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iny1ding igloos .......... OQ_ PAGE2 For Action Call JOAN CAMPBELL Saks Representative ar Realty Plus Inc. floc I ropwrate low ,� -:�.PAC�E Q:...:,:.. :Lk7.�'.s�1��..i�'`1 .. .:44"'._Y�n_'M1,'h+.4 L•F3i �.... 38r ���'.'. ,�e,�,• ^1ax RdItIon f� PICKERING 11*N CE1111W PARAMOUNT ARTS A CRAFT wo A SHOW OCT. 22-26 N* dve",18 Dozers; of exhibitors Sunday, Oct. 20, 1991 20 popes A Metroland Comminity Newspaper Circulation 37,000 510 + 40 GST- 55 cents Vol. 3 Nod2 _Separate school system defended uumnhm - i ne separate scnoos board is undergoing some "challenging times" and teachers, students and parents "all have a stake" in what happens to the system. Those words of warning came from Dr. Earl Lagroix. director of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, at an information meeting for parents Wednesday at St. Bernard Catholic School in Whitby. "Our system is coming under attack," Dr. Lagroix told the crowd -of about 125. "You've all read about 40confederate or unified school `wards. It's being suggested there should be one school system. The argument being used is that it will save money." But, argued Dr. Lagroix, "We as a system are very economical. There's very little fat which we can trim." The system must also deal with an increasing number of students who don't attend church on a regu- lar basis. "At one time there was a triangle: the parent, church and school. Yet, in some of our schools, *up to 60 per cent of students are non -regular church attendants," warned Dr. Lagroix. "They're probably following the example of their parents. I say that not in a judgmental way, but as a fact we must deal with." The difference between separate and public schools is an important one, said Dr. Lagroix. "It's not a school in which Catholic students are segregated, staffed by Catholics and where religion is taught for two (phours a week. It's one in which God, his truth, and his life are inte- grated into the entire syllabus and life of the school." Dr. Lagroix urged parents to take an interest in the upcoming munici- INDEX Have Yew Sag .........6 B Clamifw is S pal election. "It's up to ratepayers during the election campaign to find out where trustees stand on the Catholicity of our system." Parents, students, teachers and trustees broke into smaller groups following presentations to discuss such issues as which characte-istics Catholic schools must not < and which mieht',)e ir,clu�'.cd in the future. Pool sharp Gary Janusc of Pickering lines up a shot at the 8 -Ball Emporlum's recent In-house Boston tournament. Shooters from as far away as Hamilton came to the Ajax estabiishmecd to play In the everts photo by A.J. Groan One-quarter of homes must be affordable AJAX - The town will have to continue to provide affordable housing. While Ajax council's committee of the whole debated a new municipal housing statement (MHS) Tuesday, Norma Forrest, a senior planner with the provincial ministry of municipal affairs, said municipalities would be moni- tored to ensure that 25 per cent of new housing is affordable. The ministry of housing (MOlf), under the previous Liberal government, set the 25 -per cent rule as a way of ensuring municipalities provide afford- able housing. The rule was set out in a housing policy statement, which municipalities have been asked to comment on. "I have some problems with the provision of all new housing being 25 - per cent affordable," mayor Jim Witty told Forrest and Darlene Mahyr- Richardson of the MOH. "I hope (provincial officials) look at our past record and not tar us with the same brush as other municipalities that aren't as socially conscious." Pat Clark, regional councillor for Wards 1 and 2, said, "The province has told us they want 25 -per cent affordable housing and they've told us how to define affordable. What they haven't told us is how we control it. "Unless we can control those units that start as affordable, they won't See N O V. 15.—Page 3 IAM - Sda of new hooves during September wen tr ceat over August, the (treater Torotato Home zAssociation nepam WDavid Heeat+at says 631 homy sold last mooch. I.to $07 in AuVaL In the assodadWs moat5ly It:; xeemn says ales for the fm sine mossihtt of God 10 339, an ;tamest art of nearly 74 per rt;m ewes 3iastses a M in the saspp pesilod Im yes Cuolrtlpy nt•ai ttaotis - cm&m ti * 1n Ajax-Pick«inp News Adveritiar (bi3-511W and Odwwa-Nlhiby UO W * (S79 "=.113,000 prommn evey Sunday - Large Pizza - 3 Toppings BUY ONE MEDIUM PIZZA 3 TOPPINGS PARTY PIZZA -1 TOPPING * $ GET ONE FREE 13m99*9.99* (24 slim)9.99 1 PLUS APPLICABLE TAXES • PLUS APPLICABLE TAXES • PLUS APPLICABLE TAXES PAGE ?-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ocr. 20,1"1 Ajax mayor Jim Witty, centre, and Durham regional chairman Gary Herrema, right, hope residents get a charge from depositing batteries and other materials at recycling igloos at the Ajax Marketplace on Westney Rd. N. With them Is Rodger Miller, of Runnymede Developments, the sponsor of the Igloos. —.._n _ . L _ `%'9. . ' �— —_ .- THE NINTH ANNUAL AJAX-PICKERING - Residents who don't have access to a Blue Box can now recycle. Igloos have been set up to accept recyclable items at 35 loca- tions in Durham region, including three in Ajax and two in Pickering. The Igloo Recycling Program will allow residents living in rural areas, apartment buildings, town- houses and condominiums to recy- cle. You can drop off newspapers, food and beverage cans, glass con- tainers, plastic soft drink containers and household batteries in the igloos. Each igloo, painted the same shade as blue boxes, holds four cubic yards of material. The igloo program is being sponsored by businesses, agencies I CANADA'S BEST FALL HOME SHOW .se • F; se • E: he • L• an l.Nl�l t1�. • PLUS MANY MORE FABULOUS PRIZES! N►�' SU6Vl�� wvx_ _ Seniors & Children (under 12) $3.50 *Friday is Women's Day Save an extra $1 off admission 14LAPI, Opt "We ha ve so much to show you in only 3 days!" Dr in els is Lh 1s A x ie "+; ' ;• i 7 i toe, and organizations in the region — in Ajax by the Durham Regional Housing Authority, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT) and Runnymede Developments. Sponsors pay $4,250 for each station, which could include up to three igloos. The sponsor's logo appears on the igloos for a mini- mum of three years. In Ajax, there are igloos at the Harwood Place Mall (at the north end of the parking lot, near Hunt St.), the Durham Regional Housing Authority apartment at 655 Harwood Ave., and the GO station • on Westney Rd. (newspapers only). In Pickering, igloos can be found in the parking lot at the Pickering Civic Complex (on Esplanade South) and at the GO station on Bayly St. (newspapers only). Millwork ho" CWft CORRECTION NOTICE Due to an error by Oshawa/Whitby This Week, the wording on an item on Page 2 of our Oct. 16 flyer was incorrect. 'DAP' WHITE ACRYLIC CAULK does not have Silicone. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. *Show Time at the Rookie TOPPS STADIUM SERIES I PACKS $&SO pack '91 UPPER DECK NFL $I.So pack OPEECHEE PREMIERE BASEBALL $250 pack FLEER ULTRA $1.75 pact 111 UPPER DECK HIGH fa IIASEBQL $1.50 pack '91 UPPER DECK JUMBO PACKS LOW fi6 1425 pact - HIGH ft fuso pact 9UPPER SEICK HOCKEY HIGH Ss i4.50 Pack LEAF SM $2.50 put LEAF SERIES II S0 pack MANY MORE We Carry Hockey Sets d Packs from 1451 S W AIskVks- N1%d hdartPda- LWW QwAW ROOKIE SPORTS CARDS 1691 Pickering Parkway - off Brock Rd Across from Has Market Ess -nes COMFORT BOOTS WIDE WIDTHS OY2612e V'S shoes WHITBY MALL 1615 DUNDAS ST., EAST 728-9141 fo ,Nov. 15 deadline to comment on municipal housing statement FROM PAGE 1 stay that way and it won't be affordable housing any longer," she said. The town's MHS was prepared by The Starr Group, a onsulting firm. �! The statement said, "Housing in Ajax has been rela- tively affordable when compared to other communities in the Greater Toronto Area. As a result, the current dis- position in the town is to encourage more up -scale hous- ing in order to ensure a reasonable balance of housing types." Frank Schaper, Ward 1 councillor and the chairman of the town's Housing Advisory Committee, said the MHS will "provide the town with direction" on housing. Copies of the MHS are available from the town's planning department. The planning department is at 75 Chambers Dr. The public has until Nov. 15 to comment on the state- ment. 'Sophisticated' school programs cited Durham dropout rate lower than average By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM - The student dropout rate in Durham is lower than the provincial average. In 1987 the provincial dropout rate was one in three students. Durham's rate was consistent with the provin- cial average. However, Jim Weaver, chairman of a special dropout committee set up by the Durham Board of Education in 1986, says the committee found that Durham's rate is actually much less. "Ninety per cent do not appear to drop out," says Mr. Weaver. "Some of them leave and come back. Oshawa's "Central Collegiate enrolled about 200 stu- dents who dropped out of various schools in Durham," says Mr. Weaver. "We have a retention rate of around 90 pa c'em" The committee tracked every 10th student who start- ed Grade 9 in 1988. In 1989-90, 1,745 students dropped out, 9.1 per cent of the enrollment of 19,081. Of the students who dropped out, 46 per cent left for jobs; 8.4 per cent left for other education; 3.7 per cent left for other reasons — such as family crisis or mater- nity; and 41.3 per cent left for unknown reasons. (Tlte ministry of education's definition of a dropout is a person who leaves school before obtaining a secondary school diploma. Mr. Weaver says this definition is mis- ..._..._..«.--..---------- t leading, because it includes students who leave voca- tional schools for jobs, and those who leave for appren- ticeship program.) The committee's studies showed that students at risk of dropping out tend to have poor attitudes toward school, poor attendance records and poor self-esteem, among other characteristics. The committee also discovered schools are receiving increasing numbers of students from families where unemployment, alcoholism, drug abuse, violence and general instability are common. The study found 17 -and 18 -year-old dropouts tended to be males, but more girls left at 16; most students who drop out do so after five years in secondary school; most advanced -level students who drop out do so after five years; general -level students tend to drop out after four years; and basic -level students drop out after two years. Bill Fairburn, a member of the committee and the superintendent in charge of special education, says, "We have sophisticated programs we offer to hold on to our youth, and I can tell you they're working". The board offers many programs to get students back, and encourage them not to leave in the first place, including flexible hours, a teen pregnancy team, a spe- cial program for 14 -and 15 -year-old potential dropouts and a "storefront" program at Oshawa Centre to encour- age students to return to school. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT. 30,19 1 -PAGE 3 A citizenship boss By LINDA WHITE Education Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Canada should strive to be an example to the rest of the world as the home of diverse cultures which understand their differences while living in har- mony. That's the vision Ontario minis- ter of citizenship Elaine Ziemba shared with about 250 high school students and teachers from across Durham at a multiculturalism con- ference at the Ajax Community Centre Thursday. The theme of the conference, which was sponsored by the Multicultural Council of Oshawa & District, was People Are People. "Multiculturalism in Canada is strong, alive and well. It works and makes our culture," said T1s. Ziemba. "Our identity is that many, many people have chosen to live here. Let's rejoice that we are differ- ent." Still, Ms. Ziemba recognized that discrimination here dates back many centuries. "We always talk about (Canada) as a new country, but it's very old." Attempts to convert native Indians, or First Nations, was a form of racism, she said, as was the head tax on Chinese at the turn of the century and the interment of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. "It's a hard thing for us to admit as Canadians," she said. "I didn't think we had discrimination here. It's subtle ... but it's a tradition I hope we can wipe out and elimi- nate." As minister of citizenship, Ms. Ziemba is responsible for human rights, disability issues, seniors' matters and race relations. Among the initiatives introduced by the ministry is employment equity, which targets four groups: First Nations, visible minorities, people with disabilities, and women. Statistics show members of these groups earn less than the average white male, said Ms. Ziemba. Women, for example, earn 61 per cert of the average white male salary, while individuals from visi- ble minorities get 44 per cent of that salary and people with disabili- ties 16 per cent. "We have a long way to go in employment equity," said Ms. Ziemba. "People still look at the outside ... rather than inner quali- ties." Following Ms. Ziemba's com- ments, students were set to work with a theatre group and watch a video on multiculturalism. DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE NSEFiTs A FLYERS COMNIG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20,1991 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK.) A&P (PICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CASHWAY (AJAXIPICK.) DOMINION (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) IGA(AJAX/PICK) KMART (AJAXIPICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) RE.S.CA. (PICK.) 'SAIDA-CENTRE (PICK) SEARS (AJAXIPICK.) ST. CLAIR PAINT & WALLPAPER (PICK.) mv"tw Of r . CMAMRI �•� c«flo.rare r 'lJ � sueoon u, r�cycwq - uarrerea Io SO== nousenoras only I p L Principal .Fs takes r the coke x Students at Maple Ridge` Public School In Pickering celebrated a successful ) '` . fund raiser by throwing pies47 at their teachers and prind- pal. As an incentive to stu- dents selling magazines through Duality Service Programs Inc., the school z "' set up a thermometer with teachers' names at various t a stages. The kids went all the y� way to the top, rabing more q N. then $6,000, and student Diana Ball "mod the right to toss a pie at principal Ray Oliver. photo by Cella Bronkhorst 'Sophisticated' school programs cited Durham dropout rate lower than average By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM - The student dropout rate in Durham is lower than the provincial average. In 1987 the provincial dropout rate was one in three students. Durham's rate was consistent with the provin- cial average. However, Jim Weaver, chairman of a special dropout committee set up by the Durham Board of Education in 1986, says the committee found that Durham's rate is actually much less. "Ninety per cent do not appear to drop out," says Mr. Weaver. "Some of them leave and come back. Oshawa's "Central Collegiate enrolled about 200 stu- dents who dropped out of various schools in Durham," says Mr. Weaver. "We have a retention rate of around 90 pa c'em" The committee tracked every 10th student who start- ed Grade 9 in 1988. In 1989-90, 1,745 students dropped out, 9.1 per cent of the enrollment of 19,081. Of the students who dropped out, 46 per cent left for jobs; 8.4 per cent left for other education; 3.7 per cent left for other reasons — such as family crisis or mater- nity; and 41.3 per cent left for unknown reasons. (Tlte ministry of education's definition of a dropout is a person who leaves school before obtaining a secondary school diploma. Mr. Weaver says this definition is mis- ..._..._..«.--..---------- t leading, because it includes students who leave voca- tional schools for jobs, and those who leave for appren- ticeship program.) The committee's studies showed that students at risk of dropping out tend to have poor attitudes toward school, poor attendance records and poor self-esteem, among other characteristics. The committee also discovered schools are receiving increasing numbers of students from families where unemployment, alcoholism, drug abuse, violence and general instability are common. The study found 17 -and 18 -year-old dropouts tended to be males, but more girls left at 16; most students who drop out do so after five years in secondary school; most advanced -level students who drop out do so after five years; general -level students tend to drop out after four years; and basic -level students drop out after two years. Bill Fairburn, a member of the committee and the superintendent in charge of special education, says, "We have sophisticated programs we offer to hold on to our youth, and I can tell you they're working". The board offers many programs to get students back, and encourage them not to leave in the first place, including flexible hours, a teen pregnancy team, a spe- cial program for 14 -and 15 -year-old potential dropouts and a "storefront" program at Oshawa Centre to encour- age students to return to school. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT. 30,19 1 -PAGE 3 A citizenship boss By LINDA WHITE Education Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Canada should strive to be an example to the rest of the world as the home of diverse cultures which understand their differences while living in har- mony. That's the vision Ontario minis- ter of citizenship Elaine Ziemba shared with about 250 high school students and teachers from across Durham at a multiculturalism con- ference at the Ajax Community Centre Thursday. The theme of the conference, which was sponsored by the Multicultural Council of Oshawa & District, was People Are People. "Multiculturalism in Canada is strong, alive and well. It works and makes our culture," said T1s. Ziemba. "Our identity is that many, many people have chosen to live here. Let's rejoice that we are differ- ent." Still, Ms. Ziemba recognized that discrimination here dates back many centuries. "We always talk about (Canada) as a new country, but it's very old." Attempts to convert native Indians, or First Nations, was a form of racism, she said, as was the head tax on Chinese at the turn of the century and the interment of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. "It's a hard thing for us to admit as Canadians," she said. "I didn't think we had discrimination here. It's subtle ... but it's a tradition I hope we can wipe out and elimi- nate." As minister of citizenship, Ms. Ziemba is responsible for human rights, disability issues, seniors' matters and race relations. Among the initiatives introduced by the ministry is employment equity, which targets four groups: First Nations, visible minorities, people with disabilities, and women. Statistics show members of these groups earn less than the average white male, said Ms. Ziemba. Women, for example, earn 61 per cert of the average white male salary, while individuals from visi- ble minorities get 44 per cent of that salary and people with disabili- ties 16 per cent. "We have a long way to go in employment equity," said Ms. Ziemba. "People still look at the outside ... rather than inner quali- ties." Following Ms. Ziemba's com- ments, students were set to work with a theatre group and watch a video on multiculturalism. DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE NSEFiTs A FLYERS COMNIG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20,1991 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK.) A&P (PICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CASHWAY (AJAXIPICK.) DOMINION (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) IGA(AJAX/PICK) KMART (AJAXIPICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) RE.S.CA. (PICK.) 'SAIDA-CENTRE (PICK) SEARS (AJAXIPICK.) ST. CLAIR PAINT & WALLPAPER (PICK.) mv"tw Of r . CMAMRI �•� c«flo.rare r 'lJ � sueoon u, r�cycwq - uarrerea Io SO== nousenoras only I PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, 010x. 20,1!!11 Education assistants win raises in two-year pact DURHAM - All employees of the Durham Board of Education are now tinder contract. On Tuesday the board ratified an agreement with its 346 educational assistants, the last group to settle. The two-year agreement is effective until Aug. 31, 1993. The hourly rate for permanent and probationary educational assistants increased by 6 per cent in the first year to $16.91. In the second year the classroom assistants will get a 5.5 per cent raise bringing their hourly rate to $17.84. Assistants filling in on a temporary basis will get less — $15.95 per hour in the first year of the agreement and $16.06 in the second. Helga lost ? 31/4 lbs. and inches s'e're committed to VOUr success «-ith the quickest, safest wav to a lighter and hrl'ohter future' • Medically itc Easy • l Rc,,ular Rx -,,h. supervised 'A eight L,,.< . rnti,,nallt Phone booksrecyckible DURHAM - Your blue box wants your number. Your on the number of books collected. ' phone number. that is. "We wouldn't want to send a half -empty transport Telephone books have been added to the items col- truck to Quebec," says Ms. Campbell. "It costs money to lected through Durham region's blue box program. get rid of the books, but it's nice to see there's a need for According to Ken Donnelly, Durham region solid them." waste manager, the blue box program has been expanded Residents are asked to put their telephone books in because a market has been discovered for the recycling of their blue box on their regular collection day. Those with - telephone books. out curbside collection can drop their books off at the Recycling supervisor Sue Campbell says a number of Oshawa, Scugog or Cartwright transfer stations. markets exist, including a paper mill in Quebec which Businesses can call Durham Recycling Plant at 579 - would de -ink the books. But the final decision depends 5264 to arrange book drop-offs. s y Y tel' i Stec Call Today for a FREE CONSULTATION 'Nur fw proprants, does not inckWe product i Is in NO WAY ASSOCUM WITH THE BEVERLY HILLS WEIGHT LOSS BOOK. Remedy sought to traffic tie-ups at Taunton Rd. and Townline DURHAM - Durham region works department staff will meet with their Metro Toronto counter- parts Monday to see if they can improve the intersection at Taunton Rd. and Pickering Townline. Pickering councillor George Martin told a Durham regional council meeting Wednesday that, at rush hour, traffic is backed up for miles because of a four-way stop sign at the intersection. A better method, he said, would be to install traffic lights or to make Taunton Rd. a through street. He said he's pleased with the results of the four-year $50 -million construction project which has extended Taunton Rd. from Whites Road to Pickering Townline and reduced traffic congestion through- out the surrounding community. A bridge is still to be built over West Duffins Creek at Clark's Hollow. However, he said there's no use having a new road "if traffic can't get through." Durham transportation director Tony Prevedel cautioned there isn't a quick fix. Turning Taunton Rd. into a through street without improve- ments to the intersection wouldn't work, he said, because there's a dip in the road just west of the point where Taunton Rd. turns into Steeles Ave. where cars would "bot- tom out." New conflict laws too tough: region I_-,] 0 0 Legislation 'ridiculous', says councillor DURHAM - Some people might Herrema says the implications will not be running in this fall's civic be felt not just by the candidate, but election if they took a closer look at the by the candidate's spouse, family province's new conflict of inter- and business. est guidelines for municipal politi- Newcastle councillor Diane cians, predicts at least one council- Hamre told regional councillors lor. Wednesday that for retired or defeat - The new conflict of interest legis- ed candidates there will be "certain lation is slated to take effect halfway jobs they will not be able to take" through the next three-year term of under the proposed guidelines. office, and regional chairman Gary Oshawa councillor Nancy Diamond, who voiced her concems 1�i�Pc ir�tJJ11ePtJ&[![P p at a public information meeting held recently by the province in her city, 1p / / Carpet & Upholstery said that "rather than listening to the Fres a Steam Cleaning concerns, �y (provincial officials) & Drapes 5 have gone to opposite ends and p made it more ridiculous." "It's not just a name, it's a warranty," 5 councillor Hamm w4ed council ll the Professionalsor Ex ll n to send its comments back to ce e t service at the lowest prices. 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The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade and the Pay Equity Commission will co-sponsor a full-day seminar on Pay Equity Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 9 am. to 4 pm. at Gallantry's Eatery banquet morn, Pickering Town Centre. Topics to be covered include an outline of the Pay Equity Act, Employment Equity, Equal Pay, exer- cises on comparing jobs and much more. Cost is $50 for non-members while members will be admitted free. Lunch is not included. Call 427-4470. Following the seminar, the Board of Trade will host its third mini -trade show from 5 pm. to 8 pm. Tables are S50 and are limited to 35. Call 427- 4470. On Wednesday, Oct. 23, the Durham Region Manufacturers' Association will host a breakfast semi- nar at Gallantry's. Speaker Denis Hall of Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group will discuss Manufacturing Technology in a Business Contest — When and How to Look To Technology For Help. The seminar begins at 7:30 pm. in the banquet room. Cost is $15 for DRMA members and $20 for non- members. Call 434-1412. How to start a small business topic of seminar next month DURHAM - If you want to start a opment consultant with the S, -If -Help small business, but need a little help, Business Centre, will speak. a seminar next month may be of The seminar will be held interest to you. Thursday, Nov. 21, from 7:30 pm. to Starting a Small Business in 9 p.m., at 1121 Dundas St. E., Ontario, being sponsored by Durham Whitby. Centre MPP Drummond White, is It's free, but limited to 25 partici- open to anyone wanting to start a pants. Registration is necessary. business. For information or to register, call Brian Catchpole, a business devel- Susan McDonald at 430-1141. Sorority sisters dance o help Easter Sealsrga�4 t M AJAX-PICKElkWG - You can form. A cold buffet will be served dance to the oldies next [north. The Xi Epsilon Deka Chapter of the seta Sigma Phi sorority is spon- soring a 195os dance on Saturday, Nov. 16, from 8 pm. to 1 am., in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre. The band The Hakcm and The Pbnyteles will per - Tickets are $22.50 each or $45 a couple and are available by calling Susan Donald at 686-1509 or at Adri one's Flowers at 235 Bayly St. W., across from the Ajax McDonald's Restaurant. Proceeds will go to the Easter Seal Society. BREW YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING BEER ON OURPrices I�RFIVIISES... -7 800 start � for 6 cases of 24 26 Varieties to choose from i Choice THE PERSONAL SOMW 80 Brod[ Rd South Unit S, Pickering 831-2337 Fkuw Non. • Frl 12�! Fa, So1.1 t►� Lad Bnw 1 hart baton oloa V THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA% OCT. 2k M,PAGE S A Public school board racks up mileage J DURHAM - Public school board employees and trustees will get an extra two cents a kilometre on their mileage rates. At the board's regular meet- ing Tuesday, trustees voted against a motion that called for an increase to 30 cents a kilome- tre. Ajax trustee Duncan Read argued that, according to the Canadian Automobile Association, the average rate is about 32.5 cents a kilometre. Trustees finally approved a rate of 31 cents a kilometre. Chairman Ian Brown said, "This is an annual thing. Last year the recommendation was 32 cents. According to the CAA figures we're short-changing staff. But 31 cents is an improvement from 29 cents last year. We're stili below the CAA rate." Committee goes ethno-cultural DURHAM - So what's in a name? A lot, if you're on the Durham Board of Education's Multicultural and Race Relations Advisory Committee. The committee has a new name — the Ethnocultural Advisory Committee. Chuck Powers, superintendent of human resources, says, "Provincial governments are referring to it as eth- nocultural now. It's a broader term to encompass more than just race." Mr. Powers says the board is attempting to get a clear definition of just what "ethnocultural" means. 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Installed Installed .Installed Roofing Siding Furnace Sears ' Guaranteed Home Improvements. Talk to someone you know. 1 SEARS ALSO SELLS AND INSTALLS Kitchen Cabinets Counter Tops Porch Enclosures Siding Electronic Air Cleane; Cabinet Refacing Electrical Contracting Shingle Roofing Awnings Water Conditioners Bath Renovations Entry Doors Flat Roofing Patio Covers Water Heaters Security French Doors Windows Central Air Conditioning Insulation Garage Doors Gutters/Soffit/Fascia Furnaces Gas Fireplaces Patio Doors Fencing (Wood & Mesh) Heat Pumps NW OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC. 1 PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT: 20, 1"1 x ` X_.. _ X $ W. r inioOpn - E` a QliP �Oa/c �Q The News Advertiser asked some area residents if they support Blue Box collection being every two weeks instead of the current weekly collection. Sylvia Bilyk says, "Sure. I would say most households don't have enough to put out every week." Matt MacFayden says, "No. The amount of stuff I've seen in Blue Boxes, people would proba- bly just throw stuff in the garbage instead of cluttering their home." MA UPS. Letters Wayne Louttet (with daughter Rochelle) says, "Yes. I put mine out every other week." Jean McCarthy says, "Sure. I Cathy Tjin says, "No. I'm a don't put mine out every week. I little concerned about the amount wait until it's full." of garbage collected in a week." Ajax council fails to make the grade To the editor, After being a casual observer of the Ajax Council for the past 17 years and a more interested watcher over the past three years, I'm compelled to write this letter to share my observa- tions and thoughts. I am going to grade each Council member's performance as this politi- cal term comes to an end, just as teachers do at the end of a school year. Mayor Jim Witty - Head of the class. Seems enamored of upper clansmen at Region. Champions the cause of developers and develop- ment. If it's being built it must be good even if it is another empty strip plaza. Appears to conduct business behind closed doors, at Region, or with his cronies at recess. - Grade F. Regional Councillor Joe Atkinson - Class bully. King of the public lec- ture usually directed at the public who don't agree with the views of himself or his friends. Great at telling everyone how tough he is and how he can take the slings and arrows of political school life, yet he never lets the mildest slight pass. I didn't expect much when his schoolmates appoint- ed him Regional Councillor and he didn't disappoint. By the way, Mr. Atkinson, I'm not involved in any- one's 1991 campaign, and my phone number is in the book. Bullies don't scare me. - Grade F. Regional Councillor Pat Clark - Attempts to be the class conscience. Thinks that logic and public debate will arrive at the best decision. Doomed to fail as she won't play Bed race raises $5,000 for hospital To the editor, On Sunday, Sept. 29, the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital held its 4th Annual Great Hospital Bed Race. Thanks to the 14 beds that participated in the race and those who attended to cheer the beds on to the finish line the event was a huge success. The events ran according to schedule and that is due to the efforts of an excellent bed race committee. To these peo- ple I say a special thank you. Once again Volkswagen Canada Inc. sponsored our race, Bay Sports donated the trophies, Joe Atkinson was our M.C., and the Pickering Swim Club handled our timing. The weather cooperated, every- one had a good time and $5,000 was raised from the various teams for the Hospital's Expansion Fund. Thanks again to the communities of Ajax and Pickering for their contin- ued support. Heather Montague, Chairman, Bed Race Commitlee Ajaxaaod Pickering General The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, ttroversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We gerve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to old letters darned not fit for publication. All letters must include u full name, address andone number for our information. Letters I be mailed or dre fW off the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial e., Ajax, Ontario, S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. with classmates at recess or behind closed doors. Independent stance and her unwillingness to believe every- thing Region, staff, consultants or her classmates say has led to several clashes with the class bully. Learn to play golf Pat. - Grade B. Councillor Frank Schaper - Well intentioned soul. Main role appears to be to second Mrs. Clark's motions. Will need to find a new leader to fol- low next term if re-elected. - Grade D. Councillor Scott Crawford - Isn't stare if he wants to be the class cloy m or a serious student. Seems more suit- ed for the first option, as he has spent most of the term looking cute, mug- ging for the camera and joking with his friends on staff rather than con- tributing to the issues being faced by the class. - Grade D. Councillor Trcmpe - Social con- vener. Main role appears to be to announce social events, openings, civic acknowledgements etc. When studies tum serious she follows the lead of the class leader or the bully. - Grade D. Councillor Roger Anderson - It appears that whatever is good for the real estate business is good enough for this student. His vision begins and ends with the almighty dollar. How much will it cost? How much will we make? Needed classmates' help to get back into school after hanging around the playground all year. - Grade F. Councillor John Price - Hard to grade this student as he participates little in class and rarely expresses an opinion. Goes along with classroom friends on all votes. - Grade D. Who is responsible for this group We are! If their marks are low, ours as voters and concerned citizens are lower. Most of these people have been acclaimed in past elections and even those who have been opposed needed only gamer a small percent- age of the eligible vote to be elected. This year we have choices. Get involved; go to public meetings; question candidates when they come to the door and vote on election day. Maybe if we improve our mark as citizens we won't elect another fail- ing class. As has been proven ove0 the last three years, the issues are too important. William Mairs, Ajax Local councillor challenged on environmental stand To the editor, It really aggravates me to think that our local councillors exhibit such blatant contradictions of char- acter, previous to any electorate proceedings. I opened the News Advertiser a few days ago to find Kip Van Kempen's forced smile augmenting a declaration that he would be seeking a regional seat during the Nov. 12 municipal elections. In this brief, the public was advised that Van Kempen is... "Concerned with taxes, employment and the environ- ment." Well, Van Kempen certainly does not hold a monopoly on con- cern about taxes and employment, but it is an insult to think that he could be in a position to comment, with any credibility, about his envi- ronmental commitments. Let us be reminded that Kip Van Kempen actively positioned himself against preserving the Pine Grove Forest here in our commu- nity. In fact, Van Kempen was advised, by overwhelming docu- mentation, that the Pine Grove Forest qualifies for ANSI (Area of Natural & Scientific Interest) sta- tus through the Ministry of Natural Resources. This is a critical eco- logical designation: comparatively, the recreational value of Frenchman's Bay does not fit the same categorical criteria. Instead, Van Kempen (lately) has positioned himself to champi- on Frenchman's Bay, While the Bay is unquestionably threatened, there is still the question of whether he supports recreational usage (ie. motorboats, Jet Skis, etc.) over natural protection of Ir -1 L migratory wildlife habitat, like the Trumpeter Swan. Ironically, with elections pending, advocacy of Frenchman's Bay is also much more sensational — much more prolific! Certainly Van Kempen could tug on heartstrings with such an endorsement. Now, we owe it to our community to see through this facade! I do not think that Van Kempell has yet earned the credibility to advocate the environment. As a matter of fact, with the incidents that occurred in council chambers this last year, (in perspective to the immature behavior going on in our Federal legislature recently) I do not think that Pickering needs someone like Vats Kempen on any council! Michael Kundus Pickering - News Advertiser TM verve comem of tho Nowa .I Mt* BURGH*= - Difeci x of Ed rU The News Advertiser, published every Sunday, Wednesday and friday at 130 � ^-•. Aim. Ontario Advertisor Is pro- GMCOARS - AM.w.�9 Eclbr '�^" �'a' l� � - MC>< its 2H6. Y one of the Metrolond ft*X . R"Shnp ing group of suburban newspopea which includes Ajar/PicMdnp Ns ws Advertiser. Aurora Banner, Barrie A Metrolond Community Newspaper tested bin Coplrrlphf and YIIOYtAOfbod aW AM - DistfbuUpn Maxdger Cosl Adwarce, Brampton Guardian, BurNngfon Post. Independent.d Connection.obic �e� Georgetown use without wraten consent k pmhb*- NEWSROOM - 693-6110 • • E ortwrrwf at<�+n• Milton Canadian Champion. Miss lktdsay This Week, arWt Era. Oakville Beaver Orft Tp Mw0AV News. Newmarket Era. North York Mirror. Timothy John Whittaker wed.resT s n ubiApM e � t-6 X117 to MC►�^d Hill/T;o; ft N Liberal. • �ik Thin idge P.t tbaauph This week. Seniors. Scarborough Mlsoi lJ�rklpe/SfoufNM hlxne, Tock* Publisher classify Or rof usf any advoAkoewnt CIASSRM - 744-7672 FAX - 643-7363 k dh6ion of Harlequin Enierprises Ltd. Members Printing, he publi�ding and Community M m bens Papersdian Clbn. � Newspapers Association and Ontario at hk dkfxellon. NATIONM ADVERiLSING SMES 493-1300 Second Cksa Mar Regbhatbn Number ttt97. Md subsc $e per CkJueditioriptbn notesJn Canada 1 yea. 'FIY=r " r a •:_7 �ice�.` Z e.Z,iti 7 l� ^y Obituaries AnUMON, Mary Jacqueline - Peacefully at the Oshawa General Hospital on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1991. Mary Jacqueline Atherton, in her 76th year. Beloved wife of the late Edmund Theodore Atherton. Loving mother of John and his wife Katharine, and Terry and her husband John Fennessey, all of Whitby. Loving grandmother of Toby, ommy, Erin, Timmy, Claire and ssica. Interment Golf Pine Cemetery, Inglewood, Florida. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. FARAGHER, Rita Margaret - Entered into rest at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Thursday, Oct. 17, 1991. Rita Margaret Faragher, beloved wife of Charles. Loving mother of Robert and his wife Karen, Scott and David. Dear grandmother of Ashley and Brian. Dear sister-in-law of John and Peggy Williams. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Horne, Ajax, 428-8488. 10 GOULET Maurice Joseph - J p Suddenly at Ajax on Tuesday, Oct 15, 1991. Maurice Joseph Goulet, beloved husband of Lorraine. Loving father of Maureen (Mrs. Daigle) of Oshawa and Ian of Ajax. Loving grandfather of Rachell, Tara, Jason and Jennifer. Dear brother of Bob Goulet of Sarnia. Funeral arrangements entrusted to lk McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428- 8488. JOBE, Harvey - Entered into rest at Scarborough Grace Hospital on Thursday, Oct 17, 1991. Harvey Jobe, in his 79th year, beloved husband of Elizabeth Whitehead. Loving father of Arline and her husband Duillio Gatti and Gary and his wife Brenda. Dear grandfather of Candice, Michael, Karl and Jennifer. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Cremation. Donations to the CAT Scan Fund at Scarborough Grace Hospital in memo- ry of Harvey Jobe would be appreciat- ed. POMEROY, Peter James - Entered into rest as a result of an auto accident on Friday, Oct. 18, 1991. Peter James Pomeroy, beloved son of Peter and Donna Pomeroy of Pickering. Dear brother of Leslie. Dear grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pomeroy of Castleton. Peter will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, after 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20. Funeral service in the chapel Monday, Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. Interment Castleton Cemetery upon arrival at approximately 1:30 pm. The family will receive friends four 2 to 4:30 pm. and 7 to 9 pm. Sunday. r�� With LEE HUNG Nays k"wq a Wan rawest in now are a•rna 000rmq bdngm Los Hwq scared h.r Bac,rbrs degree n Foods and Nuww hon t o Uramwaay of cna+.s. cutup n Tapes, Tanen sh. ries aNdsd a, the npu * We. awn Cmh.q awaar and ipaosaz•d n Onwaal aoawg IGwmw Sr*J Spa dwn. Aar .a► pas rKa,ded rurnmq a wwauranl M•chaq Cense coo.mq and cw wah nits successes «qM lou 0w•aa In addson. Leo ■rags a suconAA 1Maltny Food VW— n ictal pgsws _00 wale IW 10 Shu. S: you hes wexamsm and pass= b Good HooM Coownq • LOW CAL STIR FRY Lee ..y. • COOKING WITH A HEALTHY HEART �:rsir�ci;.r Lee rsur,�, • STYLISH FRENCH CUISINE ,by gwest chef ML:;:: • ITALIAN CUISINE (by guest chef Frank Facciolo) • APPETIZERS & HORS D'OEUVRE 4 classroom lessons Include: .Full course Wyou-ca� meals .Recipes a healthy eating habits -Dedicated to benefiting you for Itfe Cooking will be practical, txeative a fun Lee Hung Cooking School Call for more information & class start dates 100 WE AJ� RD. s., 427-4777 THE News ADVE1tTI U SUNDAY OCT. 20,1!!1-rAGE Michael Doulton signs figurines PICKERING - Michael Doulton, the last remaining Doulton in the English family known for its china, will be in Pickering Tuesday. Mr. Doulton will sign all figurines purchased that day at the Royal Doulton store in the Pickering Town Centre. Ten dollars from each pur- chase of the figurine Fragrance -Red, a Michael Doulton exclusive, will go to the Durham branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. on 1 2�11 F4 on OUR 6TH YEAR WE OFFER: • Academy Program for Advanced Players . Rookie Camp for Beginner Players • Softball Program for Girls and Boys • Full Baseball Uniform • 6 Baseball Diamonds Equipped with Home Run Fences • Field Trips to Blue Jay Games & Other Major League Games . 6 Batting Cages with Auto Pitching Machines . Door to Door Transportation . Swimming/Tennis/Ovemights/Mini-Golf . Baseball Celebrities Mr. Doulton is the great -great -great grandson of John Doulton, who purchased Lambath Pottery in 1815 and thus began the Royal Doulton company. In 1884, Henry Doulton introduced the firm's bone china. You can have your purchases signed by Michael Doulton from 1:30 to 4 p.m. and from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The Royal Doulton store is on the upper level of the mall, near Sears. •llTll: Canada's # 1 Baseball Day Camp for Boys & Girls 5-14 years XX l... ± -+Y .r•v:. .: %•:.:•iiW,.: !r!!:F.:•i:+.4+yFl ys!±± W FOR 1992 f i fl` 1BOYS & rARiS SOFTBALL PROGRAM ' Green Diamona has been fully endorsed by John Oler�. �_a Cito Gaston of the Toronto Blue Jays (416) 733-3350 Director of Baseball Operations: Cito Gaston r - 1991 Guests included: lit ; L • CITO GASTON • JOHN OLERUD �; • ROB DUCEY • MIKE TIMLIN • ED SPRAGUE • GENE TENACE ` • GALEN CISCO R EARLY REGISTRATION— VAv C.gMp DIRECTORS: Wes Pollock, PPA 733-3350 Michael Betz, CA You Love Our Baseball Program Now Try Our Dory Camp • For Boys and Girls 4-14 • CIT Program for 15 year olds • 1/2 Day Program for 4-5 year olds • Low Camper: Counsellor Ratio • Door to Door Transportation • Overnights • Mini-Golf/Big-Wheel Track • Swim Program • Drama • Tennis • Music/Dance • Arts and Crafts • Land sports • Nature/ Camperaft • Baseball Program • Blue Jay Appearances • Blue Jay Games and other Field trips * FLASH* GREEN DIAMOND IS PROUD THAT IT NOW OFFERS BUS PICKERING AND AJAX. TO ANNOUNCE SERVICE FROM COME JOIN US AT OUR HALLOWEEN PARTY! OPEN HOUSE ON OCTOBER 26TH, 4-7:30 P.M. AT THE GARNET A. WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTRE, 501 CLARKE AVE. W., THORNHILL. PLEASE CALL FOR DIRECTIONS. PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, o(T. 2% 1"1 Billboard Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday pub- lication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. Sunday EPILEPSY BAZAAR: Epilepsy Durham Region will hold a bazaar Sun., Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Rundle Park Community Centre, at Park Rd. and Gibb St., Oshawa. Call 436-3152. NATURALISTS' TRIP: Pickering Naturalists will hike the Seaton Trail Sun., Oct. 20. Meet at 10 a.m. at the Pickering GO station, southwest corner of the parking lot. Take a lunch, liquid refreshments and appropriate footwear. Call Margaret at 831-1745. CENOTAPH REDEDICA- TION: Branch 606 of the Royal Canadian Legion will host a re -dedi- cation ceremony of its cenotaph Sun., Oct. 20 at I1 a.m. at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. The cenotaph is being moved from Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., the site of the former municipal building. All are welcome. Call Louise Upshaw at 839-3662. EUCHRE: The Ajax Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 322, 111 Hunt St., will hold a euchre Sun., Oct. 20, at I 1 p.m. Cost is $20 a per- son. Call 683-2927 or 683-7811. WIDOWS, WIDOWERS CLUB: A social club for widows and widowers will meet Sun., Oct. HIS HONOUR MAYOR JIM WITTY will officiate the opening ceremonies of THE SPORTS MEDICINE and REHABILITATION CLINIC AT THE AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1991 AT 6:00 All are invited to meet the Mayor and join us for refreshments. Gift Certificates for a free massage will be given to the first 50 guests over the age of 18. Our services are available to everyone and are covered by 0.H.1.P. - physiotherapy and rehabilitation - fitness assessments - nutrition counselling - cardiac rehabilitation programs - exercise counselling for seniors or disabled person - injury coverage of team and sporting events - back pain programs WE CO-OPERATE FULLY WITH FAMILY DOCTORS. Patients are also accepted on a walk-in basis. THE SPORTS MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION CLINIC Call 75 CENTENWAL RD. Z � It �27�75 AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE L L J c• �V O�''�"EA SES 213 Byroo Street. S. 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Call Ermie at 683-2045, Forbes at 430-0130 or Marion at 683-3855. SCOUTING SALE: The 9th Pickering Scouts will hold a yard and bake sale Sun., Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Sundail Donuts, on the northwest corner of Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pickering. Proceeds will buy camping gear and help pay for trips. Donations welcome. Call Steve at 427-1671. SHOPPING SALE: The Ajax Acro's Gymnastic Club will hold its second annual one-stop shopping and bake sale Sun., Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Vendors interested in renting a table can call Sue at 427-0036 or Nancy at 683-1464. NEUROFIBROMATOSIS MEETING: The Neurofibromatosis Society of Ontario will hold a gener- al meeting Sun., Oct. 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Warden Ave. south of Highway 401, Scarborough. Call 430-6141. Monday STAMP MEETING: The Ajax Philatelic Society will meet Mon., Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church Hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Visitors welcome. Call George Krajewski at 683-0240 or Robert Robertson at 839-2068. NEW LIFE MINISTRIES: If you're having trouble coping with the pressures of life, feel helpless, lonely, depressed or have suicidal thoughts, New Lifc Ministries Alive Program can help. The self-help recovery program for people of all ages meets Monday evenings at 364 Kingston Rd., Pickering at 7:30 p.m. Call 286-2175. CYCLING MEETING: The Touring Concept Cycling Group will hold its first meeting at the Westney Heights Public School lunchroom on Oct. 21, from 7 to 9 p.m. All mature riders are encouraged to attend. Membership fee is $10. Call Ed Reilly at 427-1843. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club will meet Monday, Oct. 21, at 8 p.m., at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt St. The topic will be `Show and TelI', and a master gardener will be there to answer questions. Everyone is wel- come and membership is $7 a year. Call June at 683-1463. CYSTIC FIBROSIS MEET- ING: The Durham Chapter of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will hold its monthly meeting at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, 99 Thomton Rd. S., on Monday, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Call 579-8224. Tuesday SENIORS' DISCUSSION GROUP: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Ben Batstone will show slides of his recent trip to Portugal. All seniors are welcome. Call Louise Johnson at 683-7799. PAY EQUITY SEMINAR: The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade and the Pay Equity Commission will host a seminar on pay equity Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gallantry's Eatery, Pickering Town Centre. Lunch is not included Cost is $50 for non-members; mem- bers will be admitted free. Call 427- 4470. IT'S TIME... TO BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS 1 �,ofo PORTRAIT WITH PICKERING'S LARGEST STUDIO AWARD WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY by CHUCK SHUMILAK MATERNITY SKIRTS & JUMPERS 1995 WHILE suaruEs Lasr M51G VWn Rd. O � Yo WEMAYS 10.9 H". ? MAn Rd. PICKIERINa 631-2088 TW O TRADE SHOW: The Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade will host its third mini -trade show Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Gallantry's Eatery, Pickering Town Centre. Tables are $50. Call 427- 4470. PARENTS' SUPPORT GROUP: The Association of Parents' Support Groups in Ontari� (ASPGO) will meet Tuesday, Oct; 22, beginning at 7:15 p.m. The group is for parents having problems with their teenage children. The group meets every Tuesday night. For more information or the meeting location, call 223-7444. AMNESTY INTERNATION- AL: Amnesty International will meet Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 7:30 p.m., at Pickering Village United Church, Church St. N., Pickering Village. Speaker is Cheryl Curtis of the Working Group on Refugee Resettlement. Ali welcome. Call Anne Johannisse at 839-3969. ITC MEETING: The First Oshawa International Training In Communication (ITC) Club will meet Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 6 p.m., at the Hong Kong House Restaurant, 89 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. The theme is exploring the unknown. Cost is $14. Call Pat at 725-9375 or Pat at 668-5504. THEATRE AUDITIONS: Fiv(0 women aged 25 to 50 are needed for the drama Waiting for the Parade, a play about women during the Second World War. Auditions are Tuesday, Oct. 22 and Wednesday. Oct. 23 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Call Neil at 837-1906 to make an appointment. CARIBBEAN SHOW AND TALES: A slide show on Jamaica and an evening of Caribbean folk tales will be presented by George Blake at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 7:30 p.m. to is p.m. Register for the free event at 831-7809. - Wednesday ARTS: The Wednesday morning arts and crafts group will meet Wednesday, Oct. 23 from 9 to i l a.m. in the Captain's Room in the Aiax Community Centre. Call Lynn Hawley at 428-0760 or Diana McInerney at 427-0024. ALZHEIMER GROUP: Th' Alzheimer Society of Durham Region will hold a support group meeting Wednesday, Oct. 23 at I p.m. at the Y,W.C.A., 199 Centre St. S., Oshawa. Call 576-2567. INJURED WORKERS GROUP: The Durham Region Injured Workers Group will meet Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 7 to 9 pm„ at the Italian Recreation Club, 245 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. ThA guest speaker will be Alberto Lalli of the Industrial Accident Victims Group of Ontario. Admission is free. Call 430-1141. OVEREATERS ANONY- MOUS: The Overeaters Anonymous group will meet Wednesday, Oct. 23 in the upstairs choir room of the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Pickering Village. Step study runs from 7 to 8 p.m., and the genera meeting from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Enter by the northeast door. The group meets every Wednesday. Call Karen at 831-2570 or Lily at 683-6479. FIBROSITIS MEETING: The Ontario Fibrositis Association's Durham chapter will meet Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 pm. at the Oshawa General Hospital, lec- ture room 1002. A tai -chi instructor will speak. Call Susan Whelan at! 430-8255 or Gaye Ayotte at 728- 0981. Aports Harwood Huskies and St. Mary Monarchs players chase a / loose ball during LOSSA junior boys' soccer play at Harwood j/,,ng f0� Thursday afternoon. St. Mary prevailed 3-2. Regan Ransoms, Graham Horne and Gino Sgovio scored for St. Mary. Shane Possession Bevan and Ken Burgess replied for Harwood. photo by Glia Bronkhorst Aiax flaure skaters make the arade, AJAX - Local figure skaters fared well at the Ajax Figure Skating Club's recent fall test day. In the figures testing, Lori Nolte and Tara Herdsman passed their preliminary figures and Laura Cargill was successful in the first figure. Passing the preliminary dances were Becky Leighton, Dutch Waltz; and Brianne Delcourt and C __ Tara Herdsman in the Canasta. --------- Making the grade in the junior bronze dances were Darcy McAlear and Kevin Johnson in the Willow. The senior bronze dance was passed by Laura Cargill in the 14 -Step, while Andrea Pasquini made the grade in the Killian in the senior sil- ver dance. Katie Bourke successfully completed her junior bronze freeskate at summer school. October 24, 1991 at ,Pickering East Shore Community Centre Liverpool Rd. South. Refreshments are at 7:00 p.m. For Mayor, Regional and Local Councillors, Public and Separate School Tris ba TIRE NZWS ADVERTlSEIR SUNDAY, OCE A IM -PAGE WcGinnis Landing off �} to fast start in women's basketball league play '/,.. AJAX - McGinnis Landing is off to a fast start in the Ajax Ladies Basketball League. McGinnis Landing put together their second win of the season with a 40-31 win over the No - Name Green Team Wednesday night. Lori Fleming led the way with 12 points, while Wendy Dobbin had eight points. Scoring for the No Names were Judy Casey and Anne Devereaux, both with eight points. In the other contest, Dickson/Galbraith defeated Upper Deck Sports Bar 51-22. Margo Levy and Rose Adam both had 12 points for Dickson/Galbraith. Dana Elliott scored 15 points for UppDeck. Donna Roach chipped in with four points. In the opening week of play, The Green No -Names nipped Dickson/Galbraith 28-27 in the first game of the night. Anne Mears was the top scorer for the Green Team with 14 points. Engrid Carmichael and Judy Casey each had four points. Sandy Mueller had nine points to lead Dickson/Galbraith, while Margo Levy added eight. In the final game, McGinnis Landing defeated the Upper Deck Sports Bar 38-35. Wendy Dobbin led the way for McGinnis Landing with 11 points, followed by Lori Fleming with nine points. Dana Elliott and Heidi Fischer were the high scorers for Upper Deck Sports Bar with l l points each. The Ajax Ladies Basketball League still needs a sponsor for one of its teams. If you can spon- sor a team, call Donna Roach at PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 1991 -•Niy. ry:.. is � - � k�NY _ s : , �r�•rs .2=� "�,. y�.'^ � +`�• "�4:�"��:::• d, '�'� -�. ., v�{�'Z��'^ '�'� ki,4sr �:ij- `.$•-4 `rr9' �c-r 1 b • i 1. ,. Aj. �r 44 a. . 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Ajax novices blank Peterborough AJAX - The Ajax -Village Team members are Scott major novice rep 'A' hockey team Brown, Brandon Franey, Andre won its first game of the season by Gratton, Tim Holland, Michael blanking Peterborough 5-0. Kwan, Roy Brandon Franey led the charge MacLeod , with a hattrick, while Colin Michael MacKenzie notched a pair for Martiniuk, Ajax. N e i 1 Assisting were Michael Kwan McPherson, Michael Moorcroft, and Michael Mooreroft. Colin MacKenzie, Justin Ajax got an outstanding Newman, Jason Pepin, Stephen shutout performance in net by Petrie, Christopher Watts, Michael Michael Martiniuk. Hall and Paul Gottschalk. 1822 Whites Rd. 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Ajax trailed 19-7 at half-time and by as much as 29-11 at one point in the game. But, Ajax stormed back to outscore O'Neill 35-22 in the second half. With her team down by a point late in the contest, Andrea Langille scored with about eight seconds left to give Ajax the victory. She led Ajax in scoring with 14 points. "It was a very big game for us," says Ajax coach Roxanne Curtis. "Me win kept us in second place." Aleta Ryan also made some key baskets for r1a Ajax, scoring to tie the game in • the fourth quar- ter and making the free throw after she was fouled. Kristan Scarlet had 10 points for Ajax, all in the second half. She also turned in a fine rebounding effort on Pickering minor novices put together win streak rttrntrt iNU - the Ytckering LOEB Glendale Panthers minor novice 'AA' hockey team improved its record to four wins and one loss with three recent vic- tories over 'AAA' -level competi- tion. Pickering scored wins over Peterborough 4-3, Whitby 4-2 and Markham 2-1. Andrew Hopkins led the attack against Peterborough with a goal and two assists. Other goal scorers were Mark Rogers, Joey Anstey and Jonathan Walsh. Other assists went to Alex Greig, Ryan Morgan, Joey Anstey and Michael Perull i. Joev Anstey picked up a hat - Cedarcroft Place: trick as Pickering defeated Whitby 4-2. Michael Perulli also tallied for Pickering. Andrew Hopkins picked up two assists. Strong goaltend- ing by Scott Gray and Michael Snetsinger behind a solid defence of Kevin Rogers, Sean Kostka, Mark Rogers and Ryan Morgan led Pickering in the 2-1 win over Markham. Rocky Ruta opened the scoring from Andrew Hopkins and Kevin Rogers at the nine -second mark. Joey Anstey picked up the other goal from Ruta. a setting where seniors thrive Independence is an important part of one's life That is why Cedarcroft Place, one of Oshawa's newest and most u -i -to -date retirement centres, :ook great care to create an atmosphere that caters to the varying degrees of independence of its residents. Cedarcroft is a unique place, with a unique concept. First of all, there is no age restriction. Second, each resident (or couple) will never have to leave Cedarcroft -- unless they want to. Unlike most senior citizens' homes, when Cedarcroft's residents require nursing care, they don't have to move to a nursing home. Extra nursing care is available without the resident having to move from his or her suite - As Doreen Bennink. Cedarcroft's administrator puts it, "This can be your home fore err." Such reassurance provides peace of mind to prospective residents and their families, as senior citizens generally dislike relocating, no matter how short the distance. Another factor that helps Cedarcroft residents fed tragi sealed is the fact that they can choose to have kitchen facilities in their private suites; they can also do their own laundry, if they ftrcroft ace V*44 «Itierle "W =0" is aw tF r 0 choose. But as they become more restricted in their abilities, the staff provides nursing and supportive services right in die residents suite, if that is a n:ed. Perhaps the first and most obvious distinction of Cedarcroft is its designer -style interior. More like a hotel than a senior's centre, its warm, inviting colors are conducive to well- being. In addition, the foyer and hallways are spacious and bright, with a most appealing decor. The lobby is welcoming, the dining room spacious and bright, the recreation and television rooms are pleasant, and the library, complete with fireplace, is cozy and elegant. Suites are available for single, double or ward occupancy. Each suite includes a private ensuite bathroom. The management's commitment to the comfort and safety of its residents is reflected in the fully air-conditioned rooms, built-in emergency call system and coded security doors. A supervisor is on duty 24 hours a day. A fully -staffed kitchen provides appetizing and individualized meals. If a special diet is required, that is easily accommodated. Other services include x-ray and laboratory facilities, medical staff, a podiatrist, harber and hairdresser. In addition, personal in-house banking and investment consultation services are available. The centre's daily program includes social and recreational activities under the guidance of an activity director. Short-term respite care allows families en place a parent, spouse or relative for short periods while they enjoy a rest or vacation. Mrs. Bennink says all the services are part of the commitment that Cedarcroft Place and Meadowcroft Management Group -- its parent company -- make to the residents. In IUM the residents are able to exercise personal choices over their own lives. With 20 years success behind it, Meadowcroft operates retirement centres throughout Ontario and in Florida. Mrs. Bennink, who also has 20 years experience in nursing and administration, is enthusiastic about her role at Cedarcroft. She echoes the sentiments of other staff members when she says, "Working in a setting like this isn't like 'being at work'." At the rear of the building, the perfectly manicured grounds are completely fenced, reassuring families of the protected environment even though it is located on one of the city's main thoroughfares, with a park and nearby shopping plaza. Public transit stops right in front of the building. The staff is trained and prepared to handle a variety of daily routines and activities suited to varying degrees of independence. And they are dedicated to providing service tailored to each of the resident's needs -- whether that need is medical attention, companionship or just making the resident feel more comfortable. Cedarcroft tours take place Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sat. and Sun. noon to 4 p.m. For more information, call 723- 9490. the offensive and defensive boards. The win gives Ajax a league record of six wins and two ties. In an exhibition contest against Uxbridge Tuesday, Ajax responded with a 49-46 overtime win. Ajax led Uxbridge for much of the contest, opening up a 35-26 bulge after the third quarter. But, Uxbridge outscored Ajax 17-8 in the final quarter to tie the game. Jennifer Cordeiro was the top scorer for Ajax with 14 points, including six in overtime. Andrea Langille netted 11 points. Atom Raiders drop tourney semi-final AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders major atom 'AAA' rep hockey team made it all the way to the semi- finals of a tournament in Hamilton 10 over the Thanksgiving weekend. After defeating Rochester and Oakville and losing a close one to Hamilton in divisional play, the Raiders dropped their semi-final match to a strong Toronto Red Wings club. Returning home for a league contest on Monday, the Raiders responded with a 4-3 win over Oshawa. 619 KING ST. E, OSXII4p _ I T[3-9190 THE ULTIMATE I;N RETIREMENT LIVING 0 40 N r s t>•�i i I& A% �rrtt�� tom, RMW ., 1111:1:1 1\01011 $,g%1 ', 'As up Oxy. oa_ CN THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT: 20, 1911 -PAGE 13 )ON 07 ��:N Is OPPORTUNI Ty It's ..TO WINTERIZE OWI ,N� that time of year again. Make sureour car is read for : Y Y 0 LD' MAN WINTER. Come fn and let our FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS do the for checking r you. 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O M Ln M n n D n T1 E n n a 0 n e n a] A 9) L 0 f� A 0 Nmi-PlIckering yCombilned Pressrun of 3, 000 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT. 20,1991 -PAGE 15 may "This Week ERRORS AND OMISSIONS n yr.. . •.1 r r...n,.r w ,-p...• bI.I ra. M� ��M, -.....y ..1•x we+e• env... a II,•vPo•rup Mw• Mrer•••r rn Nm• ,r sr.Mr, brei. M •eller reMrrn 1M w,•-rvlrr.r.- w...• n•.e.•r .,.• ..el .. .-..err»+. le. rare rr■ Ye rwN M Inure. rrrMrYr• r s-rrr,.e a P�Irr. AI.� •mewl.[ rN.N n• 1,Irl.r. �nsrlrn- M w Mrs• r'..y n • ww•ewr.l .. r.r.. r.• 'ye... c�wcc�u.lo.l NUYBFN Ir rre•rM• Iu •,r rrrrr. 576-9335.7945-7672 Classification Index • Careers 100 rainn Career Tg t06 domes Far Sats waved To Bye General Heb 110 oace 1 st0 m Salty HilpAgrlis 830 LAWM Fist S1dbod Help las Corpt+lr/Data 140 Hawaii Medical Dental 1s0 0"'I ae Pic" Day Cars Wanted 100 Day Care Available 105 so Employment Warmed 170 roc 8tmnew 10 Burros 1100 20ft t17s SolesMarket Ba,tl,et 800 SM Fiwood 205 Fin wawa 210 riiir�Cpt� Arklea For Sale 220 Arsdw W~ 270 Barter Exduage 840 Pttticff4ao6a GsagrYard Saks 250 Art a Gab 260 ail Canptxer Video 770 PAOO Lost a Fouts 20 Psts Srypiessyyatiardirg 200 ii `.7w7W AuildonE ml Autmobles For Sabo 200 Pow uk Au1m obies Wanted 705 Trucks For Sabo 710 • Trudts Wanted 815 Vans, 4 Wheel Detre 820 w Trailers 870 Aub Parts a Repan 840 Aub Lea" Ratabo no Molitirclides U6 Srblrnobies Bap 72; 365 mmmisme Reoeason Vydw 870 Farm Equipnnt 87s m Heavy Day E%ap e t 700 Arelp.awer.lw IF :: 7?0 Ap9plwre For Rot 4n Apar"ems agrtted 4011 Horses For Rent 410 4{20 T=.13 For Rent Spws For Rem 435 Rooms For Rem 410 • Rotuma waved 41[15 Rope a Board 440 YtO11w0iwl urm For Rom 44a Shied A00oaaodapom 4M Cabomntws For Rem 40s Oda Rea 4" a ui' WMholims 406 COW" For Rid 470 cow w wawa 475 Railmimarli Lhl 44m Rewas Ft4rida vaeatlorts 4N Land For Rad 406 • domes Far Sats waved To Bye On floe TowitolwOpyFa�Safe CpsirilasFoFattS41a st0 m LAWM Fist For Sell Lola Far Sols 0"'I ae Pic" Ste aria`[ ��P,rks so roc 5Mt6 r Trails Sisa CaslpeMill t17s TO Lord SM riiir�Cpt� M m om Pttticff4ao6a IN �_ ail PAOO ii AuildonE Iwa Pow uk Atet45c`mD:ladom M w i Oak 72; mmmisme C„aa of Thrtka m Arelp.awer.lw 7?0 740 1OO Careers 100 Careers 1OO Careers To meet the challenge of today's changing work environment you must have flexible skills. join the Multi -Skill Certificate Program today. Your employer will think it's a good idea. The Multi -Skilled Worker Certificate Program consists of a series of technical and non-technical courses which can be completed on a part- time basis. Most courses are schedule so that you and your employer share in the commitment. The following introductory program is a solid learning experience whether you decide to continue with the Certificate or not. THE MULTI -SKILLED WORKER & SELF-DIRECTED WORK TEAMS You will learn: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS; PRESENTATION SKILLS; LEADING MEETINGS; TEAM DYNAMICS; DECISION MAKING; LEADERSI IIP; CONFLICT RESOLUTION; CUSTOMER SERVICE; WORK PLANNING;; PURCI IASINC; COSTING; AND STAFFING. Start: Oct. 30/91 Length: 66 Hrs. Day (s): Wed. 3 p.m - 6 p.m /Sat. 9 a.m. - I p.m. Place: Suite 202 - 375 Finley Ave., Ajax (The Work Place Building) Programs are funded by Durham Region ACT, you pay only: Members - 533.30 (5..18 refunded upon successful completion) Non-members - 569.55 (non-refundable) To register or for further information call: (416) 430-8511 ® Ministry of Skills owspw Development retemo4.L ra4;, Ontario ♦.rte rr E-ple,m•ee e.e.e. E CJ BUSINESS APPLICATIONS: BEDFORD ACCOUNTING, LATUS 1.24% D BASE, DOS, WORD PROCESSING ADMRI SMTION BANKING SERVICES ACCOUNTLNG E � r , e 3 r - r ENTAL CHAIR -SIDE ASSISTANT SECRETARIAL LEGAL, MEDICAL, DENTAL, BOOKKEEPING, EXECUTIVE, RECEPTIONIST, WORDPROCESSING FJD MCW AsdAtimes May Be Avag"o ABOUT - NIGHT COURSES 2 Campuses in Durham OSHAWA PICKERING OSHA WA CENTRE 1450 KINGSTON RD. (Shops up Top) (Hwy. 2 at Valley Farm Rd. 723-1163 420-1344 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help Purdue Frederick, a member of the Purdue Frederick International family, is a progressive, research -based pharmaceutical company providing superior healthcare to people worldwide. Now you can join our dynamic team as a: W ARIHOUS1 PER You will be responsible for processing and expediting orders, receipts and receiving records for a wide range of supplies, materials and finished products. In addition, you will control storage and movement of goods from the receiving, manufacturing and packaging departments as well as perform housekeeping duties. Your two to three years' experience in warehouse operations and operating a narrow aisle fork lift truck are complemented by an understanding of WHMIS and Health & Safety. As a self -motivated team player with a valid forklift truck licence and a Grade 12 diploma, you work well under pressure and have good mathematical and English communication skills, both written and verbal. In return, you will enjoy a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, a challenging work environment, and much more! To apply, please forward your resume to: Ms. C. Milnes, C.H.R.P., Manager, Human Resources, Purdue Frederick, 575 Granite Court, Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3W8 or Fax: (416) 420-7182 DPurdue Frederick Restaurant Managers Great things do still happen! At Red Lobster, our commitment to quality and excellence have made us one of the mast successful seafood restaurants in North America. We'recurrently looking for Restaurant Managers whocan take a lead role and make things happen. You have a minimum of three years' restaurant management experience and/or a hospitality diploma/degtee, combined with strong leadership and learn building skills. Relocation may be mquired. We afferexcellentsalaries, superior training and development programmes, GRRSP for all salaried employees, wastopportunities for growth ... and lots of fun! Please call or send your resume, in confidence, to: Anne Queh, Red Lobster [Canada, 1417 Kennedy Road, Scarborough, Ontario MIP 4N1 Tel: (416) 285-3191 Fax: (416) 751-9384; 757-9570 Redd Lobster. 105 Training 110 General Help IF yet aro oven 45 and haw reoer*been laid off' pu R1111' qualty � ASSEMBLERS! R Offs LLolm Excellent waged Sparc time D -base. mualmale, aocpac, assembly. Easy work at Harvard and CoIt= I»dl l . verdure, tarts. No exapri011co. Corel sistance available fa eligible Cal 1.5041141.MI Est 107 dude is under 45 or ower who Open 24 hours, imiudjV 00 not Durtlamrfor tiqla o�t twass cCompuir sulway. COB*M 427.3010. (T) $WNIEFK FROM HOME ASSEMBLY,CRAFTS (416) 631.1379 READING BOOKS (416) 631.1399 TYPING AT HOME (416) 631-4242 USE YOUR PC (416) 631.4301 CALL 24 HOURS DEPT At DRIVER - automative parts. AjaxlPickenng, Whitby area. Appy 73 Hunt St., Ajax, Ontario. (102491) EXPERIENCED Nail Technician for L Attitudes Int. Image Centre. 70% commission. Also ex- perienced Hair Stylist warned 723-3500 ask for Lorenzo (102291) EARN Money reading booksi 530.omyeaf Morris potential Derails 1-805-962-8000. ext CY-183. (102291) FULL tree hantytst needed dor busy Oshawa salol.. Phone 576- 5537 days. svenngs. 725-5003. ask forTracey. (102291) EXCELLENT ooponun,ty fo, O09or19 POOP* We need -2 people to start mmed,atey No 011ect sales, excelien• pay. arena 432-8668. ask 10, Barb (102091) RETIRED person wrrh specd,c skills or traoss, wanted •o work part time. Ca i 436.3. 1 5. (102591) KIDS - '0.14 years old. earn Cash 3 of 4 night: per weft. Cao 723- -,o01. (102491) BEAUTY Salon required Licensed Stylist ,n Oshawa. Salary/ commits s,Onlbenef Its. Technical Training DeWri-e t Store discounts. Promotion; Translers. 1-800.661-2987. (102491) "LUND requires cteaMrs ter Mad Service. Days. bondable. nwhable. 683-7526.(102491) UNEMPLOYED or on UICI Eam S.500d700 part tis. working !or yourself. For details send LSASE to CAPA - 16 Corpora- tion 1401 Colmar Avenue, Ptkfnng. Ontario. LtW 'C2. {1110191) —C. neem 4 am requires Fitness instructors (certd,e0) Sats person and ptlost. 11 General Help Call 666-4540 orRea83t-779m5. (102591) TOWN OF AJAX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT =43, 716.00-:51, 451.00 RWOV to the Deputy Director - Parks, ttto sucaeaful 6pplicant mei review exW111111 and proposed tlewbpirlim and todaobpi ml plans d suti& siert, tick plans, sumac" knft po *M; prepare Ione ratl6e dwobliffri a pins for oxipirtp Town-oined rade, auk SN end concept plana, "Iflilltyw101=1011 drawings. Act as Faison Wwoon dovolopna and the Town, provide coat ifish hair and tecomMNId reduetiorts of Milan of uedit and 34mvi00 tea.:i, mpom at rtlurticQdy owned pnojocls. Appkwn/ roust have a Dspw or Diploma in Landerapo Urban Desist onpedorm fW mennbor of 01ftio Animal of Landscape Archaects; strong ftgwrwW and condronitatiors skis. Mwicpal alt wertoe an MnL Prue m* in wft% by November 13,19M to: Dieotor of iMattan RASWAM Town of Ajar fie ftwood Aveaw South AIM Ordario LIS 2NI TM successful applicant will be rtaquied to aditele b ds po0ba s of our 5n diafres wwiornm wky This personal Information is eollodw under 11w L1SWIarNy of the Municipal Act, ad will be used to fMwinks of h" for pwaliial a owulattL aftwom about thus eotredon of personal Iderwad" Should be directed 10 the Nu mm Rnouteos Depatinem TELEMARKETUtS WANTED (Work trom your own No aperw" rteceseary Cofrrriesbfn and Owums Cell Peter Hutthold at 102.2101 TAXI DRIVER needed in Pickering Call 423-0239 or 286-5513 Tf141AQ1V1F ^n 1'1!1'✓All, 'iSYili'tNa':r„ iydal iFil PASS till6t t lk kL*S ADVM' ...MER W' I M (1 'T. tA, 19!1 nww T ainingCa`w 105 Trac^Irtg 105 - Trai W WE AM valo, v r -t Has immediate openings in our Footwear Management Training Program We ask the following of you: • Compatibility with people • Willingness to work nights and weekends •Willingness to relocate • Front line determination We offer: • Good position • Good benefits • Good remuneration • Good on the job training Apply in person to: Kmart Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering 110 General Help 110 General Help 135 Skilled Help Full-time experienced salesperson in lumber building materials and hardware products required. Competitive wage and benefitpackage. Please call Dave Sjaanton 655-3313 COUNTRY GOLD now accepting applications for Kitchen help - Bartenders • Wa11er&Waltresses Apply in person 252 Gayly SL (MacKenzie Plaza), Ajax L'7177! M ", Experienced Kitchen help needed. Apply in person to Riicki Jo's 1211 Kingston Rd. (just west of Liverpool Rd.) Ask for Brian EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY! Reading books and TV scripts at home. Many leidel3 1leededl Ftirpaff time 1-Sn44"13 120 Office Help CO.ononnaTOR for busy dsn- MI Gomm kipaillol '11111, saw earilcal Cai onWuW ls. RMPod intaeftitg by Oa. 31 40: D. Parr. 586 Wrtptlon Rd. W. Ajax, Ontario. LIT 3A2. (102291) BIL28MIAL Cuaoaner S«1nW. (Fse ncNErrpdeh) for tui, I b ar runt Excellent bandilL Cad 231-7350 Graham Personnel cad. (702291) ORDER Dod&fTWW - regltked I« WAllby office. Part tkte. Pt iAorday and TtaaSday, 14 koros Per W**- C-Aer knowledge and related experience an aset_ sCAN 724.5 62 1102"ll1 OUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS R SULTSI CALL US TODAY 576-9335 BRIDGESK nde, Coonect;on daycare requires a full time E.C.E. and assistant teachers. For more information. call Deb- bie 831.9161 or Kathy at 839- 2752.(102491) 140 Computer/ Data WANTED Computer Operator Experience required Call Cad at 428-1100 . th 120 � �p 120 Oma Hmp 120 omm Delp 150 HQ*' 1 ; 150 H1 Purdue Frederick, a member of the Purdue Frederick International family, is a progressive, research -based Pharmaceutical company providing superior healthcare to i people worldwide. Now you can contribute to our on-going i success with this career opportunity for an: X I C U I I V I ECRETA A y Drawing on your enthusiasm, judgement and maturity, you will perform a wide range of administrative support services to the V.P. Marketing and Consultant Product Manager. In addition, you will be ordering and maintaining a current inventory of promotional supplies, preparing department manuals and sales charts, coordinating shipping of sales material and effectively managing meeting and travel arrangements. Typing, call screening and mail distribution will be daily responsibilities. Your five to six years' progressive secretarial experience has developed your expertise with wordprocessing, spreadsheets and graphs using WordPerfect, Harvard Graphics and Framework IV. An attention to detail with strong written and oral communication skills will serve you well. Bilingual skills would be a definite asset. In return, you will enjoy a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, a challenging work environment, and much more! To apply, please forward your resume to: Ms. C. Milnes, C.H.R.P., Manager, Human Resources, Purdue Frederick, 575 Granite Court, Pickering, Ontario LiW 3W8 or Fax: (416) 420-7182 - Purdue r+ Frederick 150 osp. edical AJAX AND PK3(EFJW GEMML HOSPITAL CLINCAL PHARMACIST The Ajax and Pickering General Hospital is a very acture acute care facility currently expandiirig to 192 beds. The Pharmacy Department is undergoing computerization and the implementation of a hospital -wide IV Additive - Unit Dose Distribution System as part of the expansion process. It you are a highly motivated, self-directed Pharmacist with excellent interpersonal skills, well-developed clinical and good communication skills, we need you to develop a formalized clinical pharmacy service, based on the 'Pharmaceutical Care' concept. You will be responsible to the Director of Pharmacy and work direly with the pharmacy staff, nurses, physicians and patients. You will be involved in our regional DUE program, provide aminoglycoside monitoring on selected patients, work with the nutrdional assessment team and expand our role in drug information and education. If you are licensed to practise pharmacy in Ontario, and have completed a residency program or have previous related hospital experience, please apply before November 15, 1991 to: Director of Human Resources Ajax and Pickering Gen. Hospital 580 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax, Ontario Li S 2J4 Fax: (416) 683-1262 Inquiries may be directed to Teresa Moynes, Director of Pharmacy, at (416) 428-5212. 205 Firewood 220 Articles For Sale ROKA i LUMBER DRY FIREWOOD HARDWOOD 4'X8412• $60 448416' - $65 ALMOND stove and left hand fridge. Excellent condition. Heavy duty washer and dryer. In good condition. Phone 428- 8003. (102391) MAPLE dming room suite. 6 chairs. buffet and hutch, like new. s 1550 or best offer. Phone 6832136. after 5 p.m. (1 o2591) Dental 130 Sales Help/ 130 Sales Help/ Agents Agents 165 Day Care Avail able SOFTWOOD a X6 X,6- - $ac TRUCK caps. fun cdbur, matirths warranty, Box �. and o; EXPERIENCED CIO, t a ! Pan 611`10 - hot meais, snacks. in -- -- - - Fres Delivery to 09hws A»s1',� quality running boards. Call 655- recep10nst, and office ad- _ EXPERIENCED daycare feraer hrif 904731'(102991) deal. 427.6784. 467 Westner mrmgrator needed for bray den- tal office. sorra even". Cas Edo. 83114486. (102291) SELL IT Now CALL S7t-w3S 711�7a74 I 120 Office Help 120 Office Help BILINGUAL ORDER MANAGEMENT ADVISOR is required In the Oshawa area This challenging position requires assisting dealers with their Inqumes In both French and English. Exoelient interpersonal skills, good analytical and organizational ability, effective communication skills, high school diploma (additional education an asset) and keyboard skilis required. Previous customer experience preferred. Excellent working conditions, a competitive salary and an attractive benefits package offered. Call or tax your resume immediately lo: The lAnacs Group Inc., M, Fax (416) 57&6050 130 Sall 9 ''t's' 130 sales A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME Corlsullier discount distrbulorships • Earn S50,000411 00,000 IN year ntory • No inve • Turn Key situation Financing available • No kanchlse fee No expertise relluired For prospectus please call Dulin AMALGAMATEDCORP MARKETING COR (416) 243 -MO CASHWAY Full-time experienced salesperson in lumber building materials and hardware bene prodfuctts reqUW. Competitive wage and Please call Dave Spanton 855-3313 NEW HOME SALES PEOPLE We require 2 dynamic individuals for immediate placement in the Whitby/Oshawa area to represent one of Ontario's largest and active builders.Full time. Excellent income opportunity. NEW HOME RECEPTIONIST Earn extra income by hosting at our new home sales office located in the Whitby/Oshawa area, 1-2 days per week. Call Stan for appointment. 837-2552 160 Day Care Wanted CAREGIVER required in our ou hr beginning in Jarwan. coil teacher and registered nurse 705.277.3381 AJAX Pickering Appliances• no and mother amiable for fun « evenings 416.434-4W"5 reasonable offer refused. Fully Pan 611`10 - hot meais, snacks. in -- -- - - garunteed reconditioned business for 15 years. 839- (102491) Friday. (TFNALL) applances. Coro make us a 2781. (102391) Articles deal. 427.6784. 467 Westner EXPERIENCED babysitter 220 For Sale Rd s.. "lair. (TF) available. Harmony Rd. and sain upright. pry,d and Romlend area Any age. 404 - 7280. (102381) CERAMIC Kiln - A-1 oolndabrt digital pians. Not sural RAM to 0370. (102291) ALMOST NEW own Telep Piano Works. EXPERIENCED maturematurerthotner ' Oshawa. 433-1491(TF) of six, will provide quality modem office furniture MAGARA Massage bed single days" on your hon,.• parttime. and equipment, for As good as new. Cost 112400, for call Rosemary 839-5890. Sale. Cal) 42840571 sale for $1100. 683-2733. ADULT daycare available m between the hours of (1012591) your home, light housekeeping. MP'rh9• FURNITURE -crib $100; baby kids sick. appointments. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. swing 1130; etc.. couch, love shopping. nM Carolyn reliable. seat. 5300; kAchen table and mature. own transportation. alio cane chain. 5200. Call 686- night babysitting, 420.1170 EXPERIENCED delicate avail- able in my hone, any age. IW of part Win with reasonable raps, located near Hwy 2 and Livexpook 42o-9524.(102491) LONNG mother with medical WPW -cm providing a sale and surnulatirg envxwmorx for your child. Organized indoor and out - r 0 0 0 4149-(102091) LARGE 54 x 48 painting of old man. Painted by Conrad Soft' suaable to' two Storey room. Can 427-3735 by appl only. (102591) . GRANDFATHER clocks. Start your family tradition today. Fall specials. We pay GST on selected models. Setup and 165 Day care ;;lead.- 2 WA rolls clearance ;� o«»ry sxwded. Beat prides. 1.000 433-1491. (TF) Available (102301) $9.95 a double roll. Open 5 days FREE skids for fiiwwod . 717 Agents week Mon F aPACEa avaiabiS for ages 2-9. n.. 9 6 p.m., ful and 12 day programer. Stip Sat. 9.5 P•r11. 623.6961. 65 King )call Wilson Rd S. Cal first and a* for Marc. 725-3630. (TFALL) GM GERBREAD NURSERY pleased. Happy Children's FREE skids - for firewood att SCHOOL We c wdy have Rd.E0KmPwW Rd.. Pidcsrip. Days C 709 850 Mc for East Oshawa. 433.8Kay only 7 a m- 3 p.m.Monday b dddrerf born in (102491) Friday. (TFNALL) 19437 and 19%. For 111141111111f inliOrl AFFORDABLE dayeare AFFORDABLE used office 1601n alradable, Iood praridsd, any hrniwse. Ming celakwK. 140. 831-9246 abbe +dtkrioies. Decks, . 6W. Chi$10. Tables; Pidwing $10 and mow vile buy and set after 4 p.m. (102581SNC) aPACEa avaiabiS for ages 2-9. n.. 9 6 p.m., ful and 12 day programer. Stip Sat. 9.5 P•r11. 623.6961. 65 King )call Wilson Rd S. Cal first and a* for Marc. 725-3630. (TFALL) in and see our Program you? be St. E.. Bot int arwine. (TF) k� Old dirmiks. hall Friday- IlanrwnyrRosiland area pleased. Happy Children's FREE skids - for firewood att 230 Articles Rd.E0KmPwW Rd.. Pidcsrip. Days C 709 850 Mc Wanted East Oshawa. 433.8Kay only 7 a m- 3 p.m.Monday b 713L (102381SNC) EXPERIENCED child care (102491) Friday. (TFNALL) WANTED - acAorne is 35 mm. WWI Iloc. �F� AFFORDABLE dayeare AFFORDABLE used office andcm"IlSl1 alradable, Iood praridsd, any hrniwse. Ming celakwK. 140. pried. Please pit 885 3183 abbe +dtkrioies. Decks, . 6W. Chi$10. Tables; Pidwing $10 and mow vile buy and set after 4 p.m. (102581SNC) Beads RI and Be*. full kiwi 225.0482.2480 La ,,m Ave., WANTS - orle fill Iuniam a Pwmwwt baric W&Wbio 686• E Sci rbo►otrat (102491) garage. Would also 7280. (102381) CERAMIC Kiln - A-1 oolndabrt consider a wood stow. Wfd cent• and pick up. Please dower. Employment knoorb 170 panne 404«188. (,am,) ` 62 Wanted $480 (102491) MI 08ere wane, Wiling day can for ehlidren - 6 teaks and up in supervbed holtrsat - MEN with trucks will do NOKIA portable cellular condition NW Will" VAL call 837-2907.(102491) hiantiftintl snwmc aletinup I" Inihiphine with acnes inalkidingWANTED I -« cul. MW . $lt and delivered.edacksd in your Jobs, 9. Pte. own phone number. Wille an 4rn8tYrg Carl «Jar`s. 44zz77 aNr. call &'%W6 PAL lad - stoves, ridges. I - and aisM the or 3 [OOS. who Snwds rkesery DAYCARE available for all School 172 days and luby 7 apes bis a _ b ft pre. home 2256 L%ftet 200 (102081) mol- AYo wenN4 pkk up buds (IWNN than 1972). Cal PkkW- ELECTRIC organ, Yamaha, kte 420.8933, (TF) k� Old dirmiks. hall Friday- IlanrwnyrRosiland area Basket do" koyboined, bulk in « pearl drrr, rwasaiable rates n Oshatra an asesit.In, Cal and .(102301) ikon amokknp an asist Cal 579. BROOKLIN Firewood - bass pe cellist oadilion After ap.rn.571-1879. 260 Arts & crafts 713L (102381SNC) EXPERIENCED child care ssaa«rd 2 pian, rtixSd, 645 (10281) Wovided Wooled Westnay Rd. Da Care and 2.. full cams PM fade cord. hardwood. Tree T• Haddween plarpkins low Birnchi Canlplone D ftS1ilt KNITTERS - shop by phone and « 165 Available lime• saw alga' cell � (102091) dart Eft tacit Imo ',1r; , lo ape. save 25 50% al OSF nater y � ate. w r carIsifel 'rP,p brand yards. Our •Oaober 656-2797. (112881) nob pears, Modolo brake, $15.9& Call 721-94M.(102881) ' DURHAM PROFESSIONAL gush siaWOOD wn dslivaed,3. Michedn tires, Ambrofle rims and r ibing. "' s'? Cuter NOW DAY CARE laa awd 432coe4 oDCOio°b";. Z7O (1o2491SNC) Video 08ere wane, Wiling day can for ehlidren - 6 teaks and up in supervbed holtrsat (11tbY1 toad FIREWOOD - delivery. Sew«rd Ili' CONTENT sale. furniture. Warle.asa and fnonnifwld ksr HOME «Btrakras •reit Dort~ reasonable rates. Serving AlluMidlerlng cul. MW . $lt and delivered.edacksd in your Reasonable prom. dry bird D� IBM oo va" systersr from 6125 per month and Sher, 1 Gree aurae 1964. 9a►da9s sa Free n Sale in � on Sat. Oct. 28th, Ca11286.1207 Call 3481 « otir427-7848. (102591) a�'�1 ei 9;30 at 47 Sayor Or. ;=.(CAN (1024911 11 .d, 1989 PONTIAC 6000 SE CFinished in dark grey with dove grey :. interior, a ill Auto., lift, cruise, p.Iocks 51,500, stergo. - _ _ - LIQ. PRICE 0 b IN 1986 BUICK LESABRE You must see this car! Its a beauty, fully loaded. One of the nicest cars we've had all year. LIQ. PRICE 1988 REGENCY 98 Definitely a very special car. Touring Sedan, moon roof. 1 of a kind, satisfaction guaranteed.- _ _ LIQ. PRICE *111 1987 JAGUAR TWR CONVERTIBLE One of a kind, 31,000 km, collector's item, very exciting car. LIQ. PRICE "27150C 1990 THUNDERBIRD V6, air, tilt, cruise, p.w., p.t, maps, low, low, kms, has every option available, shop early LIQ. PRICE 10 85 1988 SUNSIRD, Auto mags ....... __ ..............=5,550 $6,850 1967 T -BIRD LS, V8, loaded, looker. ....... -..*79995 1986 TAURUS GL Auto., immaculate.. ....... ONE 1964 GRAND LEMANS, V6, air, 2 tone...... WEEK ONLY 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE, V6, air, loaded.... *51,725 1967 MAXIMA GLE, loaded ..................... "'8,350 1989 PONTIAC 6000 SE CFinished in dark grey with dove grey :. interior, a ill Auto., lift, cruise, p.Iocks 51,500, stergo. - _ _ - LIQ. PRICE 0 b IN 1986 BUICK LESABRE You must see this car! Its a beauty, fully loaded. One of the nicest cars we've had all year. LIQ. PRICE 1988 REGENCY 98 Definitely a very special car. Touring Sedan, moon roof. 1 of a kind, satisfaction guaranteed.- _ _ LIQ. PRICE *111 1987 JAGUAR TWR CONVERTIBLE One of a kind, 31,000 km, collector's item, very exciting car. LIQ. PRICE "27150C 1990 THUNDERBIRD V6, air, tilt, cruise, p.w., p.t, maps, low, low, kms, has every option available, shop early LIQ. PRICE 10 85 1988 SUNSIRD, Auto mags ....... __ ..............=5,550 $6,850 1967 T -BIRD LS, V8, loaded, looker. ....... -..*79995 1986 TAURUS GL Auto., immaculate.. ....... 84,250 1964 GRAND LEMANS, V6, air, 2 tone...... *3,650 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE, V6, air, loaded.... *51,725 1967 MAXIMA GLE, loaded ..................... "'8,350 1990 CHEV LUMINA EURO Loaded, all new tires, looks 8 drives great We have SOLD similar cars for much, much more. Won't last UQ. PRICE ,60 1965 MAXIMA GLE, loaded .............. ....... $6,850 1988 DELTA 68, very sharp ................ ___*29995 *69350 1968 OLDS SUPREME SL. ........... __._--...."'7,500 __. "'6, 995 1966 REGENCY 96 BROUGHAM ...... _....... "'7,995 1987 6000 LE REAL SPECIAL.. ..... _....... a6, 625 1990 CAVAUER. Auto., air. low km _.......... *8,350 0 1985 CADI ELDORADO BURRITZ Driven by very a fussy old man must see. White on white, leather, showroom only. LIQ. PRICE 7145 1988 CHEM CAVALIER WAGON Air, auto, tilt, cruise. This car runs b looks fantastic, you'll agree when you see It. LIQ. PRICE 5,650 T= M" ADYMOUM SUNDAY, OCT. 2k.M1,PAG917 Al I =W "0 1988 CELEBRITY Auto., air, drives beautiful, like new, m us see. You can't beat quality or price. LIQ. PRICE ,35 1986 BUICK PARK AYE. Everybody's dream luxury +++. I wish we had an abundance of Park Aves. like this one. _ _ _ _ _ PRICE 1988 CADI SEDAN DEVILLE, ,ow km 213,,995 1986 GRAND PRIX, t-ber. air, loaded .......... *69350 1986 ACCORD EXC., auto_ mint. ......... __. "'6, 995 1967 SAMURL hard top ext cab ........... _...."S49995 1969 CORSICA LT. auto., air ............. _.__.•."'6,995 ............ "'6,450 1966 JEEP LARADO 4 dr., loaded V6... _ $89995 1988 MERCURY SABLE LS We've never seen a car with so marry options. Leather, power seats, An eye catcher. LIQ. PRICE 7.20014 1989 AEROSTAR Eddie Bauwer, extended ;ao, loaded. Your family will ove It. You'll have lots of great fam y tun guaranteed • I 1966 TOYOTA CRESSIDA . . . ................... $89425 1967 CARAVAN 8 -pass., V6 ............... __*69995 1969 EXCEL, auto., low krr.......... _........ _.'4,995 1967 CIERRA GT, beauty ............. _......__._"'6, 925 1987 GRAND AM. VIS ............ _...... ............ "'6,450 1966 CAVAUER RS. aub..... ....... _........ _-. "'39950 {.. fi: r:fir{ii:':i::::4iiii::::�: 4'� •ii'f,.�•i:;'•i'tli1,.::y:i: .:�+y`-�G!; ;:::f;iii":::i:{•1:::4:'11:-'::{+%�:��i.i::r:i::::i ?%:%::<1164) i:::f Kin stop Rte. N 9 cur 0 D KINF��E E N EGSTON NG T SON . RD ........; :::...oPEri 9:30 TK P.il. > at Military Road ;.: URS. 930 ID 6 P.M. THURS. HWY. 401 : ' ': ' Rl. b SAT ....,Scarborough y>:: FEENEY Car�1/�� %:aF Yy" f%r%•i,'.,`Yri fr .;fur :y:: yf:' ?`'tt:: c g +r �� V y�#''f.'�*, i. i • 'z;,..< 't' f { i �� E y:' MILI Y TRAiL 83-66ss Pets -Su lies- automobiles Trucks For Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments 40 Apartments 290 Boarding 300 For Sale 31 Sale 400 For Rent 400 For Rent 400 For Rent 400 For Rent For Rent �REYSTONE EO UESTRIAN CENTRE. Horses boarded. 19194 Chrysler 5th Avenue. 4 door. V-8, auto, power windows, 1184 S 10- Blazer. 4 x 4, moving must SM. Good coMition, as - Modem facilites. Indoor arena AWaurafnt On promises Port locks cruse air, row paint blue king ;6600. 1977 Ford area. $300 month. For on blue. vinyl roof. 60.000 miss. Standard, 302 mot« wiM cap. 0 mon i cal Judy 985 Askrtg $3800. Certified. Phone asking $3500 or best offer. 433- 1598. (11022491) 491) 66- 65692. (102291) - _..-_...------_--_-- 2982. (102491.) KITTENS two silver grey tabby 19114 Ford Thunderbird, 70,000 1953 Cher Pick Up, Texas lerrtale, short hair, 16 weekeeks rkms., on new motor, power king truck, as$6000, all original. , has had needles brakes, power windows, tilt 683-1257 after 6 a.m. (102391) 61111WOrming- Also grey female young adult cat with steering, cruise control, V6 engine, new brake shoes - 320 Vans, 4 Wheel great deposition. Loving reepit-bis intcluded great gas mileage ex- L Drives homes only. 8367637 eve. and silo,, cond4ion. best otter. 725 5625 "M". Ph" 6867271 weekends. (102291) 5040. (10209 1) teed Astro van. due. ps-• pL• 300 Automobiles 1943 Subaru, 4 wheel drive, automatic, stereo, station �-• tilt• are cruse, near heater, am/fm cassette, anti-lock For Sale wagon, 177.000 kms., 3500 farm. !rakes. 35,000 kms.. $17.800. $825 monthly. Immediate 4369207. (102591) 579.7136. (102491SNC) -_ _--_ 991 Isuzu Rode, 4 wheal drive. 1!(12 Trans Am - good condition 1985 Chev. Cube Van. 14' box. $5900 or best offer. 263-8118. 6. 24,000 kms., 116.000. Cal stereo. 650 Holy. headers. and (103191snc) 263.4403. (102591) chrome. asking $1200. or best ------ - - - ----- FRESHLY decorated. waii 1 be0dryf baserrtent aPartt*tsnt PICKERING - Uverpoa 8aWly WHITBY . one bedroom laundry lad's• Avaiabie Doc spacious 3 bedroom basement apartment. =550. Two bedroom 1., east $500 month) apartment• carpeted, ways to Go. $625 plus last months rent recurred. d last. First and last. Cal 693-2684 Private entrance. Dances, app fenced Wpk mg Oengs. only, CAN 6681016 evenings. 725 shared triieee. (102591) DaAu+g• yard. close to al 8911 days. (102491) ONE and two bedroom apart- amen,tairs. 3795 inclusive. Phone 260-1869. Avail. Nov. 1. BRIGHT one bedroom walkout menta for rem. 309 Cordova Rd. (102391) basement apartment. Valley Oshawa. Available anytime. ONE bedroom basement Farm am �esnm'oum-, full size Please n1 after 5 p.m 579- 2387 or 576.6724. (110591) apartment. first and alst. All bathroom and kitchen. private BACHELOR - basement inclusive. $550 monthly. 4 entrance, available Nov. 1., BAYSHORE Towers. Pickering, appliances. separate entrance. 5625 "M". Ph" 6867271 Gayly and Liverpool area. 2 shared laundry- Available Nov anti 3 p.m., or leave massage, bedroom apartmem, man now. 1. Ajax. 427-2940 ('0209.) 462-2321 (102491) Utilities and parking included. PICKERING large bright 2 PICKERING - newly renovated $825 monthly. Immediate 7edroom basement apartment large one bedroom basement possession. Cal 6860667 or 289-0437. (102091cnc) $750 monthly utilities included.. apartment, laundry. Close TOGO, Town Centre, Go train. Non smokers only 831-8125 Cal 2969060 leave message. nonsmoker, $525. 831.9680, PICKERING Village - new large (1o2o91) atter 6 p.m. or weekends. 2 bedroom basement apartment , h I.v, n 1 �...w-w coir one bedroom Oaserrrentt (102591) loaded. 9800 kms, 4362330. (111491) JJUTrailers CLASSIC Sports cor. mutt sea- and diningroom, appliances, NE m� nawa 3 pees bath, fireplace, separate -WA • [ OadrOOm includes Parking heat, and Laundry 1940 GRAND PRIX Si. loaded, (102991 NC) black corrdtion, asking 9� i 1947 Dodge Shadow. 67.000 AJAX $675 iable f des utilities. Nov. 1., 831.2990. (102391) erttrance, central air. parking. no facilities, available immediate) y. 9oY brake. $1250• ob-o. as is. 1949 Pontiac Tempest. 6 $1800. 430-2143 leavrr FOR Salo - Staraaft 8 hardtop No C&&T. At Dent$ on wheels medooy, $790. Two bedroom Pots. u �� 7�St utilities included. 430-2143, leave message. 9 cylinder, air, amilm stereo, ^-a9e• (102491) trailer. 1977. Asking 112000• Cal 55 Falby Court BACHELOR - basement required. 7234463 (102491) black. Low mileage, $7995 -_4364-943.(102491) 1679 CAMARO Z28 350 27: picked up at Durham Region apartment, furnished in new or 721-9087 and leave AJAx -two bedr oom basement certified- 724.5061 Of 649-2M alto 6 p.m, Mr. Robb (102491) Hp, power sts•ring, pew•- �! 2 bedroom apartment In tamely Deriding Air condltlor KIN private entrance, laundry and cad. ;r,dud.d minutes 10 message. (102591) aPart"mmt, separate entrance, walk to Go, s75o inclusive. 194! Pontiac Tempest. 6 wirdores, �,,.r Isaken, T. black with sed sMerr«• Ret'wx+r `55 motorcycles V ng, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included Town Centre, Go train. Non smokers only 831-8125 AJAX One bedroom bassmonit apartment. 2 appliances Available Dec. 1, fest and last, cylinder. air, amdm $%too. grey 10 $1999 or bat offer. :;M T>n bedrooms, 4 appliances, air, II anytime. (10{2091) Included. Separate entrance on no pets. Clovis 831-2273. rrnstallic, low mileage. $7995 •aflsosrt6ed.7246081 «6492859 579-0655. (10319158[) _ 1976 Pontiac Panels) no, 4 107 Yamaha Faz•r 750 cc. 10,000 kms., excellent condition, $3,500 or best dor. - s83w6o2� AJAX - "The Breakers', trend new exclusive lakeside con- Alex transit and txo Bus Rou4e- 9ltiipaa irrduded. Please eat DOWNTOWN �� • eyalc b �eveorything. duplex. fresh P fY r8 pm,1lr. Robb. (102491) fajr» �• $500 «IML of Phar 831-1999 w 263 11M dominimuim for immediate 427 648. (1012391) MWssw 190 REPOS - from banks and Runs good. 579-8.1 (102491) eSat.-eSUn. 12.5 51fElTF.R occupancy. 1,2 and 3 broadloom garden central air, swimming 9 Pool• leasing companies. 8o cars. (103191sm) bedrooms. 900-4500 114• f1-, OBICAWA - t and 2 b•droan Cloart 4triat 4arrarre orNy, Two htrdts, vane at wl•boLESALE poor oak and paw - '.L ApartmlentS Mon. -Fri. 9.5, orrrwruwa. �0 5 applirnos, air min-, legal dean 4uist apahnntl near bedroorn aPanr+rnt. 11896. ori Pr1os. Why pay ragil? Cam the prices in town. Lice:lsod 400 For Rent balconio and solariums. un- �►+ main ((pore l aro yards bed roem apartment. $795. 2 Repo Centre 286830. (TF7 bodyman. Phone 5785874 a derground parking. Iwa9h dub )�k�g• near bus. rrst and last appliances, awrytfnig included 1988 Nissan Sentra, blue 430-1933 and lean mf«SVO nuilallo, 5 speed, 86,000 kms.. (111491) air, now brakes and tires. un• CLASSIC Sports cor. mutt sea- limed km warranty 11 May 1% 1979 Datsun 280 ZX Ps•. Pb•. -OWWtt condltlor, 86500. 686 Pm•, air. cruise. smilm casastte. 1999. (102491) 5 speednow duck, shocks, 1947 Dodge Shadow. 67.000 brakes, Sus tank rad and water kmsl power stssrkrg, surrod. pure. Nods battery and smal Power brakes, automatic 9oY brake. $1250• ob-o. as is. .t=&"iesiOn. 4 door. 22 iter. 5762385. 11102291111011c)engine, "M radio, cruise conVd ii No C&&T. At Dent$ on wheels oertlied. (102391) 839 008 Public Aul imrrt. Over 2 acres of vehicles Nor sale by owner- Open AJAX - one bedroom beswrwM 1948 Charger Hatchback, every Sunday only. 1730 Sim- apartment, four applle"ase, automatic, steering. brakes, we St. N.. Oshom 725.0002. separais laundry IaclNites, $550 stereo, to" sunroof, budwt Leave massage. (TFALL) monthly inclusive. Available seats, owsoo, 82.000 kms.. as Nov. 1., phone 683-7653 orSB3- new. cerlNied, $3695. Crown PfylfilAC Acadian. 1964, per- 7537. (102391) now. conifl23 102491) foil condition, whir with black Aub,( norlor. $1700 ce dWKL 668- 4010MCOE . 1 bedroom 5520 hydro applarncas,avamablo with ;door pod i sauna. soar- Elf• SSW and $00 ^idind Avail- Small indoor pets allowed, dee room and birwds room. To able Nov. 1 ., 668-8880. Ppeei leave message, Se8- sw Vi. CON 426 1874. (110891) (1(7029 1) 3804. 102491) 06IMWA 1 bedroom apartment AJAX Sol - dean and quit 3 yjyll111.9100 VILLAGE 767 and 789 on growl floor at house Indud- n "w � Wilson Rd. N. Oshawa Two Ing bassm om wfth washer and I rye 9 bedroom units available im- dryer. private yard, park family family room• parking. 1895 plus medooy, $790. Two bedroom $850 monthly. Available Nov. 1.. 609E utiities. Avaia le Dec 1, u,u �� Dec. 1st. SM. call collect 519-855-6811. 1991.427-365M (102291) Ston, f^d9A mitis= ncituded. (102591) AJAX freshly painted Ibsdro«n No pets. Applications may be PICKERING Hwy 2 and basement apartment, in nice picked up at Durham Region Liverpool bachelor basement neipltbounlwod• neural deco. 4 Non Profit Housing Cort ratlon• apartment available, wits 1 P1111,09 both, aPPM-. laundry. 1615 Dundee SL E. 4th Hoar, person. 420-0899 anytime. segWalle entrance. $660 avail- Lang Tower. Whilby, or cap 436 MODERN bright, 1 bedroom able ntowl 428-0468. (100391) ONE MONTH FREE with one 6610 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30ran Miley= (102491) round apairtirrient in Whitby. level wamkout. f "Aace, glarmdry year lease. Rosamond. 182 NEW Buill only 3 units FOE faditio, utilities included Avail- D'Arcy St.. Cobourg. Luxury one Hurry and regain your unit. 2 app Nov. I., SM, 430-7099. and 2 -bedroom suites, from bedrooms, 4 appliances, air, (1021.91) 11650fmonth plus hydro. Rent to con.. seconds from 401 837 1945 Chevette, 4 door, automatic, cloth seats, all 3245• (1012491) 1- knredialely. 1.416290-3975. PICKERING new 2 bedroom Trucks For (,17259,) - LARGE 2 bedroom, 2 love AJAX - 'anew eX �' own option available. 372-3355, Simcoe SL S. $825 monthly plus 372-1955 or 436.2605. 1 mange Ire for Calif IL 433. feasor radials, excellent oondNion. $2000 oeNlied or best basement apartment, bright 310 Sale SCARBOROUGH Orr bedroom motion kfldr•n, 4 Piece bath. basement apartment. Centra one bedroom basement apanrrwit, 1.100 ft., (TFNALL) 2955 «571-1966. (102491) offer. Call 420.6190. 102491 ( ) basement mens, private large Ilvin room, Private aPar1 P 9 9 P Cao ee' Pi °Mfif10e. 'air, P lice bath. wale to Go. loundr Parking, 4 piece bath, LIVERPOOL and AVAILABLE Bayly area. immadilglially. .0 comfortable 2 bedroom base- 1 bedroom ba aparmoru, 194S Jaguar Soverign XJ6. Novy while, Ill boded, 1944 S 10 pick up, V8, tarndaM, www' ��• chose, to �r� laundry �W $750 and T.T.C. Sulk mond, utBties Included. no fadities. 11725 monthly. gate entrance, suit one 11r pt utilities. Parking. $Call mem f apartment. Own entrance, rrdgelston, prkale entrance, $9950 Of best offer. or 649- B ft. box with cap, 80.000 kms, olio= inducted. $600 rtgnthly. piles or smdken blase. 4Z0 call Mer 5 pen► 725 420-293! all inclusive.p Mike 370- Pickering. (102391) 1412. full bath, dose to Go. Children $q5. kfesl f« single, call Rick. quietPonws. SM. � 723-7594. evenings 579 2859. Atlerr a p.m, Mfr. Robb. g�25�(102491Phone 2624500. (102391) 1847. (102391) (1022 420-9497.(102291)and 1404.(102391 PAGE I&THE NEWS ADIVEIT{SER SU"AT, 0117I: 2/,1!!1 400 Ap r" m's 400 Ap b For Rent 410 "°"'� �' H0°"= - 410 Nov. 1., 579-0658.(102491) ReM Rent PlptHiNG - Bradt i Hwy 2 PICKERING - one (bedroom area, turnlshed 2 bedroom banner w apertrtted, parking, ' PICKENING - West Shore, WIITSY 3 bedroom, large bunpslow, tippw a* im facu. private lot, garage, 5950 per apartrtt6rd main 1100►. kadtsn, frfdpe, sloven udWm r i, dad. Doth and silting room, 4 SYnple person, rsleertrss Cal falls 3 bedroom air ootnd., stogy ninth, call 282-1417 after 6 garage 555 just spent, new applartoes, ealp use d pod. $800 M• ailiw 7 p.m 663-2457. (102591) m.427-8290.1 ) broadloom, appliances included, p. (02291 dunces ullikuea. 1 or 2 buskma PICKERING - Brock/401 ladies pregrrod. 428-2021. Y Y ' I Pl. Credit TWO storey detached air required. Cal {102091) ht. Spacious oto bedroom baserr-a Stedvreterertces condition, 2 plus 1 bedroom, Steve, Bus. 471.6538. King and Risorn available Nov aparfinerd. separate walk to OSHAWA now bWdkg in fan- prance' � (102-AINC) _ _ _ 1., fridge, stove, 5800 butte stovbetwe. ' venwm location. One and two God.Town Centre. s900 includes EXECUTIVE home, North 1Hkies, cal B m - 10 apawlmwris with fridge. utikies. Available Nov. 1., call Oshawa location. 4 bedroom 4 p.m. ask for Cam. 4 416 -298 - p.m. ask for stove, stove, washer and dryer. panting 686.3533. Atter 6 p.m. (102591) bathrooms, al air. central ) and linea included. Call 404- 1388 leave message RF) THREE bedroom, main floor vac. double car garage, 1600 0573.(1 plus utliles. call 433- 420 Townhouses apartment n triplex, quiet build PICKERING - one bedroom rte* Ing now Oshawa Centre, fridge 0573. (,0229,) For Rent AJAX - 3 bedroom 3 -1-k- brsement apartment, separate and stove. parking for one car, entrance, near mail and Go 1`10 pets, first and fast, available finished in-law basemen t station, laundry facilities, Nov. 1., 579-0658.(102491) apartment. 2 car garate, close to Parking. non-smoker, no pets. $650 utilities included. 420- AJAX •new laiting, large bright. Go. fully detached all brick 2 Storey, $1300 per month. Avail. 2984 (102591) one bedroom. lower level, able Nov. 1., 640.7430. stations, schools, north and fireplace, walkout to park, (10239 1) AJAX - Harwood and 401. avail- parking. appliances, available NEW 3 bedroom townhouse, able immediately. one bedroom Nov. 2., $600 monthly. Partial on basement apartrnemt $585 per utilities 427-2656 (102391) end unit in Ajax, good sized month, one bachelor apartment. PICKERING - 1 bedroom base- backyard, driveway and garage. Includes washer, dryer, fridge 6425 per month, clean• bright. utilities included. 286-6732. m e n t apartment, private and stove. Call 839-8956 or 244 - (102491) isntrance, gas fireplace, parking, 8493. (1 OM1) AJAX - 1 bedroom basement close to all amenkites. $550. 686-8905. (102591) - WESTSHORE BLV, main floor, 3 bedroom, 5 apprtanoss pose apartment, parking, laundry facilities• fridge stove. Available and TWO bedroom basement to Go, schools and malls. $885 TOWNHOMES - spacious 2, Nov. 1. or Dec. 1., $595 . 12 apartment Pickering Call Nick, monthly. Call 724-9277 after 4 and 3 bedroom townhomes. utilities. Cal 430-7780. (1 OM1) 229 4967393 (102591) p.m. or leave message. -- North d it. 401, close to GO tra MOVERS-. Will do all types d OSHAWA •401 and Park Rd. (102591NC stations, schools, north and BRAND new furnished ons area, 3 bedroom tophoor, good OSHAWA - 3 bedroom house, south GM, blocks away from bedroom basement apartment, $600 per month inclusive. Avail- S also condition. X80 monthly. also newt' Decorated, tar deck and newt � Knob Hill. Bus -stop in front d complex. Available now. Cal able Dec. 1. Private entrance,backyard.Pets. one bion. plea 2 bachelors. no $795 plus Dean 434-5914. (102591) fireplace. South Ajax area Non fumkthed, $425$595 monthly. utilities. cal 5766980. Available hourly. Specializing in Durham smoker preferred. Atter 6 p.m. 433-5550 or 576-BU1. (102291 i.... iael ) g- (102391) LUXURY 3 bedroom in Wh' 427-6310. (102391) WHITBY . no" bright furnished PICKERING Wesishore - 3 lully carpeted. 2 baths. 5 appliances, easy access to GO LOVELY one bedroom apart- walkout. one bedroom base- bedroom, main floor, corrpletey close to all amenities and pati ment on man level with Sep. merit apartment. Parking. Separate. 1 12 baths. $900 per Available Nov. 1, 1991. $1,050 inant. and full use of batik yard. Al central air, table. Dundas and month plus share utilities. Avail- inclusive. Call 690-9611. util. included. Mins. to trans. Thickson area. $620 all able ntntedately. Cal 839.9755 (102591) Sults bus. parson, parking, only inclusive. 666.9633, 8311094. evenings or leave message. OSHAWA Spacious 3 bedroom 5590. Call 839.1783. (102491) UPPER Ik,vsl 3 bedroom (102591) townhouses includes utilities AJAX - Large 2 bedroom base- bungWvw, t871 monthly- Also a BMLiAtMLLE - 3 bedroom 2 bedrocim and appliances. Close to trent apartment. Very bright and ciasernent apartment, side spI t, with finished schools and amenities. Call Clean. new carpet 4 appliances $599 no.lthly. Available basement, immaculate 434-3972. (102491) 4 piece bath, central a r,vac. irtnedi3r3rr, call 4245731 ask condition. good bion• rent not Interior or exterior. walpaperng. bocce to park on oust street. for John. "C209t) not with option to buy. Serious three bedroom $775 inclusive. 427-7409. R_AR Woo a large house with inquiries only. 705-878-0888. townhouse. near Pickerin 9 (102591) forcer 'Brckyard, 2 bedroom (102291) Town Centre and Go, available BACHELOR sof. aparone. "P -in" iirim full Dasenwnt. on AJAX mairtfbw sem douched inn>adcanNy. $1050 monthly. or near clue, 686-0393. (102391) Capered. kitchenette. No pets. o p Tiew street near Rlson and 3 bedroom close to sdtod and gentlemen prof. $600. dep. a Pio 7r I Oshawa $660 plus bus. shopping. SOW mo thly al Space tWorences. Cal 837-1783. (tit h,v?rn _ardlord Pay 'Or h*". incknivo first and Last. Laundry 425 For Rent BEAUTIFUL 3 largo bedroom Aibable iminnowaarely. Cal 726 facilities. Avalabie imrI katey. apartment in house. 4 225,r.(102291) 427-8479. (1022g1) BAILABLE for Mush Irstruc- aPWances. newt' deposited a BE/LTRCE WOODS. 570 and PRIME Glendale area - 1600 sq. ppm w other roiato to d 25' x carpoted. 2 car garage. No Pers_ SW Beatrice St. Oshawa. -wo 't . 3 bedroom. oertirai aur. pod. 25' morn. healed premises d e sd SSW pius dand references, og bedroom apartmnt eunit avail- 'replace. appkarhoas. $1100 per dance school. For more 1 Nov Pidksi Call 837-1783 able Dec. •st $77' Utilities montAuttites. First and Last. moon ,yl Veronica 4 426708. (1012391) (TF) included Throe bedroom Availability to right tenant. 836 AJAX - apartment available townhouse un1L available Dec 596' (102491) INDOOR storage, excellent Nov '., reduced to $725 1. $855 neat, hydro, extra. Garage nckdod Slow tridge BROOKLIN Rental - $850- 3 lacitlies. Safe, clean, easy access. Seasonal rates. Cars mOrttttfy, first and Last. L)PWr Sow house. Private emrance. Inck dad. NO pats . Applications bedrooms. large lot, apWenas included. included. Available Nov. 1.. $200. Boats t traders. $12/1t. two bedroodse m oto transit. meg be on Profit f r n Durham required. Cal Region Non Housing Cheryl N Cal 705-357.2406 evenings or 41""-7= days. (102491) shoppng' uundrymtat' 683-4262 or 427-4100 Corporation, 1815 Dundas St. E. 655-4750 or 683-1861, R. Anderson Real Rooms To (102091) 41h thou. Lang Tower. Whitby or Estate Ltd 430 BRIGHT one bedroom base- Can 436-6610 between 8 30 aim (102291) Rent men, apartment. fli rrici and 4:30 p.m weekdays. MAIN floor of bungalow. frncnusivo. TauntoW&rrKoo area_ Available OSHAWA central man flop;pf Frenchmans Bay. Paltering. 3 ROOM 1w rant Hoar Prow rg Town Centre la and Last. $85 Nov. 15. Call atter 590 432-1099. (102291) bad fenced yard, close to house. 2 Dotlroom, large schools. Park and Coach Move - week Available LARGE t bedroom bassrnsro Y -4. kiti7en, fenced Yaud. fireWace. in condition, trips cable. 2 available Dec. 1.. $725 monthly imvrted'atsly. Telephone 839- 0310. (102091) apartrwn. separate entrance. 4 includes; all u $. aiilfes. Phwy 432- 51 Parking. S850 3Sk r 1 1.,2 uNitiles.or Gerard. AJAXbeautiful Rouse. IOwTa pace barn, fully furnished vs' $595 wen frsi. 2093.(102291) (102491) for rent- share accomodathn. "writ l rem rem nal cher 8:30 3y. -271. 690. 831-2716. AJAX Rdrwglen Rd. N., avail- able imin iatery, unfurnished PORT Perry - 3 Oedroom non smoker f o m a l o , immediately, $,app monthly. (102591) ( bungypw, cable garage let Ono bedroom basement 6838878, (102591) OPEN House - cons and see for Beautiful now 2 apartmem. separao entrance, acres. Hwy 12 and 7. rNememcea fenced and credit check required. $950 PICKERING Village area - 2 yourself. bedroom include baric Yard, Walkout laundry facilities. Walkout IO to _ limas now home.autifulf nbedroom. washer.apartmontsdry binds. a., washer. drys, tridpe, SSo* immediately. bus. no pea. rnpn smoker $600. g' large with 9 stove. $825 Pius ONE MONTHS 900 aq. h. 7 day access. p 427-071X). (102591)private Private 4 Druce txetnroom• $375 FREE RENT. Must be aeon. 837 entrance. $250 per month. 655 monthly or $95 weekly. Nip S i m c o s Si S. Monday. Houses For 9827. (102591) bright arrtdler room on 2nd Levet Tuesday. and Wetlrrsday 7- Rent PICKERING from $1000 to 1325 monthly or $85 weekly. 9p.m. 4332955. (102591) $1125 per month. 3 bedroorn First and last. Cal 6837920. PICKERING - !right. very largo. FOR RENT tomes. broadloom appiiamcm. near (102491) AJAX large unusual 2 bedroom basememi, trans, shops, lakes. - room. tranapkxta- freshly painted, now grey refetertces required. 472.3713 tion at door, large. friendly broadloom. tum bathroom and or 622-4363. (10229 1) house. SO weokty. Available ow -in krtchw. Private entrance. Ulevel of love 2 pper IT OSHAWA - small 2 room Dod it... iaWy. Cal Pat 427.7113, Close l aose to Go and ameniroes. storey detached horns. Very none for rem. Porlect starter or 427-7653.(102001) ( ) 496-7222. $695. (102291) quiet neighbourhood. Hata 3 retirement, tridge and stove PKWJ3W$G - one or 2 rooms for AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - bedrooms, trudge, stove, included. First and last required, rent, share facilities, non - Spacious, carpeted newly parking - -ton smokers. $750 plus utilities. Available smoker, single parents parsed apartment in Oshanw Available Nov 1/91. $1,050. Nov. 1.. 579-3633. (102291) - co », rem itagovabis. Avail- Whitby. Close to bus andIncldes eYetY1� PICKERING - Scarborough Ow- nowFirsviss, rWw-- 420-2210.(102001)shop eorn $715.Cal anytime 686 722 der - spotless detached three and one bedroom 3625. All bedrooms. three bodirooms. ROOM in Pickering. Use of utftm included• Pio Pont. Cal - air conditioning, douublo garage, ^ shote ballroonU 53e5 8665174. anytime. (11089 1) ATTENTION LANDLORDS Nov 15 first Iasi $ per month or &I in" ►Dont, $345 AFFORDABLE APPLIANCE CUSTOM WoodwoAtktg - inte- SABER Contracting - all repair to all makes and models, rior and exterior home carpentry, additions, PAR" service at reasonable improvements. Call Rouge Val. renovations, kitchens, rates. Cal GaryOshawa Used ley Carpenters Inc. Small jobs bathrooms, horn mairdenance Appliances' Sales and Service welfome.2662156. (102791) emergency service, furniture 434.3999.(TFN) refinishing, quality work OIVERSIREDce,CDM orwill guaranteed, 15 years Business do you jobced local contractor will experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) Services do yO1" job npM the lust time. Additions, decks, kitchens, THOMAS WIELAND CON - CRISIS ManagemenVfull ser. basernents, all renovations, July STRUCTION LTD. Custom built vice accounting/VENTURE insured references Call homes renovations and CAPITAL financing for (Business. Michael 839-7017. (110391) additions, sun room, window MUSIC, Dancing franchise or=. Crppe and ELECTRICIAN for al -reeds . replacements, kitchen and Instruct Associates, (416) 433-2139. custom bulk homes - renova- bathroom renovations, wall (TF) (TF) tions old and new - commerical units all types Of carpenty work TWO men with trucks 'THE SENIOR Home Care. We and industrial -grounds and gar. 6554683-(102291) MOVERS-. Will do all types d provide tare per hour or contract den lighting - panel and service COTTAGE raising, footings, mom. Very competitive. Give basis. Cooking.M clean' upgrades - an work done r'9 nri9. uP9 prompt block foundations, concrete us a call. Pete 576-9533. shopping, doctors or dentists and neat. Written Est. Calif John floors. driveways and shoreline (TFALL) visits etc. For more info. 686 Mon -Fri 8 am - 10 p.m, Sat. retaining waft. Can Gary 416 AJAX Moving Systems - full 1090. (102291) and Sun. 9 arr- B p.m. 436 6869865 or message 705-657- services• moves, appliance and - 5720. (102491) 9400. TFALL piano specialists, flat rate of Chimney Sweeps JAMCO Contracting - all phase. JOURNEYMAN electrician. hourly. Specializing in Durham renovations including basement Specializing in service changes, apartments, Region. Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427-0005. (TF) rec rooms, separate rewiring. additions and LICENSED chimney repair man in basement apartment units, entrances, additions, landscape, renovations. All work - chimneys luted for pas and oil, HARRY 0The Mover -Move big interlock kitchens. bathguaranteed. free estimates. Cal rebuilt, tuckpointing, and rooms, or small. we price thern all. 432- sweeps. Call All 427-9794. plumbing, electrical. References 4206320. (TPA) 7566. (TFALL) available. No obligationCARPENTRY, cabinetry, tri- estimates. All work Guaranteed. MEN with large truck will do work renovations, kitchens. Handyman Cal Max 666-3430 or Jerry 427- household move, residential, addttion, decks and lances. 10 0958 111 commercial. All types of moves. .% 29,) , years experience. Free Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. LEAKING tub enclosures, and estimates. Al Streeter (TF) shower stalls, repairs and Woodworking, 436.9207. TLC Moving. Local and out of renovated. 10 year guarantee. VISA and MC. Member d the (111591) town, hourly a flat rale. Quilty Boner Business Bureau. Fast, EUROPEAN tile K specialists work at reasonable rates. Please effrent and shop at home. Call renovate your or kitchen cal 427-3518. (TF) Bernard. 420-1689. Progressive Tile. walk as wen as floor tiles. 20 yrs. experience. Good Painting (1 10591) references and satisfaction , Decorating M a N Contracting - specializing guaranteed. For free estimates . CAN 72 PICKERING - vMdies Rd. wotk- in basement apartment units, Dykstra. 725.4913. (TF) 9641 (102591) top r how closet. electrical. plumbing. drywall, in- available Nov. =095. DECORATE NOW F O R tedodking stone, retaining walls•Housecleaning manlhly buds, 571.4778• CHRISTMASI Three rooms For fences, decks. Reasonable Only SM. Materials and Labow rates. 15 years in business. AJAX Included. Valid until Nov. 3011h. Guaranteed work. Mario 429- GRANDMAS Company - Green Licensed, Insured Since 1984. 9112. (111291) clean (no chemicals) rr hecals) hoors and DURHAM PAINTING CO. Cal 06dropn oP�. avMraf Nparare entraee, available omit«. We offer -Maher -in- Now. 6861467. (TF) MACKINTOSH RENOVATIONS lair clean. Bonded. insured and 9007 (1025e1) $1100 monthly pus utilities. Ot- - Oual ty and Serycce first, pkce security checked. 725- LOU'S Painting a Decorating, Bathrooms, kitchens, additions, 9177. 24 h r . answering. Interior or exterior. walpaperng. GC8 CONSTRUCTION Intenor f ramng• trm. Plumbing, electn- and exterior repairs, renovations cal and masonary. Free atnd construction. No job too big estimates. John 428-5513. or itmtWI. If it needs to be dome. (102091) we can do 1. Fast/cleat proles- MARANTHA Contracting for sionaf work guaranteed. Call m9 Craig at 6861913. (TF) prdessiorwl and fellable paint- - IfANDYPERSON to do >r home '"9 and renoirations. 6 years n Pickering/Nax. References• rortovaiors, best prices, free seniors discount. fine estimates. estimates. Cal Dorn-. 721 296-9544. (111391) 0239.(111491) RENOVATIONS, cabinetry, Home basements, kitchens. Int foveTTlentS washrooms, aidit1Of1i' paving' P stones. fres estirriates. Carew Company- 432-6865. (110591) GRAYS ROOFING & RENOVATIONS I Flat and shingle, 20 year guarantee. Also waterproofing, additions, complete interior/extdrior remodeling. t o% of senior citizens. Your local Contractor. 686.6305 ONTARIO RENOVATIONS - Total restorations . At reasonable S. No job We big or small. Bsmta complete, framing, barring, pairing els. Mork guaranteed. 420•$437 CARPENTER 15 years lnperiertw, available for cora Bleto home improvements, renovations, additions, alterations, kitchens, Bathrooms, basements, Beamics. painting. No fob too small. Free estimates. iMetwtoss. 420-91141 uciam. '.0309 t ) HSC Constnixtlon Renovations, fin, bsm8., ecks, replacement ndows, patio doors, systems. Ouaky work at a lower price. 15% discount ler seniors & handicapped. For a fm ilk-hono BlidmIlite Call Dan 4'27-2140 CENTRAL Whitby, large 3 We tan fill your vacancy with per month and fifties. No pets. per month. Lady over 40 bedroom apartment. laundry screened 8 qualified tenantsl 292-3096. 224.08%. (102091) Iib «ncw let and 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses 'adds• poking. tau 4330120. credit checks AJAX - 'The Breakers' ex- I'w etelatdeNov. '' x310' For Rent For Rent (102491) • employment b reference (1025e1) dusive kekeside lowrtltOUM for SAYLr and Liverpool area a large t bedroom basement mks lentiull servicworld . irrnrtediate occuparncy, 1660 aq PICKERIG room for, haha. IL featurrq 5 appLvxxm, air Go stallion and Ontario Hydro. w�e1c aoGo.m non-snwlw f60p offnM Offices world wide ACTIVE PROPERTIES ()crape. fireplace, 1 12 Pltort6 brswy. Cattle TV. $too baths, famiyroan and hsaut may. roWe nces required. MN". 839-5117. (102391) 5714776dub. $1150 per month, 429- Phone4204M. (102301) PICKERING 3 bedroom uppw 1874. (110091) BED mwq room ti -h , iv, n Iwel, fridge. stow included. WANTED! facillith". $too we". First and! ey 36ser�oarew�l Suit �� (enfant. Avail. Available immediately. tarp yard. snaps b Bark and beach, Oshawa 4 bedroom house. 3 1Rpba«I w,bEL sweralpar able if initially. 839.9131. upgrades. evadable , SM pits 16-264• on but semi 1 12 baths, ten 1.00 (102391) Novut"- ll yard, schools and and . CAN 72 PICKERING - vMdies Rd. wotk- (out�e.lca11416-284-4322. amenities. No pets, 9641 (102591) top r how closet. ONE bedroom basement available Nov. =095. al�6orl line WU.SOMADUVE - bright• fin• facilities, phone, laundry apartment, private entrance, manlhly buds, 571.4778• 3 s�drtoombungalow + 2 Included. $e0 weekly. 420.1846. hundiry. patkirg, summer units d pool rnurntry nym„a class p with separate entrance. 6 (102091) colloge. no Dab. SM Inclusive.Fi8w AJAX aPPsances. driveway. available FURNISHED spatclo is rooms so Doc, 1., 725-56'34• (102491) beftom immediately. $1,100/mo. + hard in quiet execudwe hone. AJAX - bright, spacious 2 f00fn with ajAjgflt utilities. 427-5047 (110791) Cable. telephone. parking spot available. Reasonable rate. 06dropn oP�. avMraf Nparare entraee, available We, deck FNStA86t YY0T8Y 3 bedroom semi, Females preferred. Cal 427- dose to amenkites and bus, it... tMy. 5595 plus 40%5 plus, rete -----S. 9007 (1025e1) $1100 monthly pus utilities. Ot- Mkis• fait and Ia4L Call Bony 839.7498- (IOM() 9M far Creek, cal days, 565.6007 Or evenings. 430.8464 alter 7 p.m. 445 hdustrfal units OSUWA - 1 bWv m boo I^rosag Leave 8 (102491) For Rent mud In lfill6a, cow to shop- AJAX 3 bedroom detached Rd/Whitby dy Mall. ping and transportation, in- simple w garb, fully $snood WaitTHIko t 3 Wal kept 3 bedrotxn detached INDUSTRIAL unit for rent or house. proundark". pool and laundry, yard. shopping and alydlable y' Fa fr�a0°•I� f h o sq- wookfillop, approx. SW $9tX) plus ti lust $500 p1u4 hydro. 579.2853 a and feat. Available Nov. 1. 427- eundodt. $1000 per month 1-tall �� or slier 8 p.m 42&1397. (102591) 8479. (1022 416.851.1043. (103191) (112091) FREE! FIF• 1, 2 a 3 Bedroom Suites 6 Appliances �fepi80� • t� Tennis Could and Car Wash FROM =85000 MONTHLY OPM HOUSE EVERY SUNDA RK 1651-1667 NASH RD., COURTICE (SE Comer of Nlt h and Trolls Rd.) Follow the HoilrWHe Adm age signs. Forma Inform om caN At FRO Advantepe Really, 433-4747 CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 (102591) stucco and marbfiznng trim, HELEN'S Home Services to woodstainmg, polyurethane reliable and professional finishes, homes, offices or housecleaning. Fully insured apartments. Also available for and bonded Call H1os&n 427. contrarctng work. For Ins ee- 1041. (102991) tntetee call Lou an 426-8583. (111491) MIGHTY CLEAN? Guararawou PROFESSIONAL painting and dean homes- offices res. wallpapering. 1 roam or wrtos& taraurts - banks. Guaranteed house. guaranteed lowest rates. Satsfactton. Insured 'Flexible ' No job's too small. Quality Personal - Reliable. CALL NOW workmanship guaranteed Cal 433-2137. (TF) 4342595 anytime. (TF) MIGHTY Cleanl Residential- SAYE 50% IBffll Three ►coma corrxrnercel-industrial. Contracts Painted ?or $399. M materials, welcome. Guaranteed results. Experienced professionals. labour and taxes irtciaded. Cal Durham Painting Co. 6661467. ReiiaDy, flexby, insured. Cal (TF) today for Free Estkmnes. 433- 2139. 332139. (1f) Pod Maintenance POOL SERVICE Opalllrtg and closing bolubis shooting pump, tiller, lbw repairs SwvhV Durham Region 25 yin. cm 427-6292 Party Services RABBIT wants work doing' magic for children's parties and all occasions• have mtY Own magicion. Cal Ems& 6681932. (TF) SPLISH SPLASH Hot Tub Rentak, feel the refreshing sen- sation of winter hot nubbin•. Bods your next parry with us. Excel- lent rants. 6555217. Aja 427- 6226.(103191) Pod IMaintenance "Pool Closings" From $150.00 bcludbg dlsRlksk FREE ESTIMATES SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1975 0 0 420 Townhouses 420 Townhouses • For Rent VVEST HILL 3 bill ms.,1 112 baths, newly pointed, 4 appliances, large eat -in kitchen, tull basement with wak-out tD garden 6 garage. $1,020. PPG Management Ltd 759.9395 450Acc�ornmm• 450 Acxcornim Shalro PKXERM 9.000 Sq FL lurtdahed hone meson fa base• dWd Al Ldkba Imploded. Clean and upper roam b def mhd& l responsible Pension $400 Par rrtedh indus(el Person wanted. Firit and last. Call 888-7901 Please cap Ron 4260359 leave Brod; and Higher" 2. (102391) m onaga (102301) PORT Whitby - responsble (NOCK Rd and 401.3 bedroom male looking la responsible executive townhouse. all ►rale or ferttale to share houa, teterti-es, mmbftn". on bus 5 min. wait to Go Wdon. 5450 + noute• firalitart• X50 monthly 1/2 utilitites. Available plus 12 Lthtys. cal 428-8374 after 7 p.m. (102591) Immedlareirl1'• Days 323.7506 or PICKERING - Liverpool a- evenings, nd 8863882 (102491) Hwy 2. - 3d Portion to Shan AJAX female to share two house. dose to Go atalion, $425 bedroom apartment. close to i dskre. Cal (139.8981 leave amenitites, parking $400 • message (102491) call 6M 9183 0 am - 3 p.m. (1012391) .- - r ( ... . . . ... -• . • w • . • . • • » • , .• -• r • -. 4 . • r 4 i . . . • . • • - . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . , . . • . , . . . . . . • . . 455 OabO p PRIVATE HOMES FOR SALE rj90 S 590 Buatt*s Opportunitles OyporttinWes TWO bedroan condo. quiet 'buldYp kncltrdss �Mfss. Clues b GO Brain Ava•abls Nay. 1., $900 monthly. tiOfiast. 416- 294-1954.(102501) 16294-1964.(1012501) 460 "e"" Space PRIME Location -Ajax. small fkvwed t>ffice, aharod fadlNies, Call 683-7515. (102391) NEWLY decorateddice now 401, plenty parking. 400 sq. N.. private entrance, utilities Included. $350 monthly. Call 7231191. (111491) A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME Consumer discourd distrWorships ' Eam;50,000-=1oo,000 first year No inventory • Tum Key situation is Financing available ' No franchise be No expertise required For prospectus please call Marty Dulin P Viiicctrorianildeccor.ceentralt 500 Homes Homes AMALGAMATED MARKETING CORP. secretarial. downtown Oshawa For Sale 500 For Sale (416) 243.0918 available now from _300 monthly. Call 434-8766. fTF) 465 WareSpace AVAILABLE Now - separate storage unds, (401/Park Rd). $0.80 per h., includes hydro. 24 hour access, from _79 monthly. Cal 7231191. (1 11491) 470 Cottages For Rent FABULOUS island retreat. 3 - bedroom tome. total privacy. Buchhom Lake, $825 weekly. Cal 1-705.292-9883, anytime. (103191) PICKERING 2.,064 sq. it. John Boddy home. 3 bedrooms. Mpr>�y T� beautiful country decor. family 575 DV Lend TO AERnSE IN THIS room with cathedral ceilings. SECTION ULL Thousands in extras. $239,990, 5761835 420-3381. Open House October S -Mn 19, 26th, 1-5 p.m. 1097 Longbow Dr.(io2291) 0 at 12°/,gorgeous WHITBY - private lot, by 15 h. cedars, 16x ,99%surrounded 32 Pool. cul-de-sac, conser- debtvations area, custom built 2 d creditstorey zz open concept home. 3 4 piece bath, and 1 2 piece. 2 Credit Counselling. Pickering . fireplaces. finished basement. large landscaped corner lot, could be apartment. Double garage. many extras. 52 MONEY probems? Debts out d .000 Evenings. 430-8553. days 586- control? Overdue? We can hep. Scugog. Asking $379.900 Phone 985-2788. (102491) Loans, debt consolidations bedroom. 3 12 barns, ell in kitchen, mail flow + tr Laundry. separate livirg/dinYg .e.• malR one bedroom basertwrt ^WAffmt. plus pgr-in. avat- 06 WvnedwA*. make an oiler, Cal 6W7267. (102491) PRIVATE Sale. (6i".900) in Pickering's most attractive Ww rAM" Owptsx. 3 bedroom. on suits. 2 umdw ramd pricing @paces. appliances included. Cal 420.6694 or Weed 613 3.0.2521. (10230,) SOWNIANIVILLE - private. Owners aaraterwd. Four year ald. 3 badrark. 2 sl way hate, Ill I Ined basenrnt, deck, b@anVal VWJC. garage. Cb" 10 sehod, 401 and park. _151,500. 623- 3077. (102291140) 006, le South Oshw^ Older, flew bedroom 1 112 storey. a atpp•arross Ings lot bw taxes, rhes . walk try an cast. cal d W 6 PAL 571.0037. (102491) SUM DOWN and you � buy my older brick ddatached tiotmw oeparsse dincii room. sat -In kitchen, sun room, air 2'batils. Cw*al Osh&WL 576- 6077Or263aB00. (1012491) AIAX - Ububus $190,500. 3 bedrooms, self contained walkout baaarrrsrr aparltrsra, *"Ma a errtrarnc@k 2 flrepleces, Maras galore. CON Ed Thomas 013.1$61. R. Anderem Real Es- tes Ltd. (102291) ASNSURN Bungalow - _172MO. 3 baboons, walkout ba mw*M mature 1.5 acre lot, altadnd garage. 2 wells. wont's last. Call Cheryl, 656-4750 on 603.1961. R. Ard@non Real Es- tate Ltd. (102291) SACRIFICE $194,900. Bow- marrdle -28".4' 'fin n on coral Brdk Nreplsca, j.aazl tub, skylight, upgraded brosdbom, main boor laundry ram cumin wkWows. Florida as" in kthan. cental air. 8021 ask stiarcake, custom time, t,000 iq. )t., -owner translarred. 023.01.0. (102491) 710 Birth Pat and Kim Ulloa are pleased to announce the birth of their sixth son Dylan Hamson, on September 12th at 5:57 p.m., 6 lbs., 3.5 ozs. A new brother for Terry, Patricio, Timothy, Nicholas, Nathan. Special thanks to all grandparents. a That Yale bundle of joy in the Radu home goes by the name of Philip Michael Radu He was born on Wednesday, August 21, at 208 p m , wenghrng in at 7 pounds. 2 ounces Proud parents are Michael and Lsa Radu, wrvie happy grandparents are Dianne and Rick So'vin and Carol and John Radu Philp wishes to take the opportunity to say -hr to his great- grandparents, aunts. uncles, cousins and trends A very special Cur1k you goes out to Or Jana, Dr Lillian and the NICU nursing staff at the KINSMEN CF OKTOBERFEST October 25th, 1997 METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE BROCK ROAD & 401, PICKERING DOORS OPEN 6:00 P.M. Entertainment Bavarian Tradition featuring George Cash and the Olttoberfest Express PROCEEDS TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH GROUP RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE TICKETS -$10.00 PER PERSON TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: AJAX - BAYLY & HARWOOD • AJAX LOEB - BAYWOOD PLAZA • DISCOVER SPORTS - AJAX - 428-1819 • RED CARPET MAJESTIC REALTY 428-9766 SCARBOROUGH • SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE TICKET MASTER 870-8000 • HOGAN ALL -MAKES LEASING 286-7335 PHONE: (416) 686-2343 -- CAY- w.retn e» -Wo% . I'r,.K:, ,r.r ��•',.•} </'h,r� f,.�i �'(i, :'dry` �P!r .''Y -'y'/ .'h 14?St7 =`=�J14 THE HEWS ADVEnwn SUNDAY, ocr. ]Q m-PAGic ro 610 llinl 675 Companions 675 emmmitinm 17, 1991, Alai Wnl Storage will cell by Public Auction the following accounts which we dellnquen to cover the costs d KevinO'Gorman Jeff Purvey Mann WcKir~ Corn Kennedy Robert Herbert Choy McMullen Michael Gooch Mary O'Gorman Chris Crod wriglt Any of the above tenants may pay the amount owing and redeem their merchandise prior to the auction ONLY 5 years old, good starter9855. (102491) leasing, financial counselling. Floflda or ret'remem home in Mdlbrook, 39 ACRES country estate with Free Consultation. National 4 go just 40 minutes to Oshawa, custom built home, barrs, pond. Credit Counselling. Pickering . Vacation Rentals large landscaped corner lot, inground pool. 1 mile from Lake Oshawa 433-1425. (10239t) FLORIDA Madera Beach, 1,500 Sq. n. fully equipped luxury quiet area. Reduced to $125.000. Cal 1-705-932.2488. Scugog. Asking $379.900 Phone 985-2788. (102491) 9 9 580 Mort gage condo, 2 plus one bedrooms. 2 RAISED brick bungalow, iniac THREE bedroom bungalow on Insurance baths• hared pod, jacuzzi, top floor, directly con guff- Available apartment, large fenced lot 50 x 125' lot, f'rvshed basement to Octoberfest, October 19. weekly/monthly, 723-6069. double driveway, garage, woodatare Open House Satur with StrCOnk1 kochen and 3 piece bath, detached garage, A Broker has $10,000 to lend on (102091) day October 19, Sunday OC northwest location Oshawa. a -gage. Repay only $221 Homes ober 20.11 p.m. 490 Wisor $144.900 Call Vince 576-5200 monthly. credo checks. No hassles. Cal Matrix 499-2400 500 V For Sale Rd.N. 436-0639.433-0188. or 5798755. (102491) Toronto Ins or out of town 1- 4331121, 427-5839. (TF) PICKERING - 1624 eq.h., 3 800-3878116. (TFALL) BEAUTIFUL semi, near Oshawa bedroom. 2 storey detached, lard fainly room with 1 fireplace TO ADVERTISE YOUR SDECIALTY ULL ABAX Financial Services Ltd. Centre, no down payment. As- consent. fennel yard with deck, 1651 5769335 Pnvate Money to Loan. No in- existing 5129,700 Tswrt3wry St. $181.900. �n 79•-7.72 come verification or credit mortgage. (1 1 3!1% until House Sit./Sun. 12-4 686- dnedks, power d sales stopped, tt♦overron•r 1982). Vernda pays 5584. (102491) _ unkrrrle4 pinnate funds la 1st. legal fees. Call Paul. 728.4565. Condos For 2nd. and 3rd hon Fast 17cere (102491) COURTICE 2 -storey, 3• 520 Sale friendly $79,900 - 54edr00O down, no bedroom, central air, vac., Broke, Dkree conal Mortgage Brake.. crease qualifying. 3 bedroom condo near dow, dishwasher. vnserlocu back drive, Professionally REDUCED for quick sale 50 call 322-7711 (24 hours). (110391) own �Y carnes (4k• rent, must be sold. Call t tiny lernc•d. clow 10 Schools Richmond St. Oshawa. One bedroom condo with balcony. MORTGAGES to W% of proper Frank Milanovic, 434-3800, Clarion Reeky. (102491) and park. Main floor fanny roam with freplasi As- very clean, window covunngs ty value. some below bank DUPLEX with Iron and roar kirg 5225.000. 4323357. (TF) and all appliances included. 5106.900. Call Vince 576-5200 rates, specializing in pre-QLkV - ing first -tins buyerM . ortgages apartment on a quiet strew now PICKERING PICKERING 4 years new, 4 or 579-8755. (102491) and bans for any purpose. Ali Poison and Bloor in Oshawa. bedrooms plus Ytrrary, 5 Piece , Lots For appbcatiom considered, regard - LM n one rxna and rent fns 2 pace washrooms. farm y'°°n^ 535 less d «•dt rating and �ncar:r. Other unit for _660 monthly. w'th fireplace, oak kitchen, Sale Fast service and approvals. Separate metres, gas heating. Ceramic throughout. apdanne Raycan Firencai Ltd. 571-2880 large 45x135 It. lot, lanced must be seen. 5295.000- 663- EXECUTIVE Estate, lot for sal Oshawa, 686-2936 Pickering. backyard, 5149.000. Cant 728- 3605. (10229 1) Prince Rupert Dr. 1 12 acres (TFNALL) 2255. (102291) OLDER Two bedroom semi. eat- Pin- Wooded ravine lot. Span for teens court a pool. Open toY �OwMANVILL - (134,500.. 3 n kitchen, separate dining -. oilers. Call Jack Rupert, 1116- E S I W• can help n w P t h bedroom sem, 3 years old, updated windows. and electrical 886.6268 after 6 p.m. (10249 1) 1 101 gages. wren the bank says garage. fenced yard• finished baserrwtt.621 2754. (1 02591) panels. Maintenance free •idenor, deep kill. provide yard. EXECUTIVE Estate lots for sale. No. Bad credo. 90X fryncng, Construction bans. and hors. Low taxes, garage. Oshawa, Pnnce Rupert Dr. 1 1/2 acres Call Doke or Rick, 6668605 OOwNPAY-N-m Problems? fhear Knob Hit Farms. 588,000 ms's• bads of roam for pool. To Community Financial We can help. Dont pay rent 2634M. (1024911 Clear at $99,000 ready to build. Servioes.(111491) when you can afford to own. Cal Doug Brent' Cottages For Fa rrore,ntornation. call Jack Rupert, 11168828268 a 6668805, Corry munity Financial Services. 550 `.Sale after 6 P.M. (102491) Business (111491) Opportunities WATERFRONT5 on Rios LAST Oshawa.two SROItERhas510.000tolendat $147 per rttond . Contact Jay sf Lake. LarQ • tri�d tot, 3 bedrooms. fang• surrounding w,v,Gep building love@1 up TAXI package -everything 668-6805. Corrvnurvty, Financial deck. 8eautilW sunset waw. As. king Prestige arca, ready to go, as- king $110.000 each. Easy$16.000. cohpl•ts, including car once. 831.8196 after 7 m. P Services. (11149 1) COUR7ICE 3 $109,900. Cal 428.0965 after 7 p.m. (iwniNC) terms. Call 7231191. (1tt491) (102291) bedroom. 3 12 barns, ell in kitchen, mail flow + tr Laundry. separate livirg/dinYg .e.• malR one bedroom basertwrt ^WAffmt. plus pgr-in. avat- 06 WvnedwA*. make an oiler, Cal 6W7267. (102491) PRIVATE Sale. (6i".900) in Pickering's most attractive Ww rAM" Owptsx. 3 bedroom. on suits. 2 umdw ramd pricing @paces. appliances included. Cal 420.6694 or Weed 613 3.0.2521. (10230,) SOWNIANIVILLE - private. Owners aaraterwd. Four year ald. 3 badrark. 2 sl way hate, Ill I Ined basenrnt, deck, b@anVal VWJC. garage. Cb" 10 sehod, 401 and park. _151,500. 623- 3077. (102291140) 006, le South Oshw^ Older, flew bedroom 1 112 storey. a atpp•arross Ings lot bw taxes, rhes . walk try an cast. cal d W 6 PAL 571.0037. (102491) SUM DOWN and you � buy my older brick ddatached tiotmw oeparsse dincii room. sat -In kitchen, sun room, air 2'batils. Cw*al Osh&WL 576- 6077Or263aB00. (1012491) AIAX - Ububus $190,500. 3 bedrooms, self contained walkout baaarrrsrr aparltrsra, *"Ma a errtrarnc@k 2 flrepleces, Maras galore. CON Ed Thomas 013.1$61. R. Anderem Real Es- tes Ltd. (102291) ASNSURN Bungalow - _172MO. 3 baboons, walkout ba mw*M mature 1.5 acre lot, altadnd garage. 2 wells. wont's last. Call Cheryl, 656-4750 on 603.1961. R. Ard@non Real Es- tate Ltd. (102291) SACRIFICE $194,900. Bow- marrdle -28".4' 'fin n on coral Brdk Nreplsca, j.aazl tub, skylight, upgraded brosdbom, main boor laundry ram cumin wkWows. Florida as" in kthan. cental air. 8021 ask stiarcake, custom time, t,000 iq. )t., -owner translarred. 023.01.0. (102491) 710 Birth Pat and Kim Ulloa are pleased to announce the birth of their sixth son Dylan Hamson, on September 12th at 5:57 p.m., 6 lbs., 3.5 ozs. A new brother for Terry, Patricio, Timothy, Nicholas, Nathan. Special thanks to all grandparents. a That Yale bundle of joy in the Radu home goes by the name of Philip Michael Radu He was born on Wednesday, August 21, at 208 p m , wenghrng in at 7 pounds. 2 ounces Proud parents are Michael and Lsa Radu, wrvie happy grandparents are Dianne and Rick So'vin and Carol and John Radu Philp wishes to take the opportunity to say -hr to his great- grandparents, aunts. uncles, cousins and trends A very special Cur1k you goes out to Or Jana, Dr Lillian and the NICU nursing staff at the KINSMEN CF OKTOBERFEST October 25th, 1997 METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE BROCK ROAD & 401, PICKERING DOORS OPEN 6:00 P.M. Entertainment Bavarian Tradition featuring George Cash and the Olttoberfest Express PROCEEDS TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH GROUP RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE TICKETS -$10.00 PER PERSON TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: AJAX - BAYLY & HARWOOD • AJAX LOEB - BAYWOOD PLAZA • DISCOVER SPORTS - AJAX - 428-1819 • RED CARPET MAJESTIC REALTY 428-9766 SCARBOROUGH • SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE TICKET MASTER 870-8000 • HOGAN ALL -MAKES LEASING 286-7335 PHONE: (416) 686-2343 -- CAY- w.retn e» -Wo% . I'r,.K:, ,r.r ��•',.•} </'h,r� f,.�i �'(i, :'dry` �P!r .''Y -'y'/ .'h 14?St7 =`=�J14 THE HEWS ADVEnwn SUNDAY, ocr. ]Q m-PAGic ro 610 llinl 675 Companions 675 emmmitinm 17, 1991, Alai Wnl Storage will cell by Public Auction the following accounts which we dellnquen to cover the costs d KevinO'Gorman Jeff Purvey Mann WcKir~ Corn Kennedy Robert Herbert Choy McMullen Michael Gooch Mary O'Gorman Chris Crod wriglt Any of the above tenants may pay the amount owing and redeem their merchandise prior to the auction THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BY-LAW pursuant to the provisions of the DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S.O. 1989, chapter 58, section 4 pursuant to the provisions of dv DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S-0. 1989, chapter 58, section 4 TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of The Corwraton of ft Towr of Rckenng passed ey,ark, 3654,91 or October 7, 1981. Plusuant to sector 4 of the DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S 0 1989 Cnpter 58. and TAKE NOTICE THAT ary person or agency Tay aooea. C Te Ontano Municipal Board ir vscw, Of Te By-iaw oy 'Wing wnh the Tow- Cerk rot ager pan November ' 1. ' 99' a the address set out below a -olice of appeal setting out the oorectxxr to 7!1e By-aw arc pe easons in suppor of Te ODOCI)W The Deveicosi Charges ;mposed roar 8y ave 38519' are as follows RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CHARGES Tyce of Dwelling Unit Charge Per Unit Single detached dwelling• or Semi-detached dwelling $4582 00 Apartment dwelling. two or more bedrooms $3,66000 Apartment dwelling. less than two bedrooms 52.393 00 Other dweilirg (Including smgle attached dweiling) $4.23600 From October 8, '991 to October 7. '992. both Inclusive, for each square metre of gross floor area no charge From October 8, 1992 to October 7, 1993, both inclusive. for each square metre of gross floor area $9.37 On and after Ocober 8, 1993, for each square rmeire of gross floor area $18.73 Developnent charges shall be imposed against all land throughout the Town of Rckenng (see map boom) where the development of the will increase the need for local municipal services except rano our, by and used for the purposes of: (a) a board of education, (b) the Town, or any local bard thereof. (c) The Regional lkulc,pably of Dunam. or any local board thereof, or (d) the Twn of Ajax the Township of Uxbridge or the Town of Whitby, or arty local board of any of them. L-41 - j � PICKERING = ,,__•�; -ill - PHSTIC Advisor - tarot cards, VD information. balnfw«nw. Past, present, future. 8y Call 723.8521 Monday-FAdap appointment. Dia 725.4143. 830 am. - 430 p.m. Free clinic A HIGH qually sirtcere doing Tuesdays and Thursdays, 430- and introduction service, ex• 530 p.m. Cook 4-8901 during elusively for the residents of the dinic hours. (TF) Durtnam Region. Inexpensive, A HIGH DUALITY sincere dating thoughtul referral, large diem and introduction service, ex - base. Phone 686.7196. (TF) elusively for the residents of the BIRTH corirol and family pian. Durham Region. Inexpensive. ning counselling. Free and thoughtful referral, large client confidential, available Monday base' Ask abort the singles trip to Friday, 830 am. to 430 p.m, to Octoberfest, October 19. Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to Phone 6867196. (TFALL) 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 ABORTION information. Call p,m. Pickering Thurs. 3100 p.m. 683-6033. (TIF) to 6 p.m. For further inlormatloI JESUS says. can the no lead call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick- enng 420-8781. (TF) the blind? Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is DISTRESS Centre. Need some- the hired minister. Micah 3'11, one to talk to? Call us anytime. Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. 4331121, 427-5839. (TF) Jim Campbell 1-705.953-9475. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BY-LAW pursuant to the provisions of the DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S.O. 1989, chapter 58, section 4 pursuant to the provisions of dv DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S-0. 1989, chapter 58, section 4 TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of The Corwraton of ft Towr of Rckenng passed ey,ark, 3654,91 or October 7, 1981. Plusuant to sector 4 of the DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, 1989 S 0 1989 Cnpter 58. and TAKE NOTICE THAT ary person or agency Tay aooea. C Te Ontano Municipal Board ir vscw, Of Te By-iaw oy 'Wing wnh the Tow- Cerk rot ager pan November ' 1. ' 99' a the address set out below a -olice of appeal setting out the oorectxxr to 7!1e By-aw arc pe easons in suppor of Te ODOCI)W The Deveicosi Charges ;mposed roar 8y ave 38519' are as follows RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CHARGES Tyce of Dwelling Unit Charge Per Unit Single detached dwelling• or Semi-detached dwelling $4582 00 Apartment dwelling. two or more bedrooms $3,66000 Apartment dwelling. less than two bedrooms 52.393 00 Other dweilirg (Including smgle attached dweiling) $4.23600 From October 8, '991 to October 7. '992. both Inclusive, for each square metre of gross floor area no charge From October 8, 1992 to October 7, 1993, both inclusive. for each square metre of gross floor area $9.37 On and after Ocober 8, 1993, for each square rmeire of gross floor area $18.73 Developnent charges shall be imposed against all land throughout the Town of Rckenng (see map boom) where the development of the will increase the need for local municipal services except rano our, by and used for the purposes of: (a) a board of education, (b) the Town, or any local bard thereof. (c) The Regional lkulc,pably of Dunam. or any local board thereof, or (d) the Twn of Ajax the Township of Uxbridge or the Town of Whitby, or arty local board of any of them. L-41 - j � PICKERING = ,,__•�; -ill - 4 _ The mnpk to By-law is available for inspection in the office of Ile Town Clerk during regular office hours (8:30 am. b 5:00 pm.) Daled at the Town d Pickering, Bruce Taylor, AM.C.T. this 18th day of October, 1991 Town Clerk The Corporation of he Town of Pickering Pickenrg Cmc Complex One The Esplanade _ pocker_ M{Qyt(7 .. _ ._ . ._ ........ PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 1"1 EDUROCK"1=' FILE BACKER BOARD' WATER-COMMBLE CERAMIC nu . BACKING ANO UNDEM AYMENT - WON'T ,,,o„ DETERIORATE WHEN EXPOSED TO WATER! REG. 21.95• SHEETS - YI IL 95EA. SALE,.„. lsotss . DURO :K DE_M0N__ST4;U ON - SAT., OCT. 26TH, 10 TO 3 AT BOTH MILLWORK STORES BIXWe hardwood floors A 1 ARMS 41 O f PREFINISHED 3/4"X21/4" PIMI KS URETHANE FINISH 9912021 PKG. COVERS 7 150250 20 50. FT. PKG. 11/2 � � RIVA SERIES ONLY OSHAWA STORE ONLY FEATURES: 1�A -FULL I °tom WEEK! DONT MISS R! STEEL ENTRY DOOR s PRE -HUNG • INSULATED CANADIAN MADE �7 IJ 6 PANEL DOORS �I 32"X80" - LEFT OR RIGHT OPENING f REG. 135.99 SALE ... 1259%001-02M E. Ei 34"X80" - LEFT OR RIGHT OPENING � REG. 138.99 _ SALF...12999,� 9 LITE DOORS - LEFT OR RIGHT OPENING 32"x80" REG. 189.99 SALE... 17999S3200)-532002 E_ 34"X&O" - LEFT OR RIGHT OPENING i REG. 193.99 SALE ... 184"534=1,534S= OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE - ALSO ON SALE! STEEL DOOR ItSTAiiATiON DEMO FIND OUT HOW EASY IT IS TO INSTALL THESE DOORS YOURSELF. SAT., OCT. 26-10 TO 2 -BOTH STORES STORM DOORS 2" THICK REGULAR ►, '� 1 WEATHER SEAL 3 HINGES _a . <. �..� SELF -STORAGE SCREEN •TRIPLE SEAL ADJUSTABLE t t 80x SWEEP _ .. .. 2 LRE AVAILABLE IN WHITE OR BROWN. 32••X80•' unoo✓ =4 o 34'"AW' s3mvss462o - YOUR CHOICE -3 9 99 x z �LwhL.:utiirJd ti+ui�t tL4rir:. UNDEMAY1 II MT ITS WHAT'S UNDERNEWH THAT COUNTS ui� c4U...&o- UNDBUYMENT UNDERLAnMIEHT 1/4"X4'X4' 3/8"X4'X4' REG. 6.39 79 REG. 12.49 SALE 7nmo STALE 1129 7MI50 BRUCE FLOORING & UNDERLAY DEMO — SATURDAY, OCT. 26 10 TO 2 — OSHAWA STORE ONLY CERAMIC HEATERS owmomcm= 579�� �OSCIUPTING N . CERAMIC HEATERS oNor�9 272100 "SIGMA" QUARTZ HALOGEN SECURITY FLOOD LIGHTS SPECIAL PURCHASE! WHILE QUANTITIES LAST BULB INCLUDED • s00 WATTS • RUST RESISTANT • CAN BE AIMED UP OR DOWN ONLY 99 74500 ��hiJi L* 0..,.. • 1'•`_ rf DRES VYN U CL11AR N I+ m 714AN HOt#. RKOAT N 2 TO 3 MOM 41 VAIM CLEAN LA • SAN z GLOSS • SEMI—CAO5S * SATIN 232002/232006/232014 99 1 LITRE FEG- 18.99ALE 4 LITRES - REG. 56.99 59 T 232005/232OXV23201s �mtSALE. 6 FLECTO DEMO- SAT., OCT. 26 10 TO 2 — OSHAWA STORE ONIY OUTSIDE HALOGEN FLOOD BULBS S3 CASH BACK FROM HYDRO 1. 45 WET 70 WNT 90 WATT ONLY 9.95 ONLY 11.95 ONLY 9.95 07205 0720• 05714 6 9 5AFTER 895AMR 6 95AFTER REBATE REBATE REBATE .._ EXAPAN BY... Gr�fillex' ' DECORATIVE -COVERINGS FOR , WALLS AND CEILINGS J EXAPIIN IS COMPU WW %WEiWOOF, AIRn%ff, MILDEW RESISTANT APD VERT EASY TO PWALL AND ~MM. EXAPAN COMES IN A PACKAGE VVF/CH COVERS 26.9 SQ FT. OPE P*AXAOE COMMNS 4 PANELS 3A X10"= PUT EXAPMN CAN K NSTALLED 06iKTLY TO TILES. PIASTER V LS AND CELSIG S. TM IS AN EASY ANSWER TO INSK*ffW OR CRACXW WALLS AND COMO& RENOVATE YOUR BATHROOM PERSONAUZE YOUR KITCHEN PRICED - `YFROM ONLY EXAMN DEMO - SAT., OCT. 26 10 TO 2 - OSHAWA STORE ONLY 0��JAX Aryry'v,'.; 'I'!9 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 7286291 a� F ANOIlRSI1oK�ia ASI a , " "MD L1S FAST a 9 NOTION ROAD, AJAX 68344 •A�vx -, ,�. '�`� tiwlxliowl�;rlr�.�.AAIwIaLu� I' MNERrAfAILML£ EHACTLitpMgrlM r:,:, 4I TIE 3.x#►M IRMEOR7ACCErI� ALLRBItCAMNO� WT �CAM �; VISA �i►�l.�t►Mil ENDS z� wALIM iAlLSloaa ,.� home coMr�e AN � 6�i�IgT -�.�,a A01lN6MI14 TfLE•�IECT MLA�IM1 26/91. •6slw.LilOTM1111DEDN#Ir41'Ei e�..�..�..a....�.--� -I �MOMIILII,: 'd y