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,•.s,...•,�........s.,:w;.... ...,. r7•DR•i!W K-i�r::r�7a,.. "¢�4�9c.�•7�►rra.x.,u,*• _. d9zlinwo WIlla�C0W9=010WW F @K=M& APPLE OMP M POR A LOOK. �ACDFFWM�C11 LOK PUBM TOWN CENTRE Wednesday, Oct. 26,1994 HEws Firms honored for excellence Page A 11 SPORTS . Soccerplayer aims for World Cup Page A35 A A Metroland Community Newspaper ♦HenLrH Area cancer patients ge Ci MUCKLO" SALE !Ys our its wayl n4,-m � 831-2088 Vol. 113 No. 43 t treatment centre ❑ Facility will treat 33 per cent announced here Monday Oshawa General Hospital will be the hone of the new Durham Community Cancer Cen- of residents who'll get disease By DONNA DONALDSON DLIMA I STAFF Dt; Rl i AM — Ajax and Pic ening cancer patients will kwi soon get treannent closer to home. Bob Rae Premier Bob Rae and Health Minister Ruth Grier Local teens excel in reading,writing g DURHAM — The majority of Grade 9 students in Durham Region r schools ace reading and writing at a slightly higher level than the provincial average. Results of the Grade 9 reading and writing test administered by the Min- istry of Education and Training last school year were released this week. The results revealed 91 per cent of Durham Board of Education students participating in the test met or exceeded the provincial standard for reading. while 96 per cent met or exceeded the writing standard. At the Durharn Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, 91 per ant of students met or exceeded the reading stardard and 95 per cent the writing standard. The results also revealed Durham students scored slightly better than the provincial average. Province -wide, 90 per cent of students met or exceeded the average in reading and 94 per cent exceeded the writing standard. The Grade 9 reading and writing test was designed to measure students' achievement level as a result of their kindergarten to Gracie 9 education. The performance level of individual students was measured against provincial See EDUCATORS... Page A9 Inside In the hews Editorial .........................A6 Sports ...........................A35 Entertainment...............A32 Classified ......................A36 Phone Nnes General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The Flews Advertiser regularly tams reeyeikd newsprint 93*+7*GST =$1 If They gad Meson A Douacs... SI M1W011 Every little bit helps. To date. the local campaign has raised 5........... to acid its member agencies. Can you help? To plar 7'm+ 1p, p■ Gs&aWc tre. The S25 -million facility will provide cancer patients with radiation therapy — the missing link to cancer ser- vices provided at the hospital — and is expected to be completed by 1999. This is a very significant announcement for health care, not only for Durham Rc_i xi but tier the whole province," Premier Bob Rae told a room at Oshawa hospi- tal filled with community members who have been anx- iously awaiting news from the Province on the designa- tim of a much-rnxxied regional cancer treatment centre. In a later interview, Ajax -Pickering General Hospital chairman Joe Atkinson said he is "ecstatic" at the news. ..Its something that we at the Ajax and Pickering Hos- Kate -o' -lantern Kate Raza, 6, deans a purnpldn before cawing k during the Ajax parks and recreation department's Punnpldnv& fun for the whale family at Pwtlynn Park Saturday. photo by Sal Sacco See DURHAM...Page A9 Stark spotted in Scugog day Julie vanished ❑ Murder accused gave witness `look I'd never seen' By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF RFIXVTTR PICKERING — The man accused of abducting and killing a Pickering teen was seen driving on a rural road in Scugog Township the day of the girl's disappearance, Whithy provincial court heard Mon- day. Peter John Stark has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in con- nection with the disappearance of Julie Stanton Easter Malay, April 16, 1990. The 14 -year-old was last seen getting into a grey 1978 Monte Carlo with a broken exhaust fitting the description of Mr. Stark's car near her Maury Crescent home around 2 pm. the day she vanished. Gary Hunter, a full-time groundskeeper for a private estate on Pine Gate Road, near Regional Rd. 23 in Scugog Township, testified he saw a light grey Matte Casio around 3:30 p m. while working just outside the estate grounds on April 16,,1990. "I heard the car fast. I was out- side the gate. It was a loud, fast - accelerating car. Aft I could see was the beck and I got a partial glimpse of the passenger side at firm" Mr. Hunter told the court the ear was travelling eastbound along the road, which be desarbed as coming to a dead end. The car then turned See WITNEM..Page A4 Alternate -day kindergarten plan OK'd DURHAM — Junior kinder- garten will be offered on a full- day, ull day, alternate -day basis by the Durham Board of Education starting in January. A school board plan to offer full-day junior kindergarten on Tuesday and Thursday and officials announced Tues- - senior kindergarten on day at a press conference e Monday, Wednesday and in Whitby. Friday has been Currently, senior approved by the Min- kindergarten is offered istry of Education and for full days on Monday Training, school board and Wednesday and a half- Junior Personal service at kinergarten centre day on Friday. thatodated ed Dayton 3EMKORE I haus : arranry � istryVhas accommthe provides _ :: ;:: youngsters space, board's request,.' board chair says. d (905)-686-1840 h2kinCe onlyidid the Procia nee offer thn is ` prepares future teachers fee Durham, too s ofret to eboards. : - AJAX—The Aldon Learn- kindergarten spaces while at The ministry will amend its grant regulations so the ing Centre. an elementary the same time provide a train- Durham board, or anv other teacher training facility run ing and research setting for board which chooses to imple- jointly by the Durham Board future elementary teachers. ment the program, will receive of Education and York Uni- "It's a unique opportunity grants for the program based on versity, will be the site of a for the learning and profes- full-time pupil places, Ms. 120 -pupil regional junior sional development of our Bowman says. kindergarten program begin- teachers. There will be consid- By implementing full-day, ning in January. erable provincial attention to alternate -day junior kinder - The centre, located on the centre," she says. garten and senior kindergarten Burcher Road near Lord Children eligible for the programs in each school, the Durham Public School in program must be four years board will also save around Ajax, will offer a two-day, old by Dec. 31. Transportation $1.8 million in noon -hour bus - full -day program for six class- to the centre must be provided ing costs, she says. es of 20 student.-, each. by the youngsters' parents. Another advantage of the Approved by the Ministry An information meeting program is that it will help ease of Education and Training about the Aldon Learning junior kindergarten students, recently, the program will be Centre junior kindergarten who will attend for two days open to all junior -kindergarten program will take place per week only, into the school age children living in the Wednesday. Nov. 16 at 7:30 setting. Ms. Bowman adds. Durham Board of Education p.m at 105 Burcher Rd Pre - boundaries. registration is on a first-come, According to board director fust -served basis. It will take Pauline Laing, offering the place by telephone only at program at the Aldon Learning 428-6345 on Thursday. Nov. Centre will provide a two -fold 24 and Friday, Nov. 25 begin - benefit to the board. It will ning at 9.30 am. No preregis- allow it to meet its provincial tration will take place before requirements to provide junior these dates. E FAMILY & OPERATEDED 416=495=8401 LINK COMMUNICATIONS A total of 300 new junior kindergarten pupil places will be created at 11 schools throughout the region — as well as 120 places at the Aldon Learning Centre in Ajax — in the first phase of the junior kindergarten program. The board plans to offer junior kindergarten at up to eight schools in each learning area in 1995-1996, in up to 15 in 1996-1997 and in all schools in 1997-1998. The following schools have been approved for the first phase-in of the alternate -day junior-kindergarten/senior kindergarten phase-in program. - Lord Durham Public School and Roland Michener Public School in Ajax. - Rosebank Road Public School and Woodlands Centen- nial Public School in Pickering. - Aldon Learning Centre on Burcher Road in Ajax, chosen as a regional centre for the junior kindergarten program. - Coronation Public School, South Simcoe Public School and Cedardale Public School in Oshawa. - R.A. Sennett and Kathleen Rowe Memorial Public Schools in Whitby. Four accused in summer bar shooting appear in court Nov. 4 AJAX — Four men charged in a wild shootout and robbery at an Ajax country music bar in the summer will appear in Oshawa provincial court Nov. 4. Several patrons were robbed at gunpoint and shot at by four masked gunmen during an early morning raid at Terry Sheridan's Country Show and Bar on Bayly Street West in July. Two police officers who pur- sued a stolen van into Scarbor- ough but then lost it were also shot at by the suspects. Each man is facing 13 counts of robbery, one count of using a firearm in the commission of a crime, one count of being dis- guised with the intent of commit- ting a crime and one count of possession of a dangerous weapon. An 18 -year-old Markham man is also facing two charges of attempted murder. A 19 -year-old Scarborough man is charged with one count of attempted mur- der. Two other Markham men, both 18, are also charged. — 2 2 � t: _Pi WZ4 01' � �__ I 1.rl. 1, Where else would you find one-stop shopping for your home and a selection of stores to fit every budget? 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The following schools have been approved for the first phase-in of the alternate -day junior-kindergarten/senior kindergarten phase-in program. - Lord Durham Public School and Roland Michener Public School in Ajax. - Rosebank Road Public School and Woodlands Centen- nial Public School in Pickering. - Aldon Learning Centre on Burcher Road in Ajax, chosen as a regional centre for the junior kindergarten program. - Coronation Public School, South Simcoe Public School and Cedardale Public School in Oshawa. - R.A. Sennett and Kathleen Rowe Memorial Public Schools in Whitby. Four accused in summer bar shooting appear in court Nov. 4 AJAX — Four men charged in a wild shootout and robbery at an Ajax country music bar in the summer will appear in Oshawa provincial court Nov. 4. Several patrons were robbed at gunpoint and shot at by four masked gunmen during an early morning raid at Terry Sheridan's Country Show and Bar on Bayly Street West in July. Two police officers who pur- sued a stolen van into Scarbor- ough but then lost it were also shot at by the suspects. Each man is facing 13 counts of robbery, one count of using a firearm in the commission of a crime, one count of being dis- guised with the intent of commit- ting a crime and one count of possession of a dangerous weapon. An 18 -year-old Markham man is also facing two charges of attempted murder. A 19 -year-old Scarborough man is charged with one count of attempted mur- der. Two other Markham men, both 18, are also charged. — 2 2 � t: _Pi WZ4 01' � �__ I 1.rl. 1, Where else would you find one-stop shopping for your home and a selection of stores to fit every budget? NOMEIE DESIGN You can a fford AZ to be ^ Y _Brock Road at Hwy 401 .(905) 427-4332 st"w" Mea 1bMtM b WAU81 y low - "M n.ae y are (rift low - %m raa A traditional oak table or a custom built credenza, You can afford to be choosy! Creature comforts! Soft textures, bright cokxrs or formol flair! 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Centre o sche*Aed wr inas old wuldvm on e1e,,,„ft from craft to paint lkrsrles and renovvgou points of o Design Club with terrific benel t kx members interest Horne-reksted Sys .a evl ub 510111 .. Panty or free odwc. . u.Ywc���...p�y.: ._ •,..�. � „i .4 ♦:J ., •t•J ..M+e-" .. r.,. .Mnu'�..Fr` �i•w.-<.rr.♦,a. rr.w�aaw�.a-•aa_..�•r. •.. ., �(•,�,ryjphe(i.. n.v:F "._rw�, .wvsr . .....�w�rr.w.........w. �.rv. L. Builders"rpieducation levy O Bankruptcies feared if developers billed for new schools By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPOKM DURHAM — The president of the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association predicts the demise of several area developers after a new $1,389 education devel- opment charge on new homes comes into effect Jan. 1, 1995. "There's going to be people going bankrupt over this, especially since it will be introduced in Janu- ary when you're not normally sell- ing homes and you still have to try and make the mortgage payments on those homes," Peter Abramczuk said after the Durham Board of Education voted 15-4 Monday to charge builders $1,389 for each new house they construct and S 1.07 for every $100 worth of non-resi- dential development. Mr. Abramczuk also accused trustees of trivializing the effect of the new charges on the fragile eco- nomic recovery currently under way in the construction industry. For them to suggest $1,300 isn't going to make or break it for most developers and homeowners is a slap in the face," he said. Mr. Abramczuk said area builders are prepared to take their fight against the new development charges bylaw to the Ontario Municipal Board, an independent panel which arbitrates official plan, zoning and planning disputes between developers and municipal governments. The Supreme Court of Canada recently granted the Ontario Horne Builders' Association's around $7 million in uncol- request to appeal a lower lected development charges, court ruling which upheld which will be used to build the right of school boards to new schools, by delaying collect development �' the move until next year. charges to pay for new "There are children in school construction. portables all over the Mr. Abramczuk said if region. We are in a crisis the Supreme Court rules in Patricia Bowman situation. We would be giv- favor of the home builders, ing up $6 million to $7 mil - school boards will have to pay back lion this year which adds up to all development charges which three per cent which would be have been collected prior to the transferred to the local taxpayers court decision, with interest. and they're in a recession as well," An attempt by Oshawa trustee she said. Marg Jackson to delay the imple- Board chair Patricia Bowman mentation of the new development took exception to suggestions the charge until September of 1995 was Durham board is anti -development. defeated 14-5 in a recorded vote. "this board is the largest public "The delay would give us time sector developer in this region. (The to sit down with developers and new administration centre in Whit - look at other ways of funding edu- by) produced 780 jobs in this cation. The timing of this is all region," she noted. wrong for the Durham construction Miss Bowman said the educa- industry... Banks which lost money tion development charge represents on bankruptcies are wary of loaning approximately one-tenth of the money to the construction indus- S13,000 to $15,000 per new resi- try," she argued. dential unit collected by municipal But Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan and regional governments for ser - said the school board would lose vices they provide. 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VY�Di QC1OdE�"3f,1 � Witnesg* hypnotized FROM PAGE Al around and came back toward him as he was raking some gravel that had been kicked up by the passing car on to the estate's lawns, he said. "I had begun raking and I could hear this loud car coming. It was moving very slowly. I remember taking a couple of steps up because security is part of my job and I want- ed to be able to identify the oar and driver if I ever saw him again in Port Perry." he testified. I got a good bolt at the front of the car and I looked up and the dn- ver was looking at me. Our eyes locked. It was a stare of three or four seconds. The look in the eyes I'd never seen before," Mr. Hunter said. Mr. Hunter said the driver of the car was in his 50s and had long, sandy hair, narrow set eyes, leathered skin and beard stubble. The court also heard Durham Regional Police detectives investi- gating Julie's disappearance asked Mr. Hunter if he could pick the dri- ver of the car out of a photo line-up in November of 1991. Mr. Hunter identified Mr. Stark in the photo, but expnessed surprise the mart ;n the photo was sporting a full beard instead of the stubble he'd seen on the day of the sighting. "I was surprised and amazed 1 didn't recall a dark beard," he told the court during cross-examination. Mr. Hunter also testified he was shocked when told by police he had picked Mr. Static, their prime suspect in the teen's disappearance, out of the photos. "When 1 came to identify the per- son in the photo line-up. I have to admit I was in shock. I was shaken up. I went into the police station thinking this is the end of the line. I won't recognize anybody, I won't waste the police's time." However, the court also heard Mr. Hunter only went to police on October 31. 1991, about six months after discussing what he had seen with a friend who is also a member of the police fora:. The court was also told Mr. Hunter underwent hypnosis "to enhance his memory" prior to pick- ing Mr. Stark out of the photo line- up and prodding police a statement in November of 1991. The trial continues. Matheson seeks old council seat PICKERING — hen Matheson. the Town as a whole are: the ever - who previously served for seven increasing amount of residential years as Pickering Ward 1 regional development without a proper and councillor. is after the same seat. adequate balance of industrial and He saes, "the behavior of council commercial development to reduce during the present term clear- —� the tax burden on homeown- Iv calls for a change in repro- �� ` "the ers; adequate protection of sentationand constant * — people and property in the bickering and lack of deL o `:' � town and region, and action rum in our council chamber to resolve traffic congestion on Monday nights must be ;i[ and traffic flow problems on '�!• stopprd. During his earlier terms on council, states the the streets. Mr. Matheson notes he is completely fund - candidate, he maintained one Ken Matheson 'ng his own campaign to of the busiest agendas and underscore his commitment best attendance records in Durham. to the people of the community According to Mr. Matheson. the rather than to any special interest major concerns facing Ward I and groups. As awarded Investment Recovery Services in its capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator will offer, for sale, the following inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord & Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL Pickering Village up to Gallery-�a 4�� 0 LIMITED EDITION ART (Robert Bateman, AJ Casson, Trisha 0/1 Romance, Les Taite, etc. too many artists to list.) FINE FURNITURE' CLASSIC REPRODUCTIONS' OBJECTS D'ART' COLLECTIBLES • O ASSORTMENT OF ANTIOUE AND DECORATOR ITEMS ' DINING SUITES ' ff OCCASIONAL TABLES' MAHOGANY CARVED CONSOLES b MIRRORS' CHINA __ CABINETS' ETC.' For Sale into. call 619-2323 Fri. Oct. 28, 7 P.M. -10 P.M. Sat. 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VI iLz & sem`\\\ & our Earth' ASK ABOUT OUR LOOME OCTAGON TO SUPPORT "MA" ROOM BABY" FUN P "FLOWERS ARE NEAT... BUT CANDIES ARE SWEET" 1163 KINGSTON RD*, PICKERING 8314737 . _ . _ . . _ - - - _ - _ - ^ . - . - . . . . . , . . . . _ . . , - , . . r a . . e I , . . . . , . , . , . . . • • . . r . f . . 4 . 1 . t 1 1 1 1 4 • . 1 % 1 1 - . . , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��������•�t-t�t�t�l�ltti�.�a+11t�gb4+4�i1iti4a4s�ii�o•...::iii:•s+w.iii••. Public board chair won't get26=per cent pay hieke DURHAM — Public school board trustees balked Grade 1 and out of kindergarten because they said at a proposal to give their chairperson a 26 -per -cent they couldn't afford an educational assistant for my pay raise Monday. daughter," he said. The motion presented by Durham Board of Education vice- chairman Duncan Read would have boosted the chairman's salary to $30,000 from the current $23,800, plus expenses. Mr. Read, an Ajax trustee, argued the chairman's pay should be raised to narrow the gap with salaries paid to other school board bosses in the Metro Toronto area and top elected municipal offi- cials such as mayors. Although the motion received solid support at the committee level, it failed to get seconded when brought forward at the board meeting and subsequently died on the floor. Instead, trustees were happy to let their successors, who'll be elected Nov. 14, deal with what has become a political hot potato. This motion is an opinion of how we view the changing role of the chair, for consideration by a future board," Pickering trustee Louise Farr said. Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan noted the demands and expecta- tions placed upon the chair of the board have increased dramatical- ly, but the salary paid to the per- son holding the board's top elect- ed post has remained the same. "If we continue these expecta- tions, we will find we can't find anyone to fill the role," she said. But Whitby trustee Allan Gunn disagreed. "I don't think (the salary) is a deterrent at all. I don't think the chairs come in to this board for the remuneration. I thinit we have to send a message (to municipali- ties) that they have to look at (lowering) their salaries," he con- tended. The proposal also proved unpopular with parents who attended the meeting to voice their displeasure with the planned salary hike. "They keep telling me they don't have the money to educate my daughter and here they are trying to raise the car's salary," said Dave Lang, a Whitby resi- dent and pwM of a special needs child who attends Adelaide McLaughlin Public School in Oshawa. "I had to fight to get her into !� , snnsrts�t, wtm, oclh to X "Ild-rrrc4 "The Best Pricing with Great Service" All of your home, auto, life, and business insurance, can be handled locally with my helpful and knowledgable staff. 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We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All let- ters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint ♦EDITORIAL 1teachersA e for Teachers across Durham Region deserve a pat on the back this week after it was revealed the young- sters in their educational care are above the provin- cial average when it comes to reading and writing. That's comforting news for families and educators across the region, as they absorb the test results released by the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training. It should also help soothe the chorus of critics who have assailed school boards for their whole lan- guage approach to reading and writing. But, as Durham school board superintendent Bev Freedman points out, these results are "just a snap- shot" of student performance in those areas of their education. And both school boards plan to further analyze the results to see what they reveal. That too is notable. To their credit, both Durham school boards don't plan to bask in the glory of their achievement. Separate board officials say further study of the test results will give them an indication of where they can continue to improve and develop new education- al strategies for their pupils. Certainly, educators in Durham Region deserve a nod of recognition today. But the final test results will become apparent tomorrow, when the children we are teaching bring the skills they are currently learning into the complex and competitive world of employment. 4, �t WRM 7O nM NEWs An vERrtsER. 130 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, L 1 S 2H5 oR FAx tIs nT 683-7363 IV GUN CONTROL I ♦TRITIUM LEVELS Make the penalty fit the crime To the editor: I am in agreement with Mr. McTeague (News Advertiser Oct. 5) that gun legislation is necessary but it is only a grain of sand in a desert. As of now a faster approach should be used. Change our laws and [Hake the penalty fit the crime. Crimes using a gun — 25 Years, no parole. Crimes using a gun causing bodily harm — life imprisonment. Crimes using a gun where death occurs — perhaps we should reinstate capital punish- ment. Do something now We know laws can be pushed quickly through parliament. Amend our laws and instruct our judges that there is no leniency when guns are used. It is time to stop discussion and act. The more we contact our members of parliament on this the More they'll realize how we, the general public, feel. K.M. Slater, Ajax The real case against water plant To the editor, Recently an anonymous card was distributed to local resi- dents with a note asking them to sign and send it on to Envi- ronment Minister Bud Wildman to show support for the reloca- tion of the proposed Ajax water treatment plant out of concern for the effects of tritium levels in Lake Ontario resulting from The operation of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. While I support the reloca- tion of the water treatment plant because it's proposed (1) in a recreational area and (2) adja- cent to a residential area, I object to the apparent scare- mongering tactics being used to reach the same ends. There is no basis fnr rPlti--a._ ing the water treatment plant due to concern about tritium levels in Lake Ontario. The Royal Society of Canada has told Mr. Wildman the con- cern about the effects of tritium on the drinking water is a "red herring". Using an "ends justifies the means" philosophy may be acceptable in a totalitarian soci- ety, but it is not in a democra- cy. The water treatment plant should be relocated, but not due to a concern over tritium in Lake Ontario. Hugh Irvine, Ajax � 'tom tvtw§ �1�vE; �A,le�'yK rilrtsr��+•yr OF Town of Pickering 9 (905) 420,2222 ".-Now— (905) 683.2760PIC] 1i 1 111; 1 i NG y F=1Y UW AM!* Message to Parents : [earn Not to Burn® is an educational fire prevention program developed by the National Fire Protection Association andC ;f t _ distributed by Fre Prevention Canada Many fire deaths and injuries involve children under the age of 10. f� These tragic deaths and losses can be prevented through a coordinated national approach to fire safety education. Learn Not to Bum involves the school, home and community. This program is designed to teach children 22 key fire safety behaviours including protection when fire occurs. prevention �C before fire occurs and persuasion to encourage fire safe practices and awareness. Funding and other support of the Learn Not to Bum Program is - '- provided by the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation. Through this initiative, Canadian Tire is providing help to programs devoted to the health, safety and welfare of children. with support from the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation. Level I of the Team Not to Burn Curriculum and four Lcam .o _ Bum Resource Books are available at no cost to elementary ' ;hulls across Canada Help your kids to he careful. For more information contact the Pickerin-, Fire Department Fire Pre%ention _ J'- lj-- * TOWN OF PICKERING COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS YARD WASTE COLLECTION y /T- The CourICil Of the Tom of Pickering wil be WnSdOnr[9 app01r1Ut18r115 b MOM COMMOM in Decernber, 1994. AN appointments w" Compostable Yard Waste materials will be collated separately from be for a three year term to e)q*e on November 30, 1997. The blowing is a fist of the committees, a description Of their function and tecyclables and tegula garbage in the Urban part of Town, (that am south of T ConW person If you hays any questions: Concession Road 3), from April 18. 1994 to November 28. 1994 During this AlexiPlickerNltoepttal Board - Members are responsible for Pkkerklp Transit Chb nes Advisory Canmisse - Two period, compostabk Yard Waste wall be collected only on the following Mondays i!C the overal operation of the AjaldPickenng General Hospital and one member is appointed to a 20 person Board from the Town of members are appointed to a 10 person Commas b represent the cmmur fly at large b address the pubic transportation pa .rat rlent.ttr.. sr ta, st, 20 y /r Pckenng. There are apprt)anaiely 10 meetings per year and deeds and coma, lS Of PRdanng residents related b A Fall leaf collection service wall be provided ;n the Hamlets of Claremont, Greenwood, Brougham, Greenriver and Whitevale the Mondays in utters IS no rAfrNNlefation. Ci0fltaci Mir • &IICe CO. President: at conventional aflff specialized services dhimionS Of ft Pickering on Transit operation. Contact Tom Glum, Executive Director of November. y `' FMICtYilwar: - Three personsare appointed and meet as r9tufred b arbitrate fence disputes between neighbours and are Operations at 4204648, Coramritlae Of Aq rrsbneM -Members meet every three weeks Do: Include leaves, house and garden plants, branches, bodge and glass clippings. Do not include earth or snit �[. ' paid $40 per arbitration plus mileage. Contract Bruce Taylor, to hear applications for minor variances b the Town's Zoning By, Doe Race in clear plastic bags, bushel baskets, hampers, open rTom Clark at 4204611, A minlrtMrn of fin Membmrs are FNrllage PicivarNng - appointed laws and are paid $52 for each mee" abanded. Fire members are appointed. Contact Eva f1AcDoupeN, Secretary Trsasurer at trash cam or tied tato manageable bundles not longer than 1 metre in length. Do not bundle using wire. �C and mod monthly b mala@ f or -,n n 1endstions to the Town is 4204411L DOC Place materials out at the roadside for collection by 7.00 Cogrld isgo dh- to designation and presefv8bn of hisla Livvetook 1 lolms - Three persons are app n is l and atlend on a.m. on the above nosed Moodays. athdbr ardliecwraly buildings Weeps wil be pad an Wdwk sal basis st a insstoek 0 b delemuirle rte value of p« for site visits and semirrers. Conn Debbie Kearns. Coadn6tor livestock lazed by dogs or coyotes and are paid $50 per session Divide materials into yaantities wagging cot mere tgaa 23 kg (50 Iba.) or into bund{a not longer than t metra Serf;= at 42640L On mileftoL Caltact Bruce Tfttr. Town Clerk at 4211-4611. Addwy fAMNwa - Twelve m a iba it NuMP UN limit Fkm I Idtmos fpm—Wn Yard waste has to be bee of mtal, food waste or ars appmbd land meet bmnay 3 times per year b make b rte Director of Cullre fir Recreabn are appointed b a 19 person Comm ile a and meet as required to reoormlend b Counei b od- g� x yin Crave any regadirrg tens coifta rue nuns of re�omrrnerldetiorle poky with respect muNcultural and q-doaa pMpm pkak repardlrg t o operation d t o Museum. Members race relations. Contact Debbie Kw, , Co-ordnabr of Council 276& s x"�` �'� aijiiiie it aO�O it �' resflor►sl�ilbes include allerldance at Special Events b assist stall and volunteers with rte of th Events and Services at 4201606. plckwMg Miry" f:Mcht - Three members are , preserlfetion GARBAGE COLLECTION ' Fgrndtais % Contact Lynn Winterstein, Superinilendent of appointed b a No person Commission and meet no". They > Museum at 420.1820. are responsible for the operation of Pfdrating Hydro and receive Town of Pickering residents are advised to please take note that R"sely StaOdafda Comilra - Three members are a $3,100 honorarium per year. Contact John Wistsma, General a new contract has been awarded to Laidlaw waste Systems for apparMed and meet as retuned b hear appeals from tesidertls at 427-0791. the collection of curbside a This new contract will vide ( pro the residents of the Town with garbage collection services for the <" who have been given an Order b Comply with rte Property Public Library Dowd - Set membArs are appointed b a nine next five years. Laidlaw Waste Systems, will assume the Standards By-law and receive $40 per mheeWg plus mwleape. person Board and meet monthly. They are responsible for the responsibilities of this contract on Tuesday, November 1, 1994. R Contact Bruce Taylor, Clerk at 4201611. administration of al library branches in Pickering and are paid mileage for site visits. Contact Sandy Cameron, Chief Executive aro cbarggex are p►opasrx! to the current nays or nines 9f regular collection, bowever a is possible fbat some problems may occur 011ioer et tl<31$'166. during tbejlrst few utaeks ojcollection as routing is familiarized. If you wish b be considered for appointment b one of rte above committees, please submit a leder of interest and a brief resume b: itloe T AWT Town Town of ttylarrr Ckrht Piclaetitlg, Residents are requested to report any missed collections by the end of !be working day to Laidlaw waste systems at 927-9444. `< One Tito t spfaneft Platerft Ontario L1Y 6K7 if you have any questions regarding this contract, please contact yy T The d�eae lm for rece11ftn9 leftm Is 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 2,19%. Stephen Brake - the Town of Pickering Public Works Department at 4204630 or 683-2760. yy yy yy yy _ J'- lj-- PAGE S -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 26,1994 G5mEm1w=A1RG5 Expect moretfrom Sears Introductory offer $120 Off until Oct. 30ft No lower price this year! Kenmore" 12 -amp. Whispertone now offers the dual motor power of a canister built into an easy -to -handle upright. 4 -filter system. Tools included. #30825 L OFFER ENDS SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 1994, WHILE QUANITITIES LAST. f:.Vpect 111(11''. f 171)11 Secll ,' on 9 30. 1994 30. 399.99 COPYRIGHT 1994 SEARS CANADA INC SHOPSEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. L--_�-��- --��-- ----- - -- - - _. ..._ __.._.... 4,•aa••aia•a•��•ara�rasa�a••aaaa�aa�••�.�•��►�����4a•• E_��117`�_�,;�L�, HWY2 G C ■ U O y t m t p�CKERING PK 3 HWY 1 M No lower price this year! Kenmore" 12 -amp. Whispertone now offers the dual motor power of a canister built into an easy -to -handle upright. 4 -filter system. Tools included. #30825 L OFFER ENDS SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 1994, WHILE QUANITITIES LAST. f:.Vpect 111(11''. f 171)11 Secll ,' on 9 30. 1994 30. 399.99 COPYRIGHT 1994 SEARS CANADA INC SHOPSEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. L--_�-��- --��-- ----- - -- - - _. ..._ __.._.... 4,•aa••aia•a•��•ara�rasa�a••aaaa�aa�••�.�•��►�����4a•• E_��117`�_�,;�L�, Educators aim to im FROM PAGE Al standards based on the Common Curricultun - Grades I to 9, drafted in 1993. While Durham educators said they are encouraged by how Grade 9 students performed on the tests, steps are being taken to improve reading and writing skills at the ele- mentary level. "We are pleased, but not neces- sarily satisfied," says Durham Board program superintendent Bev Freedman. 'Phis is just a snapshot of students' performance. We need time to analyze the results thor- oughly" "We will be responding to the Durham cancer centre approved FROM PAGE Al pital support and wekxxne and have worked for through the Hospital Council of Durham Region. All seven hospitals in Durham endorsed the Oshawa request to have the can- cer treatment centre located at Oshawa General Hospital." Mr. Atkinson is "encouraged by the fact it will make treatment more accessible to Durham Region resi- dents at a time when their anxiety level is at the highest" The Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation deter- mined a need for a new radiation therapy centre to the east and to the west of Toronto because of pres- sures on existing facilities. A similar centre will be built at the Credit Val- ley Hospital in Peel Region and the London Regional Cancer Centre will be expanded. Premier Rae added that the emphasis is on prevention, treatment and an eventual cure for cancer and how the Province can best provide caro; on a regional basis. "Phis region is experiencing the second highest growth of anywhere in the country. The growth here is going to continue and continue in a substantial way. And people who get sick with cancer need care in the closest possible place there is," said the Premier. Health Minister Ruth Grier said, "It is with mixed feelings I am here today. Of course, it is exciting news that we can bring care closer to home for people with cancer. But at the same time, it is sad that we are still so far away from real preven- tion of this troubling disease " She said one in three people will hear the words "you have cancer" in their lifetime. "It's a disease that is increasing at a rate of about three per cent a year as we age " TROPICTANA TANNING SPA e NOW UNDER "NEW" OWNERSHIP Hours. Mon. -Fri. 8 a.m. - I I p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. PHONE oos) 428-TANA (8262) Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST ,W— • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax WheWhan (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Accessibls WE HAVE EXPANDED OUR ECCO COMFORT WALKING LINE GIVING YOU MORE GREAT SELECTIONS AND STYLE INCLUDING GE-TEX'SHOES AND BOOTS! loin us on October 29th to win shoes and receive a gift with pur- chase'. Try out our Shock absorbent performance machine and see the difference Ecco makes. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER X 1",11 -PAGE %-A prove elementarystudents' skills results and developing action plans individual students improve their Blake, superintendent of program at to improve programs and to help reading and writing," says Gerry the separate board. 1615 Dundas Street East Whitby Mall 728-9141 • .. ... 4 4 4, t 6 1 1 1 v •- , 1 1 i . i '. n i j '. PAGE 10-A•THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED„ OCTOBER 26.1994 Consumers Gas It's time to prepare your heating system for cold weather. For better heating economy and efficiency follow this easy step by step checklist. Heating System Check-up Q ()it warm air systems. clean furnace filters or replace disposable filters before the winter. A dirty filter can reduce air flow and cause your systern to work harder than it has to. © Kvvp your electric motor and fan bearings land or purnp lubricated forgreater efficiency. (Two drops of oil in the well each vearshould do it.) 'Note: Same ►tent• motors do not need ltthricating. QI t you have a hot water heating system. ensure that it is filled to the proper Icvel by bleeding air from each radiator. If you obsenr these basics you will soon find that usinggas can be even more economical. ey Check-up It's difficult to know when you have a chimney problem. First. answer the following questions: o Does your chimney have a metal chimney liner? © Is your heating system connected to a metal venting system (that is. not a brick or stone chimney0 If you answer ")'es" to either of these questions, you probably need not wom- about your chimney being able to adequately vent your furnace. Any brick or stone chimney should receive periodic inspection from a chimney expert." However. here are three simple checks you can make yourself. 0 Check the cleanout pit at the bottom of your chimney: Should you find any debris. remove it. If it contains bits of mortar, brick or stone, erosion could be taking place. © Use a mirror to look up your chimney: through your cleanout door, during daylight hours. You should have an unobstructed view to the outside. There should be no visual evidence of crumbling mortar, brick or stone. Your chimney may be offset". which will not allow you a visual inspection with a mirror. In such cases, we suggest an inspection by a chimney expert. - 0 Check outside chimney brickwork. You should not see a white chalky substance on the bricks, stone or mortar. Hyou have a problem O If there is any chimney blockage above the vent connection, turn off your heating system (and your gas water heater) immediately. Call a chimney repair company" for an inspection. © If there is more than an inch of broken mortar, brick or stone in the cleanout pit and you cannot see daylight using a mirror, follow the instructions in step 1. If there is no blockage, call a chimney repair company " for an inspection. You may operate the furnace and water heater until the chimney is inspected, but you should check the chinun•y periodically for blockage until you have the chimney contractor's' * report. oil you see it while chalky staining on exterior brickwork. stone or mortar, but the cleanout pit is clear and there arc no obstructions in the chimney or signs of deterioration on the chimney's exterior. ask a chimney repair company" for tit inspection. In the meantime. you may operate your heating system safely. "Consult your }i"Ilou• l'age•s li►r t hirrrnc•y Builders and Repairers. Some conservation tips Follow these simple rules and the result will he a be•uer. more economical heatingsysten►. 0.lake sure you have well fitting doors and windows. A good fit keeps cold air out and warn air in. Proper weatherstripping and caulking also helps. © hugs, furniture. drapes. etc. should not be allowed to obstruct warm air outlets and cold air returns. © Proper attic insulation means lower fuel costs. �_.� ID Dampers in open fireplaces should be closed when the fireplace is not in use. 19 Hut water radiators will not heat effe-ctively if air is in them. All air should he bled off. 10 :Hake sure your humidifier is working correctly. Proper humidification can contribute to heating . economy and your comfort level. Drop by our office and ask for ow folders: -What ever, householder should know about carbon monoxide" and "Your home needs fresh air" ► Save Ener � tfy and Money � ' Our Home Energy Management Kit Shows You How. ' The video kit (available in VHS only) walks you through your home, pinpoints energy waste and provides many tips on how to weatherproof and use appliances ' ' more efficiently! To order your kit for the low cost of 56.99 (includes' postage• handling and ' taxes) complete this coupon and mail it and a cheque for 56.99 payable to 'Consumers Gas. to Video Offer. P.O. Box 6 S0, Scarborough , Ontario M 1 K SE3. If you are a Consumers Gas customer and would prefer to charge it to your gas account, please fill in your account number in the space provided. ,AME. 1 ' ADDRESS ' 'CI 1'Y PosrA1.CODE ' ' COWIMERS GAS At 1 Or\ I51RER ' Consumers Gas Pi; Three firms honored AJAX-PICKERING -Six local companies have been honored with Business Excellence Awards from the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. A.E.G. Sorting Systems Inc., Paintplas Inc. and Maclean Hunter Cable TV, of Ajax, and Eco -Tec Inc., The Minacs Group and Pronto Auto Repair Dealerships Inc., of Pickering were recognized Saturday during a black -tie gala at the Ajax Community Centre. The winners were chosen from 21 nominated companies by a panel of judges. Winners were picked based on outstanding customer service; entre- preneurship and innovation; contin- uous improvement/quality program; community support; national and international achievements; environ- mental efforts; and safety. Nomi- nees could excel in more than one area, but couldn't have a negative record in any area. Eco -Tec Inc. was honored for the consistent commitment to excel - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOM U, bl4-PACE 11•A P f or service innovation lence that has allowed the company to grow into a world -respected leader in the field of chemical recovery. The firm manufactures chemical recovery and recycling equipment for the metal finishing industry and water purification sys- tems for the power generation industry.Ninety per cent of the company ,s products are exported to 34 different countries. "Were obviously very pleased and very proud," says Eco -Tec pres- ident Rocky Simmons. "We feel it shows what you can do in Durham Region if you really want to. It's an all-round good place to be doing business." The :Minacs Group was singled out for its exceptional level of ser- vice. The company offers call centre management, mail room manage- ment. temporary personnel. perma- nent placement and executive search services. and outplacement services. "AII of our employees are very excited about the Minacs Group The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade honored three Ajax companies and three Pickering firms for excellence Saturday. In back, from left, are Richard Myron of Paintplas, Doug Carl of A.E.G. Sorting Systems and Mike Dejak of Eco -Tec. In front are Earl Dusek of Maclean Hunter, Elaine Minacs of The Minacs Group and Bruce Grundy of Pronto Auto Repair. E S P sill" ° 7 n("Isr"r Asreo(oer c ulAror A"c E (Arsru .rie(.AIE.rIa" PSYCHIC .Eur" 'U TA"oT E X P Q Mu"ri "A allow Ai! � EAST ttrrs ' (411001Etl"6 e1111TATlee EAAAllO"eAl lidmisson: Oct 28 4.11 58.00 odrlts (incl GST) Oct 29 11.11 1 55.00 senors l Oct 30 11-7 -Nearly Ledttures 8 Demos - INTERNATIONAL CENTRE LIVE! PSTCHI( (LAIR VOTANI d FSP DEMOS 6900 AIRPORT to PARE K A Great Time To Plan Your Christmas Sho in PP g �eIle- 99 computer Complete Computer Systems starting from S99 & up! Sales & Service on new & used computers! HAZELTON PCs 1895 Clements Road, Unit #134 Pickering, Ontario (Brock Road, South of Bayfiy) (905) 619-9247 LOSE 20 LBS IN 30 DAYS CALL JESSIE CRAIG .vv 427-2977 w^ winning this award and the recogni- tion from our peers at the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade." says company director of marketing Meda Mitchell. "This award reaf- firms our belief that excellence in all we do is important for companies who want to remain competitive in the global marketplace." Pronto Auto Repair Dealer- ships Inc. was descrihed by the hoard as "a prime example of a good idea turned great". Pronto manufactures parts for the automo- tive aftermarket at its 36.000 - square -foot facility on Salk Road; two of its principal products are radiator cores and mufflers. It's a family business run by brothers Rick. Rod and Bruce Grundv. "We were extremely thrilled and very proud to have received the award." says Bruce Grundy. Pron- to's vice-president of finance. 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We're open Mon.•Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. MG£ 12-A•THE WVYB ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 26, 1994 1wR Specials from 8-9pm Come in and save with our hourly specials Halloween Chocolate Bars Sale 1 n57 reg. 1.76 12L Tide or 61. Ultra Tide Limit -: per customer Sale 6 ■ 9 7 reg 7.97 Quaker State Motor Oil 10w30 Sale 2/3.00 reg. 1.57 Limited quantities per customer. No rainchecks. Specials from 10-11 pm Specials from 9-10 pm Halloween Chips Hostess Sale 1 ■ 4 7 Pepsi Soft Drinks reg. 1.99 2 L Sale 9 7 0 April Soft Toilet Tissue reg. 1.27 24 Rolls Sale4w47 reg. 4.97 Limited quantities per customer. No rainchecks. Toothpaste Colgate Sale 6 7 0 Wal-Mart Antifreeze reg. .87c, 4L Jug 4■97 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 5 Pack Memtek Vdeo Tape Limit 4 per customer Sale 8 ■ 9 7 reg. 9.87 Limited quantities per customer. No rainchecks. Prices effective only during the hour indicated. Quantities are limited, so come in early! HARWOOD PLACE (HARWOOD & BAYLY) AJAX WjkLi WHITBY MALL (THICKSON & HWY. #2) WHITBY r,; NEWS TERRA I.ITBS SAVE �i WORK sooTs Durable work boots with water resistant Sylflex I" leather uppers & grade 1 CSA -approved protective %NaPair. toe & puncture -resistant sole plate. Oil & acid -resistant soles. Our Reg. 8997 Blade or brown. Sizes 7-12. ;�`` coc8as S lIBTY a1�s Combination nylon & suede t leather uppers. Padded collars. �I A F:e CSA -approved steel toes. Sure ` s grip action soles. Brown with green trim. Sizes 7-12, UVE 010 49wPair Our Reg. 59" HARWOOD PLACE (HARWOOD & BAYLY) AJAX U6. 0..'TTT� SAVE $2 IFIE197 Pair Our Reg. 7997 i11cu1chr ('couu�J � I � -uv C�. Sale on Wednesday, October 26 to Sunday, November 6, 1994 M=NMRT ®R Items and Prices Available In Canada Only WHITBY MALL (THICKSON & HWY. #2) WHITBY MENS KODIAK y WORK BOOTS These rugged 8" work boots feature r leather uppers & Radiantex insulation. CSA -approved steel toe & plate. Oil & 4 acid -resistant soles. Tan. Sizes 7-12 Mule In Ccauukr 1 I J:a i NEWS TERRA I.ITBS SAVE �i WORK sooTs Durable work boots with water resistant Sylflex I" leather uppers & grade 1 CSA -approved protective %NaPair. toe & puncture -resistant sole plate. Oil & acid -resistant soles. Our Reg. 8997 Blade or brown. Sizes 7-12. ;�`` coc8as S lIBTY a1�s Combination nylon & suede t leather uppers. Padded collars. �I A F:e CSA -approved steel toes. Sure ` s grip action soles. Brown with green trim. Sizes 7-12, UVE 010 49wPair Our Reg. 59" HARWOOD PLACE (HARWOOD & BAYLY) AJAX U6. 0..'TTT� SAVE $2 IFIE197 Pair Our Reg. 7997 i11cu1chr ('couu�J � I � -uv C�. Sale on Wednesday, October 26 to Sunday, November 6, 1994 M=NMRT ®R Items and Prices Available In Canada Only WHITBY MALL (THICKSON & HWY. #2) WHITBY PACE 1/-A= THE NEWFADVEWMER; WED; OCTOBER -26: 1f4 . --------------------------------- "Listen -----------------------------•-- "Listen up. Only Mopar parts meet the exact specifications foryour Chrysler as prescribed by the engineers who built it. End of story. Regarding the myth about higher prices? Not so when substitute parts might not be of the same quality. Besides, competitive pricing is the key to Chgsler Five Star Service. Check it out." r*1 LUBE, OIL AND FILTER ' * Includes: • Up to 51. of Mopar Premium Oil and Mopar Filter ' 99• 15 point inspection * Plus environmental charge I * Applicable to most Chrysler Canada vehicles. tdsk for details.' ' * Offer expires Dec. 31, 1994 OUR FIVE STAR WARANTEEt ' "READY WHEN PROMISED ... OR YOU DON'T PAYI" 0 CHRYSLER "IM STAW SERIqCE' Ea �el ' I Dodge Dodge Trucks Play' 1*t safe on Halloween AJAX-PICKERING — Ghosts and goblins have Hiles to follow to stay safe. National streetproofing organiza- tion Stay Alert...Stay Safe (SASS) has a 10 -point list of suggestions children and parents can follow on Halloween Monday, OCL 31. Children should wear make-up instead of a mask so they can see P,oPerly + Go trick or treating with family or friends and let people left at home know the route. + An adult should check all treats before youngsters eat them. + Walk, don't run, and look both ways before crossing the street. Trick or treat on one side of the street and then the other. + Only go to homes with the lights on. + Don't go anywhere with a stranger. + If someone invites you alone into a house, say 'No thanks'. + Carry a flashlight. + Children can walk easier in a short costume. + Know where the Block Parent homes are in the area. Before heading out, parents and children should discuss safety tips, notes SASS, which is funded through the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation. Halloween safety is also important at home so the local fire departments have sug- gestions you can follow. + Use flashlights instead of candles to light jack-o'-lanterns. + Never cover light bulbs with paper or other combustible materials. + All paper and cloth used for cos- tumes or decorations should be flame retardant. + Keep com stalk decorations away from fire. Special precautions should be taken when using candles indoors. These include placing the candle into a holder before lighting it, as this will provide a sturdy base and collect melted wax. Candles should be placed far enough away from combustible materials, such as curtains or bed- ding, to prevent them from catching fire. For more fire safety tips, call the fire prevention division in your town. In Pickering, dial 839-4835 ir.„ in Ajax 683-7791. Galbraith JEWELLERS &GIFTWARE andAo2** 6 Remolnls We're offering hundreds of settings for restyling and updating your old rings and pendants, plus come in for a chance to WIN a free mounting! THURS., FRI. & SAT. OCT. 27, 28, 29 TINES: Thurs. b Fri. 9:30 am. -8:00 pm. Sat 9:30 a.m -5:30 pm. 132 IiARWOOD AVE. S. The Ajax Plaza 683-0407 WE' LL REBUILD YOUR HOUSE NO MATTER HOW HIGH IT GETS. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 375 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario L1V 1A3 509-0697 . We offer a policy that guarantees to rebuild your home even if the costs exceed your coverage Call today for a free home evaluation. LIBERW mumul.) O 1991 Liberty Mutual Insurance Group/Unionvilk, Ontario THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCrOM Zfy 1999•TAGE 16-A Seniors Area senors have a few scares in izens Activity Centre, 16 Liveipoof store this coming weekend. Rd. S., Pickering. Featured are a disc celebrate The South Pickering Seniors' Club jockey, buffet, prizes, cash bar. Mem- holds a Halloween party from 8 p.m. bers $7, non-members S8; at the door, Halloween to midnight Saturday at the Senior Cit- $10. Call 420-5049 for information. r �,c e, Com I Largest Country Market East of Toronto! I Fee�s and SUNDAY OCTOBER ;oTB .4th* 1W • 400 FREE PUMPKINS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ON SUNDAYS OCTOBER 30TH +� "PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30"' io a.m. to 2 P.M. • Carving Tools Supplied • Prizes for V & 2nd in Each Category - Under to 10 to 16 Over 16 411 JUDGING TAKES PLACE AT 2:00 P.M. s Upen Every Weekend -Rain or Shine Saturday 9:30-4:00 J __— P: EAST OF TORONTO - 35 MANUTES eioatsT —+ WEST!,F 6l_:F, Sunday 9:30-5:00 ,�. ,SHAw4 eowMarrvtuE4 - 5 Vviidor Inforniatiun 436-1024 1 -Bit DV Club hostslu � 0A Iowa d da a,l m at tk West Shmee Community Centre this Tories call for candidate D `Equal opportunity' Progressive Conservatives prepare for provincial vote AJAX-PICKERING — If you've always wanted to be a politician and you lean a bit to the right. now's your big chance. The Durham West riding association of the Ontario Pro- gressive Conservative Party is inviting any interested individu- als in the community to come forward and seek the party's nomination for the next provin- cial election. The riding executive feels there are a number of outstand- ing individuals who contribute much to the community," says association spokesman Dennis Gazarek. "Often these people are reluctant to get involved in provincial politics because they feel the process is somewhat closed." Mr. Gazarek says the provin- cial party is providing "equal opportunity to all" by inviting potential candidates to come forward, and also helping to "invigorate the party with fresh ideas and leaders". So far, riding association vice-president Janet Ecker is the only one who has declared an intention to seek the nomina- tion. Anyone interested in entering the race may call riding presi- dent Peter Dickerson (420- 6304), or candidate search com- mittee members Rita Hilker (683-3110) or Dennis Gazarek (427-5443). 1 . . . . i 1 , . 6 4 . . . . i 6 6 . . Halloween bash 11� v �°°'' �' b' gym, The eenins features a disc jockey, food WEEKDAY SPECIALS Relaxer s Wash & s Set ( e&dS _ • �) 25 ,,,urs.) 12 Ali Au 5 Full Bead of Wcave........ »....». �� A up pat 1 Braids (Fair not included) ---.660 h up Plus Manv More In -shop snec•ials Specializing in Jamaican style Jerk Cuisine e Catering for all occasions FREE DELIVERY IN AJAX & PICKERING ON ORDERS OVER $20 Hours Monday -Friday 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. -10 p.m. Sat. Morninc, Breakfast 8.30 a.m. GRAND ALm tablieand CN6bW - - Prizes for best cataesea wilt be awarded. Tickets are $15 per person; $25 per ooWk. For information call Sue at 420.6610 S,% P x� «� X50 151 q 2i63 of Nis U'T TERS LIMITED TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY 74 KING ST. W. OSHAWA SEDAN 1995 PONTIAC GRAND Am SE SEDAN CANADA'S BEST SELLING COMPACT V driver's side air bag 4 -wheel anti-lock brake system V air conditioning V automatic transmission V AM/FM stereo cassette V power door locks • : a pit V reclining bucket seats V tinted glass V pulse wipers child security door locks - 145 H.P. DOW 2.3 litre MFI L4 engine PONTIAC Based on a 36 month lease for vehicle equipped as described. A minimum down payment of $2,260 and $300 security deposit are required. some mileage conditions appy. Freight ($595), license, insurance and taxes not included. Offer applies to 1995 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may seWlease for less. Oiler appiel�tq quafrf*f retail cus;or % 9tdy.Lyry4d Rle OfW F"10 Or 00 with !! offers. s04 poor Ogaler fqr details. 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SET UP FREE PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOURS AVA1"121 E LAY -AWAY ---- DISPOSAL AMPLE FREE WE MAKE ANY OF OLD SET 1 ' AVAILABLE PARKING SIZE MATTRESS CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 F CL --: 0 0 d E 0 • � fir.' • o t �i i ' t CAI ,�. • I 7I tii 1 �t i� i�•,' I I I I.I I I' CAI N _ FUTONS BUNKS SOFA BEDS .& BEDS - --- ill ' cca.• _ ..:mac ice. A A • - AJAX _ the _ 00" pi - Slee Facto E .. p '`�' =&S. SET UP FREE PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOURS AVA1"121 E LAY -AWAY ---- DISPOSAL AMPLE FREE WE MAKE ANY OF OLD SET 1 ' AVAILABLE PARKING SIZE MATTRESS CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 F CL --: 0 0 d E 0 +IIYO�ii��'li6iitt#JII�AIN'1<If�ICtA;�b:�i>tC'M��f►N'14 -- -_/' Bi"Ilbbard October 26,1994 The blic i invited t Billboard is a free feature for com- munity events of a non-profit nature. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1S 2H5. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 TEENAGE GIRLS: The Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, offers a new program for teenage girls called Female Mind and Body every Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. It runs 27 weeks, with acitivities and discussions on things like healthy eating, body image, proper weight 83 and sex. 9-6131 (Ellen Schier- holtz). CRAFT SHOW: Vendors are sought for the second annual fund- raising craft show and sale to be held Saturday, Nov. 12 at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, 1918 Whites Rd., Pickering. S30 for a table. 427-6208. ALZHEIMER'S: Alzeimer Durham hosts its Ajax -Pickering monthly support group at 1:30 pm. at 487 Westney Rd. S. (at Clernew, Rd.) units 19 & 20, Ajax. All care- givers welcome. 576-2567. THURSDAY. OCT. 27 LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Associa- tion of Durham West meets at 8 p.m. at Pickering High School, Church St. north of Ilwy. 2, Ajax. Durham Board of Education special education officer Brad Cruxton speaks on The Direction of Special Education in Ontario and the Durham Board. All welcome. 686- 1790. RINGETTE: Ladies' play pick-up recrtatiottal ringette at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 9:30 a.m. every Thursday through the fall and winter. Pay and learn as you play. Babysitting available. All ages wel- come, especially these over 30.427- 3413 (June). 839-8364 (Bettv). BLOCK PARENTS: The Aiax Block Parents Association hosts a Never Be a Victim forum at 7:15 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre, Centenni- al Rd. Donation of a non-perishable food item would be appreciated. Parental discretion in taking chil- dren is advised. 619-1018 (Jav Gokimintz). TRADE SHOW: "The Ajax -Picker- ing Board of Trade holds its Fall Classic Trade Show from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre. Brock Rd. at Hwy. 401. Pickering. Booths available at $50 plus GST for mcmtkrs. $100 plus GST for non-memhers. Puhlic admission free. 427-4470. LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Leaming Disabilities Oshawa Chapter meets from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Dr. Emily Stowe Public School, 71 Sandringham Dr.. Coxrrticv. Bill McMaster of the Sagonaska Demonstration School will speak on the Association Method of Lan- guage. 436-7706 (Nancy). CONCERT: St. Dunstan of Canter- bury Anglican Church and Picker- ing -based Jean McDonald Singers present St. Aidan's Church of Eng- land High School's award-winning concert band from I laurogate. North Yorkshire. England at 7:30 p.m. Rock. Broadway, western and clas- sical music. The Jean McDonald children's and adult choirs will alsoperform. 11w church is at 56 I.aw- so n Rd., West Hill. $8 tirr adults. S4 students aril seniors. 837-2611. FRIDAY. (X.7f. 28 DOG SHOW: Trillium Dog Fanciers hold a dog show today through Sunday. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fu J o a Cabaret each day, at the Metro East Trade Concert from 7 to 10 P.M. Light Centre on Brock Rd. just north of refreshments will be served by the Hwy. 401 in Pickering. Junior han- Music Parents Association. dling competition, pumpkin carving USED CLOTHING SALE: St. contest, exhibitors. Adults and Martin's Anglican Church holds its seniors S5. Children under 12 $3. monthly New to You Sale from 7 to 427-0561 (Allan Pepper). 9 p.m. at 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pick - MUSIC MARATHON: Pickering ering. Good used clothing and white High School (180 Church St. N.) elephants. music department holds a 24-hour For information or to donate music marathon starting, at 9 a.m. items, call 8394769 (Barb). Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. . 4_ JAMES R. YANCH Durham symposium is for the heart, from the"he'dft 0 Women's number -one killer symposium topic DURHAM — A symposium being held next month on the number -one killer of Canadian women might surprise many people. In fact, more women die of this disease than from breast cancer. Heart disease and stroke kill more than 37,000 Canadian women each year. A woman is eight times more likely to dieof heart disease or stroke than breast cancer. More ominously, only nine per cent of women are aware of the risk, says Hannah Mitchell of the local heart and stroke foun- dation. "Traditionally, heart disease hasn't been viewed as a female health concern and research has been based on men," she says. From 1990 to '91, the number of deaths due to stroke declined six per cent among men, but increased 2.6 per cent in women. Of all deaths due to stroke, women accounted for 57 per cent. Compounding the problem is the fact "women are under -diag- nosed and under -treated and because of this, when it's finally detected, the situation is more severe" and the chance for suc- cessful recovery decreases, Ms. Mitchell says. As an example, she reports women accounted for only 24 per cent of balloon angioplasties performed in Toronto in 1991 to widen an artery narrowed by plaque buildup. Some of the risk factors for heart problems are the same in women and men — smoking, family history, high blood pres- sure, diabetes, obesity and high cholesterol. There are some risk factors unique to women like menopause and smoking while taking oral contraceptives. The symptoms of heart dis- ease may also be different, Ms. Obituary Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 Toll Free 1-800-461-4848 -cemetery monntirnerts Oanie or 8=9 Markers Me sell memorials for installation at al Ontario cemeteries, inckidirng Pirie Ridge Memorial Gardens, Erskine, Grovesi6e 3 DuFm Meadows After Hours 668-496o or 721-9882 Home ap,�olatments gladly arranged TRY OtM MCF,S BEFORE YOU DECIDE GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED SECURITIES 10n200/ CALL (416) 512-7621 OR 1-800-382-4964 • Rates subJed to charge - US,010 m Wmu- Investment Services TD Evertreeo IavWn"t servkw be. Is a wholly ovieW srb@W wy of the TD dank ........................... UIM Mitchell says. Signs of a heart attack in women include: ♦ vague chest discomfort or a crushing, radiating chest pain heaviness, pressure, squeezing, fullness, burn- ing or pain that may begin in the centre of the chest and spread to the neck, jaw and shoulders ♦ nausea and vomiting, and/or indigestion q1b ♦ shortness of breath, paleness, sweating or weakness ♦ feeling of anxiety, denial or fear ♦ persistent pain + sudden severe chest pain Ms. Mitchell says women are more likely to have pain in their neck and shoulders, nausea and/or shortness of breath when having a heart attack. Signs of a stroke include: ♦ sudden weakness or numbness and/or tingling of the face, arm or leg. These symptoms may be rief, lasting only a few minutes ♦ sudden trouble speaking or understanding speech ♦ sudden loss of vision, particu- larly in one eye, or double vision HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST The News Advertiser is asking all our readers to c submit their favorite holiday recipe. Your name will , be dropped in a draw to win a microwave oven valued at $500.00. Also selected recipes will be used in our HOLIDAY RECIPE GUIDE BOOKLET circulating to 35,000 homes in the Ajax/Pickering area on December 14, 1994. Submitour recipe to: Y p Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 21-15 marked HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST or drop off ;J your recipe at our office. Deadline for entries is December 2/94 For further details contact Sue Ploughman 683-5110. HairCareClub AFFORDABLE FA.'NILY MRC4RE THE SALON at Eaton's $11 HMrcut i Sin npoo OR Finishing i Shampoo $35 Perm, Cut i FinbhMg for hair above shoulder length $45 Deluxe Perm, Cut & Finishing for heir above shoulder length $55 Deluxe Perm a Finishing for hair h -an w shoulder length 13MUS Have 5 cuts 3 styles and mcelve one 250 ml.We la Shampoo or Condkloner at no extra charge. Have 5 perms and *eel w two 250 mL welt Shampoos or Condltiones at no extra charge. Stop In for your camply 14airCweClub membership and start your bonus program todty. Eaton's, Pickering - 420-3415 EATON'S Goods Satisiiictoq or Money Refunded ♦ sudden, severe unusual headache. To help inform women of the risk of heart disease, a breakfast symposium is being held Thurs- day, Nov. 3, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at Le Gala conference centre at 65 Sunray St., Whitby. Hosting the event is CFTO News anchor Christine Bentley and symposium speakers include G cardiologist Dr. Michael Free- man of St. Michael's Hospital and Corinne llodgson of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foun- dation. Cost is $25 per person or 5300 for a corporate table. Call the local office of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario at 686-1521 for more information or to buy tickets. rcrvdihle savinf,.� :111 items a�... 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EPSON stylus Printers starting as low as $299. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . b -PACE WAI-TINS � ADVERI'l , M=,0Cr6M X L9% • , e•f•�."l•L LL' . r�.« .ww.... ..rr •r't`.;r•��y`et<..-..rr tv'►FM���►'�'►�.�.Y ►.rV`►.�-'ter.+. circle needs volunteers PICKERING — Volunteers are still needed for a local children's reading pro- gram - The William Peak Cooperative Homes Reading Circle for children aged four to y. i, iV . :• 1 .. • ...-...� • e G •. ti's � 1 12 meets Tuesday evenings from October to June. Volunteers should be at least 14 years and will read to children and have chil- dren read to them. f i,' 1',} N.•.p'f', hr. btN1•�..!' .'�'.. ('� t I,t'_t. "�' , The William Peak facility is at 1990 Whites Rd., south of Finch Ave., Picker- ing. Call Debbie McMullen at 427-5050 for more information. YOUR FORD & MERCURY DEALERS WILL HAVE YOU SAYING... 41 GRADUATE CASHBACK' ON ALL ESCORTS ~ 1au GREAT FEATURES FOR '95: • DUAL AIRBAGS • SPORT ALUMINUM WHEELS • LUGGAGE RACK PLUS... NO CHARGE POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS! GET '95 ESCORT WAGON ON THE PLAN 24 MONTH LEASE STANDARD FEATURES: • 1.9 LITRE ENGINE • TACHOMETER • CHILD SAFETY REAR DOOR LOCKS • LIGHT AND CONVENIENCE GROUP • DUAL ELECTRIC REMOTE MIRRORS • AM/FM STEREO WITH CLOCK • AND MORE! SEE TOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCURY DEALERS : I Em:i HOME OF THE BESTSELLERS! 'Escort $209 monthly lease payment based on 24 month Red Carpet Lease (R C L.) from Ford Credit to qualified lessees, on approved credit for new'95 Escort LX Wagon with P.E.P. OOSA. 52,125 downpayment required plus first month and rental security deposit Excludes freight ($660), licenses and applicable taxes At the end of 24 months the lessee has the option to return the vehicle or purchase it. Some conditions and mileage restrictions apply Vehicle must be returned in good working condition with no visible damage, subject to normal wear and tear Lessee is responsible for inwrance, maintenance and repairs not covered under warranty. Dealer may lease for less Limited time offer tSonrc condifions apply. See dealer for details. Ontario FMDA, PO. Bo! 2000, Oakville, Ontario M SE4 I 'f 1 •�_.� »." FtAND nr,n,r„y Iry i - w.�rr��rr.. ` tip•+.,., �iili !9!9 4'LA 1 isle 111-47W111eja THE NEWSADVERMIEE, WED, OC 0MM x 094-MGZn A ' `• NEW "BRAND NEW" 1994 AEROSTAR Sport model, XL trim. Air conditioning, AM/FM stereo. Automatic, luggage rack, two-tone paint, running boards, aluminum wheels, power windows & locks. Stock #RJ143.$1 6,888* "BRAND NEW" 1994 ESCORT WAGON Auto., air conditioning, power steering, light conv. group, air bag. Sport appearance group, luggage rack. Stock 1183. $13v888* "BRAND NEW" 1994 ASPIRE i Automatic, power steering. 5 -door hatchback. Stock #RH107. $109988 "BRAND NEW" 1994 EXPLORER 4 -door, 4x4 has XL trim, AM/FM stereo. Air conditioning, captain chairs, luggage rack, rear wiper washer. Stock #RL152. 23,288* 5.0 L VS has air conditioning, power windows & Automatic SE option. Tilt, cony group, tinted locks. Cruise tilt. CD player, 17' wheels, glass, AMIFM cassette, rear wiper washer. Stock intermittent wirs. Stock tkAC153. �kRD1oa. � 1 ? 888* 09988*, ' Plus freight a1 #44A abb taxes. Licence rebate applied to sale price Wifsre applicable. I b1' 1 994�! 077 M • "BRAND NEW" 1994 ESCORT 5 -door hatchback. Air conditioning, power steering, light conv. group, air bag, sport appearance group. AM/FM stereo. Stock #RA141. $1 2,888* "BRAND NEW" 1994 F150 PICK-UP 1 XL trim, AM/FM stereo. Argent steel wheels, cloth trim, air conditioning, step bumper. Stock #RM1 M. $14,288* PICK-UP AMIFM stereo, cast aluminum wheels, split bench. Handling pkg., full carpeting. Stock 0113132. $111988 c/ 261-3311 2660 KINGSTON RD. -(AT MIDLAND) Vahicle- my nal be enedy M 1111IINIvII& a �x�>¢ r��:rn�.tis`AZS�1rtlS�tt;1�b;;oCretal�lt,�,�i'� . Durham Region's Business Development Department picked up a handful of awards at the recent Annual Conference of the Eco- nomic Developers' Association of Canada in New Brunswick. Showing off some of the seven awards are department manager Norm Leigh, left, and commissioner Patrick Oliver. The Cele- i brate Durham '94 picked up a Best of Class, a first and a sec- i and -place award. photo by Ron Pietroniro Celebrate Durham promotion celebrated with national awards DURHAM — The Region's economic development department has hauled in the hardware for its promotional campaigns. The department picked up a Best of Class, three firsts, a second and a third at the recent Annual Conference of the Economic Developers' Association of Canada (EDAC) in Fredericton, New Brunswick. There were 226 entries in the association's 1994 Marketing Canada Awards competition. The Celebrate Durham '94 cam- paign to mark the Region's 20th anniversary was the big winner with a Best of Class and a first in the Marketing Awards. In a sepa- rate competition, Celebrate Durham also earned a second out of 42 sub- missions in the Royal Bank's Good News/Positive Program Awards. Other firsts were awarded to the Death Notices BEATRICE L CURRIE Beatrice I. Cturie died Thurs- day, Oct. 20, 1994 at Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital. She was 81. A memorial service was held Mon- day, Oct. 24 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness. Donations may be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Heart and Stroke Foundation or the charity of your choice. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. IDA CHRIS71NE JOHNSON Ida Christine Johnson died Monday, Oct.. 17, 1994. A funeral service was held Friday, Oct. 21 at the Moneue Funeral Home Chapel. Cremation. In Memoriam contribu- tions to the Heart and Stroke Foum- dation would be gratefully 1994-95 Guide to Farm Fresh Pro - dice in Durham Region and to a set of glass coasters designed and pro- duced by Reflecting Your Image of Oshawa. The department's quarterly newsletter took second place and its 1994 Business Directory third. Business development manager Norm Leigh says it's difficult to point tobusinesses that have moved to Durham because of the market- ing campaigns. "Celebrate Durham had two aims. One was to make residents aware of what's right here in our backyard. We wanted them to spend more time here than in Toronto or Kingston. I think we accomplished that." The second goal was to make people outside Durham aware of what the region has to offer. f t i.vilsoa'l� :ftfrr"Itft"VI trffcrrat1llffttVIS sffcrr.►issttftic't 'fslFf 31101"312"111 THE AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER presents a MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 99 1994 7-9 p.m. GALLANTRY'S IN THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Here's your chance to hear the candidates' positions in the upcoming municipal election. Candidates will answer questions from visitors to the event. Call Steve at 683-5110 for information. © rmemon uay Novembe NOT JUST FOR HOMES... FOR AUTOMOTIVE DEALS T00! INTRODUCING NOW AVAILABLE ON SATURDAYS IN THE BRIGHT YELLOW BEST HOMES BOXES. 8,500 copies will be made available each and every Saturday through one of 400 boxes, positioned in high traffic areas from Brighton to Scarborough. For more information or advertising rates call (905) 579-4404 or Tor. (416) 798-7672 brought to you by Oshawa Whitby Clarington f} • & f 7icb-`iQ This Week New Advertiser A I yd! LM 1994-PA65.3” In today's economy, businesses want their advertising to hit the intended target the first time around. That's why Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser developed VALUE DAYSa VALUE DAYS is a flyer distribution developed to service small to medium size businesses. Look for flyers from the following businesses in your mailbox tomorrow. ARTA 0PEN111t <00 Kandies t Kookies e Sna Z dftww Aftft R1 It K f 000!-2 t T U 000' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, 1994 COME IN AND CHOOSE FROM O VER... 250 BULK C�� & FLAVORS OF PIC IN, KM & �T i e 150 VARIETIES OF BULK COOKIES ISO DIFFERENT VARm -rM OF '� SNACKS y. X� MAPLE SYRUP N SUGAR PRODUCTS CUSTOM GROUND GOURMET yr�r,i COFFEE\' -a BULK TEA SELECTION ._. �:� FOR PICK OR DELIVERY Recycled Rythms NOW OPENINU We Buy Or Sell used Albums, CD's & Tapes Blueband Plaza, Whites S Oklahoma In Pickering Open Mon. to Sat. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 805-837-1416 CALL INFOSOURCE t70X FREE COFFEE & COOKIES v v\ -t FREE LOOT BAGS FOR THE KIDS S�aut� 'Fxl •OPENING D"*„�y� k .KTX r1l NUSp1TA1S A,\D �MAII crrp4l,�� 1163 KINGSTON RD., AV N I Yt k M ; PICKERING 905-831 -3737 M f 114! ICA Valuable COttp0 a in Ott! ftMyer CaU Into box t7ex7 5W anoee info. FOR PICK OR DELIVERY Recycled Rythms NOW OPENINU We Buy Or Sell used Albums, CD's & Tapes Blueband Plaza, Whites S Oklahoma In Pickering Open Mon. to Sat. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 805-837-1416 CALL INFOSOURCE t70X German & Hungarian Cuisine BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30.2:30 6 5.10 p.m. Sat. 5-10 p.m. Sun. 10:30`9:00 Located in the Courtyard of Pickering `f &age 109 0%d Kingston Rd., AjaX (9105) 4271-6760 info. box 7032 CAMMM HEALTH FOODS Enhinacea... North America's Hottest Selling Herb used for... • toothaches • headaches • stings Along with fighting against the common cold. Look, Live & Feel Better In the 90s. Not 7035 1271 KhVdon Rd. 0 1 0 D Mademiselle Sp A WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUBS 6 MONTHS FOR: Fantastic Bring in a non $ 99 00* - Savings Perishable food item to receive of $40000 this rate! Come b Celebrate our Street Block Party [-Info. #7 Some Restrictions May Apply. Offer valid only Oct. n, 30 427=2977 WATCH FOR OUR FLYER TODAY Durham Carpet orating Dein Special Treatment Decorating • 60 OZ 100% Continuous Filament Nylon • Premium fligh Density Underpad • Expert Installation • 30 Colours To Choose From • 10 Year Wear Warranty • Stain Safety 785 Westney Rd. S. #5 Ajax 427-8838 Info Box #7028 SAVE UP TO 20%OFF sugg. ROW On a special selection of • WALL COVERINGS DUETTED PLEATED SHADES r -'SAVE UP TO 30% OFF On a special selection of • CUSTON V MIDOW TREATMENTS in a wide assortment of fabrics i 5141les. NO PAYMENTS LNiDA SNAn FOR 90 DAYS 905430 -Ml fk 250 Sayly StFRESH DAILY Ajax Soup Info & Source Open box # Sandwiches 7031 24 Hours SAVE UP TO 40%oFF Sugg. Retail On a special selection of • MINI BUNDS • MICRO BUNDS • ROLLER BLINDS CALL WFOSOURCE •7034 FOR DETAILS BILLINGSGATE Fisb & Cbips 00 iIIIIADDOCK SPECIAL Mon, Tues., Wed. ONLY. Purchase 2 orders of Fish & Chips at the regular price ($3.95) and receive 1 order of Fish & Chips FREE PRESEW COUPM WHEN ORDERING EXPIRES OCT sasr 46 Church SL S. (905) 6e6 -o90 .. - of osou ree Check your infosource directory on page 28 for information on how lo11 �. to use our "Talking Newspaper". Listen to a detailed message from N.erirtianr.ir. the busing on this page plus many morel Call 683-704E0, S�aut� We Ian German & Hungarian Cuisine BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30.2:30 6 5.10 p.m. Sat. 5-10 p.m. Sun. 10:30`9:00 Located in the Courtyard of Pickering `f &age 109 0%d Kingston Rd., AjaX (9105) 4271-6760 info. box 7032 CAMMM HEALTH FOODS Enhinacea... North America's Hottest Selling Herb used for... • toothaches • headaches • stings Along with fighting against the common cold. Look, Live & Feel Better In the 90s. Not 7035 1271 KhVdon Rd. 0 1 0 D Mademiselle Sp A WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUBS 6 MONTHS FOR: Fantastic Bring in a non $ 99 00* - Savings Perishable food item to receive of $40000 this rate! Come b Celebrate our Street Block Party [-Info. #7 Some Restrictions May Apply. Offer valid only Oct. n, 30 427=2977 WATCH FOR OUR FLYER TODAY Durham Carpet orating Dein Special Treatment Decorating • 60 OZ 100% Continuous Filament Nylon • Premium fligh Density Underpad • Expert Installation • 30 Colours To Choose From • 10 Year Wear Warranty • Stain Safety 785 Westney Rd. S. #5 Ajax 427-8838 Info Box #7028 SAVE UP TO 20%OFF sugg. ROW On a special selection of • WALL COVERINGS DUETTED PLEATED SHADES r -'SAVE UP TO 30% OFF On a special selection of • CUSTON V MIDOW TREATMENTS in a wide assortment of fabrics i 5141les. NO PAYMENTS LNiDA SNAn FOR 90 DAYS 905430 -Ml fk 250 Sayly StFRESH DAILY Ajax Soup Info & Source Open box # Sandwiches 7031 24 Hours SAVE UP TO 40%oFF Sugg. Retail On a special selection of • MINI BUNDS • MICRO BUNDS • ROLLER BLINDS CALL WFOSOURCE •7034 FOR DETAILS BILLINGSGATE Fisb & Cbips 00 iIIIIADDOCK SPECIAL Mon, Tues., Wed. ONLY. Purchase 2 orders of Fish & Chips at the regular price ($3.95) and receive 1 order of Fish & Chips FREE PRESEW COUPM WHEN ORDERING EXPIRES OCT sasr 46 Church SL S. (905) 6e6 -o90 .. - of osou ree Check your infosource directory on page 28 for information on how lo11 �. to use our "Talking Newspaper". Listen to a detailed message from N.erirtianr.ir. the busing on this page plus many morel Call 683-704E0, Child-care organization seeks board volunteers DURHAM — Schoolhouse Playcare, a non-profit child-care organization operating out of several Durham locations, is seeking volunteers to sit on its board of directors. People are needed with back- grounds in child care, finance, marketing and/or human additional committee work as deemed necessary (research, reports, telephone calling and the like). A minimum commit- ment of one year is being requested. Applicants must be 18 years or older, have a desire to serve the board, and have demonstrat- ed leadership capabilities and team building skills. The posi- tions are not open to employees Of Schoolhouse Playcare, their relatives, or relatives of current board members. Schoolhouse Playcare has been serving Durham Region for 10 years. It operates 14 child- care centres in leased space within Durham Board of Educa- tion schools. Schoolhouse Play - care is an independently - financed organization. Applicants should send a resume to Schoolhouse Playcare Centre. 400 Taunton Rd. E.; RR #2; Whitby, Ont., LIN 5R5. ADVERTISING CORRECTION E I a 's October Home Values aPPP in9 in this paper, Wednesday oct. 26,1994. On Page 7 - Mulfiex deep fryer, Mod. A 13, the wrong model is shown. Correct style does not have Automatic timer. Inadvertently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or contusion to our customers. EATON'S UNITY CENTRE r SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6/94 It you are planning a wedding w whin the next 2 years, you will avant to suend. Door Prizes • Gift Sags FREE by hwkstion Cmn Mn 839-4o4o or Lvnn 4274WM Prices effective from Sunday, October 23 until Saturday, October 29, 1994, we reserve the ^9ht to Irmit W&Mtres The Savings Come Home Vis„ ....�_.__... When you purchase a 17", 9 Toppings LOEB Awesome Dudf.� ea. Pizza 'While Quantities Last. Florida Oranges Product of U.S.A. New Crop, 5 Ib bag Eye of Round Roast Cut From Canada "A" Grades or U.S.D.A. Select Beef, Whole, Cryovac Sprig Fruit Drinks FBI, Assorted Varieties 8x3x250mL fib We're close to you! Ajax Marketplace 475 Wes&" Rd. North Ajax 686-5632 Baywood 105 Bayiy Street West Alax 6686-1440 Glendale Marketplace 1900 Dixie Rd. Pickering 831-5632 resources to till o, various board positions. The involvement expected of each board �I member includes: attendance and partici- pation at a l monthly board meeting, atten- dance at at least one monthly _ committee meet- ing. and some additional committee work as deemed necessary (research, reports, telephone calling and the like). A minimum commit- ment of one year is being requested. Applicants must be 18 years or older, have a desire to serve the board, and have demonstrat- ed leadership capabilities and team building skills. The posi- tions are not open to employees Of Schoolhouse Playcare, their relatives, or relatives of current board members. Schoolhouse Playcare has been serving Durham Region for 10 years. It operates 14 child- care centres in leased space within Durham Board of Educa- tion schools. Schoolhouse Play - care is an independently - financed organization. Applicants should send a resume to Schoolhouse Playcare Centre. 400 Taunton Rd. E.; RR #2; Whitby, Ont., LIN 5R5. ADVERTISING CORRECTION E I a 's October Home Values aPPP in9 in this paper, Wednesday oct. 26,1994. On Page 7 - Mulfiex deep fryer, Mod. A 13, the wrong model is shown. Correct style does not have Automatic timer. Inadvertently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or contusion to our customers. EATON'S UNITY CENTRE r SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6/94 It you are planning a wedding w whin the next 2 years, you will avant to suend. Door Prizes • Gift Sags FREE by hwkstion Cmn Mn 839-4o4o or Lvnn 4274WM Prices effective from Sunday, October 23 until Saturday, October 29, 1994, we reserve the ^9ht to Irmit W&Mtres The Savings Come Home Vis„ ....�_.__... When you purchase a 17", 9 Toppings LOEB Awesome Dudf.� ea. Pizza 'While Quantities Last. Florida Oranges Product of U.S.A. New Crop, 5 Ib bag Eye of Round Roast Cut From Canada "A" Grades or U.S.D.A. Select Beef, Whole, Cryovac Sprig Fruit Drinks FBI, Assorted Varieties 8x3x250mL fib We're close to you! Ajax Marketplace 475 Wes&" Rd. North Ajax 686-5632 Baywood 105 Bayiy Street West Alax 6686-1440 Glendale Marketplace 1900 Dixie Rd. Pickering 831-5632 ._ -..w.,,... t at�ws.. �.R.i� .L--� - -_ .r qY sem. �.-_ .i.t �_ •�� .►r's'n - .}wr =�,. �(_�y`�t7�_��� 1 .;o'e -.- s ..i - -`�,y� ..:. %~�` Iw cl `ar).r, yt t .I pyt ., . ... �.... . ..,r.. Abe II=%1iVC .. Help for Durham Region fon meet'ing 3Rs rules By LARAE ROULTON FNVIRONMENrAL SFEC]ALff Does your company need help meeting the new 311s regulations? If so, Durham Region's works depart- ment provides the perfect opportuni- ty for you Io gather information, ask questions and network with people in the recycling industry during its upcoming 2nd Annual Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (IM) seminar entitled, "Are Your Resources Going to Waste?" The one -lay seminar Wednesday, Nov. 2 at LeGala Banquet and Conference Centre, at 65 Sunray St. in Whitby, offers panel discussions and local waste reduction success stories as well as exhibitors. The panel discus- sion on new development, for exam- ple, includes composting and reuse opportunities for the IC&I sector. Seminar highlights of the day include: ♦ Durham Region's IC&I waste reduction program ♦ Ministry of Energy and Environ- ment's new As regulations f waste auditing techniques + local success dories ♦ effective marketing and contract negotialtion ♦ new developments in composting for IC&I t waste reduction and purchasing options ♦ new developments in waste reduction and recycling markets ♦ reuse opportunities For details and a registration form, call Elaine at 905-668-7721 or 416-869-3751 (Toronto line). ooa For Waste Reduction Week `94, the Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) has prepared a 24 -page kit of suggestions, dollars and sense facts, and business success stories. The following suggestions from this kit offer employees ways to reduce waste and protect the envi- ronment: ♦ Establish a "green team" to spear- head environmental or waste reduc- tion activities. Include staff members from each department or section of the organization. ♦ Determine achievable, realistic environmental goals. Write them Dr. Michael Foo & Associates Family Dentistry • ' NEW PATIENTS WELCOME AJAX RICHMOND HILL 427-0822 771-0788 95 GAYLY ST. W. STE SM 9019 BAYVIEW AVE SAYWOOD PLAZA E OF HAAWOOD PROFESSION . BLDG. S -E. 9203 Open Monday to Saturday, evening appointments available. Cie7_C Notice of Change Canada Public Notice CRTC 1994-12S. The CRTC has received the following application: l . AJAX Out. Application (9413543(1)) by DURHAM RADIO INC. to amend the licence of CJKX- FM Ajax, by increasing its effective radiated power from 3,440 to 5,110 watts. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATION: 339 Wcstnev Rd. S., Suite 201, Ajax, Ont. The complete text of this application is available through the Public Examination Room of the CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudiere, 1 Promenade du Portage. Rarm 201. Hull, Oue. 18X 4B1, (819) 997-2429; and through the CRTC regional office in Toronto: Standard Life Centre, Suite 820, 121 King St. W.. Toronto, Out. M5H 31`9 (416) 954- 6273.Written interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC. Ottawa. Out. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant on or before IS Novesber 1991. For more information on the intervention process, you may al -A) call CRTC Public Affairs in Hull at (819) 997-0313, Fax (x19)994-0218, TDD (819) 994-0423. 1 *'Cardia and Conseil do Is radiodiffunion .t des T Commission 1614communkatlons eanedietwles $12 HAIRCUT $20 CUT & FINISH $10 FINISH $3S9$4S PERM. CUT & FINISH vrlo� lar Nr a. Sli-paaftudiid�d YAM CWry>. Noappotaun etnecas9ry. 111111104-MAI11111S F.xp�x,no,p�cr>ni s�- Irickaiog Town centre 420-8000 Ext. S50 & SSJ TM . e irr i.na iwriwA of sin. r .. kwcW lo w wiC ► i f 1 down in a short enviromrcnfal poli cy statement and post the policy for all to see. ♦ Recycle toner cartridges. Set up a laser or copier toner cartridge recy- cling program in your office. Con- tact the RCO for a list of companies that offer this service. ♦ Develop a purchasing policy that includes environmental criteria and ask your suppliers to co-operate. If they refuse, switch suppliers. A lim- ited supply of the entire kit is avail- able free by calling the RCO at 416- 960-1025. Gentle Dentistry for Adults, Kids, and Great Big Babies. To help you feel at ease: ✓ Ultrasonic cleanings ✓ Soothing nitrous oxide & general anesthesia ✓ Virtual vision headsets to help you relax ✓ Autoclave sterilization ✓ Complete preventi* - & restorative dentistry Convenient care with you in mind: ✓ We file & accept direct insur- ance payments (you pay only txxtion not covered by plan) ✓ 5% discount for senior citizens ✓ Walk-in & same- day appoint- ments welcome ✓ Treatment for impacted wisdom teeth available CSI fa your free cosmetic consultation! • Learn how tooth whitening, porcelain veneers, and other cosmetic procedures can make your smile look brighter. Dr. Steven Nadel, D.D.S. Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 172 Marwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax r-1 . . . . . . . r . . . . . . . . . .0 PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 26, 1"4 big' in at turkey PICKERING - Local residents will get a United Church at 5 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 30. $10 for adults $10 and $5 for children. chance to relive their recent Thallksgiving For directions; go north on Westney Rd. Children under age 5 eat free. Advance feasts at a turkey supper this Sunday. to 6th Concession west on 6th Concession ticket sales only. Call 683-6217 (Doug) or suppei r n Greenwood The supper takes place at the Greenwood to church in village of Greenwood. Cist is 683-5828 (Kenn) for information. NUMBER ONE SELLING CAR IN CANADA CHEVROLET CAVALIER DEMAND BETTER... DEMAND OLDSMOBILE m�1rt.� OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA BEST FUEL ECONOMY IN CANADA GEO METRO OL.DSMOBILE SUPREME SL LONGEST LASTING MOST DEPENDABLE TRUCK LOWEST PRICED CONVERTIBLE IN CANADA GEO TRACKER .V916 CHEVY ASTRO VAN CHEVY S -SERIES ALL NEW INTERIOR OLDSMOBILE EIGHTY EIGHT CHEVY BLAZER AT YOUR CHEVROLET CEO 11 OLDSMOBILE DEALERS irvaticas NOT E W RY AS %QM LWX..M SHALL MW AT PARTOPAIING DEALERS 11 �... . .. . ... .... . . . ....... . ....-. a 8 s a 3 . : s s y s s s y s s s .: s 4: y 4 • • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 26,• IOWAA" 27-A :CJ"phone-lineFall Classic trade show on Thursday AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Board between 75 and 100 booths participa&g• of Trade is hosting a trade show Thursday and business- Booths cost $50 plus GST for Board of Trade mem- lun C es still have time to arrange to show off their wares. hers and $100 plus GST for non-members. Included in soughtThe Fall Classic Trade Show is being held at the the cost is a table and cover, a chair and a basket for v0teers Metro East Trade Centre from 4:30 to 8:30 m. as business cards or gifts. P P� DURHAM — Volunteers are needed for a 24-hour telephone help -line that of Small Business Week frau Oct. 24 to 30. The public's welcone to the free show. lends an ear and assistance to people in distress. This is the third year for the Fall Classic, one of two The trade centre is on Brock Road just north of The Distress Centre needs individuals 21 years and older for its adult line trade shows the Board of Trade holds each vear with ltiuhwav ant in Pirkennu and people 18 to 21 years for its youth line. Callers to the Distress Centre are seeking help with personal conflicts and volunleers try to help them find their own solutions to the prob- lem. Vol ntm co-ordinator Jennifer Gushue says, "We carefulIn - ly select empathetic, non -judgmental, responsible individuals" to answer calls. A screening and interview process is held to choose individu- als for training. Active listening skills, crisis counselling and intervention tech- niques will be taught during training sessions Sundays, Nov. 27 and Dec. 4, from 10 am. to 5 pm. Volunteers pay $25 for training to cover material casts. Training sessions in 1995 will be held Feb. 12 and 19, June 4 and 11, and Sept. 17 and 24. The Distress Centre requires a commitment of 16 to 20 hours a month, flex- ible to the volunteer's schedule, at the organization's Oshawa location. Volun- teers on the adult line are also required to work one overnight shift, but youth line workers are not. Call the centre at 723-4461 for more information or for an application. PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra Sound • Lab Located on Premises 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 839=3883 N Kin n Rd. PICKERING Gtenanna Rd. E+ YEDCAL PICKERING COMPLEX TOKEN PK�(ER1NC CENTRE1 E CIVIC COYPIEX JShen i X11 •I1 Ul 1A�q N'E OFFER iIORNING/E1'ENING/FULL TI%IE AND POST GRADUATE AMANCED COURSES. REG1STft.',.'."W FOR: PROFESSIONAL MAGE UP Morning course - Nov. 2, 94 ♦ Evening course - Nov. 2, 94 ESTHETIC INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA Morning course - Nov. 2, 94 ♦ Evening course - Nov. 2, 94 Full time course - Jan. 3, 95 ELECTROLYSIS Monday course - Nov. 7, 94 eOdrTreanpMts •� "&46W N.Al 6PERIENCE THE BEST AESTHETIC TRAINING LEADING TO A SUCCESSFOL CAREER WITH INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS. The only INFA school in Canada Call us for more information 4M1477.5115 or 14NW371.8177 .7100 Warden Avenue. Unit 7. Markham (Warwn / sieeiesi x � .�:'` Question: WHO CARES ABOUT THE FAN ? a) Major League Baseball b) The National Hockey League c) Toronto Raptor Ticket Agents d) Mid He4-% 2 THE FAN MAKES THE GAME !! S MAKESIVI D HEN'U THE FAN .. J �0m us Im • •• , 121 1 Kingston Rd, SUNDAYS no in its for Picketing JUST CRUNCHING own n.. NFL ACTION • 7 dishes 47 screens , 839 • �J�O = 0 missed games! DURHAM REGION ACT a WILL BE SPONSORING LOTUS 1-2-3 for Windows - BASIC This is a 36 hour course that will provide the basic skills to build useful and attractive worksheets in Lotus. Various advanced features of Lotus will be covered (Databases. Macros and Charts) to further allow the participants to efficiently produce professional looking worksheets and charts in Lotus. Program Date: November 8, 1994 - December 15. 1994 Time: Tuesday and Thursdays 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Location: Computer Skills Training Centre 1400 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario Fees: members $65.00 non-members $110.00 Registration Durham Board of Education's Computer Skills Training Centre Adult Leaming Centre 421 Pine Avenue Oshawa, Ontario Fax No.: 905-579-9722 Dase - Pickering 816 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario Telephone: 905-420-5841 (Pickering) ° U R H A M R E O I O N 905-427-2165 (Toronto Line) A I" Fw. 905-579-1990 (Oshawa) • • A•� Learn how to save a life AJAX-PICKERING Durham Save -A -Life is offering a number of CPR courses in October, November and Decem- ber. The 10 -hour Basic Rescuer course is available in Ajax Nov. 14, 21 and 28 or Dec. 9 and 10. It covers bean attack preven- tion; risk factors: signs and symptoms of heart attack; adult, child and infant CPR; and con- scious and unconscious choking. The course is suitable for health care professionals, lifeguards, emergency services staff, and those with a need to know. A Basic Recertification four- hour course is offered in Ajax Nov. 7 or Dec. 12. It's designed to refresh skills learned in a Basic Rescuer -type course which participants must have taken approximately one year ago to qualify. The Infant/Child course requires six hours and is avail- able in Ajax on Nov. 19. It cov- ers child safety. CPR and con- scious and unconscious choking in infants and children. This course is suitable for parents, grandparents and babysitters. Certificates are issued on Operating in the 0 Manufacturers learn how, to be friends of the environment DURHAM — An upcom- ing breakfast forum will give manufacturers tips on how they can be friends to the environment. The Durham Region Manu- facturers Association is host- ing the event, which will focus on the necessity for environmental strategic plan- i ning by Ontario companies. + Panel members include York University environmen- tal studies professor Dr. Peter Homenuk, Durham College environmental technology instructor and former politi- cian Dr. Ross Stevenson, and Whitby lawyer David Sims. The speakers will empha- size the need for pro -active, non -adversarial approaches to environmental issues. And, the impact of the new Envi- ronmental Bill of Rights will be discussed. The forum is being held Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7:30 a.m., at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. Cost is $15. Call the association at 434- 1412 for more information. Please recycle this newspaper in completion of courses. Other dates are available and private courses can be booked for a minimum of eight partici- pants. 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North) /Iy • Pizza Pizza (Harwood Ave. South) �� �� • ���� 1010 � � � • SPONTANEOUS, athactive, single male. 23, 6'2', lined of head ;amen, seeks attractive, athletic female. 19.24, lot fnendship first or possible relationship. SY 1427 (COB) ESTABLISHED, attractive male. ?: 6 no dependents, seeks simi gar working female. with style class )nd a big head. SY 1428 (OSH) SINGLE, white male 26 61' 170 is non-smoker. enjoys many out- 1)or activities, country music and —,ovli seeking slim female. 20. _,�. non-smoker, with similar rater. _'js SY 1429 (OSH) ESTABLISHED while male 42, --; It•s black hair, brown eyes, kes cruising 68 Chevy, ;pnngsteen, cottages, picnics. 2aaymg guitar, concerts. seeks ;lim, non-smoking, social drinking emale. 32.42, for the above. SY 1438 (OSH) 007 tvonde Bond. license to exag- �Fate, diamonds may be forever -,ut I could be a girls best friend. 3eeking slim to medium build emale. non-smoking. 20-27 SY 1457 (DISH) SINCERE. dl;orced. while male. .8 5 8 . Groan hair blue eyes. hnnost, independent, lives in the -ountry, enjoys all aspects of nature, dislikes city life and bar Nene. seeking female with no ,^,Ing children. same qualities SY 1463 (COB) ATTRACTIVE maledivorced, carr, 3C 5 6 175 IbS_ who enjoys .,ds rookmc and stupid movies. .k%id like is meet female, 27-38. mus! haze a sense of tumour. for friendship possible bng-term rela- •rnsti SY 1469 HONEST, sincere and tired of the -eeny coppers. male. 20. looking 'or that special female. for friend - :h -r. ooss ble relationship. SY 1470 POSH; HONEST r3,e. 40. 62'.2351b6.. -r non-smoker. mAraly shy. q,ea! sense of humour, not bad Crkinq. Interested in honest play - UI aro unpretentious. would like to -leel lemaie 20.40. lir friendship, relationship SY 1483 iOSH DO . -ti enjoy movies, bingo. bo* - inC balks In the park.receiv;ng warm hugs and togetherness' .m an honest. down-to-earm male. 32. no ieperdents. seeks a tally 20-. to a permanent relationship. I wit answer at replies SY 1500 (COB) INTERESTING. divorced man wan ne :hiKlren 47 56', brown hair and eyes. on a scale of 10- I'm a 6 or 7. enjoys country livrg outside Of Port Perry interested in travel. seeks a woman.. 38.48. for country IN-, only, friendship fest. SY 1523 FATHER of one, divorced. 41, 5 5. 'sit lbs . Iookmg for a down-to- earth lady. 30-40, tot an honest. open relationship. Serious calls only SY 1545 JOSH) EMPLOYED, single father. 30, 6. 180 lbs.. hazel -green eyes, curry hair, enjoys music, dancing. sports and ca ndeld dinners, Is looking for a woman. 25.35, who enjoys simF lar Interests. Race unimportant. BY 1552 JOSH) BLUE -eyed. single, while male, 29, brown hair, enjoys country and western music, last cars, spats, likes children, loves animals and horseback riding, if interested, Please call. SY 1558 JOSH) FUi•loving, single, while male. 37. brown hal, brown eyes, 5'T. 135 bs., enjoys life and spending quiet evenings with that special lady. (Karen - please all back and leave Phone number again). SY 1577 (OSH) HONEST, sincere, blond lai blue eyes, 44, 150 Itis., smoker, not drinker, loves bk'ycfN, movies and dining out, interested in mceing a petty blond, 35.45. Social drinker and single moms welcome. SY 1584 JOSH) SHY, honest and caring white male, 26, looking for an attractive country gel, 22+, who litres the out- doors, camping, romantic ciinriers, movies and quiet himes, for a big. Permanent relationship. SY 1585 (OSH) WARM HEARTED, caring, attrac- tive male 33, seeking that special e CALL ANYTIME e 24 HOURS A DAY e 7 DAYS A WEEK Hire's hrrw to use the service: 1- Select the ado s) cou "i.h to resfxnd to and make note of the four digit SY 'lnailbm" numher that appears at the end of each ad You arc interested in. 2. Cling a touch tone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 any tune of the day. You must he within the 905 arca code to access Sincerely Your,, telephtmc scr: icc. 3. 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Serious Inquiries only SY 1586 (01 FAITHFUL and considerate. attrac- tive. interesting, single. while male wants to meet a healthy, good- nattred while female trend. 50-65 for a possible relabo ship and trips south SY 1609 (OSH) SEPARATED lather of rw0. easy- going, athletic. lilies sports. rac- quetball and tennis. would like fc meet a single female for compan- ronshlp SY 1610 (OSH) EASYGOING male. 29 would like to meet a lady 25-30, enjoys camping. bowling. baseball, drutg out and spending quiet everxngs at home single moms welcome SY 1611 (DISH) LOOKING for a female. 25.30. who s honest and snoere. must like marc. movies. walks r the moon - W and dining out. SY 1612 SEPARATED. ranng. employed father cf 2 teens 39. heavy -set. to Oto bar or head games. Likes out- doors, winter and home times Searching for a while female. 35- 40. for possible relationship Single moms welcome SY 1613 (COB) HARDWORKING. single male 33 is 'ooKng for a single while female. 25-35. who enjoys moves, walks and dimers. for friendship, t)ossl- ble relationship. SY 1614 SEPARATED, single white male. 39, feels 29 attractive enjoys all sports. Leafs and the Jays and rock n' roil music. seelonq while female, 29.35. with srmlar nler- esis. Lula Call back. Lost it SY 1615 GOOD lookingsinglewhite male. early 20 s. looking for a shm. anw- live female in her 20 s. Interests should include country music and spats. SY 1616 JOSH) CONSIDERATE, active, attractive man, semi -retired. wishes to meet a one man woman for relationship. possible manage, many interests, one who knows what she wants. prefer 50.60. SY 1617 TALL, attractive, single, white male, 31, seeks fall, attractive, mature, single, white female. 25- 35, who is easy-going, honest. sn- oere, sersilive and fornalift, for a meaninglrY relationship. SY 1618 JOSH) )TTO male, 24, seeking sin- gle female, interested in music movies and personal get-together. SY 1619 OSH SENSITIVE male, 32, short dirty Wm* hair, happy-go-lucky gut' ores hockey e,5peaaly lois, look- ing for lady, 20.30, to attend Leafs games 94-95 season gold seats loobrg fa big -tern relatbrship. sr 1620 osH EASYGOING, divorced male, 63. loves dancing and trips south. is loolug for a good-natured female, 50+, who knows what she wants. If you think you are this woman, call for a possible relationship. SY 1621 OSH CARING, divorced, father Of two. 36, 5T,155 bs., average -looking. enjoys praying cards, cuddling, romance and country music. seeks a female who loves (lids, for fnerrd- ship, possible long-term relation- ship. SY 1622 SINCERE. r;e. A,,:- Tae 35 5 : trrwn hair blue eyes enjoys children. bingo, bowling and camping would like to meet that special lady for a possible relation- Ship SY 1623(OSH) HARDWORKING. easy-going sin- gle father 29 erjcys the outdoors. country tile and camping. looking to meet single female mother for htendstxp or possible relallorshtjp SY 1625 (OSHi OUTGOING ^ a e. 28. educated. employed whc likes sports of almost any kind. skiing and qwH times, would like to meet an hon- est. sini single lady 20.30. who shares the same things SY 1626 ONE-Kcman-mar early 40's. 56' 135 cs In sear- of special female who enlcys movies. long wales, romantic dinners and with a good sense of humour Let s be friends SY 1627 (OSH) DEDICATED. arikoncrg. honest and caring ^tare 28. nol Interested in the bar scene 5 8' brown hair and green eyes. enjoy working on cars. seekm q 3 single while lemale SY 1628 (OSH) NifAGINE meeting me Singie dad 38 good shape. good mind, enjoys baseball, canoeing native art. poetry and my music. If you are romantic and affractve. I dare you to call I know I will give I my all SY 1629 SPONTANEOUS whde male rah no dependents 33 57' who loves all of what Ide has to deer Vaned Interests Looking for a slim tc average built female with bubbly personality and loves all that lie can offer us. SY 1630 THERE ARE 22 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! I am a herrtsome male, 23.5'10', 17011 who loves the outdoors and has a passion for Ide. I am looking for an Melt", passion, ate, sexy yang woman, 20.30 (no to share .Stimes and possible SY 1631 Jam) GENTLE, atng and quill single male, 45, 510'. 150 lbs., good build, boiling for a lady. 35.48, who is senssive, ked and caning, 1410 ured weloome. SY 1633 Jam) NICE guy, single, 44, 510', 160 lbs., caring, romantic. good sense - ar^,r, do rgklr.; iionate. non-smck.ng female wire wants that W,.a reldtiorshp SY 1634 DREAMER equired. Male. 38. honest ;table. established attrac- tive. health conscious and active. seeks similar natural lady for friernd- ship and a possible relationship. Sinole mothers welcome. SY 1635 (OSH) SEXY Farm-hearleC alfecoatee spontaneous. romantic male 27 looking for a lady me likes tc share quality times together SY 1636 (OSH) HONEST —ae 33 5" slim fit. blonde c,ue eyes non-smoker. social drinker. enjoys movies, sports. most outdoor activities. wth a sense or humour and who 4 pas- sionate looking for an attractive tally. 23-33. for a relationship. SY 1637 HANDSOME. skm honest and ds- hrgr,rsned gentleman. eary 50s. 513'. separated, would like to meet a lady who is skin tc medium built. 45.5C. for friendship and a possible relationship SY 16381OSH) SPECIAL .ads needee for a sperm mar 5C 5 9' enjc; s 'most spoes long walks cards. dancing. cross- country skiing and hugs. seeking a warm stir o ing woman Lefs oe friends and let nature take ds parse. SY 1639 (OSH) GRATEFUL dad ror the joys in my life. my 3 wondeAul kids house - boating. water skiing corvetng. weight ironing. martrai ads, darc- ng. for the possbidy of meeting a terrific woman from this ad SY 1640 (OSH) A true bit* and srrrgle white male, 6 150 IDs . 36. usually taker for 2S or 30, enjoys romantic evenings wining and dining looking for shm. attractive female. 26.36 hope to hear from you soon love SY 1641 GOOD man. young at mean. only 46, but love to walk for miles. Indian carpets, love flowers, gar- dening, the moody blues, need a good lady to share rice evenings and comfy nrgM.s. SY 1642 JOSH) LONG hairedsingle white male. 20. 6'. looking for a single while female, 18.24, who enjoys roman- tic wale, cuddling by the fire and professional wrestling. SY 1643 JOSH) GOOD looking male, 29, 5 5'.. medium build, dark hair, brown eyes, well tanned, very clean, attractive, gold cook, looking for female, 23-30, that enjoys out- doors, wining and dining and a good lime. SY 1644 DIFFERENT, energetic mal. 22, will by anything once, is ktolag for a possible relationship with a female, 18-26, who is crazy, likes the outdoors, sports, long walks and spending time together. SY 1645 (OSH) GOOD looking male. 6. blond:brown hair, non-smoker, home owner, young 39, enjoys bating, waling and skating. would like to meet a good looking female, 30s, for possible long-term relation- ship. SY 1646 JOSH) ATHLETIC, attractive and very romantic single father, 30ish, Is looking for a single temale, age THB NEMS AWb.; WMI111 Rik:Ai&Ti6i 4§A aft efrciisio l for happiness, rm a rtla , man, 37, who can be there lor you during rough times, discretion assured. SY 5530 WOULD love to hear from a slill. attractive woman. 20.55, for relax- ing hours and talk. I'm a 50 year young male, can meet morning. noon or night. discrefion assured r. and compatible. I m sure. SY 5554 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL male. 27. look - ng for same for friendship. possr M ole relationship. non-smoker SY 5563 GAY male 23, seeking same. 19- for fnendi possible rela- tionshlp, enjoys dancing, movies soclallzing and gwet leisure time If this sounds like you° Respond y SY 5564 (OSH) MALE. 39. looking for an attrac- ir;e. anacrred or single female 25.45. for casual erlocunters. d1s- Cretion assured. SY 5565 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE '*ale dancer 24 ;eco, s,;- older female for Infer- r, romantic times dtscretlon . lured. SY 5566 ATTRACTIVE maie 32. seeks a :mparoor 'or friendship possible 9iahon5hip discretion assured :.d exoeded SY 5567 OSH GOOD-LOOKING—ae »5 Cok- Vor an arracrr;e temale 30-45 ;r discreet affemnate ercoun- '�rs. discretion assured and xpected. SY 5568 MALE. WOklnr'or same SY 5570 OSH midnightA 12 days a week SINGLE —ale. 28 would like _,er 'rugrared. attached females r�K rr •-r :roc �^.0 —� c ;; 35, for sincere open relationship mends fest. possible retatanshtp Loves country music and dancing and the outdoors SY 2156 (OSH) EASYGOING *mite female 57i 12:.los 24. auburn hair, green eyes. non-smoker and good sense at tumor seeking 3 male 2 4- 30 SY 2157 fOSH 1 AFFECTIONATE ,oing at heart worrar 53' ' 3C .os green eves. non-smoker. enjoys walking moires. holdiN hands, dtrtK+g out See" single male 50 50. 5 10, whc can be honest open and secure to keg ter•* relationsttp SY 2158 AFFECTIONATE ^oang lady. 40 5 - '3� ,is -r:rn hair, eyes loves the outdoors. skating. long walks in the leaveslooking for male. for friendship leading :G a miaborshlp and d yotrre kxxcng', r a good woman. I m looking 'Cr a good man SY 2160 (OSH) TRYING tc `t back .n. smgre mom Itwd bels separated one year. loaung'o get back at 1 ,sports that !si Are you Interested In playing ra0quetbal and Bono timer physi- cal activities SY 2161 INDEPENDENT anraciae Y. 57 12C IpS. Due eyes, Doi single mom looking 'or attractive estab- Wed single male. 35-4' Old lake - drilling. dancing. rr es muse walks and nleligerx -omersainons SY 2163 OSH HONEST. slrgie. white female seeks a back male 2G23 who enjoys spontaneous things and horseback noting, for a serious rela- aashp SY 2164 ATTRACTIVE woman early 20s who likes keg drivesmovies. and good Miles. would lace is meet srt- gle male. 22.36. for friendship Dos - side relationship SY 2165 HEART of gold, attractive temale. 31, long blorde hair, large green eyes, in great shape. loves chil- dren. animals, especially horses. looking for a ate -woman -Oran for friendship, possible relationship. Senous replies only. SY 2166 ATTRACTIVE -bolding. single. 44. smoker, social drinker, lodong for a black orale, 3545, who lilies dans M quiet evenings, animals and a relationship. SY 2167 JOSH) ROMANTIC, attractive, mother of two bdafrg to meet a single while gentleman who is financially secure and committed loo a serous rela- tionship No head gauges and must love cNdia - SY 2168 JOSH) DOWN4o-eadh female, not ttrn, not beautiful, 36, enjoys country music, dining, dancing and quiet evenings at home, looking for male, 35.45, with similar nlerests. SY 2169 (OSN) ROMANTIC, sensitive, allradive. educated, non-smoking, white female, 26, 51', loves children, theatre, movies, travel, dinners ouUn, not interested in bars, seeks a'tor -smoking, while male, 27.32. for a serous, committed relation- ship. SY 2170 OUST female, 29, 5$', brown fair, dark brown eyes, single room of 2. enjoys damping. long drives, wales, movies good or bad. I love to read and cuddle, looking for a single :ter •a.T ,rlr✓ "4-r' ,vrr"c disappointed SY1647(COBi ROCK rkmber 29 all, smart'nice guy' seeks lernale belay salve. SY 1648 IOSH) BUSINESS orleswrgl, attractive. S;ngle tattier 42. 58'. bran hair Sim it non-smoker interested In meeting a ft, attradrve lady. 30s to early 40s. for possible relationship SY 1649 (OSW WIDOWER 5 1C' 155 'ts . enjoys dancing an walks. nature camping. trail camper onN. would like to meet a shim tally 55-62. for a keg lasing relahorsttrp SY 16% JOSH) EASYGOING anile male. 30, me^..:m build tlue eyes. curry brown he nice personality inde- pendent it'fou are interested n meeting someone special for good times, camping and dancing or a day out SY 1651 SHY. he -es' and retired white mare. 28, looll for a country gin 21., who likes Outdoors, sporting everts and quiet tires. for * no - ship poss;ble relationship SY 1652 (OSHI LOYAL *hr!e'nale. 30 single. shm ^uIc r," 'azef eyes stable job, seeking pole female 25.35. edtr cated :r career minded. incl loves romance S rgre mems are wel- come SY 1653 ARE oocng'or that pedeC stud" could be tvm 26.61' Due eyes brown hair rery athletic. looking for an attractive woman 25-35 tri d you may idle It SY 1654 (OSH) VERY )ood-;ookxtc. educated pro- fessfor l eslablislied and it. look - Ing for an anracirve non-smoking professional female shm and fit. 30.40 SY 1655 (OSH) ARE you 28.35. good lookxg, hon- est and emotionally secure? Are you fit, dean shaven, have brown hair and We in uric PrdrefnryAlax area? Seriously, I know lis a lot to ask, but I have a lot to offer. SY 2059 (OSH) BUBBLY blonde and fulkol-Ide fefrwle, 49, sweel. warm, youig•at- hiead, sinking and good-looking, seeking that special tall male Irierd, for friendship fast, possible relaliorship. SY 2105 SHAPELY brunette, happy, heathy and full of life. I love nature, not camping, classical muse and God. Havegood saw of hunim and libido. Seeking single while male, 45.55.5'10' or over with comple- medary personality. SY 2146 SINCERE female, 45, enjoys the atre, dancing, walks, candlelight dirtier, deals by the fire, would like to meet stable, sincere, honest man with similar interests, for friendship, possible relationship SY 2149 PROFESSIONAL female, 47, smoker, likes outdoor activities includiN camping• fshrg, golfing and horseback riding, country music and dancing, is looking to meet a man, 40.50, with similar interests. SY 2153 SINCERE, singe, while lem ole. 28, and honest. SY 2171 GENEROUS. single mother of 1. 26. 5' naw eyes. bk,nde-brown hair. enjoys country music. dancing and romantic evenings Nould like to meet someone with sonar trill ests for possible retalionshp. No head games SY 2172 SINCERE. ^,r,orce,: „nae. srgle rri of ' p,ondle-brown nair green eyes 34 56' likes .ingc, baling, spons praying cards. out- doors Would like to meet sincere while male 34-40 5 9% rnh good sense d nrlmour SY 2173 ATTRACTIVE s rg.e rhae to^ate. 2' S 9' '50 Ili brown hair brown eyes. seekinr- 3 man 23-29, for fnendshro. ocssdxe reia- trorsiv SY 2174 SINCERE aro moiled pelife female with mar, 'r� attributes to offer rm In search rt one gentleman who knows the meaning of the cords sincere tror>est and caring. 50.6 SY 2175 ROMANTIC separated female seeks —a,e :s -3C for trfencift possitle relationship mus! love kids single fathers welcome SY 2176tCoe` Hi — :er. ;ry noon nt: 'or a good c,cKr; guy 3C -4C arc is sincere about finding the might lady mus; like Ivldren SY 217' fOSH) HONEST shoe wnrte 'e'raie 29 er.,:.rs sK. ng :amc!re. bowling dining our and staying n. would hike to Tee 3 'male 26-36. with similar rteres:s SY 2178 (COB) FIERY diene anrac rye roman- :Ic. sincere female 43 5'6' stmt with nterests it. fitness seeks attractive male. 39.43 5 10' .. pnysrcauy tit. employed, energetic. loves lite and romance SY 2979 (OSH) orr-v Classy lady In- ver ono enjoys daring. races and quiet limes is searching !a a sin- gle. white. Make driver who wards to be pampered and chertseed. SY 2980 INDEPENDENT, attractive brunette. 36. 58'. single profes- sional mom, non-smoker, with a good sense of hurnour, would like to meet an honest. sincere, whie gentleman, 35-45. 5'9'•, for friendship first. SY 2180 PROFESSIONAL single female. 33. attractive, loves horses and country firing. seeks easy-going reale, masculine, no dependents, around same age. SY 2181 (COB) TRAVEL, movies. music. dancing, quiet leisure tines and some out- door acthdties, sounds late you? Professional, educated male, 27 seeks good400l", non -snicking while male with similar interests, for friendshipirelationship SY 5467 JCOB) ATTACHED female. 33, 57•.160 bs., write to meet an attractive female to get together for daytime encounters. 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The colorful display featuring the designed and painted a mural for the children's Noah's Ark Bible story measures 8 x 16 feet. sanctuary at Knox Presbyterian Church in Dutch treats at classical concert AJAX — Two classical musicians from the Netherlands will headline a benefit concert here Friday. Proceeds from The Chords That Bind concert will go to the Frontiers Foundation, an organization that builds or renovates homes, recreation centres, schools and churches in disadvantaged northern areas, mainly in off- reserve native communities, Flautist Karin Jansen and guitarist Rents Vendrig will perform accompanied by pianist Steffan Brunette from the University of Western Ontario. Also performing are Swedish vocalist Matilda Elliott, area pianists Benjamin Yue, Clifford Azavedo, Shannon Murphy and Lia Van Wees, and local vocalists Heather Tom, Nicole Wall and Victoria McWilliams. Works by Baden Powell, Moz t, Schubert, Job Lemon and Paul McCartney will be performed. The con= is being held at 7:30 pmL at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Doors open at 6:30 pmL More than 40 church and Durham -area residents have served since 1964 with the Frontiers Foundation and its predecessor Operation Beaver. Tickets are $5 and are available at the door or in advance by caning Barbera Canto at 839-2243, Glenda 'Vmty at 683-4841- or Bep Vea- - Wees 725-9674 or 263-2753. _ z. P! A Fine Dining Restaurant Special Dinner Menu $ 95 Sunday to Thursday per person . � $295rFrida y & Saturda 1pe Yperson All dinners include soup or salad, choice of potato or rice. fresh vegetables A garlic bread. REGULAR MENU AVAILABLE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES DONT FORGET! 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GO=T WELL 1FORCE eAEw BO?TM FOR PHONE YOU. FOR PP. S T HE BREw4TBEER SHOP 121Rd (Just ww d �Pktning Pickeringplayerhass"'• se nt ojumor WorldCup By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — A Pickering soccer player hopes to represent Canada on the world stage next year. Christopher Stewart, 15, will play on Canada's under - 17 national soccer team at the upcoming CONCACAF (Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football) qualifying tournament in EI Salvador next month. Twelve countries — Canada, Panama, Honduras, U.S., El Salvador, Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Netherlands Antilles, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic — will vie to become the top three teams in the CONCACAF grouping. Those three countries will advance to the World Cup Under -17 Championships in Ecuador in 1995. Stewart, a member of the Pickering Power under -16 rep soccer team this summer, has been a midfielder with the national squad for just under a year. The 18 -member national team leaves for Miami next Thursday for a one- week training camp. The squad then goes to El Salvador Nov. 2 for the CONCACAF tournament which runs until Nov. 13. Canada will play in Group 'A' along with EI Salvador, Nicaragua and Jamaica. The Canadians open the tourney against Nicaragua at San Salvador's Florblanca Stadium Nov. 2. The Dunbarton High School Canada has a legitimate chance to be one of the top three teams to advance to the World Cup. "Yeah, I think we do (have a shot). Our coach (long-time national coach Tony Taylor) thinks so as well. I'm not sure where we're ranked, but I know we have a good chance to qualify (for worlds)," says Stewart. This past weekend, he travelled with the national team to Tinton Falls, New Jersey for exhibition games against the Honduras Grade 10 student feels Christopher Stewart national under -17 squad and the II.S. under -17 national club. The Canadians defeated honduras 1-0 and earned a Ninor atoms score a tie, lose two games by a goal AJAX-PICKERING — The Eastern Ontario league action. Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW Loral The Raiders nipped the Central 353 minor atom `AAA' rep hockey Ontario Wolves 3-2. Goaltender team recorded a tie in its last five Mike Snetsinger made saves on games in recent Eastern Ontario two penalty shots during the game. league action. The last stop came with three The Raiders were edged by the seconds left in the contest. Rocky Markham Thunder 5-4. Ajax- Ruta, Ryoma Ito and Jeff Tobin Pickering took the early lead, but scored for LOEB Glendale, with allowed Markham to score three assists to Ito, Ruta and Colin third -period goals. Keith Rhodes, Jennings. Brian Smart, Brent Dalliday and In a home game against Russell Dabunnskas scored for the Peterborough, the Raiders Raiders. Dalliday, Chris Griffin, dropped a 4-1 decision. Dabuzinskas and Steven Balvers Tyler McGregor scored recorded assists. the lone Ajax - Barrie dropped the Raiders Pickering goal, 5-1. Derek Polowyk scored assisted by Simon the lone goal for Ajax- Barg and Michael Pickering, assisted by Balvers Carroll. and Brian Smart. The Raiders The Raiders were AAA entered the recent nipped by Peterborough Peterborough 2-1. tournament and Trevor Wilson ID posted a record BE scored for the of one win and IBEW atoms, with three losses in an assist to Small. Goalie John Flude preliminary -round play and was kept the Raiders in the game and knocked out of playoff contention. Kevin Brown, Ian Suginomori, LOEB Glendale opened the 'Ibomas Milne, Pant Ruta and Bryan tourney with a 5-2 kiss to Quinte. Cbco-Wing turned in slid defensive Ito and McGregor scared, with an Ntts. o assist to Jennings. Ajax -Pickering earned a come- The Raiders then bombed from -behind 3-3 draw with the Streetsville 10-0. Andrew Hopkins Central Ontario Wolves. Smart, scored twice, with singles to Ryan J 0-0 tie with the Americans. Stewart says it was gratifying for the Canadians to play well against such top-flight competition. "They were both good teams and (the results) were very satisfying for us. I think I played up to my expectations." To better prepare for the upcoming CONCACAF tournament, the Canadians tested their skills against a series of Cuban teams during a tour of that island nation this past summer. Playing professional men's squads in that country, Canada's under -17 team won one game, but dropped two contests during the tour. However, Stewart feels the Cuban tour was beneficial for the Canadians. "I've been to Cuba before with the provincial team, but this time we played at a higher level against older, more experienced competition." Stewart says playing for the Canadian team has been a good experience, but taking on the best youth soccer players in the world would be a dream come true. "It's very important to me to represent my country. It's what I've been working for for the whole year. Even to get to the World Cup would be unbelievable," he says. Stewart would eventually like to play soccer prof es;imally. (,r _ im an athletic scholarship to a U.S. uni., St. Mary Catholic High Schoors Katie Edmunds keeps a step ahead of The chase Dunbarton High School's Nicki Greico during recent LOSSA junior girls' basketball action. Dunbarton won 43-35. However, St. Mary won the senior 1s on eorttest 54-44. St. Mary also captured the midget game. photo by Ron Pietroniro Bantam Panthers play .500 hockey aeon sod Rhodes scored Mor an, Tobin, Bar , Jennin s, Brooim&s 8 8 g PICKERING — The notched the win, stopping 18 of Pickering outshot Newmarket third -period goals for the Raiders, McGregor, Ito, James Cummins Pickering Panthers Julie's Esso 22 shots. The Panthers outsbot 28-25. with assists to Wiisoo, Griffm and and Scott Robinson. Assisting bantam `A' rep hockey team Aurora 46-22. Dalliday. Ryan Bosak was were Cumins with three, split two games last week, Pickering suffered a The Panthers' record is now 500 for the season with a record outstanding in the cage for the McGregor with two, Ito, Ruta, defeating the Auroratou h loss against Tigers 9-4 and losing to �G g g of one win, one loss and one tie. Raiders. Hopkins and Tobin with one Ti 8 8 ♦ y Newmarket, as it held a The Raiders were doubled by apiece. the Newmarket �yQ` 0� 4-3 second -period TM6q'I:Ml Oshawa 4-2 in another league tilt. Ajax -Pickering also lost to Redmen 6-4. lead, but surrendered io Cp�(S Brookings and Dalliday scared for Richmond Hill 6-3 and to Barrie Chris Hibbits' hat .t I" three unanswered ti95 SyO:<<Eg Penalty shot stop 8-5 in the tournament. Goals were trick led Pickering C6 goals in a 6-4 defeat. t 0 /►GGE scored by Jennings, Tobin, Ruta against Aurora, as he Docherty had a three. and Barg with two each, notched a goal in each point effort, notching a w t h one CI Hopkins and McGregor period. Brian Docherty "rl� ,Q� goal and two assists. preserves victory with one apiece. Assisting were and Erick Costa each A1 Other markers went to AJAX-PICKERING — The Morgan with two, Carroll, Ito, added a pair of goals, with Hibbits, Eric Cuzzolino and Pickering CwT' Steven Colterman, Cummins, sin les to Ben Collins and Jod Ajax -Pickering Raiders LOEB Tobin, McGregor and Hopkins Brown Y Brown. Marine Glendale major atom `AAA' rep with one each. Goaltender Chris Nurse made 905) $3744 ►p1a,>red,.5W,� .. .i4. , , . , , , ►1 °+si�e�deF..V�Yg. ,�a><ras..1x9 . saYeS W. the. Pantll�ts., . t t_. . ........... ............. ....................... 'rill yft - •rr-r• ..•.• �• .�.�.. '14Vy .eery I Qwfr - a1NmOiQ both 0810 "a-VAilby This Wbek (5764M &W Aiax4ftkeft Ina Adverbw (5111'76M to•YII d w of 104,01 e-`^ 7 Wedwedoy BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Start Your Training Today! My name is John Crane. I teach Business Administration at the Pickering Campus of the Toronto School of j Business. I have first-hand knowledge of the skills required to help you SUCCEED! My next class starts November 21, 1994 NOW IS THE TME TO ENROLL. We dont waste your time. We teach you what you need to know in as little as 6 months. Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: E9 ,tit_' � ,�- ' `:'• �, ta1L sel - lo'N%M' tee\-..r� Y N•jr. io Q 7 • • • • • • • err J 'You may quality for Financial Assistance. Gall and inquire. _ TORONTO • • •= (,Cjne PICKERWG CAItpUS 1450 KlnMstoe RdI Suite 17 naering, Ontario 420-1344 ext. 33 Starting November 21,1994! 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Ple�rdSupoort resume ,o: Lisa Plebalps, Or- ganization Metrics, 10 Winchester Rd. E.. Box 550. Brook in. Ont. LOB 1Co (102594) HAVE 15 hours a week you would Ike 10 mske productive? Work out d your home, cam $1500 parmonth with an «tal- Ire 36 yaw old company. Cal (414) 2114-4493. (110194) a• r:e>r # vHAWA •i'516 03 +l?1X - 683-736;1 r 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 g AJAX MUNICIPAL HOUSING CORPORATION ASSISTAN'T/RELIEF SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE required for POST HILL 132 Kingston Road West, Ajax, Ontario This is a new high rise apartment and town house development for families, seniors and singles. The couple appointed will be required to be present and on call every alternate evening and weekend as well as for statutory holidays and the Superintendent's vacations. One of the couple will be required to work full time as the Assistant Superintendent - A rent free two bedroom and den apartment will be provided in addition to a salary of $13,482.00 per annum together with benefits package. Previous related experience and ability to commence working at an early date would be an advantage. Resume to: LEV. Jones, Property Management Officer 40 Kinney Drive, Ajax, Ontario LIS 4133 Fax -905-683-9274 PART TIME OPPORTUNITY FOR THE HOMEMAKER, SEPI RETIRED PERSON OR STUDENT GRANADA HOSPITAL SERVICE The nation's current leader In hospital patient television rental is currently looking for a person to join its winning team. The deal person will be self stager who is meat In appearance. reliable. honest and can work without supervision. The chosen individual will be responsible for providing sakes and service to hospital patients in Oshawa, Ajax or Scarborough was. Approximate 3-6 hr commitment commencing at 2 p.m. Must be available both weekends and weekdays. Training supplied. Send resume to: File 87059 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. Ll H 71_5 or tax to 905-621-7575 GRANADA HOSPITAL SERVICES LTD wishes to thank in - advance all respondents. However, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted by phone Call or letter. Pickering Town Centre requires "EXPERIENCED" NEEDED 20 AZ DRIVERS • Clean abstract • 2 yrs. experience ADAMS SERVICES 430-2204 Ask for Randy Or Carol GAILLIND MAINTENANCE Requires housekeeping cleaners for the Ajax area. Day shift. bondable. Call 683-4134 Assemble products at home. Easy! No Selfi% You1e pW tinea. Fully guaranleed. % experience necessary. Call 1-504-641-7718 Ext 100 - 24 firs. ALASKAJOSS Earn up to $30.000 in 3 r'lortpns Asting saknon. Also construction, cannery. d fields plus more! FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE CILLI 1.504.646-4513 EXT. K100 .M. ■, TEMPORARY part time food demonstrators for Christmas season. $7.50 per hour. Must be dependable and neat. Call Janice 10 - 6. (905) 427.6730. (110194) 12 1 Office IF you are single or a single parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience• you may quality for lnancial assistance or I you are over 45 and have recenty been laid ilii, you may qually for train- ing assistance. DIP/CERT.. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Bass. Word. Accpac, Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard. Corel. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. Pholosh op. Ouark Express and Illustrator. Durham Business Conputi r ColsgC 427.3010. EXPERIENCED full and part time sales people required for ladies fashion accessory boutique. Cal 1.800-265.7775 exit. ST. (110194) FULL time dental receptionist required for a busy practice. Able Software knowledge an asset, minimum of 3 years ex- porienceneed only to apply. Please forward resume to File 87058. Oshawa/Whdby This Week. 665 Farewell St.. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71.5. GDA for oral surgery office. ExperEXrienced approx. 30 hrs. per week. Mon - ienced no evenings, no Upholsterer weekends. Car required. $9.11 per hr. Mail resume to: of. needed Fenwick. 40 King lot. W. &502. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71-5. Part-time (110694) Ajax FULL time position available for (905) 42&7280 �t,Lx. hippy dental , `t3D ALTERNATE Lon Dstanoe Commercial Ave . Ajax. Ont. 9 L 1 S 2H5.(102694) Phone Company needs friendly outgoing people to register new Da,, Care customers. $450 weekly. Cal for . 1 interview. (905) 619-6547. (110394) sales HAIRSTYLIST required. Mute NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER Post Office Clerk be experienced. energetic. � 60 hildren.sn car or ril For temporary work. Inerldfy personality and enicy al t 995. Call 905-420-3766. Start immediately, till new year. facetsW44. 110 94 1Ni Cal 434- (11019) dim "Apply in Person cal " STEWING Machine Operators re- loving UVEocamUT to 2-4er to yeprow a and quired for "hit shift. Myons �• to 21 year olds and Please ft�Ply at 458 1 Grade t. Some house Faisal St Ors 110194 keeping. Cap (416) 282-2949. TEMPORARY FACTORY WORKERS needed by a steel door and from manufacturer to fill in during peak periods. Successful applicants will be trained on several jobs, may lead to full time employment Please forward your resume to: &W �_J OOL 163110 Attentlem seleecctfeed d�tacted EXPERIENCED ESTHETICIAN nqulnd 10 work at QUATTRO HAIR FASHION in PicMd" Town Centre Call Lou at $31-5366 Rdmnm 6:�. ,.Y•!�".ter'-W' AFu -( 1 (102694) PEOPLE'S TAXI requires WE require a mature reliabledrivers and dispatchers rwtl.d immediately fa fast growing loving person to can for our 2-4 corrpany in Ajax. PaMull time. ynar olds in our horse. Mon -Fri. no experience necessary. 427- 7.5 p.m. Har&vodA4wy n. 905 77M (110194) 427-2391.(102794) SHOPPERS DRUG MART. CAREGIVER required in our Pickering Towel Canine requires ports for 3 year old AN day and 5 dispensary Assistant. Pyr tits, year old betorelafter school. erparlu\aed Apply in parson Mon - Fri. 7 - Spm. Non-smoker. (102794) French spooking prelerred. vilasenapf wO11LD you be ireereatsd b Releieroes requited• 9 .morn. any? D• you (1034) ham Cal 905 61t1.067. have 7-101wurs per walk lo do CAREGIVER needed for one so? For more information. Please Cal 1600331-3241 04 � Saturday - Non ar ka. in wap Pi wkv CLASS -A Liaised Mechanic Non 6304KOL (1020 1) M ash ,.ver •- aoo•rnlee------ rw r•arwrrry erw crow. \.are 90S42D-1366 boween a 5p m. ew..eaew (110194) • NEEDED ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS - FesseM #4PS IM Consider naMrral beymre by �� nutritional utlo pplemenn. Cal SHARON'S Specialized RAM Royston to iron imlo ..Wb D•lear• POWA n. 8-15 molnar ICOM '905431-35116. (1112554) Plus. Safe, stimulating fun Trawlb tom: WANTEo - experlenced dog environment. 5 years SXCAIIg gloomer. PINse 10 509.1347. eftperience. ECE and NNES. I� m York POM tliifl First Aid, CPR. Corry take a Cd brCOn kgon SNOW PLOW DRIVERS look) Cal Sharon, BrodtlHwy 02 reyesd with own buds, 1950 of in Pickering 905.425-3441.' 430-5715 newer preferred. 3 years ex. (102MM) perlence minimum. Call 418 DAYCARE available in 258.0313 or 905-430-8655 nvy (102794) home, e>psrlrtad. any ape• receipts. Non smoker, no peke,. SECOND ktcor s ConwMares LNerpoollGlenanna area Cal Inc le bokktp for ore motivated Barbara 905-430-5357. arriplornali � hto194)�ewe cots W% 939.8378. (103tm4) AVAILABLE in my home, kes of activities. lanced yield. YNnpW FULL time and part time Oklahoma. 831-2246.(1020M) hairstylist with 2.3 years wESTNEYIROSSIAND needXCal " dally a tnslsble babysktr with 7 yeah 609-352352 2 ask for Nancy.ncy. expeirlence? Sna=ke and hot EXPERIENCED hairstylist lunches, n(enertoee, bsblee We Na1defiC sWWL Whby. 668• welcome. Call 427.4937. 0660. (110104) (low" 135 -- 135 ' 205 F Quality Assurance Manager i Metal Fabrication UNISTRUT Unistrut Canada, a subsidiary of Unistrut Corporation, has been manufacturing an extensive line of metal framing components and Space -Frame at its Ajax, Ontario facility since 1971. Unistrut is known the world over by construction and design professionals for quality support systems. We currently have a vacancy for a Quality Assurance Manager with strong interpersonal skills. The successful candidate will be familiar with CSA and ISO 9000 quality standards, and preferably have 3-5 years experience in a quality assurance supervisory or management capacity in the steel or metal fabrication industries. A hands-on individual with the ability to develop, document and carry out quality assurance procedures is required. Computer literacy in spreadsheet and word processing, together with strong technical writing skills are definite assets. Reporting to the President, this position is an opportunity for an experienced individual to join a successful manufacturing operation as a key member of the organization. We offer a Competitive salary and full benefits program. Please send or fax resume to: Unistrut Canada, 585 Finley Ave., Ajax, Ontario L1S 2E4 Attention: Mr. B. Pollock (Fax No. 905-683- 8987) AJAX Nor!- End - daycare avail- able in non smoking environment, offering care to children any ape. atants wel- come too. References available. Ca168609W. (103094) AJAX daycare available• mother of 2, any age welcome. Close to park. big backyard arta hot lunches. 683-0067. (1C3094) FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'x8'x12' $60.00 4'x8'xl6" $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905-434.6665 Free Delivery to SEASONED Firewood - cut and Split. Delivered. Available in face, hall bush a bush cord. 683-0709. (102794) FIREWOOD - excelent quality hardwood. Guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned. Cul and split. Honest measurement. Free delivery. Kozy Heat Firewood, (905) 753-2246. (10309'1) FIREWOOD - quality seasoned 16' hardwood. $180 per bush cord. Limited quantity. Call 1- 705-944-8801 7 p.m. -11 p.m. (111594) LARGE old apple frees, about one face cord per tree. $25nree. Cut your own. SaliSun. 8-6 p.m. each weend in October. South on Lakeridge toward lake. Range Rd. W. lkm to farm entrance. sign -LAKERIDGE FARM-. At your own risk. WASHER and dryer, almond colour. excellent condition. As- k ng $300. Can deliver. Call 420- 1834.(102694) INDUS Citation 30- Sell Clean- ing range, Digital electronic timer, $395 o.b.o. Fisher Price 'Sport Car. 2 speed. excellent condition. $95. Call (905) 686- ,156 after 5 p.nt. (103094) GENERAL Electric dryer, 5 Programs, excellent working order. Asking $250 o.b.o. Cal 905 -a37 -o2, a , .( 03094) Markel WASHER/DRYER, good ' ' condition, 5200 pair Call 905- 1 509-2396.(1030941 APPLES FOR SALE Pkk you am, $5.00 per busflel. Own COltiine ittda). kPies not W - .yd. Wear la pia, juim. adw. Every Sa l&rl. in Oct S an Lalltaridge towed Late. Range Rd W., 1 km to Farm enlrarics. Lakendge Fain Al own risk CARPETS lots of Carper. 100-. nylon. new stain release carpets on hard. I will vrpet 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet, prom,um pad, expert installation, fast delivery, tree estimates 30 yards). Norman, 686 23'4 -1 AJAX Pickering Appliances - no reasonable offer refused. fully guaranteed. Reconditioned appliances. Como make us a deal. 427.6784. 467 Weslney Rd. S. Aim. (TF) JUDY'S BRIDAL RENTAL - af- fordable wedding gowns to buy of rent. large selection of sizes and styles. Cal Judy. (905) 579- 4782.(110494) KING size waterbed, pine, con- vened over to regular mattress (lop of the line Pillow Top Mattress. valued at $1000) King size duvet with sheets and duvet cover, large dresser with mirror, $800 firm for everything. Telephone 404-0944 or leave message. (102094) CARPET - donl buy -;;Th.-. else until I show you what I can do for you. Cal Gord, 434-0222. (110194) PELLET stove, Whitefield. Ad- vantage III asking $1.950. Telephone (905) 831.9144. (110194) 286 computer with 40 meg Hdu. 1.2m floppy. DOS, word processing, spreadsheet and mono monitor $450. 386 50 meg. Hdu. 4 meg memory 1.4 m floppy VGA colour monitor. mouse. DOS, windows, WP 5. 1. Taus. etc. $670 Epson FX 286 Printer $100. 831-7801. (110194) CARPET Broker, 100% nylon thick plush stainresistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $299. Price includes 30 yards carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home. MONTHLY PAY- MENT PLAN available. Daniel. 1-800.217-0104, (TF) WOOD Stove. Fisher, air tgM, 29 5- x 25-. $450. Solar blanket. 26-x 14-. $30 Two gold carts, $3. and S10. Call 723-5349. (110194) SOLID Pine. double armorte. brand new. Phone 831.8849. (102694) SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds, buil on ate. 8x8. $549. GST Included. Display at Lyra bird Lurrlbei Kingston Rd., Pick- ering or cal 905-5094961 (TF) SOFA and swivel rocker, rust .*lust with mapiewood accent. $125 Large heavy pine rocking char, padded arms. 4- foam cushions. $40 Also light wooden rocker, needs ret r sh ng, $15. 723.6284 PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Clacks - Ourham's l rg of silsr- tion - New and used pianos. Not sure? Rem to own. ap. fuze. upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free denary and set up). Tremendous savingsl Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) APARTMENT size piano. Kohler 8 Campbell. Excellent condition. $1000. Call 686.3952. (110194) OAKINNE FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg. oak pedestal table with ctw ext. and 4 Windsor chairs, $799 - 8' oak double pedestal Gw ext. and 6 chairs. $1429. Cannonball beds, $299. Over 20 stain choices - all solid, no veneers - Traditional Woodworking, 905-985-8774. FULL length Norwegen blue fox coat in excelent condition. $600 o.b.o. Call 666.1787. (110194) CARPET your home at discount prices 100% nylon, stain resistant. price includes carpet, pad and expen installation. Cal Nick (905) 430-6551. (102794) ENO table. $10. Coffee and end table. $15. Wood coffee table. $40. Solid wood coffee end table. $75. Coffee 2 end table. $275. Couch, chair, $400. Couch. bveseat, chak. $100. Floor model colour TV. $300. Book cabinet, $30. Oak bow from china cabinet, $1600. Glass kitchen table. $175 Dinette table. 6 chairs. $350. During table. 4 chairs. $500. 7 pce. dining suite, $650. Microwave. $95. White ledge• $475. 30- s!ove with french doors. $150. 30- gold stove. 5200. 18 cuff. treezer. $225 Dryer, $250. Washer/dryer, $400. 4 drawer file cabinet. $70. Tie phone system, $150. Secretary chair. $15. 2 execu- tive 01 -airs. $80. 2 wood'mstal executive desks. $175 and $225. Blade queen waterbed. $175. Best offer. Call 436-3904 6PCE walnut bedroom set with Q~ mattress and box spring. $1200 o.b.o. Also entiertarvrent centre Call 8394605 (1026941 YOUR Own Book Puokshed. One copy $49 95 plus taxes and shipping. For details. write BOOKS BY KIDS. 1300 King St. E. Unit 27, suite 157. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 6X5 or tax (905) 728- 62W (1115941 THE NEWS ADYER7'ISERt WEKgVrQNPLVyA"4.ipAG9, A •0 .0 GAMES t-Gerleo 2 player bas- ketball machine, 1 -Street shooter Pinball machine. work- 1Oth ANNUAL condition. Best offer. Phone (905) 576.0356. (110194) _ ��jjss" COUNM CERLSTMIAS CRAff SALE sob-DoaW dining room table. Oct. 28th 4:30 - 8:30 P.M. double pedestal. 2 captains Oct. 29th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. chairs plus 4 hghbadk chairs. Immaculate condition. Asking St. SIrksCfttrchHm 4 2002yrortSuae,'W%ieby $1500 0.019. Telephone _725- Fd.� cm Pu �`si� d� � nl !rO°K 6691.(110194) COMPUTERS NEW 8 USED modems $65. 170 meg drives, $199. - trades accepted. IBM PSII 60's w/colour monitors, $495. New printer, $175. We need your computer trade ins. Computer Clearance Centre, 161 King St. E. Bowmanville OLD and good cameras, god. sterling, optical Instrument. lewellery, watches, old china and glass, antique furniture. Cal 432-1678. (110194) WANTED - old and antique furniture. anything old. Scientific instruments, china, silver, advertising. sporting, toys. decoys. dolls. milk bottles. Col- lections or estates. Can Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049. Brookin. (TF) KEYBOARD (Piano) wanted in A 1 condition Please phone 721- 0601.(110194) GORGEOUS DOLL HOUSE KITS F(urxture 8 accessories. 'Too culee ler words' (w 831-1536 PORCELAIN Doti Mating for beginners. create your own beautiful cobwor qua" dot. Evening classes available. Cas 686-2102 ~ 6 P -m-(1028941 COUNTRY Christmas Craft Show. ;ubeo Pvifion. Lakeview Park. Sxncoe St S. Oshawa. Sur.. Nov. 13. 10-3 p.rn. 62 ex hibitors with a NN Selection Of crabs. Christmas gifts and home decorating terns. Info 434-5531 (110194 t/ u ��•-� 1l. •�. 1� •�. \� •w �� •�.r �� ��. � , READY to decorate ceramic bisques, Santas. Christmas trees. Indians, animals and Victorian. New pieoes. Sakur. days only 10.3 p.m. Ceramic Warehouse, 1333 Boundary Rd. X3, Oshawa. (110 194) SHELTIE Pups. male and female, CKC registered. tat- tooed and first shots. Dewormed, vel checked. home raised. $400. READY TO GOI Phone anytime. 728.2371. (102794) TEAM OBEDIENCE - next clas- ses (puppy. novice and utility) star Oct. 29. Nov. 3 and 5. Eve- ning and Saturday classes avak able with small classes guaranteed. Call 430-0025. (102794) PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - Qualfied vetenniry approved in. structlon by ex -instructor R.A.F., Police Dog Training School. Openings available for next sasses comvrencng Nov le and Nov. 28, puppy and novice. Our Sur -Coss rate speaks for iteset. Tel 6689425 (102894) DONT throwyour Oog waste a into landfill sites. use a DOGGIE t 990 -a,,r,.s r:agor. PC :�OOLEY PET WASTE DIS- tint. air con., an.0m cassette. ex- aOSAL SYSTEM. 9 a.m. - 9 177 seat mint condition. highway o m.. 7 daysi'weeit Call 723-- kms only. A steal at 16100 5413 or 434-8782 $2.00 off with o b o. 728-1420. (102894) ad. (TF) 1967 Cavalier Hatchback. grey; WANTED - one good home for silver, 4 cylinder. auto. very roti beagle puppy. unique eyes. 1ov- able transportation. $2CO0 able persortakry, $250 Call Rob. certfieo. 655-5503 after 6 p m. 905- 509-AA03. (102694) (,10194) WANTED GOOD PEOPLE $2A00,000 FOR TEST PROGRAM Bankrupts 8 Others Welcome No Application Refused! Over 10 Years Experience Feet Aooroved O A.C. CAR CLEANING 'SPECIAL 535.00' We come to you Interiors - Trucks 525.00 Mini Vans - $50.00 Full Size Vans - $75.00 Fabnc Protection. Vinyl and glass cleaning available. Boats & RVS. CALL FOR ESTIMATE Dao (905)837-1161 GERMAN Sneforwds - unique. Sold Dkack. Germta+ and Czech Wood lines aa•itint3 on oremises. CKC Registered. snots. $150 Can 905-983-9069 r•Ot941 1667 Cutlass Calla. two door. /CC.000 miles. 5 speed. 4 Cylindei amvtrrl lit. new, brakes all round. new aitea'o• $2495 cert Ca" 666 3C70 11 -27W M, 1 I 71 Ali JII { 1 .' i 400 _ -- 400 410L 460 IC, apr OSHAWA - one bedroom, $569: COURTICE - new 4 bedroom 78.000kms., excellent Oaks, bright 1 bedroom base- three bedroom $705; clean and b• badksptflowflow, ararea, many on cdition,52200. 1984 Buick ment apartment, separate twills units. Include heal, cable, upgrades. $1175 monthly, first/ Skyhawk ,2door. 5speed. looks entrance, 4 pc. bath, laundry hot water, parkingnew last IL utilities. No pets please. and runs great. $1850 both car- facilities. $600 plus 1/3 utilities. No appliances. Tenant pays hydro. Available Nov. 1. Call Elze 721- titied o.b.o. Call 433-1787. pets smoking. Available (102794) immediately. Call 420.1277. Call 436-6700 or 404.6222. 8638 after 6 or weekends. (102894) (diately. 102894) (102794) �- 1.83 Pontiac L $400 new t°�NEWER large br base• new brakes. 9e bacM NORTH Oshawa - new two SOUTH Pickering - three . 's Call 655-3. (102794) MOM apartment near Oshawa 045 bedroom apartment a extra room. Air, oak cupboards, bedroom main floor. Close to Go and amenities. Available Thurs. Oct. , 27Centre. Bath, kitchen, $450. CAR Sale -Eds Tutlrkin parking included. Suit broadloom. dean, Quibuilding. uing. ir1*nedialely. $950 all inclusive. 6 p.m. All cars reduced $300- working person. FirsVlast. 579- $725 + hydro. 725-8092. FirsVlast. 905-837-0603 leave 600. Example: 1986 Cavalier 7373. (102694) (110194) message. (110 194) Wagon, was $2395, now $1995 PENTHOUSE - 3 bedrooms. corroded 9 more ince to COURTICE - basement one PICKERING home for rent - cars Pickering, Go, view of lake, choose from, All cars under bedroom, private parking and entrance. Fridge, stove, cable, main floor bungalow, 3 bedrooms, close to Go, mall. $4000. For more Information on Frenchman's Bay, stove, fridge..firsVlasi. parking, Dec 1. $875, $500 plus hydro. Nov. Available Nov. 1. First/Wt. $900 other cars, 427-9722, Russ, references. 2665858. (1101941 1 Contact 576-8948. (102894) + utilities. References, leave open 7 days a week. (102794) PICKERING - large 3 bedroom AJAX -two bedroom basement message 420-7349. (102794) 9 ----------.----- LEASE to own vehicles. 1980- basement, private entrance, 1985. $345 down, no interest. no apartment, walkout, rent for RENT to own - storey and a hall, marking shared laundry. walkout pedd checks. 686 7428. (TF) to patio, near schools 6 Go $800. Non smokers, no pets. Available now. 428-6053. 1 0 0 % rent goes to downpayment. Bloor/Slmcoe $850 per month references first/ Automobile (102894) 666.3478. (102794)9 last. Available Dec. 1. 837-2714. �35' Wanted AJAX . lar a one bedroom BOW MANVILLE cozy 3 110194 ( ) basemen apartment. available bedroom home with- fireplace. LARGE 3 bedroom apartment Nov. 1. laundry. hrsLlast. $650 garage and appliances included. available immediately. $875 WANTED plus. Call (905) 764-1343 or 576-4178. Available Dec. 1. Asking $995. monthly all utilities and appwan- (905) (110194) Cas (905) 420-3241. (102694) RETAIL for LEASE '3.00 NET per sq. ft. AJAX LOCATION (Near Harwood and 401) LIMITED STORES )05) 427-6238% 666-3665 Cos included. 433.1488 or 432- 2400. (102894) OSHAWA - two bedroom apartment, fridge, stove. heat. • • • •nvestment PICKERING Village, 98 Church hydro included. $620 mpnthly. I ' •Rent I ' • ' 1 • 515 Property St. S new furnished bachelor Flrstilast. 434-6311. (110194) PICKERING - furnished or un. fees apartment in loading, ownCloseentry. BROCK FINCH large 2 NORTH Oshawa two bedroom PICKERING - room for rent iSess n 3 OPEN House Sun Oct. 30. 1 5 $124,900 - legal duplex in nice sundry, parking. clean. Close to bedroom basement apartment. townhouse, near all amenities. 4 bedroom bungalow, use of p.m. 7 Goodfellow St. Whitby in area of Oshawa. Good parking. Go, new decor, no pets. 905- separate entrance, laundry, appliances, nicely decorated, a facilities. Large backyard. gas. Omer Creek. 3+1 bedroom back- 6 appliances, $1325 per month 509.2038 or 416.284-1618. parking, 3750 utilities included. must to see. 5850 + gas. 728- hydro and cable included. Cal split with t nished basement. income. Call 723-5669. siding fele and from windows. Asking 5299 Call 623-9137 Inclusive. Available Now. 1. Cas after 6 (Bow'-unvrse) (11 028S4 666.8667. (102794) A ONE person apartment. • es Pale. dean, first floor. 90% I-•nished including pots and pans. Close to 401, off Semecoe 1e•0 vamaha SX • r3C Special. St Oshawa $430 Call 434. vainer tairing and bags- $2500 7014. (103094 o.b.o.98520f12 111019:; S. AJAX huge I bedroombase- Apartments nenr, t apament.eat-inght eat- / " kitchen, Jacuzzt tub. laundry. • parking. susabe for iron-smok- rhg professionals. 5700 monthly Av.alable Dec. 1. 619.6536. AJAX Harwoodi8ay:y, Iwo bedroom basement apartment avai able Dec. t - Parking. first last required No pets. $675 monthly. 686-2338. 1102894; 0894) Available Dec 1st or sooner 5993. (110194) (905) 831-2260 (103094) central air, much more. Asking (102894) a BAY Ridges - large one Call 428-9823. (110194) AJAX - 3 bedroom townhouse, PICKERING - furnished or un. 3184,500. For personal viewing. finished basement, fainly room DEAD ' oedroom. 4 pce. bath, prefer non OSHAWA bright clean two Westney/Hwy X2 end unit with furnished room in 3 bedroom call 668-1863. (102894) / ' Out -of -Town • smoker, $600 inclusive. 831- bedroom 5689 .n apartment garage. 51100 monthly + townhouse. available $89,900 - WHY PAY RENTS Properties Free Towing . scrap, 2177. (103094) budding. Includes heat, hydro, utilities. Firstlast. References. immediately. Parking, bus at Three bedrooms. Iwo baths. 4 cwprOan newly panted apart- ' • abandoned THREE bedroom main floor of two appliances. parking Con- Non smoker, no pets. Available door laundry, share facilities appliances, spotless clean MADOC . 97 acres, $65.900- house, laundry, stove, fridge venlent to 401 and cit bus Y immediately. 905-428-3238. Y- 5350 inclusive. Cal after 6 p.m townhouse. Carries like rent. West end of Village. Must sell: smoker preferred to share bath, 2. t fenced backyard, east Oshawa' routes. 4330677. (102794; (102694) 837-0107. (102694) Possibility of 100% financing to Call (905) 130-3618. (110794) op orices •, • Courtioe, available Nov 1. First, AJAX - Emperor St , one __ _ _ WHITBY - centrally located. 3 Cuahfeed buyer. Call Valerie. 11 1 ♦ w ast required. $89C inclusive. bedroom basement apartment, bedroom townhouse, art e. • •• 686-5153 Sutton Group ClassicVacation Cas 7211652. (102894) lots of room, own entrance, 2 family room. t 1,2 baths, stove. / • / saliY Ltd. (102894) / Properties;; $SS -x Do.ar ac '.r &:_.-a;: OSHAWA Blvd. Large two appl'anCos. decorative bar, fridge. available Nov. t. $875. AJAX townhouse - mortgage cars. 7 days r week, used Y per bedroom upper floor, lar a g fee pa". 3 PCe. bath. 683.4694 utilities. 905-509.1812. 1027941 ( i'18.600 at 9.5% to 5 years.' parts available and installed. kAdhen, laundy. park ng. 5675 (110194) WHITBY centras located. 3 Y OFFICE SPACE p: me nay s- ' assumable without qualitKation- A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. riv6817301 0. ALSO one of 428-'879 after 6 p m.(110194, inclusive. 905725.5726 o► 905 SIMCOElargeuil two bedroom use, tamely, vowing location. Professional budding suites from 500 sq at 3 2 baths, garage.sore acre oakoint. front$79, lakefront distress sang "2.4625 (codect) (10'2794) bedroBLOOom bedroom .n a6 unit building. pliant room, 4 appliances. air con.. -ft. f�,rp monthly, 1000 sq.h. at gas heat, good complete. s heal, south o1 Bancroft, asking OSHAWA - Olrve Grandview storage. laundry. parking. reel garage, transportation, schools, $900 monthly, 2000 sq.ft. at $128.900. Call Teresa Turner. $49.900. ALSO 14 apes, only ' area, large bright two bedroom managed. Close to storaslbus. shopping. Nov. 1. $950 + gas/ S18M nonthty. etc. Excellent 416-321.3536 Associate Broker. $19.90011(9D5) 428-6167. (TF) For basement apartment, heat, from 5675 inclusive. Go direct to utilities. Evenings. 416-487- value and location For more ReMax Genesis Ltd. Realty. ^ydro. cable and laundry 123 Stool, St. W. or can cooled 2986_ 0027941 _ information. call John Williams. (102794) 1988 sear -, n; Cab. 1 sledded. On sheet parking, no 9055711289. (TF) WHITBY - beautiful bright WS) f�2992 ReMax Quality One Lid. (11019 ) PRIVATE San - S147.500. Now •' Mender. 5 speed. 135 km. red, Available ii,.redately, a STILL RwANW Nomn Oshawa. townnome. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Whitby. 3 bedrooms. 2 $5000 o.b o Telephone 436- Dec. 1 FlrsVlast. 5675. Call $75.000. Three bedroom, baths, large tensed backyard, ' bathrooms, finshed basement, BORROW $10.000 pay as lime 9909- (102894) 905571.7085 nave message. finished res room, workshop. p' central location Close ro / - - • central air, gas, deck. fenced as f 110 per rrhonth o.ac. Cas 1102794) hardwood floors, walkout to •cel•. shCIPPng aril Go. (9051 • , . • - yard, great area. Ever+.ngy' Jerry, 668.7200 Free 0 • Parts Repairs TWO bedroom apartment in Oshawa. central location, hedge, patio, economies gas Mat. Total cost to own - $795,monthly. 666-8297.110289ti INDOOR OUTDOOR Storage weekends. 430-6585 No agents. (102794) consultations. Anubes invest - ments Ltd. (TF) NEW stove, carpet, immediate Phone (905) 723-5281 PeterMS e Realty. Neal, Sales Rep. Guide /1 • - space available. Cars. bwfs, aims, motoAwmetc. Nov t -- - --' -- REPOSSESSED Homes - low OBTAIHNG A LOAN IS NOTtes, 1986 corC Escor. for parts, good possession. Shopping plaza, {TF) May 1t Jeff a ♦'oievor. down payments. Financing GUARANTEED. SOME COW teres. new &tarTM, 9000 body. twos. r pus stop, laundry facilities. Call ( 10 194) arranged. Can Gadd ArK$w m. PANES CHARGE UPFRONT one (905) 666-5424 . 7252642 atter 5 p.m. (110194) WHITES Rd ;Hwy a2 - one _ - INDOOR Ston sale. cwt 4331623• Sans Rep.. Career FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS (102794) OSHAWA clean bright one bedroom baSerrenr apartment• ROOM FOR RENT and secure storage age for cars. Real Estate Services Ltd. SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN - TRUCK cap to IA 1982-1993 int. Doge an private, parking, available Nov. 1. $600 monthly. Call Harry Per week or month � boats and traders. Call 705357 - 1tOt94) VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY S10 or S15 box. Feb lass lorh9 p Irving room. a ioc Ruga living room, eat -:n kt(7en, (476) 283-7393 or Jennifer, Pickens g 2406 fax 705-357- 1482. WHITBY - immaculate bun- CONTRACTS. (TF) raie•d design. Dark blue wan $475 4 Doe. wash•oom. Irdge ane stove entrance all (416) 283-6570. (10289x) OklahomaNVhitesRd. 1102894) ggalow on a 113T�� 124.900. siding fele and from windows. Asking 5299 Call 623-9137 Inclusive. Available Now. 1. Cas after 6 (Bow'-unvrse) (11 028S4 666.8667. (102794) A ONE person apartment. • es Pale. dean, first floor. 90% I-•nished including pots and pans. Close to 401, off Semecoe 1e•0 vamaha SX • r3C Special. St Oshawa $430 Call 434. vainer tairing and bags- $2500 7014. (103094 o.b.o.98520f12 111019:; S. AJAX huge I bedroombase- Apartments nenr, t apament.eat-inght eat- / " kitchen, Jacuzzt tub. laundry. • parking. susabe for iron-smok- rhg professionals. 5700 monthly Av.alable Dec. 1. 619.6536. AJAX Harwoodi8ay:y, Iwo bedroom basement apartment avai able Dec. t - Parking. first last required No pets. $675 monthly. 686-2338. 1102894; • Hydro staff welcome. / • , • • = ec roo, et garage. gas Mat. Antral air. With 5% ' e • • • Sunny, Clean home.11 down, carries for $960 per (905) 420-0042 mmeminmeatmonth including taxes. To DAYTONA Beach Shores 2 Houghton, ReMax Summa. 668 LAWANA-YOtrt1IREMAI nkil - bedroom, 2 bath oceanview 3800. (110194 MUCH OWINANJUST A OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF ISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE All claims against the Estate of ISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE, late of the Town of Pickering, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 2nd day of April 1993, must be filed with the undersigned personal representatives of the Estate on or before the 191h day of November 1994. Thereafter, the undersigned will distribute the assets of the Estate having regard only the claims then tiled. DATED at Markham, Ontario, this 181h day of October, 1994. RODERICK TORRANCE anc JOHN LACHLAN CATTANACH EXECUTORS BY THEIR SOLICITORS CATTANACH HINDSOH SUTTON VanVELDHUIZEN 52 Main St. Markham North Markham. Ont. 0P 1X5 THIS IS THE LAST BOAT & RV AUCTION OF'94 NEW b USED SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 10 A.M. BARRIE 400 MARKET HWY. 400, EXIT 85 AI sizes of boats, motor Homes and travel trailers. Over 300 lots come out and grab a great end of season deal. For details cal MARINE AUCTION SALES 705-7344777 GIFTED i CARING PSYCHICS CALL i TALK LIVE 1-900-451-3530 Ext. 2192 $3.99 per mon. Mist be 18 yrs. Newcall (602) 954-7420 HOTTEST DATELINEI Dream - lover Network. Sexiest Sirgles - 100's listsdll All Litestyns. 1- 900151-5569 ext. 500. $3.29 per men. (102694) • / Indoor and outdoor prelerreC to share a bedroom front condo. Ind home pools and indoor parking Cas m M HLVG STAFUBIr Eanagpatsirttlstialsl • • •. • • wan landlord. $90 per week 623.0097. (102894; 905-837.2752. (110 194) lashed garage, 1 112 baths, OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF ISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE All claims against the Estate of ISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE, late of the Town of Pickering, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 2nd day of April 1993, must be filed with the undersigned personal representatives of the Estate on or before the 191h day of November 1994. Thereafter, the undersigned will distribute the assets of the Estate having regard only the claims then tiled. DATED at Markham, Ontario, this 181h day of October, 1994. RODERICK TORRANCE anc JOHN LACHLAN CATTANACH EXECUTORS BY THEIR SOLICITORS CATTANACH HINDSOH SUTTON VanVELDHUIZEN 52 Main St. Markham North Markham. Ont. 0P 1X5 THIS IS THE LAST BOAT & RV AUCTION OF'94 NEW b USED SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 10 A.M. BARRIE 400 MARKET HWY. 400, EXIT 85 AI sizes of boats, motor Homes and travel trailers. Over 300 lots come out and grab a great end of season deal. For details cal MARINE AUCTION SALES 705-7344777 GIFTED i CARING PSYCHICS CALL i TALK LIVE 1-900-451-3530 Ext. 2192 $3.99 per mon. Mist be 18 yrs. Newcall (602) 954-7420 HOTTEST DATELINEI Dream - lover Network. Sexiest Sirgles - 100's listsdll All Litestyns. 1- 900151-5569 ext. 500. $3.29 per men. (102694) • / Indoor and outdoor prelerreC to share a bedroom front condo. Ind home pools and indoor parking Cas AJAX by the Lake - detached 3.1 bedroom bungalow, at• M HLVG STAFUBIr Eanagpatsirttlstialsl • • •. • • wan landlord. $90 per week 623.0097. (102894; 905-837.2752. (110 194) lashed garage, 1 112 baths, Pw*dTise.FalatNst bedroom n small quiet clean + 1,2 utilities. Available DUMBARTON tumi - room FLORIDA Newport Richey - finished basement, fainly room WfortistihssllYlLalrrlaNews* 34 year old man looking for AJAX -4 bedroorms. 2 1 2b4tns. in large house. beautiful, private beaul.lul 3 bedroom home, with fireplace, large kitchen with marw"CIO female companion, children as. broadloom. blinds• double treed property. Use of big backs on channel, fully skylight. Fruit trees, appliances WA»p"Iflopeowns wokorne. Only sincere reply to garage, available Dec 1. $1200 kitcMnrdming room- use of furnished. patio, deck, all and more. No agents. S17 .900. fI11Tses,toolldespqW.M File 67061, Oshawa Whitby This Plus. Cas 433.7875. (103094) port.' parkn for amenities long or short term 9 . suitable (905) 611"574. (11019) cwprOan newly panted apart- Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, NE Oshawa 3 bedroom mainquiet. clean ion smtokenq busk - rentals. $1350 U.S. monthly. mom with rttent with balcony, dose to bus. 1. 11050 + utilities. Cal Lynne' Ont. L I H 71.5. (110194) 55 FALBY CL, AJAX {110194) Iroor d house. parking for one nes& person. 839-5853. 6869153. (102794) Available Dec. 1. $1 100 per SIMCOE.'ROSSLAND- largtne car, stove. if". $600 monthly (102794) GORGEOUS three bedroom 2 0 1....r O 3 bedrooms, bedroom n small quiet clean + 1,2 utilities. Available MASTER bedroom with ensuAe condo- dose to famous Clear broadloom, 2a;0lances, building. Heat and parking 'mmediately. Firstelast and references. 728-3050.571.1157 bathroom and walk in Clow Water Beach, pod, Jacuzzi, facilities. BaO. private yard, available underground parking. included _Available Nov. 1. Must b. seen. 433-2093. Leave a 164 7252. (102794) Share all $400 M 15. For information monthly. Call Steven at 905- now -May 99 CC A C MonM massage. (10279) PICKERING - 3 bedroom 686.1233. Available and to view photos. 686-9646 or 579.3788. (TF) RRUII.-M. p.m. AVAILABLE in Whitbp�Oshawa detached. fenced yard. fntshW immediately. (110194) ��/ c,/� Sun.�122•55 apartment building, spacious basement, garage' appliances. FURNISHED room in private BRADENTON Florida - one p.m. Jot.QQ& cwprOan newly panted apart- air Conditioning. Available Dec. borne. Parking. dose to bed rti0bde rlprtle distance (nr&l 683- mom with rttent with balcony, dose to bus. 1. 11050 + utilities. Cal Lynne' leLaundry. bus, shopping. Cable and to restaurants and shopping. 15 t Shelter Canadian shopping. Al utilities included. 428-9766.(102694) minutes to beach. 5500 per telephone ready. Female non month U.S. Call after 5 p.m. mons U.S. ll a r AJAX townhouse, includes utilities, Firastast required. No pets. One - three oedrooms. large smoker preferred to share bath, 2. t cable TV, laundry. centra( air, bedroom. $625. Two bedroom. yard. inground pool fireplace. kitchen. $80 weekly. Call 723- $725. Cas 430-0134. (TF) garage, appliances included. 9655. (1 10194) POMPANO Beach Condo. Great TWO bedroom apartment Available Dec. 1. $1 100 per N.AJAX - clean bright room, use vacation spot' Two bedroom. 2 across from N. GM Plant, fully month + utiilies. Call 905.666- 3637 Mon -Fri after 5 p.m. b aths, everything included. of 4 bedroom house and Pool hot tub tennis Close to at renovated, separate entrance, fridge. stove. no pets. $500 plus (102894) amenities. Suit male non srfloker. $350 per month. First/ amentias. Call (905) 6660006. utilities. First/last. Call (905) WNTBY - extremity spacious last. 428-3410. (102894) (TF) 764.6667. (102894) Centrally located two bedroom WESTNEY Heights - large fur- FLORIDA - Pon Charlotte, (on PICKERING - one bedroom apartment in horse with fimplace clothed room. all amenities. $100 gulf coast near Sarasota). basement apartment. $600 all and in ground poo(. Washer. 1A,eeldy Working, rhos smoking Beautiful two bedroom home Available inclusive. Available dryer. tridge and stove included' preferred. Call 428-6923. ire to all artwnii", available prefer4) immediate) 42 . Y• $695 ' ort utilities' Available Jan, and Feb- NOD U.S. rtonth. (102694) immediately. 725-3295. (110194) ly all inc1usiw. Call 4324089. ROOM to rent - close to all (1028ry1) PICKERING- West Shore/ 06HAWA South - Large three amenities, prime downtown Pidwim Vilege location Non Oklahoma, very nice largebodroom fen room, " bachelor apartment, cable, smoker. Single working rrlan o rk' shared laundry. Suit laundry, cold cellar, two fernals only. Call alter 6 p.m. el parking. . refrigerators, driveway. fenced singe working woman. First/ Wattling, bus sftopping 686 3366 or between 11 a.m yard last. 1600 reclusive. Cal 424 Landlord occupies hall 9217• (102894) and 5 p.m. 427-0337 ask for Comoros' (103094) GOOD-BYE LANDLORD( basement, private, shares price while prices •�-• centra( air. Charm- and rates are down. Call Doug (83.900. Onllyy $4200 down. PICKERING - dean 3 bedroom utstim. $699 lease. 7252784. Condomirlium apartment for rent, (110194)/ ' Make the first step to home ownership by caring Sally to a 1.5 baths, at -in kitchen. CLose MAIN Floor of Bungalow, 3 McCarron, Sal" Rep.. Sutton Gr Classic Really Inc. 905- view this 2 bedroom Pickering to Go and 401. $975 monthly bedrooms Ajax 1950 includes furnished room in 3 bedroom condo with ensuite bath, inclusive. Call evenings, 905 utilities per month. Available AJAX Hwy 2liwastrey - than 3 appliances, large be Y• am' looking fantastic city view. Wak- 4243680. (10289) immediately. Telephone 686- bedroom hone, own 2 rooms ing distance to Go train, public OSHAWA - unique two bedroom 1666-(102794) and 4 piece washroom, shared transit. stopping and lake. Youp apartment with 2 spacious NO down ?Good payment kitchen, cable, laundry and parking Professional man o wir it now. This PICKERING -Hwy a2lAftona Week. huge loft w/pins floors. pedil? Good ? You can led buy Victorian bath, immaculate for the of rent, home qualifies you to win a free lerrtale a student. $490 1'rsU trip to Las Vegas. For more last. Stephen Rd large two bedroom base price while prices •�-• centra( air. Charm- and rates are down. Call Doug 428-8947. (110194 intomation. please car , Sally lowN apartmart, 4 post. bath. laundry, parking, no pets/ (ng older area. 5 112 or Brent, Community Financial, PICKERING - furnished o un- McCarron, Sal" Rep.. Sutton Gr Classic Really Inc. 905- srtckng, Robmnow requifed. (110194) utilities. Call 905-5-576.6- 7197. 668.6805. (TF) (1 furnished room in 3 bedroom 686.515324 hr. pager. (1028%) 509.9006. (102694) - AJAX • bright large 3 bedroom townhouse, available PICKERING Brock./Hwy 82 - AJAX - WNtney Heights' bright house, newly renovated, immediately. Parking, bus at PRIVATE -raised bungalow, dakoame Oshawa Very bright and clean sial con- one bedroom basement separate entrance, 3 pce bath, door, laundry, share facilities, approx.Tw 1uM toned main floor walkout base- apar me d. walkout with eat -in available Nov. 15. Call 619- 5350 inclusive. Car after 6 p.m. 2 bedroortts 111. txts INN apartrtrrK• Non smoker, kitchen. No pets, available Nov. 1070. (110194) 837-0107. (102694) . bedroom downstairs, dining so pilots. $700 inclusive. Der 1. 1. $650. First/last. (905) 428• PICKERING Fad $2. 1 6120• message' ( 03094) Stone W14TOY - non smokeperson bedroom �k kitchen oak � LW Firatllsp. 888-1650. (102794) Beautiful two atorre Y• to share lar clean 98• area, downstafre oompleley SMALL 1 bedroom baserrlsnt DOWNTOWN Oshawa • two Heritage home. 4 bedrooms, townhouse, includes utilities, f(nislled with fireplace. Double apanrooml. shared entrance, bedroom, new budding, $700 +. one ape plus la. Available Nov. cable TV, laundry. centra( air, garage, asking $134.900. Cal south�AOL all first/last. Leave 1• $1100 plus. References. Call Available nnediate(y. $375 per 576.4548 No ageMs plea". airtcy�k�u')hre- .0�00a0� {�.1-i- ♦�Y'1(�1r11r 1 • r r ,utilities, r r 7 r 1 404 i 1 i• jt 101941 f (416) 741-5418. (102OWf or (month. Cal( 66&2875. (110194) . (1 020 1 w r. wi�l i 1 1 11 1 ♦ w .• �a•NOkr AJAX/PICKERING .' • �` ADULT DAY SCHOOL R. fall taWsia, Okeen6r Kevin AAbWCksir Semester 2 Nov. 2 - Dec. 22 GRADUATE SOON - INQUIRE ABOUT MATURITY CREDITS -O 1 S C TME Math (Technical or Business) 12 09:00 - 11:30 am. English (General) 12 11:30 - 02:00 p.m. Accounting 12 02:00 - 04:30 p.m. Computer (Business Applications) 11 04:30 - 07-00 p.m. Chemistry 11 04:30 - 07-00 p.m. • NO FRIDAY CLASSES For Cornputem or Cbea istry PLEASE NOTE: NO FEES ($50.00 REFUNDABLE BOOK DEPOBTI) Saneater 3 - January WMarch 10, 1995 Sculdwer 4 -Mardi 27 -May 30,1995 Open to all uidafts noinimum 18 years of age and out of high school for 1 yam HOW TO REGLWU ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE 50 COMMERCIAL AVE., SUITE 200, AJAX <* 683-7713 OR 6864541 EXT. 363 DRUM LES Private If available for nerS, real, rates call PARTNER Search - tw a Iaarll to find your Panner. Dont pay SINGLE? S Mans Is a now Mwt people who sparkas yourou inexpensive whir Durham Cal Y duction "rvlce re Durham. CaN Interest. Confidential, no for free Information package. preelwo. Cal anytirrts for tree 721-1513,(102994) Oroshure, 883.2414. (102# iliel) •�� r• eI fl yyyyflyyyyyllflflflyyyyflyyflyyflflyyyyyyyfl y OF F'ICE FURNITURE FOR SALE R y Right -land return 2 wk oRke ,F y secrear7's dolt ---5200.90 ehaln..___--9$0.00 pair R y 1 wed desk with 2 elle chain -590.00 pair R matching credena_f150.M 1 oocretary cholr—_S50.W I —.d desk—__S300.00 X 1 IBM Selectric R y 1 high hock chair___ 1%06 typewriter --339.80 R NI high hock club rbotocopler with R I 'tiuntour•' .5100.W yR.rrdnwm Doc teeder__—__.S300.00 R tableAEG Olympia R I.cad 7 cha lrs._.__SM0.99 printer colour ___5300.00 R y 1- more Informntion pkat call 416-565.7365 and ask for R y"trkk. Ylew days - Friary October 201h, Monday, October R 131 at A Tuesday, November 1st. RRI�RRIC I�RRRIiRRROTRiCRI�RRRRIC I�16RRti ItRFRR Give Your old C 0 F=f T, Dmp by for our frio i PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN, never known to fail. 0 most beautiful - flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, blessed Mother of the Sor of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in necessity. O star of the sea help me and show me here you are my Mother. 0 Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven & earth., I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make requests). There are none that can withstand your power. 0 Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee ill times). Holy Mary I place this cause in your hand (3 times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and !!en you must publish a and it aril be granted to you. Y.T. 26. 3!-A Back tc Former University of Toronto students who spent some of their academic time at the school's Ajax campus were in town on the weekend. The former students and faculty turned out for the dedication of a plaque in !V \/Zi V v i • memory of the U of T s Ajax campus. Ted Jones, a former teacher. was one of the many who turned out to renew old friendships and share memories. 9th ANNUAL PICKERING photo by Ron Pietroniro FESTIVAL of CRAFTS CHRISTMAS SHOW SNOW DATE: Saturday, October 29 Sunday, October 30 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Pickering Community Centre 1867 Valley Farm Rd. S. HWY2 • 65 BOOTHS OF CRAFTS ADMISSION — $3.00 G.S.T. INCLUDED FREE PARKING Spring Show Dates Whitby: Iroquois Park Arena May 5, 6 & 7, 1995 0 fr HWY 401 cc Q Q Y U L O w cc m � J Q • 65 BOOTHS OF CRAFTS ADMISSION — $3.00 G.S.T. INCLUDED FREE PARKING Spring Show Dates Whitby: Iroquois Park Arena May 5, 6 & 7, 1995 . . . . . . - . . ... . - ... . . _ . . . . . . . . . ...-... _ .. _ �....:m.•lc.firt+m.rl�'aili�:�,,..;,,... MGE•: ew����ttr�vMATHENIMSADVERTSMWED.00POBERbyIs ss1<.vv�r•,� G5�EAIAtG5 Expect more from Sears Lolv.aST PRICE EVERI. 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