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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_01_24�'m� mom Pickering Edition \ � Fish & ChipsL, twttr na tttarr aM a aoa .Weddings B' 200OFF t= MeeUrg ; Parties618 31- 0 1W8 DVERT a FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK Annandale Country Club ; PPiat� os 831 -IM SIlnday, ,tan. 24, 1993 24 pages A Metrolarld Conxnunity Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST • 55 Cents Vol. 112 No. 4 Pickering vows... Dumpthe By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - The Town is not about to be dumped on again, about 400 residents were assured Thursday night. "They haven't beaten us, nor are they going to, but they keep trying," said Mayor Wayne Arthurs during an anti -dump meet- ing at the recreation complex. Vowed Lloyd Thomas, chair- man of PACT. "We will stop this devastation. We wiil stop it because we are nghG" The Town is rallying to fight the provincial Interim Wastc Authority which has targetted Pickering with four of five poten- tial dump sites. One site will be chosen to serve Durham Region for 20 vears. Invited guests who didn't show up at the meeting included Pre- mier Bob Rae, Environment Min- ister Ruth -Grier and IWA Chair- man Walter Pitman. Three chairs labelled with their names stood empty at the podium. Mayor Arthurs, wearing an anti -dump T-shirt signed by all the mayors in the Greater Toronto Area. said Pickering has seen dumps opened or threatened I' dumps T1��4�L Rall e winners times in its history. "Some people might think 13 is an unlucky number. The question is, who is it going to be unlucky for? It's not going to be you, and it's not going to be me." Support for the fight was also pledged by MPP Jim Wiseman. whose own NDP government cre- ated the IWA. "We must make the IWA aware this land must be pre- served for our children." he said. "Pickering has done its share; let's keep fighting. It's not fair." But %ir. Wiseman wasn't let off easily. Suggesuons he faced from the floor in.luded introducing a I I I Y � j ' • s - s 111111M1111F-,- -A` 13ook babies! Platt is serious aim for e01l month-old John Waker Jr. and his pal Jerentlr .W=, six months. nw pair tsslled atotxd at the main Wanch of the Ajax Puglia Library on Tlxxsday Whit older chi- drentook part to a Storydme session. .photo by Celia BroMhorst �, ue 4. Bill to disband the IWA (he said he'd give it "serious thought") and crossing the floor of the legislature to join another party. He was also challenged over his govern- ment's policy not to allow export of waste. "I've become verv, very suspicious of the government of the day," one man told him. Markham mayor Frank Scarpitti also spoke, saying the two towns are committed to fighting together. A huge can- didate dump site that would serve Toronto and York Region sits on the Pickering - Markham border, adjacent to one of the Pickering candidate sites. "Our dumpsite and your dumpsite are literally across the road from each other," said Mayor Scarpitti. "If (the two sites) go ahead, it will be the largest dump in the world. That's just ludicrous." He criticized the province, which recently announced North America's largest urban panic in the Rouge Valley. "It's just ludicrous. We'll have North America's largest park sitting neat to North America's largest dump. That doesn't maize sense and they've got to hear tltat message." Pickering to sue .Metro over dump PICKERING - The Town wit likely sue Metro Taatto for overfilling the Brock West damp. says Mayor Wayne Arthurs. "I can't even guess at a (doll - lar value) at this point, but let me assure you it win be sub- ," be says. Mew is acaecd of defter- ately overfilling the dump, which it owns, by five minion tonnes of garbage, violating both its operating certificate and agreements it signed with Vkke:ing and Durham Region See L AWSUILT".P9e 4 St. George's Anglican Church, Pickering Village, has announced the winners of its raffle held in December. 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The Town took control of the Ajax Transit operation on Jan. 1, ending a contract with Charter - ways to supply drivers, mechanics New height limit set for Pickering Beach homes AJAX - Homes in Pickering Beach will be limited to 9.14 metres (30 feet) and garage loca- tions screened. Those are two changes Ajax council made to a zoning bylaw regulating that area. Council approved the new zon- ing 7-0 (Wards 1 and 2 councillor Roger Anderson had a conflict of interest), which means the build- ing of new homes on vacant lots is one step closer. On Jan. 11, council's commit- tee of the whole set the building height limit at 9.77m (32 feet). Ward 5 councillor Pat Brown said 30 feet was enough, adding a two-storey home with a raised basement could be built with that height restriction. Mrs. Brown also requested that Town planning staff review new garage locations so the view from existing homes won't be "overly affected." Council approved the request. Janis Mitchell, a Lakeview Blvd. resident, said she'll be chal- lenging the rezoning at the Ontario Municipal Board. The concerns of people owning vacant lots were given more con- sideration than those of existing Pickering Beach residents, Mrs. Mitchell said. Earlier this year, the installa- tion of sanitary sewers was approved for the area. With the sewers and the rezoning, a 20 -year freeze on the consmxuon of new buildings can be lifted. L�� &DID (fomaiy of West No) PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & f CRaEMATION SERVICES 8 1-111L— THE DURHAM PLAN" A M,r,. Jr, �.e. Immediate Burial or Crenation Services • Transportabon of the mDeceased 16005: • Fady Consultation • Documentation • Minimal Cremation or Burial Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL, ENOUN ES PLEASE CALL lou Brock Rood (Am —m a got) PICKERING (416) 686-5589 and cleaners. Prior to the takeover, the Char- terways employees who worked for Ajax Transit made up a unit in Local 222 of the CAW. That unit ceased to exist when the Town took over the operation. Canadian Auto Workers' national representative Gary Lil- ley said Monday new transit employees "told me they had to do blood testing. I don't have to tell you, with the (Town's) human resources director (Richard Pansotto) here, those people had their rights violated." Mr. Barnett said in an inter- view later the blood testing is "news to me. I can't comment on that. I don't know where they got their information from." Mr. Lilley said the CAW will take its allegations to an Ontario labor ministry tribunal and the Ontario Human Rights Commis- sion. THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 24,1""AGE 3 IF • TIME • QUALrff • GiNTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DDS 24 HR. 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"•� —.^'S �` the News Aeveriser a -c War—er 'or oerq our OMMRI OCAREGIVER RELIEF ADULT DAY PROGRAM ir%ilas yw to an OPEN HOUSE Monday, January 25th, 1993 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 P.M. 487 Wesuwy Road south Units 19 and 20, Ajax (WE corner of Westney Road and Clements) Everyone Welcome Refreshments Served For kftrnretion call (416) 427-2315 rAcs 4.T= Naves ADVaR'T1saR SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, IM Lawsuit planned FROM PAGE 1 in the 1960s and ?Os. Calculations by a citizens' group, PACT, show the extra trash gave Metro $400 million in revenue from dumping fees. Among other monies, Picker- ing's lawsuit will seek to recover costs of cleaning up roadside garbage dumped illegally after Metro raised fees at the dump, and compensation for the "hard- ship" theTown has suffered. The only way Metro can avert the lawsuit is to close Brock West and offer a financial settlement. says Mayor Arthurs. "If you're asking me if we're going to kiss and make up, no." Mayor Arthurs says he'll bring the issue to council when PACT finishes -gathering information. PACT itself is planning legal action to get the dump closed, he says. But, there's the question of how the Town will fund a legal battle against Metro. "Legal action could very well be initiated during 1993, b11t it won't be next week." Biggest Portrait Cc,- -^e^ CC"C t en 3 cs ' "Oc'. - xtir• see :.• _. •.c xecs • -ea_ roc =:,es ja�•e-• sec x'•'e • _ ec• =_ - ' ter' :- _) -e '•-!' •.. a ]e.e'• WC Doc7Q_t Ce' ^•b , :ee zmc:- -cb or -7. HURRY! Don't Miss Our Biggest Offer Ever! THIS K MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN PICKERING , K -gstor Ra V TO c1e new make room for our Bath Centre we are clearing out 4 complete kitchens! 0 !/40 13 10 F G.E. Dishwasher & Refrigerator (Below Cost) - Vanities, Faucets, Marble Tops - Cabinets - For every room in the house 0 - Shop early for Best selection! HOURS Mon., Tues., Fri. 9-5 Wed., Thurs. 9-8 Sunday 10-3 i' !83 ZA10.6 10, 1 R 0 1732 Baseline R& W. 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Funded by Environment Cana- da and Ontario's ministry of the environment, the group encour- ages students to conserve and pre- serve the environment. ,.One way of doing that is through lunches," Mr. Naeem explains. "As we tell students, every Wide thing you do matters." Students are encouraged to carry their lunches in reusable packages and to pack food in reusable containers. And it's not necessary to buy those items, Mr. Naeem suggests, pointing to such economic packaging as old mar- garine containers. If a student has no alternative but to use paper and plastic bags, group members suggest using the items over and over again. They prefer glass or plastic bottles over drink boxes and are definitely against food, such as cheese and crackers, packaged in plastic trays. The group visits schools involved in the program three times. On the first, a waste audit, lunchroom garbage is sorted, weighed and graphed by the stu- dents. On a surprise visit about two weeks later, group members look for a decrease in items that can't be reused or composted. Four months later, it measures the long- term effect of the program. "On most of our second visits, the garbage has gone down," notes Mr. Naeem. 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As a Durham Region resident living between two nuclear book- ends -- Pickering and Darlington generating stations -- you've won the right to decide for yourself how seriously to take an alarming report released last week. A two-year study commissioned by the Coalition of Environmen- tal Groups (made up of high-profile groups like Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and Durham Nuclear Awareness) says the chance of a Chernobyl -like nuclear accident in Ontario is one in 17. Up to 200,000 deaths and $1 trillion in damage could result from such a disaster. The report was prepared by an American consultant who has done extensive work for the U.S. nuclear industry. Ontario Hydro was quick to trash the study, calling it exaggerated and based on assumptions. For one thing, the number of fatalities is based on a westerly -wind direction blowing the nuclear fall -out towards the heavily populated Greater Toronto Area. But before you trash the document, consider the purpose behind it. The environmental groups want people to think twice about the future of nuclear power in Ontario. Is it worth getting billions into debt to finance the construction of another Darlington? And can you take to heart what Ontario Hydro really says about the safety of its Candu reactors? Might the residents of the Ukraine wondered the same thing when Soviet authorities assured them of the safety of Chernobyl? If nothing else, the report makes for good supper table discussion. You just hope chicken Kiev isn't on the menu. Flash not harmful To the editor. J write in response to Mr. Kundu's letter "Boorish Photog- raphers Irresponsible". Mr. Kundu's letter was of particular interest, since I know the photographers involved. As your readers have the right to know the facts, I take the liberty to correct the inaccuracies in Mr. Kundu's letter. Mr. Kundu's friend did not experience the kind of encounter he describes. This person approached two photographers in the process of photographing Saw -Whet Owls. His questions about flash photography and how it related to the owl were answered with courtesy. No owl was assaulted as Mr. Kundu wants your readers believe. There was no -indifference or blatant antagonism.- These pho- wgraphers were not frying away with reckless abandon as Mr. Kundu The eP� mentioned are not active members of any of the clubs mentioned, nor employed by any Ajax came= store. One, in fact is a member of The Pickering Camera Club, heaoe my interest. Phou raphy clubs are inter- ested in protecting the environ- ment, not damaging our main source of subject Matta. Photog- raphers in all clubs under the banner of the greater Toronto council of camera clubs follow a set of photographic guidellines. Scarborough, Oshawa, and Mck- ering Clubs included. The photographers in ques- tion have 35 years of combined photographic experience. Both have been published and sell their material to stock agencies, whose criteria would exclude the kind of photography Mr. Kundu likes to attribute to photography clubs and amateurs. As a photographer, Mr. Kundu should understand the basics of fill flash photography. He should know the soft dif- fused light from a flash is less harmful to the owl than the headlights from a passing car. Many internationally -respect- ed photographers do indeed take flash photos of owls, birds, insects and amphibious crea- tures. Can all these photogra- phers be wrong? Thousands of pets are photographed annually, all with flash. Day-old babies whose eyes are really delicate are photographed every day- My cats often pose and are not frightened by studio flash. I wonder are owls eyes harmed by nature's flash, which can be more intense and severe than any photographic flash used in the field. I sincerely hope Mr. Kundu doesn't drive a car because every time he starts the engine, he is polluting the Saw -Whet Owl's environment. Harvey Kirscb, Puckering Carrera Club ' -' Quote of the Week 'The risk of a major accident at Darlington, Pickering or Bruce is about the same as it was at Cher- nobyl.' --Dave Martin of Nuclear Awareness Project. Editor's mail F:�I_ Ode to Jamie To the editor, On Oct. 31, 1992 Jamie Clarke, the best friend of my son Ian, was killed in an automobile accident that was truly tragic. That night Jamie was at a party, a "keg party;' the kind of party that can get out of hand. For an admission fee, our youth can get into a party that supplies all the beer they can drink. Jamie is gone today, such a waste of life. Jamie was a fun loving man, he was in the prime of his life. lie loved to have a good time with his friends. Jamie touched the lives of all he knew, he always had a smile, a joke to tell. It has not been a long time since we lost Jamie, his memory is fresh in the minds of all who knew him. Jamie will always be a part of our lives. At the time of the acci- dent Ian was attending the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, his first year. The loss of his best friend made Ian realize just bow volatile life can be, "here today, gone tomorrow." The funeral was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church; the turnout was touching, even the overflow section was full. Jamie was an avid Montreal JOAMIE DJRCMMT - Ecftor-irChW GREG COMES - Mo OOV f NkX aR a DAM= - ReFai Sales MorKKW M FAIWOtM - DblftAm Mar oW uErM�ooM - 66"110 oEnMMunat - wssn 7 KTAIL AOVBIIMIIQ - 68"110 etAsrro - 7w7m FAX - M11 -7M NATIONAL ADVr1ME.ta lArS NM -1M0 NEAL WA1E a AUR MOVA AOV Ns - HS -76n Canadien fan, the hockey game this Saturday (Jan. 23) should have been a game he was attend- ing. Instead his Dad, Rodney, is taking Ian, and another close friend of Jamie's to the game. Jamie was, buried in his Montreal Canadien shirt. They will remem- ber, they will laugh and they will cry, for he would have wanted them to remember and enjoy. Life is precious, why can you as youths not realize that you must be responsible for yourself and your friends. As parents, we will always live in fear of what may happen to our children. In closing, Carol and Rodney will always be in the hearts of those who loved your son. He will be forever in our fives, espe- cially Ian's and mine. I pray that this needless death will benefit in someway his friends to realize how precious life is. My heart aches. it could have been my son, it could have been your son. To you Jamie, God bless and keep you safe and warm, remem- ber we love you. You will always be part of our lives. James Clarke June 26, 1971 - October 31, 1992 Gillian Cameron, Puckering 1991 News editor's notes The pay's not the thing I heard it again the other day for about the thousandth time in my life. "Don't work too hard," said the deadhead waitress. "I won't," replied the customer in the dead-end job. Of course, neither knows the meaning of hard work, neither having come close. What a goal to aspire to. "Don't work too hard." Underachievers and proud of it; trying to set a record proba- bly. What do these underachievers really mean when they advise "Don't work too hard"? Unfortu- nately, they never mean "You've been busting your butt for the past 27 days straight. It's time you wok a break Why don't you call it quits after eight hours?" What they usually mean is "If you work hard... for eight hours...and do your job well...you'll make me look bad." These are the type of people I hear counselling each other on ways to seduce the canine on the job without being found out, peo- pie who freely recommend doc- tors wholl gladly write notes to excuse them from work, people who think they're somehow owed days off for the difference between the Limo they're absent because of legitimate illness and the sick days their employer allows. It's hard to believe that, in this day and age when jobs are so scarce, there are still people out there willing [D risk being unem- ployed by doing as little as W%i- ble for their pay drupe at the end of the week. For those types, the pay cheque is the only reward. They know not the good feeling that oomes at the end of a day aftt:r a job well data That can often be a ream reward theta the pay itsdf 000 Stili dizzy from the BE Clin- ton ieat*0W festivities? Me too. Not too dizzy, than b -ID wonder what might had similar h 4W Canada paloes Rote fiodtxal dectiorts. • Would Tom Cochrane stxe" nade the turfed incumbent PM? 'fife is a highway, you beWr hit t and get oats base.' • Would 1b8z Duffy lit W21- ly ft"d atTd run around PWba- meat Nell wridwo rmy pom on? • Would our puny miliu ry fir; ali a oris -gin shine? Nah, a oae- gun salute wouldn't take out enoush poli incillm ter NOW Adw. few. wburrd awry A•+aw. wrdrm*w old rtldW d 130 COQ Ayr•.. Apr. Onkab L13 2Ms. b ar d ro - I W, MrrN 11MEfrnO and OMbuftr0 0'0� d rtabai rruapapen W Ith Y=Wn ApdNch**V NOm Adw~. AfpO Moaner. bar Advanee. /ranpton Guar~. Mlrnplon Pod. CoMnOwood ConrWK00n. Etobleat• 6u0FCftVLA i•t - AdwrtM. G•OrgoOmm ' A 1; d q►W!,n 10 w..s. uXNW " WOW Mown Econorrrlrt & lin. ~ Candlon Ch=WWM MdnMpo 1Nws. NVA� &a. MOAN V0k MkM. No W=ft1kM NOwr. Odrw Rear. 000 TOdW. Ofmr W� Thb W66k. Petwbom gh" WON[. McMnoM Ne/Www* M [bard. ScalbOrab+ Wb*1 N6lmRMb Ub". Todo✓r soraw. worn rn. mor van do* *M p%000d PCOD card dw to m•cfwkd ragLawnwft of cWww t p ftm 30coM Clara Mo• OrrEwoson NunbN 107. MM SANC10 on 60n h Oonoda 11aw• PW ec"M News AdvertiserOf " 610M A.44W Msec Is PaNefOd by A Metrolond COfT Munih/ Newspaper copylt and onouthohrtzed use w0aul w1aNn eon- t Y ptohed. Martba 0 Tmoft John Whittckeres The PuNkhm o m RbNYNr acla"Ityi oftodbetnew dkMlt M ' -' Quote of the Week 'The risk of a major accident at Darlington, Pickering or Bruce is about the same as it was at Cher- nobyl.' --Dave Martin of Nuclear Awareness Project. Editor's mail F:�I_ Ode to Jamie To the editor, On Oct. 31, 1992 Jamie Clarke, the best friend of my son Ian, was killed in an automobile accident that was truly tragic. That night Jamie was at a party, a "keg party;' the kind of party that can get out of hand. For an admission fee, our youth can get into a party that supplies all the beer they can drink. Jamie is gone today, such a waste of life. Jamie was a fun loving man, he was in the prime of his life. lie loved to have a good time with his friends. Jamie touched the lives of all he knew, he always had a smile, a joke to tell. It has not been a long time since we lost Jamie, his memory is fresh in the minds of all who knew him. Jamie will always be a part of our lives. At the time of the acci- dent Ian was attending the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, his first year. The loss of his best friend made Ian realize just bow volatile life can be, "here today, gone tomorrow." The funeral was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church; the turnout was touching, even the overflow section was full. Jamie was an avid Montreal JOAMIE DJRCMMT - Ecftor-irChW GREG COMES - Mo OOV f NkX aR a DAM= - ReFai Sales MorKKW M FAIWOtM - DblftAm Mar oW uErM�ooM - 66"110 oEnMMunat - wssn 7 KTAIL AOVBIIMIIQ - 68"110 etAsrro - 7w7m FAX - M11 -7M NATIONAL ADVr1ME.ta lArS NM -1M0 NEAL WA1E a AUR MOVA AOV Ns - HS -76n Canadien fan, the hockey game this Saturday (Jan. 23) should have been a game he was attend- ing. Instead his Dad, Rodney, is taking Ian, and another close friend of Jamie's to the game. Jamie was, buried in his Montreal Canadien shirt. They will remem- ber, they will laugh and they will cry, for he would have wanted them to remember and enjoy. Life is precious, why can you as youths not realize that you must be responsible for yourself and your friends. As parents, we will always live in fear of what may happen to our children. In closing, Carol and Rodney will always be in the hearts of those who loved your son. He will be forever in our fives, espe- cially Ian's and mine. I pray that this needless death will benefit in someway his friends to realize how precious life is. My heart aches. it could have been my son, it could have been your son. To you Jamie, God bless and keep you safe and warm, remem- ber we love you. You will always be part of our lives. James Clarke June 26, 1971 - October 31, 1992 Gillian Cameron, Puckering 1991 News editor's notes The pay's not the thing I heard it again the other day for about the thousandth time in my life. "Don't work too hard," said the deadhead waitress. "I won't," replied the customer in the dead-end job. Of course, neither knows the meaning of hard work, neither having come close. What a goal to aspire to. "Don't work too hard." Underachievers and proud of it; trying to set a record proba- bly. What do these underachievers really mean when they advise "Don't work too hard"? Unfortu- nately, they never mean "You've been busting your butt for the past 27 days straight. It's time you wok a break Why don't you call it quits after eight hours?" What they usually mean is "If you work hard... for eight hours...and do your job well...you'll make me look bad." These are the type of people I hear counselling each other on ways to seduce the canine on the job without being found out, peo- pie who freely recommend doc- tors wholl gladly write notes to excuse them from work, people who think they're somehow owed days off for the difference between the Limo they're absent because of legitimate illness and the sick days their employer allows. It's hard to believe that, in this day and age when jobs are so scarce, there are still people out there willing [D risk being unem- ployed by doing as little as W%i- ble for their pay drupe at the end of the week. For those types, the pay cheque is the only reward. They know not the good feeling that oomes at the end of a day aftt:r a job well data That can often be a ream reward theta the pay itsdf 000 Stili dizzy from the BE Clin- ton ieat*0W festivities? Me too. Not too dizzy, than b -ID wonder what might had similar h 4W Canada paloes Rote fiodtxal dectiorts. • Would Tom Cochrane stxe" nade the turfed incumbent PM? 'fife is a highway, you beWr hit t and get oats base.' • Would 1b8z Duffy lit W21- ly ft"d atTd run around PWba- meat Nell wridwo rmy pom on? • Would our puny miliu ry fir; ali a oris -gin shine? Nah, a oae- gun salute wouldn't take out enoush poli incillm ter NOW Adw. few. wburrd awry A•+aw. wrdrm*w old rtldW d 130 COQ Ayr•.. Apr. Onkab L13 2Ms. b ar d ro - I W, MrrN 11MEfrnO and OMbuftr0 0'0� d rtabai rruapapen W Ith Y=Wn ApdNch**V NOm Adw~. AfpO Moaner. bar Advanee. /ranpton Guar~. Mlrnplon Pod. CoMnOwood ConrWK00n. Etobleat• 6u0FCftVLA i•t - AdwrtM. G•OrgoOmm ' A 1; d q►W!,n 10 w..s. uXNW " WOW Mown Econorrrlrt & lin. ~ Candlon Ch=WWM MdnMpo 1Nws. NVA� &a. MOAN V0k MkM. No W=ft1kM NOwr. Odrw Rear. 000 TOdW. Ofmr W� Thb W66k. Petwbom gh" WON[. McMnoM Ne/Www* M [bard. ScalbOrab+ Wb*1 N6lmRMb Ub". Todo✓r soraw. worn rn. mor van do* *M p%000d PCOD card dw to m•cfwkd ragLawnwft of cWww t p ftm 30coM Clara Mo• OrrEwoson NunbN 107. MM SANC10 on 60n h Oonoda 11aw• PW ec"M Funding available to small service groups AJAX-PICKERING - Small community service gro ups are invited to apply for funding from the United Way of Ajax - Pickering. Obituary WILSON, Helen (nee Chesher) - On Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1993 at York Central Hospi- tal, Richmond Hill. Helen Chesher, beloved wife of George. Devoted and cherished mother of Norman and his late wife Betty, Willa and her hus- band Ron Dick, and June and her husband Seymour Sanel. Lovingly remembered by grand- children Michael, Cindy, Karen, Lynn, Lorraine, Donna, Betty Ann, Gordon and Robert. Great Nana to Andrew, Jonathan, Katherine, Jeffrey, Lauren, Mar- garet, Brent, Cameron, Jennifer, Kristen and Mathew. Prede- ceased by sisters Edna Duck- worth, Gladys McKinnon, Sara Pegg -and brothers William and Neal Chesher. Fondly remem- bered by many neices and nephews. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Crema- tion. In lieu of flowers, dona- tions may be sent to the Canadi- an Cancer Society or the charity of your choice. r/7..T .• e t11 -BIG M- _S 1993 ✓1 OMEIR fF"Ecus 611,0 �.PROD�ARR ° BIG AL S CLIP & SAVE COUPON . -_ Limited funds are available for groups, though are not intended for capital expenses or the purchase of equipment. No official form is needed to prepare a submission. Applicants should include the group's name, a description of its program, a community needs profile and a proposed budget. Also include the group's char- itable registration number, address, telephone number and contact person. Requests should be submitted to the Allocations Committee, attention Andrea Delvaille, Ajax -Pickering United Way, 407-95 Bayly St. W., Ajax, Ont., LIS 7K8. Deadline for submissions is Friday, Feb. 26 at S p.m. For more information, call the United Way at 686-0606. Dr. Jay Petroff 9A, Dos Family Dentistry 831-3603 • New Patients Always Welcome • Evening & Saturday Appointments Available • Emergency Service - Nitrous Oxide Gas Sedations • Wisdom tooth extractions • Gentle & Caring Treatment • Cosmetic Bonding • Bleaching • All Dental Insurance Plans Accepted o FINCHUJ o�x W Q Cr Hwr. ao� Dixie -Finch Dental Office 1105 Finch Ave. E. Unit 3 Pickering CLEARANCE UAW n5+1SH Wim" F«.w E" Mia. 00M.. s t RTM '� a Aell A*wWm t no wnWm 0140111111's b d raw ou.r. FNAttaw OW •wrMdMMMY�MMM•wrOwn •Qr�N •waiwMaMdwlriww � ow"SpawVMS""" R�i6 •w�wwwMiijrrYM�/in w�PaFAr�i�+IbyaRa�Mn .w>i...�.w • piwoth. rr w VOX r • " POP FORUM (Town Hall Style Meeting) With Rene Soetens, M.P. AJAX TOWN HALL Friday, January 29th 7:15 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. DON'T MISS IT RA4%4t~0% HE NEWS ADVMISER SUNDA% JANUARY 24 19" 'Fire inspector' has El restaurateur seeing red „mA.; PICKERING - A man imper- sonating a fire equipment inspec- tor defrauded a Pickering restau- rant out of $105 Sunday. Durham Regional Police say a man entered the Burger King at 1280 Kingston Rd., claiming he was with the fictitious Chelsea Fire Equipment Company and showing fake identification. After checking five fire extin- guishers, he charged the restaurant manager $105 and then left. The suspect is white, 6'3", in his 30s, and balding with blonde or light brown hair. He was wear- ing jeans and a white ski jacket. "This goes on all too often," says Pickering Fire Department inspector Rex Heath. Such inci- dents are "more common than GUNTHERIVENS CONTRACTING LTD. RENOVATIONS UNLMTED Rec rooms • bathrooms windows - doors • and additions All work carried out by highly skilled tradesman. For free estimates call Gunther at 839-0681 A PROPERTY SERVICES ` RESIDENTIAL SNOW REMOVAL including: walkways, driveways, entrance ways, Dot steps. FpsWhen the snow gone, we are your one stop lawn care specialists r 420-6089 FR'XArES A MM T • LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS. PLANTS ti HOLE • HOME SECURITY a INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXE ICLSMti6 ti FEEDMIG • BONIn a BOWD, EST IM 686-1691 (W ti 1k%L1*11 1111100" 1tt�iawrtS�e+es Sdrlok",swk ofSde or 4 riorsspwiofs 58xAW wr=d 10:30802:50 1090U9*A.Aja x 427-6760 SALT OR WI ATHO DAMAGED comm TE wmxwAYS OR STM? sao tit " wt► ull.a . trooErw trnttoas no Duma ro am" taws. Ewrrs AM wrrAetF WID"ooe retroatt®om mm ort ou"M Mr�owrftrWr Marr�1 ��;�Y� LARRY GOODM M Aloins Til. Ntc) it�17p - people would like to admit." Heath says businesses can pro- tect against these "parasites" by calling the fire department, which will send out a fire prevention officer to explain about safety equipment. Anyone with a "minimal" understanding of the equipment can avoid being duped, he says. PAYING T00 MUCH For Home & Auto Insurance? AAA PINE 683R9725IDGE RANCE Establ shtd 1971 676 Monarch Ave Unit 13. Alar. Ont. ADVERTISEMENT known for servicing taxis must have a Philip Caruso. owner, left, Tm good track Giles, mechanic A licence and record. Harmesh Singh, driver. Pick -N -Go Auto Repairs not only services taxis. it also services cars for everyday people. Currently, tune-up on a 4 -cylinder vehicle. including all taxes. is $49.95: on 8 -cylinder vehicles. the cost is $55.95. including taxes. For a lube -oil and filter on most cars, the price is $14.95. Owner Philip Caruso says his "very reasonable prices" are a determined effort to show customers that he wants their business. Drycon Building Services has solution for wet basements To the average homeowner, there's nothing worse than a leaking basement. Short of the roof waterproofing, and extends his warranties on this kind of work for up to 10 years. Drvcon's other area of s ecialt is caving in, there s`ZW1V nothing more W�v P Y concrete refinishing. daunting than the Instead of replacing prospect of having chipped and broken to repair that concrete, you can irritating leak. simply have it But before you Re F=4uses refinished. Drycon start thinking that a special `weeping system' is concrete coating to aptly named, level out uneven considering the patches. mood you're in, give After cleaning off yourself some peace of mind weeping system, the system dirt and residue, a thin skim and call the professionals: of tiles and gravel that laver of this concrete is Drycon Building Services. prevents water from seeping applied to restore the original Drycon specializes in in, has to be redug. This look of the object. Cracks basement waterproofing generally involves a strip around swimming pools can While many people being dug around the outside be filled, as can chips and continually assume this is a perimeter of the house, pits in concrete stairs. Even complicated and expensive though, as with cracks, broken, crumbling concrete job, owner Larry Goodwin sometimes only isolated can be repaired by this points out that isn't sections need repair. process. necessarily so. Once the trench is dug and While Drycon does pour its In many cases, the problem the weeping tiles are own, the main focus of this is pinpointed to a specific replaced, a three-part business is in the refinishing area, and can be fixed waterproofing sealant and of existing material. Whether without spending additional mesh membrane are applied you need a complete time or money. Cracks in the to the concrete walls. refurbishment or just a few foundation are a major cause Without this membrane, the cracks in the sidewalk filled, of leaks, but if they're caught sealant would split and crack Drycon can do the job. early' enou&h, the damage with the settling of the house. Larry invites you to call for can very often be reversed. This combination makes the a free estimate if you have Larry fills the cracks with a foundation completely . some work that needs to be specialized hydraulic cement impermeable. done. He surveys and that repels the water and completes all jobs himself, leads it down and out of the In cases where it's difficult and offers advice on the best house. Newer houses are just or impossible to dig outside way to accommodate your as susceptible to cracks, due the house, a similar set-up needs. to the settling of the building, can be installed indoors. A Extensive work is not but unfortunately the trench can be dug around the always necessary; some warranty on new, homes only interior perimeter of the water seeppage problems can covers the basement for the house, and filled with be cured by a bit of caulking first two years. That's where weeping tiles and gravel in around the windows, and Larry comes in, repairing the the same manner as the Larry will tell you so. small problems before they outsidesystem. New become big ones. concrete is poured over the So before you give up hope In some cases, though - trench to refinish the and turn your basement into especially in older homes - work needs basement. Whatever the situation, a swimming pool, give Drycon Builfiing Services more extensive a to fw clone. Occasionally the I arry ensurees complete cal! "We want clients to come back," adds, "We do a good job, and we'r well qualified." A licensed mechanic is on duty. Besides having the ability to work o computerized and fuel -injection cars Pick -N -Go also does work on propane vehicles. Mr. Caruso encourages those who have never used his services before to "try us and see the difference in our work." Without lowering the quality, he says, his price will be the lowest. and he encourages comparisons between Pick -N -Go and other automotive repair shops. Customers are provided with free rides to the Go station when they leave their car for servicing. Drop by Pick - N -Go. at 1895 Clements Rd.. Unit 177 (off Squires Beach) in Pickering: or call. 686-3803. Durham Denture Clinic W. Brian Gott DT. is pleased to announce the opening of a new Denture Clinic in the Durham Region. Free Consultations Reasonable Rates All insurances accepted Same day service on Refines and Repairs Mousecalls Available Phone 839.0126 • OPTIONS COUNSELLING FOR TERMINATED EMPLOYEES • CANADIAN d GLOBAL MUTUAL FUNDS • IMDNIDUAL FWANCIAL ANALYSIS a RECOMMENDATIONS • TAX PLANING MICHAEL SKRETTEBERG PLUMBING FOR YOU I.M. 1050 Block Rd, Unit a5 PICKERING "WE DO R ALL FOR YOU" SALES • SEIM • RENOVATIONS FREE ESTNIATES GRAND OPENING SPECIALS COIF VISIT OUR SIIOWWOY 837-1350 ATTENTM ALL MOM! DISCOVERY TOYS Edtl obW Tags, Books, Gtlwss lot N Aps. OIiNs yoY 1t1M ry b: EARN EXTRAINCOME • YMak ka Hom • At your own paw • In !lour Own Nipllbodw For ttltoro iltlortnariort C* SYLVIA WELCH 427.7085 PMORTGAGE CORPORATIOI &A MARE IS OUR REPUTAT0lr 1 at a 2nd Mbrtpapee UP to M6tx Peraonel barn taefirtartcirq Equky talta-an Sell errtpbyed Debt consolidation No incorne with equity Formar bartltrupt 683.8241 04OLISE GALLS ANALABLE) ��1'i1�1°itLi�ii'►1 4r.�r'.kt ....f ►_�.'.'.. �.t"r�•iii.li'�i�ia�i.S:�i�i.t'.i:Xi:7�'3.�11�:�i '�s�asssss*a.sa��srrs�tl 3-11DIDFRIla SUNDAY INIGO: The Canadian Diabetes Association holds a bingo Stn., Jan. 24, noon to 3 p.m., at Caesar's Bingo Palace, 88 W g St. W., Oshawa. 436- 6648. HOCKEY: Pickering House League parents meet Sun., Jan. 24 at 12 noon at Don Beer Arena. 420-8000 (Sharon MacDonald, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) or 831-2032 (5 to 10 p.rn MONDAY CAREGIVER RELIEF: Frail elderly and physk;aNy-challenged adults are Invited to on open house Mon.. Jan. 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. hosted by the Caregiver Relief Adult Day Program at 487 Westney Rd. S.. Units 19 and 20, at the corner of Clements Rd., Ajax. AN welcome. 427-2315. PHOTO: The Pickering Camera Club meets Mon., Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m, at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Volley Farm Rd. and Hwy. 2. Guests are photo journalists A.J. Groen (News Advertiser) and Paul Henry (Toronto Sun). Visitors wel- come. 831-8907 (Harvey). CANCER SUPPORT: Living with Cancer support groups meet Mon. 'Jan. 25 In Ajax. Adult patients. friends and family meet 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, northeast corner of Monarch and Clements Aves. Par- ents of cancer victims meet 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. 91 Kings Cres. Children with cancer, youths and teens 7-17 concerned about a friend or a family member with cancer also meet 7 to 8.30 p.m. at the church. 686-1516 (Lynn). TUESDAY DISCUSSION GROUP The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets Tues.. Jan. 26 at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Fdendship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd . Ajax. Bill Parish will speak on OHIP. 683-7799 (Louise). BRIDGE CLUB: A new novice "i- cate bridge dub meets Tuesdays at 7:15 p m., at St. Andrew's Community Centre. 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. 725-4163 (Gaip.432-7645 (Cathy). BLOOD CLINIC: The Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic Tues.. Jan. 26, 1-8:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall. comer of Harwood Ave. and Bayty St.. Ajax. There must be a 70 -day peri- od between donations and donors must have a photo ID. 420-3383. AMNESTY: The Ajax -Pickering group of Amnesty International meets Tues., Jan. 26 at 9:30 a.m. at Pickering Village United Ctwch. 300 Church St. N., Ajax. All welcome. 683- 8019 (Mary Stroup. WEDNESDAY ALZHEIMER: A support group for AOxwner famiYes meets Wed.. Jan. 27. 7:30 p.m., at Community Care. 487 wesmey Rd., Ajax. 576-2567. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds Its monthly dinner meeting Wed., Jan. 27 at the Holiday Inn. 1011 Bloor St. E.. Oshawa. Computer infor- mation panel. s25 for members. S30 for non-members. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 725-9179 Wow~ Eve - UNEMPLOYED WORKERS: The Unemployed Workers- Association meets Wed.. Jan. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the SteehMorkers' Hall. comer of John and Albert Sts.. Oshawa. Guest -speakers from Hosing Help Durham. LOSE up to 71bs in 3 DAYS ALL NATURAL No Drugs - No Exercise - No Gimmicks Let me help you - help yourself. BE A LOSER! For more information send $12.99 P. Cheque or money order with return address to: FLOWLEXA DIST. 11 Plaisance Rd., #33 Richmond HiQ, Ontario L4C 5H1 Satisfaction guaranteed or a lull refund uo to 30 days. A1R7D� Self -Help Business Centre and the Credit Counse" Centre. 571-3272 (Marie), 576-59M (Dianne). HOCKEY: Pickering House League parents will hold their annual mid- term meeting Wed.. Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Don Beer Arena. 420-80M (Sharon MacDonald, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) or 831-2032 (5 to 10 p.m.). TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters Club meets Wed.. Jan. 27, 7:15 p.m., at the Family Trust office, comer of Finley Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. It's for people wanting to improve their public -speaking skills. 428-7677 (Dorothey). ABC MEETING: The Association for Bright Children meets at Dr. S.J. Philips P.S. at Simcoe St. and Rossland Rd. Wed., Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. The public board's budget discussed. Refresh- ments served. Lug a mug. 728-4274. INJURED WORKERS: The introduc- tion of a board of directors and a social will be held by the Durham Region Union of Injured Workers on Wed.. Jan. 27, 7 p.m., at the CAW Hall. 1425 Phillip Murray Ave.. Oshawa. 571-1667 (Eugene Culligan). .+r. ..... aa:ltdOlt9l�e►rVnaiaR . 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Take extra.. _ _ . _ CORNER NOOK KITCHEN SET NIGHT TABLES �.ryka & b$e� With bench, & table. �^ corner chair 11:30 a.m. Worth S700 ............� 9 9 zoo pm Wonh up a, S25() yy Pickering Town Centre Super Events "LET'S MAKE A DEAL" JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Wednesday -Sunday January 27-31 Everything must go! GAME SHOW Saturday, January 30 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Contestants will be selected by draw. Ballots are available to shoppers who spend $25+. Over $4,000 in prizes and merchandise! MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9:30am-6p1'll SUNDAY noon- HWY. 401 AT LIVERPOOL ROAD 683-7171 SET OF 3 WALL UNITS$599 2:30 pm. Worth 00 th 39.........-- ................. 3 Pc. LIVING ROOM $899 sofa - l.osseat - a.:. ('anaarn Made. .3:00 pm. Worth 31600 ................................ SET OF 3 TABLES $149 Coffm - 2 crd6-ra - Honey, oak bieadted. 3:30 pm. Worth 5230 ............ .............. QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR 199 V-3 col r k fabrics. 4-.00 pm. Waith S400, ...................__._...... MICROWAVE CART $158 W hue riot. Storage below d: ab.— d 30 p.m. W—th Sn0 _ _ .. ._ ..__.... 5 P.M. MATTRESS BLOWOUT Simmons double mattress '158 Queen svc quilted mattress Permafoam deluxe twin mattress. _1199 PO. �� 601<00 v� t,t w l SAM Wednesday - Sunday, January 27 -31 C Game Show - Saturday January 3 i 4:30pm to bpm 1 With lL 1 t ost W/ n / z , Mo� Il �" o i i ens MIX ' Travel ILK\ "09CE 1955 o .. r,. toy- 0900 • 014 o� o Y BEST.; a .*ONLY E VERY PAGE W -FIM MEWS AUVM1_ ,L'A OWWAi, JAMWL&I ss. any Name Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that's picking the Buffalo Bills to win the Super Bowl next week. Why? Well, we just can't bear to see Van Miller (America's version of Fergie Olver) crying all over his Big Board Sports screen after another Bills' loss. Anyway, on to more Impor- tant matters.— Today, Jan. Z1. is a milestone day for Don Lawrence az. as he cel- ebrates his 75th ^:rt7Ca% :s a Andrew Hud- son turns one. Wishing their little buddy best wishes and a happy birthday are auntie Karen and uncle Vic... S h a w n Shayne Hudson Basker Persand is a two year old. Shawn celebrated his birthday on Jan. 14 and wishing him a happy birthday were Mom Maureen and sister Jen- nifer... Sara Morrissey is growing into a lovely young lady. Sara turned 10 years old on Jan. 19 and birthday wishes came from Mom, Dad, Mark and Derek. She celebrated with friends Krvstal, Gemma, Bobbi -Jo, Abbv and Monica, and special cousins Heather, Lvndsay and Kristin. The girls tried their arms at bowling 3n c%crNC^.0 had a creat Science in Anthropology. Shawna is the daughter of Maureen and Bob Fo=ton of Brougham. Special best wishes come from grandparents Margaret and Bob Foxton of Picker- ing, and Rex Merritt of Vancouver, B.C.... It was six years ago, on Monday, Jan. 19, 1987, during the worst snow Shawn Persaud r Papa Don Lawrence with Alishia and Kelly -Ann long-time Ajacian, having worked at Defence Industries Limited (DIL) during the war. He also served as a councillor for a time. Don has seven children, 12 grandchildren and one Igreat-grandchild. For the occasion, a daughter from Vancouver is visiting with 11ARMS11___ Jeff Nash aims 10 today, Jan 24, and to - help him cele- brate this spe- cial occasion, Jeff got to see the Phantom of the Opera. "We hope you have an awesome Jeff NaSh birthday. We love you, Bud," say Mom. Dad. Julie grid Bout.. A big guy got even bigger on Jan 22. On that day, Jamil Kaujl turned Jamil Kanp four years old and wishing him a happy birthday, with lots of love, were Mom Naz, Dad Sada and sis- ter Nooreen... Jan. 31 is circled in the Hudson home, because that's the day Shayne went in the wrong direction!... It's the news of the century and everyone is in shock. After a'most Sara Momssey storm of that winter, that Amanda Jean Baldey arrived. Helping Aman- da celebrate her special day this year, with a big birthday bash. were many of her friends. cousins and her entire kindergarten class- Bouncer for the party was Amanda's 2 lit year old brother Shawn, who was there to break up fights and start a few him- self. Also helping out at the party A special fella celebrates his first birthday on Jan. 25. Mark Lucas DeLlo has "blessed our lives for a full year," say �= Mommy and Daddy. "A year has passed and it seems like only yesterday we were holding a littlebaby. Mark DeLio Today, we see an active, talkative and handsome boy. Mark. you are unique and pre- cious. We'd like to wish you a happy first birthday." Love always, '-Mommy, Daddy, Grandpa and Grandma Guerrieri, Grandpa and Grandma DeLio, his aunts, uncles and cousins, and Gucci, the family dog... Jan. 16 was a big day for Domenic Man- cino. because he celebrated his first birthday. Wishing him a happy birthday, with lots of love, were Mom, Dad, Adriano, his grandpar- ents. Domenic Mancino aunts Franca and Lulsa, uncles Joe and Vito, and cousins Linda and AJ_-. Look out world, Julie Ridout is old enough to drive. Julie celebrated her 16th birthday on Jan. 22 and wishing her a happy birthday were Daddv !Nike, Mom and sister Christine... Dec. 25, 1992 was a big day for )Nadine Strickland of Ajax and Arthur Williams of Pickering. Not only was it Christmas, it was also the day the couple became engaged. The pair has been together for five years, having met at Pickering High School. They're planning a July, 1994 wed- ding. Jan. 6 was also Arthur's 24th birthday, while Nadine turned 20 on Jan. 21. Wishing the couple all the best are Nadine's parents Ivy and Jim Strickland, her sisters Julie and Darlene, brother Kevin, Arthur's parents Kathy and Charlie Williams, his brother Mike and sis. ter Samantha. Best wishes also come from Tameka Williams, Nadine and Arthur's daughter... A staff note: It's happened. She finally said yes. After repeated requests for marriage, Linda White answered, "OK, I'll free up a week- end." That's right, News Advertiser reporter Linda White said yes to Gerry Steven's proposal on Jan. 14. No date has been set, but a summer '93 union could be in the cards. We here at the News Ad wish the happy couple all the best. We're also hoping to be invited to the open bar wedding reception. Stay tuned for more infor- mation... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want men- tioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified depart- ment at 683-5110. Julie Ridout Lee Hayward and Dave Yawney seven years of going out together. Dave Yawney finally popped the big question on Jan 9. Lee Hayward, the daughter of Shirley and Ed Hay- ward, and the recipient of the ques- tion, was admitted to hospital to be treated for shock. She has since recovered and was thrilled to accept Dave's pi sal. Congratulations to the two, with love, come from the Haywards and the Yawneys .. •N Shawna Foxton is being patted on the back these days, as she recently - graduated. with dis- tinction, from the University of Toronto, ' with her Shawna Foxton Bachelor of were Mom, Dad. Gran, auntie Julie. cousins Hailey and Katie. uncle Gary, auntie Chris and uncle Sheik. "Have a great year. Amanda." say Mommy, Daddy Amanda Baldey and Shawn... Happy first-Zbirthday greet- ings were aimed �- on Darius Flruz on Jan. 15. Among those wishing him a happy birthday, with lots of love, Darius Firuz were uncle Steve, suede Stacy, Amanda and Arthur Williams and Nadine Strickland L .<..I .. 4N+C.f:.':"u2i<.. A A!tY)AiM:i � hl.. --- ----------------------- on to Canadian championship PICKERING - A Pickering skating duo will skate in the national championships after turning in a solid performance at the Eastern Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Oshawa last weekend. Nicole Brittain, 17, and her brother Derek Brittain, 15, com- peted in the novice dance section of the Eastern Canadian championships. They skated to third place overall at the high-level meet at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Friday and Saturday - The duo was third after the compulsory competition on Fri- day and, in the free dance section on Saturday, finished in second spot to give the Brittain a combined third-place fin- ish. By finishing third, the Pickering dance duo qualified for the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Hamilton in February. The Brittain belong to the Upper Canada Figure Skating Club in North York and are coached by Roy Bradshaw. Both attend Dunbarton High School in the High Perfor- mance Athlete program. Dynamic duo Nicole and Derek Brittain turned in a third-place effort at the Eastern Canadian championships in Oshawa recently. They'll compete at the Canadian Figure Skating Championship in HamiRon next month. Fetirmy is h mom Ohm OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA 9 1r PAC411*\� LAnff— Hotel 6 Suites Winter Warmer Rates 1r7f 5 t CDN ktckW11119 Contirwntsl Breaktast Convenienty located next to the Rideau Canal, in the heart of Ottawa's Ceftetown, The Park Lane Hotel is just a short walk to Parliament Hill, the Nidional Arts Centre, downtown shopping and nightfife. 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He believes strongly that "it's important for everyone - regardless of age - to get proper financial advice." He is quick to point out that advice is readily available from a host of peo- T. there! The following local businesses ,will be sharing their products and expertise at the Financial Show do Seminar at Harwood Smadory School on Jmt. 27: Creative Bookkeeping Investors Group Scrods McLeod TPA =Investment punning Centre Wood C>lnndy IDC Tax Saving • RRSP Options • Spouse) Plans •clics ple. And, while one person might not have all the answers at hand, Denis cautions, it is important that the advisor knows where to find the answer. Emphasis for this Ajax financial planner is placed on education, advice and service. Most of his new business have been as a result of referrals from satisfied clients. His initial no -obligation consulta- tion is free, and clients usually leave with a better understanding of where they should be headed. Denis uses a four -cornerstone approach for clients. He advises that individuals should build their port- folio in a consistent manner. They should have a supply of liq- uid investments for emergencies - usually three months' worth. That means, if they get sick or lose their job, the situation does not immedi- ately reach crisis point. The next priority is protection protection of assets and family in the form of insurance. At the next level are investments. These comprise a multitude of choices for the average investor, and can include savings accounts, term deposits (30-60 day invest- ments), GICs (1-5 year invest- ments), mutual funds, which include money market, income, bond, dividend, equity and specialty funds. Finally. Denis says, investors need to prepare for their retirement, and the right counselling makes all the difference. Denis has built his business on advice and service. In the financial industry for 25 years, he has been an independent specialist operating in Pickering Village for the last four years. The financial planner has earned a reputation selling only "what's best for the client." He notes, "Every investor has a different risk tolerance, a different outlook on what needs to be achieved. Each investor is different. But there are all types of invest- ments out there. "What's important is you start today. Don't put it off." He adds. "Retirement will be a breeze if your hedyou'' know,... . .................. .......... . ��forStatistics women are even more depressing: 1 will be rich 2 will be well-to-do 3 will have died 11 wig still have to work 82 will be dependent or destitute So by age 65, about 97 women out of 100 are either dead or almost dead broke. investments are handled well." Denis will he speaking at the 1993 Financial Show and Seminar, being held at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax, on Jan. 27. The show, which is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, starts at 7 p.m., and all are welcome to attend. For more information on Denis' services, call 428-8613. Students are learning taxes Revenue Canada. Taxation devel- oped the Teaching Taxes program to introduce students to Canada's taxation system. Every year. the Department sup- plies material free -of -charge to more than 12.000 teachers and about 200.000 students. The pro- gram is now used in Economics. Accounting. Business, Mathematics. Consumer Education. Social Studies. and even Language Courses in high schools and col- leges across the country. Films, videocassettes, and film- strips are also available to supple- ment the program's printed materi- als. Any teacher can order Teaching Taxes from the Public Affairs Division of district offices. Sponsored Br: Ajax -Pickering Show Semir Advice For 1993 • Mutual Funds • Self Directed RRSPs and much morel �i1t IF111 �A tt S e ��Alarren Reynolds'a x I P. Wed. 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Wood Gundy demonstrates the largest commitment of any r lnanclal snow/semmar Consumers interested in all aspects of finances are invited to attended the 1993 Financial Show and Seminar sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser on ]an. 27. The show, which is co-spon- sored by Warren Reynolds of Wood Gundy and Denis Ardagh of Multi Mutual, is being held at Harwood Secondary School. 90 Falby Ct. in Ajax. It features product information. speakers, and advice. Along with booths displaying various financial products. guests will be given the opportunity to ask questions. The speakers will be sharing information on financial topics, starting from approx. 7:20 pm. The show begins at 7 p.m., and all are welcome. For more infor- mation, call the News Advertiser, at 683-5110. Saving for child's education It is estimated that by the year 2010, the cost of a university edu- cation could cost as much as $100.000. For that reason, parents should pay attention to the variety of savings plans and investments available that encourage the set- ting as of funds for post-sec- oodary edncatian. Not only do these plans provide a way of building a nest -egg and in some instances provide an attractive tax saving. they also serve to encourage children to work harder is school, with the realization fiat fonds for their edocadon ate gtormsood. Because individual needs are diffaent and each financial port- folio will be unique, a fmancial advisor will help you decide which vehicle is best suited to provide for your child's education. Among the options are Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) and mutual funds Canadian investment firm to servicing indi- vidual investors. For 11 of the past 12 years, the financial firm has been a dominant force in managing financing for both Canadian corporations and governments. Warren provides consultation in financial and portfolio planning. 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"We feel that it is very important to teach our customers about investment opportuni- ties," says Don Dasti, manager of TPA. "Through individual consultation, newslet- ters, and regular seminars we help our clients increase their knowledge about how to invest their money." Don is fully qualified to provide this type of instruction, having worked in the financial planning field in the Durham Region for 11 years: he has been with TPA for the past five. "We are an independent service providing our clients with unbiased advice to help them realize their financial objectives," explains Don. TPA acts as agents and brokers for a vast number of mutual funds, trust companies and life insurance companies. "We work for our clients, and are not tied to one firm's products... At TPA your planner sits down with you first, to build a solid foundation of knowl- edge. You are taught exactly what invest- ments are. The level of risk you are prepared to live with in your finances is determined, along with the nature of investing that appeals to you, such as long-term or short-term. "Basically, we help people develop a general overview of how investing works and then teach them to make informed decisions," says Don. Group RSP's, retirement planning and asset building are some of the popular subjects covered at these sessions, with no specific products being promoted. As part of the Whitby business community since 1975, TPA Investment Planning Centre has always been committed to helping a num- ber of charities, and sponsors regular events for this purpose. This year alone the firm has donated funds to the Ajax/Pickering Hospital, the (Canadian) Cancer Society, the United Way and Amnesty International. Speakers such as financial commentators Brian Costello, Gordon Pape, George Hartman, author David Chilton (The Wealthy Barber), and a number of mutual fund man- agers have attracted hundreds of interested investors. Don stresses that 100% of the money donated goes to the charities, with no administrative charges deducted. Since February is the month when most of us are thinking about income tax, RRSP's and investments, TPA has conveniently scheduled two more seminars - Gordon Pape speaks on Feb. 4, and Brian Costello appears on Feb. 17. Just call Don Dasti or Anne Bamford for reservations. Along with being a one-stop financial plan- ning centre specializing in personal service, TPA will also prepare your income tax return for you. TPA is at 122 Athol St. in Whitby: tel. 666- 0896. MULTI -MUTUAL mc. DENIS ARDAGH C.F.P. HOW DO YOU MANAGE TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT RSP INVESTMENT? .. l @A it Jam! g • • .. All returns, sudged by Ernst fit Young. Chartered Accountmis. arc historical annual compounded total rates of return and reflect dunges in unit value and distributions reinvested They do not take into accouru sales charges or administrative lees payable by unitholders which would have reduced returns Past performance does not guarantee future results. Your unit value and investment returns will fluc[uate. lmportmu itiforrttation about any mutual fund s convened to its simplified prospectus Read your prospetxus rJroftily before nrvestung. Phone Now 428-8613 Designed by Tnmark Investment Management Inc INCOME TAX PREPARATION YEAR ROUND REASONABLE RATES - NO G.S.T. Don't BUY an Investment from any advertisement including this one until you attend one of these seminars... GORDON PAPE • PREPARING FOR A HEALTHY RETIREMENT GORDON PAPE is Canada's most popular personal financial commentator. He appears frequently on TV Ontario, CBC Radio, The Joumal, Midday, Canada AM and CBC Newsworld. He is the author of many financial books including Building Wealth, Low -Risk Investing and Retiring Wealthy. FEB.4 7:30 P.M. Le Gala 65 Sunray St., Whitby BRIAN COSTELLO • PERSONAL MONEY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ® FOR THE '90s BRIAN COSTELLO, author of the best- selling `Your Money and How To Keep It", is Canada's best-known tax and financial consultant. He writes a nationally syndicated column in major Canadian newspapers. His radio show "Taking Care of Your Money', is heard on more than 100 stations across Canada. DATE: FEB .17 TIME: 7:30 P.M. PLACE: Le Gala 65 Sunray St., Whitby LIMITED SEATING. FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT ANN BAMFORD 666-0896 OR (1-840-361-8726) " PWINVESTMENT PLANNING CENTRE 122 Athol St., Whitby Denis Arda& C.F.P. As an Independent Advisor with 25 years experlessce in the financial fteld I extend an invitation. Your Investment, Tax and Financial questions answered Free Introductory Consultation., My clients are my most important asset I believe in a concerned, conservative, conscientious approacb to your, flnancial needs & future. The Courtyarsi Unit 16 428-8613 t Two new rules: Managing your money By George Nenos The federal government has pro- posed changes in legislation which will be of considerable benefit to Canadians who buy Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs). Parliament hasn't yet approved the new legislation, but Revenue Canada is operating on the basis that it will be passed before the March l deadline for purchase of a 1992 RRSP. One deals with under - contributions, and the other deals with excess contributions. If you didn't contribute your max- imum allowable amount to a 1991 RRSP• you can carry forward the difference and add it to the amount you're entitled to contribute to a 1992 RRSP. For example, if you only could afford to contribute $5.000 of an eligible 510.000 for the 1991 tax year, you can invest an additional S5.000 to your 1992 RRSP any time before March 1. 1993. Let's suppose your contribution limit for 1992 also is S10.000. then you can contribute a total of $15.000 to your 1992 RRSP and claim that amount as a tax deduc- tion when you make out your 1992 income tax return. That could earn you a handsome tax refund, the size depending on your tax bracket. Under the new rule you can carry forward the 'unused room' in your RRSP program for at least seven years• and claim the tax deduction in a future year of your choice. Ideally, you should endeavor to contribute your maximum each year. That's because your RRSP investment grows within the plan on a tax-free basis. The more money you can shelter from tax, the better. And the earlier the better. There may be circumstances. how- ever. when it may be to your advan- tage to delay making a maximum RRSP contribution. For instance. if you expect to be in a much higher tax bracket this year than you were in during 1992 - because of a big increase in your income - it may be worthwhile car- rying forward at least some of the unused contribution room to your 1993 RRSP. Your tax deduction for the 1993 tax year may result in greater tax savings overall. In essence, this new rule gives you greater flexibility when you plan your RRSP strategy. The new rule governing over -con- tributions to an RRSP is also a helpful one. In essence, the new legislation gives you leeway to con- tribute up to $8,000 over and above your maximum contribution with- out penalty during the life of your RRSP. However, you should be super - cautious when you take advantage of this tax concession. If your cumulative over -contribution is more than $8,000, there will be a 1% monthly penalty tax on the extra amount. It should be clearly understood that you cannot claim a tax deduc- tion for any excess contribution you make to an RRSP. You can only claim the excess amount as a tax- deductible RRSP contribution in any future year that you have RRSP contribution room available. You also should keep in mind that you have to 'use up' any excess RRSP contributions before your plan is de -registered. The big advantage of keeping an 58.000 over -contribution in your RRSP for as long as possible is that the money can grow in your plan on a tax-sheltered basis. George Nenos is a financial con- sultant with Investors Group. I Can Help. It takes solid financial planning to reach your financial goals. 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Pickering lost With the game tied 3-3 after the host East Gw regulation play, the game went 3-1. Moyer score into overtime. The teams played ering goal, assiste four overtime frames before In the second I i overtime to nip Quinte in tourney final Members of the Pickering squad are Aaron Spink, Garett McKinnon, Jamie Simpson -Fry, Daniel Forrester, Alan DeBono, Nicholas Vieira, Kevin Kras- nowski, Sean Clayton, Brandon Ridding, Tim Ryan, Gregory Cusack, Mark McAlister, Adam Murray, Brandon Watters, Adam Moyer, Adam Boduch and Michael Cuzzolino. The team is coached by Bill Murray, Joe Cuz- zolino and Tom Boduch. ed to give Pick- ed downed the Quinte selects 3-1. Moyer, Adam Murray and elation time for Nicholas Vieira scored for the 4oyer with two Minute Muffler selects, with ck with one. All assists to Murray, Moyer and e unassisted. Brandon Ridding. its first game to The Pickering selects played illimbury squad the North York Parkwoods selects I the lone Pick- in the third game. Pickering d by Tim Ryan. emerged with a 2-1 win as Moyer game, Pickering scored both goals, unassisted. most valu- Pickering legion bob juniors edge Markham for league win PICKERING - The Pickering Legion Branch 606 ringette junior 'B' ringette team defeated Markham 3-2 in a regular -season contest in Milliken on Jan. 9. Markham jumped into a 2-0 lead in the first period, with goalie Tara Winter keeping Pickering in the game until the local squad picked up the pace with strong skating KIE and more aggressive play. With their offense in gear, the forward line of Kortney Whalen, Laura McKenzie and Emily Renaud clicked for three Pickering goals in the final frame. Key to the win was the team's defensive play which blanked Markham through the second peri- od. The team also received solid efforts by Tanya Foote, Megan Purdy and great defensive work by Jennifer Kennedy, Jessica Field, Sarah Denton, Stephanie Fetter, Taunya Sequin and Jamie -Lynn Wilsdon. Cheryl Dyson of the tween team filled for an absent Anne Judges. The team is coached by Dan Purdy, assisted by Kim Racette and Chris Renaud and managed by Sandy Renaud. Wholesale Prices On Brand Name Factory Seconds MEAT PIES 125 gr, CQhcKer & Negenbie $412 per 00 PIE PASTRY 1 k0 pkg. PIE SHELLS 9"Unbaked $150 2 per 09- x1650 MEAT PIES <5C g *m_rtere .75¢.pw $8 25 � ®� 12 pkgs BUTTER TARTS $100 6 per Pkg. 1$120' COCKTAIL TARTS $21295 froper pkg. orn $32 45 2 QUICHE 100 gm ea&. $135 2 Per Pkg 1$141285 SAUSAGE ROLLS 450 gm $2 05 2 per pk $2255 MOTHER JACKSON'S •i OPEN KITCHENS LIMITED 15M old Simeoe Rd. R Port Perry 985-7373 a Open Monday to Y nday front 10 a -m to 6 p.m, Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Moyer was nam able player of the tournament. F, LUBE, OIL _ 'FILTER $26.95! mt• ..M P After "YMrs I quit SMOKING! You can, too. The Trochen-Mau Canada Way For information on how to quit smoking, send $26.75 (G.S.T. incl.) to News Advertiser Box #6016 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. 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V6, 7 pass., air, auto., roof rack, flood 1�pNK fights, floor mats, moulding, rear wiper. y0U pR�E * $1,000 REBATE OR 5.9% R ANCING SAVE! 1992 COLT • Indudes auto., buckets, front wheel drive. AMIFM, plus mtxh xxxe. " SLc. SP3729. SALE $ 15600* -` $7,3T8°° PER �® 1992 ACCLAIM ' Includes auto.. Rs., p.b.. air, att, cwse, Ab4PM :ass_ plus mud? -ore Truly a good deal " Stk .P37 ,7 SALESjjjjWqqXr 21200::,*c- S1 0,378°° MON-- I Oh - I Ole BRAND NEW 1993 SUNDANCE 4 DR Auto., air, tinted glass, for mats, AMIFM stereo, buckets, dual mirrors. $1,250 REBATE OR $ 5.9% FINANCING 9,696* YOUPRICf 1992 DYNASTY ' Inchides aub.. V6. air, Un.:njise, WPM :ass., 50W seat. plus much more. — Stk. tP3708. SALE $ OOP* 513,99'.1 MONT„ 1992 LeBARON CONVERTIBI nr_,udes asc., '16, air.' tt.: se AV `:V 'ass 4 �Q* SALE $16,69500 W--% PLYMOUTH -AJAN CHRYSLER AX/F= [Nnrth of 4011 6g3 DONNA PICKARD LUXURY! ACOL—ft-1— FLORIDA MERE WE COME! rZ. DON ARSENAULT 6 VLUM PL1l11GtlItNaw"M MR.W P APAGE WT= NEM ADVMTMM %.�M�� t the movies Fasten your"sea'tbeits for unnerving Alive By BRUCE FROUDE Fasten your seatbelts. These are wards worth heeding if you plan to watch Alive. It helped some of the unlucky passengers on an ill-fated flight from Uruguay to Chile. It will assist moviegoers through the screen adaptation of this harrowing tale. Nando Parrado, one of the sur- vivors, has said the story is as close to the actual events as direc- tor Frank Marshall could get in a two-hour movie. "He is being very truthful to our story," says the 42 -year-old Parra - do. "We must bear in mind that this is not a documentary, and it has to be told in less than two hours. To tell the whole story we would need a mini-series. "The quality of work is very impressive — better than I imag- ined it would be." Better than anyone expected It was one of those movies where nobody moves, nobody has to get more popcorn and the only laughter is of the nervous variety. This is just too intense a movie to do anything but watch and mar- vel at the unbelievable scenes unfolding. Scenes which leave the viewer stupefied How could this collection of college rugby players survive 70 days in the Andes mountains? Peo- ple will leave the theatre saying "they couldn't have done what the survivors did" It's not a fair statement as Par- rado points ouL The survivors, 16 by the end of the ordeal, only did what they had to to keep themselves alive. This includes eating the dead. This is unacceptable in an ordinary society, but being stuck on a mountain with no food or water is not a weekend away at the cottage. This is no run-of-the-mill movie, either. Ethan Hawke, who portrays Nando Parrado, is truly inspiring. He slowly becomes the driving force behind the crash vic- tims' survival. He never gives up hope. Not even after the plane wreck is snowed under by an avalanche. Hawke, who was in the Acade- my Award winner Dead Poets Society, does what he has to, just as the survivors did, making the story one to remember. Hawke and Vin- cent Spano (Antonio Balbi), the lat- ter was in Rumble Fish, are the two 411 survivors who decide they must walk their way out of the moun- tains. Actors Josh Hamilton, Sam Behrens, David Kriegel, Bruce Ramsay, Kevin Breznahan, Illeana Douglas, John Haymes Newton, Jack Noseworthy, Danny Nucci, Jose Zuniga, Jake Carpenter, Michael De Lorenzo, Ele Keats IFT-1— Wft, TUES., WED. 4t R09- 'Pr Perm Special 45 a"'"° seo.ary rKk,a.a OFFER EXPIRES SUN., FEB. 21M UNISEX HAIRSTYUSTS PICKERING 69' PCKERING PAI"A* Aao 11. R. Wrkec) 427-4391® EBRA�E CEL 1pth O13R piZY ��ivERs at A Re �Y�tion pickery , CUe pFa �n Ra• 1g6� Va o ,Ira vr� p�pERp� 1A Q M M� tel• 6 � a. 9 Q � ibte ue M Ps Utti9 imiudin8 ,TM DOUBLE DIP coroECnON" "THE $150A0 FAMMY VALUE PASS" ulare' And gp msn7— 9M3 �K Club FsCe at the 1JlIt�'a'�p° Comoo Drop In For A Tour of our Facility • BUILD A STRONGER BODY GY • INCREASE YOUR ENERGY . LJVE THE B U and Christian Meoli all add to the excellence of Alive. Alive has many things going for it: great script, phenomenal story, majestic scenery and excellent act- ing. Even the cannibalism is done in a tasteful, almost unoffensive manner. Sure, it's graphic, but not sensationalistic. Some people won't be able to get past that, but it's their loss. There is nothing to lose by watching Alive, it actually gives people a sense of hope. Hope that the human spirit can overcome any obstacle. �,. panda St*r OAVV CHINESE RESTAURANT I_ 0 Ucensed under LLB.O. j' 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Corner of Rougemount Dr. South) ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Monday to Thursday Dinner •8" Friday to Sunday 8110" — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 � 1 get 2nd Lunch & Dinner i 1 10% DELIVERY Buffet t t over 2r t 50"OFF 20% P CK -UP 1 Xd"ft' Only 1 over 2r 1 1 E* Feb.1,1M — — / 1— — — — — — — — — — — J John Kerr, left, and Garnet Armstrong, owners of Bourbon Bayly's. Family atmosphere at Bourbon Bayly'S, Ajax The Bourbon Bayly's Bar and Grill management wants it on record that the Ajax restaurant is a place for families and friends to dine in a comfortable, relaxed Casual dining, with a wide menti selection is how co-owners John Kerr and Garnet Armstrong describe their establishmem The pair are always on hand, easur. clients have a pleasurable dining experience. Looted at 368 Bayly St., (east of Westney Rd.) the restaurant seats 120. In the summer, seating is increased to 200, with the addition of the outdoor patio. Bourbon Bayly's varied menu is moderately priced, and guaranteed to satisfy every taste. There's a hot pasta bar, a =crab bar, an all -yon -can -eat extravaganza, prime rib dinner, and much merle. Sunday brunch is popular among avilara- Children trader 12 have their own menu, which includes a beverage, entree and ice-cream priced from $2.49-$3.49. During January and February, however, children eat free when ordering from a seleectt menu. Regular customers look forward to a later karaoke every Friday h om 9 p.m. to close. Business hours are 11 a.m. to 1 am. Mon. to Sat.; Sun. 10 a.m. to 11 pm. Drop by for a pleasurable dining experience, or for more information, call 427-1988. . ♦td" .a �i�i�ii�r�►�r�.i. Oji•..,-. �r'Y'. . (_,t t.•./•.i''�, 1�11d !�' a�,�q f _i .r ,e! �.r .h�?. .. T= Natfls ADVERTatfaa 1fuNDAY, JANUAW 3411 0 FAiM 10 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help THE BARBARA BLACK CENTRE FOR YOUTH RESOURCES is seeking a Community Program Worker This six month contract position wiN involve planning, developing and evaluating an anti - racism workshop for youth, assisting with production and distribution of promotional material for the Centre, and assisting with program development at the Centre; among other duties. This position wig interest a motivated individual with good organizational, communications and interpersonal skills and a knowledge of race relations issues in the Ajax -Pickering area. The salary for the job is $425 per week. Applications by racial minority youth between the ages of 17 and 25 are welcomed. Apply in writing by Jan. 27, 1993 to: Joan Skelton Go 132A Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H5 FUNDED BY THE MINISTRY OF CITIZENSHIP'S ANTI-RACSM SECRETARIAT Nine month temporary assignment in Richmond Hill. Skills required: - Macintosh • File Maker Pro • Excel • MS Word 5.0 if you have good communication skills and enjoy a team environment please call: Donna Vella The Minus Group Inc. 71 Albert Street. Oshawa (416)579-2911.1-900-268-6960 Hours - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 P.M. 4:30 p-ln. -12:30 a.m. 20 irxWduals required immediately for assembly work N you are a reliable, fast/accurate worker and can make a commirllen t t0 work for t b 2 morMhs please calf now. 2892 2282 • • 41W Shoppod � �, � Snlla !9f I've Made. OVER $1,000,000 Ufa My'r Machisel Pe My FRU Types lino Tar AlrstMaifrlt Mdchiw 4W Snort 11140V Mitt Alit ow Of CS A.--wdbr wcrldf8! Cora 24 -Hair lteo wft for aaR Ef 8 D61'ARS (416) 760-3102 YODELS NEEDED Tiawa divines, Mdssa .kreeeaeeselw.o��kl1M��..aa�-�afvo.M�. ,IONS NIALA9L.E FOR: arapws.4rN. elan 9 kali E;Nistra�MaAt a4Ii0I rea. (416) 962.5511 coquq• Ne elpwef>t tttosllfy. NoflEul w0wAilim Phoesgllw;MgMiteTb 420.160 Amami Diiiiiii- Business V011 we *No% 0"wem* Claws and LandaoapbW Uwn dtMaerlh d tea' rsUhbk tit did No and mesa tlsu deersp.Ukrn9. + oorteor- +"MO aw.�v��fesle. irlalK.ha+ny P . se istaYnee�pday lir easy 1«Yilte y� r«e.Mti X ��« no Assism CFist 08 11110 OWM People needed immediately for enumeration/ registration type work. Call Personnel 430-0806 or 14800-786-2292 Avon Jan Nowl NO START UP FEE FOR 1 WEEK ONLY PLUS GET A FREE GIFT NO INVENTORY TO BUY AND GREAT EARNINGS CALLFOR APPOWT1ENT MRS. C. LORD 416-619-1574 Esthetician Required for busy family salon in Pickering. Clientele an asset. phone Mary or June at Fa Sam PH01IE 619.1290 6 PEOPLE NEE= Opporkeiy in to high Roils i elmu- Kaent wodap wind �P wiltiiied butym glut be oo9tlortftbla ubko b Fa an leader cdMw-K10ism. -12 PJ L a*427i1lil IY atKe Gm ask: zlelI : i ■ :+ i THE TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. "WORLD CLASS TRAINING...A FEW MONTHS THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME!" 420-1344 The Instructors and Staff of The Toronto School of Business (Oshawa) Inc. Invite you to visit our schools in the Durham Region in Oshawa and Pickering Let's work together for your success in 1993 I JOHN ANTONESCU FLORENCE BAIN LAURIE BAIRD L1SE BELLEROSE MARLENE BIENIA MAX CAFlSSI Registrar Financial Aid Instructor Instructor Administrator Instructor Job Search Skills Travel & Tourism Banking v Financial services MAGGIE CA AVAN PATRK;K CANAVAN PAMELA CAREY EILEEN CLARKE GALE COBURN JOHN CRANE Manager Instructor Controller Instructor Instructor Instructor Hotel A Restaurant Operations AccourAinQ i Business hNonnation Systems Bar A Beverage Management Financial Aid Administrator Secretarial Skills Lonylerm Health Care Admirmtration til►► i4 0-1h, IC KEN DOWSE KAREN EVANS RANDY FOXALL ESME GOTZ L ELLY GOTZ JEAN HOLTOM Instructor Administrator Instructor Director Director Instructor Computer Applications Computer Applications Legal Secretarial i•- � Y + SHERRY HUNT RUBY KNIGHT VIWAN LEPPARD RICHARD LOWE DONNA LUCAS- LESLEY LUKE Instructor Registrar Instructor Instructor ASTLEY Instructor Accmwdkw Dental Chaitside Assisting Computer "ramming A�AddWemnreek Registrar Camp"Appkeions KAREN GAYE MCGMdI KNIA MCKAAYy LOIS NOTUZAS DEBBIE NOWLAN DONNA PACIGA vice Prililluvillill 11111111dructor _ bA0 Yi1.i" Au6musillarbfZd « DwM S Ac— serYiOee f +► 6; AV YARY TURPN FRANK WISEMAN BARBARA } MAR'1f PEARSELL S GAN. i -ART WOOD fpr Instructor Instructor Nedicd OMiee Asswtailid Ls�l 8sa�rW DedM CMirsids Aseietitts woad P"Mmedwo ,1"M TORONTO TORONTO 1114751 i•• • •• • - O S H A W A C A M P U S - P I C K E R I N G CAMPU S 723-1163 420-1344 Oshawa Centre, 419 King Street West, Oshawa 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering ,,t .C..: d J`s.E. �.•i f P .w e�.e w .r.,✓a: a •� 1.ea 6 e' rt •cry... •Wj_ ate ,1...,r. • t: ��'_.b.BCJr It, rt vuw r pti;• .�i1�,� .. �'•F J►1.::..�. ♦�fiiii�: �. rrrFdc>;.:�gcY-.�w�r. 11�IWT� eted� o •nw,riq 210 ma ww 270video VENDORS vsanttsd • II you have COMPUTER Services. 18M a welt %an irhpenious precut compatible repairs, to $en, the Create 1V' Sel FW myntenance. uponw".custom market R for you. Soon to open systems. Word processinp, in downtown Bowmanville with desktop publishing, laser 50. vendors. We have room for printing. Software installation, you. Open Set. and Sun. Cal configuration, training. Low 6230884. (012493) rates, fast service. 837-5063. FOR sale - 3 seater chesterfiekf and char' 11 trim. box 280 Lost & Found pleated, mint condition. Cost $I 100. Will accept $250. for FOUND -young rel female quick sats. 420.5035. (012493) tabby car in south Ajax on Friday Articles Jan. 15. Phone 428.8279. 220 For Sale 290 Pets -Supplies- swe VIKING almond fridge and wwwa Boarding stove, approx. 5 years old. as- FOUND - 5 months to a year old, king $560 for pair. Call 430-2776 male grey tabby, found 1550 after 6 p.m. (012693) Kingston Rd. Found Jan. 8. Cal JERRY'S Wipers, Cloth wipers. 666-111M or 420.4220. (012792) new and UDed stop cows. tri° Automobiles Wed Coveralls, used clothing. 300 new clothing for the whole For Sale larnity. Beat the recession. less than 112 price. 610 Bayy E.. Ajax. Hours, 9 a m -6 p.m. 427. 2669.(012493) CAMPGROUND Membership Coast to Coast affiliation, carte so 500 resorts for $1/night. Paid. $4000. asking $695. Lifetime membership. 614-761-9257. (012993) ELVIS Stamps are here now[ Limited supplies available. Please cat between 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 428-7225. (012893) PIANOS!GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own. W. sae, upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - tree delivery and set up. Call Teksp and take advantage of our low prices on all stock during our January Sale now an[ 433-1491. (TFALL) 89" waterbed with 3 drawers. bookcase headboard. IBM parpuer. 512K colour monitor, Epson FX -86E printer and office furniture. For more information, call 831-6136 after 6 p.m. (0 12790) ROWING machine, excellent condition. manual included. $75 300 Au I1s V CANADIAN TIRE Ajax S11" Ir"ft, lens $39.95 Car b Light Trucks Q Ajax 683-2277 HONDA WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO! 1989 ACCORD LX COUPE, BLACK WITH DARK GREY, LOW MILES AND GREAT VALUE Stk. ,12769. 1999 ACCORD LX, AUTOMATIC, THIS IS NORTH AMERICA'S BEST SELLING FAMILY CAR! SOL 81780 1998 CIVIC LX SEDAN, YOU CANT BEAT THIS FOR VALUE AND STYLE! Stk. SMA 1990 CMC SEDAN, AUTOMATIC AND AIR CONDITIONED, THE ULTIMATE COMMUTER CAR! Stk 12784 WHITBY OSHAWA HIMME3013 1110 Dundas SL East, 434-5780.(012793) °AK"PINEtabes' d>yrs. DSOB "A" ONE AUTO'S PLUS and bedroom fumiture nano crafted before your eyes - by _.a4' � one of Ontario's largest A, -amarc Ow manufacturers. Buy direct and 'ask nam a k ti � fix.ve saw. Eg- 42• round sold oak r -� pedestal table and 4 chairs. CHW 699 S. Oueen cannonball bed. FW -TK RM $294 Over 200 stain choices. w a f° y A ti tree 985.8774. TRADITIONAL 404-2056 or 263-4642 WOODWORKING. (TF) The EASY way to BUY or SELL your car with 97 T= Nzw ADvzn7lAttiR summy, JAN[1wtl<Y 241ft-PACs n 400 "� Rent 400 ' �"'� 400 ' `t 400 A F `t 410 "° m F AJAX - super one bedroom basernertt apertmerx ceranh.. OI$IIABIA • tang• 4 bedroorhr home with fkepface, tangly carpeting, separate entrance, 1 MOM meq• it" -M b19e hon�Opsn a. • Lange killiappliances. avail- ave monthly,f I P, erroed 1 1/ ti ��t netts, able im madlawy. Non smoker. tion, il quiet court localm. no pets. Call 428-3914. $1050 Avail- (01299M able Feb 1. Cal 433.3089 be. Two bedroom apartment, lwm 9 a.m-5 P.M. weekdays. above pore in Pickering Village. call 668.5481 after 5:30 or Close to all amenities. Available wsakerhds. (012693) Feb. 1. $640 inclusive. Phone AJAX South • beautiful 427-0837 or 686.0416 evenings. detached horrle, walk to lake, 41 (012883) appliances. $1150 monthly. PICKEiMNG - newly renovated 470.9234. (012883) one bedroom plus den. separate AJAX - duplex, spacious house , entrance, 4 Pte. bath, large for two families. Separate Irving room. All utilities plus entrance, 2 bedrooms, central cable. $750 per month. Call after air, appliances. fireplace. large PICKERING - gorgeous. two WHITBY - two extra tarps elort 6-30 p.m. 4201336. (012893)0 yard. pool, MW plus. Available' bedroom apartment, above one bed al , second Ilea of WHITBY 'furnished one Immediately. 640-7430, Ratio. private Yard. ground with Ra from, he, water and parking at bedroom, walk to Go. TV, (01 2793) includes appliances, central air. in . No pets. fro and last, broadloom. clean, balcony, PICKERING - Frenchman's Bay. utilities, parking. Available references. $5951$635 plus parking for one. no pets. $650 a1 two bedroom bungalow. 3 March 1. No smoking. $750 hydro. 6662230. (012693) r inclusive. 416284-1618 or 416- appliances, broadloom. deck. mor". 6839629. (021993) renovated, private e entrance. 509-2038. (012893) yard backs aito conservator✓ WHITBY - one bedroom upper OSHAWA - two bedroom c., app. I antes, avail level of nice older triple:, north ONE bedroom basement wat«' Irm>adtate' $1000 plus. 420-1415 or evenings 428-2500. apartment, very good area, at Go, large windows. wak in apartment, available Feb. 1. garage. $800 rnor.1 plus 1.2 'available close to Oshawa Centro. Clean closet. available Feb. 1. $550 Newly decorated, $600 monthly. (020593) building. }ridge and stove, monthly. 666-3161 or 723.9340. non smoker preferred. First and AJAX - spotless 3 bedroom. two parking• laundry facilities. No (012893) last. Cat 839-9492. (012893) baths• greenhouse kitchen. pets. $675. Call 723.0742.kung WHITBY • one bedroom newly BEAUTIFUL tbedroom base• fireplace, double garage.. (012493) renovated, private e entrance. menu apartment, separate walkto GO. $1100 mortthy. First ; PW1rE Rouge area bachelor GO bus route, large yard, entrance. 4 appliances, air arid taxi, available Mann td. • and Last, available apartment. Parking, separate laundry and parking facasies. conditioned, central vac, cable. r I entrance. cable. 3 pce. bath. at lel $590 per rrorttn. Cat 668-7634. broadkromed, non smokers. As. PICKERING - convenient a e (Ot2493) king $750. Phone 467-,049 or -W. two bedroom on main nrnWiately. Utilities included. 1 PICKERING - 'Excellent t cit 66861718. 012293 ( ) floor Plus full basement and i 509-1034 _ (0124" location' - stunning three 2,,3 utilities. A)' Real•y LTC. garage. $800 rnor.1 plus 1.2 'available TWO bedroom alPartmsrtt with bedroom, man floor apartrtsnt, WEST14EY!HWY s2 . new two jtilnies. No pets, ; parking, across from Gm north $1000 monthly Utilities. bedroorm basement apartment. March 1. 839-7719. (012793) plant. rmngroom, dinrlgroom. laundry, slaps to Go. Residential appliances. cable. unlrties. separae entrance. two months AJAX - man floor bungalow. 3 kitchen. trdge, stare, separate area. 1-416-gW1424. (013193) rent. references. qualified. no bedrooms. rrove in condition entrance. $500 . uttirl es First AJAX -lar two bedroom bass pets. $750 rronthly_ 428-,x28. $a90 . 420-5021 (012493) and lap. No pets. Cal collect. and Lao. men' apartment. 4 pce r012693) PRINGLE Crest. Whitby large (Ot2a43) bathroom, large Irvtngroom. Houses For tor. 1 1l1ey. 4 7e111 AJAX - two bedroom apartment. available Mardi I. $SBO plus 4 0 w- -tam floor family oon. . two battxo0rrt6. fireplace. by the 40% utilities. 294.0760. Rent 'fireplace and den. central air. lake. available mr+edial MW (012693) 'ac Asking $207,000. For , ontNy pkis utilities Tennis. AAJAX 4 noi;o•-• -wC 5-Ify :)nvate view", call 6662349 imrkrl. swg, sauna orf Iwo bedroom oasament Flo and Hwy R -one ro a included. Cal t 2 bahs. man (loon 'ar^dY arid (012843) two 8-5 p.m 2866668 or atter 5 P.M. 281.5432. (01269) apartment. furnished Or laundry rooms. 4 appianees. and CAC $1 125 plus AJAX - OMacMC 3 bedroom, 2 one bedroom basement unfurnished. parking and 2,,3 utilities. A)' Real•y LTC. !.2 Dal S. lamiy •ppm with NEWLY !vmhed one bedroom laundry facilities Huge Ucleit 68 111. 683181 t, Feb. 93. (0 1'2'493) teopace. av conditioning, at - apartment :n house on large for wit, lots of cupboards. Non soil one bedroom " don, tad•ed garage. 5995 Dins. 725 - near Oshawa centre. AOpianus snake 5039005 (012793) NEWLY •onavated two bed•oom 9279. 'C'2493) pka laundry facilities Require PICKERING now W'Isesi401. t'0-. 1•ont ng Lake 0"Tarw REASONABLE 'o respo s We references. (595 monttn ry 263 two no basement H u s a r C. q u e t g r retired a, business adults EN- 4321. (012693) apartmtem, separate entrance, neighbOurrkOOd. nice view, close FIEID one or two 'ami.y WHITBY - two 'evol, one laundry facilities, two parking 10 as amrneies. apdianan '•ret country home. spat ous bedroom plus den, archrtec. spaces, uhrlref nciuded Avail- and list isauirW NO vets. S75C grounds. appliances. cam Turaly despned. 6795 inclusive. able March t. $760--anthly. Available Feb 1 3ownnar•vfilVe mitable to as pants Available Paring. available - -lately First and last. 831-2789. 8335746- (012493) March 1 5032029.'012693) AJAX - Weeknay and . "wY r2 Also two bedroom available (012493) C O U R T I C E - B: o o r a t a AJAX . 3 gearoom. 2' 2 barns. one bedroom basement March 1. 6775 rwAzlive. Go PICKER106G - Liverpool and Townlne area. 3 bedrooms. 'army room wire- •repacs Air apart, wit. private entrance. a 6935287. (013193) BaY'Y cutom apartment, 1100 1800 so'!.. SW ^lonm- 9ara9e conC-tioned. 3 acipi antes. appliances. cable. parking. all AVAILABLE immediately in soil one bedroom " don, y plus utilities Oossession coin x"00 !first and cast Avail utilities included. $65C per Whitby apartment building- huge private laundry, fully 1.579-834' 'C'2693; -•••ed arely a28.9 -5C month. first and last. Cas 686 Spacious, carpeted. newly private entrance. parking. new Townhouses Townhouses BEDROOM set, bo Or girl y 9 1991 Pontiac Sunb�rd Ltd - - _ - _ -- -- kris., �i i Trucks 3750. (0126(X0 periled apartment. dose to bks and shopping All utilities appliances. al utilities. f65C rtanthly. Available u`lnlediately. 4Z For Rent 420 For Rent V -back pearls and bows Mus single. 8 aces custom mads, Edition. �,tXJo fir• power. ERYTm Cassette. open to filers J J Wanted TWO �dr�r„ n gust tlean 6 plex, north Oshawa. Close to at Included. No pots. Two bedroom Cas 5.10 p.m. wow days or 4.9 detail and wookrnanshp means Sop wood no veneers, mus. 6869153 (020593) amortaxis. fridge. stove. Parking. from f660. Cori. 430.0,34 p.m. weekends 637-8667 Also includes trundle which can BAl{(R11PT Crede Problem taro snow. blue Trim, bookcase. hutch cupboards with shelves, t990 Shadow, auto, air. SIWW 19W 4x4 GMC Jimmy. biack n balcony. Laundry fanitres, f6a5 (020293) (0120 PRINGLE CREEK Telephone 721-ONG cher 4 5550 Firs French Provincial Cassano. many extras. 25.000 mow custom stripping. sports AT . hydro. Available now or Feb. AVAILABLE .rnmlediatoly in Cub«t St. Two OSHAWA. deka• Legal adun CO-OPERATIVES HOMES INC. YOUR choice. 1988 Ford triple dressor,desk, cream. males, (6895 1989 Pular NXE fix with tires, ps., pb.. 1. 7231912. (012493) Oshawa 639 triperx Spacious one bedroom 11 eaosNra aor �� eludes carpet. Pad, and $250 cat 4248995. (0,2793) 5 speed. T -tops. (6995. 1988 p91 . triose. anon cassette. sun AJAX - °"' bedroom °ase"""' Dedroom. 5650 per month apartment with Oen. front and for Au high, 2W deep, $100. 531.8849 GMC van Rally X TS. 8 roc• ellen trailer package. rnent, separate entrance. 4 nclusrto Fret and last required. back entrance, large aro. g r Is now accepting ications 3 and � g LENNOX Electric Furnace. 55.000 BTU electric furnace wash t condition. passenger. loaded, $6795 Excellent cond tion, asking priCe. $10.500 certified. or a�lrancos. no pets. Non close to bus and stopping- No pets. Call 434-5811 or 430- parking. appliances, laundry. $615. 404-9703 or 416-477- 4 bedroom townhouses for our waiting Soh. d heavy gauge wiring. Ex- Phone 725-2272 or pap« 435- closest otter. 416-571-0606. smho�« �� f65o mantel y 0134. (TFALL) 3621 (021693) ✓giant to portage a workshop 966x (O 12693) Cal 61 %.9231. (012893) list. I$t. Phone John, 725-0858 after 1969 Colebnly, a door, /fora Astro Van, amifm loaded 1966 olds cassette. air conditioning. 8 PICKERING - three bedroom AJAX - bright targe newly renovated one bedroom prase- WHITBY -orf bedroom, dean, pmote. 5490 monthly includes FUII hoU$Ir(1��(1t, no subsidy is available. ng 400p.m.(013193) APPLIANCES. beige stow, automatc. en 831.8849 after 6 Cutlass Csna, tally loaded, both passenger- chain fes• Laundry, a," parking. stor t900 Pius 12 Whuttrr. storage. ment apartment, laundry facilities, 4 appliances. heat, parking and laundry facilities. Available March 1 CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND 401 I mw�°' certified. 1985 S-10. 5 of f01290M _ two bedroom basement, 2300: gold stow. (200: gold dryer, $250 and mcrowave speed elan pick up. Call Apartments pikrp. t.nced yard. storage. r>roedloorn.3pce.bifl.parkrg, dose to amsnrtrs. 5600.50% Phdno427-2457. (012693) LARGE UNITS, LOVELY PARK -LIKE t 1200 All good working�t7. 126 (OT269!) 4 For Rent tis4o plus ,.2. Mann , 639- uhlrtles. Giret.lasr. 619-OOtS. fIIAYIt10GES -band new ale , , condition. 5032775. (012493) 19" Chev Cavalier. power wil in BEAUTIFUL Mon Lee Despite cows and locks. air, am/lm wedding dress, brand new. Very , 4 door, tat sue« M Very well kept, $2500 rev« worn, size 10. Open front. o.b o. Call (4 t 6) 668-6245. ) 668 V -back pearls and bows Mus (012993) be seen. $725 o.b o. 4241237. rwwmd tfe51N (012993) 1983 Datsun 200 ZX Turbo, rare detail and wookrnanshp means find, mint. 60,000 miles, all DAYBED - oak flesh braes t options. auto. certified. 25,000. Includes bedding onsembl. 5763004. (012793) Also includes trundle which can BAl{(R11PT Crede Problem be pulled out to a king size bed or two single beds. Good No credit chock. Cars Weed to asking obs. or oein 197&1984 686 7428 725 veil trade for arlgte 1xlaterDsd. will trade o 1986 or 6863775. (TFALL) Telephone 721-ONG cher 4 PAYING too much for auto weekdays or anytime insurance? Good rocs for mop wsekerds. (012553) drives. Cal 509.1167. (0131 9M CARPET - I haw several 1000 YOUR choice. 1988 Ford yardis of new S<aimta w and Tempo, 4 door, $4100 or 1957 '00't do" Ford Tottpo 4 door. 53500. Bch troorris and Rall lento 11 eaosNra aor �� eludes carpet. Pad, and both nee tooth klstalation. (30 yards). Stew. Feb. -Call Must sell one beioas b. 1. Cal u sell 78a2068. (TF) 7204M (012890) OAK wall unit. 70' wide. 71' Au high, 2W deep, $100. 531.8849 305 6 pm. (0129501) Want Slag boob and Il Ig used, es. good for kite beginner or casual CUr RATE 10w1110 skim. $200 o.b.o. 420-1237. WW AVALAIKE LOOKING for quality in Dtrhatn RSyiDIL Cal appionces? Hank's Appliances now and conlp"N carries a full fine o1 Crawley No tion{ big ft" moi. appiarroae. Al C-slsy appili - Scrap cars and trucks baa are a arantacttaed to enactct standards tstandd ards and rwwmd tfe51N tolerances. This attention to 417-11111"T detail and wookrnanshp means you can rely on Crosley ---- products for superb Worme colTruckS and reliability. In fact, Vok all31 For 0 piances an to dsperhdabls that sale Crosley provides a ten yew limited warranty. That's BGR Aufobody -Insurance confidence... that Crosley c)arra, kers pay $100 deductible. Autobody/paint specialist. quality. Hank's Appliances, 191 Flbreglase repairs. Guraroed. Blow Si E. Uni es, Oshawa 1989 F1 SO 4x4. Fit, , no rust, 726-4043 (Behind MultNech) 62,000kms.. cap. 1950tYstMeo• DRYER - ex, - - condition, Ii5500 without. Std white. arm yew old. ouortrtic. CD -6 Iacc, rMm tasspl0. 225 Ave. Oshawa 571-1433. $150. Call 432-1962 (012893)Fourth (0129111M 30 Articles Wanted Trucks 315 Wanted WANTED . stores, fridges, washer and dryers, wakrp of 1"0 Transport SE loaded M. Also wrhled. pickup truck whMe, $13,500 ob.o. certified. Dim at 728.1 Cal a 829 newer than ilii Call idkerrg, 420.8533. ITFAIl beroweSn9.5pm.(013193) 24x, (0,2x93) (0279= bedroom basenwM soil Mox. 3 SETTING. pce. bath. separate entance. ! O6/4AWA - two bedroom rear parking, utilexal would sup quiet For more Information call apartment. two Voors plus noo smoking adult. 8337704, �^- l basment, large forced available Feb. 1.'93.(012493).2 ['�f� �� ►\ back ars nice and quiet Will �\)11' 1�1PT0\y AJAX FROM $750 e 1, 2 alt/ i 1111t/rim, SuRm e i ANNMeM IReI. M set% IMMq • P64 '11111Yro"k 3i11Bi • likerew 1481p{59Rt • T9RIits Clink, Pbv rwNli • View wrlabs +MBplam NEAR GO TRAIN i NW_ /01 La LIR[ 686-6872 0"� I AJAX -one bedroomwalkat neighbournood. $660 plus non DOWNTOWN Whitby - tnre• hydro. AvaJado FeO. t. Call basomoapartment, Rooms To smoker, sitting room, sat -in bedroom. 1 12 bathe• walkout 729-2255. (012690) Tull loam. $600 plus ,!3 finished basement, large 43 Rent k1Cfh•n, AJAX -bright modern one Willies. Fre and last. 428.7748 'iv,ngroom, hrsc,ast. $825 AJAX .Burch« roan for bedroom apartment, cable, x6833178. (012793) monthly plus utilities. No nix, snared pathtsph, kitchen. IM parking. 4 pa. bath. private �ar1pas. trashy decorated. Please I-leatfh ONE tte0roorru, TalxaoNSirrhooe taolit[ea. can entrance. no stere. Guist non avalaDle Feb. ,. Phone 728- ,2306. (012x93) area. $450 per month. Heat. 2587. (0,2893) smoker. 6500. Fre and Iasi included. a Pill" included. 844-47'98 - le mommomwin, 12 8.8184. ro124 g� • (0122"ONE. two and dwee De -ma m of to Pidwnp use kitchen.oak WI{TBY - three bedroom in luxury condos. Beautiful Pickering PICKERING -one bedroom Town Centre. dkrplsre Trudge stove. DWrh9• property, quality features. B Generat m9 Station. GO stato 1_ basement apartment, self air mrhdiDorheO. trout $775Ineksdirhg kali9ea. Feb. appiw� A325 mom". $160 brwercly. rxxttarrhe0' own rintrrhoe. 1000 $775 monthly. Rem b own at10 Also two bedroom lower Phone 420.4318. ro t �) fir. SM inc�k�iw. Walka, halai.e intkrded 420-0125. purchase calcine available. to Go. Mnrttediassy nc dogs.(012493) Soup east comer a Nash and MOTEL rooms from $125 509.2081. (01251x) TWO Oedtoan avaisbM Feb- 1. Trulls Rd., Courtioe. Open t[eeky. Cable TV• trbDas. rrri0 service• tree shampoo, 10Ca1 Fuse, Wed and Thurs.37 freem. - 1625 . hydria- Fen"b sAan klp OSHAWA available Sunday. 1-4 p.m. Fa more calls.RkCTdUlile4� extra per mow' imrrhWiately clean quiet one maalhly. 726434& information. call Josephine week. RitsorV401. Call 723 Gfrags, i75 bednaan baserrhsrtt 7272• (0129 storage, separate entrance(TF) Snider. 579-7505 or Paula (Ot29 1 579-3052 * F1Ort� WHITBr - furnished a urtlur- cable, Willes inducted. $475 LAWRENCE and Por umiak Rd. ' Really Lid. Rem' Advantage nsftetl room, use a momMy, list and fast. Non One bedroom basement (TFALL) 4334747. kilclhen and s•pwaM *'ct9e' Non snow. 404-8335. (012683) apartrneM. 4 appliances, does m$350 m ontAly. 668- b Go. TTC, shopping, School CLEAN and rhewly decorated smoker. MR Nt PKX(ERING-1lfttiles R0.. aorah A560 + 1/2 utilities. 724- two bedroom bemAous0. 1-4 3767 alley 2 p.rft. (012693) etc d 101. Orta bedroom baeetttsrtt euierhrtgs. (012953) poo. bath and 1-3 pa. bath. - 2977 plCKER„G orle bedroom plus very dry, recent renovations. vats and, kitehen,laundr , TV roan laundry. dose 1590 inclusive. 778-9383. SOUTH Pictwirkg• tuwbsdroont, rthairaerhanoe and to OO aro tow tiedattle bright•appuroom (012,8({) 1111161111111lower floora Agree. included- $595 rtatWy. krtiiliee immediately. $450 inclusive. modern, spacious, Private References, first and last Cal late( 530 IIORTItOplsart-ttnebsdroorn setting. neer 401, 1**. park p.rn 420.1729. apaRnterM, tapper Iklpiwt very required. Call 837-2112. , 1700 per moreh. Cal 222-4011. private, parking, available Shared (012693)'450 pt29g0) irtarNdiatNy. f495 monthly. TWO large bedrooms. two ACcomm, 728-ta238a666•1316. (012493) WHITBY - Aa IwM aparbrkerM. bans. DossbN in-law in small one bedroom. whrlpoollbath, • Simooe/Taunton. $900 MOUSE to share wish two mtalss, PICKERING - large one Ireplecef living roan• large mpr,tlty includes Willies. Feb. young aoWsarhal aolionW' 4 �- bassorwrill MPWVTWI• kldhen, brtpla• appiancces, $875 1. possession. 725.1007. deck, two lull s"WW Na^Oe• nMee PIS appliances, inclusive. Available bathroorti. $300 rtCMuiure mon• bath. broadfoorrhed, laundry. immediately. 868-8142. Rooms TO th to month. Cindy, 430.9000 «s central air, available im,wdiatey, tinct and Iasi $600. ro1291 430 Rent 725.2246. (0,2993► 831-,863• (012793) ONE and two bemoan apart- SOUTH GM ata - room to rent merits available. Reasonable ROOM I Wtn� AJAX - bright spacious two fwrrafted room in 3 bedroom house, parking,) bedroom basertwrr apartment. rates, all LocaNd in acoomodations. All laundry, dare to bus, $400; sharedW rrtrwh Dr,p,,d(pp,i south Oshawa. Close to Tacllities included. Class to pus monthly inclusive. Call 438• separate eos, ararric fbor,l pce. batA, oval- schools, shops ,uhd Grill Car stop. Non smoker only. 686• 8674 x132-9099. (020581!) ,bb ty,,,edwly, 1695 tylOfrhNy 728-4993. between 9-9 p.m. 4842. (012793) _ rOOrn AJAX Pkx use d houles, plus utilities. 683-8227. (02119 • clean quer. Seekrg all WHITBY faeiltlaa, lauatdry, etc... $325 (012983) AJAX . Oxford Towers. two and mature male a kernels. On but includes utilities. Available AJAX . doart and bright new two three bedroom apartments. rete, flew GO, all amrnlW irrartedialey. 656.8753 ally 5 bedroom basement. 4 Available imrrhectipNy, Feb. 1. included. $90rrveekly. Call Brad. p.m. (012494 appianas, 4 pce. bath, private and Much 1. Quist building, 6669624. (020293) �� Soutl, -room in clean ersratnoe, parkrhp, Pool. $725 Pool sauna. clew b shopping- AJAX - Iwge furnhhsd room lar bright horns. sltsaa ktldten irtekskre. ImrwdiaN. 8831854 101 and Go. Approximately rent executive homhe. Shan laundry, non smoking Isrtsala (days) a 427.4143 stir 7 p.m. $750 and $851. Cal 128.7280 working femur, $360 facilities. praerre0. Pydo a 883-5322 until 7:30 p.m. Call 4 monthly. t. w s ONIEBAY ■EST w ; AJAX 77 d133 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadlaom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. CWI 686.0845 -- Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. b bus, 25-8258. $370 montAlss {{{•5508. {012883) PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVEl7t M SUNDAX JMUAW 24. 1"S 450 Ac9cm.V540 °ice 630 Rniummm AJAX - westnev Stow 401> =if,fN In Havelock - 4 Large 4 bedroom home, a8 bedroom, Mo baths• town inclusive. can nae in Feb. 1. esrvlow. Fran Owl. 705 -TM $400 monthly. (416) 6834MM. 3325 a etrertktgs 706.77622014. Condos For Arnold FLE. 10128831 455 Rein 575 L NEW luxury two bedroom condo, 5 appliances, rec BOItROw $/0,000 pay at lab tatWlfas. wltlby aver. Cal 416- m $110 par 1000 o.ar- Cad 6161675. (012793) Jwq, 686.7200, Anuldis krvest- COURTICE - luxury one m -b Ltd Ii ' n nunt wUt a applsncm IIOIEY Probler s? Loan, deb! and Ikeplaoe. Amratlable Feb 1 consolidations, credit 5600 plus Ml les. First and lett w pia, btrdps! riqui ed. 683 -MIS. (012131" 1M -WMX 11w^bhees Shipped - FREE CONSULTATIONS. WHITBY - condo. law rise, quiet CM& C,,u na4g P (p , building, close to Go. Two 0611hans) 433.1425. (1F) bedroom. , 1/2 baths. appliances, laundry 1adWil e $woo incirsive. cal 4362770. 580 Insurance Aicn 0106 A Rett i a ,n READY TO MOVE N ox. 1,500 sq. ft. of office space to sub -lease - consists of five partitioned offices, open areas, kitchen 8 reception area. Corner offices on 3rd fir. at front of building at 1550 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Call Mr. Armstrong at 420- 3240 for more information ,3 for viewing. OR mrn h reeve - mannan space approx- SW sq -ft.. $425 per month. Nelson SL South, Oshawa. Available now. Cad 579-6247 arytrns. (01219931 500 _- Fo °sem AJAX By The Lake detached 3 bedroom. 3 bath. hour with brK* Tinsplac'e in " roorn. Finahed DaemrnC $158.900. Call Don Stewart. Rerarax Rouge River. 283-1500 THREE bedroom link. oshanq wakout iron dining room to large fenced yard with deck. Single garage. 1 1,2 baths. $134.900 Call to hriew 725 6767 M1299M FALLINGBROOK whaby - 4 bedreoi . 2300 eq ft Harte. 3 bathroorm to rvkr*o+71- central aw. French doom. incredible price For private sale. $192.900 4368771. (01269m Nand s Mors"? Been tuned down? In hints sevir2, no brokerage lass on quaffed deals For lust positive results; al Pat At Redwood Mortg•g• Fvt6rt9 27F472r or tNi 0053 (24 hr.) MORTGAGE LOANS Isi ane 2nd Ic 95% of value Ali aroceny types personal bars Quick service and awmals Prme rates aTYCAN FiiANCIAL CORP. 571-28e0 OSHAWA 606.2936 DICKERING PRIVATE MONEY M LEND Cal Michael 66&7200 rlubls IrmesMiettls Ltd. I lit i 2nd b %% Wig %bib hoe i C7l6oidipE NO FEE PROGRAM TO OUAUFED BORROMIE% RR FNAMaAL 4774181 Aja tMH► nor? Our rads ere 1,2% cess than tie current bank rams, For quadded buyers. trarsaw to Our' for fres. Esarrpie: 5 I MAKE owning a home a yyesaar c osed mortgage. 9% Plsass d Now Era Mortgage pleasant experience, not a Cap. 721-2088. M2'0SOM nphimare. Be an in or MORTtiAI.ES ane bars. 96'R Go a Pra•ssional, f„a,t„� seer pay I also Inspepuorctoiction on from First Chores arranged. Any amours available. Homo t4wrr krpectios, 6ais0611117. Call Doug 668-680S. Com - $134,$.0 - oourtry Charm in the m u u ilrr Financial Ssncea. (TF) keys 56' x 157 loL Detached ---- bungalow overlooking the Business Rou. won, loan Gil " l - . ge 590 opportunities 4437777 W Franc RF- teed. NORTHEAST Whitby -two emickER has IiI o.= to wrw a MONEY - mhir a kxe.r bin )w $147 per morels. Contac Doug =rig a ben* amnlnL Lein Fe. a sewam. Conrnunehr► nesy Gtl arrrzap retarded tial Ssrntas. (>T)iiaaaap b tonpMa decals. 416721-2032. to 2=M fel 9m - Brxik awn. deep WL AMEgCAS an rand btsrhees sed on kitchen. two turns. flprons, good comdkon- opportpig unity hed in mumhardwood mune sell $„x500 -t=ick bur 1 Canada. Eramplwnsua w-esd. gabw wish law apantrrres., Cad ,-S06775-7WL (0126831 501193 it WL poor of sale. Cal F� 650 BankerRMR Paean. Am%w PaianD, Pbakin Rip. BlOaitt, Candid BM$ActwwTE OWIMM an - three bedroorr4 1 1r2 WOW�IPORTANT dni to room welkow a N000 faggeg. a gwMod I> wchw . k dock. baseman! oft ask" a Asking $MjI00. Flu► --slitg LOK:LAIII W ITEMS ambers yad- basking arae Pink al 6861477. 40/210% STOCKS' GALLERIT new , ii I. hardwood floor. star" . iswe btdroorn fin Qom• p ptp paved drive, antral vac. with one car Own". Largo mow. d ,hom*W. 1reAiall binds and fenced backyard, 9 'On I *iia mora. $125.900- S79-0634. hold drat narlg.gn wile BMW S1IlICAY EEA I 630 PAgishava Is 630 ••"'�r THE DIIo" REam ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL SOMPR ADULT DAY SCHOOL SEMESTER I - MARCH 1 - MAY 11 (NO CLASSES MARCH BREAK) HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS IN - 9 week semesters - earn up to 4 credits per semester - open to aU residents 16 yrs. old and out of school for 1 yr. 9V_VRBES BUSINESS MATH GR. 11/12 TIMES 09:00 - 11:00 A.M. GENERAL ENGLISH GR. 11 /12 11:10 - 1:10 P.M. BUSINESS ACC'G GR. 11A 2 1:20 - 320 P.M. TECHNICAL MATH GR. 11/12 4:00 - 6:30 P.M." GENERAL ENGLISH GR. 11/12 4:00 - 6:30 P.M." CAREER GUIDANCE GR. 12 4:00 - 6:30 P.M. - CHEMISTRY (GENERAL GR. 11) 4:00 - 6:30 P.M. - NO FEE ($50 00 Refundable Book Deposit) •• No Friday Classes REGTS"MPMON BEGINS JANUARY =S. 1993 HOW TO REGISTER ADITT5 VISADULT EDUCATION CENTRE ORR 50 COMMERCIAL AVE_, SUITE 200, AJAX CALL 686-1541 ext 363 or 683-7713 LDAY T - REGISTER THROUGH YOUR GUIDANCE DEPT. SEMESTER 1 - BEGINS MARCH 1 SEMESTER II - BEGINS MAY 17 Continuous Learning Division WEEKEND COLLEGE We have a variety of new courses held on weekends starting in February & March. Call for brochure or more information: 721-2000, ext- 507 V DURHAM C O L L E G E 650 Auctions 670 Permuft DREAM Homo - Whitby. ^'�•"' an' ' 0*4o4 triortt, 3 bOM if OUM OBIiAwA,11M ST. E 2 arepeoes, welch bmwgwrw Awfi�a a atdoat Ftatsildt CiaaalarR Porotbi4 4D . - &M � Am b+' nd CO Fwd Cr# K slut[ Bow Plan Freres, aunt/ AAs a 7269414. M Machos. 726-941 OWN, Lea abif Claes. Spent Cull a MIN@IdW o, M29 Bat•tw RYR Rssoor. Al2lt� Banker HWAIK Dnftk Bfofee S11ise, bt4K CM ion ,� i bonds. tilgt mod Caned Hfata, Adat SiOok, NORTHEAST Whitby -two MppL RS S1dti Crabartt BMalk oda. To, a slorey, 4 b•aooan bah large nlltdla SW Nuel Carved Futliw a Dahl, ilinta, awanic tills, toyer. main ftoa with tirplabe, Casaba, Ffaat liao4 Stud d OKlantiyroom e.n4ral ail. "a`' guts h*mWo 4 Coltl0m PAW D K Cdo a Pepsi MIMORbiA bal.aerms, lenge a. ' 0 1b ,W, Dia Twmr a shpts, Ctbelor 00 it elotda POOL aro car garage, wt-laa Sped Oils BMW Amok i VOW bit Oil A basement apannenL alum Am%w PaianD, Pbakin Rip. BlOaitt, Candid System. 4% assumable !Mood Trolls, SowMttas Guo Mf*AW &Mw Tib, faggeg. a gwMod I> wchw . Sd &K, too cro iddir Ctrlddfbot, Caned qt O Asking $MjI00. Flu► --slitg Rtpdtlor Will CISCK ptahsot D.nans, cebder al 6861477. 40/210% Rom m star" . iswe btdroorn fin raft a Modern Jt Mitlik . IICLWNG: Diflaad with one car Own". 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Starr R fa�gas vva are cirmd.r aatitblR Cd ler Pardee 1I d* hent is mer parch, 1917AM Hundim. aDP ax phsagrlglq, less then X Rahitp, roOAH�hg. To see eat 42D437a �l� and pictures, eat 427-6637. 670 Personas LIVE Phone Affairs Stimulatng Conversation For Your Pleasure 1-800-465-761 5 Ask about our 510 Specm 24 htrs- - No CafR)ac* NO LONG DISTANCE CHARGES Caval Card 0* 18+ d screw JEiUS says. can the hind lead dr blind? Doers your mitsti www glssees? The Bragg is tM need rte Woo. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:1612. John 10:11, Jin C -a Wball. 1-706-96394751 Inc), LO'VELy ma um Mariann 11 d..:..ro.r. .rsrkrtrtto .1 pesos nO bm &m;. 24 707,257-3790. f0IM" Persodw Sincere SirB service IV A oonfidet dal wzy so men IV did t somilcooe Spedal IV This cal =A dlarge your Ma IMA 2111iMM FKM 204.6%& YAIIEH14254M Dr. Susan Leet is pleased to announce that Dr. Mahmood Gulamhusein has joined her practice of Optometry at 1550 Kingston Rd. Suite 311 in Pickering (Hwy. # 2, Valley Farm Rd.) NEW PATIENTS WELCOME FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 831-7020 BuSinm Noble Home Services IrrtproVenlertts IMPMMI1104111fa VAZ GENERALTIAN Ph - - �pte.dtheeM CONTRACTING nP1 -s ja Specializing in custom este do R aL homes, all carpentry, additions, basements, Modern or cilliketle. waterproofing, kitchens i bathrooms, G'li`I=`wcIer* ceramic file i hardwood floors. Work leaser/Dot rn*k guaranlNd, fires estimates. Ca11683-5818. prttoec FaKstsNoe ReaSorlabW fakf- DEW services Haiseeleanirg Diane 1139.7658 w 1.95 for set#= call. M work Wei arseed Business dlscotxtts also available 498-7580 ATTENTION: New computer owners. COmputer Science stu- dent available to cone to your home to hep you get started and answer questions. Call Matt. 839-2295 after 6 p.m. (012493) FOR all your business needs - reWorts. manuals, minutes and agendas. correspordwnce. form letters. presentations. resumes. manuscripts. essays. flyers and morel Kearns Secretarial Services. 83®-0100. (012493) ILLUSTRATION,cartooning. graphic design. advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rases. Also lessors avaiiabls. Randy Twrns. (416) 342-2279. (TF) Driving Schools Sas Driving School. 3 lessors and test 1175. 10 lasaors. $150. Cal 267-3080. (010843) ELECTRICAL, Licensed. Quality woo km a shp and ow. woos s reasonable rales. Free eernssse. Tecinomall inloretsalim aasieble by phorrk 4361613. China or Matt. (012sici ELECTRICIAN- Licensed. residential, induftrial. comrnwciY. No )ob too big or too small. Free eebneses. Cal Sk 4369880. (012493) Gardening, Landscaping GARDNERS TOPSOIL TREE REMOVAL., CLEANUPS WndecopirW drweldnew aft. most r...Or4.b1. rafts FREE EST1MI" can 428-5700 Asir for Rob GCt3 Interiorand extenol repairs. renovations arc construction. Fast anc clean professional wort SABER contracting - all carpentry additions, renovatlons, kitchens. ba/roons. 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Stating at i.'30Rv. Cave Peso a cal at 576963;3. (TFALL) MEN with large truck will old household move. residential. camrrrrcrl. AN types of nova. Cal Carl or Jane, 427-2856. Painting, Decorating Room at a time painting. Designed for anybo&j's ... Low Rates. Wcirkmanship Guanafteed. Cal Mika at 428.8190 PROFESSIONAL paiien9 and wallpapering. One room or .4 A holies, guiarand lawn Man. No Flu's too amel. Omit worknrnhip guaraeasd. cal 430 2Cr86 (TFALL) PROFESSIONAL piskeit4 Iran - nor aroitefikx, dryvred tapip. plastering and spray. Call Aliedo or Heim 7231337. (TF) Nifty Services as MAGICIAN, cbwn, friends. Ready a em mo%Wn Her any age, any occassion. BMthdays, promotions, openings, Awtdraiers. Magic show w W Leitw Heb. 8367057 or 728.4334. (TF) RABBIT wants, work do" "OR& for dtI I - psrds aid all oocasi sw bow nq, am COMPLETE carpentry ns Iieient Cad 404@nErwi•, 64an dells. (TF) and window, geed pikes. 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TM NEWS ADVERTMU SUNDA% JANUARY 14.19WPACE n COMPUTER '93 Developing business systems ("Part 2) In our last report we mentioned the stages in the development life cycle of a com- puter business system. The stages, again, range from the introduction to the evaluation stage. Some of the computer systems that were developed had a very high cost associated with them - in :orae cases, millions of dollars. A lot of the very early systems lacked several system -balancing .ontrols; the worst offender was the lack of security - Later, corporate auditors started to be involved with a system after it was implemented. However, the auditors were most - 1v concerned with the checks and balances of the system. The effi- ciency of the system, the long range from A to Z the financial planning system for a company, without any systems people involved. The user (person that the system is built for) was the vice-president of finance. Before I designed the system I asked him to look over "all" my notes and verify their validity. If the user representative can not perform or have this performed, then that representative has no business being my user. The user in this case was a vice- president of finance, who impressed me a great deal while we worked together. After some initial testing and veri- fication, we both tested the system together. When the testing was complete, he signed the implemen- tation order to implement "his- sys- tem. He thought of the system as his, and I thought of it as mine. We both genuinely cared for this ,y, - tem. This was truly a symbiotic objectives, ergonomics and u,er- friendly aspects of the sv,tem u.u- Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COSOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. ally remained unattended unless some big wheel presented some complaints. On one occasion I developed relationship. After the system was implement- ed, no changes were required for five years. The way I see it, this is a model to strive for. There are several reasons why the financial planning system was a success; the main one, in my mind, is the fact that both people honestly cared about the system, almost as if it was our own offspring. There are many reasons why a systems project can fail. Not only must the systems professional listen very carefully to what the user wants, but also to the unspoken JAMES R. YANCH PC0 OPEN wadehouse Satturdony 10 - 6 1501 Hopkins St.. Whfty (416)430-8081 Fox 430-0795 VO 60#�U�R ? 5 F a n SC.ann A n •�. user needs. These unspoken needs vary from providing efficient programs to pro- viding Flexibility within the system to accommodate future system changes at very minimal cost. If it appears that I am stressing the 'system caring' part too much, it is hecause I have seen what happens when that concern is not there. A and some lose more. complete war can develop between Unfortunately, too many people in the users and the system profes- the field only pretend to care about sionals. If that happens, in the long the system - usually for personal run, everyone suffers. Some lose, gain. The Metro East Lifestyle Pool, Spa and Landscaping Show Pndndl&kHmfor evulolddeeroeed-. Metro East Trade Centre Pre -Show Supplement • pools • spas • saunas included in each booth space is • gazebos • sheds • patios (Brock Rd. at Hwr. 101) an advertisement in the • landscaping services • decks Metroland Papers Show Pull-out • solariums • lawnmowers, Plan NOW to Exhibit section from Scarborough to • and much, much more!!! V,, "fir CALL (416)620-9524 Peterborough. March 26, 27, 28 < Help4 Homeowners ESCAPE to Their Own Backyard!", Tuition Paid Courses for Qualified Technicians 8 Technologists Durham C~ and the Ontario Ministry of Skills Development are pleased to otter the following tufUon paid courses to quaNfied Technicians and Technologists starting in January. All courses are delivered one evening per week tour hours per evening. Conbol&* Synehrno & Senromeche lom: The course - — t incluclw Aeon Bradley PLC S pmparnmwas Ca*allws. Lab-Vbk Saw Trainers. IBM Computers. vacua -.00 , manual and aubmaNd (using PLC's) conic d Synch= and Focus wi be on"twrds-on parson of teed beck srslems and PLCs. Tlwredey, Follp 1a,1993 6-0 -10:00 pin. 9UpefebfsMhM: Ths muse duds wish eke Supsrabraolum. Diamond and Cubic Boon Nitidus used in pirdrpwhtdardcuM Vilcalblerdaff. itrstetlrmerhuiectrerandteae11 I hoseloclonoffhecorectlool,speed. lead and depth of out for the appicatior► Cao st !lea are applied by pracfcsi denhorntasorhs. t iandson lobs wiN bar.— out in 9rkdas, n0N anew, ferning owe and convensonai machines. Tuseday, Febnlmy 9, 1993 6-0 -10:00 PA- FadaV Atfftotlt 0w: A 9V4If1wa I I IP liott: This is to appliCOM of propramnhable contoMrs. prodlladonandproosssnn t n'ahon*In rigequip oKapoloWiMerisoe.sup rvisaryno I a anddwacqukilfon. Laws 129 an naw be used le9a/nr and &v"dmW updsriraertlork F F- MPOM. and share inlw- -Aon thtoup cls mntpanry, graphic irMwleoe provides an advoop d screen w is9snhsrhI d So duos. process and pint. CAD draeih0s awry crested frank PLC doclerhwMdion prairie a very uaelul eompaunt in kctoq atrbrheflwh and ihllpsiorh. No -dog Febttlmy 4, 111111113 6:00 -10:00 PAL WNWA111111111111 CDRWWk*: TMs ihtoducWy Douse vra eoplae the bac amiable to I Murines preewhlofbns and fsirhirh9 laetwids. An acus! acs socdy veil be rte load point and toe aatnhin MM wa be the production d a DIlod Video ihleractive (Dvq appicsfion• Po kilm wa hien how b -cap%W dipsxed a iA0 i video fyhonh a vod" d soucm iib applirur im for dkpiey an any VVGA-*grrip W desktop cw*tAw. fideflsd lepirs such as diad mrnpraeeion and .rp.rh.lsrh d 1&mOtibn vid a audo. to 04TEL 027500A Pbw pmeall eor. Ho DeftirvMon TI sserdwds and CM auf w ft e a I -- all also be cawed. Tule ft. Filum my 2,190 6:00 -10-0 Pan. &nuosNoui tTechrmlOffbib ed—do : SMTisbecoming loprineryrrhsMhoddma milli oomporhsnls ahhigh-dwokpinI ciraiboords. T1UsmuQeisdeeIg 11091veyoul herheoeerarypracocela, M a'19eand leciniquo�. Tin aerie wa give hende'on aoperiwhoe in hanav and e9ldw1 surface Mount Devices (SMD's) soMatproblyp,h9ardrepeidshtrbowdeanbeuhrim tr I wwhcm III to.. saidermwidesiphaPCaheing a CAD system. 9ivi V the slid" sones might as to the basic dooW perarrhelers raquied vdherh dos4ninp PCB uein9 SMT dsvioes. No Willy Janney 25,1903 6:00 -10-0 P.m. V DURHAM C 0 L L 1 4 1 For *~ Information on courses or to fir, pbm caN PoW Griffin at (416)721-2000, Ext. 438. %f-. a4 lav PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADV8iMXR SUNDAY. JANUARY 24, M 4VENTLATM_ �N SLAY •k . IraVING )1 TO 4- I `w "'WW�7�� #0 1 V0J CAN STORMIE ig-si-xi yam • a01�Y � , -a. 481234 -.ALL C"M NH -STOOK 7AYMM STORAGE PRODUCTS 2 0O CEILING CLASSICS CAMIC + • DIRIOSSED . _ - ,• RSSLOW EFFECT i 1 ' '..J I . ACOUSTICAL � � � �- • • wRs1•M•lE y ; ,'• '� f • } 12'X12' TB4 Tai 'CARTON - . REG 16 39 1399 842112 SALE... CHAKS • ECONOwC.LL • SMOOTH Fres► REG. 15.99 CARTON - 16299 • �� 901212 CARTON COVERS 32 SQUARE FEET OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE REG. 19.99 16" "Tow SALE... 811212 821212 931212 641212 SS1212 2•x4• LAY -IN PANKS Ceifing •fix Alffil SWIMS SNOMOM �� 1 • EMOSSD N•SFI . C . • C[MYiE i . 1`�°• ,t •ftMIW[ �� CARTON C011lS 6t SQ R ! CARTON �� K SQ R ,�� MS.24W 99 R26 n191 - lis &%L- e � • 111111 ��;{ISI �!'Q' t, [ .- - -. ina.-'lil—arm a v�,is S SHELF 4 �"'tt' �.•-a,re*.�. BOOKCASE Ii + I+� �I ! • WOODGRAIN FINISH �,�Iti II • WIDTH = 32" �� • HEIGHT = 64" �� 7 "1 . _ • DEPTH = 113/4" MODEL BCS -3264 REG. 49.99 +I'i'i t{• SALE 999 903264 2 SHELF BOOKCASES r�ii • WOODGRAIN FlNISH 32"YVx32' H-xll 3/4" D. MODEL BCS -3232 REG. 25.99 SALE! ''il!''I,ti' ,x'ff'rYj•' 99 P7•1I 903232 �wr avy"Ow . ,MR IIIIIIIIIFIIsif 8IR11181D11IY _ Tana oesas - �e swatSamoan 1=0011100ft MMIOMAL 'Bae" CUm" l CARPET" RUNNER 27m WIDE .79 FU[ !7' F1iMl1l OUfY CLEAR VBf1fl CARPET Rte 1319 LRB. ff.O 022 • MONEYVE • Gpl+llC'�A1f ME�t OyAIAf --._ _ Z'eMp t1ElW Piot A SAM WOKW L&Wbo^ 04.iraL{�{Lo T{sEt+erl�a,rs raN lir► -I%w{si,** wTum Mw CO~ Hosm soarsx%, j MSD ACD6III*KkM L OZ ay A NI MUNF- (IL ue noowzER . NON•KAMME • � � •^ � • v�Rlr v6IlaaRt ;; EIItY 7+041fE BOTM 89 ►'.@i 860086 s FT. "SALEM" TUB r� WHITE ONLY 99 ONLY... 588000 • Val Xwx1r - SALF 6s1W �•e�I/Vx4'x8' - REG �.7.2� ^•.e..• : 99 ca.•� � 461144• �.., . IdMER SEALER-:: d _ 5 PC. PAINT TRAY KIT QUPAM MADE BY'8ENN r{' f INCLUDES TPA% ROLLER, 2 ( /� RDLLER REFILLS a PAINT �•/ sooLman REG. 9.99 SALE... 286252