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PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING ' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,300 32 PAGES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1999 Bloom��i�"'" OF PICKE CEN good results Page 8 Tories stay the course Education, health care, welfare, law and order reform top priorities BY' C1NDY L'PSHALL Staff 3'riter The Common Sense Revolution shows no signs of slowing down. Education, health care. welfare and law and order will continue to be featured themes for the Tor} go% - ernment of Mikc Harris as the legis- lature starts its new term. During Thursday's Speech from The Throne, Lieutenant Governor Hilary Weston introduced several government initiatives. some new and some which were key planks of the successful re-election campaign of the Progressive Conservatives this past June. The speech stressed a treed for the government to keep its financial house in order. "In terms of the government the most important thing we have to do is make sure we stav on track. now that we have it on track:' AtlorneN General Jim Flaherty, who repre- sents Whitby -Ajax says. " If we don't keep it on track we don't have the funds to improve education, to fund health care at record levels" As part of the speech, the Province announced standardized testing for all grades will be institut- See TEACHERS page 5 A.J. GROEN/News Adt-eruser photo A hair-raising day Students at Frenchman's Buv Public School in Pickering raised money for the school's arts program by, well, being creative. Pupils Bethan Davies (front, centre) Shannon McCarroll (back, left), Karli Keirstead and Melyssa Omens (back, right) made the most of the school's fund-raising Wacky Hair Day. Crack -cocaine seized in Pickeringstir g PICKERING — Durham Re- ,gional Police seized $22,400 worth of crack cocaine and nabbed a man wanted for deportation dur- ing a drug sting in Pickering. Members of the drug enforce- ment unit arrested 23 -year-old Robert Dixon, of no fixed address, at the Pickering Town Centre at about 2 p.m. Wednesday. Four ounces of crack and $600 in cash were seized. Mr. Dixon is charged with pos- session of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, pos- session of crime proceeds and ob- structing police, the latter for al- legedly providing a false name after his arrest. - Sergeant Jim Grimley called the size of the bust "significant" and added the suspect was wanted by Canada Immigration. Mr. Dixon has twice been ordered de- ported to the U.S. but on the last occasion. in July, "he didn't make his flight," said Sgt. Grimley. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Panthers lose _ another one P Page 27 E110�I CA Pickering v7anls ?OOR Games venue Town throws hat into Olympic ring 8 Y MARIA NNF. TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING —Town council has put its stamp of approval on a bid by Pickering to be chosen as a venue for the 2008 Olympics if the right to hold the games is won by Toronto. Council passed a resolution Monday requesting bid group Toronto 2WS consider Pickering as one of the Greater Toronto Area sites where individual summer Olympic or demonstration events would he held. The resolution was proposed by Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- rice Brenner, who said it was im- portant to get the endorsement of council before making any formal submission to Toronto 2(108. "Tlx intent here is to show our interest to the Olympic bid group:' said Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles• who seconded the motion. "This doesn't commit us. It doesn't commit us financially in any way" Inside the News Advertiser *109 TO FIN IT EMerial Page ...........6 Celfltlllf i. ..............6 EIl�ertaiaelleflM ..........24 S'tll> b ................27 Classified .............28 GM USA CALL 6e�orsl ..........683-5110 Classified ........683-0707 Waft bfllltiee ......683-5117 Death Motion .....683-3005 Yeas ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Coun. Pickles noted the next steps will be to find out the criteria for selection of the GTA sites and what costs might be involved. -If it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out,- he added. The only dissenting voice came from Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan. He suggested the Town would tv wasting its time trying to get in on the games action and the only result from the effort would be a few headlines in the local media. "We don't have Olympic facili- ties in the town of Pickering:' he said, adding not a single sports venue here could meet Olympic re- quirements fir both playing and spectator facilities. "What we are going to do is invest more time and energy (by) our staff. What we are going to do is raise expectations" Coun. Ryan also suggested that by trying t<r a venue Pickering would he participating in "a poditi- See OLYMPIC page 4 Come land �see why we re top dog! DOG JOU4 87a1�nA f�0 Weel (416)i8�G455444 (5. d Fkw 401, east d Pbrt Union Rd.) i HOMER LUMBER IS VALUE PR/CED... EVERYDAY! f I ER' N ORATOR Ed AP PAD :7t7 97 EACH 451-02712 •• figs mvo?,412r makes Of furance PANG -02787 REPLACEMEN HUMIDIFIER DESCALER CLEANER 2 67 EACH • 500 M L 451-02902 HUMIDIFIER ' FRESHENER ��... 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N. 427-9931 Durham taxpayers being `punished' •Certified Hunter Douglas Dealer • Professional Installation • Certified Cor>stiltevtts • f)eoorated Sh Durham politicians are once again crying dirty pool over the fact Region taxpay- ers are helping Toronto subsi- dize the city's poor residents. In fact, one warned Wednesday pooling tax dol- lars in the Greater Toronto Area to pay for the likes of social services and social housing will he a "financial disaster" when the next reces- sion hits and the city's wel- fare rolls explode along with the need for more subsidized shelter. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish convinced his Regional coun- cil colleagues to express to the Province again that Durham continues to oppose pooling. "I think we should, at every opportunity, reiterate our position. It's fundamen- tally wrong. The next reces- sion will show it's a financial disaster." Councillor Parish con- tended Durham taxpayers are "Icing punished" by pooling. Region finance depart- ment staff reported about $4.1 million from Durham will be sent to Toronto this year to help pay for social housing and social assistance in the city. Last year, Durham benefited through pooling when it received $400,((x) more from other GTA regions than it turned over. Women of Distinction Awards postponed The annual Women of Distinction Awards, held by the Oshawa YWCA, has been rescheduled for next May. "We don't have a date yet but we're aiming for May and we'll put it back to a weeknight;" said Rosalie Evans, spokesman for the event. The annual dinner, which honours women across Durham Region, had been scheduled to take place Satur- day, Nov. 6 with guest speaker ac- tress Tonya Lce Williams, an Oshawa native. The event, normally held on a weeknight, had been moved to Satur- day to accommodate the actress. The change of day appeared un- popular, M,,. Evans said. The date also conflicted with another commu- nity event. Ms. Williams will be invited to at- tend the May event, Ms. Evans said. The nomination forms will be held for the spring awards ceremony. Nominees and those who nominated them will be informed of the change. Ticket holders can returned their tickets for refunds or keep them for the spring event. While Durham's share of GTA services funding is in- creasing this year, informa- tion from the Province indi- cates the total cost for 1999 poxoling has dropped to $770 million From the 1998 figure of 5815 million. Durham politicians are es- pecially peeved that the provincial information fails to indicate how the figures were reached. "We're not only paying the hill, we have no voice;" said Clarington Mayor Diane Harare. "All we do is get a bill with no accountability and no say on how it's spent" Oshawa Councillor and fi- nance committee chairman Brian Nicholson agreed. "How the Province can de- fend sending invoices to the Region without the back- ground is a slap in the face of the democratic process" Coun. Nicholson charged in an interview, "(Premier) Mike Harris and his band of thieves like to take our money to make themselves look good" in the eyes of Toronto which benefits from GTA pooling. "Now, they're not even circumspect about it. Now, they're saying 'send us the money. We won't tell you how we'll spend it'. The money transferred to Toronto is less than last year. but our Warning! Do Not Hire Any Real Estate Agent Before You Read This FREE Special Report Whether You Are Buying or Selling a Home, There Are Certain hev Facts That Can Literally Saye or Cost You Thousands of Dollars Pickering Ontario -Not all real estate agents are the same. If you decide to seek the help of an agent when selling or buying your home, you need some good information before you make any moves. Picking the right agent is one of those critical issues that can cost or save you thousands of dollars. In this FREE special report, we give you the specific questions you should be asking to ensure that you get the best representation for your needs. Before you hire any real estate agent, call and get a copy of a FREE Report entitled " 10 Questions to ask Before You Hire an Agent". To hear a brief pre-recorded message about how to order your FREE copy of this report, call 1-800- 766-3267 and enter 11301006. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (talk to no agent). Find out the questions the others would prefer you never ask. Mi "I.W u,v "m " Jh.b, K- A. &dr, Rrl,r—fame. It"'W". Q"Irr Av. LW !WK mtemkd w , ,Iu rr pnjanw, , 9rrrnrh load udr. CI,, arta 4) FALL DRAPERY SALE 25% OFF 40% OFF ALL GEORGE JACKSON FABRICS Fabulous for Drapes, Swags, Valances!! Matching BED COVERINGS Complete that custom look!! owroom 1MV01110911 pp� % CMIFyORNWSHUTTERS ExpertSI t 0 r■ t 1111 . 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We won't tell you how we'll spend it'. The money transferred to Toronto is less than last year. but our Warning! Do Not Hire Any Real Estate Agent Before You Read This FREE Special Report Whether You Are Buying or Selling a Home, There Are Certain hev Facts That Can Literally Saye or Cost You Thousands of Dollars Pickering Ontario -Not all real estate agents are the same. If you decide to seek the help of an agent when selling or buying your home, you need some good information before you make any moves. Picking the right agent is one of those critical issues that can cost or save you thousands of dollars. In this FREE special report, we give you the specific questions you should be asking to ensure that you get the best representation for your needs. Before you hire any real estate agent, call and get a copy of a FREE Report entitled " 10 Questions to ask Before You Hire an Agent". To hear a brief pre-recorded message about how to order your FREE copy of this report, call 1-800- 766-3267 and enter 11301006. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (talk to no agent). Find out the questions the others would prefer you never ask. Mi "I.W u,v "m " Jh.b, K- A. &dr, Rrl,r—fame. It"'W". Q"Irr Av. LW !WK mtemkd w , ,Iu rr pnjanw, , 9rrrnrh load udr. CI,, arta 4) FALL DRAPERY SALE 25% OFF 40% OFF ALL GEORGE JACKSON FABRICS Fabulous for Drapes, Swags, Valances!! Matching BED COVERINGS Complete that custom look!! owroom 1MV01110911 pp� % CMIFyORNWSHUTTERS ExpertSI t 0 r■ t 1111 . OFF MSL • r Wood Blinds - Verticals • 1 • & 117 Horizontals • ApplauseTM Horwicomb • Pleated Shades • Roller Shades Also on sale Duette • Vignette SiNtouette • Luminette "lav rre" Deews* Crone" Fl� SHOP AT HOME SER'YICrs BLINDS & DRAPERY 425-0937 88 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax, (Pickering Village) SHOWROOM HOURS: Mm -Wed. 10-5. Thurs. dt Fri. 10-6. Stu. 10-5 bill went up. I don't know how it's being spent" Mayer Harare noted if' Durham had to cut local ,cr- vices to pay for pooling. resi- dents in Toronto would enjoy a higher level of ter) ice at the expense of taxpayer~ here. CHOLESTEROL CLINIC To help customers Live Well Wed. Oct. 27th, between 1:00pm to 6:00pm. High cholesterol is sometimes referred to as a "silent killer". It has no symptoms yet if left untreated can lead to dangerous heart disease. For more information or to make an appointment for cholesterol reading, contact us at (416)282-4223 PHARMASAVE fire pi � 1 i As seen on Batman Y Robin, Texas Walker Ranger G _ & Pacific Blues GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Receive FREE 1 week trial offer taught personally by the Tiger Twins. Includes free uniform with enrollment. I Expires Nov. 22/99 401 1 1 I. 1 1 ' I � N � m 3 � 1'lummrr v Bayty J[ P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 Olympic venue bid approved by Pickering OLYMPIC From page I While he has talked in the past about reviving cal sham" undertaken by Toronto 2(108 in order to bring the city of Hamilton into its bid and get led- eral funding for the games. " 1 don't believe it's something that's going to bring any benefit to this town:' Toronto 2(x)8 recently announced 27 games venues would be located outside Toronto in the rest of the GTA. Their exact location has not yet been decided, but they must be within one hour's travel time from the Olympic Village planned for the city's waterfront. Coun. Brenner said after the meeting he will be doing much of the preliminary legwork on Picker- ing's hid to avoid large expenditures of Town stall' time. He plans to find out exactly what Toronto 2OO8's requirements are for venues and with that information put together some ideas for local sites which he will "bounce off' Town staff. parts of a Pickering venue -sharing proposal put to- gether for Toronto's unsuccessful 1986 Olympics hid, and about the possibility of co-operating with Durham College or others on new sports facilities in Pickering, Court. Brenner is now saying Picker- ing will have to take a more modest approach. According to the councillor, Pickering has only a month or two to submit its hid because Toronto 2(x)8 is expected to make decisions early next year. GoENBR/DGE Home Services eeling winter's 0 chill? 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EXPIRES NOVEMBER 11. 1999 ?r ,I s' I a L Owner Michel Saikali would like to thank all his Valued Customers d friends for their patron e. N Vow Car NN NW Thal: t.... YOU NEED CARBONCLEAN SE VICE! • trareaax FW Ecenea l • Drax Bsnriad EAMM Elis i w_ • twMwe Drkva Mky rrrihlalt Wood to Grill *W Other Ceasstiratien SAYE $18 WITH THIS AD. EXPIRES NOVEMBER 11. 1999 ?r ,I NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 PAGE 5 A/P Teachers to be tested and welfare cheats t TEACHERS Province has anyone convicted cipients and struction in read- lario Works, the funding to partici- eluded the hiring debated legislation from page / vowed to take a of the crime. mandatory reme- ing and math will Province will aim pation levels. of I,0(X) more po- to crack down on ed. Plain -language zero -tolerance ap- Mandatory drug dial training for also he imple- to increase place- Law and order lice officers by squeegee kids and report cards will proach to fraud, treatment fur ad- welfare recipients menicd. merit levels by issues expressed 2WO and intro,- aggressive pan - be extended to banning for life dieted welfare re- needing, hasic in In terms of 0n- linking, municipal in the speech in- during the much- handling. high schools. The govern- ment also reiterat- if-, lei ill i• • • • cd its plan for "regular testing of �` ? _ y teachers' know]- - }N „ � '? � ?� ,' .�. � f 4 . edge and skills, ._' through written _ �- W.,AW ' and other assess- f �� ment methods. Remediation will -F3 Y :v be offered to those - -. who fail assess-#,lS' ments and de -cell- R@ l'S 1 1 w" n tification will re- 'rook cult if remediation Choice'ek:: w -'° FINAL is unsuccessful," Awards said Lt. Gov. We- jggq ` DAYS! ston. Looking to- I his A wards post -sec- ondary educationWE MAKE IT WE SELL IT WE GUARANTEE - the government will contribute Waterfall $35 million to the -H 1% '� Daybed new 'Aiming for s.r,• -- the Top' scholar- `�`�_ Wit. '..,:._,: '!4� WAS WAS ship fund, which"'`' COMFORT SLEEP ORTHO ELEGANCE ; 169 �, - 289 will help 10,000 f ": NOW a NOW Ontario students who need f-inan- ,� _ _ Si'i 79ngle i j. -....� i19 Single 9 clef help go to a. Mattress 9 In school. . 'Mattress The govern -Set x319 Set 5509 ' fa ment will also DOUBLE ...219 -ir. .....J$q DOUBLE 419 Jet ....619 work to increase QUEEN 5091 6nvi WAS ; WAS ti Q[.'EEti ...2'9 �t 4;'q . q hltiG 639 tint n. ..the number of _ r - KING 469 �e `� ►� N�j�j}�j,�y:, 239 i, � 319 community col- �-! I NOW NOW 4 lege and university -.SUPER FIRM courses with direct • �� -'s SUPPORT SI 5 - 179 job links.' /2C :, _'y;= Durham Col- • _ ORTHOSUPREME HarvardChristina lege is on the `"` Bunk "leading edge" in training needed to - ORTHOPEDIC WAS WAS Sinle bring the province '' Matgtress39J��_ '� 299 369 into the future, Mc _ — -� - - -,� � �, NOW NOW .i Flaherty says. Single Set 5609 "I'm Confident '•`� f . Mattress21 DOUBLE 5et...._..T19 i _ ' v,999 - 5299 we'll be taking " Set 5369 QUEEN . ....589 Set_.......809 i -� steps across the KING 7D9 Set ....1179 province in that DOUBLE...... 269 Set........ 499 - Deluxe____ - - and Durham Col- QUEEN........329 Set........4yy if' KING............509 Set........ 799 - - lege will take a • -- 1 1 WAS WAS - leadership role:' :.. - �� 1 299499 Focusing on I GST I i NOW NOW a health care, Lt. 25 t 1 I — _ _ t Gov. Weston an- a PST I s m 429 . nounced a funding .. increase of 20 per ORTHOPRACTIC • ' Bookcase ' cent from $18.9 I • • billion to $22.7 �� billion by 2004. single G1 MANY S FREE CHOICES 1 WAS �• WAS The govern- Mattress . PNIM Cassa • Pillow I _ 349 549 1 ment also intro-. Bad Frame • Local DeNvoryI NOW NOW dined measures to Set 1429- • tttlsrtraaa Pad • sn-ttP 1 - address doctor DOUBLE ...... 299 Set ......... 999 • Bad Rails of QUEEN......... 339 Set......... 549 • Sifast Straps Old est I -� /�9 . shortages in _ • Pillow Protector~� (�� under -serviced KING............539 Set.........t369 a areas. It will offer = DURHAM MUMES FOR OVER 21 YEARS! r F _ free tuition to stu- dents entering _ medical school, provided they t ej� Slagree to relocate . i • TAUIYM BAYLY and practise for t raa z -" t.. . five years after C�E11ff1VTS graduation inWE MAKE - under -serviced ®I �� • p ° areas. The Tories itwv. 7f3 W air also announced ®'`' 1bN1► 1ara.Al 1f+raaa,► _ Y.� more funding for ®PHONE nurse ractition- ar.f.oa sa,.ta,w s,a,rns �• taawon Road W. 2520 Chemong Rd. N. p wuacna . h.aw &~ ore 6 km North of Portage Pfaa 520 Westney Road S. ers. araue� ,,• ,,• ••+w j (9061433-iolSZ (TOS) 292-6211 I9os) 819-13is On the issue of welfare, the • r • L P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 d tE o r & OpiNioNs dpr�tw lh , iA- DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISEROCT. 22, 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Hospitals need prescription refilled Local MPPs must provide injection of cash Is there a doctor in the house? Unfortunately, there'll probably be only MPPs and no MDs in the room when the lead official of the local health system sits down with local members of the provincial government to plead for help for the two hospitals which serve Ajax and Pickering residents. Rouge Valley Health System chief executive officer AI Whiting presented the prescription to Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker in a meeting Wednesday and hopes to give it to other Progressive Conservative MPPs from west Durham and east Scarborough in get-togethers he's trying to set up for next week. That prescription calls for an injection of substantial cash to the 1999- 2000 operating budgets of the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre and Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough. Mr. Whiting doesn't like the progno- sis for our two hospitals after they had their annual operating funding from the Province slashed by $7 million for this fiscal year. Hardly what the doctor ordered. In fact, the health system had asked for a $2 -million increase for this year. Now, the hospitals are facing a S9 - million budget deficit and are being asked to operate with less money than they received for 1998-1999. That could leave the health system in critical condition, Mr. Whiting fear. "This funding cut can only be managed by providing less service — not a pleas- ant picture for those living in east Scar - A Pat on the back for a keeper of history borough and west Durham. This move by the government...will directly impact on ... patient care" It's particularly bad news at a time when the area's population continues to grow and demand for hospital services is increasing at both health centres. To illustrate. Centenary's emergency de- partment had to redirect ambulances be- tween 35 and 40 per cent of the time during summer. The situation will only get worse when Whitby's general hospi- tal closes and those patients come west for medical attention. So, the Ajax -Pickering and Scarbor- ough health centres need an expansion of services, not an amputation. "We were poised to increase the level of ser- vice at both sites this year, but this move by the government has put those plans in jeopardy:' says Mr. Whiting. "We don't have the resources to get the job done." We can only hope the Province was reading the wrong patient chart when it filled the prescription for the local hos- pitals, that Queen's Parr came up short of funding because it's unaware of this area's burgeoning population and in- creasing need for improved medical carr. Local MPPs who are more aware of the local picture need to rectify the situ- ation after they meet with Mr. Whiting. They must administer emergency CPR — CPR as in Cash Promptly Required. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Include your fill name and town of residence. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR So, why are there still no extracumculars? To the editor: Durham Catholic District School Board teachers have to in- struct 6.5 out of eight classes as a result of their contract with the board. Since this is a two-year contract, that means a teacher should be teaching four classes in Historical society chronicler gets to the root of family tree Once in awhile, those of us who toil in the newspaper business get to work on and be the first to see stories which turn out to be everything our .instructors told us they should be. That happened for me recently when I read a fascinating account of the O'Connor family in Ajax and its long history in the community. This was one of those stories. It explored the life of a family working the land for generations. It delved into the evolution of farming and the way it is being handled today by Sean and Kelly O'Connor, under the eye of their father Maurice. But equally fascinating was the history of the O'Connor family. The family's connection to Ajax began in 1831 and the genetic thread still runs, unbroken, right up until today. And the O'Connors were not your everyday toilers. Along with proving themselves as able workers of the land, they became archbishops (hence the Catholic high school in Ajax), founded churches, chaired Steve ,$n Houston Managing Editor school boards, and were ever active in their community. Their history is one for which they should remain proud. My family history has never really been explored — let alone document- ed — and I often wonder about the connections between my ancestors in Scotland many generations ago to my parents in 1957 when they immigrat- ed to Canada. I'm sure there are no archbishops in my past, or school board chairmen. Yet, I still wonder, often, what the story of my ancestry would be like. Pat McCauley, it must be noted, was the person who did the research on the O'Connor family's roots here. In fact, Maurice O'Connor was so impressed with her work he insisted we use it when providing our readers with the family's history. The O'Connor family's journey from Ireland to Canada was chroni- cled in the quarterly publication of the Pickering Historical Society's Pathmaster and Pat must be given credit where it's due. Surely much hard work and pa- tience is required when attempting to collect this kind of historical data And making stere it's accurate would be a Herculean task. So, my hat goes off to Pat. She traced the fascinating history of a family well known here and shared it with everyone. I may not know the first thing about my family's rats, but I do know who to ask if I ever need to be pointed in the right direction. I'll just ask Pat or the other fine people at the Pickering Historical Society. E -nail comments on this column to nnews@durham.neL Include your full name and town of residence. only one semester out of four. This gives them three out of four classes in three semesters as was the pre -Bill 160 quota. If teachers arc teaching that extra class in only one semester out of four, then why can't ex- tracurricular% be incorporated into some kind of schedule? Since not all teachers are working the extra j class in the same semester, there should always be 75 per cent of them with time to supervise or coach an activity. In my opinion, it seems that we are simply dealing with some stubborn teachers. I do not say this to offend but rather to draw a comparison. For example, the York Catholic board has regained 95 per cent of its extracurriculars at the secondary level with the same settlement. So, this brings me to the question why are there still no extracurriculars in Durham's Catholic high schools? I cannot be sure but, perhaps, this explains why Durham has gotten such a bad reputation in the media. Speaking as a student, I am at a loss. Again and again, I have been told the teachers are there for the students. At this stage of the game, I am just glad to say that I am on my way out of high school. I can feel only sympathy for the Grade 9 and 10 students who have never enjoyed the experience of sports and clubs at a high school level. Oh well, maybe they will find something better to do - cigarette, anyone? Serena Schwab, Student trustee, Durham Catholic District School Board, Pickering C, F. ) ` l , .1 C ' n M , [ r' i B if .t: f J Y !t u ' , J 9.' .: ^ : • ,, ..,, ✓.'' (: ' 1 1 '6 .', �, . 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Durham health line hours extended Six-month pilot project approved for Health Connection The Durham Health Connection Line is going to he operating four hours later starting on Nov. 1. As part of a six-month pilot pro- ject. the line will run from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday. The line is operated by the Re- gional health department and five public health nurses handle approx- imately 100 health-related calls a day. ..The Durham Health Connection Line has grown into an integral ser- vice of the health department;' says Judy Murray, Manager of Public Health Nursing and Nutrition with the department. The six-month project will be re- viewed in the spring to see if the longer hours should be maintained for residents. To reach the line, call 723-8521 or 1-8()0-811-2729. Words of Wisdom The only ones you should try to get even with are those who have Iso, helped you. Please recycle your News Advertiser The contest, which was designed I years ago, is intended to "help schools he heater neighbours to their communi- ty;' Ms. Brown said. Staff and students at schools across the region are encouraged to spruce up the outward appearance of their schools during the summer months. . Early each August Ms. Brown visits every school to judge the entries on overall appearance, varieties of flowers used, patterns in the gardens, the con- dition of flower,, and shruhs. ex idencc of growth, originalli\ ami ima_inati n and absence of litter. There were al- most 70 entries this year, with each of the finalists receiving a framed photo- graph of their school's project. "The semi-finalists are the cream of the crop;" Ms. Brown told trustees. Other finalists this year included Kathleen Rowe Memorial Public School in Whitby, R. A. Sennett Public School in Whitby and Sunset Heights Public School in Oshawa. 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A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 Learn new skills at Catholic board workshops The Durham Catholic to be covered includes District School Board's holistic health, the basics Adult and Continuing Edu- of investing and organic cation department is host- gardening. ing Workshop Saturday for The Heart and Stroke area residents this week- Foundation is also offering end• several certification pro - The board is presenting grams, including CPR a series of morning and af- courses, as part of the ternoon workshops Oct. 23 event. at Father Leo J. Austin Workshop fees run from Catholic Secondary $10 to $40. School, 1020 Dryden Blvd. For more information in Whitbv. on the courses. or to recis- A bide range of topics ter call 081-771?. You care about your community. So metimes you feel concerned about having us — Pickering Nuclear generating station — as a next door neighbour. You may have questions about our operations, particularly about safety and the environment. * n this series or acs. we re 11Lii oductng � vu to some ul the peuplc wait tate answers to those questions. people who are v, Orki rig hard to keep the Pickering Nuclear plant safe for you and your ncI--h I My name is Bob Strickert and I'm Site Vice -President at Pickering Nuclear generating station. I am responsible for all aspects of the preparations to return to service the four Pickering A units that were laid -up. We are currently doing an Environmental Assessment for the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) on returning the station to service. I have been asked many questions around the whole Environmental Assessment area. Here are two of the most often asked questions. Q I hear you are going ahead with the return to service of Pickering A. Aren't you moving too fast? A It's true that Ontario Power Generation is continuing to do preparatory work to return the Pickering A plant to service; that has been our plan since we made the decision to lay-up the units two years ago. Since then the overall performance of Pickering B has improved significantly as indi- cated in our monthly public report cards. The preparations include the Environmental Assess- ment, design work to enhance safety and environ- mental systems, and detailed procedures for refurbishment. We will not be doing major work on the units until the Environmental Assessment is complete and regulatory approval is received. The Environmental Assessment and other studies will provide valuable and important infor- mation for the Atomic Energy Control Board's licensing process. By pursuing these activities, we're not running ahead of that process, we're doing what we must do in order to keep up with it and support it. For more information, visit our web site at: www.ontariopowergeneration.com/pickering Q What are you doing to ensure the community of the safe return of Pickering A to service? A The health and safety of the community is our top priority in any plan to return Pickering A to service. Approximately $200 million of the projected costs are for improvements to environ- mental and safety-related systems. The attention of the Atomic Energy Control Board is also focused on the environment and safety. That's why they've asked that we provide a thorough Environmental Assessment of the proposed project, and why they'll be looking very closely at our safety-related modifications once the licensing process begins. We need to demonstrate to the AECB that Pickering A will be operated safely and without harmful effects on health and the environment before they approve any proposal to return it to service. ONTARIOrun' 8 GENERATION RIGHT HERE! • RIGHT HERE! • RIGHT HERE! • RIGHT HERE! • ( ,()I _UKey.� ,, ��'� �:( ";t1�� ���: '� � C;l�l DKey.� _—,, —. �o s s m m m . �o s X m m m �o s s m �o m . m — s s m m m saw . s s m m s AR PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 Teachers the guinea pigs in new science curriculum Elementary teachers in Durham's Catholic schools will become students them- selves at a series of Science Now workshops at St. Jude Catholic School in Ajax Satur- day. The workshops, being pre- sented by the Durham Catholic District School Board, the Durham division of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' As- sociation (OECTA) and the Science Teachers' Association of Ontario, are designed to pro- vide teachers an opportunity to take part in scientific activities using everyday materials, states a board release. Teachers participating in the primary, junior and intermedi- ate seminars will receive a workbook including curricu- lum links and materials to use in the classroom. Meanwhile, OECTA re- leased the fourth of five planned resource kits for teach- ers recently. OECTA Durham elemen- tary president Bill Stratton re- ports the lesson plans and stu- dent activities are being "very well received" in separate school classrooms throughout the region. By the end of the year the federation plans to release re- source packages to match each of the five areas in the science curriculum -life systems, ener- gy and control, matter and ma- terials, structures and mecha- nisms and earth and space sys- tems. The packages, which in- clude hands-on student activi- ties, references for teachers and teaching and assessment strategies, are produced by the union's professional develop- ment department in partnership with the Ontario Catholic Cur- riculum Co-operative. f -a1• L -V When it comes to an impact on our economy, small business is big indeed. In fact, approximately 80% of the almost 550,000 ncwv jobs produced in Ontario during the past foL.r years were created by small business, and even more new jobs will he generated by increasing trade and exports. You have 3 employees. 2 computers. An office on Main Street. You're huge. The Ontario government has cut personal income tax and payroll tax, and is committed to doing more. We 31so offer a wide range of programs and services to help small businesses create jobs. To find out more about how Ontario is helping small business grow, visit www.ontario-canada.com. 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Pickering. bazaar. mas gifts and help feed the hun- baiaar arc being asked to drop off The bazaar is being held Satur- "There will he a white elephant Call 831-2522 for more infor- grn at the same time here next a nun -perishable food item for the day. Nov. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 table, books by the hag, raffles, mation on the Christmas bazaar month. local food hank while browsing p.m. at the Village Retirement handmade crafts, baked items, a and sale. §;P,0FXLL • 1 SPECIAL PURCHASE UNFINISHED FURNITURE-_,...� DOOR SECONDS COLONIST ` p AND SLAB INTERIOR s vfi DOORS WITH SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS AT TREMENDOUS --SAVINGS 110 UP TO I rn •BENCHES L V OFF : STooLs JELLY CUPBOARD �_ • CUPBOARD ORS s 4 2 DAY' SAT. 8c SUN. M E SPECIAL pURCHAs SHELVING 12" 4 COLOUR SPECIAL BUY s LIGHT POT LIGHTS yR�EEG. _G� y 95 PROJE SEVERAL SI FIXTURES UP TO 50 BANKERS LAM -L HOME H�'I Women smokers toaep t het to q uit p.m., at its offices, located at 1615 Dundas St. E., second floor in Whitby. Approximately one in three women ages 20- to 44 - years -old in Durham Region smokes, states the department. It often takes adult smokers seven to eight attempts at quittiniz be - Butt out. The Durham Region Health Department is helping women smokers do just that. The department started a women's quit smoking group on Oct. 19, running six consecutive Tuesdays, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 fore they're successful, accord- ing to the 1996/1997 Ontario Health Survey. To register for the women's quit -smoking group or for more information on quitting call the Durham Health Connec- tion Line at 723-8521 ext. 2158 or 1-800-841-2729 ext. 215H. MESSAGE OF THANKS TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS TRANSCONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTION INC. is pleased to announce that METROLAND PRINTING, PUBLISHING & DISTRIBUTING LTD. And The Torstar Daily Newspaper Group will be distributing advertising materials on its behalf in this area. After four years of serving our customers in Central Ontario, we have decided to sell to Torstar Corporation our advertising distribution operations in Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchener, and Kingston. Under this agreement. Transcontinental continues to offer customers a complete coast-to-coast distribution service through our national account management services. We value the relationship that we have shared with our cus- tomers over the years, and we look forward to continuing to work with you in the future. I (0 1h (-V` 66NEW" ��do 04 Pickering Drop by and see our s . New Mattress ' Department featuring the famous Sears 'O Pedic Mattress selection. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 PAGE 15 A/P ot, n -V T THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21st TO SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th �,,`'i i�I'��• I abier dot Tabs expeCTMore CO. 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REFORM: The Durham Reform Rid- ing Association holds a dinner and dance at 7 p.m. at the General Sikorski Hall, 1551 Stevenson Rd. N.. Oshawa. Reform MP John Reynolds will speak. Multicultural dancers perform. Tickets $35 per person. 905-986-5274 (Jean Brohm), 416-922-7815 (Willy Wan). ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bavfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group deals with addictions of all types. including co-dependency. All welcome. Child care program available as required. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, OCT. 2_; ROUGE VALLEY WALK: The Rouge `'alley Foundation presents Walk for the Rouge, its annual wilder- ness walk. There will be a long guided tour for experiences hikers from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and a short walk for beginners from 10:30 a -m. to noon. Meet at the Rouge Valley Conservation Centre (The Pearsc House). Go north on Mcadowvale Rd. cross Sheppard Ave. and take the zoo ramp on the right. Turn east at the traffic lights at the bridge to the zoo and proceed to the parking lot. Take a water bottle, packed lunch, camera. Wear sturdy footwear and rain gear if needed. Free, but dona- tions accepted. (416) 284-0257, www.onramp.ca/rivernen, E-mail: rougevfC yahoo.com. ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol'' If so, Al -Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church. 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1-800-921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for AI -Anon. FRENCHMAN'S BAY: Help restore the Frenchman's Bay watershed or help with the fall bay clean-up. To do restoration work, meet at 9:30 am. at Douglas Park, on Douglas Ave. south of Radom St., west of Liverpool Rd. Participants will clean; plant native trees, shrubs and wildflowers; and hammer toad houses for their gardens. Wear boots and bring a spade and a hammer. To help with the bay clean-up, go from 9 am. on to Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, 635 Breezy Dr., east of West Shore Blvd. Volunteers are need- ed for an hour or two throughout the day at this location. Gloves and garbage bags will be provided. 420- 4660, ext. 2155. CONCERT: The Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra holds a Pops Concert at 7:30 p.m. at All Saints An- glican Church, Hwy. 2 and Centre St., Whitby. Special guest is the Clarington Concert Band. Donations accepted at the door. 831-8466. Supreme Paint Package Includes: • INTEGRATED CLEAR COAT $49(�/ 95�� • SUPRENE PAINT • GRAVEL GUARD • VALUE PREP • UY SUNSCREEN rt„ PAYME'1'T ' I- lu: 4 hours of bodywork ra,a Yea U A (' (905) Hyl -414# - 955 Alliance Rd. Pickering ` . EL = 3Z (BR0CK & BAYLY) Vass. "'.a: tis a'^ 'o^vrrca ,�vc�es try esnrt,ate Addrgna bOdyrork, rust repay and strgp•igd dd pada ears. 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OCT. 24199 2 P.M. . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . , AM PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October V, 19" Bin os benefit Bigg Under the 'B' are big bucks you could win at fund-raising bin- gos held by the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Asso- ciation. Big Sisters host bingo every Wednesday starting at 3 p.m. at Delta Bingo on Dillingham Road in Picker- ing. The associa- tion needs vol- unteers between 2:15 and 6:15 p.m. to act as runners and sell cards. Money from the bingos helps the association offer programs and services for girl, and young women in Ajax Week focuses on effects of pornoQraphN The health and safety of children, fami- lies and commu- nities in Durham Region arc motivating factors for White Ribbon Week, Oct. 24- 31. Sponsored by People Against Pornography, the week will begin with a display in which issues of ob- scenit) and sex- ual exploitation are considered at the Oshawa Centre Satur- day. Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., upstairs at the south end of the mall. White Rib- bon Week is an annual event that encourages citizens to wear and display white ribbons to express concern about the in- crease of pornography and its negative impact. Accord- ing to local or- ganizers, pornography plays a role in sexual addic- tion, violence against women, child sexual abuse, sexual harassment, family break- downs and crime. and Pickering. At present, 44 girls and teens are matched with Big Sisters and another 20 are on the waiting list. Without more money, the association can't maintain its cur- rent level of ser- vice nor can it help those on the waiting list. For more in- formation or to volunteer, call Linda at the Big Sisters office at 428-81 1 I . $1 4.99 2 Convenient Locations To Serve You! 1125 Markham Rd. 311 King St W. Scarborough Oshawa (416)439-3401 (905)434-1143 n q S T R x Elr.r. 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Come see the many sides of -Searsru r AIP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 NEWST 1 TO r V & URISM A DVERTISER OCT. 22, 1 9 9 9 Marlin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Chateau le Clos Luce ...A French'Gem BY KA ROLINF. CULLF.N Special to the News Advertiser Dozens of swallows fill the sky and a high-pitched concert of trills echoes off the brick walls. Their graceful swoops con- trast with the linear precision of the tiny, Renaissance gardens• clipped hedges and perfumed roses. Off in the distance, the powerful bulk of Chateau d'Am- boisc fills the horizon. King Francois 1 fostered thought. discussion• and experi- mentation at this manor by im it- ing Leonardo da Vinci to France in 1536. Honoured with the King's benefaction, the master was given le Clos Luce to live in and a pension of 7(X) golden crowns per year. The King asked for nothing more in return than the pleasure of listening to Leonardo con- verse. In one corner of the base- ment is the entrance to an under- ground passage connecting le Clos Luce to the chateau, giving the ling a direct link to the home of the master he so admired. Almost 5(X) years later, my husband and I toured Leonardo's house. It is on a quiet back street of Amboise, a town south of the Loire River between Tours and Blois about two hours via Rail Europe from Paris. Already over 60 -years -old. Leonardo arrived from Rome with his student da Metzi and three canvases — Saint Anne, Saint John the Baptist which he finished at le Clos Luce, and his famous painting of the lady with the enigmatic smile. In this pret- ty manor house, he happily con- tinued to paint, sketch and work as an engineer, architect and fes- tival organizer for the court. After only three years in Am- boisc. he died on May 2. 1519 and is buried in the Chapelle St. Hubert on the chateau's grounds. The manor tour begins by climbing the watchtower. Its ex- istence evidence of Ie Clos Luce having been built as a fortified dwelling. The Italian loggia -style gallery connecting the tower to the main house was used as a seating area for the royal patron and his court to observe the fes- tivities Leonardo executed in the front garden. Wandering unescorted through the sparsely decorated rooms where Leonardo lived and worked gives a sense of manor life. Most of the rooms have high, timbered ceilings, plank flooring, huge fireplaces and Renaissance artifacts, paintings, tapestries and furniture. Dominating his bed- room is an immense four-poster bed, nchly curtained with red and gold hangings, its dark wood carved with cherubs and sea ani- mals. The study, has rare pewter dishes and Italian furniture with marquetry of wood, ivory and ebony . 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In ow UAi m% No TAX ADDED' and Vs dote tlua'a ND GST ADDED' afters Do nol appy to deferral fees, dekv , nstalladon or mai twa ageerterc dtarges M I Ners- Appy to merdtartdise in Sears Furrii re, Sears NOW b Appliances and Sears FurrtiGre, AWhances 6 Honte hrpmWnffNs stores. Facade Catalogue Mchases. Otters end Sunday, 00aber 24, 1999. NPIM8199 Caoyrgnr 1999 SNars Canada xtc AIP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 Ent rtain nt N L W S AD V E K Ajax -Pickering orchestra The .Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra opens it season this Satur- day. Oct. 23 with a pups concert. Slated for the All -Saints' Anglican Church in Whithv at 7.30 pmi., the show will feature the music of Elgar. Rossini. Gric2, Vaughan Williams, Snicina. Johann Strauss Jr. and more. Joinim_ the orchestra will he the Concert to jazz up chamber choir A jazz concert next month will raise funds tier a Durham -based cham- ber choir which features members from Ajax and Pickering. Tom Baker and guests present Jazz at the Music Hall in support of the Uxbridge Chamber Choir Saturday. I\o\6 at h p.m. at The Music Hall on Main Street South in Uxbridge. Tickets are $20 per person and will be available at the door. Children 14 and under arc admitted free. For more information call 852- 5643. T 1 SER OCT . 2 2 1 9 pulls all the right strings Clarington Concert Band, under the di- rection of Barry Hodgins. Each group will perform on their own then com- hinc to play several works together. There's no admission charge. but YOU 9 9 donations will be accepted at the dolor. All Saints' Anglican Church is at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Centre Street. For more int-ornuttion call 831- 8466. gi,3TWON STEAK, CHICKEN, OR SHRIMP Some tastes just go great together. Tender Cajun Steak, juicy Bar -B -(due Chicken R succulent Garlic Roasted Shrimp. You pick two of the three & we'll serve them together with crispy fried new potatoes & roasted cheddar corn. You Pick Two platters. Don't miss them. Now at all area Applebee's.' INA YOUR CHOICE FEV VV 13.99 aim 155 Kingston Rd. E. "')t, "� h ," C-4 & 80' www.applebees.com Across from Costco a I'M4 N4)11IX 11111.1 ilaf,11W. Irk' Marlin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 DOUBLE JEOPARDY ,AA: 1 KAP T1„ ; ') 30. Sat Sul " 05 4 30 ' ',)0 9 3C THE SIXTH SENSE (AA) Fn. Mon -Thu 7 25-9:45 Sat -Sun 2:204.50-7:25-9 45 RANDOM HEARTS (AA) Fri. Mon -Thu 7:15-9 55 Sat -Sun 4:30-7:15.9:55 THE IRON GIANT (PG) Sat -Sun 2'35 SUPERSTAR ,Pc 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7:10-925 Sat -Sun 2:30-5 007:10-9 25 FERRIS WELLER'S DAY OFF (PG) 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7 05-9 15 Sat -Sun 2.15-4 31 ,)`,-9 15 BRINGING OUT THE DEAD iR 'Fn. Mon Thu 7:20-9 50 Sat -Sun 2 00435-7 20.9 50 AMERICAN BEAUTY (AA) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 7.35-1000 Sat -Sun 2 10-44C 31, 1000 THREE TO TANGO (PG) -Fn. 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Sun. 1926 Queen St. E. pen late 10-8 9-5 11-5 416-691-9190 DOUBLE JEOPARDY ,AA: 1 KAP T1„ ; ') 30. Sat Sul " 05 4 30 ' ',)0 9 3C THE SIXTH SENSE (AA) Fn. Mon -Thu 7 25-9:45 Sat -Sun 2:204.50-7:25-9 45 RANDOM HEARTS (AA) Fri. Mon -Thu 7:15-9 55 Sat -Sun 4:30-7:15.9:55 THE IRON GIANT (PG) Sat -Sun 2'35 SUPERSTAR ,Pc 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7:10-925 Sat -Sun 2:30-5 007:10-9 25 FERRIS WELLER'S DAY OFF (PG) 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7 05-9 15 Sat -Sun 2.15-4 31 ,)`,-9 15 BRINGING OUT THE DEAD iR 'Fn. Mon Thu 7:20-9 50 Sat -Sun 2 00435-7 20.9 50 AMERICAN BEAUTY (AA) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 7.35-1000 Sat -Sun 2 10-44C 31, 1000 THREE TO TANGO (PG) -Fn. Mon Thu 7 309 40 Sat -Sun 2 404 55-7 30940 DOUBLE JEOPARDY ,AA; 'Fri, Mon -Thu 7 30 9 55 Sat -Sun 2.30-4 55 7.30-9 55 THREE KINGS 'R Fn -Mon -Tues -Wed 7 10-540 Sat -Sun 2 05-4:35-7.10 Thu 940 MYSTERY. ALASKA i AA) 'TOS STIGMATA (AA)'9 35 THE IRON GIANT (PG) 'Sat -Sun 2:00-4:05 AMERICAN BEAUTY IAA) 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7:25-10:00 Sat -Sun 2:10-4 45- 725-1000 THE SIXTH SENSE AA) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 7:25-9:50 Sat -Sun 2:35.5:00.7:25-9:50 SUPERSTAR PG) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 7:15-9:15 Sat -Sun 2:20.4:20-7:15-9:15 BRINGING OUT THE DEAD (R) *Fn. Mon -Thu 720-10:00 Sat -Sun 2:00-4 40- 7 20-10.00 THREE TO TANGO ; PG) 'Fn. Mon -Thu 7:00-9:20 Sat -Sun 2:15-4:30-7:00.920 Let us entertain you! The News Advertiser Rouge Valley Health System ( rntenary Health Crntre NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P Rouge Valley Health System Cardiac Care Community Advisory Group Cardiac Surgical Services Campaign WE NEED YOUR HELP! Cardiac Care Program �.. Jaz MP " �li�i►` - '�``` err ,.aa. a4:ii� � ::t- ` ^� .. »e��'+ly��., ^.., Right now for A. us wh the in e �• ` ast Toronto ---any cardiac surgery that we ori r I mire (and some of us wil is' -done' at a downtown teaching hospital._ You can perhaps imagine or maybe you've-heard.stories of the problems experienced when ttatown to visit a loved one. For one thing, it's not usually the everyday downtown commuter who has to do the travelling. The travel and the parking just add to the fear and anxiety you feel for the person who has just come through a major operation, and are in a hospital where they know no one and are themselves frightened. We are asking for your support to bring cardiac surgery close to home - to the Centenary Health Centre Site of the Rouge Valley Health System • If you live west or north of the Toronto/905 area, approval has just been given for cardiac surgery close to home (in Mississauga or Newmarket). It's just in the east end that we have been left out - even though we pay the same taxes... Some 450,000 people in the Eastern GTA are being short-changed in health care by the provincial government a Rouge Valley Centenary has been performing highly technical cardiac catheteri:atton for years, and has some of the most highly qualified (award winning) cardiologists in the city, • The facilities can he made ready quickly at a much lower cost than at other hospitals. • The Centenary Site already provides excellent cardiac rehabilitation and various ethnic specific health care programs. • It is reasonable to think that Rouge Valley Centenary is the most logical site for cardiac surgery in the Eastern GTA. Wouldn't you think so? For the government to make their decision they need to hear our voices telling them what we need and what we need them to do The Cardiac Care Community Advisory Group is an all -volunteer organization, consisting of many recovered cardiac patients - who just want the best care for our community. How can you help? • You can sign a Cardiac Care Support Card, when a volunteer comes to your door (9,000 have already been signed), • You can join our door-to-door campaign. Ask a few of your neighbour$ to fill in a Cardiac Care Support Card. If you are interested in being a canvasser to help bring cardiac surgical services to Rouge Valley Health System, Call Phil Diamond at (416) 281-8131 ext. 4920. Please watch for two upcoming information sessions we will be holding on November 11 and 17 in Ajax & Scarborough: • Advances in Cardiac Care • Update on the proposed Cardiac Surgical Centre Featuring Speakers - Dr. Eric Goode, Cardiologist at Rouge Valley Health System Dr. Frank Halparin, Cardiologist at Rouge Valley Health System, Phil Diamond, Community Volunteer and former cardiac patient IUP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 LEASE OPTIONS Down Payment Lease Paymer; Totai Due Or. 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GMC NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 PAGE 27 P Port &LEISURE GOLF 5000 Ptlry Now & SAVEW Mews Fro Mewbersbip s695. Indies Full Membersbi� f695. Corples Frp Me�ebersbi f 1250. Corporale Moe. -errs. 8ily 5210. N E W S AD V E R T I S E R 0 C T. 2 2 1 9 9 9 Panthers' GM gets Blizzar I d of help from friends But, injury -riddled Pickering juniors remain coachless and winless PICKERING — Ron Blizzard could hardly be blamed if he's eoing around these days humming an old Beatles' tune. "I'll get by with a little help from my friends. Gonna try with a little help from my friends" Friends have come to the rescue of the Pickering Panthers' general manager who's been forced by the mass resignation of his entire ,:,,aching staff to get behind the hcnch of the moribund Ontario Hockey Association Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League team. Two long-time National Hock - e,. League players and a power Skating coach are lending a hand to their friend and his Panthers whose record dropped to 4.1(>-3 after a tie and two losses in their most recent )utings. Former Toronto Maple Leaf Pcter a-zel, who's still hoping to :itch on with an NHL team to ex- nd his 17 -year career, and 15- ar pro hockey veteran Derek i;nith are "trying to help me get hrough these trying times:' reports lillzzard. They're providmi_, "ad vice" and "giving me another set of eyes" until he hires a new coaching staff. And, Craig Chandler is run- ning the Panthers through power skating drills two times a week. Blizzard is "in the process of in- terviewing coaches" to replace the bench boss and two assistants who walked out on the team last week citing philosophical differences with management. "I'm not going to make a quick decision because I want to get somebody in there who can fill the void:' But, the GM's hoping to have a new coaching staff in "the near fu- ture". The sooner the better. A few healthy bodies would help too. The Panthers went into Monday's home game against the rival Ajax Axe men without five regulars and with one who played injured. Doug (';"Iirr. T Kemp, Oh%cr Lopci, 1.;, Putcrman and Dan Schofield couldn't suit up be- cause of various ailments and in- juries. And David Visconti played hurt. To fill the void, Blizzard called up an entire line from the Ajax - Pickering midget Raiders. lames Cummins, Chris Stewart and Jeff Stewart "played a real strong game for us". Despite that, the Panthers dropped a 5-3 decision to the visit- ing Axemen. Brent Chandler, Mike Hanna and Garrett Winder scored for Pickering. Mike Andreoff tend- ed net. Just 24 hours earlier, the Pan- thers were hammered 14.2 Sunday night by the Wexford Raiders. "The boys were just going through the motions;'says Blizzard. "They were really flat. They didn't re- spond well" It didn't help that Pickenng has had little success in recent years in Wexford's home rink. "It seems we don't have any luck in their barn." Chandler and Winder tallied for the Panthers, who were outshot ;u- 38. Paul Guthrie �tartcd in goal hilt "he �kasn't ,ett:n much n• :. GoWM f M wp(be sh p f ) fZAs. '&fim• �n +PN " (Al 6.41"'k Peewee Panthers tuned up for tion" so Andreoff was put in be- regular season tween the pipes for the final I I PICKERING minutes. I PICKERING — The Pickering Andreoff had a stellar outing Panthers major peewee select hockey against the undefeated Thornhill team is ready to roar into the regular Rattlers at home Friday night when j season after posting a 2-0-1 record in the teams played to a 5-5 tic. "He exhibition contests. had a very good game;' reports The Panthers finished pre -season Blizzard. "He held us in there." exhibition play by drubbing Whitby 9 - The entire team turned in a 4. Peter Shaver and Patrick Molony good effort. "It was a good game potted two goals apiece to lead the for us. Not having a coaching staff, scoring parade. Singles went to the guys responded to that. For us i Michael Carter, Peter Nicholson. Matt to pull off a point, it was a real I Zammitti and Jason Meg it. Assisting good effort by the guys" were Trevor Fray with three, Chris Schofield and Winder paced the 1 Lauder. Molony and Michael Oliver Panthers' attack with two goals with two each and Nicholson with each. Hanna fired a single. one. Pickering played St. Michael's The Pickering peewees skated to a Thursday night after the News Ad- j 5-2 victory over Stouffville. Matthew vertiser's press deadline. ` Lawrence and Nicholson scored two The Panthers travel to North i goals apiece for the Panthers. Shaver York Friday evening. They hent chipped in with a single. Shaver. Zam- Markham at the Pickering Rccre- ! mitti and Oliver drew assists. ation Complex Sunday at 7:30 Pickering opened the pre -season by p.m. skating to a 3-3 draw with Stouffville. "I'm hoping we'll get some Shaver. Lawrence and Molony scored bodies back;' says Blizzard. And a for the Panthers. Mega recorded a pair new bench staff. I of assists and Nicholson had one. Until then. he'll rcl,, on .o little Solid goaltending Aa.,, pronodcd h% help from his trirnd,,. Iran Sahourin anal \fl.hael Olen Jpo� �oQQo l� oQl,-�'oacl� SUN., OCT. 24,14 PAL 399 ROSEBANK RD., SOUTH , PICKERING This is a four bedroom charming home, located in a very desirable MIKE quiet area. hose 10 schools and ARNOLD' parks. Eat -in kitchen, [main floor family room, large* Prudential separate dining room. Well cared for with Ach " ""'i' still lots of potential for growth. (905)831-7677 SATA SUN,, OCT. zWi 1-3 PY 31X BALSAM ROAD, PICKE W 'Just listed! ... first ad b open house! 'Charming century home on 112 acre, backs onto famtland 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 reno'd ROSS bathrooms,•hrdwd. b pine flooring.... freshly decorated,'15 min. LAPOINTE* north of Ajax 8 Pickering, 20 min. E. of Markham ,00 e r d CIIOICB Olt( i�1t►If+te e a t $219,800, *please call for b""d. directions... see you there!! (905)619-9688 SUN., OCT. 24, 1-4 P.M. 1770 APPLEVIEW RD., DICKERING Gorgeous 112 acre lot!! 3 bed raised bungalow, double gars hardwood floors, fireplace, gre central Pickering location. Asking $247,500. room BRAD 9e. TATE' at FIRST TORONTO EAST REALTY (905)4204200 SIMPLY IRRESISMLEI LYNN HEIGHTSII Don't miss this gorgeous 3 bdrm. 3 bathroom with completely finished basement on a wonderful 154 toot lot. DONNA Beautifully decorated with open two storey staircase, trick fireplace, BRUSH' sunken living room, Hollywood kitchen. Exterior has 20' x 20' deck on an immaculately landscaped lot. Call Sutton Group Donna today! (905)831-9500 � i SUN., OCT. 24, 2-4 P.M. v 1 SAT., OCT. 23, 2-4 P.M. 47 TUDOR AVE., AJAX ' ' $197,888 SUPER STARTER 3 LYNDALE CRESCENT Cosy two bedroom bungalow COURTICE GAVE 4 bedroom detached junior MIKE updated/upgraded in recent CLARINGBOLD executive boasts master en suite. MCMAHON' years. Includes a large lot, fully fenced rear yard, solar heated sunken living room with gas ��// ,� VG pool, all appliances, electric FIRST TORONTO fireplace, fenced yard on a quiet 1S� light fixtures, window coverings, EAST REALTv crescent. The kids will love t. RWR ., , for more info. Call Dave. (905)420-4200 close to schools. Call Mike today. (905)668-3800 Wit'' �i� . `0' �? HOUSE call. x'98o,7259 or 579-44 AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER LASSIF1 D To Place Your Ad Call: '683-0707 T 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Genera 1 Caner raining 1 Career Training 1 General Help 1 General Help Wanted for Corporate TV Studio in Oshawa: Assistant Producer. Basic knowledge of live studio environment. knowledge of %IS PowerPoint and Nord. Fluence in French. Desire to learn. Please fax your resume by November 15th, 1999 (416) 777-0935 1L!i1A Careers THE FUTURE ^- ,ry< r rose Art,,, are ^reoa ed for change Those who are focused and to those who are technically skilled Net 3 Com using MCSELotus Notes. Database administration using Oracle Computer Maintenance - A. New media web design and Autocad software design and programming Financial as- sistance may be available to "ble students Call Durham Business Computer College (905427-3010 THE NAIL STATION ;areer ?ynin -l'f'I (,diver iratn- ingavailable m artificialnags. ear canrdhng pedi- cures waxing Air brushing and U"oong techniques Studem Financing negotiable (905;439-2217 HAIR STYLIST c you want to ta• abo,,e average wages aria get drat best craning m the mdustry Then Cyn almh- no's 19971999 Stylist- of me Year Winner Cab (905M6 - 3W5 No demek requred MEN,WOMENAtIDS Needed I _eca,upues . Commer- cul. Magazines. and extra wort a accepe0 training and eepxtrabon tees covered Call 11416)-944-9343 or 1 -800- 40D -ESUS ARCHITECTURAL Prc ec' Marlaprr require� ... r hrm 'o. rated in Pickering Must hurt 15 years experience in con. trail admrrustratton Fax re- sume to (W5N26.4651 ARCHITECTURAL CAD Op - * ante tJr ', m l,"led in Pickering Must have mut- mum 5 years Canadian araw- kctural experience tax re- sume to (905426.4651 1 Gerlerw Ile LOOMING for wort? 4-• 16:4 .•a,s era' Dut of zit 6 work, we can HELP, Cad 905-852.7848 1:1 WORKERS required tot a chddrer s !reatmerx fa710y, in the Cobourg area Everwigs 3-9 andror weekend skins Behaviour management skips and experience in creative programmoV are essential A colege diploma or degree n sows Services or a reWed held is required Please tax resume to 1.905.349-3517 NOW HIRING Entry level positions available Call for application guide 1-416.631-8778 MPLY NOW - Vairnrwer based anmpay, has Opened up new kx-akon in Sarboro. W;bons for aI areas • IM wok. GII Seth 116-335-8246 s525 WEEKLY K POSSNLEt Established advertising com- paN DPW". great oppor- tmnfy. 10 moavaled resporw- Mbk needed now. NO IME NECESSARY... WILLING TO TRAIN! For ap- pointmew only, cam Brittany (905)720-3144. 18.. FrANime only. ASSENKFIK ewnienced in wrong and power look. a MM for as- sembly line in Packer". Cal Viola, (905) 837 -MW ed. 238 JU General Help SERVICE ADVISOR F Riad✓ all, dna Irtr Centnt Irl Oshawa Must have expert- enoe in fires parts. sales and good customer service Fax resume to (416)590-0346 ATTENTION STUDENTS i18. and ,!tiers Due to !vie busy Holiday Season coming up lo- cal firm has flexible tulCpart time posrbons available $1025 to start No experience is necessary Training is pro- vided Must till by October 26 Call Mon 1 G am - 6 p in (905) 723-4920 AZ DRJVERS for Broker 3 its experience ICC Medical dean abstract Canada and U S Call 905-571-1097 IEAUTY SALON REQUIRES Assistant Minaq- hip". plus Profit sharing Part time positions for Wists excellent = rlurubeS Call Karhryn 905 576-2512 BELANYS RESTAURANT - are now seeking experienced lie cooks for full and part time pos,h,ons Weekends and evenings Apply in per- son CASHIER SUPERVISOR Ma tun help requrrea Par-nme or Fea-ume evenings and wee- kends Experience preferred Also cosmetician required for wee - asset 1300 a re- sume to 19051433-4660 CUSS A DRIVER Minimum 2 yrats e.per,r cr or Omarq and USA operaion Contract compensation paid Cab Phil Sunstrum 19051 623-6273 (BOWMmrddlel CLEANING PERSON needed for ever second Thursday, or r'Iday. Must like dogs ala be :1c)nled Hwy 12d Rometrgien CA arylvine after 4 905-427- 1064 Company doing work for retail customers. looking for experienced carpenter/drywall person for store renovationS/new stores 905-852-7214 Fax resume 905-852-3723 neededpart-time to fuu-time hours. experience in renova- bors and with power tools re- quired Pad as a subcon- tractor wages dependwg on xericc Fax resume to )434.7028 NELP WANTED Tues -Fri some experience. exulted wages & hours. in son to Blue Sea Fish Cps, 840 Brock St. N COWUM ORNM required. excekm tang poteraul. Must have own car Or van Hof Mt"" Cal (9061686-3506 CRAKE -11M i Air -lines ENooExp Cal 604.871- 3065 DRIVEN REQUOU must have D Manse. dean ab- orad. 5 yore dinv ry experi- ence. must have rlerla deliveting furniture in EXPERNEWN pan -time help regulred for bridal shop. Please al (905)6648689 WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian manufacturer of custom moulded rubber and plastic products, is currently seeking a qualified MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT Applicants must be able to complete mechanical installations and trouble shoot mechanical problems. In addition to the mechanical requirements the ideal candidate must be able to perform some routine electrical maintenance. Position involves shift work. Qualifications: Millwright's license is mandatory with a minimum 6 years experience in a manufacturing environment. You will be required to supply your own tools. You must possess the ability to work with minimal supervision. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department 1707 Harbour Street Whitby, Ontario UN 9136 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for intervittTes Teill be contacted. 1 General Help 1 General "p aff General Help ;i APACHE FREIGHT LINES LTD. Requires: Class AZ / DZ Drivers i For Part Time Work- i i Evenings and Weekends i PREMIUM $$$ PAID i (905) 640-5222 or 1-800-263-3325 i i FAX (905) 640-1748 Attn: James 0 Experienced ASSISTANT MANAGERS SUITT SALES ASSOCIATES aa3'sPARb�Caes UIEre R One of anal PARTT11%Ion tal chains is expanding and requires energetic, fashion conscious individuals with a minimum 2 years fashion retailing experience. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Excellent salary, bonus, commission and benefits package is available for the right candidates. If you meet the above requirements, please fax your confidential resume to ... 416-785-9156 Attn: JODY SPINA M equal opportur iyr employer COURIER DISPATCHER WANTED For local courie company. Posi- tions available immediately. Call Rob or Paul at can (905) 427-7733 r 5200.. 5300.. 5500., per more per week, assembling products in the comfort of addressedyour own sUmP Saw emaelspeple- b' O.PN. 6-2400 Dardis Si. W. Sark 541. Ret 636. Mis- sissauW, Ont L5K 2111111. ESTNETICW waled for ma- territy leave in a clean. Iniendy. full service Salon. Must have Eleurolysis Train - 2;L Please cal (905)721- E7PHIElICEO only Doper And bidk-0gE operators re"Mid for restdel" bmuqh made ..W h.. and Qg bite- taaNs. Cal 905660-3982, or tax resume 905{647901 SOD LANDSCAPE LABOURERS no experience required fall 852-7268 F. J. STAIrM LTD. is laalorq for a holiest, respoo- sible person to work in a prasoolluclew slaw " shop. FulltDrivers license ime.= willif= aPt not Call Johnal (905) 6146557 for an xW- vww. mum MAN na0td. Must have own vehicle and tools. able b do dryva, carper". and basic rreeppiairs� feta resume to (985)51cr 35. GS LME COMMY nequre9 ral labourer fa residen- tial tpnuaercw mstala- lion. Medunical ,lolls re - ;V3976. Fax resume to (905) 738-39 NASSM RESTAMIANT in- quires experienced servers weekends/Paw M. Apphr in a" Road, 1 Liv W you are 16-24 /_ ons o%job postin 6 C it tataJly a ygronr � OU get o j AP Check this out: Fre: resume service ljob postings Ion the job trainingIcomputer resource centrelcareer counselingl internet accesslfax & photocopies Do it Now Call: 964 JOBS or 1-888-734-1647 Hiring employers call.- 963 -HIRE to 1 General Heip 1 General Help $13.85 PER HOUR TO START (lt Qualified) 1% rldwnde manufacturing company expanding in CTA has immediate full time openings for IL)iurhafrn based outlet, in various departments I n, ludung elicttNlMr service, publk relations, set LIP and delivery, no expenerice nececsary WE ,ft, -r advancement opportunities, pard vaca- !:,'rs, medical and dental package. Must be IS `r Wer., have awn car. Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 M opportunity etas arisen for a ileal marketing agent In this area. No selling is involved, just daily deliveries to existing aJstomers and new accounts. WE PROYrDE: You PRovtolE. • Fug Wssroom Iranng • Sllitaw vehicle • Field support • Solt If10bY1110t1 • A guaranNtd first year - Orgarkmi rt Income of $30.000 - Customer service • Future Mgftf Opportunities; • Long term area goal Cal Mr. Damn r Feta finni h al W264.611 Duties one cleaning and laundry. No Child care required. Please forward resume outhumexperience and references to: 24 Toronto S.N. UAIridge ON 1_91P I E6 File 113708 said mamfadurer requires ILII-lu le ellplfllllbed saw and nal pin apaators tae resume to Ray Morden (905)686.8916 atNiftiest e stilde speaaMinp in Trr M and TolNrsm Training. Ned class Mor. 1. Please dl906-7353919. 11� 1emp TUti, i 6 moms taduinp e>paian A salty siva-Ibod bowls.Pirx- Cxis is9M Fran s7A0 . $9.00 per hr. We will be vii viewing b the Oshawa Civic Autktorurtu 99 Thrumon Road South. Oshawa. Every Tues and Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. LOOKING FOR emhusiastrc E C E iAssistants and Supply sun for chdd cue arin in Port Perry and Uxbridge area Apply by contacting Karen James at 905 -985 -DSM of Fax resume to 905-852-9356. WAKE MOl F AT NOTE we your personal compukr. 16 proven methods to get you started For detafs send S.A.S.E. toi AMR ENTER- PRISES. 15-75 esyy St W Suik 203. Ape. OnN. L1S7K7. MMKELMG MINIVANS - Re- quired for anal plurmacy duan in Oshawa. Candidates wig pas the wao"I". r tri merohandising lgrooralgt WNI�IInlallo nle- stiNs. Passe troy M-aUd q YPost quired Pro�t35 1 _ to wok as part a a f to Box 218. wOsl M Ont. LIN 71.1. MAttlt(NAN Moral Parts Mal- ufadrer has position avail- able. LigN labour. ExcAepplppayyM. Od. 25 6 26 between 9i.m.-2p.m. Cal 905-471-6050. PART T= help reglrired by foal oft store. Fax resume to HAIRRYLISTS WANTED • Qualified Stylets • Excellent wage and benefits package • Full and part time positions • Paid vacation 2 As. after 1 year, 3 As. after 3 years • Dental, Drug and Eyecare p • Busy locations • No clientele required • Advanced training provided Please Call Cyndi: (905) 428-6824 Pickering/Aiax I Ai)4t3:. P�NOaNNY01ML ' 1•ViC1vZ` wANANY�i• Visit our website: www.firskhoice.com I Bilingual Customer service Reoresentative A eadirig Autor,m_e ;eta i Facu,ty Plarn.r, -�mparly, located in the Oshawa area, is looking for a c! -_-active team player. The ideal candidate will have strong skills in MS office including Word. Excel, a'd Access A demonstrated high degree of professionalism is essential as this position services Nigh profile clients. This Is a detail -oriented position ,eouliruiq excellent written and oral communication skids The successful candidate must be fluently b lingual (FrencIVEnglish) and previous experience it, the construction industry would be an asset. Please fax aof your current resume and salary expectation to 1905)4U-2566. Only those applicants to be interviewed will be contacted. KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men/Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Pareift Call (416) 221-3829 PETS ON TV Clogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals needed for TV commercials, series, films, catalogues and brochures. Send picture with name and phone number with info on pet to: P.O. Box 58541, 197 Sheppard Ave. E., Tor., M2N 3A8. CONTROL TOWER DISPATCH FORD AND ADP EXPERIENCE AN ASSET EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO GROW WITH WELL ESTABLISHED DEALERSHIP HEALTH PLANS & PROFIT SHARING FAX RESUMES: 905-430-3543. Toronto Line: (416) 7981-7259 our phone lines are open ,AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Mon. to Fn. 01 8:00 pm. / 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 teat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. 30 ColMmetrcial Ave., A jax 1822 Whites Rd., Ackettvlg Sara Lee — Amberles Plaza --- =121 Ciassified Online. Now when u advertise,lOwtl-i'lll, Tors./Will lOtlla-7Mn ittllrs./frL tots -3p1 �- yo your word ad Salairy Sill. 100M-6 W Sial. NoBM-SNM also appears on the internet at: http://www.durhamnews• jet -mal: compow0durham.tnet n.r, -- i»,tA.:-. �•D.r.•. r. r-• -- - e '-,.y t':-_ 1''- NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22, 1999 PAGE 29 A/P GerterBl FINp 1 G1Htnal ►tNP 1 General HNp 1 Gionsrsl Help 1 General tNp 1 SM. HWAiii lis sere HWAgerls 1 " to 1 ;R9 sales jack nantAacturer in the work) antimajor pW- Grig �e supplier in North America requires talented itdvidiAab b support mansion and ditrersi6ratit3n We have identified aggressive goals for growth which will take us into new automotive product f1118rt4EtS worldwide. As result, kTwroscroW openings exist for the following positions in the Beaverton ktcation: Divisional Accountant This position is responsible for both cost and financial account- ing including journal entry preparations, account maintenance, Inventory analysis, internal control review, assistance in budget/ standard cost activities. The successful candidate will have an undergraduate degree in business, be at the senior level of the CMA or CGA program, have strong computer skills combined with 5 to 7 years experience in a manufacturing facility, prefer- ably automotive. Tool and Die Makers Reporting to the Tooling Supervisor you will be responsible for servicing and maintaining existing dies, making replacement components for dies, trouble shooting dies in presses, etc. The successful candidate should possess an approved certification of qualification in Tool and Die with a minimum 4 years experi- ence in a stamping environment, a working knowledge of pro- gressive and transfer dies and have analytical problem solvinq Process Engirwow Reporting to the Operations Manager you will evaluate assem- bly processes for Cl, assist in design and sourcing of new equipment, troubleshoot all existing processes, plan plant lay- out, prepare process flows, PFMEA's and support all manufac- turing departments. The ideal candidate will possess a degree in Mechanical Engineer/Technologist, 5 years assembly manu- facturing experience, preferably Automotive having knowledge of metal stamping & fabrication and/or machining. A practical 'Hands On' approach to problem solving is required. Knowl- edge of PLC's and machine control, preferably Omron, basic knowledge of CADKEY or other similar CAD package, knowl- edge of OS9000 and exposure to Continuous Improvement ac- tivities are assets. Seeburn offers a competitive benefits package. Please send resume and salary expectations to: Ventra Group Inc., Seebum Division Human Resources 530 Park Street Beaverton Ontario LOK 1A0 Fax: (705) 426-5771 No phone calls or agencies please. Medicinal Herb Grow'erAlanufacturer Requires full Larne individual. General maintenance - some lifting involved. Delivery route and supplies pick up to Toronto twice weekly. Must tx- reliable, resfxinsiblc, clean driving record. Re(crcnces required. Please fax resume to: (705) 4374383 No phone Inquires please ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE SERVICE REPS Club Auto Roadside Services Ltd., a subsidiary of CAA is seeking Bilingual (French/English) individuals for Part -Time Contract Positions at its call centre in Thornhill. Representatives take calls from stranded motorists across Canada and dispatch service as required. Successful applicants will have good oral and written French & English communications skills, typing skills (30 wpm) and availability to work weekends and flexible shifts. To Apply Fax your resume by October 29h, 1999, to: Club Auto Roadskle Services Ltd., Attn: Admin. Coordinator Fax: 9o5-771 X022 WmAe we thank all candidates, qtly Mose selected for an frtterview wif be contacted MATURE HELI Ntedtd. Meat be flexible for days evenirow and weekends.mM same SnowWt-V Des nems. SRd. N., WhitlgNWwne � Dkase. MATURE, reliable help wraol- ed to assist local twtdraisitg company. Variola available bag (905 pj or fax (905) 404, NEW Advertising Firm has expanded to Durham Re(liot► Requites for Custoam Service, to Relatioki and Trade Show Work, Apph in Person at 1048 TOY AVE„ Uril 8. Tuesday -Friday 14pm (Brock Rdttliiy) PAINTERS WANTED . MUST be lully experienced, MUST own Iramix roAtio T MUST be vrilkiq to toed and eOr lon0 hours Aornea Pick- ences tDan 705953 y265Rder PANITERS WA1111M. New Aousinq Hovey or pieceworkExUMK. Mint have took vehr de, etgerkim. Week in Aox. Scar., Bade. WINDY. 1-905- 850.3561 PART-TIME House Cleaner Experience preferred, must have own vehicle. Durham area, 905-666-M7 SLRTEIIfO/E AT�kOaR�Irffoor con. FTueN Er pksh, -good mativ Skits. madiir ery knowledge an asset. tondo expetienppteexr. sawn 55746 Fyxh IlrvA 5,62%-l1rouph, OrBario a tax 41292-88550000. Child and Youth Workers/ Developmental Service Workers Full-time Housekeeper for mentally ChaNenged/Atrtlstic children in residential selling in StoufMlle. TDI: (416) 699.5660 I= (416) 6994547 WAANENT FALL THE a weekend Warm worm avaxawa. We train you. Must have barsportation. Cam (905) 649- 5552 and Wave name and number. News Advertiser is seeking contractor to deliver to rural areas in Pickering. Work consists of collation and distribution of papers and flyers. Three days a week. Must have vehicle. Please contact Camille at 683-5117 Local DAIRY EQUIPMENT DEALERSHIP Seeking Sales/Service Person in area. Must have ability to work and plan independently. Service experience preferred, sales and agricultural back- ground a plus. Extensive training program and growth potential. Please fax resume to (905) 655-8300 or phone 905-655-3177 Brokers required Experienced drivers with newer 4 x 4 for Scarborough, Markham, North York routes. Guaranteed hours Call 416-288-0313 We've Kot great things in store for you: NO"' HIRING I`IMEDIATELY Donut Bakers Experienced preferred. but will train. Presently required for days. Salary com- mensurate with experience. Apply to: 1750 Hayle St. NV. Pickering (911542X-1)883 F'ax 01005428-2216 -An nnplo�cr 1 Office Help 1 office Help Data Research Assistant We require a mature, outgoing person, with good telephone manner and com- puter skills. This position is to assist in the acquisition of information and educa- tion of clients, with regards to the ever growing construction industry. We are a very unique industry and you will be re- quired to learn various building codes and general related knowledge. Please Send resumes only: 1885 Clements Road, Unit 215 Pickering Ontario L1 W 3V4 Fax; 905427-2545 Attention; Personnel Secretary/Admin. Assistant P.4MC0, a fist isiow of FiX fwerfler Sysleiss L14 re+qufres a Alrwlrei~t1re AssitsbN! for lbeir Scerbororm2b ireakrb. Asa Branch *secret:tn you %L ll pruudr secretarial. s�►itchboard stet idminwrative support. The ideal candidate must have min. 2 sin. bwAness exprnence or •a related bumarm school degree. Excellent organisational & interpersonal skills. \T 1 system e,r. with Lotus 123 & WordPrrfect for WIIAow). lvvious riper. with LSO 9002 11'r offer a comprtitivr wa&e, a comprehrnsivr benefits package. Interrsted individuals submit a resume in confidence to Jim Breslin: PAMCO 60A McGrisltin Road Scarborough, ON MIS SCS Fax*: (416) 295-9927 No Agents or Phone Calls Please SPACE AVAaAKE for esthe- tician nail kdsi=m. Please call (905)420-5411 "Oulu, flat toilers. sheet meal workersregwred. Telephone (905) 831-6664 RETAIL Irnestigators/Gwrds regwred irmNdiatdy for AWL. Pickering. Dslawa. Whitby. Full-time and pan -lime. Paid trainrg, good starting rate. Fax to: 4t&292.3296. SEGNIITY OFRCERS required immediately for Pickering area. Full and part-time. Able to worn evenings and wee kends. Cam (416)745-5762. Fax: 416.745-4287. SHDIIT ORDER Cooks and experienced waAersimi- tresses regtrM. Cam peke or Tom at 420-2595. SOUTHFORK. sartder/Pbw Operators. For winter Main- tenance. Brock Rd & lieaAon- ville Yards. DT regwred. Forward resume: 1085 Tooyy Ave., Pickering, Ont. 3P1, Atm: Joyce Kang t Geiletai Help SUM GLASS Worker, a progressive local seined plass manulactwer requires an experienced person to bwld decorative Waded glass panels. The app le can- ddaW miW lot srrM�Md A 1:111 - tong glass, usam Wad can or copper Lod, and soldering. SutxesslW appkcam aro de- tailed -oriented and enjoy wwk" on dekcaae OF tedious cpm. to narage MSI time enicrerly. and pos- sess love ability to work with- out direct supervlSldll. Fkxi- Dk hours and compensated on a piecework schedule - Wait ratlfidY S =2680 k fax reswires lo (90%)101-z o or ram (905)4041 9 . SLVMT 1110RKJE111S re- gwred in Osfaala for a 20 year old tamale. who has a devel- opmeri disability. Expen- ence in person arMered plan- ning and crisis intervention beiehnal. $12.00 per hr. Fax resume to: (905) 426.6129. SALES Gifts & Collectibles Do you enjoy meeting people? We are looking for mature self starting individuals who would enjoy working with collectibles and gifts. Hours are flexible, including days, evenings and weekends. If you possess an outgoing perumality and have an interest in retail stiles, apply: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (905)831-5786 Skilled Help Skilled Help niection f,louiding Company requires MACHINE TENDERS =rr me `odc+nrg sriI s. Days 6:oo a.m. - 2:3o p.m. Afternoons 2:oo p.m. - io:3o p.m. Nights to:oo p.m. - 6:3o a.m. Grade 12 diploma or eq� valert regwred. Competitive wage and benefits offered. Please submit in person at: 3P2 McKay Pd Unit 42. Pickering 1 Genal Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER , AM ant) !Myers- doo/eto door '.ver tines a week by 600 PM i tri !e nepnOOrh04dS call X05-683-5117 TREATMENT :entre in Nora - �mberand z,-: ity is looking fiX OuaWted OW pre worker Must nave expenence and re- sted college diploma or de- ;ree Position regwres stun wprk and overno" Success 'ul Interview caf4does only a!1 be nateed Fax resume 1- 965-349-3517 NONE WORKERS NEEDED '' assembling our pn,Cucts ideal for stay A none mums ands tudents Start imme- drately For free oto package call 24 hrs toll -tree 1-11M 717409 1 oi;;* He BOOKKEE►ERrequ,red by a Puckennq curtranng eompa- rry to transfer manual books to computenred System Please fax resume to (9051 931- 1470 LEGAL REAL ESTATE SECRETARY fmin > sirs exp 1 Required by Whitbv Iain' firm for full tune Fxxition Please fax resume to: 905-668-7037 Required on a pan lime bass tor dyramic accounting man- awmem hrm Wood in Port Perry File reviewtuwrcral statement preparations. tax panlwig and tax review (Dom personal and corporate). Computer literate. Caseware experience Is regwred Fax resume and sWM apecia- lrons M905) 985.9461 or arias reswnaBpuv"x.cwn. OFFICE Asi1STANr envy lev- e. Scarborough. $10.00 per hour. 30 to 35 Hours phi Dmnipieer skills. Iriendfy hi phone voce. Fax resume to 416.297.1410. Email a REAL ESTATE Secre". for Ajax office, must have knoiM- edge of Windows and Data- base programs. Mornings only. 5 days per week Please tax resume to Linda Gladu (416)298-6602 t 1 Sdn ARE YOU Asirvdy wis; indNd 'i t IS kssExplrimae. Strpnglig Commwucatm Skills. Node- ptry lenitSell-MoOwted. reli- able vehicle. Base* commis- siors. m do sounds like you. WWW Dawn (905)729-0912 1 Sar! HabAgartrf OSMAWA'S searcnuq'nor rult-Mme Saks people Expenence an asset but d you aro the dYnarro c type we wool tram Fax to slide Dreams !905) 728-8029 PHONE SALES - Selling acr ra :ana,ta rom our 48 page rrZVrW maintenance repair products catalogue Po. temw management opportu- nflo" Salary . towus 1416 264-3336 Pxierng SALES REPRESENTATIVE qurrd -lir SarltarN'r ti.rpplotS Base saury. comausswi, lir allowance & benefit pian Submt resume to .hm Car. ruthers, cio uNOERwo0DS 410 FINLEY AVE AJAX ON- TARIO Fax (9051619-9111219 E-matt-suppkes4uwood com iff SYlMd H! 3110 DR 4TM ,ear aper+rote M'LnJPI, ',ceded for 3 bay garage In Counuce Resumes regwred Ed Pants Auto Service 1430 Kmg St Hwy 12 Courbot 7258542 Clue 'A- Mtchanhe and AP- PRENTICE 41n tear Must oe licensed 01:.e Clean rut maple are and auto cadre in Oshawa Fax resume to 416- 590-0346 AUTONOT1vE MACHINIST needed for busy engme cen- ler, experience necessary competitive salary. good working environment Fax re- sume to 432-7060 or call 432 1711 CABNIET MAKERS regwred lit Durham Region Full expeii- enced Cabinet Makers need only apply Piease tax resume to 905-963-9714 DRAIN SERVICE PERSON - tor busy companry wth drain deamng experience and some plumbing High nwme Must have own van and hared tools. Fax resume 905-619- 1011. DUCT CLEANING Tedukcwn, must be dependable. hard working. not alrand of long hours Good driving record. qquu titter geese is i us. Cam 905.428-2010.428-2109. OWERIENCED M 3mill wanted for Oxford Dry Clean- ers. minimum 2 years expe� site. Fax resume a 434.7078 or cam Joe u 434.3976. HEATING SEANCE TECIINF- CMN required for residemal Mrrtace nspe um and serv- ice. Gat flow II regwred. Full kine and benefits. For ller- view tax resume to (905 M3. 3377 or call (905) 683. HVAC SERVICE TECH re- gwred. Refriperabon lKense preferred. Gas fitters II with umobe experience in restden- tiL & commercial regwred. Min. 5 yrs experience. Top Dollar For Top Applicant! Call (905) 579-6616 or Fax OM) 579.66'16. MOVING GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 23, 9-1 44 Wickens Cres. (Delaney / Griffiths) Baby furniture, accessories, toys, dishes, books, pictures, furniture, etc. GARAGE SALE a A Sat., Oct. 23 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 965 "Timmins Gardens, Pickering (West .Shore/Gayly area) GARAGE SALE Rain or Shine, Saturday, October 23 900 a.m. - 1 00 p.m. GOOD STUFF 28 Third Ave. N. Uxbridge BARRY'S BOOKS PORT PERRY FLEA MARKET Record Sale Ifold Over, 3 for $1.00 Hardcover books, 3 for $.(X) (905)839-1.169 AWESOME MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE! you Alveus to see this one! I568 Jaywin Circle (Pickering) Sat. Oct- 23 - 8 am Raindate Sunday tAf,ti111. 11(1A -T �11�ti fHl�'I\I' SL \., ut 1. Z4 I H, 3 A. %I, - 4 11%1. 1514 BE`TLEY LA\F, PICKFRI\G off Bluerldk:t' lir <k Rd and Dt-libnm,k aura ) lropliarwt� . furniture. piny -pang table, Mk,k,. -,,vs and much mare (raindate Sun. (kt 24) Skilled Help go sp,tai Medical Dania! LICENSED MECHANIC 3,1 PHARMACIST . ' -an own texts our Very Dray 7 -pay penence m ProPetarm as. garage in Alai 6837301 or set Fax (905) 576-3272 ")6.2018 after 6 p m Monday -Friday LICENSED MILLWRIGHT PHYSIO THERAPIST Part Mn .r , exile• .. ar ^lhi:dmg.. rP'.ant ',r .d't rrpedde0 ..,ect,un '91nrc m Port HOW Please tax Strong ekctnrul & PL C resume to 905,881 or ItorrOlesn00fav Stull% as Well C4111,9051385 7071 AS extem" hydraulic! ttwid-Al PTA : %me oral ,� �y S` ado �.� . $' : S' . f r. needs caro mfbl rteattor. exp using TIG snit resume ,c DR S Fenwick 40 M i G weauig egrmpirvem moth KING Sr W SUITE/5;C basic macnnmg skulls 's an OSHAWA ; : H 1 A4 asset Sen Sla"M r,ro can work wm mm supervis on mill !Ake Pri(" Wages to be negutated Fax resume to (4161 292 2094 PET GROOMERS :equated re%pon4 pie .. part lime to DUSy grW mnq salon Most nave expenence Piuse ryl Kan at 623-8807 PLATE FITTER S NE,2ERS regwra:, rrenr. weiry tot es- laarsreo metal tabrucator in Ay Must be two, tonversarl REGISTERED NURSE r gu,red -^,r .rnq ', — Ate !aohty 3G aunutesrth of Vewmuktt Please tax re- sume to .905, 722-8638 1 Daycar! ' warded BASYSITTER,NANNY .,+• nex,pM ,wars. ttu..scxrrpirtq. Frerictr sibea..rg an asset 905)509-4646 scriM 94uepnnts aril work with NANNY NEEDED ''_r hvu )Ins .m"mum supervrston Fax n••; . �r;l 6 Harwood resume to 905 428 6933 area Ili staring Nov 3 ROUEN FRAMER deeded GK 416-703-9616 Mss! na.e .n ._,..'e Ib experience necessary Call Al alter 630 p m (905) 428 6864 SEARS AUTHOAIZEO !ridOo r dear yr .Lv_wng 'of 5 representaimts to run 4-6 corlin"M appoints doh :ov- enng Sorborougn and Our - tam region Must be nut on appearance and have reliable +thucle Saks backgrwnd preferred. but mil tram $3 00045 DOC/mo commis - son easily obtairable Call Akke to set-up Overview 905- 428-2010 or 428 2109 TDW TRUCK OPERATOR. tul ly experienced Jean 'G' h cense A1ax.Pickenng are RESPONSIBLE, cnriQ. Lve- put -:psi:•, '-;.d•rC w momh out ,Grua 4LOosslad) Soule light ^uusekeepwg 7 30-4 3C Morocuy-Fnao starting January Expenenced references non-smoker pre- ferred 426-2323 Daycam In Avaiabr LOVING Chr:styn ncme ii, care !each aipriaoet numbers ,lues good mari- ners aria ngm anttirCes augm 2-5 years p(ess" W. oarL1ull- wre. tax receipts. Ir iLchW CPR First Ad Valley Farm RdHwv 2 rear Pickenng Go. ,905183' 9600 resident Hourly pry plus CHILDCARE - Dualdred ECE Commission Benefit Dan with Furst Aid and CPR Quall- avaable Call 683-1927 ty programming (music sto- nes. watts. outdoor pay) 1 ►iewe+l meals. snacks Liverpool, Y IDen Krosno area. Call 1905)839- DENTAL ASSISTANTiRecep- 6358 uonrsliTreatment Coordinator. GIILOCARE availbe for new - full time In WhtIby Please trim & up Lrverpoobl(rosrio mad resume to 10 Rodda area. Will provide recipts, ret- Blvd- 169. Scarborough. ON erences. meats. snacks. Call 111 E 2Z5 Via 905420-3054 K013KL=T - required for for pnrvale aaredited clonic In Port Hope Please tax resume to (905 885-7072 or Call (905)885071 MEDH:AI Secretary regwred for a clinic in Bowmanvolle Approximately 24 hours per week. Duties to include medi- al transcription. reception V =uncal Apply in wnnig to Sctgoq Pr essional Bwl- dng 98 Kxp SL W.. 8owrrun- vilW LIC t R4 DAYCARE AVAILABLE, Mon- day -Friday. 3 months and up Dellbrook & Brock 18 years experience TENDER LOVING CARE Ask for Betty (905)683- RESPONSIaIF HOME child care. 1D yrs experience. Inf- ants to 10 yrs CPR creative play. outdoor activities. ChurclvDeuney. Call Elaine 905-683-0352 PKKERWG Meek / Rolle: for PARTnTi� ACTIVITY AID Lovig daycare 18 months lo kKW term care facility Must have a diploma from an ap- proved ivation/Recreabon program. Previous experience in a long term care setting Cterred. Appy n waling to pre lyctitte Lodge 70 SUtion St. Aiax. Om. LIS Lodge. PART-TIME PHLEBOTOMIST regwred for weeldy laboratory tests in Nurslq FlometRebre- mem L dpe Please apply wnbng to$iYyd o iffe Lodge. 7mg Station St. A)att. LIS tR9. 12 years Daily outings fenced backyard and pane) rales, story time, music, nu• Intlous meals & wwcks First Aid. C.PR certified Non. smoking, receipts 905-428- 1244. MOCK / Kim DADS Tender loving home daycare for your cad on towel court. fenced yard. playroom 11 years exp. nursing back - NW, rderenon 683 8934 g AIP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 22,1999 FOUND - small black dog In 11bw kyr- 1 1ale 1 or t all rrtrNnMs all ronb r forSM SobWim- Barb at 905-427-7631 hent Rent MOVING SALEEverything 738-3534 anywre CL-CKS Back to sch001 spe- 1 PgslSuppkey must got Make an o!terrl Sold mahogany antique bedroom ANTIOUES7Absolutety! Ad - vice- always valuable usually APARTMENTS - AJAX p bete (large armor king site bed. split m two. 2 nae stands. , es - tree' Purchasing antique fates w/some antique conk diptal pianos horn $795 and believably cute Adult weight van:" dresser and mirror. 2 chars. table)$5400 or best ems. (to land to value con- sudered) collections of any & 3 Bedroom apts. worming 5400 neg 438-1649 offer Lots of antiques - 8 pce dining room suite $1.250 3 sort. quantities or single an - t:que nems Special interest n Call 686-0845 Fume Pointe Poe living room suite idusty Moorcroft pottery I'll try to re spond to Robert POOL TABLES 8 and 9 slate and vet checked Healthy rose) $795. oak dining table 11870) $325. Duncan Phyte table and 4 chairs $500. white all queries Bowen Antiques- Brooklet Ontario (905)655-8049 or or V1slt us at: ab passed emission test bedroom suite 5 lace $450. (9051242-0890 REAL S HP industrial air corn- 1983 COUGAR antique dining room suite 5750 kitchen table and 4 chairs $145 antique pine bed PS, PB. Auto 3.8 Lots of New $300 all pictures and house- hold items (905) 697-3532 Parts Bowmanville MASTER BEDROOM Suite - $a900 or B.O. campiete including large ar- mone. soled wood un gorgeous BUYING ANTIQUE and col- lectable contents including complete estates Best possi- ble prices pard Henry Kahn 905-985-8161 WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Jamie (705) 328-1613 "0404-0594 " $775 ca" Will pay face value. Articles tot - PERFORMA 6300 Power PC Call Bruce Danford e Daycare Available 1 Sok 38 meg Ram 120 MHz. 12 579-4400 STNEY 8 HWY e; Mother CANOPY BED. wrought ron Gig hard drive. no monitor ext. 2207 p $1000 obo 905-985-0707 wo pros d ng q. t, child queer' seats mattress evenings 416-596-5098 re Ages 6morlthsd years. set New Cost $1.200 Sacn- days (shpt Lost a easonable rates ears of ex- lice $500 Can i I 416 0.711 y penence working with child- ren Stephanie 905-686-9091 U. 1 Business to . Busness R.M T WANTED busy ore lessrona - ,ear practice for sale South Durtum Owner moving please reply by re- sume to File 1440 c'o Thus Week Oshawa. Ontario L1H 71.5 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD ce'lent ',el, Des' ;hair, hard - 0000 guarameed extra long time fully seasoned Cut a spkt Honest measurement bee delivery. 905-753.2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST !00 buarty seasoned hafdwpod Serving Prekenng Ajax. What - by and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 ANDY'S FIREWOOD Sea- s:.rx•C h r1w, r' :dt 6spto honest measurement Free Delmry Call 1905h922 -7D93 1 sww Corner HIMALAYAN KITTENS r;e bre :r,.. ••^air S'OG eatYf Ol oak -rib with COM - bedding ensemble 25Ga1 Kenmore heavy-duty dryer $15G, '28-9037 MATCHING .,ta 6 lovesea! S3 ._' _oioar TV 550 huraer green sofa bed 5150 conee/ero tables $75 Call (9051426-1908 MATCHNIG s!Jve 6 trdge g- t^.'ic c i,ur very demon ex- Celkm working Condiborl Z$500, pair o b.o Call 1619-8w STAND-UP FREEZER $150 regua. 'nee:e, $150 stove M Cie r9O5:831-8258 WANTED Dud Gl hoe coils anc aC.xsssores by Hasbro. from the 60 s and 70 s Will pay 5 !per dal plus (905 771 Articles ffib Sale 6 person ;model 300. 52830 with mfg rebate otter expires Oct 29M Includes built In G F I Thermal led 8 dw" of 4 Colours. dlanchards Pool i spa Port Perry $85-9746 or 1-B00-403-2858 flak Ammnrmm onto buffet. hutch. table. 4 side chairs. 2 arm chairs. new, Must sell Call Steve home 905.665.9065 LEA7M JACKETS. up to v 2 price leather purses from $999. luggage from $1999. leather wallets from $6.99 Everything Must Go! Family Leather. 5 Points Mall Oshu- wa 906-728-9830 AJAX t3MMNEY SWEEPS, wood/od chimney clearung/ f repairs. we supptylir" pest screens and caps No muss no fuss. Free estimates. (905) 686-7741 - LAawt message j ,AIMBIINCMC KW loweriy on min dish satNwm j lease �p� after 2.49 monthy mor" from $8.95 n 1(905)655-366i�as experk+tce iAPPLIAMtEi: refrigerator 2 door frost tree. deNoke stove. matdrthg heavy duty washer 16 drys $675 all - will cepa rare. Also Kenmore washer used 2 years 5250. Pickerng 416.822.9369 ATV BOBCAT SOCC eleanic tun. excdkm condition $2300. Pine Harvest table. 36' x 72' a 6 cluers. exceApd Condition. $1000 call (905)839.9840. w ever ! )- 726-9885 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100 r,lon new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet. premium pad. expen Installation. last deliv- ery tree estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SALE A HARD- WOOD FLOORING carpet a -xms $339 3C s:; yd I m- iudes carpet premium pad and installation Free esh- vies carpet repairs Serv- ng Durham and surrounding area Credit Cards Accepted Cap Sam 905-686-1772 CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet three rooms 3C square yards from 5329 Installed I will ds- c0unt your best quote up to 10% Customer satisfaction guaranteed Cal Mike for your lice estimate 905-431-4040 COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT Xmatrng , r no oaymsr!s then S16/wk ,^.ACI 40C Mh: loaded printer mlorxtor intemet soffwa" and more Free scanner delivery 31d setup 1.800-515-5545 COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT a t -ar'r�•..', leen $1 wk ioxl 4JG Mn; loaded primer, monitor inferrer sdtrrre and more Free scanner delivery and setup 1-800-515-5515 COMPUTER SPECIALS Pent tum Ste^ syslen- $429 Permum laptop $744 233MH: ntemet system $699 Loaded 35OMHz system $888 We low doing upgrades and orh- tuo repairs (905655-3661 CONTENTS SALE 8 -piece di- ri,N,;,ur� d<wbie pedestal 2 - juts extends. $102 Buffet/ 1#Ach 68'. 2 arm -chairs 4 side -chairs excellent condi- tion. 52500 Barbecue used twice wRwtavy duty cover 5250 tan s bore S30 Lada Mountain hike S75 Otter items nclude silver Chou 905-631-5387 NANK'S APPLIANCES Parts Sales Service New Shipment Arrived' Frost free Indges. S200:up Deluxe frost -tree S350 up Whirlpool trI shove like new SM only $599 Electric stoves f99•up Gas stove sealed burners sen -cleaning 5299 Gas Stoves S199.up AAatching washer/dryers $399 W Nripoa Design 2000 washers only $249 Extra -cap washers S249.up waster S199/up ex - Ira -cap dryers. gaselectnc S225'up Urge selectan a klayugs washem'dryers. bun in a portable dishwashers $149•up Too many to tat 426 S+mcce Si S (905)728-4043 NEW-WENIEN 10 -ton floor Jack. 5850 Computer LApTop. lockup stands (2) for vans. cubes. etc toe brand new a I. sm each. sell pall $250 Hotpoint 24-. Built -tit oven, self-cleaning. smoked glass from. Excelleru condition $185 Uxbridge (905)852- 6962 Ali = EWMMENT LIQUI- DATION JVC h: end Dolby digital packages including re- ceivers. multiple -CD players, double cassette -deck 5 speakers. $10000 per wkt. receivers must include suffi- cient speakers. Oshawa Stereo 1905) 579.0893 MM 1 W51 Notebook canpti et. Pentium 300. 64 mbyle. 4.3 gbyte. 13.1 n in. 32 x cd. 56 k modem, cue. win '98 office 97 profess". like new $2,000. (905) 728-4856 KENMORE washing macho*. 1 year crew. Kenmore dryer 2 years new Exce condition. $75 z�p�r. Make an otter. (905►852-4913.(snp) KMG BED, iron headltoot- board. NEW x -thick orthopedic plow top mattress sit. Cost f2 300. Sacrifice $875. Can deliver. (416)-726-9885 MOYHIC $ALE - 1 desk a chair, $125. Compute dale. $50 Nordic Track exercise madiuue. 1275. Buds a Decor Lawn ed0er. SW 0.6.0 Call 905509-5081. SONY VIDEO camera. with case 3 batteries Sunpak light a charger $300 Call 905- 432-4367 PIANO TECHNICIAN available Found FOUND .adz s gold ring. Oshaea G.1 Tram Station on January 12199 Owner may identity by calling 576-2567 fur tunI'iq repairs and pre- FOUND - small black dog purchase consultation on all found 7eianey and Westney makes a models Also recon- area. Monday eve Oct 18. dhoned pianos for sale Call mule app" 2 years old, very Barb at 905-427-7631 tnendly No collar Call (416) PUINOS/GRANDFATHER 738-3534 anywre CL-CKS Back to sch001 spe- 1 PgslSuppkey Wa on all panp5 and key- eiloid boards Huge selection of ,M Service 905-6W5003 or new and used pianos New CHI -JAS ; .r are back Un- diptal pianos horn $795 and believably cute Adult weight up Rent to own. 1001. of all 4.7 IDs First shots 8 de rental payments apply Also a worming 5400 neg 438-1649 Hug t StleCt on d grandg0ier docks from 1995 and up Call KITTEN KITTEN 3 4 Hrmu 1/ lay nmale TELEP PIANO 433 1491 Fume Pointe 1917 DODGE ARIES station- due eyes. very fluffy. slots POOL TABLES 8 and 9 slate and vet checked Healthy billiard tables for sale Call $150 905.263-4149 905-420-6113 ab passed emission test 19" MSSAM Santa emit- ear old Pilbull REAL S HP industrial air corn- Terrey Blackwithbrindle p,"%s r Sutabw for 2-3 man kgs. kwling to stud. with pa - body shop with 230 or 575V pens Cal Joel at 579-8285 motor with sorter $2.250 Cal (SM) (905263-42%1 (905)823-1569 RENT TO OWN iew and re- CCM:•..;ned app.anm aro new TVs Full warranty Pad - )I s Market 905-263-8369 or -800-%98-5502 $*EDE" ]witty wooden sneds 5 x 8 barn km oney $339 pus w Marry other SIM and styles available Also garages and docks 761 McKay Rd LAM 3. Pickering For more into rap 905-619- 2093 Sprucing magazine rack $10 corke table a end tables $50 1.705.357-2358 I snip l PNIE'OAK FURNI- TURE 6_-y NG WEEK SATES ('JENT now on,'' Place Your order for Bedroom Din- ing Room. Enterianimem Cen- tres or Home Once before November 6 1999 rid we ON Pay the 'GST aro PST- we will also guarantee dekvery for Christmas Drop n am let us show you flow, two quaMy SOLID WOOD furniture is made Traditional Woodwork ug 115 Norm Pon Road Port Perry 905-985- 9774 05-985 6774 hnpAvIeu trail demi woodworiung on a TREADMILL WALKER $50 Wood Dally cradle SK Oak baby crib wish accessories $250 Playpen $15 newborn carseat Eventio $25 Eventlo toddler arseif $50 bodsure $150 852-1937�� TREADMILL. MagnNic re• cumbant and lifecycle type exercise bite. stepper, we his and eBpf" (905)420-3079 VINTAGE player piano Piano and player motor are in good condition player mediamsm reeds some hoses repaired Best offer Phone 721-0601 morrtwgs and weekends Islip) WNITE WIAMIM European style Canac kitchen cabinets a pantry with oak handles. Kohler sink and 6 stools Ask- ing $2200. o b.o. (905)666- 4874. WOLF COAT, full length, medium women's worn twice. death m tamiy Inured at fS500 ask" 5500. 705-432- RECONDITIONED FRIOGE$ $195 / up, rewnd dried rang- es 51251 up, recorrdlioned borused $ wushns $199 / Lpn w and reconditioned coin oper- ated washers and dryers a low prices. New brand rum, fridges 1480 and up. new 30' with f IFulco.andit� 24rag- es and 24' frost tree fridges now avaiable. wide selection d other new and recondi- tioned Can us to - coy. St non's Appkam- a. Sala. Service. Pats. 154 Bruce St. Oshawa(905) 576- 7448. web site www.duM=. Map.00mstephensons. GARAGE door repairs. broken springs. cables. rolers. opeo- ers installed. Tuneups. $49.95 416-336.0073 AVAILABLE s` acre horse Farm (Uxbridge area) Arena• bright airy stalls, oak enCing, comparable rates. Iris of TLC, all disciplines wrek;orne Check us out. (905)852-6975 11 Aworrtobales for Safe 11 utomob:les Motorcycles fa Sale 1997 SUNRUNNER 4X4 as. 1978 SUZUKI did Dike OS185. sume lease good terms ex. matt condition always stored oellent condition. CO. remote mIn never been on dirt. start'entry. alarm. Convertible. must be seen, $1200 Call black With tan soft top (905) (905) 985-9671 837-5103 Srwwmabiles 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 $500 $1)Ov Down Must be working Ali Appucations Ac- cepted Huge Inventory Vehi- cles ehr cles $2500 and w Caw"" Auto Sales. 2M Dundas St. W . whdby Dat. (905) "5- "77 5 1977 I -I a SALES LIMITEC 1966 PONTIAC AcxLao rnsc my.. Auto. 4w0, aa, hill i sport deluxe lictury orkpirrial. 1 AaArsiwbiles rwint condition Appraised a shrwed $70.000 asking 18 000 m B 0 job $4000 o.b.o. 905-640- 905-965-4730 A a A Atha Cars. tris in7 1967 FORD Sala slag y arts We pay up to $10 000 Cash on he spa Any Cord door Bird tup 289 motor, red bon. cry year Call us Yry- wish wan red awenor Never writer teat. 24 hours 7 days 3E) III I all the way. must see, Certified wit hide ,M Service 905-6W5003 or Wit truck or 565M 723.7019 905-424-0591 Days 433-9570 snp CASH FOR CARS! We buy 1111 PONTIAC Paisienne used vehicles vehicles must be in Lnng condition Ciel BrDu tum loaded cart 267- towne�askug 427.2415 or Corte to 479 must 2nd St5x1 gayly St East Alan at full AD AUTO SALES lti biOpt $7.000. Meat sell $3.100 Ux- 1917 DODGE ARIES station- 1 Trtckt wagon low mileage needs a with b iaChn pl .g for dean work or great lor as a. Ind CHEV SIB -extended best one r Call 723 5831 (snp) ab passed emission test 19" MSSAM Santa emit- box rusty gDW ruruar $1500 sion tested certifiable Got 060 1987 Pontiac 6000 4 co car so must sen cY1. best otter 15 fiberglass ASAP Asking $1000 as is boat wV50h Evauude motor a Calf (905)428-7020 ask for trailer $2000 060 Call Tam Patterson or Terry Wayne (905)823-1569 1119 CAPS. New Yorker IOU DODGE til ton pith -kip "DO n� work_ bpd, hood Great stupe 115.500 or9" Widow, (905) 728-4438 kilometers Eaussidn passtd WHY rem when you can own 5 monOts ago V6 In family 1N1 FOOD SUM. 3 OL since rice $A.000 o b.o Call V6. Aldo. Waded. 778.00okms (9051133-2190. leavemsg a 1988 Ford Thunderbird. 3 Vs. awe. tor. ltBi C SuDurpan. very 4. bah E good condition 350 automatic. OOOkms ShalOkmti shape. Cerut00 a Emission $2.100 o.b.o. tested 52600Rach o.b.o. Must sal. (905*66-1028. (905)718-7096 1916 Chevrolet S-10 dub cab lug N15m yam rK 4x4. bucket seats, lei! gran 1.6 tor. 5 -speed. 240.000 km, blay loaded. box liner. V6 war - very dean. runs beautifully. lec, 102.000kms. Certi ied. ongwul Dena $2500 as a aaslunfg $14145500. 720-0249. o.b.o. Cal 905-571-1632 leave MSO 1118 FORD F150 XLT, ex - 1M1 CINIYSLER LeBaron. 2 tended cab. eleclronke 4x4, door. rebtaff V6. air condi- 4.6L. VS. 4 speed ato, load - boned. very dean. tamed ed. S25.000. (905)987-1131 windows, emission old Der i- ft*W S and weeke4da. tied$3300. Cal (905)579- EXCULBIT FILM TRYCK. 1986. Ful sine K15 GMC Jim IM - $PNMT comenrble. my.. Auto. 4w0, aa, hill i 162.000km 2 -dr. 5 speed, cruise. Phe wirhdows AM/FW standard Seo as is. Good Cassette. New body a palm condition. $1.000. 905-725 job $4000 o.b.o. 905-640- 3967. sm 1191 POKTIAC 6000 LE. V6. 11N DOOGE pick-up truck. 3.11. 192.000km. Fay Waded full Site. mint condbon, wtm security alarm. Will 100.000 km. 6 Lyl- $5900 4 door. emission Iesled. Ask rg $3.300 certified. obo 434-2775. 1 TraN/ts /tela CEO METRO, new ties. parking included $1025 dutch. $2850: 1990 Te�1�Ppyo STOCK CAR TMREA. 1994 only 167K. r ultimate race ltorage �er,r,28147K. $4295 bler ox large aluminum s. cars n mitt condition. cent- w/overt" wheel racks Cost tied, emission tested. 6 math $7.000. Meat sell $3.100 Ux- warrantia. (Kelly a Sons) bridge 905-852-0962. 683.7301 or 706.2018 iter 6 a with b iaChn pl .g for dean p.m. 2-Dedroom suite ASAP W�u .1 Ill Skidoo Formula Plus 583 engine studded track. 2000 km, fDl warmersexcel- ent condition. $2900 705- 328-0402 snp) 1997 INDY 500. 1300 miles. mint cover studs skins. loaded $4.800 or best offer Call 905-728-2068 1 Ad Crags CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The ;int d Craft Showpiace' locat- ed In the CID rtice Flea Mar- ket 4 km east of Oshawa Let us show a sell your crafts di- rectly to me public You do not have to be there There m NO 6 month contract Rent starts at Mmonth Call 905-436- 1124 DURHAM COLLEGE CRAFT SHOW No, 20 d 21 Durham College Gymnasium Vendor nlormation 721-3111 ext 2569 or 1-888-627-1191 ('I. IN (R.Iit T SHO% & SALT' Sat. Oct. 30, 1999 10am-Apm Trinity Hall 20 First A%enuc Uxhndge, ON Sponsor- Pincndge Chorus, Swcrt Adelines 1 1 Apsnmerwa F Rant 1 LARGE BEDROOM '✓ery Jew 6 hardwuod ""ors :emran Oshawa no pets Available Nov 1st 1650/mo niclusive (767-0591 mess) 4r 579-4250 References rt - Varied 2 8 3 BEDROOM basement apartment all amenows. sep- arate enUanct. parkaq avail- able n Pickering $1050 arra 5850 plus utilities Contact 905-839 1784 2 BEDROOM BSMT APT Sep entr including utilities Parking $72Smo istAw Avail immediately No pas Nwry2/Aitona Call 7-10pm weekdays. a anytimt on weekends (905)-509-8170 OSHAWA- 3N SNW.N ST S Newly renovated 1-bedruum apt 5550 utild" aid Avail- able unmedute" FarsVlasf required Cad Stephen (905)- 571-3229 AAAA - 2 Baan apt GREAT NORTH OSHAWA Locatuin RossUrd/Mary Free pariorq storage, laundry. yard, $735 month Available Nov 1st 579-3611 AJAX 1 -bedroom basement apartment tot rem. Harwood" 401 area Separate entrance. available Immediately $6751 math inclusive FwsVIW re- quired. Cap (905)666-0903 AJAX. 2 bedroom basement apt.. $70olmo, inclusive. first a last. Call 905-426-5266, AJAK. 2 -bedroom basement. legal. newly renovated. AC. pe1� vade smidunly 1 block from nospow bus. references $8001monm. Immediate. David (905)426- 5163 BRAND NEW walk -oil base- ment. North of Ajax, 2 bed- rooms. sepal" enbanca, no petsJsm&N. close to aft au ashes. 1775+vtdoes. firth/ last. (905) 619-9764 COMM Oldiduss, bedroom yawadArge k rim to aN awwlliNes pkm call (905)723.0977 9 a.m. - 7 it". 1 Bedroom, basement apt. Private entrance, no smoking, no pets, references, first 8 last, Suits single person. $650 monthly, Available immediately (90 N094M. 410 410 410 SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EAS011 - First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! e Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! - Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! �`1aa1y Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. a 1 1 Apartments for Rent CLEAN LARGE 2 bedroom basement apt in Northeast Whitby Non smoking, laun- dry. parking private entrance $690/month inclusive. Avail- able November 1 Firstlast d references required 1905)668-4981 COURTICE, spacious a bright 2 bdrm bsmt apt Profession- ally decorated 4pc bath 4 appi parking, cable sep ent Close to all amenities $81x) incl Prefer no-smoking/pets 416-866-0618 pager/416-438- 0957 LARGE 2 BEDROOM very clean basement out sep entrance. heat hydra 2 ap- pliances included First/last/ references No smoking or pets Near Oshawa Centre $650 inclusive Available Dec 1st 436-2106 NEWLY RENOVATED walkoul basement 2 bedroom Ross- land,Wesmery. $800 plus 307. utilities Available Nov Ist IsV last. non-smoker no pets (905)428-3785 ONE BEDROOM APT down- town Oshawa Nevn'y renovat- ed with UppEr deck overlook - Ing city SG00/mo all mclu stye with cable Call 576-4458 or 728-9348 ONE BEDROOM AV, upper level A house at .52 Ritson Rd South S450,month plus hydro NO pets/smokmg Available November 1st Call 905)579-9008 or (905)723- 3345 ONE BEDROOM basement act as .,s ncluded Parking shared laundry tic available Nov 1 Whites Rd Sheppard area $69Gmo.Ylrsv Last Call 831-6414 OSHAWA APTS Bachelor 1 5 2 Dena.., �n'yudes cep uhI- ilms and parking laundry on sate Budding a1 X9051432- 8914, or Bulking 02 a 03 (905)-571 0425 Or for all t 888-558-262'1 OSHAWA DUPLEX, 2 BED- ROOM APT Wrtdry parking utilities Included $770 mo. first a last 905.623-6599 OSHAWA. _ bedroom apart- ment near Oshawa Centre. men poor W triplex. electro !seat. n0 pelt. IStAam re - Wee $800 Indus". 1905)- 434-6255 or cal (905) -922 - Site PICKERING Available No- vemDer 1 or December 1 Bright one bedroom basement apt Separate entrance CIA SliMmionth Incusive FinV list No pets Working persm ocoy call Mu at 1905)837- 2172 MCKERING)ROUGE AREA New one bedroom basement apt Salt single person No nzigpets Private en- trance. 5650/mo including utilities. laundry, parking Nov 1st References 905-509- 9339 PICKERING. huge basement apanmem, separate entrance, kitchen laundry, parking. $700 inclusive Suitable for working single Couple No smokung(pets Available :m- medate" 905-420-0675 RETNIED - Ouret building In Oshawa. mature tenants. ceriral baton 1. 2 a 3 bed- room apartments avaruble December 1 Electric heat. Washer/dryer each Moor. Tel (905) 579- 9016, SOUTH PICKERMIC - Large one bedroom basement, sen AM rade wind- rpds. Sunpk. RNer- h indusire. NtAast. (905) 420.5913. SOMTM PICKERMIG. Whites) Sheppard 2 -bedroom base - mem apartment. CAC, sepa- rate ent ance, parting. bus, ran -smoker, no pets. Avad- able November 1st. Referenc- as,$750fmoN1r.831-9638 SPACIOOS well mauftned one bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance and kitch- en, shared laundry, $700 month al inclusive. no smok- 15avaiL Nov. 1. Ajax. 426 SPACIOUS wen-manlained 2 a 3 bedroom am Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets. Pant provided. Close to schools. shopping centre. GO Station. txikbes included. Call 728- 4993. �'a Rent OSHAWA Large freshly decorated 2 8 3 B/R apts. for rent. $670 8 SB00 uta incl. at 280 Wentworth St. W Your First choice. For apps call (905) 721-8741 TOP OF HOUSE 2 be,lroorn apt avail immed with skylde, no pets adults welcome 905- 666-4145. ask for Joanne. (Dundas/ Cochrane area) 6tNIHAL USHAWA. 3 bed room house and small orie bedroom apt available imme dialely. flrsVlast References no pets Call Michelle 125 7321.830 - 4 30 Mon - Fn COURTICE - detached 3 bed- room. double garage family fire. main floor laundry fenced. available immediate- ly. $1295 plus Call 905.579- 7013 or 905-940-3060 URGE 3 BEDROOM house fenced yard Adelaide 3 Wil son area Avail Nuv 15th $975 . utilities References. 1st a last Call 432-1268 MAIN FLOOR 2 -bedroom 5 TWO BEDROOM apt, very clean north Oshawa Avail- able November or December 1st New appliances First/ last No pets $725 /month 19051579-9600 appliances air condmoned $875/month including utilities Cable extra Non-smokers no pets Available December '.i Cell (905)665-6689 OSHAWA. 3 bedroom bungs TWO BEDROOMS available low. great location, nicely No.ember t Two otcitions X decorated, yard. Shed. avail 350 Malaga a 946 Masson able November 1st $75C Rd. Oshawa $720/month. all mown plus heat 8 hydro Nor? inclusive, no pets. ptealse at smoking. no pets 728- 786 1 from 9 a m- 9 p m 905-576- PICKERING. 3 bedroom bun 6724 galuw main fluor. near Gu WHITBY - 3 BEDROOM top bus routes. appliances utile floor of triplex. $950 per ties. parking included $1025 munth Includes ubtadms and month No anunals or smuk- parking Near school and oth- vin Cap (705)SW--0866 :mine- facilities A5) M th diately Call (9051 430-7257 430- Wanted Wanted WHITBY - Large one bedroom. wilkoat !o creek. spotless. IN EXCHANGE Chnst:an N close to Irani. non smoker. a with b iaChn pl .g for dean al utilities included Air con- 2-Dedroom suite ASAP W�u dtioned parking able fire- assist family/yard main place. $650 Istlast (905) 668- tenarlee etc for lower rent 1663 Available immediate" APn/Pickenng Kelly 905 619-1626 WHITBY 3 BEDROOM :' du laptex tudge slum parking LOOKING t; rent well maim 4undry, fenced yard $775 tame! ^ ; se with small tum plus gas and hydro Available Lonq term 905-852-9251 December 1 No smoking no Townhouses ' 1. dogs (905)509-M ForR WHY rem when you can own your ;;_ hme for less than Al OSHAWA SOUTH - you tfxnk"" Call Dave Hay- room tow^^. vise close to lock Sales Rep Remax Scbuols. shopping $850 per Summit Realty (1991) Ltd month plus uhMies Firsttast (9051 668-38M or (9051 666- Available Decemberist ;9051 3211 579-9956 days R 410 %%'HO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUI' A HOUSE:' J OWN N tram $7001month Not Much Dowrnpayment'no) (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley SM kw kin- a" 11" k. 1W NA DAM OU I have a home or vmu 6 mrvithc Ire► From $500 Income requirement from $28.500 gross. Spewl homes and financing Call Ken Collis. Cadwell Banker (905)728-9414 HOUSE For Rent In CANNINGTON New kitchen, badiroom, turnisce a karpeorg $800. phis (905) 852-1741 z ttnLNOOM NOIRE to rem. S pplaptkyy n aNckennng �D garage amenities. pectpancy Nov.lst. $9001monift ties. (416) 605-0231. A UN WAUM KALI From 1500. down• own your own home starting a $69.900 ca- ries for las than rem. OAC. 24 hNs tree ucerdal utsotsaMe 905.728-1069 ext 277. CTd well Banker RMR Rol Estate. Aureka Rasanu. ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free, then own a house Iron $Minforhth. you require full time family In- come $28.000 . reasonable credit. I do the rat Dant Wan Cal 8W Roka. Coldwel Banker RMR Real Estate to. day, (905) 728-9414 1 dentia for Rena AVAILABLE Immediately, 9v coshed r•x�ni in Pickering .a 'ole kitchen facilities I" P.ckenng Generating Station PTC•GO S3601month $170 bi-week" %9051-420-4318 PICKERING spacious dean lurnished ruom cable. all facilities' separate entrance Avail now Suds nonsmoking worker $430/m t, Ian (905)839-4271 ROOM FOR RENT' clean, bright home Short Term available 401 a Whites Rd. suit a working professional 420-0042 unti. rushed bedisitting room. po- vate bath Shoe kilcheMaun- dry Single non-smoker only $110/week inclusive (905 837-05% NEM $MTN G.M - lur- rushed large room. parking able. kitchen facilities. 1st last. $100 wkly/ 5380 MANY 2M room furnished. $85, week. Hydro a GM workers welcome. 726-1399 ROOM for rent n Bowman - Intl dose to 401, share dears, quiet new house. laun- dry. kitchen, parking avail- able. 5400/month inclusive. first/last required. (905).623- 5671 leave message. ROOM FON RENT in Port Perry. Furnished or unfur- nestud, with or wiUput board Call 985-7399 leave mes- SW ROUGE VALLEY AREA, spa- cious furnished room, in clean, g1ieL adult home, suit- able for fully employed non smoker. Shue seppaarate kitchen, bathrooms. Refer- ences, first ad last. (905) 509-2459 1 Shand A tM CONDO TO SNARE - South Oshawa, near GM. Laundry. professional preferred. Must De dog lover, iron -smoker Everags 905.725-7321. $4201 mhollUNy. 1st a last. 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OCT. 23 AT b P.M. At Myles King Auction Hall, 33 Hall St. Oshawa Antique and modern fumiture 9 rice 1926 Ornate b\'alnut .liner irkluding table and h chairs, china cabinet, buffet, mint condi- tk) n, 1926 -ppece walnut bedroom suite, (mint), marble tesl+�table, deaet>,wt bench, 6 center tables. telephime table and chair. 3 budge lamps, cedar chest, blanket box, 2 dressers, rockingg chanes, mantle cluck, apartment sue piano, s .1fung b u- kets, trunks, lights, china and crystal. Fndge, stove, washer, dryer, dog house, dress- ers, John Deem 8 hp riding mower, sigghed prints, bedroom suite, mist disihes and glass- wAre.NB - NO BUYERS FEFLArge executive estate, from Oshawa, plan to atterki Myles King Auctioneer, 725-5751 -ng Female preferred Man floor of house. 1 bedroom available (Nov 1) dose to twch, bus. GO. 3 all amerk- be$ Staring bathroom. kitchen, kvirgrlwm. $450/ monthly inclusive 416-935- 4625 during day. PICKERING TOwMNOUSE walk to PTC, one bedroom . basement sthinq uta, use of kltcherV!Wh, $500 all mdu- sive Suityoung lemale. (905)837-6709 WWIBV - WF to share house. 5650 inciusive of puking. laurldry. sq). washroom. Nov. 130 3 @ 905433. Iia 7 � Far�Ran IEAUTIFIIL S a0INl1 Cf111N0 o Odom dM t� Sos itu- sive. Avail Nowt 1stllasl (416)-2846557. OSNAWA • 111111111CON00, 2.000 sq. h. , 4 thetrsderground ores uta per more. CalOm I �) 4W 9659 WESTMEYMW► 2 - 950 sq R. 2 bedroom condo, grotrd floor, 2 batfs, 5 apphw-s, parking. $1200 Inclusive. Nov. 1 No pets. 831-2210 • 1 Olaee i !!I LOCATION LOCATION LO- CATION !!! Across from Oshawa Centre 600 sq ft q - lice available Oct. 1. GN 434- 2447 or 05-4132. 1,517sq.n. prime main floor orrice Or retail space on King St W. Oshawa. LaHigh tatraffic. 09910. Ra S436- ik Group Heelljr. UttKt 3rpzt lot rent, ex- DtHent condition. Dundas St E. Whitby, 400sgn Available Immediately All inclusive Reasonable Cal 905-725- 2642 or 728-6956 Garala i •Starmsme CAR CLEAN-U//DETAILING shop complete with equipment lex sale or lease Pulmq for 4-5 nears Inside with lots of gdm1905)426-555512PIease con - GARAGE FOR MM/STOR- AGE, Dry/clearusecure Room fa up b a Cars or whatever. $600/morth,'whole building. $100/month/car. Cour ice area. (905) 438.8938 leave message calls returned by weekend. mom STORAGE. for boats, can. oft. Reasorobk rakes. call (905) 404-0602 1 RoriOl WLRKAdt ATTENTION SNOWSTMOS: A nnCleanwsaler Florida. 3 bed - mom towthonse. pool Acur- a. tennis cowl. pond. BBO, private yard, Close to beach and giApp.i Available now and Jan. to pltdlos (905) 53786. For in/o. i 1 1 PdvftFor SW 11oNrs S BEOMOOM RAIICH style bungalow with one bedroom basement apt in Noah East Oshawa. Large private len. $149,900. Call to view (905)571-1639. 4 BEDROOM SM. in Bow- munvile, large yard. garage. dose to school, sluopgmlg, 401. Asking $126.90J. For mors i/o (906)697-3532 Cottage Lots For Sale Brady, Billings and Coon Lakes The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) is offering for sale four vacant waterfront cottage lots in the Halitwrton Highlands and Kawartha Lakes tourist regions of southern Ontario. The lots are located on Brady Lake (25 km northwest of Minden), Billings Lake (45 km east of Minden) and Coon Lake (40 km north of Peterborough). The four lots are described as follows Lot 5, Plan 383, Hindon Township, Brady fake Lot 10, Plan 471, Glamorgan Township, Billings lake Lots 8, 9, 8 10, Plan 31, Burteigh Township, Coon Lake Lot 16, Plan 32, Burleigh Township, Coon Lake Potential purchasers must be at least 18 years of age. All offers to purchase must be in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit (10% of the purchase price offered) in the form of a certified cheque or money order made payable to the Minister of Finance The highest, lowest, or any offer received well not necessarily be accepted. 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(Turn overfbwerbeds For an appointmerit i free estimate call (416) 1104-7577 Tim Also we do: Interlocking 8 repairs Retaining walls Decks d fences : 1 ' PkNtA* Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new Installations Residential -Commercial No job too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 9W837-9722 1 pai e" i r � PA/11TMIG A PLASTEIIMN'i basement rents ababors. as You're swisfied. �For CSM SSM (91115) 83146N Pick" 9Ya11faMesiRB Shu"m collaw, Guwtral wp-- - Top quality walk A rew-inable. prisms :tor .,It hr Seniors call Gr a FREE Estimate 40446" ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Bible Study-) 15 a.m. Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:35 a to Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a m Sunday School - Supervised Nursery Or Thomas Gemryiell Interum Minister EVERYONE WELCOME St. Isaac .lotlues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue. Pickering 1,1 %' 1.16 ( 905) 831-3353 SUNDA11' LITURGY Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. E _- Sunday Morning 8:30, 10:0). 11:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. :1 Rooting :1 Roofing A E! C ROOFING And Alumissum tihmgling, a .; . � _ a and old. \�urkmanshlp Guar:irltccd 10% Diwount to ScrI fully insured. Free L%iinnatics Can Andrew at (yos) 4281-@704 1 ..ar�o•mny i , 1 ;ard•mny a :.andtcapr+q Larioscaprq TREE REMOVAL 4i MAINTENANCE STUMP REMOVAL A SEASONED FIREWOOD AVAILABLE DAVE S31 -TOSS Party ServicesEm Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK :M -g Magic =-r Cr,u :rem S='3r',es And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. CaU Ernie 6615.4932 • . ' EnrwtanrNM • Emwtarwwlt -; CALIFORNIA DREAM GIRL Ani Nicole Strrlf! �I Looka-likes! t"!' 'Where dreams come true*. ,'r New Ill totem Escort Service servl!g Durham area. or Very rdiibk DlsGreOon ksured Out call 3flly t'! -r1 1---) al 526 lv "1 III brOn10MCAL'lCpgllCn! j1e/ �'a► i+-. a.e.q 1 Decdrang : HO1t• ClMrrnie TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 815 r: a STMAl12 Houses, Apartrrterlts, 11 MioFMonm SpeooalSenaior Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. PCaU rN . Households 9 Offices • A�il Packing Esbrinates 4164234= CLEANING LADY AVAILABLE 6 years experience, excellent references 00 including fridge 8 stove. can Pam at 839-1701 ns; Nor it's die to try UN Beu! Vacuuming, droving, kiwhetis baths, blinds. baseboards, ledges. doors, and more for I low price of $65.00 SPmlial Rtes Tw., di N:d Call Kala @ cell 416.7W9284 1 Grdtll. i • i SERME Tree & Stump removal, trimming Call Jerry 905-619-1363 Serving Nax/Pickering area Pbm read your dusified ad an tM fM fhy of pub. ficrioR es w Cannot be responsible for more tMn one ininif6 rt in the event of an error. PICKERING s-rANDARD ('11URCH Brock Rd. At Hwy. N7 1 Methodist) TISunday Schad: 10:15 am Worship: I lam, 7 pm Wed: %M) Bible Study. Bible Club for Children and Youth Church of 6(KI Sabbath Kc•c-ping Invitcs you to our Fellowship ~civics each Saturday Mt.Lcan Community' Ccntre tun N1t:(nll) 13-S pm 1-I IG -i(.1999 To Advertise your upcoming Events, Bazaars and Church Services please call Janice at s83-0707 Snow Adult Removal OF E MertYr'rner•r BOOK NO« FOR WINTER ( . lm:TTrr- Ia;. Rt-.- :entiai snow re - oval, Reliable, asonable rates. please call 427-7854 SN011 RENION AI. SERVICES CALL +905)420-4261 EM Drnrmy Schools SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O • 4 lessons b test $105. •'Cress rs S150 -Full Course 5259 Free boot -up and drop Off (416) 2117-3060 •- v Escoit Service Region Dux rehon C uaran teed Open 9 n m Dally (905) 25-2322 NEED SOME ri045t M:.: .J,,ege •student 11nding rourselt shun ')I S JOSCAle escort sernce now Wing t9• discreet R proles - '.:')nal Can ' 888-86CLASS 5277) ErCEYI710NA1 LADIES 41%INI, N Kit %%f kF(dt:.\ rtl(.Aster./ ,-(.1Tvv tE11WIM A Dist am (.1 AIL1.\TFEI) 4t04t-8761 NOW HIRING To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683.0707 (Ajax) 852-9741 (Uxb.) and let one of our professional advisors help you. omwo Wails Deems BMRGEM Patrick A. - Bom January 2. 1933. Suddenly on Thursday, October 14, 1999 In his 671h year. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, he will be sad- ly missed by his children Kenneth, Gordon, Edwin and Jane, and his 16 grandchildren and 4 great He is survived by his brothers Frank. Lionel, Marcel, Arthur, Richard, and sisters Annette, Lilian, Adeline, and the late Bertha, There- sa and HNIE rde. The family 8 Old Kingston �«e IICEAC FUNERAL Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488. A cOnV to funeral service was held in the cftapel on Fn - day, October 22,1999 at 1 pm. SANDERS, Jack David Karl - With love and peace we say good-bye to Jack David Karl Sanders after 85 years. Beloved husband of Dorothy Patricia San- ders (nee Clark). Lovlflg father of Gayle Burroughs, Lyme and Mike Hart, Beth and Mike Shaddeforeci, and Brett Sanders. Grandfather of Carolyn Hughes, Todd Burroughs, Kimberley Low, Jonathan Sanders, and Eric Hart. Great-grandfather of Jasmine Low. Predeceased by sons Kenneth and John Sanders, and grandson Christopher Hart. He lived his life sur- rounded by love. We will miss him always. 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