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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_11_01Pickering Edition Weddings eanyuets ADVER Meetings 683,3210 Annandale Country Club Sunday, Nov. 1, 1992 24 pages A Metrola nd Community Newspaper 11 t/�,Itttl PNO(m ape PrON= 37,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 44 ■ TLord celebrates ears ture We Montreal- warship. m Staff, students based T!;fe b3trRJ10Cii*d ecause the neighboring Town- (bJ.L.) Set ��ell I��t�'lS ckering was unable to plant here. The quiet farm�n#W(:tommodate the influx of children became home to thousands of peo- to the area, an eight -room school ple who came from across the was built. country for work and was soon It opened with a staff of nine named Ajax after a famous British See WOODEN...Page 3 KIDS HELP DISABLED: Children at Angelika Daycare and Nursery School, Pickering, collect pop tabs to buy wheelchairs for the disabled. The tabs are shipped to a Fer- invited to reunion By LINDA WHITE r Staff Reporter what the smell was. 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Gaff t(Hwy.2IN East d Odllws 436-2222 436-2228 BOB NMRS Chevrolet • O+eo • OIdallobile as eat► SL W., NU 427-2500 OPEN SAT. 8 A.Y. - 2 PA. GUS BROWN ftafte a" am Thickil 1201 Mrofts St I, Whllby 668.8858 668.8871 roll.-THURL 7 AAL - 6 P.M. PRI. 7 A_M_ - R CJa_ BRUCE BISSELL Buick Pontiac M ft* sI. w., *x (1 block W of llrrood Aft) 683-6561 SHERIDAN CHEVROLET a" • oWemobfte CadOw tllllGi0NWM1 ft(lmbEd"q 60-9= OM IIAT. TELE NEM ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMER 1,1"2 -PAGE 3 FROM PAGE 1 and accommodated students up to Grade 10. Two additional class- rooms were added in the summer of 1942 and once students com- pleted Grade 6, they began attending St. Andrew's Junior High School, which was built at that time. The school did not close its doors as expected when the war ended. Many former plant employees stayed in the area and many jobs were offered by the University of Toronto when it established an engineering school here. As the town continued to grow, the school saw an addi- tional four classrooms in 1954. When Parkside School was built that year, the school board changed the name of Ajax Pub- lic School to Lord Elgin Junior Public School. (Lord Elgin, a governor gen- eral in Canada in 1846, signed the order dividing York County into three counties, Ontario, Peel and York.) When several young offend- ers set fire to St. Andrew's in 1979, the community was out- raged, Mr. Kirkaldy says. "The kids were brought to court in Pickering Village," he recalls. "The townspeople were very upset, so the judge decided to move the trial out of town." Still, one story about the fire can still bring a smile to the face of even the most angry. It seems a teacher there was fond of fish and was horrified at the thought of losing his guppies. "Imagine his surprise when he found his guppies swimming in puddles formed in the warped wooden floors," Mr. Kirkaldy says of the clean-up. - The school's destruction forced Lord Elgin to expand its program again to include stu- dents up to Grade 8. That year, the school board began plans to replace the Lord Elgin school. The wooden school was con- sidered a "fire trap," though many of the classrooms had their own doors and students could be evacuated quickly in the event of an emergency, says Mr. Lord Elgin Public School first opened its doors in 1942. The wooden schoo\, not expected to operate after the war, was eventually replaced in 1984. Former Lord Elgin Public School principal Jim Kirkaldy visits students as the school prepares to cele- brate its 50th anniversary. Mr. Kirkaldy was principal of both the old and new school. photo by Ron Pietroniro Kirkaldy, who was principal there from 1978 to 1985. Admittedly, Mr. Kirkaldy had been "skeptical" when assigned ,to the old school, though "it was really sad" when it was eventual- ly torn down. "It had atmosphere. Within a few months, I was really glad I had taken the job," Mr. Kirkaldy recalls. "I had been told that no one would be able to sneak up on me because of the wooden floors. I knew where everything was happening." The new school was built in an area that had formerly been the playground. Catholic trustees will meet to `,pick each othe'r9sbrains' DURHAM - The road has been paved for separate school board trustees to "pick each other's brains" on an informal That's how Oshawa trustee Paul Woodcraft described the purpose of caucus get-togethers at a recent Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board meeting. Trustees decided caucus meet- ings can be held when called by .the board chair, the. chair of either the English or French Ian- guage sections, and/or the chairs .r . Tw_ -- of the standing committees on approved issues. Oshawa trustee Joe Corey is concerned the meetings may not be legal, though Mr. Woodcraft assured, "As long as decisions ' aren't made behind closed doors, it certainly isn't illegal at all." Vice -chair and Pickering trustee Mary Zecchino doubts :,many caucus meetings will be ...called, but believes they will be beneficial when the board is -dealing with such issues as bud- gets and teacher contract negotia- tions. _ - ,, . - t - 1 PR O AUTO GLASS I -/ and TIUM .a WINDSHIELD REDIA -�We pay the $50.00 SATifRDAYii�EVENNG :' ZOO Cash KLL1S we give you f AVALABLE a a total of 0500 Insurance Prices Only i 860 BROC[ RD. S. UNIT 16 . LPI G Call for an oppoiotmma _ S 37-7819 J The idea of holding informal meetings was fast brought before the board in March 1991, when former Oshawa trustee Fred Jones argued the meetings would support, but not replace, deci- sion-making. All past and present students are invited to attend Lord Elgin's silver anniversary. The school will hold an open house Satur- day. Nov. 14 from I to 4 p.m. A dance will be held that evening at the Ajax Legion. Tickets are $10 and are available by calling 683- 3581. DECORATING DREAMS With CORINNE SCHOLEY Interlor Decorator CLOUD PAINTING WITH SPONGES! Q,• How do 1 go about painting clouds on my baby's bedroom ceiling? A,• Cloud painting is a WONDERFUL way to create a FAIRY TALE setting in your child's bedroom or bathroom! Also, stylized painting of nursery rhyme characters and simple do-it-yourself stenciling is an excellent addition to the puffy clouds on ceilings or walls. TIPS FOR CLOUD PAINTING: Supplies: Natural Sea Sponge - available at The Chesterfield Factory for only $7.00 White Spray Paint Sky Blue latex Paint 1 Start with a background of sky blue paint. 2 Spray white paint in misty clouds on the wall. 3 Add sponged clouds over the misty clouds - this creates the cloud layers For complete cloud painting instructions, ideas and pictures, drop by The Chesterfield Factory at 1650 Bayiy Street in Pickering - If this is your first time sponge painting you may want to attend the next 2 hour SPONGE PAINTING 3 FAUX FINISH WORKSHOP at The Chesterfield Factory. Upcoming Decorating Seminars: 1. SPONGE PAINTING ($20) Nov. 10 S 19. 7-9 p m 2. STENCILING ($30) Nov. 4 &12.7-9 p m For information and registration cam 686-9846 todayl (torTery o4 West H.iI; d��ST ERPIF� �+ FACTORY O LTD R OWE PICKERIN(` ' 1057 13mck Road a a 686-5589 DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., NOV. 1/92 Y MP 0M) ��x LOKMS (tel `PCMIADM TSE MM ctEwrEMw• fIEA(AIAXP C) ACONSUlliIIIIERS aTRIBUTc SEARS A VAICK) • THE SAY (PICK) t 000t c K(AM - . ooYIMON tAJAIGPtctd • FOOD TOWN (AIAX)}' •SAVE-A-CENM (FOM IGA • K MART (SICK.) • Orr0wnd is solutN liamisholb W*1 - SUNDAY, NOK 1,1992 Sundays Carrier of the Week is Jesse Morgan. Jesse enjoys rollerblading and Super Nintendo. Jesse received McDonalds coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Jesse for being our Sunday carrier of ft week cam .� ... .( 3,�'`•�� { -: � _ _ '.r."- -- ._,. _ f.__.-;;�-.�`-_ �M]+i,a iT^,�"'!�� ..t'r,. e.:�," � - ' � w, s�i'iVLiip r}+r�' � ��+�r�c �^ '^�y'?c�'iiar�•^.' ,' ? '_ r .'? PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVE1fM H SUNDAY; NOVIDOU 1,1"2 , .-y Y a • - . Obituaries JANKOWSKI, Otto Peter - Entered into rest suddenly at the Wellesley Hospital in Toronto on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1992. Otto Jankowski in his 50th year was the beloved son of Edith and the late Paul Jankowski. Dear son-in-law of Oscar and the late Doris Carew. Loving husband of Janet (nee Carew) and father of Robbie, Drew and Elizabeth, all at home. Dear brother of Rodger of Vancouver, Betty and her husband Glenn Mclvor of Cour- tice, and Dagmar and her hus- band Paul Brisebois of Perth, also predeceased by one brother Helmut. Dear brother-in-law of Gayle and Peter Atkin, Judy and Blaine Alsop, Paul and Eileen Carew, and Anne Carew, all of Cameron, Nancy and Jim Oliver of Bobcaygeon, Doug and Carol Carew, and Louise and Donald Junkin both of Fenelon Falls, Steven Carew of Oshawa, Heather and Angelo Martignetti of Cavan, Cheryl and Bruce Posch of Thornloe, and Hollie and Bruce Beuke- boom of Lindsay. Fondly remembered by many nieces and nephews. Mr. Jankowski rested at the Mackey Funeral Home, Peel St., Lindsay on Fri- day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.. with funeral service in the chapel on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 1:30 p.m. Interment at the Fenelon Falls Cemetery. Memorial donations to The Ross Tilley Burn Centre, c/o The Wellesley Hospital, 160 Wellesley St. E., Toronto. Ontario, M4Y IJ3 would be appreciated by the family. SCHENK, Harry W. - Died peacefully at his home. Harry Schenk, beloved husband of Gerry. Dear dad of Philip and his wife Tracy. and Robert. Loving grandfather of James, Christopher and Braden. Sur- vived by his sister Trude of Wienheim, Germany. Mr. Schenk will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, after 2 pm. Monday. Funeral mass on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 1 pm. at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 796 Eyer Dr., Pickering. Interment Erskine Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Dona- tions made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be great- ly appreciated. HERE WE COME AJAX! GRAND "MNG CE BRATION - THWA,, NOV. S - i SUN, NOV. 8 ,qZA SENSATIONAL NEW EATERY FORTIS WHOLE -FARY IrS FUN & UNIQUE 172 HUNT ST., 619-1236 I tconomist says 'no' vote will create'uncertaint By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - A local economist says the no vote in Monday's ref- erendum will create uncertainty in Canada. "The uncertainty created by a no vote can't be good," says Rick Hird, economist and professor at Durham College. "A yes vote probably would have been better for the economy." But Mr. Hird says a yes vote didn't mean that everything con- tained in the Charlottetown Accord was good for Canada. "Like trade barriers, not everv- thing was going to be great for the economy," he says. However, a yes vote would have helped the confidence of investors, interest rates, and the dollar in making a stable econo- my, he says. Mr. Hird cites other past uncertainties in our country such as the Meech Lake Accord and the Oka crisis which created a negative impact on the market. "With the uncertainty we've had for the last three to four months the interest rates have creeped up a little bit and the dol- lar has lowered," says Mr. Hird. "It's hard to say whether the no vote will bring interest rates up (higher) and the dollar down (even lower). But I tend to think that will be likely." However he doesn't predict interest rates skyrocketing. '(Since) the Charlottetown Agreement the Canadian dollar has dropped in the past few months," he says. "In September the prime interest rate went up a couple of points and mortgage rates followed which drove the dollar down. "It's going to start happening. Would you want to invest here when Canada's future is uncer- tain?" He says big companies looking at investment in Canada may look elsewhere where they feel a little "more comfortable" for the long- term. "If you've got a choice of investing in Canada or some- where else that's a little more sta- ble, maybe you'll look some- where else," says Mr. Hird, who is the author of an economics textbook and has worked as an economist for the provincial and federal governments. But he says the no vote isn' the only thing discouraginj investors. He thinks the proposec changes to Bill 40, the Laboi Relations Act, may be another factor. "We've got other things oui there that are possibly discourag. ing investment as well," he says. To turn the economy around, Mr. Hird sees changes needed in the educational system to train people for new jobs, elimination of provincial trade barriers, changes to Bill 40, and keeping inflation down. He says the United States is showing signs that it is coming out of a recession and that's a good sign for Canada. 1 MOM Fmkfin's Save 3.00 WnNSNROIASE OF la.N Qa1a1G SOiY I 1 1 R �- 1ND Y I 1 I I � DMRGENT I 1 ' 3 L LIMIT 1 MR FAMILY • SM NX 7/y2 I �----------------------------J RISC J :#_ 282 Monarch Ave. 1 � - AIVim � \t tri ,�'tt1.,�• ��Ij �, 1 I • DAILY 9-9 aim SATURDAY 830-6 NNAL SUNDAY 10-61"ME"T MS D ------------ 1 , 1 UMORIMT - FW i M OR lIARYEST ; lam-o"Ne ro . 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Those who sign up will automatically The snow -removal service, provided by town staff have snow cleared from walkways at their homes with financial help from the Pickering Optimist and throughout the winter season. Progress Clubs, is offered free of charge to residents But anyone who waits until the snow flies to call in urban areas only. Eligible seniors are those unable .the town for help will be out of luck; latecomers are to shovel their own snow with no family members put on a waiting list. who can do it for them. For registration forms, call Margaret at 420-4620. New name sought for Harwood AJAX - Wanted: A new name for Harwood Secondary School. our society in the region, province noon. Send them to the attention The Durham Board of Educa- or country. The school cannot be named after a current board of George Marlow, superinten- dent of education, 1400 Hopkins tion plans to change the name of employee or member. St., Whitby, Ont., L 1 N 2C3. the Falby Ct. school to reflect its • An historical name which Entries can also be faxed to 666 - new program and image as it once applied to the area in which 3840. moves from a technical school to the school is located. Along with your suggested a full -program secondary school • The name of the district name, be sure to include the rea- next September and is inviting the which the school will serve. son for your selection, your name, public to submit suggestions. • The name of the street on address and phone number. The school can be named after: which the school is located. For more information, call • People recognized as having Suggestions must be submitted 686-1282. made a significant contribution to no later than Friday, Nov. 6 at Sweet singers sought AJAX-PICKERING - Women who dream of singing and becoming a stage star are invited to join the Eastside Harmony Sweet Adeline Chorus. The women's singing group invites interested women of all ages to attend a rehearsal and learn more about the international organi- zation. No experience is necessary. "One of the most important aspects of our organization is the opportunity for our members to develop as stage performers," says public relations coordinator Cathy Partridge. "From singing for local charity functions to competing on the international stage, Sweet Adelines has it all. We're together because we love it." Rehearsals are held Thursdays from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering. For more information, rail Cathy at 434-1726 or Mary Lou at 831-7997. Recycle this newspaper , Show Off Your Thin Beverly Hills Body at any one of 10 U.S. Destinations FREE We'll Pay For Your Stay LEMMM . 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O fHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 igxffARS • C t of p� ;• '' \ *��+ 1� i� ;: - �• .y ..: 46!'�4ri:4%'� 2N.-s`lI'.` .<�' Y*' fi psi rwa:E w-rnss Wawa JLUVE FEMM SUNDAY, NOVIBttORR 1, IM 1 Complicated At one time the relationship between the police and the communi- ty was more harmonious, and less complicated. The police decided what they needed to do their job, and asked for it from the politicians. Politicians learned what the people of the community wanted from their police department, mostly by listening to complaints and praise from individuals or temporary groups got together for a specific purpose. Then the politicians arranged a com- promise, which was imposed on both the police and citizens. Life in the police force has been complicated by the growth in size, number and influence of special-interest groups. These groups, organized by ethnic group, ideology, sex and residency, are no longer temporary. They are permanent, and their power is growing. Sometimes the results are good, when they open the service up to public scrutiny. Sometimes they are irritating, as with the recent demand for more wasteful paper work. Sometimes they are bad, as when police officers are accused of racism. (Are our police officers really any more racist than the rest of society'?) T6 Tsituation is not special to police. Government at all levels is increasingly being driven by reaction to pressure from special-inter- est groups. Groups are even being formed in reaction to other groups — anti -groups. As the effectiveness of the special interests grows, their very success encourages the formation of even more just like them. Our entire society seems to be splitting up into a multitude of competing organizations, each dedicated to improving its own lot. We all have the right to organize into a group, with the goal of improving life for the members of the group. But we have to keep in mind that we are all members of much larger groups — the commu- nity and the country — and our greatest likelihood of improving life comes with the success of those larger groups. For politicians it is easy to listen to such groups, and not hear the less focused voice of the majority. If our society is to avoid fragmen- tation, though, they must develop more fine-tuned hearing. Editor's mail Quote of the Week "People don't like Mulroney, Rae, all politicians..." — MPP Jim Wiseman following Monday's 'no' vote in the constitutional referendum. Ajax Taxpayers' Coalition dies To the editor, Once again our beloved politi- cians are talking budgets and tax increases for 1993. Late in the year 1991, we start- ed a Taxpayers' Coalition chapter in Ajax, in an effort to make our local politicians more accountable to our tax dollars that they spend each year. We had membership drives; we held several public meetings; we attended many, many meetings of Ajax town council, the Region of Durham council and both local school boards, public and separate. My Porn puts down women and celebrates violence To the editor, In reference to your recent story regarding the "peaceful protest" at an Adults Only video outlet, may I contribute a bit of information that I picked up from the Business Opportunities column of the Toronto Star? The advertisement listed an X -Rated Video store and business for sale in a suburb the other side of Toronto. What caught my eye was the feature of the business — a clientele of 2,000 customers. Imagine that many people on a steady diet of that trash! Now I know that there are inspirational videos calculated to inspire one, self-improvement videos which help one to become a better person. Imagine then the effect of constant consumption of videos which put down and celebrate violence against women. Almost without exception these films convey to the viewer that violence against women will be rewarded with affection. Does this mean that these films can cause rape? Hardly, but they sure do noth- ing to prevent such violent crimes. Lou Dickson Ajax News Advertiser of theis Nows Adver- tiser k prolNcled by A Metrolond CommunityNewspaper copyrl one unauthooriri zed use Without written cath sent Is prohlbBod. Tho Timothy John Whittaker revives thebeght to classify or refuse Publisher any advodlsement of his discretion. wife Brenda and I started this Ajax chapter and put in a tremendous amount of time and effort to get it off the ground and make it heard by local public officials. We were then joined by four local citizens who were also concerned about high rising taxes. Collectively, we fought long and hard to have the local level of taxes frozen at the previous year's level, and we were successful to some degree. We went door to door getting signatures on a petition for a zero - percent increase and we received tremendous support in this endeav- or. We canvassed 1,805 homeown- ers and we received 1800 signa- tures, which goes to show, if all you want is a signature on a piece of paper you can get all the sup- port you want. However, if you ask people to get involved the result is completely different. No one wants to get involved! We ended ftp with a total mem- bership of about 250 people in the Ajax Chapter and in June we sent out a personal invitation via the mail, to every member to please attend a meeting with our prime objective being to select a formal executive. We received a grand total of six people showing up at the meeting. Needless to say we did not JOANNE BURGFW IT - Echor-in-Chief GREG COMES - Manoging Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manag BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Series Manger ABE FAKHOURIE - Distibution Manager NEWSROOM - 60-6110 DISTRIBUTION - 6113-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 663-6110 CIASSIHED -7911-7672 FAX - 693-7367 NATIONAL AM11TISSNO SALES 193-1 SW REAL ESTATE a AUTOMOTIVE ADVER M40 - M-7671 bother with the elections. Then in September, we held another meeting in an attempt to arouse people's interest once again. This meeting was advertised in The News Advertiser, and a grand total of four people showed up. The only conclusion I can come up with at this time is that the resi- dents of Ajax either do not care what they pay for in property taxes, or they are happy with their present level of taxes, or they have more money than brains! It is because of this, and with great regret, that I wish to inform the residents of Ajax that the exec- utive of the Ontario Taxpayers Coalition, Ajax Chapter, is no longer in existence. I have decided that if you don't care about your tax dollars, then why should we. But please, do us one last favor, when your local politicians start making noise about some hefty tax increases this year ... don't call us. If anyone else is interested in carrying the torch, you can reach me on the coalition line at 683- 6184. Bud & Brenda York and The Executive Committee Ontario Taxpayers Coalition, Ajax Chapter Z7, tiLUF RIRRC'N AVJnqu 1991 Reporter's notebook By Judi Bobbitt To the bungalow born Oh my gosh. An aunt researching the family history has just discovered the Bobbitts were filthy rich several genera- tions back, with a fortune built on the shipping industry. That nugget of information has opened up a whole new level of self -understanding, as well as giving me a handy set of excuses to explain away my behavior. Now I know it's not my fault that I'm bad at budgeting and good at spending. It's in my blood. I can't help it when my eye automatically stops at the most expensive item when I'm shop- ping. It's an instinct that was programmed into my genetic makeup. No wonder I've never liked housework. I was never meant to do it. And it's only natural that I prefer my husband to wait on me hand and foot around the house; I was sup- posed to have been born with servants. That's why I'm always late for work, boss. It's a hereditary trait of sleeping in. I'm fighting when I pry my eyes open at nine o'clock. It was never intended that I work for a liv- ing. What cruel fate snatched the silver spoon from my mouth, you ask? What tragedy left me an heiress without an inheri- tance? Why was I born not to the manor but to a three-bed- room bungalow? The heartbreaking answer, according to just -written family legend, has something to do with whiskey and gambling. Women and song. Good times and bad investments. What I wouldn't give for a time machine, so I could throt- tle the ancestor whose vices reduced me to a life of average means. I could be shopping in Paris right now, or decorating my Caribbean villa... But, as my father says about his great -great, etc. etc. grand- father, "He made the money, and it was his to blow." Shoot. The News Advertim- Published —Y Ssnday, Wednesday aid Friday at 130 Commercial Ave.. Ater. Ontab LIS 2H5. Y are of the kMsfokind Prkmitg. Publ" and Disltbuli g groW of wbubart rewspdp— -rich inckAMA$WPtk«h0 News Adorer. Avera Boom. Bodo Advance. Brompton Guardian. Burlington Post. C0111119wood Connection. Etoblcolle Guardlam/Lakeshore AOverllw. Georgetown k0opendent IOngston This week. undwy TMs Week. Markham Economist a Stn. Mian Conodan Chanpian. Mississauga News. Newnadet Era. North York Mirror, Northumberland News. oakv" Bemer. 000 Today. Od owa/V*dlby TNS Week. Peterborough TNS Week, Rkhmand HN/Thornhill Liberal. Scarbaagh Minor. Urbrldge/Stouttvele Tribune. Today's Senlars. Page sites may vary slightly from pubill ed rare cad due to meehoNcci requirements of different priori. Metrolond Printing. Publishing and Distributing Is o member of the Condon Commutlty Newmpaperr Afaoclatlon. Ontario Community NewSpapen Association and Ontario Kers Council. , Second Class Mall Registration Number 1897. Mao subscdp lon rates in Canada: 1 year. S70 per edtbn. CRACK. Dealers have a foothold on 'the down and outs ' By NORMAN NELSON Durham Staff DURHAM - They're here. The crack dealers. "They're very well orga- nized," says Sgt. Jake White, who heads up the small RCMP detachment in a cramped fifth - floor office at Oshawa city hall. "If people don't think they are, just go right now and try to set up an organization around Oshawa to sell crack and see how long you'll be standing. You'll be down at Armstrong (Funeral Home) with a tag on your toe." They're territorial, too, says Sgt. White. "They're glad when their -- door comes crashing down and it's the police (and not a rival gang). "They're gonna lose their dope. If they're stupid enough to fight with us, they're gonna lose that too. "And they may possibly go to jail. End of story. "But if it's a rival gang or something, they don't have any criminal code, they Ito don't have any code of ethics, they don't have any civilian group watching over them. They do whatever they want to do. And they don't have respect for law and order or human life — they really don't." Crack, he explains, is "basical- ly smokable cocaine." But that's where the similari- ties end. "Cocaine you can perform under. but not crack. That's one of the dangers of cocaine itself ...you could perform under it." With crack, Sgt. White says, "they're almost down to the junkies and the old speed freak group who are smoking crack. They're the down and outs." And that was exactly the pur- pose behind crack's introduction. Traditionally, he explains, cocaine sold for between S120 and S 150 a gram depending on supply and demand. The problem for dealers was that a lot of people on the streets "didn't have that money avail- able...they couldn't afford it." Consequently, suppliers con- centrated efforts on designing a product "that could be more available on the streets. There's a certain market on the street that had $10, S20, S30 or S40 — but not S150. "So thus they came up with crack cocaine and they sell it from $10 to whatever." "They sell it in rocks and all you neeu is a pop can tc smoke it in." And that's where the deal- ers have a foothold, says Sgt. White. "Kids have that SIO to buy it. That's where it really hurts us." The 22 -year RCMP veteran — 20 of them with the drug unit — has also seen a lot of things remain the same. "I see the same people using and doing drugs in 1992 that I did in 1978 when I first came here." The drugs they are doing are basically the same — just delete speed and add crack. "Traditionally, the drug choice of (the area) has been hash oil," Sgt. White says. Runners-up in order of prefer- ence are hash, marijuana, cocaine, crack and LSD. - The hash oil pipeline is believed to emanate from Mon- treal. But the upstart crack dealers are "supplied out of the Scarbor- ough area," he says. And the hash and crack deal- ers "don't like each other. "The rednecks in this town — and there's a lot of them — are going to take care of a certain amount of the crack problem. They don't like crack, they don't like what it does, they do have THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1"2-PAGEI p An RCMP officer examines a gun confiscated during a drug bust. ;ome scruples and they don't like the people dealing it." He says crack dealers won't be found at the biker bars or "on Birchcliffe Ave. dealing crack, I can guarantee you that, or they'll be floating on the lake. They're going to get in other areas around town. But they're not going to get into places like that." While other drugs have "fried a lot of brains", Sgt. White says crack will do it more quickly. "A lot of people who are addicted to crack will sit here and tell you they want to get off it. They curse it. It's screwed them up so bad they want to get off it — but they're hooked on it. "We know people who have literally lost everything on this (junk) — good wives, good fami- lies, nice car, nice houses — just blew it away. "It doesn't take long on that stuff." The dealer — at least until he's caught by the law — laughs all the way to bank, says Sgt. White. He notes that a crack dealer who was arrested recently had a $40,000 vehicle, equipped with cellular phone and pager. "His home was something out of Better Homes and Gardens. And the furniture itself could have only been matched by going to one of the most expensive places around." Sgt. White says it's not unusu- al to arrest dealers with "a couple thousand dollars loose money" in their pockets. "We've heard some bragging about people making S 10,000 a week — tax free." Police still believe they can hold the fort against crack in Durham region, he says. "We're still convinced that if we can work hard enough at it within our limitations — whether they be monetary or within the guidelines of the law — we think we might be able to keep a pretty good handle on it and keep it down to a minimum." The public can play an impor- tant role calling the local police forces or Crime Stoppers, says Sgt. White. "More people will call us with crack information than most other drugs combined because they don't like it." photo by Ron Pietroniro Canadian Tire Pickering Presents BRAKES *FRONT DISC BRAKE SPECIAL HERE'S WHAT WE DO: • Provide a complete brake inspection • Install j otter disc pads • Machine rotors and repack bearings (d rimed) • Top up brake fluid • Road IM vehicle 95* Most Cars LIFETIME WARRANTY Motomaster brake pads and shoes are guaranteed for as lora as you own your vehicle (excluding commercial vehicles), when installed by us. Installation charges covered for 12 months or 20,000 km. Details in store. Provincial Safety Standard Inspection PR�C�Eg0999 tip. sr Vinic ony at Canadian ire, Pidwirg WHEEL ALIGNMENT 1 000 When purchased with a full suspension check at regular price $22.40. • Most passenger cars SERVICE Mon. 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IN SUCH CASES, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT OF MALL STORE HOURS MAY VMY MALL STORES DO NOT DISPLAY THE FULL RANGE OF SUPERSTORE MERCHANDISE. CORRECTION. RAIN CHECKS WILL BE PROVIDED WHEN NECESSARY AND AVAILABLE. MANY INSTORE SPECIALS UP TO 50% OFF. O.A.C. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO NOT OMME ANY APPLICABLE FEDERAL OR PROVINCULL TAXES. T ,� - r •, .,)1t. PAGE 14111THE NEWS ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, NOVOMER 1, 1"2 Fire ended long history at the Mcho' use AJAX - Until August of this year, situated on the land known as 259 Taunton Rd. E., was the heritage home known to many as the McQuay house. The McQuay family arrived in the Pickering area in approxi- mately 1829. Mary McQuay (born 1786) along with her six children (five sons, one daughter) emigrated from County Fer- manaugh. Ireland. The journey endured by Mary and her family was long and treacherous, and the reason for making such a trip to unknown lands is really not cer- tain. However, the trip was made for whatever reason, and Mary and her family settled on the lands north east of Pickering known as the north part of Lot 6, Conces- sion 3. Mary's oldest son, James McQuay, was just 20 years at the time, and he along with his four younger brothers cleared a section of the land and built a log dwelling for the family to live in. With a roof over their heads, sights were then set on clearing more land for farming purposes. Mary McQuay lived in the Pickering area for the remainder of her life. It is not certain if she lived on the homestead until her You've helped food bank help hundreds of people AJAX-PICKERING - The local community food bank sends a heartfelt "thank you" to generous residents who made the Thanksgiving drive a success. "I've got a room just abso- lutely stocked with food," enthuses Ginny Butler, coor- dinator of the Ajax -Pickering Community Food Bank, oper- ated out of St. Pau!'s-on-the- Hill Anglican Church, Picker- ing. "It's the most generous response we've had so far. - Thanksgiving appeals for donations resulted in enough food to help 230 families, says Ms. Butler. That represents 750 people, many of whom are children. Moreover, all donations stay in Ajax and Pickering, benefitting local residents, she adds. Ms. Butler is hoping dona- tions will continue to be made to the food bank in prepara- tion for the Christmas season, when demand for food will be high. A barbecue will be held at LOEB Glendale on Saturday, Nov. 7 with proceeds going to the food batik. Until the end of October, drop-off boxes for donations will continue to operate at the Pickering Central Library, Knob Hill Farms in Pickering, Bay Ridges IGA in Pickering, Food City in Ajax, LOEB Glendale in Pickering, Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Ajax and at Dellbrook Mar- ketplace, Pickering. For more information, call the food bank at 839-7909. PJ 0 O+ Ad PA I logo loss ones I iiim death in 1850. She is buried in the Quaker Cemetery on Mill Street in Pickering Village. James McQuay and his broth- ers must have been a close knit family for eventually brothers, Benjamin, William and John all owned property on adjoining lots. James McQuay (born 1809) married Sarah Hartrick (born 1816) on July 10, 1836. It is believed that James' wife, Sarah, was in some way related to the prominent Hartrick family of Pickering Village. James and Sarah had nine children (six daughters, three sons). After many, years of hard work clearing and farming the land, James and Sarah built themselves a 11/2 -storey frame house. The house had a gable roof with chim- neys at each gable end. A most interesting feature of the house was its asymmetrical front which had two entrances. The east entrance had one window to the left and the west entrance was slightly off-centre between two windows. Although the we rea- son for these two entrances is unknown, it is thought that per- haps the entrance to the living room (door to the east) was for "everyday" or "family use", and the entrance to the parlour (door to the west) was for more formal guests and entertaining. The window sash was six over six. The doors were four -panel with heavy projecting bolection moulds which suggests the house was built in the late 1940s or early 1850s. The porch of the house was very attractive with its heavy posts and fretted brackets pre- pared in a thick arabesque design. The design of the brackets did suggest the porch was probably added at a slightly later date. In the mid 1880s, James McQuay transferred the house and lands to his son, James Henry McQuay (born 1854). James and Sarah McQuay then moved into the Village of Pickering and lived at 86 Church St. S. (red brick house just south of St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church). James McQuay lived in this house until his death in 1887. James McQuay was known throughout Pickering Township as a honest and upstanding man. Both James and Sarah McQuay are buried in the Erskine Cemetery in Pickering. James Henry McQuay,it is believed, resided in the McQuay house until he married Catherine Matilda Whiteman in 1884. After the marriage, James Henry took up several trades (tea blender, baker, salesman), eventually mov- ing out west with wife and four children in 1901 to settle near Foxwarren, Manitoba on 800 acres of farmland. In the early 1890s, James Henry transferred the house and lands to his brother-in-law, Richard Gutherie. The house has seen many owners. With each owner came changes to the original dwelling suiting their own needs and tastes. Several years ago, the entire house was covered in stucco thereby hiding the original wood exterior. James Henry and Matilda did return to the Pickering area and still have descendants living in Durham Region. Inquiries were made many years ago by McQuay descen- dants to purchase the house from the developer who owns the prop- erty in order to bring it back into the McQuay family. Unfortunate- ly, a deal did not materialize. The McQuay house, which was a pan of our local heritage, no longer stands. Left empty by its owner and suffering the neglect of proper maintenance, the house met its end in late .August of this year when it was destroyed by fire. Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 /WAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. JAMES R. YANCH The McQuay house which was destroyed by fire in August. a 10 10 1 Tyr- io i tyle ON., a 0 AJAX & PICKERING UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS V -04 4�0` J CHERRY SEVINGNY Cherry takes on the leadership of the Public Service Division for a second term and will head the Ajax Campaign directly. Ian Bishop of 0 0% ;.� Pickering and Pat Olive of the Durham Region add their strength to this dynamic team. a 011 1 0_1 I 011�_, i On-, Qn) i 0_1 4-1) C-1) i ON I74 1295 Novrest Portrait Value Ever! SUBJECT FEE OF 5296 PER PERSON. 9ar.n,9.e pnp No a9po9n'.a.r.a Po9w ror on Vow C o$ vof b@ o9VJW our aWchon Vow lc d wcfKV ad boor Pon$ Drops wNoortyC. Up b irv� a0tli0orW polls W- n for oMonsl portrait o0emon.0 m v. aria— for prof*m " W"d wwh ar yO _ p0m Aon s orarppararmrrn.wvper Mn + vYly. se I�/ou a...N.a. at no exb � L � tk0m�s' n/ion Card"' _ cW 12 tlll rFi: - ThM Is PAmn rg Oud - - THIS K MART HAS A PEFWANEPff STUDIO OPEN: Tues fri.10 AM -7 PIN. set. io AM-6pm. PICKERING (IGngelon Rd.) .ora ♦ Nom ft 9' you b~ Doros 0 /9M PGA M MR. . ., •'ip -0 Vii'.. - � :1 � ,�'ki f. r y t Separate school board appoints French trustee AJAX-PICKERING - A Whit- by man has been chosen by the separate school board to represent French ratepayers here. Marc Lapointe has been appointed as a trustee on the French Language Section of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. He will represent French ratepayers in Ajax, Pickering and l j&bridge. Mr. Lapointe, a father of three, graduated from Laval University Ste -Foy, Quebec with a Bachelor of Business Administration. He Babysitting AJAX - Babysitting tips will be offered in a course here next month. The Ajax Public Library will host a Canadian Safety Council babysitting course on Saturdays, Nov. 7 and 14, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. both days, at the main branch. It's for girls and boys I 1 years or older. Course participants will learn about infant care, nutrition, first has worked at General Motors for the past 11 years. According to a press release issued by the board, many "well- qualified people" applied for the position, which was vacated upon the resignation of former trustee Ginette McCann. She left the board due to medical problems in her family. The board is still looking for an English trustee to replace Ajax trustee Judy Feeney, who resigned because her husband was trans- ferred to Ottawa. tips offered aid, emergency procedures, disci- pline problems and the general ethics of babysitting. A Canadian Safety Council certificate will be presented to those who complete the course. The fee is $24 which covers the student reference book. Registration is on Monday, Nov. 2, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at the main library branch. Call Sarah White at 683-4000. EASY TO USE - EASY TO OWN Kids 3 to 80 will enjoy the I IBM 386 I VGA Colour Monitor 101 Keyboard rt 40 Meg. Hard Drive Mouse, Modem Star Colour Printer Software. ALL FOR ONLY �' --$6900 �_ _ _ Monthly IL 9c:aq r- nraWTUITIM I Retailer FREE LESSONS ; "Come on in for a demonstration & a free coffee. You've got the questions. We have the answers". 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Joseph Duffy McNee Baker turns one and he'll cele- brate the occasion with his famil-, rr )o , of �3 i �1 r .r ,� v ?• k Itr r: Mrs. J. Cook of Ajax, while Martin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Neill of Pickering. Kelly Barrett was the maid of honor, while Shelly Hook, Karen Renau and Wendy Freeman were bridesmaids. The best man was Rick Freeman and ushers were Rick Renau, Arron Cook and Paul Whyte. The couple honeymooned in the Dominican Republic and now reside in Scar- borough... For a little beauty with a great big smile, Nov. 4 is going to be a big day. Rachel Ward will turn seven years old and wishing her a happy birthday, with lots of love, will be Mommy. Daddy, Ryan, Nana, Papa, Grandma and aun- tie Wendy from Australia... Lordy, lord, • look who's Joseph McNee Baker at his party. Joseph went out trick or treating yesterday and plans to sink his five teeth into some of candy. Wishing Jo -Jo a happy birthday, with lots of love, are Mommy, Daddy and JJ.... N• For Kaela Kyles, Oct. 30 was a very important day, because she turned six years old. Very happy birthday greetings came from Mom, Dad, baby sister Kassan- dra and new puppy Cody. The family says, "We all love you very much Kaela. Hope you enjoyed your party."... N. In the Wawryk house, the shouts of happy birthday were directed at Jason Wawryk on Oct_ 29. He turned 18 and wish- ing him a happy birthday were his Mom, Dad and sister Angel. A family dinner was held to mark the occasion... Sept. 19 is a day Lisa Cook and Martin Neill will always remember. The couple wed that day in a ceremony at the Centen- aiial United Church in Pickering. going to be 40. That's right, on Nov. 4, Pat Poisson of Pickering Will turn the big 4 -oh. Wishing the avid motorcyclist a happy 40th birthday will be his wife Susan, son Gregory, his family and friends... Betty Shanks of Pickering is Tampa Bay bound. Betty won a pair of airline tickets in the National Bank of Canada's Put$Away Getaway contest. Run- ning to Dec. 11, the contest offers 80 chances to win a pair of tickets to several destinations, including Hawaii... .« Staff note #1: One of the old- est employees at the News Adver- tiser is aging again today, Nov. 1. .Judi Bobbitt will tum 34 (that's what she's claiming) and wishing her a happy birthday are hubby 'Terry, good buddies Clyde and .Casey, and anyone else she "Jutows... ... Staff note #2: The master of the out -of -focus photograph is stone birthday today, Nov. 1. Ron Pietroniro is, wait for it, 30 years old. With photographers, the first things to go are the eyes. The second are the fin- gers. Wishing Ron a happy birthday are his lovely wife Joan, his beautiful daugh- ter Emma, his top- notch mouse hunting dog Riley, and the rest of the Pietroniro and Miranda clans. As usual, we at Name Dropping went out and bought him a gift, but we were hungry, so we ate both of the them, including the holes... That brings us to the end of anoth- er edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is I1 a.m. the Tues- day before publica- tion. We're not responsible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. It you have a birth to announce, call the classified depart- ment at 683-5110. Rachel Wood Martin Nell and Lisa Cook Y J• r.. i 1 i• i. 1 i 1 1-�•►�1, 4y4-4 Lr%rr 4%664.♦ II I f 1 •1JII t♦I�r rJa..dpN,,.•,•N,,y..�•,4,..,., y.J,.t-ver t-J,r -„�- _ .. JRX�s aa=-"-'mak=•.•.e..s. ..�, �-�.,nvy,�_mr'�••c.K ..ice-�e��-.-._._ - . , + rr.. 1. ...- t - - ,-, ►... y_ i 4't. Gf a � f 'r-.Yia • i1'• J.• The Medical Adviser Repairing a ruptured Achilles tendon By M.R. HILLER Special Q: 1 am a 36 -year-old man, and I completely ruptured my Achilles tendon while playing basketball. One doctor recom- mends putting my leg in a cast without surgery and the other recommends surgery. Who is right? George T., New York City. A: Medical literature is divid- ed on this issue. Casting the injured leg without surgery avoids the dangers of surgical anesthesia and complications, but it may leave the patient with a weaker tendon. Surgery carries risks but usually results in a stronger repair and faster reha- bilitation. Most authori- ties favor surgery for young, active individuals and reserve conser- vative treatment for only seden- tary, older patients or those who are chroni- cally ill or debil- itated. "In our ath- letic patients, we always use open surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles ten- don," says Dr. James Bradley, an Achilles repair researcher who is a professor in the department of orthopedics at the University of Pittsburgh and the orthopedic surgeon for the Pittsburgh Steel- ers football team. "It is the strongest repair and permits our athletes to regain the power and endurance necessary to return to their sport," he says. "Although some patients are better candidates for surgery than others, surgery has the advantage of restoring the proper length of the tendon and providing the strongest repair," says Dr. Gary Fanton, clinical professor of orthopedic surgery at Stanford University Hospital and physi- cian for the Stanford football Learn. Whichever treatment is cho- sen, the medical literature is adamant that timely and con- trolled rehabilitative physical therapy is essential to returning the leg to its full function. Ruptures of the Achilles ten- don, which helps move the foot up and down, usually happen without any warning. An Achilles rupture is the complete separation of the tendon into two ormore pieces; lesser injuries to the tendon can include inflam- mation, com- monly called tendinitis, and partial tears. R u p t u r e s usually occur in 25 -to -40 -year- old men while they are engag- ing in a sporting activity. Rup- tures can be silent or may sound like a shotgun going off. Surgeons report that often their patients arrive telling them they thought they were hit from behind with a racket. The resulting pain can range from mild to severe. Conservative treatment involves placing the leg in a cast for 12 to 20 weeks. This gives the ends of the tendons time to find each other and grow back together. As noted, this strategy avoids the risks of surgical anes- thesia and complications that can include wound infections, skin problems at the incision, and damage to the sural nerve or saphenous vein. Medical litera- i PC —01 OPEN �i10-8 abouse Saaturdaty 10 - 6 1301 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-5081 Fax 430-0795 G TIN to serve REND o u b t y e ter, LI MoTel kVJ I a WAREHOUSE P.S. Only the Z&OX Is changing! ture cites surgery complications ranging from two to 50 per cent, although individual studies at sports medicine clinics report complication rates ranging from zero to five per cent. But several research groups have reported that, when healed, the tendon treated conservatively is much weaker then a tendon treated by open surgery. The re- rupture rate after conservative treatment ranges from 10 per cent to 30 per cent, compared to rates after surgery of up to three per cent. The largest study looked at 254 Danish patients who had simple end-to-end sur- gical repair and found a re-rup- SF,E PERCI:TA.NEOUS... Pg. 16 THERE'S NOTHIN' LIKE IT AJAX! TME r AND GRID , GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION THURS., NOV. 5 - SUN., NOV. 8 i THE ONLY PLACE TO BE FROM 4 - 7 P.Y. SWING ON OVER AFTER WORK AND ENJOY 172 HUNT ST., 619-1236 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVnagn 1, I"Z-IMGB is Please rl*;,:�;�,:,::":':::::-Ie.fhisn*ewspacper; 1�1 Warehouse Sale Event NOVEMBER 7, 1992 INCREDIBLE VALUES ON • TE-EVIS10t,JS • MICROWAVE OVENS • VCR's • T_EPHONES • STEREOS • k'SWERING MACHINES • CLOCK Rr10S• TAPE REORDERS AND MORE COLLECTiONOF L AI EST IJL 'U,1S IN LADIES' 12 MEN'S WATCHES FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST � JGV •.. Gl J'�GY J.UC JUTAN INTERNATIONAL LTD. 455 CORDON BAKER ROAD WILLOWDALE ONTARIO ® CASH GOOD NEWS FOR AJAX'.'.. On Monday, November 2nd We Will Open A New Furniture & Interiors Store with the Latest & Best Prices in FURNITURE • DRAPERIES # CARPETING • REUPHOLSTERY .BUY FROM US AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY WE ARE NEW TO AJAX BUT HAVE BEEN SERVING MARKHAM & TORONTO FOR OVER 40 YEARS. Come in for a FREE GIFT with any purchase We Sell the Best for Less on Canadian -Made Furniture George and Stan will be glad to look after you x Visit them at 48 Harwood Ave. or phone 683-9879. PAGE WTHE NEM ADVZRTSZR SUNDA% .,.,Percutaneous technique developed as alternative to havina major '-surc c ry FROM PG. 15 'ture rate of 1.6 per cent. The study was reported in 1990 in the Danish medical journal, Ugeskr Laeger. What's more, spending such a long period of time in a cast causes ankle stiffness and calf muscle atrophy, and often the thigh muscles, or quadriceps, atrophy and the knee becomes stiff. With surgery, rehabilitation can start earlier and full endurance and power can be achieved within eight months to a year following the injury. Patients who have been treated conservatively can take four to 12 weeks longer to reach this point. There are two types of surgi- cal repair. The most frequently used involves opening the back of the ankle and sewing together the ends of the Achilles tendon, called end-to-end open surgery. The other is called percutaneous repair. This technique does not open the back- of the ankle, instead, the tendon is sewn back together by, essentially, poking holes through the skin. Regard- less of the surgical technique, the patient will wear a cast for four to 12 weeks. The percutaneous technique was developed in 1977 as an alternative to major surgery; it is done with local anesthesia and the incisions are minimal. But the results achieved by the two techniques may not be equal. The medical literature has no head -co-head comparisons of the techniques, in which one surgeon or study site used both strategies and then compared long-term results. However, one limited study did look at the strength of the surgical repair. Using amputated limbs, Dr. Todd Hockenbury of Fitzsimons Army Medical Centre in Aurora, Colorado, severed the Achilles tendons in 10 legs then repaired them, using the end-to-end tech- nique in half and the percuta- neous in the other half. Then he applied tension to the repaired (tendons and found that percuta- neous repair was only half as strong as end-to-end. The study was published in the October, 1990, issue of Foot & Ankle. Other small studies have shown that in the relatively blind percutaneous repair the sural '_nerve is frequently damaged, T, which can lead to loss of func- tkm and feeling. ,If surgical repair is chosen, Y AtMiles tend r les OPEN The Ac hillm tendon attaches to $8" 1 the heel of the toot and the calf Plantar muscles and provides for the tlnusue -10:30 a.m. - 8:00 pm:' - up-and-down movement of the foot. After a rupture of the Achilles tendon, standing on the SUN., MON., TUES., WED.,' 99 12 toes is difficult or impossible. The Achilles tendon usually ` k ruptures about two inches above tmnw Choit:es: the heel. The open surgical technique, below, may be selected to sew the two ends L.suVw Spag W, Fish & Nps, Steak on a Kaiser. . back together.` Gastronernitis muscles soleus muscle Sural nerve Achilles tendon W. i�Calcanieus (heel bone) Who's counting: Since 1989. 195 medical articles have been published on the Achilles tendon. KEVM BOYD — MEDICAL MRFOR MNIATION SERVICE DISTRIBUTED BY LOOTED FEATURE SYNDICATE . the outcome is best if the opera- tion is performed within two weeks of the injury. If too much time passes, the calf muscle may shorten, pulling the top half of the tendon up, and ,grafting may be necessary to fill the gap between the torn tendon ends. 8y Peter Miel=ynski THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 7:00 p.m. There will be 8 selections introduced that evening. Come Out • Taste - Eniov - The surgeon's experience and precision is important in Achilles surgery. To find a good surgeon Dr. Fanton suggests speaking with a local physical therapy group. "They see a lot of patients and are in a position to judge ;how well the surgeon per- formed." wncE aM w�aw_1er Mo w�o�s 1 13 P6Aw • Personal a Business Services EmaimpArad Weekn44mari CALL �lllllT C. !C M C.A. >twsl�.0 AMW as atrws it�e�o WO -M3 Starkman Kraft Inc. Hleed 011ier. 3190 9beles Apo. E fat Mfoodbkw) flAAl;l 04AM � : • GDiGW![AD TtIM - : •• _ v�l.ClW J1.NiD.IICR 19�(� • TURNRD PORCH NOf1s RRlLACZM1W MOOD • YICIML4Jf SCRUN DOORS MDODOMS • VI(91DRMS M11 MORS: • CA UMINTRYIDRAPSITY • CUSTOM • RMCS.D STAIRS • EMMFOOD 71A0aS • CUSTOM PLASM C=UM= • HAND CUT ]PORCH RAILMOS _Hwy. ill Just East of Brock Rd. " y BROUGHAM -1139 'OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10-5 ` 427-M Qual'ity Doesn't ost YouMore Our wholesale outlet offers brand name factory seconds to you at discount prices! PIE PASTRY 1 kg pkg. 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To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 6110 or write to the Ajax-Plckedng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2HS. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday Prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. r� 1 RECREATION CLUB: The Recreation On Wheels travel trailer & camping club will meet Sun.. Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. For details, call Howard at 576-0617 or Don at 7215-1 NJ= r' 2 PARKINSON SUPPORT: The Parkinson Support Group, Durham Region, meets Mon., Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m at St. Mark's United Church, corner of Colborne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Use the south door entrance. All welcome. Refreshments available. 666-8576 or 668-6580. WOMEN'S GROUP: A free women's support group will meet Mon.. Nov. 2, 9:30 to 1 1 a.m., in meeting room 3 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The group Is sponsored by COPE. Babysitting available at nominal charge. The group meets every Monday morn - Ing. 686-3248. PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets Mon.. Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall. Bayly St. and Harwood Ave., Ajax. 683-0240; 839-2068. CESAREAN GROUP: The Cesare- an Prevention, Support and Educa- tion Group meets Mon.. Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at 309 Centre St.. Oshawa. Topic is How Your VBAC Decision Affects Family & Friends. 432-1425 (Leanne); 576-0562 (Lisa Weston). BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuya- ma Bonsai Society meets Mon , Nov. 2 at Faith Place, 44 William St. W. Oshawa at 7 p.m. All welcome 725-2045;683-2568. r� 3 SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. Nov 3. at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Linda Beckring will speak on the work of the Canadian Medic Alert Foundation. 683.7799. GENEALOGICAL MEETING: The Whitby -Oshawa (Durham Region) Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, 7:30 P.m.. In the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Charles Taws, curator of the Bowmanville Museum, will speak on United Empire Loyalists in the area. 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bussie). ACE MEETING: Ajax Citizens for the Environment will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is wel- come. For the meeting location or more information, can Sherry at 428- 3879. OUILTERS: Durham Trillium 9uilters will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m., In the ground level craft room at Faith Place, 44 William St., Oshawa. A slide presentation on batting. 728- 3629 or 263-2138. WRITERS' GROUP: The Ajax Writ- ers' Group will meet Tues, Nov. 3. 7 to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Har- wood Ave and Kings Cres. William Belfontaine, president of the Metro Branch of the Canadian Authors Association. will speak All welcome. 427-2682. PICKERING VILLAGE Luxury Condominium Living from $99,990 Call 428-0121 THE NM S ADVF.AMU SVIi NOVEtiMER 1, HlZ-MGE 17 Your calendar - of coming events VOLUNTEERS: The Durham Region Association of Volunteer Adrninistro- tion Is holding a Men's Volunteer Information Breakfast Tues., Nov. 3 at 7:15 a.m. at the Moose Lodge, 731 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa. Guest Speaker is CFTO-TV's Ken Shaw. Tick- ets $2. Reserve, 668-3812 (Mary Wil- son). WOMEN'S GROUP: The Ladies in Fellowship Of Bayfair Baptist Church, Pickering, invite women to an evening of speakers, crafts, music and refreshments once a month. The group meets Tues., Nov. 3 at 7:30 p m with speaker Heather McCullough discussing How We Have Changed. 360-8600. ext. 2021 Virginia Knight). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parents Support Groups in Ontario (APSGO) meets Tuesdays in the Ajax -Pickering area, offering support for parents of teens who lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc 223-7444 COMING UP - TOP WOMEN: The 11th Annual Women Of D:r:nct;on Awards Din- ner, sponsored by the Oshawa YWCA, will be held Thurs., Nov 5 at le Gala Banquet Hall, Sunray St and Consumers Dr., Whitby. The cost Is S55, which includes dinner and wine. A tax receipt will be provided. Proceeds go to YWCA community and international work. Guest speaker is Jo -Anne Polak, former general manager of the Ottawa Rough Riders football team. Tickets are available by calling the YWCA at 576-8880 or dropping by its office. 199 Centre St., Oshawa, or the United Way of Ajax - Pickering at 95 Bayly St W , Suite 406, Ajax. PICKERING NATURALISTS: Picker- ing Naturalists will meet Thurs., Nov 5 at 7:30 p.m at the Rouge Hill Pub- lic Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickering. Presentation on trip to Galapagos Islands by school of natural resources teacher Ted Warren. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). BINGO: The United Way of Ajox- Pickering wiil hold a fund-raising monster bingo Fn , Nov. 6 a' 9 p m. at the Metro East Lade Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway No charge 427-5710 i erry Barnett) or 686-C606 (United Way) CRAFTS: Voughar Willard Public Sch.00 . '9 ; Dixie ?d N. Picker.ng. will hold a crat• sole Sat . Nov 7 Nor- 'C a m to 3 p.m "ables avail- able fo• S25 831-5633 (Deob)e Woods) LANZA - Intel I abini.l�6 Uidse� M PRODUCT Pickering Square Coupon valid until 1450 Kingston Rd, Dec. 31-92 (Hwy. 2 & Valley Farm) Open Evenings _42_0-_35_80_ Wed. -Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. _ _ _ I Ladies' Cut and Style I Lanza Perms _ I Men's Basic Cut i_84 �Q Reg. $2400 Streaks & Highlights LFA, J 1 (Short �r only) 1 P $350o BoL�L�L�B�o7diEr�e' l !Now FrtBonus 1 Kid's Cut onditioner P this coupon) (with this coupon) I n yom I _ _(with _ L _ _ J _ Jwith this Scull 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- 6110 or write to the Ajax-Plckedng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2HS. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday Prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. r� 1 RECREATION CLUB: The Recreation On Wheels travel trailer & camping club will meet Sun.. Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. For details, call Howard at 576-0617 or Don at 7215-1 NJ= r' 2 PARKINSON SUPPORT: The Parkinson Support Group, Durham Region, meets Mon., Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m at St. Mark's United Church, corner of Colborne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Use the south door entrance. All welcome. Refreshments available. 666-8576 or 668-6580. WOMEN'S GROUP: A free women's support group will meet Mon.. Nov. 2, 9:30 to 1 1 a.m., in meeting room 3 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. The group Is sponsored by COPE. Babysitting available at nominal charge. The group meets every Monday morn - Ing. 686-3248. PHILATELIC SOCIETY: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets Mon.. Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall. Bayly St. and Harwood Ave., Ajax. 683-0240; 839-2068. CESAREAN GROUP: The Cesare- an Prevention, Support and Educa- tion Group meets Mon.. Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at 309 Centre St.. Oshawa. Topic is How Your VBAC Decision Affects Family & Friends. 432-1425 (Leanne); 576-0562 (Lisa Weston). BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuya- ma Bonsai Society meets Mon , Nov. 2 at Faith Place, 44 William St. W. Oshawa at 7 p.m. All welcome 725-2045;683-2568. r� 3 SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. Nov 3. at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Linda Beckring will speak on the work of the Canadian Medic Alert Foundation. 683.7799. GENEALOGICAL MEETING: The Whitby -Oshawa (Durham Region) Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, 7:30 P.m.. In the cafeteria of Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Charles Taws, curator of the Bowmanville Museum, will speak on United Empire Loyalists in the area. 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bussie). ACE MEETING: Ajax Citizens for the Environment will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is wel- come. For the meeting location or more information, can Sherry at 428- 3879. OUILTERS: Durham Trillium 9uilters will meet Tues.. Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m., In the ground level craft room at Faith Place, 44 William St., Oshawa. A slide presentation on batting. 728- 3629 or 263-2138. WRITERS' GROUP: The Ajax Writ- ers' Group will meet Tues, Nov. 3. 7 to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Har- wood Ave and Kings Cres. William Belfontaine, president of the Metro Branch of the Canadian Authors Association. will speak All welcome. 427-2682. PICKERING VILLAGE Luxury Condominium Living from $99,990 Call 428-0121 THE NM S ADVF.AMU SVIi NOVEtiMER 1, HlZ-MGE 17 Your calendar - of coming events VOLUNTEERS: The Durham Region Association of Volunteer Adrninistro- tion Is holding a Men's Volunteer Information Breakfast Tues., Nov. 3 at 7:15 a.m. at the Moose Lodge, 731 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa. Guest Speaker is CFTO-TV's Ken Shaw. Tick- ets $2. Reserve, 668-3812 (Mary Wil- son). WOMEN'S GROUP: The Ladies in Fellowship Of Bayfair Baptist Church, Pickering, invite women to an evening of speakers, crafts, music and refreshments once a month. The group meets Tues., Nov. 3 at 7:30 p m with speaker Heather McCullough discussing How We Have Changed. 360-8600. ext. 2021 Virginia Knight). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parents Support Groups in Ontario (APSGO) meets Tuesdays in the Ajax -Pickering area, offering support for parents of teens who lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc 223-7444 COMING UP - TOP WOMEN: The 11th Annual Women Of D:r:nct;on Awards Din- ner, sponsored by the Oshawa YWCA, will be held Thurs., Nov 5 at le Gala Banquet Hall, Sunray St and Consumers Dr., Whitby. The cost Is S55, which includes dinner and wine. A tax receipt will be provided. Proceeds go to YWCA community and international work. Guest speaker is Jo -Anne Polak, former general manager of the Ottawa Rough Riders football team. Tickets are available by calling the YWCA at 576-8880 or dropping by its office. 199 Centre St., Oshawa, or the United Way of Ajax - Pickering at 95 Bayly St W , Suite 406, Ajax. PICKERING NATURALISTS: Picker- ing Naturalists will meet Thurs., Nov 5 at 7:30 p.m at the Rouge Hill Pub- lic Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickering. Presentation on trip to Galapagos Islands by school of natural resources teacher Ted Warren. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). BINGO: The United Way of Ajox- Pickering wiil hold a fund-raising monster bingo Fn , Nov. 6 a' 9 p m. at the Metro East Lade Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway No charge 427-5710 i erry Barnett) or 686-C606 (United Way) CRAFTS: Voughar Willard Public Sch.00 . '9 ; Dixie ?d N. Picker.ng. will hold a crat• sole Sat . 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For more than a million parents, Sylvan - Learning Centre® is the answer. Our positive, caring, individualized instruction boosts students' grades - along with their self-esteem. To take the sting out of the education crisis, call Sylvan PAGE 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVLMEER 1,1"2 Ajax Hingh soccer champs Ajax High downs Oshawa Paul Dwyer to capture high school championship By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter .; AJAX - Ajax High School's Dan Quick was just too quick for1.7 the Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints.'" The diminutive member of the Ajax Ramssenior soccer squad :..". scored three goals to pace his [cam to a 4-1 victory over Dwyer in the LOSSA soccer finals in Oshawa Thursday afternoon." Ajax coach Don Westlake had f high praise for Quick, along with'. Steve Valentim,Ai;_ ' w ho set up Quick for all��, three of his X7 goals. Guys; like Valen- 6=4 timand 41 Quick, they just :�► y�. �" x�.��,�,�,- . go to the net and put the ball in,' - says Westlake. And, score goals was just_.; what Quick and company did to .�.` -, ' �'<':: ` �'� +``' *` x ^. 0 �"'" •X.w .� T • the beleaguered Dwyer squad _ ''y` y 4�a •.; , ,.+war that had the lion's share of Scor -r'°,." •.�` ` e;;'►�'""" ing opportunities in the contest. - �.� • � ,., :# �-.,:-�.,� � Ajax was able to capitalize on all its scoring opportunities, r while Dwyer was continually thwarted by the tight Ajax defence, led by the solid goal- tending of Dave Moore. An Oshawa Dwyer player kicks the ball to safety ahead of a charging Ajax High player during the Moore was outstanding to say LOSSA senior boys' soccer final at Oshawa Civic Fields Thursday afternoon. Ajax High won the game the least, robbing Dwyer of two 4-1 to take the championship. Both squads will represent Durham region at the Durham York Sec - shots which looked like certain ondary Schools Athletic Association (DYSSAA) soccer finals in York region on Wednesday. goals, one in the first half, and another during a desperate come- holo b Walter Passarella back attempt late in the second P Y "He's the best high school goalie I've ever seen. In 20 years of coaching, I've never seen any- one like him," says Westlake. Domenic Giorgi opened the scoring for Dwyer early in the first half. After a corner kick by teammate Danny Risorto, Giorgi floated a long shot into the top right-hand corner over the out- stretched hands of Moore. Late in the half, Ajax got on the board on Quick's first goal. A ircc tuciC oy vaienum was kUrect- ed into a cluster of players in front of the net, with Quick com- ing out with the ball and netting the goal. Just minutes before the end of the first half, Ajax took the lead for good. Chris Risdahl crossed the ball to the side of the net to Quick who deftly kicked the ball into the right corner of the net. Dwyer came out flying early in the second half, but continued to be frustrated by Ajax. Sean Pickering driver PICKERING - A Pickering race car driv- er helped his Canadian cohorts to a respectable 13th -place finish at the 12 -hour Firestone Firehawk Endurance race at Sebring International Speedway in Florida last weekend. Paul Duckworth of Pickering was joined by Indy CART driver John Jones, Players/GM Motorsport Series winner Kenny Wilden and Firestone Firehawk race driver Neil Jamieson for the high-level event which featured 27 cars in their class. The team, supported by AIR-sery Tire Inflation Systems, Cascades paperboard, Sony of Canada and Bob Johnston Chev- Olds, was thrilled to survive the gruelling 12 -hour event. In a race that ran in blistering heat, pouring rain and total darkness, the Canadian foursome ran as high as 1.1 th over- all, before settling into a mid -pack finish of 13th overall. (lwards Just missed for Dwyer on a shot which soared over the crossbar from close range. After a lengthy offensive push by Dwyer, Ajax finally gained possession in the second half and proceeded to score its third goal. Valentim headed the ball to Neil Scott at the corner of the net who made no mistake on the play. Quick finished off the Ajax scoring with his third of the afternoon. With less than a steers endurance The Canadian team persevered through the test of endurance for both the drivers and the car with no visi- ble damage to the Chevrolet Camaro. The event fielded'; an incredible 74 entries, creating hec- tic traffic on the 3.7 - mile circuit. Racing with the competition and lapping slower traffic became increasingly difficult during a brief torren- tial downpour, and especially difficult when the sun went Paul Duckworth down. The American Firehawk competitors fielded some competitive machinery. minute to go in the game, Quick worked his way in behind the Dwyer defence and made no mis- take on a long shot which found the corner. Both Ajax and Dwyer will represent Durham region at the Durham York Secondary Schools Athletic Association (DYSSAA) soccer finals in York region on Wednesday. The first-round opponent for Ajax was not known at press time Friday. team to 13th spot Despite being 800 pounds overweight, and underpowered by about 100 horsepower, the AIR-sery/Cascades/Sony/ Bob Johnston Camaro was able to run with the leaders. Jones and Wilden shared the bulk of the driving, posting very competitive times. Jamieson and Duckworth showed consider- able progress throughout the race, despite never having driven the challenging Sebring .circuit. The Canadians completed 213 laps over the 12 -hour period, going through about 600 litres of fuel, four sets of Firestones and three sets of brake pads. The high-speed, fast -place endurance race eventually took its toll on the car. Unfortunately, the transmission jammed in fourth gear at the 10 -hour mark. Despite the setback, the team tan the last two hours of the event with only fourth gear, making the 13th place finish all the more impressive. we'll RUN your sports results Novice Raiders take two wins in league play AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders LOEB Glendale major novice `AAA' hockey team took two of three games in Eastern OMHA action last week. The Raiders dropped a 7 - decision to undefeated Richmond Hill/Vaughan. Scott Robinson and Andrew G Hopkins 1 A. scored for the Raiders a with Tyler McGregor. rptu 1tp'1` picking up an assist. The Raiders got back on the winning track by defeat- ing Peterborough 6-2. Michael Calnan led the offence picking up two goals and an assist. Also scoring for the local team was Rocky Ruta, McGregor, Jonathan Walsh and Hop- kins. Picking up assists were Ruta, Adam Grayer, Walsh and Robinson. The LOEB Glendale squad finished the week with a 4-2 victory over Oshawa. Hopkins picked up two goals, with singles going to Walsh and Grayer. Sean Kostka picked up two assists with singles to McGregor, Mark Rogers, Michael Perulli and Ryan Morgan. Ajax selects blank Whitby AJAX - The Ajax/Vil- lage nine-year-old select hockey team started the sea- son strong by defeating Whitby 5-0 in North York Select League action. Ajax's balanced attack included goals by Neil McBride, Chad Morrison, Ryan Wilson, Jeremy Blacic and Michael Gou- veia. A stingy defence led by Jordan Servos, Matthew Larabie asnd Peter Gaylor, who chipped in with two assists, combined to shut down Whitby. The goaltending tandem of Billy Dyson ?nd J.D. Murphy recorded their first shutout of the young sea- son. Other team members are Steve Colterman, Justin Brunet, Axle Riley, Michael Boss and Chris Marguaro, The team is coached by Tony O'Brien, Al Colter. man and Rick Gaylor. S.:>h; rte'• 7 ., y ��' ,. .:Durham X -Ls excel at cross-country meet AJAX-PICKERING - The 5 Durham X -Ls track club really 1 0 122 64 12 did excel at the Ontario Cross - 4 1 3 0 Country Championships for mite, BAUER DINSION STANDINGS fthennq High 5 tyke and atom boys and girls in 1 0 93 62 12 Burlington last Saturday. 4 1 3 0 On a cold and windy day, thef' Wwedord 10 7 12 40 25 16 Whitby Henry Street 6 4 Durham X -Ls runners, from ele- 0 89 63 10 Pekenn9 mentary schools across Durham 4 0 2 Region, did themselves proud by DualWnon 6 2 leading the team to top three fin- 0 59 102 4 Eastdas ishes in all categories at the 2 0 0 provincials. Usbridp4 6 0 The results were as follows. 0 53 124 0 O N�1 ATOM GIRLS ] 0 0 Number of runners in the field: 53. LOSSA SENOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL ole Roo 6 0 Team finish: second. 0 0 Kingston 9 4 4 1 36 39 9 Kira Worsley, fifth; Kimberley Coates, GP W L sixth; Amanda Wakeford, eighth; Shan- F A PTS 6 R non Burke, 23rd; Shannon Wilson, 12 OSNWA B 3 4 1 30 31 7 25th; Jacqueline Heyes, 29th; Christina 4 4 rD Chapman, 31st; Amanda K uni ser, 35th; 188 171 B 6 AJAX TOUCH FOOTBALL Lori Barchard, 38th; Amanda Brown, LEAGUEAndenm McLarlpllin Ridxrtond HM 9 1 7 1 45 58 3 49th. 6 3 3 ATOM BOYS 225 210 6 4 2 Number of runners in field: 51. Team 0 4 CENTRAL ONTARIOJUNM'K finish: first. 4 2 2 Andrew Hanna, first; Aaron Deheus, 171 139 4 sixth; Alex Wordley, 12th; David Craig, LEAGUE STANDINGS EASTERN n11ne• 18th (tied); Randy Davidson, 18th 4 2 (tied), Ryan Hickingbottom, 20th; 0 96 134 4 ;David Longley, 23rd; Christopher Baggott, 26th; Mark Sauter, 27th, Claremont's Jennifer Michael Kluckowski, 29th; Gary Pantin heads for the fin - Gould, 33rd; Jamey Trewartha, ish line during the ele- 38th; Christopher Camacho, 43r(:L mentary School cross - Ryan Kendall, 45th. MITE GIRLS country meet at Number of runners in field: 24. OShaWa'S Trillium Valley. Team finish: second. Patricia Arbuckle, sixth; Kristen Scott, seventh; Ashlea Manns, I l th; Kate Melanie Curran, I 1 th; Sarah Smith, Tyler Middlebrook, fourth; Brett Lzm- Beirness, 12th; Jams Ck mens, 15th 12th; Haylry Callander, 19th; Michelle NUTE BOYS mon, sixth; Jerrea Myers, eighth; Bobby Wyville, 23rd; Jennifer Yolevsky, 31st; Number of runners in field: 24. Team Brooke Primrose; 35th; Stephanie Stroh, McBride, 12th; Joshua Lumsden, 16th; Sean Holmes, 23rd; Derek Longley, finish: second. 36th; Kelly Zamora, 37th; Leigh Kevin Robins, fourth; Brent Dalliday, Cushine, 38th; Shannon Green, 39th; 25th; Jeremy Holmes, 26th; Phillips Cousins, 27th; Brennan Kirby, 31st; sixth; Brendon Simeson, ninth; Eric Alicia Kaye, 41st; Tanya Hanna, 44th; Shane Goldman, 32nd; Matthew Chase, Ewing, l Ith; Brandon Fowler, 12th. Rebecca St. John, 52 TYKE GIRLS 35th; Aaron Gordon, 39th; Ross TYKE BOYS Number of runners, in field: 59. Team Number of runners in field 66. Team Gowler, 40th; Jay St. John, 41st; Erik Worsley, 45th; Dean Van Camp, 49th; finish: third. finish: first. Chris Trewartha, 52. Scoreboard WTROJUNOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE 06h. Dwyer 5 4 1 0 122 64 12 Fath. 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Ken and JowriHHOw Dandouh and eon Juni Patd55.9%; M*o Fernley and Frank �55.1%; Frank Pkider and Monilm Duqueae EAST -WEST Mary Madlener and Rww Lawand 58.6%; Unda Butler and Marlyn Marshal 55 %; Janusz Jung and Paul Dodgeon 53.8%; Waller Soetens and Rob Berry 53.5%, LOSBA SENOR FOOTBALL TEAM GP W L T F A PTS WE'VE GOAT/ IT ALL AJAX! ,r» ,y •G1>RM OPEIW CELEBRATION TINIRS NON. 5 - W low.1 • EXTENSIVE �.. AND AFFORDABLE s SUPER COCKTAIL HOUR • DANCW FRL AND SAT. FROM 10 • KID'S DAY .SUNDAYS GO APE! 172 HUNT ST., 619-1236 THE NEWS ADVER778n SUNDA% NOVI ll111 ER 1.1!M Ai►GE 19 Pickering novices edged by Newmcriket PICKERING - The Pickering Kinsmen novice rep 'B' hockey team suf- fered a 43 lass to Newmarket at the Don Beer Arena Monday night. Pickering outshot the visitors 33-23, but Newmarket was able to hang on for the victory. Pickering goals were scored by Michael Cuzzolino, Brian Hughes and Derek Spafford with assists to Matthew Steinke, Spafford, Cuzzolino and Michael Mitchell. The Pickering Kinsmen squad has yet to win a league game this year, but the team has played an exciting brand of hockey and is beginning to mold together. The team's fcnvards are Matthew O'Leary, John Reid, Derek Spafford, Michael Mitchell, Michael Cuzzolino, Brian Hughes, Mark McCarthy and Matthew Peneycad. The defencemen are Matthew McLellan, Ryan Putney, Robert Milne, John Kenney and Pat Tobin. The goalies are Ryan Harney and Michael Murphy. The coaches are Charlie McLellan, Ian Hughes and Mel Steinke. The manager is Gary Milne. Property To review maners reM6ve 1 position - As required $30.00 Standards to the prescribed standards 3 -year tens per Commitee for mairitenance and meeting occuparicy of properly within the Town of Ajax If you wish to be considered for appointmerd to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment are available from the Clerk's Department, Municipal Office, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. Completed application forms must be received by the Clerk by 5:00 p.m. on November 12,1992. A.T. Hodges, C.I 0., C.M.C. Clerk Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H9 TOWN OF AJAX COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS The Canal of the Corporation of Town of Ajax will be c clnsidering appointments to various committees. The flowing is a list of the committees, and other pertinent information relative lo forthcoming vacancies. Corrridoew Daa'p*m Term Fregwncy of Remuneration Board Meeting Ajax To research and promote matters 1 position - Monlhk None Hislol reldirig to to 3 - Yew term (Except summer) Board drown d � Local Ardtiectural To research and promote 4 positions - Monthly None Conanitee consehin rvation on d term � propanes 3 Advisory wit Town 1 Position - (L.A.CAC.) 2 -year term whier4ont To review mailers relative to 2 positions - At call of None Advisory the development acid management 3 -year term the Chair Commitee d walerhoi Muds in the Town ofAjax Property To review maners reM6ve 1 position - As required $30.00 Standards to the prescribed standards 3 -year tens per Commitee for mairitenance and meeting occuparicy of properly within the Town of Ajax If you wish to be considered for appointmerd to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment are available from the Clerk's Department, Municipal Office, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. Completed application forms must be received by the Clerk by 5:00 p.m. on November 12,1992. A.T. Hodges, C.I 0., C.M.C. Clerk Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H9 PAGR 30-T= NEWS ADVERMER SUNDA% AIOVF.11t1'RER 1. tm A large group of runners in the girls' eight -and -under category is off and running during the Durham Region Cross -Country championships for elementary students. The meet was held at Oshawa's Trilli- um Valley Ski Resort on Tuesday. photo by Andrew Iwanowksi Area runners makefast tracks at crossmcountry championship AJAX-PICKERING - Area elementary school athletes made fast tracks at the Durham Region Cross -Country Championships at the Trillium Valley Ski Resort, north of Oshawa, on Tuesday, Oct. 27. More than 1,200 runners par- ticipated in 14 age categories at the annual championships. Local schools were a major factor at the championships, win- ning their share of team titles with many athletes figuring in the top - eight placings. Gandatsetiagon Public School of Pickering was a force at the meet with the school's cross - county teams placing first in the boys' 14 years division and plac- ing second in the boys' nine years division, boys' 10 years division and girls' 14 years category. Gan- datsetiagon was also fourth in two other categories and fifth in anoth- er. Westney Height Public School of Ajax was runners-up in two team categories - the girls' nine years, girls' 10 years, girls' 12 years and was third in the girls' 14 years age division. Frenchman's Bay Public School of Pickering was runners- up for the team titles in the girls' 13 years division and the boys' 13 years category. The individual results from local runners were as follows: GIRLS' EIGHT AND UNDER Number of runners: 110 2. Carlene Archer (Maple Ridge) 4:13.0 5, Alexis Lowes (Claremont) 4:34.6 6. Ashlea Manns (Westney Heights) 4:36.0 GIRLS' NINE YEARS Number of runners: 87 1. Melanie Curran (Westney Heights) 3. Stefanie Stroh (Westney Heights) 5. Michelle Corniffe (Southwood Park) BOYS' NINE YEARS Number cf runners: 113 2. Man Chase (Duffin's Bay) 8. Chris Van Vliet (Vaughan Willard) GIRLS' 10 YEARS Number of runners: 90 7. Melissa Kapralos (Westney Heights) BOYS' 10 YEARS Number of runners: 103 2. Fraser Wallace (Gandatsetiagon) 3. Ian Hales (Vaughan Williard) 4. Brett Lemmon (William Dunbar) GIRLS' 11 YEARS Pickering Tightline still unbeaten in le PICK RING - The Pickering tightline Fishermen's Warehouse bantam `B' hockey team had a productive week with three wins, extending its winning streak to seven games. Pickering defeated West Vaugharl 42 at J�'t'� the Don Beer Arena �� Tuesday night. Pick- ering goals were ride scored by Steve McLean, Jeremy Blais, Norm White and Sean Hattie. Jody Miller and Drew Primrose drew two assists each with singles to Jason Connell, Randy Curtis and Ryan Mitchell. David Smith was strong in the Pickering net, turning aside 23 shots. The Tightline bantams defeat- ed Orillia 3-1 at Art Thompson Arena Saturday night. Connell, Hattie and Chris Wood scored for 'B' bantams ague action Pickering. Primrose and Jason 'Blair had a pair of assists. Goalie Darryl Miller stopped 21 or 22 shots for the win. Pickering blasted Markham 5-0 in Markham Sunday. Miller was once again a tower of strength in the Pickering net, recording the shutout. The defensive unit of Paul Damiano, Randy Curtis, Chris Wood, Brad Diabro and Jason Blais played outstanding hockey, killing off 17 minutes in penalties. Jeremy Blais led the attack with two goals and an assist. Miller, Hattie and Curtis scored the other goals. McLean had two assists with singles to White, Primrose, Cannell and Zach Pike. In eight league games to date, Pickering's goaltending tandem of Miller and Smith has allowed 15 goals for a sparking goals against average of 1.88. 1h; i S Number of runners: 103 4. Stacey Archer (!Maple Ridge) 6. Stephanie Felgamacher (South- wood) BOYS' ll YEARS Number of runners: 114 1. Andrew Hanna (Frenchman's Bay) 2. Ryan Kendall (Valley Farm) 4. Gary Gould (Southwood) GIRLS' 12 YEARS Number of runners: 79 6_ Alicia Grimes (Westney Heights) 7. Shannon Burke (Lord Durham) BOYS' 12 YEARS Number of runners: 85 3. Scott Shadbolt (Gandatsetiagon) 7. Ryan Johnston (Vaughan Willard) GIRLS' 13 YEARS Number of runners: 86 5. Kara Worgan (Frenchman's Bay) 6. Kim Wells (Frenchman's Bay) BOYS' 13 YEARS Number of runners: 77 2. Chris Stewart (Frenchman's Bay) GIRLS' 14 YEARS Number of runners: 26 2. Marissa Johnson (Westney Heights) 3. Carolyn Johnston (Gandatsetiagon) 4. Christine Green (Westney Heights) 5. Ellen Lem (Gandatsetiagon) BOYS' 14 YEARS Number of runners: 66 5. Chad Relf (Gandatsetiagon) 7. Craig Watson (Gandatsetiagon) 8. Jason Levy (Lincoln Avenue). 4 Hear,, Here *W "9>0 r�l�fwli� - AU TIM OF IEAliM Am New truro+ratitre deson -Various assWve id"V awim -BatlBties and mp&s Regisfeledwit QVA, U.11 A W, tndGleeft Shell liluef�W else Lh +cw1427-4277 8wkmAud1@ml* $ 'op Q% A1U4.%bfllto Att&1W tRttle way"N".41111 - _J A jas High senior girls win in basketball AJAX - PICKERING - The The Pine Ridge midgets were Ajax High School senior girls' on the right end of a 35-31 score basketball team defeated Pine against Ajax. Ridsge High 42-24 in league Pauline Lang scored 13 action Thursday. points to lead Pine Ridge. Fay Ajax sported a 16-6 lead at Forester added 10. Michelle the half and scored 18 Klepadlo scored eight for Ajax, fourth-quarter points to while Dawne Moore had five. seal its third LOSSA win . The Ajax High seniors had of the season. • great success at the recent Pick - Andrea Langille scored4W ering Toyota Classic Basketball nine points, including her first Tournament. three point shot of the year, for After two preliminary -round Ajax. Chantelle Ryan chipped in wins, Ajax lost in the semi - with eight points. finals to a strong Whitby Ander- However, Ajax High wasn't son team 62-42. Gail Andrews as fortunate in the junior and had 10 points for Ajax. Aleta midget contests, losing both Ryan scored nine. games to Pine Ridge. Ajax started with a 39-37 win The Pine Ridge juniors post- over Pope Pioux X from Ottawa. ed a 46-31 win over Ajax. Lind- Aleta Ryan led the way with 13 say Sidwell scored 14 points for points. Pine Ridge, followed by Kim Next, Ajax defeated Port Leslie with 12. Kim Tilden Perry 41-38. Cheryl Clement scored 10 points for Ajax, while scored 13 points for Ajax, while Shama Gumbs hit for eight. Pam Wiles netted 10 points. ,5A)10[ -,T Ski & Country Club The private family ski club that is affordable and close to home. The Skyloft Ski Club offers 16 downhill runs, new snow -making capacity, 3 lifts, a rustic lodge and a warm family atmosphere. Skyloft's limited membership ensures minimal line-ups, safe skiing conditions and an enjoyable skiing experience for the entire family. Nestled in the Durham Region, Skyloft is located just minutes north of Hwy. x7, and Brock Rd., east of Claremont. Skyloft Ski and Country Club features: equity membership, certified CIRSR instruction. Instructional programs from tot ski to racer, social and family events, nursery, Nordic skiing. ;: X MMDOE 47 oLwuM LAKERIMI _ � •'�oAaMAs Rq G ClM1EMONT s7 KY n KM a M, .AMDUN/AM y 1 wouoHAM mw r l MAMO. Y g "APow000 no. :u ill L OS"� W LAKE O.TA7N0 For your convenience, the Club will be open on the following Sundays: Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Nov. 8, Nov. 15, Nov. 22, Nov. 29 from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Come visit Skyloft The e1 Family Ski Club For details call 298-13971 Th.• Eutt�� fiY� 5101;1k s Incomf Dou - ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and CALL i locations NOW H&R BLOCK For more Information call... 0SHAWP-1WHITBY - 725-4563 AJAX/PICKERING - 686-1395 THE NEWS ADVmrmER SUNDAY, r4o*kh SIBR 1, iok: tACE 21 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers —10-0 Careers G" Register for SCHOOL ''2 °j1,YS fall classes now. Acco,uniting Computer DemKal TM* S h Computers, ��v Cholir de Tourism Computer Assistant Buskmens Business ibdlcal On Comixie �^�^ Applications Secretary APOLLO Tralnkmg Word processing H" Computor Etteetallw i Restemsant EleCtroedea RUN int Seer•t•rY Openflons TeehempylMgy s ir-Am L•p•l ••crater( Bar a beverage Dilegniortlee customer Pacepflonkq Management 3 Rapsk Service Call today for further Information and FREE personal Interview Financial assistance is available to yqualified applicants Executive Assistant For 150 years, Wellington has been the General Insurance Company challenging the industry to change ...to focus on the customer ...and to find new, more effKient ways of doing business. V4tellington Insurance - a sister company of London Life and a member of the London Insurance Group - is committed to a corporate culture that seeks out and rewards excellence while providing exciting opportunities for professionals with a desire to achieve and the strength and ability to respond to a changing environment. Your goal will be to provide exceptional administrative support to the Leader of Canadian Insurance Operations from our Pickering location. This will involve responding to customer inquiries, preparing presentations and correspondence, travelling between various unit and broker locations as well as performing general support activities. You have ten years of progressive administrative support experience dealing with senior leaders complemented by excellentofganizational. interpersonal and communications skills. Demonstrated research abilities. advanced PC skills with proficierxy in word processing• Excel and Microsoft Powerpoint wiN serve you well. A team player, you display initiative and O* ab ft m perform well independently. We offer a highly competitive compensation package. To pursue this opportunAY please forward your rewrite and covering IettK to: mY _ Colette Awwetes a P—ii.Net- OyMRtatlow GRswmmt we�nitsw hamesce compaary MdmWmd Sime %OOstltl9e fEa a Sll atieft %ll "� •1 ` 1Wmw sU ANCEW .110 General Help 110 General Help Tions i daa.n ftrntalaa t relit. nlakas ntodak - 40 pHs. on like; -12-26 (pertly lam). JOBS AVALABLE FOR: flyers, stere 6 nmol Eala, lipollonas h*U but No nr- 1 WANTED Wall clientele, rent a chair for $20/day. Great opportunity. Friendly "notphere. Cell Sonia, 110 General Help AIRLINE JOBSI $6 - $20/hr. with excellent benefits. Many positions.I Men/women. Will train. Call 1-504-646-4512,', Hel 100 Careers 130 Sales Help/Agents 130 Sal Agen s 1355 Skilled Help You owe it to yourself to answer ttiese questions. res vo Are you 45 years of age or over9 ❑ Have you recently been permanently ❑ ❑ laid off? Do you (teed to upgrade your rob skills? ❑ ❑ It you answered YES to any of these questions... IT'S TIME TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR FUTURE! "You may qualify for funding assistance and be eligible for FREE CAREER TRAINING. M� oaa` C -C Ox Pearson lanes. 101 Mary Street West, Whiloy 110 General Help 130 SaleAgents We are currently recruiting for the following temporary positions in the Durham Region: • warchouse • 1_ight Asscmbly/Packaging • Forklift • Technical/Skilled trades e Cafeteria (cash R serving) Minunum 1 year expenence. Transportation an asset. Safety boots required for all factory positions. References requited. • Oshawa CA Donna at 379-2911 • p• Ajax call !a■ at 427 -ON The Minam Group for. ADULTS WANTED W deliver newspapers door to door In Ajax/Pickering area. Must have own vehicle ' able to deliver on Tues., wed., Fri., and Sat Call 683.5117 ask for Camille $200/500 WEEKLY ssemble products at ome, easy! No soling, bu're paid direct. Fully, uaranteed. No experience Call 1-504641.7778 Ext 103,24 his, BECOM a Discovery Toys Educational Consultant and �dbooks ortMraas �chthin lllA- lovel ywith t7raousey Toys, roti sw Cal hw^ i and (e110L OTWAkIKWAL Conpny Y losRkq for telenmarkMers. 'llacrtlr wage plus bons •Petr d not en" *Av �n t at Potential •Stag iserdng im nrdY 4 -1lmil almle. 9`12 nowt. CM ,am at 42D4M tr li sen 9.12 noon ail 52aaa0 Will. h hill" jam Is NWAN - woamaruoYmm Do you wish to do wen while doing good' Excellent sales opportunity with a well established company wheea your earnings will be $36.000. plus commissions in yr one. Fres seminar on November 3, 1992, from 7 p.m. - 930 P.M. at Ramada Re wants Hotel. Theater Roan, 1115 Ybrklend Bbd., Wi4owMM. Oram. ALOETTE COSMETICS Expending, excellent commissions and benefits, flexible hours, no delivery, no inventory. Training provided. Please call Rosentorie:427-9021 150 Hasp. Medical Dental an FtA-time dental assistant warded. Cbvw Ridge Doold M Miehny Rd soulth AX Car ttum rarneane mitt now In proOmws. SWBM0341 out ' Cal4Z%1443 Cita p 1=84 PART tine howsba per cwtDay Care car and r.I '. r **.d 160 wanted kemdhtery. Mn* Cd 427- an 15M for datala. (t 104921 WMTBV Mother requkes fur 120 0flICe He P rims babyakler. in her lux. d Mie—own whkteA�rdNffwal Pi"" contact Clndi at 436 OF you ace am 45 and haus 030L (110Sa2) nosily been lald all, you mgr HAMY wanted - rve out. 2 4UWV for lfa' I assYtelmoe wlamderhrl lids. apes 3 and e. D-0ne. word, autecat vMrwa, CAN Cathy. 324-200 eat 470 (ldyel a ele4m eve *VL ; papMrakM. Harvard. Corel, Computer ( 04m Programming and Systems UVE4 1 tinny megmaced to are AndyK Cobol.Pascal an d for Darmr Symtdm me slid. Cal llilE am flits baso(. FkmarmcW auY11n nd 420.9552 alter S p.m. (1104921 HOuSECLEANER warred for may be available for Nlpibb pat rme days. Could lend to fur students. Durham Bus= t2assjfitd Fu 1 time. Car 1 Win 427-1041 stir CarlX tar COMgsc 4273ota 4 p.m, (11012M (TF) J RUGRATS CHILDREN'S APPAREL has expanded NEW SALES POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE • enthusiastic/self-motivated • enjoy home parties • excellent commission/profit sharing 427-1751 SALES POSITION ASAP Graphics Limited ';, .- --e^ i.. e , --coated P•ecr .., currenrly seek,gq acres profes:wnols to ,ell arepress wfwes on a commyssyon bas(, Sero(es ,ndude Trpnettmg and Pnteup Deskrop Publishmg Database P;b rah ng an mogewnmg output sernce on popes and 6Im and 1 mmition Intanied indwiluak (on o(pune more informeton by contact xtg Brian Kuypers at 576 2127 135 Skilled Help 111111 Minimal EXPERIENCED Glazier i squired. Appy in person to 487 Wesiney Rd. S. knit .4, Ajax. (110692) ELECTRONIC Bench Tech- nician wnh diplons, experience in communications an asset for troubleshooting and wrrponet lever repair to digital and R F. c rcunry in cellular products. Cas 427-6060 for appointment. (i 105w) UCENSED Mechanic Super- visor - Durham Region• must have minimum 5 years ex- psnence in hydro bgics, diesel and supervisory skills. The Minacs Group. 427-4428. (110692) TO ADVERnSE tee TWS SECnON Gil 135 Skilled Help s"-�s 7W74rn MANUFACTURING MANAGER (WOODWORKING) We are one of the largest and fastest growing Canadian Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers with Canadian and International Sales. We require an individual with extensive knowledge of spray finishing, wood and panel processing. The ideal candidate will have a post secondary degree in manufacturing or wood technology. The successful candidate will become part of a dynamic management group that values problem solving and effective interpersonal team building skills. Please call (1-705-749-1201) or send resume to Plant Manager � + NHB Industries Ltd. 1 944 Crawford Dr. Peterborough, Ont. K9L 3X2 Fax #1 - 705-749-1618 Immediate Pelt -Time (20hours+)PositionsAvailsble Requirements of the job: • Excellent interpersonal skills • Effective communication skills, both written and verbal ■ Excellent analytical, organizational, and ,decision-making ability • Superior customer service philosophy Keyboard skills • High School Diploma • Must be fluent in both French k English (for bilingual position) Candidates must outline on their application how they have gained experience and developed good customer service philosophy. This is a challenging position in a dynamic organization in the Oshawa area. As a team player you would be required to assist customers with their inquiries and to help resolve any difficulties. We offer excellent working conditions. a competitive salary and an attractive benefits package. Previous applicants need not apply. THE Please fax your resume immediately to: h� MINACS -Susan Vivian GROUP 71 Albert Street. Oshawa, Out.. L1H 4R1 al�alala INC. '-Fax (416) 579-6050 SATURN SAAB ISUZU Requires Licensed Mechanic Immediately. Must have Saab experience. Call 839-61590 Ask for Bob Horton. 165 Day Care Available RELIABLE daycare In my hon(•. any ape tlttyalaon,e hullar pall firms. tote of OUtI gs b the does to Pickering Go rain. Plwse car 03e -'SM. OW WTY dWOM and dmWm Y a tssRy. Canm dndt in cul 0 lklte People 'a Play School. Ajar. FA" Wm Cana, ages 3 mondms 10 S yeas 421Iw9900. MOTHER of moo, Bladvarent non smoker, available for daycons, any spa. trot lunches, walks, lob of toys. lanced yard. F ars n and spaces elle and ralaNIon. 427-1723. (1 10092) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 509-1207 REUABLE daycare available in DAYCARE available 300 Automobiles For Sale IV CANADIAN TIRE A' i''S c sees sees. �,.♦ ;- 400 ApFr" Ret 400 Ate'" 400 AJAX 77 A33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included, $742-$819. Cali 686-0845 - Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call ¢5683-6021 12.5 ,Crtckz -. -- For Rent 410 Houses For Rent PIIY(flBNO - Iwo eq.tt base. Inent apartment, private entrance and laundry. tarps bright kech n with breakfast nook. combined Nving and dlrirg roost, 4 pp. balk 5910 soilage roon double cbada In bedroon $550Indualve. 854- 6206 or 427-0557. (1101M wNTSV -cosy ens bnkoorn basenrm span. sit . 4 pos. bath. eat -b kitchen. utilklet, cable, laundry and parking Included. Non smoker. fist and last. SSW, 430-9M albr 6 p.m, (1105M AJAX - Wee End Heipins - one large bedroom basement apartment, $675 Includes all utIMm. free cable, non smoker, no pas. Cal after 6 p.m. 427- 1451.(110492) OSHAWA Centre area, 3 bedroom bam. apartmsed avallable Mid. Nov. or Dec. 1. 8650 monthly plus 113 utdltias. Non smoker, first and last. Cil 5754905. (1108x2) AVAILABLE Nov. 1. Whites. Rd. Pickering. One bedroom basement apartment, self contained, $600 utilities Included. Phone 420-0125. (1 10492) PICKERING - two bedroom basement, large kitchen and my home, excellent references. immediately. Weetney north of IaXliving room. private entrance. (1102) childcare training 3 years, Hwy Hwy 82. Near Lester B. c.. Very large and clean Suites and bus slop at door. No pots- s2'Dixe. Pickering. Prefer one Pearson. Activities• hat lunches• Safety I 69 822 Glen, Oshawa 8650 nduaive, first and last. OSHAWA . three bedroom serer N lower Ilea, we area 2 karya s, fenced yard, now tHcltook i 410 Houm Fm PICKERING - two floors, 3 be0reomn, applances. t erwitrat aV. carttrd vat:, IYsPlsos. NW dock. backyard ::401s, taall- abb Nov. 15, tckrMhre Ca1420.1904. (110502) BAYLV ad Llwrpoc, specs. detached bungalow (upper level 3 bedroorns. near GO train. cal Carol DIEM, NRS Mayflower 4317070 (110119) NORTHWEST Oshows -Inge 3 D Care 165 Available 165 _ Aga; agile 280 Lost a Found fireplace.aplaee, dining room. t 1!2 tile& bl.dt �.Mp. down base aflW ad N UM fin. AINW MS b the nano d avaNtbb Dec. 1.8906 + uMM& Butch. REWARD. 591-9050. ges 2 to 5 time rates, 599.00 r-Fleceipts 290Pets-supplies•ull issued for income taX Board purposes GERMAN Shephard Pups - 1ltwuWW liar d black ' Day care full days and air, and sabim 9 weeks ' Nurse school half days Nursery Y �• ou d wer d"dao d the 1901 Grand Vkt t. Needled, ' Junior Kindergarten talbooad and guarartsad. 509- ' On 5 acre country setting 2346. (1101M Experience your child's growth in a CHOW Chow puppies - A licensed, professional and loving child Chestnuts no papersT�ents ons care setting. Ake registered lab pups. 668 - Established since 1978 4321 of 434-7605. (1 105M 686 p hall A fun motivational i ap- p -ch preach 10 cop training. Classes 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 starring soon for a1 levels and ages. (9wks-10yrs). Call K-9 off Harwood. Klubhouse, 416-404-8617 or (11 0692) 416.837.2364. (110192) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 509-1207 REUABLE daycare available in DAYCARE available 300 Automobiles For Sale IV CANADIAN TIRE A' i''S c sees sees. �,.♦ ;- 400 ApFr" Ret 400 Ate'" 400 AJAX 77 A33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included, $742-$819. Cali 686-0845 - Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call ¢5683-6021 12.5 ,Crtckz -. -- For Rent 410 Houses For Rent PIIY(flBNO - Iwo eq.tt base. Inent apartment, private entrance and laundry. tarps bright kech n with breakfast nook. combined Nving and dlrirg roost, 4 pp. balk 5910 soilage roon double cbada In bedroon $550Indualve. 854- 6206 or 427-0557. (1101M wNTSV -cosy ens bnkoorn basenrm span. sit . 4 pos. bath. eat -b kitchen. utilklet, cable, laundry and parking Included. Non smoker. fist and last. SSW, 430-9M albr 6 p.m, (1105M AJAX - Wee End Heipins - one large bedroom basement apartment, $675 Includes all utIMm. free cable, non smoker, no pas. Cal after 6 p.m. 427- 1451.(110492) OSHAWA Centre area, 3 bedroom bam. apartmsed avallable Mid. Nov. or Dec. 1. 8650 monthly plus 113 utdltias. Non smoker, first and last. Cil 5754905. (1108x2) AVAILABLE Nov. 1. Whites. Rd. Pickering. One bedroom basement apartment, self contained, $600 utilities Included. Phone 420-0125. (1 10492) PICKERING - two bedroom basement, large kitchen and my home, excellent references. immediately. Weetney north of IaXliving room. private entrance. (1102) childcare training 3 years, Hwy Hwy 82. Near Lester B. c.. Very large and clean Suites and bus slop at door. No pots- s2'Dixe. Pickering. Prefer one Pearson. Activities• hat lunches• Safety I 69 822 Glen, Oshawa 8650 nduaive, first and last. OSHAWA . three bedroom serer N lower Ilea, we area 2 karya s, fenced yard, now tHcltook i 410 Houm Fm PICKERING - two floors, 3 be0reomn, applances. t erwitrat aV. carttrd vat:, IYsPlsos. NW dock. backyard ::401s, taall- abb Nov. 15, tckrMhre Ca1420.1904. (110502) BAYLV ad Llwrpoc, specs. detached bungalow (upper level 3 bedroorns. near GO train. cal Carol DIEM, NRS Mayflower 4317070 (110119) NORTHWEST Oshows -Inge 3 bedroom Sarni. room with NORTH West Oshawa •two fireplace.aplaee, dining room. t 1!2 bedroom *ani . bmw"wd inks" baths. garage lanced yard. auks. 24 pew. baht, appl*rns, appliances. Available Dec. 1. avaNtbb Dec. 1.8906 + uMM& 5050 plan utilities. 5750245. First and last. PAOwor ts. 728- (102092) 4530.(111792) THREE years new, brick 2 OBMWA - 3. 1 bedroom, now storey, 3 bedrooms, 4 pce. y deomased semi 1 112 baths, 3 orwjlW main floor family morn, applances, finished fec roan coinveni m Pickering location. cantrd air. deck. No pets. Fist/ $1100 per month Call Howard sett, $895 . utilities. Available Payne. 425.7700. Robot Cites Nov. 1. 416493-3511. (11019M R••ti Ltd. `1101' //� Townhouses AJAX - three bedroom make floor d house. X50. Also 900 42 For Rent sq.h. ons bedroom betenrrM references. Available apanmol , 8650. Bolt Include parking. lnpround pod, fridge/ stove, available Nov. 1. Can 427.7412 or 683-0569. (1 101 M NORTH Oshawa - executive 3 or 4 bedroom house. flexible rem. Ocwpancy Dec. 1. Beau Malley location. Please cal 576-0415 after 4 p.m, for viewing 1 759-9395 1 year and over. Call anytime. 637-2039.(110192) RELIABLE caring babysitter, available. ECE training, hot meal d I Ile I f TLC. 428-0707. (1104921 170 Employment Wanted s, a, y wa s, ots o activities. Right on the 401. cal Three Adults Looking Shelley at 6866165. (110692) for work in THIS former working mom knows whets important in daycare. Hot lunches, fenced backyard, outings. sing -a -kips• story time• dry diapers and loss of T.L.C. /sake Driveway/ Harwood 426-1107.(102692) RESPONSIBLE mother w 11 p•ov de sale and secure -MhV1/0nrnent, planned activities. .ndoorioutdoor, p ayroom, fenced yard. lots of fun and anvnon. Nutritious es ious lunchand 6-6 snacks. 68105. (110492) General Labor. One neon with 3 re Inspections $39.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax pe y 683-2277 experience in: Shipping/Receiving. Forklift operation. Will do work in Durharn Region. Please call 686-5415 MEN ii trucks will do household moves, clean up 1989 BUICK LESABRE Executive driven, 160.000 kms Fully loaded, excellent condition, must be seen, $8,500 o.b.o. certified. Call Paul after 6 p.m- 724-4362. ..•A- -AA -ti- A- RELIABmotherE mother o provide painting, anything. Call Cart w child care in my home. any age Jahr. 427-2856. (TF) welcome. Full or part time• 220 Articles nutmious lunches -P. I, ..• F:nr Caln -- -- Mae Masao BAHAMA Cruise. 5 daysia 205 Firewood nights, over bought. corpoi 2 bdrm. from $625 rates to pubic. Lr, tickets. ROKA Lumber Hardwood, 5395 roub1 le. .80066&7876. 4•16':12- $60. 4'x8'x16-. $65. •r- 55. Mon -Sit. 9 am. -9 p-n- Sart wood 4'xBx12' ava4abls. LADIES designer fashions: $W. Days. 705.277-3361. ave., 434 -6665. (TF) warts, dresses. aeoestorm. OR - PICKERING - responsible client condition. Size 6-8. FIREWOOD - seasoned Negotiable. Draperies - Meant, hardwood. 16- out. $190 bush antique satin. lined. navy/gond; mrd. 12- cut. $720 tush card- Ivory steer, 95- lort9- Flexible, FREE DLIVERY. (416) 355- width. 434-7621 after 5. 5067.(IIou ) OSHAWA Bind. - one bedroom 220 Articles For Sale ALMOND cokured Kenmore appianow. washer/dryer. $325 Illy par. stow. $350. 420.1336. 11 1019M KENMORE Freezer. lll=. Cal 427-0SM.(1101021 TEAK bedroom sat. 5 pa. Fat- clbnt condition. 5250. 426- 2514.(1104M FREE-FLOW SaWbed for sale. CLEARANCE Sar of kitchen and bathroom cabinets, showroom display ntod•la, r+- duding pantries and built-in oven units. 128 Commercial Ave. Ajax. 428-0900. (11 104M SOLO piWosk hxnaure - buy diect from one of Ontario's largest manufacturers and veldt yourhurnitus beYg mads eeior. your ayes. Eg.. az calk table. $290: canrhortbaN bed. 5290: an+owe, 5790 Finrfe0 in your stain k�nace. 985-8774. (110552) 1990 Oldsmooue 1 oronaao Trofeo. power sunroof, fully loaded, like new. 55.000 krrs. Asking $25.000. Call 4362261. Terry. (I 1059Z IMS Suzuki Sidekick JX 4x4. 4 cylinder. 5 speed. cowerlible top. 97,000 kms. $6900 osrtlied. 1965 Chev Cclsbrtty. V6. auto. or. till. cruse. artvfm cassette. 149.000 kms. $3900 earthed. Mke Jackman Motors. 9954273. (1105921 IN* Ford E250 XL. V8. SAIL. 62.000 kits. Loaded, clean. $10.000 o.b.c. CAN 8361876. (1104912) 16" Honda Prelude SI, S speed. red. loaded. Pa., pb.. air. amrinn stereo cassette. 67,000kni $9500. Cal 434- 6517. (110e11 ) les? HywdaL auto, 4 door• this cars ready for wiser. Good first. good mechanics, good body. Must be sold. $2350 o b o. 729-0705. (110302) SOUTH AJAX Bachelor basement' apt., private entrance, fireplace, shared laun- dry facilities, $450 monthly, responsible working ton -smoker, available Nov. 1. CALL 427-3664 1 bedroom from $550 Cal 839- SM. (110492) close'a4 ,fenced yard- $800 . utilities. Available Dec. OSHAWA - two bedroom 2 bdrm. from $625 PRICE Negotiable - extra large 1 668-3213 after 5:30 p.m. townhouse. 4 poe. and 3 pot - bath. 5 appliances. finished rec Suitable availability. one bedroom apartment, close to park. Oshawa tranh,401and (1126OZ room, $925 monthly, all Includes heat, cable, shopping plaza. All utilities PICKERING - responsible Inclusive. First and last and refers ces required. gall 436 d sanurM nd Call 579.1669. couple warned for 3 bedroom 3141. (110592) 5 4896 or 723 095o L72 (110492)Included. &warns. includes heat. hydro. 3 42&1874.(11129Q) ONE bedroom basement apart- OSHAWA Bind. - one bedroom �Oe, garaflite, air, pool. fireplace, garage first/last, NORTH East Oshawa -Pres- ment for rent. With kitchen, basement apartment, private references. Available Ilgious quiet area, three washroom and separate entrance. large kahen, Iridge.r In., ialely. $1295 267-3335 bedroom townhouse, garage, entrance. Close to Go station, stove, 4 poo. bath, carpeted (11 0692) finished basement . 4 available now $575 No pets no Would suit single non snicker. appliances. 8930 monthly plus smoking. prefer single person. Available anytime. $485 + NEARLY new 3 bedroom now t Ribes. Available Nov. 1. 416- 427-8428. Call 721.2436. (11059 GO train. and schools. 291-9253. 1104 427-8428. (110692) sl1O�'^9 ( 92) PICKERING - row one bedroom 1 12 bathrooms. living room, AJAX - The Breakers' •nor sx- PENTHOUSE sate in Whitby'sbasement mens_ d" room. cat -in kitchen. l WHITBY The place to be. Large 1 and 2 bdrm. Includes all utilities, appliances, balcony. (Make an offer. 432-0011 newest and most prestigious build Two bodr� oorts, aCart ' av Nov. 1. Central a i r i v a c, appliances. $1010 - Manly. fist y iasis dusive townhouses, 2 and 3 bedrooms, 3 and 4 levels. 1600 wall to wan carpet, was dishwasher. 4 pce. bath, and Non smokers• rig pots. Relerer+oss essential. Available sq -11I.. 5 appliances included. European style kitchen, S Dorking, cable, laundry, (1 Evenings 428.2145 or Available for immediate appliances. glass enclosed separate entrance. $600 ri• 631-0502' (1106911 occupantly. Recreational d sanurM nd monthly. First and last. 839- Wt naquic mt nthly1/93. plus Willies on &A*. To view. W Building lectures very con every can- 6260. (110192) AJAX . basement apartment 42&1874.(11129Q) ceivabie extra $1100 monthly. ONE bedroom basement apom with bedroom, living room. kitchen. dining room. 4 WHITBY - o sublet fin Dec. 1. Children welcome. 725-8769. mint rn quiet hoar. Suitabr for 4� m m e u l at • 3 bedroom (I 105g2) single person Now bus routes separate entrance.I parkinClose tevehi g. e o everything. townhouse, 5 appliances and WHITHY - en. haererxr, h,..� neat. hydro. �Dr ihekuded. len eccn - - _-- _ cemral ai. Close to 401 and 1 t meritrrteorale Po*"MCM. Gad 433- public transit. 81033 plus apartment, carpeted. t 197 slaw S m t t =b 2350 or 427.2636. (1,0692) OSHAWA - large 3 bedroom apartment. 5 appliances. set -n ka~. 4 pos. bath. trckudes utilities. parking, dock, nor O.C.. 401. $825. Available Doe. 1. 428-3963 or 686.7871. (110692) AJAX - The Breaker' now ex- clusive bksode mndomivunrs for inm*dM@ occupancy. 1.2 and 3 bodrocrrs, 8041700 sq.h. featuring 5 eppimmm. ale. ba - conies or sobarkwrs.urK% gond pw king, recreation facilities. To view cal 428-1874. (TF) AJAX -one bedroan baseman« apenirnart, all inclusive. UN monthly. First and lea. AraiGble Nov 1. no pas. Non smds r. After 6 p.m. call 427-0649. (I 1019Z laundry facilities. parking. clow 03es) p _% qnp 06HAWA and Hrntony, utut . teal 888 6Sa9 &,at 5 b transit and amenities. SW NEW large executive apartrrem 8867634. (1108x21 p.m. („0192) utilities nckded. Avail- 4 appliances, without ag"te a• 3 bedroom semi. 1 1i OSHAWA - 3 bedroom ebb ir•rrdmdy. No pats. tel $750 all inclusive. Call 420 baths, clean and nicely ds=MW. ta4w toss, first and loswttokse, fktahed basernart, 427 8540. (11069Q) 7853. (110192) Wt naquic mt nthly1/93. plus 1 12 battle, fridge and stove, WHITBY -one bedroom snit& AJAX • Oxford Towers. 2 and 3 it ble J talsi.s. Available Jan. 1r90. Ask available i rimeddiately Asking floor ap"enlert an Diodk from bedroom apwtmsntu. Available for Ron Moore,k 623-4115. UW all Inclu. d. $� uulNies Included. First and GO trap, now, kitchen and car- Nov. 1. and Dec. 1. Quist (1 10492) 72s ( ) paling throughout. Available h buadkg, pooL sauna• now to AJAX - nrin floor, 3 bedroom imrnWlately. $630 monthly. shopping, 401 and Go. Approa. new tram, Idlcfrerh, rxrntrail aiepi, 8867634. (1108x21 and 1 893142/ appliances, fenced yard. BACHELOR apartment, units 730 prrL ($750 1104 txrahoa deck. $500 rnwidAy . $operate eMranc, O hams. PICKS - FitdVLMrpool - 60% utilities. 509-1927. clow b Civic Centre. Siding one cozy dean newer ons, (110192) doom. Taft kbrhm. avasaft moor" " apersimet' MCKERING - DlxiefFinch - Dec. 1. Telephone Scarobo, $cess. bright t and dean tboom. 418 283 7251. (11 060) $925 moroan Avail- 3 the• 5 applirtues, swgr AJAX - bright. Spacious one able Dec. 1. Call 839-2792. (110192) 9>� do& and lsrhemd yard. bedroom sperbrM snt walk oto If -, ime. $1100 . utilities. dock and yard, private citrate• TWO bedroom fully equipped. 831-1957. (110422) 4 SppMancas, canary ai. parking LRAMn Included. $735 wittily. -- T les7 Mus" LX hadtbadk, 4 AJAX . Harwood and 401, oval 1. aliautillfies and utiNtbs Included. Non Call after 6 P.M. 728-1047. 420 OWn OUSeS (110642) gwder. anaontaie ataerintp and able (f}trladiatGia dI SM*W. no pas 5700 stonily. Available Dec 1. 683-4643. For Rent brakes• 42J= knee Csrbihed. Included. Orr beldroan bme- (114>� BAYLYILVERPOOL - spacious 54495 Crawl Aurin, ata -4111 ment apartnrm. 5525. Two -rami one bedroom basement .. u CARRIAGE (1 103421 bachelor spaMrns• SSW and SOUTH Janwvft area for Apardrrnt. laundry. per". Cal $400 Cas 2.66732 I. or Gab - large Fab" bunpabw Carol D!Slva, NRS Maydoasr. ONE. caro and three bodroon luxury condos. Beautiful property. quality features, e applanaw air o Ni,irhsd, from $950 rrhonthty, ONE MONTH FREEI Rant to own and pur- chase options available. Sash wet caner of Nash and Trues Rd.. Courtice. Open House. Wad and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. Sunday. 1-4 p.m. For more Information, Call Josephine Snider, 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard, 579-3052 of 6 lit maBe Advantage Reeky Lid. Resor. 433-4747. (TFALL) $199. Good condition. 427- lest Burdk Com .4 door. ps.. ( -1 • • •11 • 6428. (110692) FOR ear - hong lawn mower. pb.. air can.. anutm digital w15TBY -page two bedroom 34 bmdmorn hoots. 2 kadhwW 439-7070. (110es2) badim SALE . IBM carPuter. prl�. tables, coffee table andxcellent condition. 2 mud moo' Peine► anfertrra, Pw- $795 icluskr•. One berinoorR 2 ht $169,000bodw 1 er rhsm lower level.Moor of dtglattlbnO•Itw and ,,tower• $275: small fringe. tabus, ore - , , furnace with t Interior. hub caps, « pNow Go. M very arker. 5936 WO*Jsk..,bnbnm, aval � stairs. ,ea,� �, Large 3 bdrm. garden homes ro•r $¢a). 8100: aquarium. $35: electric water Mater and ~M vebkw Available Dec. , 89••52.7 atilt linat d" prrvna .rsrartca. parking. $675 available Nov. and Dec. 1. small cassaba stereo Portable, humidifier. Call 868.8695. o•Nart nrtuM OIx� Cal 5958832. (11 Asking 82100 osrtkitd. No rue 11 �% inclusive. Call 436-609S. $75• Can 866-9854.111061 (I Imo) 8esi585. (I 103M ( MAX - large bright 2 e.droar. (110120 • all utilities included NORTH Oshawa - avadaMa bra OM*nt apartment. large AJAX - wttlkots tt.amn.rt Ion CARPET - I have new Stairs WOOD burring stove, queen 1973 Mweadm Benz 290 SE, In-- lately. One bedroom (kileMn, (ldn5 room. cable. rarer sly rhos •mnttkar. Dom. •and@ round ricin ttlE d and front. nylon caPsl sized wal*rbad, lormi oescuthe 4.5, V8. we cofactors ibm n M her•• kedtan and r� WE do livi oe , and hal to sac, "ieae"roUs iNrrs. 831- �a 1kaplace, Iwndry, parlhing, first and MOL ralerem e. hydro parking $360., inc�Mrdes carpet pad. piss 3253. (1101 "� oondilioti Ce"�'•d Prod• $S25 per talons& inckrdGs private entrance. ittdrad•s low all • ' 789-2068. (TFAALLjehe'' sten. SPECIAL SALE - cash and tar- '4.«72 ��` j 05 2) es tAMrs and parlart5 FestAsGt �� SM Aneilble Dec.1. � children's playground regtri•d. Sesotae (11os52)am ON Call vinu Rom set. two 1«ince nunan b.r.wele H� BANKRUPT Craaf Problars PICKERING - avaslabb im- 6568257. (110092) M a"" 11 S. 3 8513333 °' 427 7•' • On-site management Loom ses, aquarium oompkla Applianaw, 191 Bina SL E. No Credit check. Cars «aced 10 mr10111111111 - one - , . flrn bas•- SOUTH JarwsrBa area ler sit TowNlOuse)t office desks. chairs. phone Unit a6. Oshawa. 728.4049 own. 1978-1964. 50 pis to ment apartment. separate of MM M b" mrrta .. ( 420 system. oomprwser, riding lBalAd llhrMlmdB• (1112052) d1O0•• tram 8517428, 725 aarartce trees endo prtMarrsd, on 1/2 ase. How• a upper For Rent 434-3972 lawnmower, 1966 Buick 155s or 8563775- (11FALL) no prat, able• fridge. store and bey d it l r ate. 4 badt•atrs, Skyhawk, loaded• 436-3901' HEAT pump andairoort0iforw. CREDIT Problems? In terdry. Includes udliM $6- *0 tailwind epastsrs lower (11052) 21Q'"+n Y ale, 3 years old, cora bankrupt, yldiachagmd. Hcat ROwanoas. 420.2961- (11o5M► hltrd. Double tar gargr. sale ATOMI•s w. a emnoay ate Maid okwhw. ski ss with Ess a� ,< d : . me lits Wryer -air pre pal you b► AJAX - spacious linea f PM $190.000 M sus apps► ler "TOWNHOUSES MBinRrlps. �� IOrby and Fb hind IIr 1MnwI- Lassa w ear• bedroom, main floor of $�• CNN �� ow Outman Vacuum Ckwwm Terry. walk 644-Qovow) or Aonr Cst is a 401-20tia (111294 bungalow. near lake, (I 1031M � �a d Nor. III— I am bras and one •rods Sim CASH ler two" and ow -mm 305 •�••• •�• buffy AUtomobileS bd19•s, lelnatass, frtrmtlhrSale OSHAWA - huge bright one . DURHAM bass ad corn viaori.n aids ntteekn.r and aryere working M Wanted possession. 1560 mo et# 00 b•dreom bmsmwd. al new. HOl1SING rx._ 4064W& (110192) not NO St lAP. Fact pilwp, tANiss Ca11556661a (110152) TOP $8$ paid la etxap pus 7 er� eoarh. 1 11le Immediately. . taia t y. ars s5 appfato.a call 21 Ira O.C. ataesbfs inrinnediatyy. ?OSHAWA NEWCASTLE AJAX PidkMig Appeanots - no rn atzs ft 101fi� days a wa•k. 011 •1117301 a OIE two sit awe• bmdroom . 570 Beatrice St • 94 Concession St E leaeaabM d1r takr**d Fk/p 4211879 seer 6 pan (11o11M) aparlmteDls avaNabb. Con- $625 itek.we Cal ttt86 9185 a ' �.et�le. r 240 Ormond fk k i �aarana•dC o�ndltetb� ow South 230 itsnpMted end �a. OSHAWA - two bedroom 1050 Simooe St. •(41 Freeland Ave. 4274T754, 467 wlt..,.y LJ Wanted Tn Cks Fof R.neabl. tel.. /recta. Rralk- apstitwM, tUga ad .was for -PICKERING (1810 1992) 310 Sale its ad trtlll = - 72"M duds. Ma and hidro. Wlha WANTED - stoves. lragee • 1580 sloe Rd. WHITBY N11EDOBlD diets, ems lata learner and dryers, rhrakitp M NEw quiet WnWwp sly 12, t •" ' v a nd Ir% • 1840 Westicreek Dr. (new) • 3438 Garrard Rd. new Call 579.IN& (110352) sol Alm wtrlsd. pk$up trtuck 11117 C)EY tRsasr 491, V1, 5 bodiless Oaoarhonl etpsMwd$NO to (new) PIANOSIGRANDFATHER newer than 1978). Call AMIFM t� per pb.. la rrta- Evwo tp Included, SUsodO1M � 4atsa1l. CLOCKS - Paan sent to own,, 420.•= (Ti A(L � non smoker. no pets. $coo PICKERING - one bedroom Spacious 1, 2, 3, 4 and wheelchair accessible units: Fridge, stove, apt elle 9p(pht pea dlpfal. f9efory �. � � �t monddy. Pinna --Vl rete, am baserbasrs apartinsi packing, garage, water, blinds/curtains included; Laundry/meeting Centre/ keyboards. CLOCKS - free 260 Arts b Crafts Call Dook s' Q'A' 1679 tltot5� wroadwnon.yatr cltlldren recreational facilities avaltable; utilities extra. dabrMy and sly up. Cal Tabp PICKERING - two bedroom and tab advarttepe d our los lion8dy plus to voon. 555 • . • • • • . • • • - • • call ovwtww war•hous• prices, CRAFT Show - Kin sway �i VanS, 4 Wheel basement apartment, 4 SMaifemearba,, 4311491. (TF ALL) College, 1156 King St. E. 320 DriVeS appla10" tapanata e"traf10' mr...g. Oshawa Sunday Nov. 8. 159, $)775 mon5ly. indhshle Me Ii AJAX - now. huge, ons btdroorn 436-6610 GOLD dntmr on sheer drapes 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admbaion $2• 4MGor4204OM(t10W2j basement apartment. large lis 17 h wool. 94- high. $250. Students and seniors, $t. 1907 Dodge Caravan SE, pa, DOWNTOWNWhfby - quiet living room, eat -in kitchen, 1 • • • • •Floor. EmcWrd 01aandikon Phone 623 Children u as 6 firs 4 I 526) Ipans. oo. 6 cyy�Oa. 1:10 420 � 2 atdloonn b spall 6 plea.am �asnp iS50�monthly. all BALE . ttw ad used frost free evemi"gs• (1101182) 5419. If 101M 070DM 411287 2505 talries itaadea C 1N 4284U& Rooms To Rooms To Rooms To dgss, (roonvmO mAnddrit r VENDORS needed for 1557 bap YJ Laredo. 4 tnI P1cKEaNc - 1lrodb and Hwy CLEAN twobsdroornbasement 430 Rent 430 Rent 430 Rent lot apartment units. Christmas crall show. Nov. 28th drive, 137,000 warns. Gold had W" bright IladhslI ler" apatmtant, walk to GO, and all MAX - Picket ng Village - room BACHELOR bed"" mom In PRIVATE room, shared Stephenson's Furniture and at Stemple He Community Bids lop. bit* soft wap. MEI pulaut nNrhl abb epemrsre, SSW udwo amisnknes, *tperass erthoa rar, fair rent. TV, pr«ae washroom, executive horbla 4 pins. •insula, facilities, $325 pin "with al 11� 297 Court k at.,. Ohwdh. Pickering. Cal Lynn. •wee urinum rhe. sexxi emailAMM&Nlely- Fia.atd . NmWbb Hmstte*W*, 503.5237 oak h closet, shared laundry, ilckushre. Smob tree. no pale, 1445set .1. 105W - -4764•: 0 025 ----- ' �d IML SM pa moi 420.7079. or Iwfa message. (110490 $500 Included. 427.3820. Cal g564W. (110194 Asa .,...- ...,.� _ _ - _.r.rs+rt:+r � �sr.:•� ..lees ' 4 - _•'�i1k�'.i?,3°r'�:� ins' "+,fi_'-3�+"S-�'9��.., ��'c�":-'lis_ il, .. • - c pi•? r -. _. - tile. - 430 R00fRen 455 C0"d°s For 455 c°nd°e For Rent Rent fifer fan*. TV tIIM Rd Elillephne°w�anaµi �' &IImonth. M "°" CONDOMINIUMS 2182 atlw & (11o1a21 K NOIIBTSON - furnisl*d worn In ed"" (amity ftortt.. Shan FOR RENT ItJidten and bah aft am. Look - Ing fair clean quiet ran smoker. PhTHE REGIONAL GROUP Piss 723.30;1, (110382) ,p�; 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites available law "kr°°r^' I" room in a peaceful lakeside complex. kitchen and 4 pits. bath. Separate entrance, aira8able Please call Ellen students welcome. Mage r leave 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Mon. to Fri. Message, (I 104M weboms. 428-3382 or leave PCIRIG - Lfwv4PoHi txe fumishebasement mono 686-6872 Clean, quiet home. $325 ° 1041 ��`l Call 500 Homes Homes For 500 AJAX South - pleasant fur- Sale For Sale niched xxxxxosWM feilkhs, 40y Rh,- south mfohed n - fu7971. (1105M - exch�h* s routs. non on bus rout, non smoker court. hixury 2 fey. CaNkif a �t*W' Sao tweedy. 427-0394 WHITBY - 12 tae lot with 1 12 stasy house. 43 Garrard Rd. kitchen, formal living/dining aftw6p.m.weskdays. (110192) room, $141,800. 4343786. (110392) cozy main floor BAYLY and Westshore - clean, familyroom with fireplace. BROKER has $10,000 to ford at furnished room, se arate, Recroom with hot tub, Ill p $147 per nonth. Contact Jerry enVance and facilities. $100 Professionally landse � at 668.6805. Community Finan- 'lir weekly. First and last. 839.4271. property. SmAloo. 434-2681 � ��- (�) (1101ge) for appointment. (110392) THREE bedroom townhouse, FURNISHED rooms in a quiet SOUTH Aiax - The best of 3.M central Pickering, new carpet home. wt Share kitchen and br Beautffuty decorated con- and Paint, view of n m parks fro bathroom. One at $80 weekly vetted 3 bedroom brick bun- and back, sunken living room. A and $100 weekly. Private gabw on quiet street, garage, steal at $129,900. 831-3385. entranceand large backyard, completely separate one DICKERING - Glendale - large -3- 728-1399. Ann. (1101 92) bedroom apartment in bedroom semi, new root. AJAXA- cleancarpetedmomn bwerrOm. trsPi80•• reed cedar windows. 2 fireplaces, 3 nWAG' hart*, use of kitchen and widows and door, renovated bathrooms. master withensuto, bathroom, laundry facilities non bathrooms , new flooring $173.900. Open House Sunday, smoking female preferred. th"houl new sold oak cue- 1-4 p.m. NO AGENTS. 831- Reasonable. 686.3201, tom kitchen, over 3.40.000 in upgrades A must 7831. (110492 - 650 Auctions 3 DAY AUCTION SALE Thurs., Nov. 5 Mon., Nov. 9 Tues., Nov. 10 Contents from century old home to be held at Myles King Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., Oshawa at 6 p.m. Dining room table, 8 chairs, 2 side boards, china cabinet, platform rocker, needlepoint chairs, magazine table, drop leaf table, upright piano, (made in Toronto), rope table, hall tables, parlour set, 4 poster bed, chest of drawers, flat to wall, 3 cedar chests, bedroom suites, refrigerator, stove, small appliances, quantity of dishes, pots and pans etc., plus items not mentioned. This is a large interesting sale, plan to attend. Terms CASH. (110,92' md�a�d. NO AGENTS. 661 PICKERI Lots For 535 535 o the abovenat MYLES KING south mfohed n - fu7971. (1105M common. Aber 6. 404-1515. ftaw Mum-api ty ofWrharn li who died little 671 Business adult only home. Light t4oaTH housekeeping only. Bedding sPackouA)ax - the orb• fol right - too t1Ofel °ice` * ass Personals day September AUCTIONEER /00n acts beside Crown land. kSL Wi•d. sits weekly. First and with double Inst. 831.3253. (110192) with 3.:e ��' Cbee 10 Snowmobllin and hunting.725-5751 dose to Hwy s7, all 10 pWMMPorto 9 and glamour fit stal -__ D.O.C.S., 3 12 blahs, luxurious 450 Shared riewhardwood plus cePei permits build- Mies d boating, 129,900. Financing available. Call Joe. December 19A2- After Accomm. 'loge matter. fl-Pit-wa o t man floor fanryroorrL watcow ''°"' 426-0750. (,1039 A 7 f`•/s Personals O - - WHITBY - room for rent, fur use kildhon, and as a added bonus, Out -oil -Town 540 ! a now two bedroom ns Pro erties p and Bala Nov. 1& 10.6. Easy b Frld•,• d 1M BOMneIYNM , ". P a ; � basement with paste 2619.(11--, entrance. MUST SELL. NO CLEARWATER Florida - mobils SINGLE and unattached? Join AGENTS. 6s3.7971. (110502) home in brand new, condition. � 200 single people every SOUTH Ajax - modern 4 TMpEE be moorn cadorrtinium bedroom hot*, 3 befht, share townhouse Memory Lane, Pick. Two bedroorre. two bathrooms Sunday At Singfos World n the kithen, dining room and fo'n9 Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S., - n' allfack4chioCilits, I�a�y. ening - newly painted and 100171 New broWbom Oshawa Durham OeCOr with 101 d extras. M� Sunday, dance r duaroWy I0r ni ravated hoi Ask non amok«. tT345 pal rttaah throup k'x $13x.000. Call 1176-356-6333 grapefruit, orange and lemon singles. Cover c h a r g e inchnlrno Phare Name. 427- anytime. (t t 179 trees. 4 star park with pod and reek hall. $18.000 Art*rban. Cal intorrt*tion, 823.7007. (TFALL) 0318 days or Michels 686.8679 evenrngt. (10 433 8037. (t 704921 _ FXpTING SPICY PHOTOS OF Cottages For PICKERING - Close to Go, 40, 550 Cotta- es For 550 g LeaP-oor or - decree wordy and Lisa For d.cr..t mh3n,n.tion, and hydro. Share kitchen, sale Sale write: Karen. Box 670-R0, b•llvobM a" room, with CrisKebwria B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults mature mile. First and few. 031- 1111V1111". 111f •• 32Si. (110192) 7 eT i onlyWetN (1 t 1982) PSYCHIC Rem" - The CrystalAVAILABLW immediately. A Sic Lion. too w. crystal bell and %NU char• newly r«akreed hom6COTTAGE evitl� &arid $69,900 Iia eras all In one reading. casBonnieHampton (416)dudes new - shell .services -private 050 and &500. parkin. Cable. Bso. ; wilderness lake - surrounded by crown 2618205 (1103e2) ••r•. can the vend Mad foundry, facilities. mama and land • 2 min. walk to beach. only tofols non lintel*,. Fistltso. ' 510,000 down. 1.416-3432911. ,ESUS the b*W7 Dow yaw mnisler ssear e1isiety The "i'eli'p it !31 3'xar_es life hiked Wilson Micah 3:11, herb. 725-4545 (1 1019a TOOT non smoker female *Wotoliolt 545 Josiah 56:10.12. John 10:11. dim Campbell, 1-706.0639475. p4•brred 4. bang cwt 3 "x.? -y-es 3 =a•.s (TFALL) bedroom borne, marry nesdarn emotions, aWtet at dam. rack 10 towel Csrlte and Go hart. N DMTRM Sale - soli Freed a _ ILegal 61 0 TATTOOS new in Durham, kmM res. New needles •woo facilities. parking. utllfliea3.. Ho. e •• 500 R laatul as lydr Included. Cal Diane, 42D-3734 601• as Peon Only 5265 Notices I true Tattoos of at kir ds or bring . Wave n*ssapa (I 10"a ^1OAthly. Ca• Joe. 425-0750. _= =AML Atm, your awn. Cal Jay. 837,7523. ",ow = d.: Ncs.ss NOTE TO CR=OnS 3So6cea 610 A 5C Condos For 580 a In On Osuft of Jdm ( dont run anoud. I do mol as' e 1 •f J 9� O'Brien, Retired do net pay'pert' I d° "'ply Rent Insurance seiryktg a woman I do •niloy Labourer, deoaaaed:AM making love I do enloy rlptson - L -ay Trid•l, Isco bedroom 1500 sq.h. Cartier. $1300 Inclusive. Ca/ 831,28eo or 462-2281. (11 0462) TWO bedroom condo - dose to *W as ltnorO . 434471S or 40s -2M (II103M 460 omce a Retell "M "A oft* oorldo� y /rMMfsi 8& conditioned. Itltehon • 2 W.R. and W«�wRdd. ja1tA .Sale over lana 03.447. (11o38Q1 personshalving Claims s the astdt�e listening. I on OL 170 pounds. I o the abovenat would No b d Nhow horn you to Sind out what we have in I mentioned, late of the Town of Ajax in the common. Aber 6. 404-1515. ftaw Mum-api ty ofWrharn li who died little 671 Business o Ajax On lite said TOwn51h ass Personals day September 305 310 1991 are required tofie proof of same with the NMOOM PH•IOTOGRAPHY - ale special fila for the spacial undersigned on or before pWMMPorto 9 and glamour fit stal the 21st day of PhtPaclocaNneimalk December 19A2- After available. Book now for that date the Public OI■hosseL 42NWM (I 0e82) Trustee will! proceed ID - regardonlyonly to hatnbute rg.� 675 companions d* cfairta of which he ye1,t,',` P S,yl,sd then shall have had mottos. DA A - Mtilry B IIONTGAGB and loans, 96 % TED at of Octniu Cha 26th day of OcWber FOR SALE ISM howlods. ahow c� 6 doom PQM an 1902 aleft, QOOd k0gt10f1. e` appliances.a My anlatsnt atieltlM. KNWTNM 305 310 bedrooms. 2 baths, all Ca• or flit* "64M ally tanew 2Ita ned S3gg tsaalda. MOVING? , a�seOri�pool. MLI`y p'� ee 4�AOMMOMTOR ThINS 500 Sale -ML(n'' GOAOEOW 3 e.aen hal-J90 GQ(� Business _ Opporb Mtles 576-9=5, 790-7672 i.• SI3ft9�Oti fort big U= h Fa► frit la�m8y�roomnwuh f�irsmplfacceer slshed hex ponds Near ye1,t,',` P S,yl,sd and Bala Nov. 1& 10.6. Easy b Frld•,• d 1M BOMneIYNM - HEART MATES Discreet introdoctioos for 754-4135 s. *m `. WAUff ULON 680Announcements 680 Annourtcenteltts ,Pad. t01111B, no In F 1 0 ' D+l'hI o er � FOR SALE Gewan*sd Fully equippfld. Groh OYEf Coast north et ClaarraW oro bitlreom haste aleft, QOOd k0gt10f1. on calor Beach. shoophle. taBee tlfw IM. MIOWWl k. areaabb will Det: 305 310 16.� AMean Jausifim 5764M43t46a6. S3gg tsaalda. MOVING? (I ton 640 Ev'ts "r 500 Sale Saes lehoAgenis jkillee Heio :0m3utarlata _ Fosm seemm 576-9=5, 790-7672 PICKERING - 4 bedroom fort big U= h Fa► frit la�m8y�roomnwuh f�irsmplfacceer OK" CoBaaftbbs cra show ye1,t,',` P S,yl,sd and Bala Nov. 1& 10.6. Easy b Frld•,• d 1M BOMneIYNM basement. Interlock atone frontway/Patio. Close to . f#ae 80!1001 On roe Am 228& meth d Key n12. a86/61e a ' Meoo672. (110110 -� DRe K. L4 CHONGi coos, J� DRe C4K. CHONG t» FAMILY DENTISTS RBST PICKERM PLACE 1530 KNGS1M RD., SUITE 200 PICI(ERNG On Red Lobs1M Plw) SAT. AND EVENTING APPOKI'11ENTS AVAILABLE 839-4821 ,lave computer, will travel. Computerized bodckeepirtg aefvice, on site or off. Also expert tet up and training ACCPAC (Bedford) simply accounting or manual System. 6km^KEEPHNG and Account- In0 " e' , mor" report. F/ 4S. cash flows. Call after 6 p.m. 430-0342. („03x2) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasatabte rates. Also lessons available. Randy T-mrns. (416) 342-227x.(121792) Chimney Sweeps AJAX Chimney Sweeps - Spe. cial chnrey distorting as low as $59. Peat screening installed. only $25. -No muss, no fuss guaranteed.- Free estimates. 686.7741. (111092) Gardening, Landscaping Gardner's Top Soil Gravel, Landscaping, Tree planting and Removal, Crushed Asphalt, Driveways, Ckaswupstrtc, Chsapaat and the Best in tows t. ASK FOR ROB Call 428-5700 Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 is InLRAMD Fnr .W- . narheer cleanup from stirs. bssermK4t, yard work- decks and sip drY•�, pwmbkiq and electrical. (S•u+rb fights. Cao ings tans, etc.) FREE ESTIMATES. 686.5456. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Home RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting 3 decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 ' Addition; ' fill" Bathrooms , 1:1111" ' I4ldterr ' D+l'hI , Decks , �Itsnlbig Gewan*sd 798-7672 8 work ESTMWE! call was eta -Mi ALL RENOVATIONS Carpentry, drywall, plumbing and wiring. Fair prices. Pat 683.8780 F�] sonbrs. Soft. a up Call 571.07'56 i Classification 16 Index services. movie, appliance and . ..,,. ..... _ ....r..« « 204s piano specialists, flat rate or �. 798-7672 8 hourly. We now haw heated storage units. Now offering free Help Wanted rr•.. a.- A.r.a ..4_er •r.- Moving-,�•._r...._....._ --3,3 •aar.e' 210 305 310 Storage wM.w i «.wrr ti rwrrr 100 105 Ito MOVING? ,rave big or small, we price will mowIn Blyth ANR, ant filln Men a il Saes lehoAgenis jkillee Heio :0m3utarlata to for all tyPee of 576-9=5, 790-7672 330 se. Bost mos, free rietee. 10% dhceunt .:S:Sr! 280 sonbrs. Soft. a up Call 571.07'56 i Classification 16 Index services. movie, appliance and �Jb�rtdt t4ee�a ✓9"cit 150 I-ealT ore 155 :ay :are Narreo 160 mar .are Avaiac.e 165 Wa^tea 170 -usi,ess :0 Business 190 204s piano specialists, flat rate or �. •/�,.�, =.Vw 200 hourly. We now haw heated storage units. Now offering free Help Wanted =re«,-x 105 boxes with mow. Call 427- --3,3 •aar.e' 210 305 310 0005. TIF) :arae s :arae, Trinng xreral neo 100 105 Ito HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS ,rave big or small, we price �115ce -sero 120 them ail Call 432-7588. (TF) -- Saes lehoAgenis jkillee Heio :0m3utarlata 130 135 140 Painbna. Room at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget... Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike at 428-8190 DURHAM Painting and Decorat trig Ltd. - Painting. walp paring Wainscotting. stucco spraying, drywal ,Pairs. Workmarehiop guaranteed. 20 years experience. Call 666-2890 • �Jb�rtdt t4ee�a ✓9"cit 150 I-ealT ore 155 :ay :are Narreo 160 mar .are Avaiac.e 165 Wa^tea 170 -usi,ess :0 Business 190 204s Waopaper Hanging. =Con&" ' i c. ales •/�,.�, =.Vw 200 - .••,r --cite x sae 300 =re«,-x 105 estimates. call Mel, 576.6553. --3,3 •aar.e' 210 305 310 -,toes : or Sas 220 PROFESSIONAL panting and I Arlcos 'Na^tee 230 315 -Sras,rees 235 wallpapering. One room or garter Jr'range 240 320 a ado' ore Saes 250 whale house. guarst bweer Ars 4 ✓ahs 260 330 ,Jr"oow ✓Oita 27^, rates. No lob's too small. Ouorty .:S:Sr! 280 "WS S VP*S Scwl^, 290 300s -a•'^ries TMS PainDecor cit I/4TERIOq and ext«ior panting- .<" .VehlCles Waopaper Hanging. =Con&" ;w-aaoon Vshcj% Good prices. good work. For free - .••,r --cite x sae 300 .,��.,.,.I p Interior a Exterior estimates. call Mel, 576.6553. A..:om;ors Wa+ lee ,. mS :,x Sao 305 310 European PROFESSIONAL panting and I %clisNana 315 Woricmanshlp. Fast wallpapering. One room or •ars s eil*o ry,,,. 320 40C whale house. guarst bweer a e S 330 Clean reL ble service. rates. No lob's too small. Ouorty A.'c Pats 6 Rocas 340 42((} 01 workman•hP guarantaxi Cora A„ tc -easing Rer•�tas 350 430-25%. ('FALL) + Marorclows inrrmoWes 355 360 PROFESSIONAL Pyrttng and Wr'w 365 Waopaper Hanging. =Con&" ;w-aaoon Vshcj% 370 . references. can for free 'a-=4om-, 315 ,•-mates. 683.8790. (i i i t ge) S C04364" renovations, kitchens, bafwaort*, hon* mismantartoe -- Party _ I 400s Young a Sac CCapMrliOale Services Rentals ONNEWOM�A + ares=7 ;„r 40C MAGICIAN, clown• friends. A3a•^e^tsWarw 405 Reedy to entertain for any age• Par, 41 C any occassion. Birthdays '3Ls,r7 harbc 4.5 ARTISTIC Matonary - tlpecisia. Promotions. openings. Wig nsis r iCiaxo and ch'my LI aqup Magic slow are repairs. Works with bricks. fun Heb. 637067 or blacks and stones of all Winds. 725.8334. (TF) Home Free ••tknstes, ' "'irthp RABBIT wants work doing Improvements go" •ed�cait Rene Gerwis "IMC"IMCfor dlrbren. parties and Atdl_all occasions, have my own COMPLETE Carpentry mapcerh. Call Erw. . 6ae4932. SPecimlizin in renovations. - ------ bwsmwes• deft. from. doors Plumbing and windows. Good price*, g reltrwiI provided. 3.S yews etberierce. Call Derek. 728- ae92. (ltotga EXPW*fWed EUROPEAN toe specast ttla Journeyman PMwAw renovate your bathroom or No Ib too tntd - Faucets. kkhon vets at wail as floor showers, basement ties. 20 yes-.rtp«i.noe Good washrooms. talus bars, at. referem;et and satisfaction I AM renovation or att�iron guarardsed. For h.• Gatlin 0. Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) Dayonsw427-4174, H oma - QUALITY walk by father and rZ7�BOg. Ask for tarn. DO ALS son t HARDEN CONSTRUCTION i ROOFING intenor/Exlencr Roos bons is CO"ift Castors hone. budding, "Quality t0 Last" 579-2095 � �� •aril Well e>penenced. hard wo►dock Renovations, EitlowiNlaisPrkalass• deCic docks. •IC Cora us for a tree •shnrate 571-1263 as or • Law a heldecapirg Rod, Oshawa (TFALL) •Sat moving 06 •� SABER Contracting - all 1`1111111i ESTMATE$ carpentry, addition*, S C04364" renovations, kitchens, bafwaort*, hon* mismantartoe Housecleaning *"Wggservie, brut"urekhafd Young a Sac CCapMrliOale refinishing. quality work guaranteed 15 Sad0r5 tibeolatta eg•'ietos. 086201& (yTFEFq i,,,. 20 yrs. In Durham Region JOURNEYMAN electrician. Roofing - P&D is a conoann aarrio8 CA- 0 twilring, EitlowiNlaisPrkalass• additions and CIA Will M renovations. All work 427-M � " mah ma Call 1`1111111i ESTMATE$ �x -•s Na+teC 445 Housecleaning LEAKIMG TUBS a SHOWER STALLS � ef� yaw f � MMe q�� fi utlovatkd pro fesslonal cleaale0. all 4 2 -cYp1 S ilia- 4Z7-lOt1H (Home Seev� edU► Yard FweaafnititLCd R Moving, Maintenance Bemis'4a Tr _ Storage vESTIatI1tN .Inst• a*. Yawed oltewAw HOPE Improvements andffffSl via I" ft,* alit Moms 8srMokk. 60e MPS Baaamkat4 adt4anna. 1101"f'0fd stove. 'asroetual, 2364 0101m" dom dad4 ttalats asci tarn a0"a"IL M "No 10mMves PrE� p+aPsra Mareeaaaoa - A1 Saeatw Mood Mfodtaee 418. Cab Carl er Janes, 427-20e, teal cieam up Led enol 3.k ewaRM& 10% 710 Births 710 Births ITS A BOY11 T ILISA b JEFF HURST - Proud parents of a briby boy, 8 Itis. 15 ozs. Brandon Jeffrey, born Sun. Oct. 18, at 6:09 p.m., at Oshawa General Hospital. Grandparents Mary dr Derm Doyle of Ajax a Graham Hurst of Pickering. 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