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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_11_09Cor,,FLL-Ef NEINIINLUMCOIPUM ON ITIS W FROrIINI, Cofl II NNE, DROP NII FOR A LOOK. 11EouE3T A COO LIF 01011SINAli CATH M PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 420 -SM -__—.__ _._ _— --: r r �,iS:LO/ .�i�Y! ;'S�e'1 � t) r�i%�� tt1<=♦at.XX� r — L_2! --- -- — — -- — O�EANNUAL,831-2088— — — — — — — — — — —I •Agverti.ser r 0 pier N Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1994 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 113 No. 45 ♦ ENVIRONMENT --- __ _ --- -- --- -- MFF rapped for'meddli*ng' 0 in water plant By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF RFPORTIR AJ AX- PICKERING - Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman has waded into the water plant issue with a letter saying the Region shouldn't build the facility until a water conservation pro- gram has been tried fust. However, Aiax mayor Jim Witty claims the letter has incorrect facts and the plant is needed even with water conservation mea - The undated letter was sent to 43,000 households in Ajax and Pickering recently, and in it, Mr. plant, at an estimated cost of $70 million, on the Ajax lakefront, next to an existing water supply plant. The new plant would supply water to Ajax and Pickering. Currently, water for the two Towns comes from the existing plant and from Whitby and Jim Wiseman Wiseman writes, The Region wants to go forward with the expansion and spend millions of dollars. when water conserva- tion measures should be the first Durham is planning to build the Chhawa facuhaes. When then - provincial environment minister Ruth Grier approved the location for the plant 4. September, 1992, she set down 21 conditions and the first one was for Durham to develop a water conser- vation plan. Regional council recently approved a plan. Mr. Wiseman says he became involved in the matter when Durham applied for a S12 -million grant through the Ontario Clean Sae LETTER...page 3 A bit of the bump and grind Pickering High School Trojans' Nathaniel Schools Association senior football final in I Covent, in middle, gets set to throw a block on a Oshawa Saturday. The Trojans won the match Dunbarton High School Spartans player, while 32-9. ball carrier Rob Horstman, right, heads for the end zone during the lake Ontario Secondary photo by Sal Sacco A, ax man named educatlon � O `Tough negotiator' chosen from short list of eight candidates for top Catholic school . system job By SAL BOMMAMO sTAW REToiCti]t DURHAM - A formter demeo- tary school principal and leacher has been named the new director of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School BoonL Associate dbector of business affairs Grant Andrews, 56, who joined the school board as a prind- pal in 1968. will take over the reins from retiring director Earl Lagroix effective April 1, 1995. Mr- Andrews, an Ajax resident, was selected from a short list of eight candidates during a meeting of the board Nov. 5 and his selection was approved following an hour-long closed -door meeting May night. He will take over as director -designate on Jan. 1. "I'm 9uke pleased with the opportunity," says the I Ar former principal of St. Bernadette Catholic Schod in Ajax. `"There are going to be many dWbWm over the next few years r starting with 1995," says Mr. Andrews, who was named associ- ate superintendent of business in 1981 and superintendent of busi- ness in 1983 Mr. Andrews says his two biggest challenges will be implementing the recom- mendations of the Royal Commission uta Learning, expected to release its report some time in December, and dealing it with the ongoing "fman- va cial crisis" created by social contract cuts and shrinking funding from the provincial government. 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MATES BED 1 gg lntkdesMEbesl,e" 0M 79 riOWW.tK matr"" DELUXE FUTON SOFA BE ;*;;S; Avaiabk n black & rhft \ RAINBOW IRON BED 2 arge a,oW &&"rs 189 •�! ''� N9 FUTON whip E� rnir,. $2ft ' CHRISTINA IRON BED NNW 9l ;� &,a119r SPACESAVER BUNK in ff DERS ACCEPTED HOURS A (7 AKE ANY IA17RESS :T MATTRFgS MAMIICAPTllei SOFA BED Includes marfew. G 40 v��••a�.��••♦��•a._If rD If _ • a ra,a••a.: N�l; AD•V*$ra9vr,1.1a.1s�a•rar•rasaaaarr•♦••••a• etter from isemanI'Blllbowd a sparks c FROM PAGE 1 the people to hav Water Agency's municipal assis- tance program. When the Region sought fund- ing from the Province, that "makes it my business," Mr. Wiseman says. "If they want to build it on their own hook, then it doesn't affect me." He's hoping to "encourage debate over water conservation and how it relates to the water plant. "Do we spend taxpayers' money on building a water plant for $70 million or do we spent tax- payers' money on water conserva- tion, which may, if we do the stud- ies, say we don't need a large water plant?" Mr. Wiseman says. Cutting water use 10 to 15 per cent would allow the building of 9,000 homes in Ajax and Picker- ing without the need for a new plant, he charges. Mr. Wiseman says federal government studies show water consumption can be cut 40 per cent with little or no effect on our lifestyle. The letter states the towns may need to build a plant, but options such as expanding the Whitby supply Plant should be considered. "Decisions like the one about the water plant are made every day without the input of the people in these communities. I want to change that, I believe you should have your say." the letter states. Mr. Witty dismisses the claim, saying, "There's been significant public input into the process. "There's been ample time for e their say. I don't know what he hopes to accomplish with this." Adding on to the Whitby plant "isn't feasible. There isn't enough room. Also, additional pipes would be needed in the ground." During the site selection process, the Whitby option was "immediately discarded because it's not feasible," Mr. Witty adds. Mr. Wiseman's letter states, "This issues should be of concern to you even if you don't receive Town water, as you will be paying for the water plant through your taxes." Mr. Witty counters, "That's wrong. If he's going to meddle, then he should get his facts straight. Water user rates and lot levies will be used to pay for the plant. No property tax money will go into the building or operation of the plant." The plant needs to he "built now," Mr. Witty says, although, with a good water conservation program, expansion of the new plant in the future could be delayed. Scam artists no model citizens DURHAM — Police are warning the public to be on the lookout for fraudulent model agencies operat- ing in the region. The fraudulent agencies, or bureaus, as they are sometimes called. conduct auditions for one day in a local hotel or motel, according to Durham Regional Police. They charge an evaluation fee at the time of the audition, claiming it is totally refundable if the regis- trant does trot qualify, and they sometimes levy addi- tional fees. The model or talent bureaus then disap- pear. Police advise people that. before you pay for such an audition, ask for proper identification of the person to whom the money is paid. Police also suggest you obtain a full and complete business address verifying the address of the model or talent bureau. I 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 if Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL. Pickering Uage y Gallery i LlAt1TED ED/770N ART, FI1VE FURNITI7RE 6. COLLECI78LES FOR SALE INFO. DOORS CALL 619-2323 . FRI.7 P.M. -10 P.M. SAT.10 A.M.-6 RM. 7 X -SUN. 10 AX -6 P.M. ' ' 50 Church SL Soutt follow the signs K t w •. Mornin-with Grandpait , t�h Chs 1 Trisha Romance Ap'gft the P.a ot%_ Laura 4` k TERMS: Payment by Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Amex. Sorry no personal cheques. All sales final. (Limited (quantities). ar�t.�...,,�,,;�1�-�, 'I�•vC.;,�..,4,.1� ;r.�,u�!~.r' �t'�1'�'.,t 00 OFF Billboard is a free feature for o A every month from 7 to 8:30 pm., ¢$$ � = events promoted in Billboard, tre, 750 King St. E. Call 655 - .2 5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY, Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- answering machine for voice er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Pan" Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for information. Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Billboard is a free feature for meets the second Wednesday of community events of a non- every month from 7 to 8:30 pm., profit nature. To have your usually at the Oshawa Deaf Cen- events promoted in Billboard, tre, 750 King St. E. Call 655 - fax 683-7363 or write to the 5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY, Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- answering machine for voice er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, only) for meeting location or Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for information. Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday REMEMBRANCE DAY: Family publication, 10 a.m. the or friends of veterans interred at Wednesday prior to Friday Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, publication and 10 a.m. the Church Street North and Taunton Thursday prior to Sunday pub- Road, Ajax, lication. should contact WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 the cemetery's / HOME BUSINESS: The Durham office before Home Business Association pre- Nov. 10 in order sents a seminar on small business to place a small and legal issues at 7:30 p.m. at flag on the grave Trillium Trails on Snowridge Crt., for Remembrance Day. 427-5416. off Simcoe St. N., north of Raglan, Oshawa. Speakers include SCHOOL, INTERVIEWS: Ajax lawyer Phil McMullen and Norm High School holds parent -teacher Leigh of Durham's business interviews in the cafeteria and the development department. S10 for new, gym from 7 to 9.30 p.m. 683 - 1610. members, S15 for non-members. 683-8703 (Bob), 721-3323 (Ber- nice). THURSDAY, NOV. 10 DINNER: The Ajax Rotary Club P.C. USERS' CLUB: The hosts a dinner at 7 p.m. at the Durham P.C. Users Club supports Ajax Royal Canadian Legion hall, local computer enthusiasts with 111 Hunt St. Dr. David Posen, monthly meetings. The club meets author of Always Change a Los- from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. the second ing Game, will speak. S35 per Thursday of every month_ The person and proceeds go to the location is the CAW Local 222 club's international projects. 428- Hall, 1425 Murray Ave., Oshawa. 1328 (Val Marshall). 1-905-728-9351 (Bruce Laycraft), WOMEN'S CLUB: The Canadi- 1-905-623-2787 (Linda Netten). an Progress Club - Pickering/Ajax NEWCOMERS: The Pickering - Women's Chapter meets at 7 p.m. Ajax Newcomers Club meets at 8 at the Pickering Recreation Com- p.m. at the Pickering Village plex. Valley Farm Road south of United Church. Church St. north Hwy. 2. The club meets the sec- of Hwv. 2, Pickering Village. it's and and fourth Wednesdays of for women living in the area three each month. 831-8586 (Carol). years or less and meets the second HARD OF HEARING: The Thursday of each month. 831 - Hard of Hearing Support Group 7824 (Lorraine). SAVE 25% OFF Fabric AND Labour! CUSTOM DRAPERIES TOP TREATMENTS SOFTSHADES ACCESSORIES BLINDS AND SHADES BEDSPREADS AND MORE! During our sale you can choose from a wide variety of Satins, Casements, Sheers, Solids, Printed Cottons, and Printed Satins. Call now for a Free Shop -at -Home Appointment 428-093 7 and we'll show you how Custom Draperies, Custom Bedcoverings and other Custom Accessories can be yours. "Your Window Deco ong Centre'. NAP] BLINDS & DRAPERY 428=0937 „,.c.4. .fr, 0 1..., 4 .1 f'.0 . . PAGE 4 -A -T= NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. NQNEM U 9.1!!1 S5�EA IR oP5 ExPect morefrom Sears i This is our best Kenmore® dishwashing system 24” built-in' dishwasher has our exclusive 3 -level Ultra -Wash Plus with Power Pump' soil separator and HaTemp option for maximum cleaning action. Has 4 cycles. White. #74351. Block console am" also avokbl. •katalaA, exkc Sean can offange instolakm by gwoWwd coreroctors n most areas. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1994, WHILE QUANITITIES LAST Canr4+ 1 991. Sesfs Coioda kec Expect more from Sears SHOP E S AR SPICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open k4on.-Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 D.M. Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. �""r ."•. f i' t r ' Tom• . �•�.-..._ . ------- _-- . _. c HWY2 0 a v g a ■ o W HM 1 M SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1994, WHILE QUANITITIES LAST Canr4+ 1 991. Sesfs Coioda kec Expect more from Sears SHOP E S AR SPICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open k4on.-Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 D.M. Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. �""r ."•. f i' t r ' Tom• . �•�.-..._ . ------- _-- . _. WA New education director takes over in new year FRO PAGE Al lenges, there will also be opportu- nities. We're going to grow and get better. We have excellent staff here," be says, adding he will employ a "collaborative and co- operative approach to leadership." Mr. Andrews will also have to get acquainted with a new board of trustees, which is expected to be sworn in during the first week of December. "It was a very difficult choice," board chair Kevin Ashe says of Mr. Andrews' selection. "We had excellent candidates, but Grant brings together a wide range of academic and professional experi- ence and he has a background with our board," Mr. Ashe says. Mr. Andrews' track record as a tough negotiator with the Provin- cial government set him apart from all other candidates, Mr. Ashe adds. Mr. Andrews, who once served as a trustee on the Durham Board of Education representing Catholic ratepayers, is provincial president of the Ontario Separate School Business Officials' Association and has also served the Ontario is • 1 lde. rotl • You own the pbone • 65C per minute for local calls • Free weekend local calls • No activation or licence fee $ 095 1 /tt Wb for 12 ttlttotrlbs For Liberti owe year plans only. a -LC- Applicable taxes extra Lott>a distance t oamAM and optional features sea iwciwdeA Na cowybiwable U*b any otter offer. Pb~ may not be exactly as sbowa *Call for detaga TRENTWAY COMMUNICATIONS APPROVED AGENT 428_0437 725 Westney Rd. S., Unit 1, Ajax Bell Mobility Separate School Trustees' Associ- ation in financial matters. A new associate director in charge of business affairs will be named once Mr. Andrews has taken over his responsibilities as the new director, Mr. Ashe says. THE NEWS ADVERTLSER, WED., NovEmngn 9,1"4.rAGE S•A V �O OFF ON ENTIRE _ STOCK Fxcellent Quality Cuslom .Made Trees, Ptanty And Flowering Arrangements Tbat Cannot Be Matched By Chir � 1755 PICKERING PARKWAY I I HWY 2 L�1TT #19, HOME & DESIGN CE\"IRE g o `5428-8750SATMON -WED ,t3�,Pttl FRI. ta9 P M .JL_J I.THURS °E�' ; ' a 6 P M SUN. 12 5 P M_ Hwy so, balam Creo rM While Stocks last. Sale Prices In Etteet Until November 12.1994. Taortb East Scarbolcuo North York Downtown Ajax Brampton Toronto 691-2111 291-7175 635-9967 368-3058 427-6075 456-1503 242-5531 3042Da*M&e at Victoria Park 507091epp0dheE 4300 DuMern St. 35 Bathurst St. 355 Bayly St W at Markham Road South d Fnch South of King E.ot Westney Rd. 370 Main St N 2325 Keele St. Kegs Pont Plaza Just S d Lamm rm balam Creo 'NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY 1995 O.A C Franchise Opponurwties Avadable Cay (416) 291 9292 Loon App1Oow Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sun- day. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Regis- tration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I yr. S70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Regi Estate and Autonttt>tive Saks 798-7672 Nadomal Advertising 493-1300 The Nears Advertiser wel- conoes letters to the editor on ROW iswes, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. 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 m tu- ber for our information. 'They should not exceed one and a half pages in length The News Advertiser regularly uses recyded aeasprint M-14k"M to • - choice Agood Separate school supporters in Durham Region can rest easy with the announcement this week that Grant Andrews has been appointed the board's director of education. Mr. Andrews has a distinguished professional record in education in Durham Region that has spanned 26 years. And, as the associate director of business affairs with the local separate school board, he is fully familiar with day -today operations of the board. An Ajax resident, Mr. Andrews is keen to take over for departing director Earl Lagroix, and is aware of the challenges his board will face in the coming months and years. Recommendations from the Royal Commission on Learning loom, while the ongoing financial challenges faced by school boards across the province will require close scrutiny. In the end, however, it is the quality of education that Catholic students in Durham are being offered that is paramount. To that end, Mr. Andrews is, by all accounts, perfectly suited to lead the school system into the 21st century. Mr. Andrews is an educator, he's served in a public capacity as a school board trustee, he has a reputation as a tough negotiator. All of that experience will serve him well in his new position as the director of education. Perhaps more importantly, however, it will serve the thousands of students across Durham Region well too. WRrIE TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER, 130 COhWRC[At. AVE., AJA LIS 2HS OR FAX - X, nx us wT 683 7363 ♦ The 'Praise Report' Webster's defines `furor' differently To the editor - I am writing in response to the front page article in the Nov. 2, 1994 News Advertiser entitled "Furor over Ayer touting Christian candidates" and to the editorial comment on the same subject. I had a shudder at the choice of headline used by the Advertiser as I thought that neither the content of the article nor the so-called Praise Report, which I have obtained a copy of, justified the rather overstat- ed use of words such as "furor" and "tout". Nowhere in the article was it stmod wbo was expressing the furor (fury, indignation, widespread enthusiasm — Webster's) nor who was objecting to the flyer. It was 1131111110117 a summary of the comments Of some of the trustee candidates whose names appeared, some unwnttmgly, on the flyer. Perhaps the furor is more in the mind of the author of this article than anywhere else. I certainly agree with the editori- al view expressed that special inter- est groups should announce them- selves. However, it seems to me that whilst there may have been a certain amount of knowledge and even informal co-operation amongst some of the candidates there is very little evidence in the article to sup- port the implication of a secret block of Christians with a unified and somebow siuisler agenda. It is interesting to note that according to a recent cross -Canada survey more than 80 per cent of Canadians consider themselves Christians. If this is the case then what is the fuss about? Presumably most voters will be delighted to dis- cover that they have at least one candidate in their ward who will be representing values similar to their own tatber than the tired and dam- aging "values -neutral education" which has caused much ire and indignation to many parents who have been words such as "morality, right and wrong" become dirty words in the school system. It would seem to me that many Of these Christian candidates are standing not so much as an orga- nized campaign but tether as a nat- ural outcome of a situation in which parents generally are tired of the tyranny of the politically correct philosophies which cur etidy govern much of the education of dteir dtr7- dret. What most parents want for �¢'�-- •..rr� �r viii �irii, their children in school is a good quality education which teaches them the basics for survival and suc- cess in an increasingly competitive global economy. I for one am delighted b bear of a groundswell of public opinion that is producing trustee candidates who are loosely standing together "for the preservation of traditional fami- ly values". Perhaps their political inexpei- ence has caused them to blunder slightly by not being more open about their intentions. However, I will not hold this against them. What I will do is call the listed can- didate in my ward and mate sure I hear for myself what be or she is standing for. Rob Corgi Ain by Steve Nease s, i.'.� rlrJ.srljr.• tet•,. r• 4�•ri1 i4:'-::• .•',�-'�. THE NEWS ADVERT ER, WED, * OWN A/c� � Fp _ Town of Pickering 2jc � • • z �k * (905) 42a2222 *P1.C1KE,,REN[G (905) 683.2760 TOWN OF PICKERING COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Rio Council rl the Town of PrCkennq wiil pe consrder,ng appartmerl to various .ornmdtees in December 1994 All appointments wig Le tx a three vear term to expire on November 30, 1997 The'ollowng �s a list of the canm4tees a iescription .A their function and r ontact person it yeti have any questions Ajax/Pidtedng Hospital Board Members are responsible for Pickering Transit Citizens Advisory Committee Two Ine .vera;l )planation of the Ajax/Pirk G I H S I sing enera ogta and me member is apppnted to a 20 person Board'rom the Town of -Irckerng. There are approximately 10 meetings per year and there is no remuneration Contact Mr Bruce Cliff, President at Fence viewers - Three Persons are apprnrxed and meet as •equred to arbitrate lenoe disputes between neighbours and are Dad S40 per arbitration plus mileage Contact Bnxe Taylor own dark at 420-4611. Heritage Pickering - A minimum of five •tempers are appointed nd meet r,onthh, to make •'Cpmmendarbons to rhe Town wncil regarding the desgnation and preservation M "one 3nd/or architect -rally srgnilicant buildings Mileage will be Paid 'or site'risits and seminars. Contac Debbie Kearns. Co-ordinator members are appolnled 10 a 10 person Committee io repiesent the community at large to address the pubic transportation deeds and concerns of Pickenng residents related to conventional and specialized services iivisrons of the Pickering Transit operation Contact Tom Owns Executive Director of t:Orttnirttee of Adjustment - Members meet every three weeks to hear applications lot minor variances to the Towns Zoning By laws ant are pad 452 for each meeting anerided Five members are appointed :omact Eva McDougall. Secretary Treasurer at Livestock Valuers - Throe persons are appoirred and attend �n an mdr dual basis 31 a livestock kit to determine the value 7t ivestock killed by dogs or coyotes and are pad SW per session -,�,�,rry wvseum Atrvrsory wme mmie - twelve members are appointed to a 13 person Committee and meet as Mqured to 3r, appointed and mea formality 3 times per year to make recommend to Count policy with respect to multicultural and •arpnmeridatipris to the Director of Culture & Recreation race retial)". Contact Debbie Kearns. Co-ordinator of Coundl •egatrdwig the operation of the Museum Members rosppnsipi(tieS Services of 420.1605. rcfude attendance at Special Everts to assist staff and Pickering Hydro Electric ommission . r,rPe members are "J,rteets with the Dresertatron 1f the Everts and Fundraisin appointed to 3 five person ;ommrsann and meet monthly They ;rtlactLynn Nrterstein. superimendem d filk" n are responsible for the operation of Pickering Hydro ant rete" i watw,5 air 420.4620 a 53.100 horibranum Der rear Contact jAn Wwsrna. Genera Property Standards Committee •,nae emtP 5 ,.F M 3 J27-0791 aeoamed J'�l meet as •aqured I i,varPublic Library Board - xr �e ^De•; IT- It.3Dmr red i., t ^ w proresidents meson 3oard and mget Aft have been given wu Or ler 10 Canply with the Property mo" ' hy are `e�0n or n, 4ardards By-law and receroe $40 per . adnievspadOn d al Bbrary branches .n Pidwirg and are pad 9 nti)e tnttage for site vats Contact Sandy Canrteron, ftief Extcuive :ortact Brun Tavkx. Clerk at 1201611. Oftw at 531.6265 w5n 'n pe ;"rsvlered for ippo w-nent 'o ne of the 3Dove .of"frel s prase sdbmrt a l~ -A xna.est and a 5na •esume rp Bova Taylor, AMCT CMM, Town Owe , Town of Pielatring, Ont The Esplanade. POwn g, Ontario L1 Y 6K7 The deadline fix receiving letters is 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 2,1994. GARBAGE COLLECTION' I i )wn of Pickering residonits arc advised to please tel ke note that a nen' contract ha. been awarded to i tdlaw Waste Systems for die collection of curt»idc• �.trhat;e. "this new contract will provide the rc,idenL: of the -Town with Farhage collection • -Vices for the next five years (aicilaw waste , ;rents wvill assume file responsihilities of rhis intrad on Tuesday, Nitven)her 1. 199-+. ANNO NCEME:V'T The Town of Pickering Department of Park. N Facilities has retained Totten Sim, Huhicki Associates of Whithv, to conduct an inventory and analysis of the existin , trail and hikeway facilities throughout the municipality and prepare a master plan for development. An important pawl of lhi. study is the Public Involvement rnnprmem. The people int Pickc61`12 nr: urged to attend the public work .hops to voice interests. concerns and `tpectatims. The future development of Pickering's trail and hikeway system wlil he based upon the input received during this study. The study will result in an implementation plan which will 1uhie trail and hikeway development in Plckeriw!. The needs and expectations it -he public are critical to the success v Pickerin_'s system. A series of public work .hops will he held. the first <N which is scheduled for the last week of November. 1994 ( intact Mike Huhicki or Dow_ Allingham at (905) 66x-9363 who represent Totten Sims Huhicki of E,crett Bumsma m 1905) 420-3623 at • It,,: Town of Pickerinv- YARD WASTE COLLECTIOV mp„uabk Yard 16a,ic materials will he collected .eparotch :rorty :, yclabk, and replar grhVc in the Urban pan of Tower r that arca ..rub ,it lxcu" Road 10. from April I.V. I W4 to No,cmhcr :x. 1"4 Ihrag ;bre ��r'44 comPtruahle Yard Wa,tc will be collected only on info following Uirda.s Nov*mbor 14, 21, 29 A Fall leaf collection service will be provided in the Hamlets of Claremont. Greenwood, Brougham, Greenriver and Whitevale on the Mondays in November. Do: Include knave.. houric and Fadcn Plau.. hranchcs. Bodge trunmmFs AM Fra,. clipping, Do not aclude arth ,,r sod DO: Place in clear phstu hags. Mohd haskcl,. hampers, open trash can, or tied ink, manageable handle, not king than I metre in length. no not humble uwnF w,rc Do: Place materuLs own M the nudsAk for collection by ' IN) a.m. on the above noted Mondays. DO: Divide matenals into quamites weighing not more than 23 kg r 50 Ili") or into hundlcs nor longer that I metre Rer1 Yard VI'a,tc bas to be free of metal, focxt waste or F H FOR THE TOWN OF PiCKERING INTER BROCHURE DELIVERY y Mail to Pickering Residents �TfI�IFMRI:Q /. Tin t�tlltllCwtnrn ,n �....� NOTICE TO RESIDENTS other Fartiage * =ti r Town of Pickering if yon have any regarding this program. plan l o«,cr the Town or "`k*ftG PUNIC Wei ks Dopg WITH FRIDAY rt -»ort at 4"-"3o or ",,- 5th` GARBAGE AND BLUE BOX r ' Annual PICKERING "INCREASE *YOUR COLLECTION Christmas Please Tree lijighfirig RECREATION MUSCLE take noxe that earbage and recycling collections will be F E SIZE STRENGTH cancelled on Remembrance Day. Friday. November 11. 1944_ due to November 22, IM COMPLEX - AND POWER" r - the Holiday closings of the Waste Disposal Facilities. The alternate Outdoor THIS WORKSHOP WILL HELP ,� • collection day tier both garbage and blue box materials will be on RACQUETBALL EXPERIENCED WEIGHT Monday. November 14, 19}4 OPEN HOUSE TRAINERS. ATHLETES AND YOU DONT HAVE TO BE COACHES UNDERSTAND THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS TO OnlY those residents scheduled to receive blue hos c olleclior[s on A PRO MAXIMIZE MUSCLE MASS. Fridov. November 11. 1994 will receive Mire trio collection an STRENGTH AND POWER' Mrntdoy. November 14, 1991. COME FOR THE FUN! Meet our Professio-d WHEN'• TUESM, NOtIBBIBBIi If you have any questions regarding this collection change, please ' Riacque" Trabeer ss, 7-Ocoo ant. contact the Town of Pickering Public Works Department at 420- TREVOR HA RRLSON WHERE' ARENA MEETING 4630 or 6832760. We WIN Provide Yate ,ink ROOM OF THE PICKERING THE E BACK OF THE PiCKERING ria q-ts,sadelly eyewear end btRc RECREATION COMPLEX) �k Free Baby"" for all PARTICIPANTS COS T- $15.00 + GST FOR MEMBERS THE DICKERING All You Need to Know RFRECREATIONTITION COMPLEX NOVEMBER 16, 1"4 $20.00 + GST FOR About'Wffl 7:20.8:N jp a� NON-MEMBERS BE YOUNG, HAVE FUN, WHERE DO 1 REGISTER' IN COME TO THE PERSON .AT THE RECEPTION at the RECREATION COMPLEX DESK OF THE COMPLEX Pickering Central Library WHERE"rrSALL HAPPENING- WHEN DO REGISTER? REGISTER BEFORE OR ON * NOVEMBER 17 to MINIMUM OF Tuesday, November 15th, 7130FOR P�nL MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 15 PEOPLE IS REt•1UiREDr PRESLIVTED RF * Call 831-6265 extension 243 t0 BRAM WITTENBERG David Ca ie AT 831-1711 OR Physical asd Heakk F.dsrcation register for this free program 683-6582 Degree (L' of T) Certified Pertreltal Trainer HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE Certifud Fitrsess rester F H FOR THE TOWN OF PiCKERING INTER BROCHURE DELIVERY y Mail to Pickering Residents �TfI�IFMRI:Q /. Tin t�tlltllCwtnrn ,n �....� avwmas Food Candy baltrery Mr d duatr+taei Mbeln for Bank Stlats ' cm pok & Scud 's Boxes l �. \ L_ . _� =ti r Town of Pickering 5th` r ' Annual fs Christmas Tree lijighfirig tin F E Tuesday November 22, IM - Pickering C•lvk Complex r - { Outdoor 3miltyard 0 p.m. ,� • avwmas Food Candy baltrery Mr d duatr+taei Mbeln for Bank Stlats ' cm pok & Scud 's Boxes l �. \ L_ . _� r�rcli��.1�i1�_IV�t�lvl�t�llt>wdltitl�'�i!!iy'1 Stark had scratches on arm and shoulder estranged Wife testifies on the side of Hwy. 401 between Ajax and Pickering, the witness said. Alison Stark also testified that when the family returned to their boat at the Darlington Marina in Bowmanville there was no evi- dence Mr. Stark had been on the boat after dropping his wife off at work. Court heard that following Julie Stanton's disappearance, Ali- son Stark asked her husband BySAL p REPORM PICKERING - Accused murder- er Pieter Stark's left arm and shoul- der were covered in scratches which looked like they had been made by a person's fingernails about two weeks after Pickering teen Julie Stanton disappeared, Whitby court heard Monday. Alison Stark, the estranged wife of the man accused of abducting and killing the teen on Faster Mon- day, April 16,1990, testified she saw the marks after Mr. Stark was admitted to hospital suffering from heart problems near the end of April of that same year. "He had scratches on his left shoulder and back. They were long scratches. There were a total of eight of them that I thought were fingernail scratches." said Mrs. Start who was escorted in and out of the courtroom by a plainclothes police officer and a female Mend. Court heard she asked her hus- band at the time where the scratches had come from. "He said he got them from lying on the side of the road, working on the par." she testified. Asked by defence attorney Leo Adler how she knew that the scratches on her husband's arms and shoulders were not present on Easter Sunday, 1990, she answered: "Because we made love that nigbL- Julie Stanton was last seen get- ting into a grey Monte Carlo fitting the description of Mr. Stark's vehi- cle near her home on Maury Cres- cent. Mr. Stark has admitted pick- ing up the girl. but denies he had anything to do with her disappear- ance. Cam also beam that Mr. Stark told his wife he believed Julie Stan- ton was dead just one week after she disappeared. "Peter believed she was dead. He spoke about Julie in terms of folding the bod,,. He hoped for his own sake that the police didn't find the body." she said. "I said to him: 'You don't even know if she's dead.' His response was: 'If she is dead. I hope they don't ever find her."' Court heard that on the day of the girl's disappearance. Mr. Stark was one hour late picking up his wife, employed by Sanyo Canada in Toronto at the time. Mr. Stark also failed to pick up her daughter Sara, who was staying with her grandparents in Toronto on the Easter weekend, that same after - FAM. Mrs. Stark testified her husband showed up around 6:10 pm. when she noticed the condition of his �g5 Cp►TS Ssp�E Obituary Stafford Monuments' 318 Dundas st . E, Whitby 668-3552 Toll Free 1 -SW -461.4848 -Cemetery Monurrl@mts •Granke or Bronze Markers •We sel memorials lex installation at all Ontario cemeteries, imduding i Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, Erskine, Groveside b Dutfuls Meadows After Hours 668.4460 or 721-9882 Horne appointments Blsdlr wranSeed TRY OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU DECIDE pants and hands. His pants were very dirty on his knees and below on the front. They were covered in a black soil. There were also pieces of dead leaves on his pants," she said. Mr. Stark explained his tardiness and the condition of his clothes by saying that he had fallen asleep on the boat and had had car trouble and was forced to work on the vehicle numerous times if he had picked Julie up. Mr. Stark steadfastly denied picking her up, court was told. But during cross-examination, Mrs. Stark admitted that she "wasn't too fond of Julie" and that her husband was well aware of her feelings toward his daughter Kim's friend. Court heard that Mrs. Stark referred to the missing teen as a "a no good rotten kid" during a tele- phone conversation with a friend in January of 1992 that was monitored by police. However, she also denied that the reason her husband lied about picking up Julie Stanton was because he feared she would leave him. It was only after her husband was arrested in February of 1992 that she learned first-hand that he had picked the youth up. she testi- fied. 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So, even though we've planned all these great events for the next five days, we suggest you leave some time to shop, too. PKKERIw TOWN CENTRE 1355 Kingston Road, Pickering (905) 839-7072 Consumers Distributing TMSIJPEI STORE experience the difFerenee! L PAGE 11-A•THE NEWS ADVE - W , D , , • • . R11SER, WED, NOVEMBER !, l� I DON CHERRY will autograph your purchased copy of his new video ROCK'EM SOCK'EM 6. It's his best video yet! L L LLLiLl' I i! Thursday, November 10, 1994 7:30 p.m. to 8:30p.m. at our Ajax location Harwood Ave. & Bayly St. Friday, November 11 1994 .m. 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 .# p at our Mississauga location Square One ••� • ShoppingCentre IAL - 0 A� LOW PRICES A WAL-MART P ♦ MUNICIPAL ELECTION TRE NBWS ADYEl;Tlq% WF.p.. NOVEb1BER 9;1994 -PAGE a -A U French -language trustee irke�d bv su erintendent's u ostinniz at forum Boisvert Mr. Langlois brought for- the board's position relating to staff policy relating to the issue. The full ward a notice of motion asking that members attending all -candidates board will vote on the motion at its the board's policy committee clarify debates. There is currently no board next meeting Nov. 21. By SAI. BOMMARITO unethical position. It sends out the STAFF REPORTER wrong message to the voters that the DURHAM - A French -language administration is sleeping in the separate school trustee candidate is same bed with the trustees," Mr. angered over whet he ells "tnappro. Langlois says- priate" questions by a superintendent But Ajax French -language trustee of the Durham Region Roman and chair of the French -language Catholic School Board at an an -caw section Marc Lapointe called Mr. didates meeting in Whitby last week. Langlois's comments an exercise in Louis -Arthur Langlois, a French- "mudslinging". "I'd like to take language trustee who is running for offence to Mr. Langlois. He's taking re-election in Whitby, says the advantage of a public forum for superintendent, who he refused to mudslinging against a member of name, questioned another candidate, our staff." said Mr. Lapointe, who is Whitby French -language trustee riot seeking re-election this term. Robert Boisvert, during an all-candi- Mr. Boisvert also downplayed dates meeting for French -language the comments made at the all-candi- trustees held at St. Charles Gamier dates meeting by the school superin- Catholic Secondary School on Nov. tendent. 3. "Tine question that was asked was "(Tire superintendent) was asking asked with the intent to provide questions about the relationship additional information to the elec- between administration and French torate. There was a question also and English trustees on the board," asked by Mr. Lapointe. I fail to says an upset Mr. Langlois. "A lot of understand (Mr. Langlois). It would people on this board think it was appear to me he is making an attack inappropriate. It puts this board in an on this individual," said Mr. Separate school candidate targets violence PICKERING — A Metro Sepa- teaching staff. rate School Board teacher has Mr. Pacione has taught Grades 3 declared his candidacy for trustee to 12, is a member of the Knights of on the Durham Region Roman Columbus, a founding member of Catholic Separate School Board in the Pickering -Ajax Italian Social the Nov. 14 municipal elec- Club and vice-president of tion. Taxpayers Coalition of Joe Pacione says he's purchase of a colour Aero (wwo si49 4t) € HeOU 1. t•tafn Pickering/Ajax (TAXCO- committed to enhancing Con m Presario comoaters with CD MW corns with - DOS 6.2 - Windows 3.1 - Tabworks -Hone Survival Toolldt fie following sgltwane - Crayols Art Studio PA). 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We must place greater emphasis on h' Dr. Kular is committing her- self to working with parents, edu- cators and employers in order to identify the challenges I Susan Kular tea. Ing ba_s c skills and core subjects in the junior and intermediate levels and offering more elective choices at the OAC level," says Dr. Kular. 10 graduating students will face in the job market. "Everyone cares about what happens in the field of education. People do not participate because they believe that their views are not considered in setting up priorities by public officials. I am tak- ing the initiative now by setting up a database of contact names. I will be contact- ing these people and other who come on board on an ongoing basis," she says. HEALTH FOOD & FITNESS SHOPS 10 YEARS OF Fil-::\FHI F.XCE11,1"INC ; ANNIVERSARY Sale Ends Saturday, November 12, 1994 HURRY IN! 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Unfortunately. the combination of an understaffed police force and the high volume of property crime means that crimes like these arc a low priority. One resident's attached garage was just one stop on a busy night for thieves who hit several Durham homes recently. The mother of three was left feeling frightened at the prospect of her husband's upcom- ing bt>.siness trip. "1 was afraid they (the thieves) would get even cockier and try to come right into the house thrdwgh the garage door while I was aster It's hard to say what is worse for property crime victims — the loss of one's valuables or the lost sense of perso nal security. Pblice Consta- ble Pat Judges has heard this con- cern before anu says that "even if someone wen. tee break into your home while vot. were sleeping. P;ne times out of 10. the last thing they want is to be noticed." It's your valuables they want, not you. However, if you did wake up to find someone in your home all you would have to do is dial 911 and the dispatcher would automati- cally have your address. A al! you did was dial 911 and hang up. all thre'c emergency ser- vices would be sent to the address." expl:uns Constable Judges. A bed- side phone can =ive you some peace of mind. It isn't always in the deep, dark of night that crime occurs. You may :urive home from work to discover .i window or door inexplicably open. The police recom- mend that you use �l neighbor's phone to call them in case the criminal is still inside. Ideally you will never find your- self in this posi- tion. There are many inexpensive ways to improve your chances of being passed by when a thief is on the prowl. Simply locking your windows and doors is a good start. As Kristina McCann, program vo-ordinator for Neighborhood Watch points out. "Fifty one per cent of break-ins occur through unlocked windows and doors... However, the lock is only as good as the door. A hollow core door or a poorly hinged door doesn. t present much of a challenge to a determined thief. There are inexpensive remedies to these and man,. other security -weak spas in the Crime Prevention }landbook available through your local police Durham Regional Police Con- stable David Robinson brushes for finger prints. Simple steps can help secure your home from being robbed. Or, \o%c•mbt-r 24, key player, in Ontario's :rdlning ane: adiW[nlcnt system arc In%ltcd to participate Ic the launch of their I ocal Board. Isocal Boards will be independent. not-for-profit corporations, governed by a Board of Directors and will address training and adjustment issues in the communir`. Ile launch meeting will be hosted by the sponsors. It wil be the first step in making vour Local Board a reality. Call 1-800-608-=1502 if vou're unsure which Local Board you re in. The launch is a working meeting that will bring together the seven labour market partner groups who are most affected by how policies ane decided and programs run. They include those in the community who represent business. labour, women, racial minorities, people with disabilities. Francophones and educators and trainers. The meeting wilt feature a presentation on Local Boards and provide the opportunity for the local labour market partners to meet and discuss this important initiative. WHEN: Thursday November 24, 1994 TIME: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Registration begins at 6 p.m.) WHERE: Legal Banquet and Conference Centre 0 Sunray Street, Whitby. ACCESS: Simultaneous English/French translators and sign language interpreter% will be available. We ask that you advise us in advance if you need these services. RSVP: Space is limited. Please RSVP the Local Board Implementation Team at 1-800-608-4502. The Sponsors Canadtl Oe.elupw,• sir. #w ifr � iw..,f „v.n OeYrw Torry Ontario C F t:...•..,.:..• ....,,.a station. Lighting is the key to deterring unwanted night-time guests. As Constable Judges illustrates. "If the thief is scanning several homes and somc are lit while some arc not. hes going tc choose these without the light llrs biggest con- cern is being secs M the neighbors of the house he's breaking. into. A 60 -watt bulb at each of your entrances will cost you 90 cents per month. per light. A pretty inexpen- sive security system, don't you think?.. Both Constable Judges and Ms. McCann emphasize that it is the people living in the community who are in the best position to pre- vent crime. A neighbor will know if something isn't right• better than the police officer in the passing cruiser who is not in a position to know the regular activities of the residents. Residents should become familiar with each other and report Timely DURHAM - Here are some ti I Police Service to hep prevent cri me tips... ps from the Durham Regional p before it happens. 1) Survey your home for easily penetrated entrances. Tips on improving these areas are offered in the Crime Prevention Hand- book available at your local police station. 2) If you're an animal lover, get a dog. If you're not, get a `'Beware of Dog" sign anyway — it may make a thief think twice. 3) Lock your doors and windows including those on your garage and car. Don't leave outdoor valuables where they can he easily removed. 4) Leave a light on. It's an effective and inexpensive deterrent. 5) Work with your neighbors. Get to know what is normal; report anything suspicious. 6) Engrave your valuables with your licence plate number for quick idenfication in the event they are stolen. An engraver can be borrowed from your local police station or by calling 683-9100 Ext. 610. anything out of the ordinary. As Ms. McCann stresses. "It's hard to know what's suspicious if you don't know what's normal." ONLY THE LEADER BRINGS YOU— LECTION it to you fust xN� PEOPLE ♦ We [d[[[[uke time for you so you'll get just the look you want Crime Prevention Week is Nov. 6 - 12. Watch for displays in local malls by the Durham Regional Police Service. 'tlft Sc ti'tan's SmA Pnce - Fain and accesKwws nob included LJ •s�tii�•IA•♦�v ti.a •s•ti9 •gM�74�V7Y yyy� . •Y•• . •'ava • • ••• .-•V•a'r• r• • s • a •.•• i • • r• Y� 1v0 9 • 6 r• Durham College expansion c jobs, more c DURHAM - Durham College has received approval for a $1 - million expansion under the Cana- da/Ontario Infrastructure Works Program, government and school officials announced recently. Funding will be used for an expansion to the main building at the Oshawa campus which will link two older buildings and pro- vide additional classroom space at the college. "This grant will enable us to create new kinds of learning spaces which will accommodate new learning strategies and infor- mation technologies," says Durham College president Gary Polonsky. In addition, the project will upgrade the main building to improve access for the disabled. As a result of the project, 12 short-term and three long-term reates 15 new lassrooms jobs will be created. Work is scheduled to start immediately and should be com- pleted by Aug. 30, 1995. *AUDITIONS* Pickering Players will be holding auditions for the Gingerbread Lady by Neil Simon at the Pickering Recreational Centre on: Thursday, Nov. 17 at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 at 2:00 p.m ATTENTION ALL LAND OWNERS & FARMERS The passing of bill 163 by the Ontario Provincial Govemment will have costly and restrictive consequences for the land owners and farmers in the province. Most residents do not understand the ramifications of the Bill. Do you realize If this bill passes the outcome will: *Decrease the value of all land & family farms *Increase property taxes• *Dictate where you can build a new barn or house* *Require environmental assessments for farm animal and crop expansions* *Prohibit the harvesting of wood lots• •Put your investments at risk* This note has been paid for by The York Durham Farmers Association (Formerly the Scarborough Farmers 1952) and we need your immediate assistance to organize opposition to this legislation. Please call the President, Michael Larkin Collect at (905) 294-0535 or 2945939 > 0 00 191-rWL11 ME/�ERSN/P FOR THE FMK r LIFE EDUCAT10N MMORY iCOMNNTTEE THE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (REA) IS SEEKING PARENT CANDIDATES IN AREA 1 -DURHAM NORTH (BROCK,1ANWGE AND SCUGOG TOWNSHIPS) AND AREA 6-PIMRING WHO ARE SENSITIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE STUDENTS IN OUR SCHOOLS Appoirtbrtents to the Family Life Education Advisory Commit6ee (RIM) of the Durham Board of Education will be made by December 16,1994. The term of the new parent represettatihies vA be three years. Any erhgdk pulft school ratepayer who is a parent has the right to offer himsdfltte-M as a cmildale. An eligible public school ratepayer is a person who satisfies the following requirements: a) is eighteen (18) years of age or more; b) is a Canadian citizen; c) is a resident of the jurisdiction of the Durham Board of Education; d) is a parent of a child currently enmied in the Durham Board of Education. Interested applicants should apply in writing by November 25,1994 to Mike Brousseau, The Durham Board of Education, 400 Taunton Road East, R.R. #2, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5R5. I #'t1-i-V",%Ii *u . s., -I •0-, .001 SPIN iw% it - H p 1 A.) It'v# THE HEVYS ADYBRr1aM WED, XOY©tAFj % 1994 -FACE 15-A Jim Kelly fi Sales Representative ll REALTY WORLD REALTY WORLD East Real Estate Ltd. 1099 Kingston Rd. (Furniture MaR) Pickering (905) 831-6000 (905) 428-6000 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 1371 ROUGEMOUNT DR., PICKERING $170,000 BELOW COST 3,200 sq. ft. on .25 acres, 4 bdrm., 4 baths, 2 en suites, 3 cararage, security system, CAC, gas fp., $$80,000 in upgrades. Walk to elem. schools, Montessori, 5 mins. to mall. Jim Kelly, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOV. 13, 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. 1332 POPRAD AVE., PICKERING TOTALLY UPGRADED HOME 4 bdrm., 2 baths, new kitchen, all apps., ceramics, CAC. new 2 pc., new Jacuzzi bath, fin. bsmt., walk to GO, mall. schools. Great financing. Flexible closing. Fully detached. Jim Kelly, 931-6000. EATON'S PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Will Be Open Early This Sunday November 13th From 10 AM - 6 PM To all Early Bird Customers from 10 am to 11 am BUY ONE BREAKFAST FOR $2.75 GET 2ND ONE FREE "HOLIDAY SAVINGS CARDS" Present Card With Each Purchase's (Card will reveal) � SIO 'IO 'IO OR OFFFIFOFF OFF * Excluded: All L.iz Clairborne Depts., Jones of New York, Cosmetics, Fragrances, Major Appliances, Home Electronics, Furniture & Selected Seven Seas Collectable Gifts. EATON 1234 S618 9012 .1 •'gY u'p' j ATO N S Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded . :.t.t. NO t .t' .1 ti't t Sign furor - sparked * Pickering Ward 2 PICKEMG —No election is complete without a sign controversy • and the race for the Ward 2 local seat on Town council is providing one this time atotnd. Organizers running the campaign for Sherry Senis are criticizing the Doug Dickerson camp over signs the latter has put up which urge vot- ers to "re-elect" Mr. Dickerson. Mr. Dickerson is not an incum- bent, though he did serve as Ward 2 regional councillor from 1978 to 1980 and 1988 to 1991. (He was defeated in a bid for the mayoralty in 1980, and failed in attempts to be elected to his former Ward 2 seat in 1982 and 1985 before winning the seat back in 1988, only to lose it to Kip Van Kempen in 1991.) lie maintains he's done nothing wrong and that he is simply re -using his old signs to save money and the environment. "Morally and factual- ly any sign of mine that says 're- elect' is correct because l was an elected official previously and wish to be an elected official again," be says "We've knocked at over 5.000 doors and have yet to hear anyone bring the subject up." Mr. Senis maintains it would be easy for Mr. Dickerson to make the signs correct. "All he needs is a can of paint," says Mr- Senis, to co%xer over the "rt:" in ..re-elect". On November 14, you can vote for someone who takes notes OR someone who takes charge. Dave Ryan Ix•liL'%CN in Mur cunununit\. I ig• is a(1i%c in kx:11 ut ;:unizatiMm herc hr Mti(A-S Iradcnhil). tutu• and co mtilment. I )arc• knM\\ s \\ hat it's like to roll uh his 11o. •\ r• and hI•II-) (ut. At TM\\ n CMIInCII hc• N01[ ✓ continue to fight against the dumps ✓ work to create a safer community ✓ encourage business to locate here ✓ hold the line on taxes D..%% -F. RYAN'S INAOLNTME\T IN THE CONNllrri" I]CLIDFS: • I t lander l'ickrtinr \\;1>tc• Kc•ductiMn CMnunittc•c • FI �undc•r R011gC VJIICV (:ummunity A%-A)ciatio m • N)ard \1CT11 L -r I'irkerirn, Aja\ 011Zc•rr. Togcthcr tI':\(:1 1 • vc• Ch;lir Pickering Philharmonic (hc hc•,Ir;1 Dave CAMPAIGN OFFICE TELEPHONE: 509-1044 y,.,.,,,,,, IN 9„ t, ft. 4. Don't miss your chance to meet the team of Royal Doulton experts. • Get free identification and dating of your Roy Doulton treasures by historical expert and renowned author Louise In•ine. • Sue Dimmock, Royal Doulton figurine painter, will sign your purchase. • One year 's free membership in the Roval Doulton Collectors' Club with purchase. Ask for details. • Collectors ' Choice Contest. • Refreshments. Pauline 0H1%43643> available exclusively for this event The Royal Doulton Store Pickering Town Centre Monday, November 14th, 11: 30am - 2pm sw4polt 9. .. •!"•-e+s'++_„- - .....a.....r*-r.- r. P DR. JEROME GIBLON is pleased to announce the location of an office for his practice of Orthodontics at 1450 Kingston Rd. in the Pickering Square Plaza at Valley Farm Rd. This office is being established for the convenience of those patients who have been coming for treatment to the Scarborough office from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, etc. New patients are welcome Consultation by appointment Please call (416) 439-6222 Children, braces for teenagers and adults WE LL REBUILD YOUR HOUSE NO MATTER HOW HIGH IT GETS. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 375 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario L1V lA3 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. LIBEKIY MVNAI.. O 1994 bbem Mutual Insurance Group/Unwn"jk. Orono Jr. Ge!rry Sc nes your Tamih office, offering to his • one dentist for your continued care • a comfortable house setting with all new equipment/modern sterilization •evening hours & Saturday appointments available • a convenient location with parking at the doorstep a: clx 1854 Liverpool Road (North of Hwy. 2) 3C A. W ._-,,.... • — ��-*�;sem • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 9,1994•FAGE 17•A Find' out everything you PlcKERlNc -- An information ses- 15 at 7:30 p.m. to answer questions. sion on wills is being presented at the A lawyer from the Durham Communi- Call to register for this free program at need to know about • Pickering Public library's central branch ty Legal Clinic will be available to dis- 831-6265, ext. 243. Space is limited so wells atone T� � on Tuesday, Nov. cuss the importance of making a will and early registration is recommended. 01! 0 M Ell Today to Sunday, November 13th open the card, and faster than Santa sliding down. a greased chimnc-youcould'71 Save 10 % to 400 * Yo C7 ASK FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SAVINGSCARD *On selected regular priced merchandise. Some restrictions apph . Details in-store. EATON 1234 5676 4012 E ATO N'S Goods Satisfactory- or Monev Refunded >k PARE'&*A iipAiiF.%A�'l M tR7 t �� 1�4' '� W4 FV umufmii........... Women's Progress Club offers $45,000 gift ❑ Women from Ajax and Pickering donat- ing gazebo to town of Pickering in bid to provide shelter for outdoor activities AJAX-PICKERING — Come spring, a new gazebo will grace the park at the Pickering Civic Com- plex, thanks to a local sm ice club. The Canadian Progress Club - Pickering Ajar Women is donating a 5.15.000 gazebo to the town. It will pay for the gazebo from its many fund-raising activities, which will include a spring car rally in Pickering. "We were looking for a major project to do." says club pres- ident Carol Hayden. .something that gives the girls a goal to reach for." The gazebo was chosen, explains Ms. I layden, to address the common complaint that the town has no centre. "it always looked like it needed something there," she says of the gardens outside the Town hall and central library. "It's something that's going to last for years to come and it's also something for everyone. - It's expected the gazebo will be used for concerts, storytelling and other activities in the warmer months: perhaps as a place for Santa to visit at Christmas: and as a focal point for the town thnwgh all the seasons. The project must still he approved by Pickering Council, and is scheduled for construction and completion next spring. The club was formed only last January and has 14 members (they're looking for more). So far, groups and events they have contributed to include Ajax and Pickering General llospi- tal, Canada I)ay children's activities in the town. the Grtssroots Festival at Pickering Museum village, the annual Terry Fox Run, the Tulip Gardens at the civic complex, Girl Guides, the Rougemont Co-op, the Seniors Snow Removal Program and the Pickering Breakfast Club for children. Show examines education system AJAX PICKERING - Problems facing the educational system and possible solutions are examined in a cable television show. 'A' For Effort looks at the myths, misunderstandings and mis- takes which have contributed to problems in today's schools. The aim is to look at how the education- al system came to be and what should he done about it. The 40 -minute program is divid- ed into five segrnenLs — The Gold- en Rule Days (1955-60), when teachets were authority figures and the strap was the final word in disci- pline: 'lite Winds of Change (1961- 68). when government changes and a new breed of young teachers had an optimistic future for education: Teachers Are People Too looks at the demands put on teachers since the 1960,,: This Little Joh We Call Teaching hoc teachers and volun- teers discuss topic such as over- crowding, discipline, violence and respect for education: and Time For A Test offers some solutions like standardized testing to lunch pro- grams for needy students. It's being shown on Cabe 10 in Ajax on Sunday. Nov. 13, at 3 p.m. choosing D 4W orham College Winter Intake Gr "I NILa completed the program in tu)o and half years instead of three. It gave me the background and confidence to .40 my education and experience tom V F r my own Human Resources cons Y y company. A gnat opportunity!" -- Mike Andrew - Business Administration Don't miss out! _. Whiter 1ntalt a Programs Start fust year in January 19%, complete one year by September. ♦ Business Administration (2 and/or 3 year diploma) i General Arts and Science (1 year certificate, 2 year diploma) ♦ Office Administration - Seaetarial 0 year certificate, 2 year dome) ♦ Industrial Marketing (1 year post diploma certificate) Direct Enhly Into Second Semester ♦ Students with related OAC., college, or university credits may be eligible for direct entry into second semester of some first year diploma programs. Apprenticeship - Carpentry ♦ Enrollment is now being taken for January. For more information call (905) 721-3300. Apply nowt Case ft the free Information Night, November 9. CAN'Dmfiam College 5) 721-3046 or toll free, 14W-4614549. W and 7 p.m.. Tuesday, Nov. 15. at 8 p.m., and Thursday. Nov. 17, at 10 p.m. Call 683-6511 for more infor- mation. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and artist Diane Huson with an illustration of the gazebo (done by Ms. Huson) to be built in the civic complex park. Dr. Michael Foo & Associates >ri=k'" Family Dentistry • ° NEW PATIENTS WELCOME AJAX RICHMOND HILL 427-0822 771-0788 95 BAYLY ST. W. STE. 03:8 9019 BAYVIEW AVE BAYWOOO PLAZA E OF HZOOD PROFESSIONAL BLDG STE 0203 Open Monday to Saturday. evening appointments available. Opportunity for citizens interested in serving on library board 0 Special information session being held to let people know about the board's activities PICKERING — The Picker- ing Public Library board of directors is holding a special information meeting Thursday, Nov. 24 for people interested in serving on the board. To provide an opportunity to learn about what is involved, the board is restructuring its Nov. 24 monthly meeting to accommo- date prospective applicants for board membership. The meeting, at the haary's central branch at One The Esplanade, will begin informally at 6 p.m. with refreshments. Interested members of the public can chat with current board members and senior staff about the board's work, and then attend the meeting which includes a review of the board's 1995 ser- vice and budget plans. "Service on the Pickering Public Library Board has been an immensely rewarding experience for all our members." said cur- rent chairman David Farr in a press release announcing the spe- cial meeting. "Through library service to the community, board members make a contribution to the learn- ing and reading interests of all sectors of the municipality: young and old. students develop- ing their research skills; older workers updating their skills; individuals seeking both infor- mation and the relaxation of a good book." Any resident of Pickering over 18 years of age and a Cana- dian citizen may apply to serve on the board. Anyone interested in attending the meeting may contact the office of the chief librarian, Sandy Cameron, at 831-6265, ext. 236. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's HoN ft FasNons, appeared in Oft paper, Wedrreo ft Nov. 2,1944 Page 10 - AM 10K gold jewelry on this page actual size is not as shown. lnadveft*, the error fisted appeared in our adveroiskV. VVe *me* regret ani i xwwenierm or cwhWon to our customers. 'EATON'S j �. xs�s,►,•rts; Irb�iwrlllr�t is��c•t� Uaneer support group - The Living With Cancer support oup for adults, family and friends meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at its new location, in the groups meet Aja'rN� ��g General Hospital on Mon - `J The children's support group, for youths dealing with cancer either personally or with a family member, meets from 7 to R:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Call 686-1516 for information. 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DINNER: The Ajax Rotary Club hosts a dinner at 7 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion hall, 111 Hunt St. Dr. David Posen, author of Always Change a Losing Game, will speak. $35 per person and pro- ceeds go to the club's international projects. 428-1328 (Val Marshall). WOMEN'S CLUB: The Canadian Progress Club - Pickering/Ajax Women's Chapter meets at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Vallev Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. The club meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. 831-8566 (Carol). HARD OF HEARING: The Hard of Hearing Support Group meets the second Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m., usually at the Oshawa Deaf Centre, 750 King St. E. Call 655-5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY. answering machine for voice only) for meeting location. RE11ENIBRANCE DAY: Family or friends of veterans interred at Pine Ridge Nlemorral Gardens, Church Street North and Taunton Road. Ajax, should contact the cemeterv's office before Nov. 10 in order to place a small flag on the grave for Remembrance Day. 427- 5416. SCHOOL INTERVIEW'S: Ajax High School holds parent -teacher interviews in the cafeteria and the new gym from 7 to 9:30 p.m. 683- 1610. THURSDAY, NOV. 10 P.C. USERS' CLUB: The Durham P.C. Users Club supports local com- puter enthusiasts with monthly meetings. The club meets from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. the second Thursday of every month. The location is the CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Murray Ave., Oshawa. 1-905-728-9351 (Bruce Laycraft), 1-905-623-2787 PRECIOUS PLATES `N THNVGS (M475 Westney Rd. N. Ajax (905) 686-7185 MEETARTUST STEWART SHERWOOD Sat., Nov 12 1-4 p.m. FREE DRAW We invite you to bring his plates for signing. 'Swat Drwrn' _3Vt�o 8o TtW ft Taint- vat (Linda Netten). NEWCOMERS: The Pickering - Ajax Newcomers Club meets at 8 p.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, Church St. north of Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. It's for women THE NEWS ADVE M ISM WED, NOVEM M 9,1"&RWZ 21-A ................. ........................... living in the area three years or less and meets the second Thursday of each month. 831-7824 (Lorraine). RINGETTE: Ladies' pick-up recreational ringette is at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex at 9:30 9451436' 1216 �O4''l Ems`, Al �;<�. ,a *�n'o -tea Th&�RTNERS LIMITED TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY 74 KING ST. W. OSHAWA Prices effective from Sunday, November 6 until Saturday, November 12, 1994. We reserve the right to Ww quantities a.m. and continues every Thursday through the fall and winter months. Pay as you play. Learn as you play. Babysitting available. All ages wel- come, especially those over age 30. 427-3413 (June), 839-8364 (Betty). ri NATUREWORLD Nov. 9,1994 TRUSTEE DEBATE: An all -can- didates meeting for public school trustees in Wards I and 3 in Picker- ing will be held at 7 p.m. at E.B. Phin Public School, 1455 Altona Rd., Pickering. 509-1285 (Cathy). Christmas shopping is here. Don't get caught in the last minute rush - come to NATUREWORLD for charming, unique gifts for everyone on your Christmas list. • BIRDING • HIKING • OUTDOOR GEAR • GIFTS FREE PARKING - FREE SMILES (You'll find us behind the Quik Bite Restaurant) 53 BALDWIN ST., BROOKLIN 655-1163 The Savings Come Home clementines New Crop Product of Morocco RoCE = Regular Colaor Diet Top S 0 irloin DRoast 28 11tig Cut From Canada "A" Grades . or U.S.D.A. Select Beef Regular 750 nt bd. (plus deposit) 5.24100 rn, Blade Product of U.S.A., No. 1 Grade Fresh elen 62! 37/kg Steak Cut From11�439Ag Canada "A" Grades Beef Product of U.S.A. 10 o2 cello pkg. Spinach Ed. 1Ai1e're dose io y"! Ajax Marketplace 475 Westney Rd. North Ajax 686-5632 Bailwow les Bayly Street West Ajax 686-1440 Glendale Marketplace 1900 Dixie Road Pickering 831-5632 V11P1101 UR ntertainment j 0 0 jacian ❑ Actress stars in ullen Gardens' newest production which opens this weekend Bv AL RIVETT STAFF REPORTER AJAX — An Ajax woman will sing her way through the Christmas season with a star- ring role in a musical produc- tion at Whitby's Cullen Gar- dens, starting this weekend. Dana Vranic plays the lead role in Christmas on Memory Lane. a new half-hour musical comedy at the Whitby landmark starting on Saturday, Nov. 12 and running daily until Jan. 8. The 24 -year-old actress admits her time at Cullen Gar- dens represents her longest stint on stage since graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in musi- cal theatre from the University of Windsor. Moreover, the role is demanding on a physical level, as the play runs three times a day, seven nights a THE NEWSADVFR'riSER, WED, NOVEMBER 9, 194 -PAGE 27-A Nov. 9, 1994 t• o sing season week for two months. as well as on a purely artistic level. "It's definitely the most interesting play I've ever done." Ms. Vranic "I play a 75-year-olc woman. Being only 24 the role is a bit of a stretch for me. But I'm having a lot of fun doing It. "Lets just hope I'm young enough to get through it all. I usually do two-week runs (;I- shows. fshows. Certainly, this is the longest running show I've ever done." The Ajax High School graduate discov- ered the role while attending university. A call board of non -Equity (non-union) casting calls for Theatre Ontario list- ed the Cullen Gardens play and she was immediately interested in pursuing the star- ring role. 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R Horror R Drama R Some None Norte SataQ t�torw me .:Not Lots Lots So Lots Lots mw*: RonVCom Mild Lots Some Cash Value 1/20 of 1 cent McDonald's Curpomuon ■ ■ ■ ■ low aJyu .1 AJAX McDONALD'S ■ 6 41 SL ■ ■ PK;KERING McDONAL03 1X6011135-ft" 135- ft osp Rd ■ Valid until November 30tW4 ♦MSEEIREENEUMt Valid during breakfast hours ord%. 0 "I saw Cu I len Gardens and I was very excited." she recalls. "I used to go there is a kid and I thought 'what a lovely place to spend a Christmas' Alter an audiliov of singim-, and actin„. she was offcnx! the part soon after by Culler, (jar - dens new artistic director Marm Walsh. Ms. Walsh says Ms. Vranic has the right stuff to perform the role in the Cullen Gardens Christmas production. "Dana Vranic has the enthu- siasm, strength and talent to play the role.” says Ms. Walsh. "She not only has a strong singing voice the role demands, but she also brings a wealth of dance experience and solid training to the Cullen stage." Ms. Vranic explains Christ- mas on Memory l -ane offers something for everyone. The play incorporates singing. danc- ing. old-fashioned carollinLT as well as a special surprise for children in the middie t,f the performance M, Vrar!e says she'll con- tinue to upgrade her education in the field of acting. She plans to attend either Yale. lianard or Chicago's I)cPaul University to attain her master of fine arts degree. Show times for Christmas on Memory I.anc arc '�:3(. 7 and 8 p.m. seven days a week from Nov. 12 to Jan. 8. The show is free with admission to Cullen Gardens. Cullen Gardens is on Taunton Road. one-half mile west of Nwy. 12 in Whitby. For more information. call 686-1606 or 1-800-461-182 1, Help us help the local food banks by joining us in our Grand Opening Celebration November 10 001V_ � C� ma.5 Pickering We are offering free admission tc a movie on Thurs., Nov. 1C with the donation of a non-perishable food item. Donations only accepted at the box-office. .1. L,: r porting local food banks: Ajax Salvation Army 24 hr Movie info Pickering St. Paul's on the Hill (905) 420 -SHOW (7469) Toronto Daily Bread Kovipkx 9 celebrates Grand Opening with food driveand free movies It's a grand opening with a and the Ajax Salvation Army food st," says Moviplex 9 manager Ld bank. Fedyk. The young people who come To celebrate their arrival in will have a chance to win 50 free Pickering, movie goers will be movie passes for their school. treated to a movie Thursday Nov. Bins will be set up for each 10th. All you have to bring is a one and the school with the most non-perishable food item. donations wins the passes. The 9 screens can hold 4,000 The Moviplex features large people for the two showings of screens and extra wide aisles for each film and Brad hopes to added comfort. receive at least that many food In fact one screen is the items for two of the community second largest in the Greater food banks. Toronto area. "Of course you can bring There's parking for 800 and more than one item,", he says. Tuesday night and weekend "The food banks can really use matinees are $4.25. the support between So come to the show Thanksgiving and Christmas Thursday night and don't forget when supplies run low." your can of soup. The food will be donated to It's the best deal In town. St. Paul's on the Hill food ban$ ! 1`Kf X'xii'J'M.i'�A+! .,r4�11f ��'iiii'ti1ti7'1i'°l �'Fc'f•n ;{�� • .s LZ !f�'�1 • THE NEWS ADVXRTIS elp yourselfyourand community: be a v� o- unfi eer AX-PICKEIMG — � Several area agencies need your help to help your community. Looking for vohmteerrs are: Information Ajax -Pickering - Are you interested in discovering information about your community? Volunteer at the information centre. Volunteers listen to problems and are trained to provide information and referral to the appropriate oom- munity agencies. Call Joan Watson at 686-2661. Ajax Block Parents: Can chil- dren use your home as a safe haven in a time of need? Volunteers are needed to be Block Parents and to help with the administration of the program. Contact J. Goldmintz at 619-1018. Ajax -Pickering Community Care: Volunteers help seniors and disabled adults in the community! Share two hours once a week or even once a month. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331. Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal: Mature, reliable volunteers over 19 are needed for all areas of hospi- tal service and for fundraising through the gift shop and cart coffee shop, 4477 shop, and bazaars. Train- ing is provided. Applications are available at the gift shop and coffee sho Ajax-Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Liv- ing: People interested in volunteer- ing should consider tutoring in the Student Centre Literacy Project. Tutors are matched with an adult learner. For more information, con- tact Linda White at 427-3300 ext. 225. Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Join the Red Cross team! Challenging positions exist within many pro- grams and services. Call Donna Smith, branch manager, at 420- 3383. Arthritis Society: Volunteers are needed to help with Monday bingo. Canvassers are also need. Call Lucy Perri at 420.4275 or 434-7221. Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources: Adult volunteers are needed for weekdays form 3:30 to 6 p.m. to assist in reemationaUleisuue activities and for tutoring. Contact Ellen Schierhoitz at 839-6131. Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Pickering: As a Big Brother, You could really make a difference. Why not phone Big Brothers of Ajax -Pickering at 686-2871 to fund out how you can share in the life of a boy 6 to 14 years of age, from a father -absent home? Big Sisters Association of Ajax - Pickering: Voiunwers are re"ired for one-to-one matching programs. Women who can offer a mpportive, cm* friendship to a girl 6 to 16, a boy 6 to 10 or to a pregnant Coen or young mother and v'oiuneets inter- ested in fundraising and publicity committees are asked b call 428- 8111 for more information, Bq Scourls at?Cannda: Scouting is looking for leaders. Become involved Cao Owasco District mfnr- madonroe at 683-3411. Canadian Cancer Society, Wat Dwbam Unit Vdttnteas are needed to help with a number of activities: driving patients b treat menu, he4i ng with special events, fundraising and office work. Call 686.1516. Canadian Diabetes Ass x1le a - Durham Region Branch: The Fal of CDA is to improve the gttati- ty of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and education. The Durham Region branch needs vol- taueers for variety of positions and to kip out at bingos held every sec- ond Sunday afternoon at Caesars Bingo Place, 88 King St. W, Oshawa. If interested in any of these Positions, call Cathy Gartner at 436- 6648. Children's Aid Society of Durham Region: Volunteers assist in the delivery of services by acting as Special Friends to parents and children, by supervising family events and projects. Call Jo -Anne Ritchie at 433-1551. COPE: Volunteers wishing to assist people with emotionaUlzsychi- FAIRPORT Guardian Drugs T4 491 N�— W+E S c BAYLY cc W [GRMn cr. 3:1 OKLAHOMA UA. WE ACCEPT ALL DRUG PLANS OPEN SUNDAYS i1 A.M.-5 P.M. 750 OKLAHOMA DR., PICKERING (AT WHITES) 839-4461 HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST The News e s Advertiser Is asking all our readers to 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. Submit your recipe to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1S 2H5 marked HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST or drop off your recipe at our office. Deadline for entries is December 2/94 For further details contact Sue Ploughman 683-5110. 4 auric problems either on a one-to-one basis or in group programs can call Christine Kent at 686-3248. Train- ing is provided. • 111 -11 �-`l I — � Packard Bell Pentium Power CPU: Intel Pentium— Processor operating at 60 MHZ Hard Disk Drive 420 MB CD-ROM Drive Double Speed. Multi -session System Memory 8 MB upgradeable to 72 MB Sound System 16-bit Stereo Card and Speakers Video Memory 1 MB upgradeable to 2 MB Floppy Disk 3112" High Density Communications 14,400bps Fax'Mooem Other Peripherals Keyboard 2 -Button Mouse Case Design 4 Expansion Slots and 4 Storage Dote Says Stylish appearance with color atter-,; and Optional Designer Pane Kit 4 SVGA .28 Dot Pitch Monitor New Release Now Accepting Orders PAGE 2+A-XX8. 6 ADVFJrrAslA ♦RECYCL.ER'S REPORT Discover the simple egg carton By Larraine Roulston EVVIRONMEhTAL SPECIALIST AJAX-PICKERING - Here's the question: What common household item is a reusable and recyclable object? It can be offered to roadside vegetable vendors for reuse. Children need them for crafts. Ripped up and dampened, they make perfect bedding for the red wigglers which inhabit a vermicomposter. Your compost heap won't com- plain about a little unbleached ripped -up pulp paper. Little compartments can hold earrings and other small jewelry. In a workshop they can contain items such as washers or wall plugs. This pulp paper can be added to the mush when making recycled paper. At Recycled Sports in Pickering you'll find them dis- playing a supply of used golf balls. The answer — the egg car- ton" If you can use empty egg car- tons, or can suggest other ideas. Jet Recycler's Report know. Maybe, with a little imagination, we will get to 50 or even 100 new ideas. When we think of saving everyday household objects for children's crafts, egg cartons. meat trays, spools and toilet rolls usually come to mind. However, if you are observant, there are plenty of other things that chil- dren can use. For example, indi- vidual floor tiles have a thin, wax -coated paper that gets peeled off as you lay the tile. These clean flat square sheets are ideal to cut out snowflakes. Green Kids, produced by Tril- lium Community 10 in Pickering is showing `The Garby Video: Garby, Garbage, Blue and You' every Thursday evening at 7 P.m. this month. This highly entertaining 18 -minute video uses cartoons and special effects to teach children how to cut down on waste. Garby was pro- duced by three students as part of an Envbunmental Youth Corp Project and can be ordered by calling Environmental Action Ontario at (416) 960-5495. aoo Taken from `50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save Tie Earth': Adopt a spider. Watch it. Admire it. Get grossed out by it. But don't kill it. When you see a spider spin its web, catch a fly and even — ugh! eat it, you are watching real adventure. oov GREEN TIP: - Taken from the `County of Simcoe's 100 ways to Watch Your Wasteliae': Get out the scissors and convert large detergent or cereal boxes into file holders. Please recycle this , iie ! I rspapL+t�.i r r j,.. u„1'toV]741W % I*N INUSUe In Bankruptcy all ft*wq services indudirtg W=W & corporate ba*Wtcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372.4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. 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Which would be a crime, considering the topic of discussion is a place that still values the concerns and feelings of its customers. A place that knows excellence speaks louder than words. Wisdom also says that what goes around comes around. That's why people are saying such great things about DURHAM MAZDA. Mazda Canada recently awarded DURHAM MAZDA a 1994 Highest Customer Referral Award. Won by only fifteen dealerships nationally, the award is based on customers' willingness to refer family and friends to the dealership. The award encompasses every detail of the customer experience: the initial greeting, vehicle presentation, price negotiation, vehicle delivery and follow -up - It is excellence in all these categories that has customers praising DURHAM MAZDA's knowledgeable sales staff and professional service. Mazda Canada is proud to honour a dealer- ship like DURHAM MAZDA that treats its customers like friends. No wonder people are beginning to talk. 0 IT )UST FEELS RIGHT . •- r ,�tta,t Y:�:: irk"1' ;►.�� it..II.)I.ff,t. •'!�♦ t i PAGE 3&A -THE NEWS ADVENrISEE, WED.. NOVEMYFJt 941"4 DEATH Nonni JEAN BAILEY Jean Bailey died Saturday, Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. 2 at McEachnie Funeral Home. Interment at Riverside Ceme- 1994 at Toronto East General Hospital. He was 82 years old. Oct. 29, 1994 at Centenary FLORIAN PETRIK tery, Lindsay. Arrangements entrusted to Health Centre in Scarborough. Florian Petrik died Sunday, JAMES ALEXANDER Ronald Martino and Son Funeral She was 57 years old. Funeral Oct. 30, 1994 at Ajax -Pickering THOMSON Directors, Brock Road Chapel. arrangements entrusted to Ronald Martino Son Funeral General Hospital. A funeral ser- James Alexander Thomson of Interment at Pine Hills Ceme- and vice was held Wednesday, Nov. Toronto died Saturday, Nov. 5, tery, Scarborough. Directors, Brock Road Chapel Memorial donations to the Cana- dian Breast Cancer Foundation. MICHAEL ALLAN CARRIGAN Michael Allan Carrigan died Thursday, Oct. 20, 1994. He was 37 years old. A funeral service was held Monday, Oct. 24 at McEachnie Funeral Home. Donations may be made to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Building Fund. RONALD HUCKFIELD Ronald Huckfield died Satur- day, Oct. 29, 1994 at Ajax -Pick- ering General Hospital. He was 64 years old. Memorial dona- tions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. EMILY PENDER Emily Pender died Sunday, Nov. 6. 1994 at the Village Retirement Centre. She was 92 vears old. A funeral service will be held Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's -on -the -hill Anglican Church. 882 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. Interment at Erskine Cemetery. Donations may be made to St. Paul's -on - the -hill Memorial F=und. 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The 24 -year-old actress admits her time at Cullen Gar- dens represents her longest stint on stage since graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in musi- cal theatre from the University of Windsor. Moreover, the role is demanding on a physical level, as the play runs three times a day, seven nights a THE NEWSADVFR'riSER, WED, NOVEMBER 9, 194 -PAGE 27-A Nov. 9, 1994 t• o sing season week for two months. as well as on a purely artistic level. "It's definitely the most interesting play I've ever done." Ms. Vranic "I play a 75-year-olc woman. Being only 24 the role is a bit of a stretch for me. But I'm having a lot of fun doing It. "Lets just hope I'm young enough to get through it all. I usually do two-week runs (;I- shows. fshows. Certainly, this is the longest running show I've ever done." The Ajax High School graduate discov- ered the role while attending university. A call board of non -Equity (non-union) casting calls for Theatre Ontario list- ed the Cullen Gardens play and she was immediately interested in pursuing the star- ring role. Dana Vranic Top 10 Movie Guide It's a grand opening with a _U1 NOVeR11b@i 4 - 10 1 11111- THOM taATNG ME coAM tANG SEX i NtIOrTV f Jtrtass Padt ; **stir ' PG13 ; Atria ' Mwh Soft None L Snow While **** G Animabon one and the school with the most Mid None None The 9 screens can hold 4,000 The Moviplex features large M13 screens and extra wide aisles for Soap Now: L The CaA" Way In fact one screen is the I PG- 131 Astl(,om second largest in the Greater Much Much Some before Xmas 1*** 1 PG 10. Foix Weddings and...**** BUY M EGG WO M It HASH BROWN r GETA SECOND EGG *WF FREE Just bring in this coupon and when you buy one Egg McMullin sandwich A Hash Brown. the s000nd Egg McMutrn is free. Umi r orae food item per coupon, per eustaner, per visa. r Pkasc presau coupon when r ordain6. Not valid with any other r offer. R Horror R Drama R Some None Norte SataQ t�torw me .:Not Lots Lots So Lots Lots mw*: RonVCom Mild Lots Some Cash Value 1/20 of 1 cent McDonald's Curpomuon ■ ■ ■ ■ low aJyu .1 AJAX McDONALD'S ■ 6 41 SL ■ ■ PK;KERING McDONAL03 1X6011135-ft" 135- ft osp Rd ■ Valid until November 30tW4 ♦MSEEIREENEUMt Valid during breakfast hours ord%. 0 "I saw Cu I len Gardens and I was very excited." she recalls. "I used to go there is a kid and I thought 'what a lovely place to spend a Christmas' Alter an audiliov of singim-, and actin„. she was offcnx! the part soon after by Culler, (jar - dens new artistic director Marm Walsh. Ms. Walsh says Ms. Vranic has the right stuff to perform the role in the Cullen Gardens Christmas production. "Dana Vranic has the enthu- siasm, strength and talent to play the role.” says Ms. Walsh. "She not only has a strong singing voice the role demands, but she also brings a wealth of dance experience and solid training to the Cullen stage." Ms. Vranic explains Christ- mas on Memory l -ane offers something for everyone. The play incorporates singing. danc- ing. old-fashioned carollinLT as well as a special surprise for children in the middie t,f the performance M, Vrar!e says she'll con- tinue to upgrade her education in the field of acting. She plans to attend either Yale. lianard or Chicago's I)cPaul University to attain her master of fine arts degree. Show times for Christmas on Memory I.anc arc '�:3(. 7 and 8 p.m. seven days a week from Nov. 12 to Jan. 8. The show is free with admission to Cullen Gardens. Cullen Gardens is on Taunton Road. one-half mile west of Nwy. 12 in Whitby. For more information. call 686-1606 or 1-800-461-182 1, Help us help the local food banks by joining us in our Grand Opening Celebration November 10 001V_ � C� ma.5 Pickering We are offering free admission tc a movie on Thurs., Nov. 1C with the donation of a non-perishable food item. Donations only accepted at the box-office. .1. L,: r porting local food banks: Ajax Salvation Army 24 hr Movie info Pickering St. Paul's on the Hill (905) 420 -SHOW (7469) Toronto Daily Bread Kovipkx 9 celebrates Grand Opening with food driveand free movies It's a grand opening with a and the Ajax Salvation Army food st," says Moviplex 9 manager Ld bank. Fedyk. The young people who come To celebrate their arrival in will have a chance to win 50 free Pickering, movie goers will be movie passes for their school. treated to a movie Thursday Nov. Bins will be set up for each 10th. All you have to bring is a one and the school with the most non-perishable food item. donations wins the passes. The 9 screens can hold 4,000 The Moviplex features large people for the two showings of screens and extra wide aisles for each film and Brad hopes to added comfort. receive at least that many food In fact one screen is the items for two of the community second largest in the Greater food banks. Toronto area. "Of course you can bring There's parking for 800 and more than one item,", he says. Tuesday night and weekend "The food banks can really use matinees are $4.25. the support between So come to the show Thanksgiving and Christmas Thursday night and don't forget when supplies run low." your can of soup. The food will be donated to It's the best deal In town. St. Paul's on the Hill food ban$ ��'Rill�y(yY�'I�c y�11Y�►:JMIONEM�1l� ISl� ErVov the Aet*V ram con>obnarns d Knob HN Fafm and Cane to Knob HN 'GM fa 0-H aid Urwerstly of Guelph exnbas See" Greens Guneas and Knob HN's Nahwal Jr Beef Helfer SNOW. Knob H1H Farm is I , , b be a aPwtaor of the R" and a -H came. "THE FOOD ® Cut your food bill, shop Knob Hill where there's more in-store for you! These prices in effect from Sun. Nov. 6 thru Sat. Nov. 12, 1994 rSatt FROM ONTARIO PACKERS CUT FROM CANADA .'A. GRADES BEEF S11-1QUILDER STV\ ►• 3.95 kiz. 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Nevertheless. this did not take away from my eniol"111 n; By EILEEN O'LEARY SPECIAL- TO TW NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING — It is always a pleasure to go to a well-written, well-known play, especially when that play is written by one of my favorite Canadian play- wrights, David French. Of course, one always won- ders whether the production will do justice to the work, particular- ly when it is the latest low -bud- get offering of a community the- atre group. I'm happy to report, however, that Theatre Durham's current production of Jitters did not disappoint me. This produc- tion. directed by Garvin Farr and produced by Doreen White. will both delight and entertain you. The play. as previously men- tioned, is very well-written, with great lines and well-defined. interesting characters. The plot evolves around the interaction between the cast and crew of a new play, The Care and Treat- ment of Roses, in the hours before, during and after opening night. This play- within -a-play genre requires the actors to develop both on-stage and off- stage characters — always a dif- ficult task. Pickering concert features the flute PICKERING — The Pick- ering Philharmonic hosts its second concert of the season, The Celebration Of the Flute", at Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School on Saturday. Nov. 12. The concert features the Toronto Youth Flute Ensem- ble and Ron Korb. A special matinee perfor- mance at 3 p.m. invites flute players at all levels of experi- ence to perform a selection with the orches- tra. The full evening perfor- mance begins at 7 pm. Ticket prices for the matinee are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and $5 for chil- d r e n Evening perfor- mance prices are $18 for adults, $12 for seniors and $ 10 for children. Tickets are available at the Little Austria Restaurant in the courtyard at Pickering Village, Bay Ridges Martiniz- ing in the IGA Plaza in Pick- ering, Bay Ridges Market on Krosno Blvd. Mastermind and HMV Records in the Picker- ing Town Centre, and the A.E. LePage office at Brock Road and Hwy. 2, or by call- ing 686-7531. Pine Ridge Secondary School is at 2155 Liverpool Road (north of Finch Avenue) . L 'i w the production. Director Farr has put together an excellent cast, many of whom are new to Pickering audiences and some in their first-ever roles. During the course of the action, we meet Patrick Flana- gan, very ably portrayed by Gary King, Jessica Portrayed by Anna Janssen, Tom played by Rob Holden, Phil portrayed by Ger- ard O'Neill and the playwright colorfully played by Aaron Fvlak. I'he stage manager is Ted last seen as the teler[wri, Theatre Durham's production of Jitters continues at the Dunbarton- Fairport United Church this Friday and Saturday. 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New Year's Eve Extravaganza /n Our Dining Room Deli Buffet Party in our Gazebo We are offering a Deluxe Buffet, Midnigbi Fabulous Buffet G Cbamlaagne! Sheet Table, Plus Cbampagne Fountain! $85per couple Live Entertainment throughout the Reserve Nowt everting! $120 per couple Reservations Recommended 60 Randall Drive (pit Htgbway 2 1 block west of Cburcb St.) �. Pickering Vtllage (416) 619-9856 �! ....-......-....�RR'�"I+f•YF7nr�'sM"�.T�'..^q�� .:. NRk�:A t � W. t'S� •�.�Tn :��+' , man in last year's production of Barefoot in the Park. Assistant stage manager Peggy is played by Cheri Davis, last seen in Opening Night. Lighting opera- tor Suzi is portrayed by Eliza- beth Hall and director George is well played by Jeff Foote. Each actor created interesting and complex characters, both as themselves and their stage char- acters in the play within a play. I was particularly impressed by Gary King (Patrick Flanagan) in this, his first role on stage; he is relaxed and confident and totally believable. The other out- standing actor is Jeff Foote, who. in the role of the director, keeps the action fast paced and amus- ing. There are no weak links in this play. Everybody does a great job. If you are looking for a good night out with lots of laughs and witty repartee, do yourself a favor and get out to see this excellent.C'anadian play per- formed by a talented group of actors. Jitters continues Friday and Saturday at Dunbarton Fairport United Church. Curtain time is 8 p.m. For tickets and more informa- tion, call 831-5016. Great Time To Plan Your Christmas Shopping! Computer Complete Computer s} stems starting from $99 & up! Sales & Service on new & used computers! 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(Just wast of Llwrpool) 837.18le Pielurine Nckering Trojans begin march toward Metro Bowl El Play quaver -final match vs. Woburn in Scarborough today By AL RIVE -17T SPORT'S RITMITR AJAX-PICKERING — The march toward the Metro Bowl championship begins for the Pickering High School Trojans senior football team today. The Durham Region champion Trojans play Scarborough champion Woburn Collegiate Wildcats in the Metro Bowl quarter -final contest at Birchmount Stadiurn in Scarborough today, Wednesday, Nov. 9. Kick off is I f am. The Metro Bowl signifies football supremacy among Toronto and area schools. Eight schools will vie for the high school title which culminates in the championship same at SkyDome on Friday, Nov. 18. Trojans' head coach Graham I Bron says the Trojans and Woburn match up well as each team deploys similar styles of otiensivc play. "They (Wobtmt) complement us �-ery well. We both use the 'Power I' tirmation in the backfield with three running backs. They're a good 1,xxhall team." The Trojans earned the right to compete at the Metro Bowl playdowns after trouncing the Dunbarton High School Spartans 12-9 in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) championship game at Oshawa's Civic Stadium this past Sanmlay. Pickering had little trouble :achieving their second consecutive I,OSSA championship win at the expense of the Spartans in the soggy afternoon Lonie-A Despite the rain, Trojans' yuanerbac k Chris Johnson was able to utilize a surprisingly effective Passingattack to complement the teats s solid VmW game during the contest. But, mostly, it was Pickering's running game which worked to perfection, thanks to its big offensive line which allowed the Trojans' backfield to work some ogle - After a long opening offensive series appeared stalled at Dunbtanon's five -yard lute, Johnson tossed a fourth -down strike to Rob Iiorstman in the end zone for the touchdown. Running back Nathaniel Convent scored two first-half touchdowns, both coming from five yards out, while Horstman added a convert to run up a 19-0 half-time lead for the Trojans. Dumbarton broke the goose egg in the third quarter with a single point after a missed field goal attempt by kicker Chris McKee. Pickering answered on the next offensive series, capped off by a 21 - yard nun to the end zone by running back Khary Adams who had to break three tackles along the way to score the touchdown. The Spartans' only touchdown came midway through the final quarter with running back Adam Van Stavem getting the call from six yards out. Quarterback Jeff McConkey flipped a pass to Ken Brace for a two-point convert. The Trojans ended the scoring with Khary Adams scoring his Coming through Pickering High School Trojans' running back Nathaniel Covent stiff - arms a would-be Dumbarton High School Spartans' tackler during the LOSSA senior football championships at Oshawa's Civic Stadium Saturday. The Trojans wort 32-9, eaming a berth in the Metro Bowl quarter -final against Scarborough's Woburn Collegiate. The game is in Scarborough today. photo by Sal Sacco VVOLLEYBe1 L Dumbarton grad leads Quakers to victories PICKERING — For the second time this year, a Pickering resident has won an accolade from a U.S. university. Jennifer Law, a graduate of Dunbarton High School, was named the University of Pennsylvania's female athlete of the week for her Performance Oct. 24 to 30. Law, a middle hitter with the Quakers women's volleyball team, led Penn to consecutive wins over Columbia and Cornell Universities. The sophomore had eight kills, four aces, three digs and one solo block as the Quakers defeated Columbia 3-0. She also registered eight kills, two aces, six digs and three solo blocks as Penn defeated Co t�tteell in straight sets 2-0. Law cturendy leads the team in kills (2.646 per game) and blocks (.923 per game). .. .. - . _ _: W, "0 r ';'*w . A r w #, • "! "SNY _--- second major of the game, barging in from one yard out for the touchdown. Ilorstman added the convert. Hiron praised the work of his offensive line which came up with an "excellent game" against Dunbartm. He also centred out pivot Johnson for calling a good game, especially for his ability to put the ball in the air with authority. "He can throw the ball. We got a call upstairs in the booth that Dunbarton was vulnerable to the pass. Believe me, I was happy that we could show pass. You can't win down the road with a one - dimensional offence." For the Spartan.,,. the loss ended a turn -around season for the school's senior football program which posted its best results (5-1 regular - season record) in several years. "I think we played well," says Spartans head coach Peter Kaiser. Our goal was to get here (to the championship) and we got here." ❑ GRIDIRON NOTES: Dunbarton's sensational running back Theron Walker was awarded the league MVP trophy this year. The championship game MVP trophy went to Trojans' running back Nathaniel Covent. DO'C buffaloed by East Aurora By AL RR-I,-rf SPORTS RJ1"RTFR AJAX —The Iknis O'Connor Chargers stmor football squad tinishW :Ls exhibition season on a losing note against U.S. competition in Oshawa Friday. The Chargers played host to a team from East Aurora Iligh Schad. new Buffalo, New York, in an exhibition contest at Oshawa s Civic Stadium. The American squad won 36-6. Wayne Williams scored the Changer lone touchdown of the game on an 80 -yard kick-off return in the fust quarter to kndx the score at 6-6. Despite the loss, DO'C head coach Brian Ifushcs was pleased with the play of his charges against a formidable Artx'rican squad. `Our guys played amazingly well. When you Ming a team up fnnm Buffalo, you'repitting yourself against a team that has an entirely different insight into faxball," says Hughes. The Chareers, in their second year of foxbWl. played a series of exhibition co niesu against teams from Ontario. Quebec and New York State rather than play in the local Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) league this season. The (fiargers finished with a record of three wins and five losses. Prior to the lm% to East Anuria, D(YC had won two consecutive games. DO'C won games against Bancroft Secondary School, Arnprior High Schad and Appleby College of Oakville. They dropped contests to Madoc Secondary, School, Senator O'Connor from Toronto, Canisius and East Aurora schools from Buffalo and Nath Park from Brantford. Hughes says there's been no decision whether Denis O'Connor will join the LOSSA league at the senior level next year or continue to play exhibition games as they did this season. A upcoming meeting between the coaching staff and the players will determine the direction for next season. "We'll evaluate the season and talk at length about what we want to do next year," says Hughes, adding that all but one player from this year's squad could return to play next season. The Chargers already have been invited to travel to Buffalo to play Canispus and Fast Aurora in exhibition games next year, notes Hughes. PNAA 980 BROOK ROAD S., PICKERMIG, OUT. WA & MOO" --- � (Directions: on Brock Rd., south of 401) On instructions received from the principal, we have bean authonzed to supplement and self b liquidation sale. H Nt IMS OF THOtfSUM OF DOLI:AW OF DRAW NAM ImrEMTom, 50% Off all basebaN gloves and shoes including: Copper, Louisvile, Rawlings, C,bvesmAh, Tanel, Pony and Mitre. 20% to lox off all hockey equipment irlduding: Tackla Victoriaville, Douglas, HMP, Jones, Brown, Heaton, Vaughn, Van Veklen, Forrester, Discount not applicable to skates and sticks. DON'T SALE • • 1 p.m. SUN, NOV. Swre hburs: Monday >b Fnday 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. -6 p.m., Sun. 10 a m. -5 p. m. This is not a going out of business sale V HOCKEY ."%X3V::W* 1h R%'LNTT!yt%W."1.T 7-. Yt.t.'!:\-.'FN.\I10%04-.l►!!%4WJ)I lRR.L*!J-f%%••))f\il,L+/1!�L Raider ' s ma or novices bank J two wins in league contests AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders T.D. Bank major novice 'AAA' rep hockey team earned two wins in three Eastern Ontario league contests recently. The Raiders travelled to Peterborough and dropped a 10-2 decision to the Petes. Brett McConnachie and Brian Wilkins scored for the T.D. Bank novices. Andrew Sawyer drew an assist. The next AAA contest pittedPM RS the Raiders /�/� a g a i n s t Richmond Hill. Ajax -Pickering got the jump on Richmond Hill and hung on for a 3-2 win. Derek Lynden, McConnachie and Matt Pernerowski scored for the Raiders, with an assist to Ryan Gemon. Defencemen Michael Kostka, Kyle Martiniuk, Tyler Van Gijn, Gavin McCrorie and Justin [fall played well, limiting the opposition's scoring chances. Sean O'Sullivan picked up the victory in neL The Raiders also galloped past VSWIMMING the Barrie Colts 5-1 in another league encounter. Martiniuk and Van Gijn scored their first goals of the season on blasts from the blue line. McConnachie, Lynden and Wilkins also tallied. Noel Coultice, Sawyer, Lynden and Wilkins registered assists. Goaltender Gordie Brettel played a strong game between the pipes. The Raiders' record moves to six wins, five losses and one tie. LOEB atoms stopped at tournament AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering LOEB Glendale major atom `AAA' rep hockey team failed to advance to the playoff round after losing two of three preliminary games at the Kitchener Oktoberfest Tournament recently. The Raiders faced league rivals from Richmond Hill in the first game, dropping a 6-3 decision. Andrew Hopkins, Scott Robinson and Tyler McGregor scored for the LOEB Glendale atoms, with assists to Michael Carroll, Colin Jennings, Simon Barg and Hopkins. Ajax -Pickering faced a Chicago team in the second game. After two scoreless periods, Chicago netted two quick goals and held off a hard -charging Raiders' team for a 2-1 win. Defenceman Ryan Morgan scored for the Raiders. In their third and final game in the tourney, the Raiders responded with a 5-2 victory over Guelph. Jeff Tobin, Ryoma Ito, Scott Robinson, James Cummins and Andrew Hopkins scored for Ajax - Pickering. Assisting were Jennings, McGregor, Ito, Barg, Dennis Colterman and Michael Carroll. In recent league action, the Raiders doubled Whitby 4-2, and were sunk by the York-Simcoe Express 3-2 with the Express scoring the game winner in the last minute of play. Scoring for the Raiders against Whitby were Barg and McGregor each with two goals. Adding assists were Tobin, Rocky Ruta, Cummins and Hopkins. Against York-Simcoe, Raiders goals were scored by McGregor and Ruta, with an assist to Ruta. Gerroir grabs two medals at Eastern Cup competition PICKERING — Four members of the Pickering 200m butterfly and the 500m freestyle. Swim Club competed at the Canadian Eastern Cup Stephanie Wilkinson, 18, was eighth in the final of Championships in St. John's, Newfoundland the 100m freestyle. She also qualified for the recently. consolation finals of the 200m freestyle and the 400m More than 310 top swimmers from Ontario, freestyle. Quebec and the Maritimes converged on the meet. Dave Fogel, 18, clinched fifth spot in the 200m Pickering Swim Club finished 17th overall of the 60 I.M_ and made the consolation finals of the 200m clubs in attendance. butterfly and the 50m and 100m freestyle events. Karen Gerroir, 16, brought hone two medals from Teammate lain McDonald, 19, placed 15th in the the meet. She earned the silver in the 200 -metre consolation finals of the 100m freestyle. individual medley in a time of two minutes 29.87 The Pickering Swim Club will host the eighth - seconds and she swam to a bronze in the 100m annual Christmas Classic Swim Meet at the Pickering butterfly in a time of 1:07.92. She also had a good Recreation Complex Dec. 16 to 18. The public is showing in the 400m I.M., placing sixth in the finals. invited out to enjoy high-calibre swim racing. Gerroir made it into the consolation finals of both the For more information, call Svlvia at SM -1991 Select sevens open hockey season with win PICKERING — The Picbming Goodmark Apparels seven-year- oid select hockey team is oft to a roaring start, winning its first North York Hockey League contest recently. After posting a record of four wins and no losses during exhibition play, the Pickering selects started league play against the `+G Vaughan&jc hmond .f Hill with a 6-3 win. Kyle Wetering scored twice, with singles to Richard u► Schofield, Matthew Plertault, Ryan Eckmeitlr and Ryan Carey. Drawing assists were Francis Masse with three, Carey, Perrault, Joe Assenza and Wetering with one apiece. Team members are Kyle Gemon, Andrew Parddis, Francis Masse, Kyle Wetering, Ryan Carey, Richard Scholfield, Matthew Perrault, Ryan Richard, Brad Smith, Joe Assenza, Ryan Eckmeier, Daniel Tbrift, Ryan Beck, Robbie Frawley, Mitchell Steinke, Jason McCauley, Paterson, Kyler Carson, Nicholas Michael Mitchell and Follett. Hobson and Tre w Sedert. Harvey's peewees Toshiba peewees beat Barrie 4-1 PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Toshiba minor peewee `AA' rep hockey team continued to impress with a 4-1 victory over Barrie in recent league action. Pickering's record improves to two wins, two ties and one loss with the win over Barrie. The victory was a total team effort, with all three forward fines contributing in the scoring, along with strong defensive play and strong goaltending by Matt McMullen who turned aside 16 Shots, many from close range. Toshiba goals were scored by Jamie Follett, Steven Johnson, Clint Randolph and David Lewis. Sean Sadler had two assists; with singles to Matt fry Ajax Knights AJAX-PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harvey's - Liverpool Road major peewee `AA' hockey team defeated cross- town rivals, the Ajax Knights, 8-2 m recent league action. Pickering built up a 4-0 lead after the fust period, and stretched its advantage to 7-1 after the second frame. Sean Docbetty, Gareth Cawley and Tyler Ford each notched two goals for the Panthers, with Matthew Pett and Chris Lawrence each adding a single marker. Kevin Oakley and Matt MacLennan each notched three assists in the game. Neill Hutton and Chris Taylor scored goals for Ajax Knights. Pickering goalie Steve Stinson made 19 saves for his third win of the season. Durham West Lightning strikes down more foes AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West girls' novice 'B' select hockey team is off to a "lightning -fast" start to the season with three shutout victories in as many games. The Lightning's most recent tilt resulted in a 5-0 whitewashing of the Mississauga Mini -chiefs at Grand Ravine Arena in Downsview last Sunday. Kelly Hart netted a hat trick, while Rachel Spurs scored twice to account for the Durham West scoring. Assisting were Sarah Poirier with two, Jessica Judges and Spurs with singles. Strong performances were turned in by Mary Kerr, Laura Watt, Catherine Kerr, Carly Peroff, Rebecca Lundy, Lauren O'Hare, Jenny Black, Amanda Morra and Teresa Flaxman. Meghan Yu recorded the shutout for the Lightning. Durham West selects hosted Leaside at the Pickering Recreation Complex recently and registered a one-sided 13-0 victory. Among the scorers were Watt and Julie Strong each with three, Poirier and Lauren O'Hare with two apiece, Spurs and Mary Kerr with one each. Assisting were Morra and Hart with three apiece, Peroff and Spurs with two each, Watt, Poirier and Mary Kerr with one apiece. Black registered the shutout in goal. She was aided by fine defensive work from Teresa Flaxman, Judges, Catherine Kerr and Lundy. Durham West silenced Leaside 7-0 in the first game of the season. Spurs led the way with a hat trick. O'Hare notched two, while Morra and Hart had singles. Drawing assists were Mary Kerr with two, Hart, Spurs, O'Hare and Poirier. Strong defensive games were turned in by Peroff, Poirier, Watt, Strong and Catherine Kerr who helped goalie Yu earn the team's third shutout of the season. ON NOVEMBER 14 RE-ELECT GERRY NOONAN to the DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD AuMm tied by C.F.O. 1br Corny Noonan Durham Orthopedic Clink C" -CL i tt 7 Physiotherapy Center PeYsroTauA" SPECUIXUNG W AcvrrlCmaoNrc JowT is MUSCLE PAW h storm INJURIES Massage Therapy ANNA PArAGBDRGOROU RN, B.Se.P.T., PhyaiotAnVW CAROLYN CAMPSEU BSc„ P.T, Phydegimmpisl PAUL M. SZYMANOWS1U M.Sc„ RMT, CT PAX—A.), Rei. Magpie Tbenpisl GAIL SwmN BSc, RN, RMT, Rei. Matisse 71Mw"W 5428-78M "old Kindm Rd,., Ajax (Pmmftg vma`e) VAnd ?d& �mw =1 ,49500 HOME LEISURE UPGRADES Home & Design Centre �.uS� Brock Rd &401 �ii,�3ttwtpll�lt PicWtv 428.9767 HOME LEM -- Ply " IL • in today's economy, businesses want their advertising to hit the intended target the first time around. That's why AjawPickering News Advertiser deve" VALUE DIAY& VALUE DAYS is aer distribution leve �Y loped to service small to medium size businesses. Look for flyers from the following businesses in your mailbox tomorrow. FLAT—RATE �s�� . A1hkyy �� -„� HOME CLEANING SEl7wCE LONG DISTANCE! WORLDWIDE SERVICE Call For All Your Long Distance Savings!!!! 686-8584 For more info call Box # 7011"---" S t`. J :v= "Your Flat ,�l p �RTy ()'P FFR 6 Lu.q Dislw.c. Communicalnr' C41I �.'(� . FINANCIAL SERVICE CENTRES ' 60 OZ IW/o Continuous Filament Nylon • Premium High Density Underpad * Expert Installation • 30 Colours To Choose From • 10 Year )Xear Warranty *Stain Safety 7 Nok'•'! F 428 Serving all of Durham Region !'CARATE CLUB Riverbreeze Community Centre, #1 Richards Lane, Ajax 1st RIGHT OFF WW EsTNEY RD. S. NORTH OF LOER ONTO WERS COURT Ist LEFTOFF IVERS COURT ONTO RICHARDS LANE - ENTRANCE AT BACK "THF. UI:UINA7'F. FORM OF UNAR.NED SELF -DEFENCE - Learn Self Defence Techniques* Children and Adult Classes * Black Belt Instructors REGISTER \O%' - LIMITED ENROLLMENT FOR IVFORAIATIO%' C,A1,1.: 1.01' (905) 666-1979 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL INFOSOURCE 97013 Your new car comes with several important safety features. So does our new car loans For Further Deta--s Call Into"urce 07019 PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF OUR BRANCHES NATIONAL 110 Ritchie Ave., Ajax.........................428-8224 BANK 2200 Brock Rd., Pickering ................. 427-6870 1848 Liverpool Rd., Pickering ........... 831-4140 OF CANADA 375 Kingston Rd., Pickering..............509-9779 THE 20fot FREE ALL DAY FINANCIAL CONFERENCE ON MUTUAL FUNDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1994 Toronto Sheraton East - Kennedy Road, Just North of Highway 401 EXHIBITS OPEN FROM 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM 19 CONTINUOUS SEMINARS STARTING 10:15 AM TO 3:30 PM COFFEE - REFRESHMENTS • Far Err A -1-P A7wsrDita • A7wsAInE in Latln Anis icsi • 6di►Ms0 i a #-- r Funds AM" Axi s�� Estft to Prsidous Aoshls NrFORMATKIN ON: • Dynain e • Fid&* • AbCAWntlil • on • Teff pwon • GTGbBd • Tiimwdr • Cdr. AN7 • Ur iMd • CoWNI Strafto YOUR COMPLIMENTARY TICKET WILL ARRIVE IN YOUR MAILBOX TOMORROW FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL INFO BOX #7017 CARLMAR HEALTH FOODS I tw% at�f on Birkenstock Health Sandals from Germany x`011 >tll alOCk Onl�'� M0111111 Marl loci K I I I 1 1 1271 Kingston Rd., Pickering (905) 839-6679 In omurm # Tots 7- PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS 1550 Kingston Road Pickering 831-0831 Infobox #x7016 Look for your Pickering Town Centre newsletter coming to your door this week, of osource - Listen to a detailed message from I" ftwm the businesses on this Page Plus many morel Call 683-7040. rx,�,�► ui - e-_ cw -..a, e. rs•+o . woo a go .ereeI� f%W6g�'4- jot"! (0),: 1� 71QA/. Ifiv, .�lP.i?,'ti 111i""V Ull"11•) f1hplo- :ixlippi+li�� . �ritMta#f•errea+'e • a .iwi+i.xe•fv��.�«««•.e,.�. --11 rkQ�. in Gum" tMeans Glwlity - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This W"k (IgM MW Ajax -Pickering News Adverlitl<ar QW76n) Combined Pressrun of 104,900 every Wedwdgy �iA,ja�c-kerb Combined Pressrunrr ''' �W� Gr-�JWV��J VUCJ�U W 'Thi MW 100 Careersi 100 Careers TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OSHAWA CAMPUS Picture yourself in an e,, ting new career' It could happen in as little as .iv months... end it all SeRins with one phone call. ...can lead to an exah% new Ovoca reer in as little as six most Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: Business Mal 4cratan, 4�+ 40tei & >dministration Medical Office 1 Restaurant L' > V i cant stm"""t 3 Nord 10 vtrcro Computer As Dental Processing Business . 4" Chairside Applicalmm Awstam C omputer ( Programme" Micro Computer Travel A �sstesns Analysis __ � Electronics T 1.� kcount _ Sank Telling • \ai x ti Cornpuim Financial w Executive ler"ce, --ecretars If you are 43 vcan of age or older and recenth laid orf you may quaiifv nor training assistance iron the provincial government. • Financial Assistance may be Avaifabie • Pre Enpiovrnertt Readiness Training Kill Teach Nou How to Get a fob TORONTO •• • - Hdpittg YOu &Wd a &-an 11fe PICKERING (905) 420-1344 1450 Kingston Rd., Suite 17 Pickering, Ontario • PROGRAMMER ANALYST • OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR • COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING 100 Careers 100 Careers Guest Speaker: Pauline Laing, /Nrector rfFducatlun Durbam Board of Education Ns. Daing's address will examine and highlight educational practices noted during her recent trip to Europe. Asia, .Australia and the United States. Dr. E. lagroix. Director of Education for the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, and, Nr. c. Kennedy, Superintendent of Schools (Western Area), for the Northumberland-0arington Board of Education have been invited to comment on these educational practices. An audience question period will be followed by light refreshments. I PVrsewta-d t v the /Norham Regiow .4cllrnr Commlllee fiir 7rainini; iw . uoperallow u -db the Durham Board of Fduration Free Admission - as seating is reserved and limited to avoid disappointment call the ACT office at (905) 430-8511 7 U A n w r A E O i 0 A t �s C� COURSmm General E.»: I. FROM 615- 110 FIRST AID COURSES FROM •-434g- ("S) 601ler21 * WE'VE EXPANDED General 110 Help, Ht4j Durham's Ultimate AZ/DZ DRIVERS Lag/Short term • Competitive wages LTL/P&D • Day Shift available • 3 yrs. experience and clean current abstract. Apply in person between 9:00 am. -1:00 p.m. Aimoo 2100 Ellesmere Rd. Suite 208 (NW comer of Markham & Ellesmere) • COMPUTER TECHNICIAN • BUSINESS APPLICATIONS • LAN SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Career Development Institute Ltd. rd 560 King St. West (The Island Plaza) Oshawa, Ontario CIN 434-8585 * Dining, Dancing & Sports Facility is Scouting HIGH ENERGY & MOTIVATED WAITSTAFF & KITCHEN STAFF * WITH TONS OF SMILES & PERSONALITY * TO JOIN OUR ALL STAR TEAM Resume and Experience Required GROW WITH US! * 1211 KINGSTON RD. * PICKERING 839-5570 ******* ***** Uir SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Durham branch of Todays Seniors magazine requires a talented individual to sell advertising in the Ajax -Pickering - Oshawa Whitby area. If you feel you have the credentials for this challenging position apply to: CLASSIFIED MANAGER THIS WEEK P.O. Box 481 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 71-5 *@^me noun - 'oma cwnpa*r REPAIR Technician, $10?tr. tut has positions available in all tier» repairing •Istria tools. d•pann•rtts. Eam up to $12.82 must hew son* alactricar and per hr. if qualified. No ex- nachaniea f +r$d Pleas• p•ri•nc• necessary, own reply to Box s7ou. Oshawa transportation required. Call This Wk. P.O. Box 481. 401-9747.(I11004) Oshawa, Ont. LIN. TLS. - �esksisf�aar �►�:++i�t�yi� .r` �6 r: xr'�lEi'ia;. '„'..,'� •s. 011:1 M111 ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! HAR BLOCK® For more information call: 725-45631 ADMINISTRATION MANAGER The FAI 3roup ;s one )f Australia s argest :ompanies Nath assets n excess of 3 billion dollars. Our newly opened Cariadian Head Dffice is seeking to appoint a htgh;y motivated Administration Manger The selected applicant should have several ,years of senior experience in an administration role. plus expertise in Lotus 123/WordPerfect for Windows etc. Strong interpersonal skills are a must for our team environment. Interested applicants please fax resume to: Customer Service Manager FAI Home Security (Canada) Inc. 1815 Ironstone Manor, Unit 5 Pickering, ON L1 W 3W9 Fax No.. 905-837.2872 110 General Help Required immediately - part Gme CoWBaker to work in the hospital kitchen. food preparation certificate. be wee organized and have A+e ability b Mak without supltrvision - following safe food handling procedures. )hdflR.I�: Washirg, trimrrirp, cooking and seasonirrg of food items. Measuring and mixing ingredients arxading to rrtcipes• Inspects foods and meets in storage and mairt>;tirns sanitary standards of storage rooms and wits, stoves. work tables and equipment. Please submit resume b Human Resources Alax aid SBO Harwood Ave. S. Ajarc, Ontario LtS 2J4 AZ DRIVERS We currently require City and Highway AZ Drivers. Minimum of 1 year experience and a clean abstract. j Immediate openings. Weekly pay. Employee and sub contractor options. Please call FRED at: Francis Personnel Services 11 Simcoe St. N., Suite 500 Oshawa, Ontario Phone: 9OS-4364202 Fax: 905-576-4698 RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIEN COOKSI PLEASE APPLY AT TAILGATE CHARLIE'S $8 - $10 HR- DIN b IepleadalBd growl, IN Ilgpr iMlnyfonal dsfbula s Ixrrrnlly in tlr stalker for a1 A=W WW b snarls n an nwkeiq iId Was area. The Aooanit Manager will be respatsible for mme*q M maentefd of 01011111 la A specific sal of Herdt % are looking for a recent IlltMer*amdualn atilt I - 2 years experience in a markeliq eairannellt Excellent oral and wiON wininlic4m is a must Comping literacy is a tleileb admrdage in fits ltrgfdy comp larized olfoe as is slang mallentald stmt Sane total will be required. The salty is w pem and inc int a 1d berleft package. Please send resume b: NewsAdiferlsell 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont, LIS 2145 NOTICE NOW HIRING Taking applications for full or part time positions. Opportunity to earn $300-$5oo per week to start. Large national company. I Call 723-3411 e.o.e. I Merle Norman Cosmetics has a full time Beauty Adviser position available. Experienced applicants Please call 428-8312 CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn $3004900 weekly. year round position, hiring mervwomen. Free room/board, will train Call 1-504-6464502 ext. ctoo Ilk NEEDED 20 AZ DRIVERS • Clean abstract 2 yrs. experience - Fun/Part Time ADAMS SERVICES 430-2204 Ask for Randy or Carol $200500 WEEKLY kssernbie products at home. Easy! No Selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experienc-e necessary. Call 1-5041.41.7778 Ext. 100 - 24 Srs. !ffV I& Requires PART-TIME CLEANER/ SHUTTLE DRIVER Successful applicant shall fold an unblemished driver's record, be neat in appearance and have a Pleasant, courteous manner. Cleaning concrete floors, blodkwalk, washrooms and machinery are also part of the daily routine. Hours required to be available are between 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon. - Fri. and weekends. Please apply at the Service Department Canadian Tire, Pickenna NO JOB? NO PROBLEM! Canada's heading autfx)rity, On Ski $ Hadley is putting People to work Immediately, merchandising and campaign management Call Linda (905) 619.1674 Limned Availability _.. rel ii • - PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST An Ajax Automotive company requires a part-time receptionist to work 12:30 p.m - 5:00 p.m Monday to Friday. Responsibilities would include answering a 7 line switchboard, riling and word processing duties. Interested applicants should send a resume to: Human Resource Adsninlstraoor 1300 King St. E., Boz 31107 Oshawa, Ontario L1H SN0 Is -im - full and part tiny position ^,living record. Can 579-0163 Pen * necessary. Apply `-e avaiUEM. Apply n person, 200 PROPERTY Management Clark required fun BOOKKEEPER •part time, fu4 King St. E., Bowmanville. Immediate permanent positions (101m) EXPANDING Weight Loss available for experienced factory ingi Workers. nutritional and aggressive �P kw Bales Must be able to work all 3 rotating shifts p•nierKa educe Person. Pensonaill Weightabort and some weekend overtime. W not a must wfl train the Fiberglass insulation experience is a alteir- n�.� ne h to s. must. mW Cal Roxanne, 61112630. (1111994) Those who are allergic to fiberglass BE your own boss and sam ex - insulation need not appy. tra income sed++9 quality kids Positions may lead to full time othing ;; c''t (4,$) 297.5773. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST An Ajax Automotive company requires a part-time receptionist to work 12:30 p.m - 5:00 p.m Monday to Friday. Responsibilities would include answering a 7 line switchboard, riling and word processing duties. Interested applicants should send a resume to: Human Resource Adsninlstraoor 1300 King St. E., Boz 31107 Oshawa, Ontario L1H SN0 s f and weekends avadabie). =ull tine• Osnawa area. Clean employment. ! I ^,living record. Can 579-0163 Pen * necessary. Apply `-e Apply in person to: PROPERTY Management Clark required fun BOOKKEEPER •part time, fu4 expeence, you may oualfy for TELEMARKETERS wanted - Mad rsauRwb to St naso Qnt. time, for office in charge required for various torr. ly and co-workers. Call l4loo. oven 45 and have nicenity been 686.9160. (11109Ai Wim' Appio"'ts must Po•- panes throughout Toronto. Must EXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED loam help for C4xrW*r Cobge. 427.3010. Pnease ell (905) 621762, from . Ajax home farm. Non smoker for The Minacs Group Inc. 6666 :terrrrd"is to advance LOTUS 12.3 skulk. ALSO must be versatia and experience in manv�i�e area. ACCPAC Autocad. Ventura, Pager, or. ■�■ kr_AA_tn_ 2,,,,�, y.21 .... 915 Sandy Beach Rd. Have some book keeping and property management both manual and oomvuxenized environ, wit I. n you lite variety, '•"• background. Send resume to f�rp new dubonges and en Pickering Ontario File 97067, Oshawa This Week. )c, working out a the, office. Apply Thurs., Nov. 10, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont. please contact Menace Employ - neem Centre. 915 Sandy Beach and Fri., Nov. 11, 9-11 8 1-3LIH 7L5.(111594) Rd., Pickering, uW IZ5 (905) STRONG creative computer 837.5009 attention: Lynda EXPERIENCED EASY incorme, work from horns skills. need outgoing Sleeman. (1Ill 94 ) For free information, send personality. non smoker who ra HAIRSTYLISTS.A.S.E. to: P.O. BOx 31066• task meted and sef starter. . a s 475 Weetney Rd. Ajax. Ont LIT Must have strong ability to 31..10 (111194) prioritize. Base salary plus RECEPTIOfaST required for full PART TIME s , PART tyre, receptionist for even. commission_ Apply to File 67069. Oshawa -his Week, time work. Various once duties required. SI SK. Please appy n ASK FOR _ ngs and Saturdays at the Fatal P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont. person to: Provincial Signs e P'ace in Whitby. 668.8128 L1H 7L5. (111594) Service, 375 Frankcom St., 683-5911 1594) Ajax. (110994) TAXI cab driver wanted (Day CLASS -A- Drivers. !tat bed and van experenoe. Chan abstract.nh s f and weekends avadabie). =ull tine• Osnawa area. Clean ICC clearance. Car 6862224 Phil Sunstrum. (11156,4) W you are single or a single Parent or separated or divorced ^,living record. Can 579-0163 Pen * necessary. Apply `-e w,th three years work 'team message) (11 Io94) a expeence, you may oualfy for TELEMARKETERS wanted - Mad rsauRwb to St naso Qnt. nim assistance or f you aro tut time. experience a must. Can ly and co-workers. Call l4loo. oven 45 and have nicenity been 686.9160. (11109Ai 905-831-4559. (11594) md PM• Y� Y^ay qual,P tCr train - EXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED loam help for C4xrW*r Cobge. 427.3010. Pnease ell (905) 621762, from nq assistance DIP;CERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. Ajax home farm. Non smoker for part time melp repured for small volume twdOsr in OsnawaBow- Word. A c c p a c . Bedford, part time mornings and manv�i�e area. ACCPAC Autocad. Ventura, Pager, or. weekends. !9051 6664641 or kr_AA_tn_ 2,,,,�, y.21 .... Harvard. Coral, Compursr START NOW Earn Extra Money For * Christmas L-NatEDLBLE Dtsca;xrs Your profhs, your time your business. You 71love making money wilb Avon. Special Incentives for Nm Representatives Irian lealtP 1ili■e Call (905) 619-1574 mii�ncn neip reouired Ex. —rTtea- (, 11 toD4) derStandmg d buidemq -008" Programming and Systems Pen * necessary. Apply `-e EARN extra incomeAnalyst. by .Ming and all facets d accounting Cobol. Pascal arrd C. SALES pwson needed twee.^. 2-4 p.m. Red Lobster, Pickering. 1550 Kingston Danny nose to your Meds. lam• Mad rsauRwb to St naso Qnt. Photoshop. Quark Express and We sol and service tsl pe%" Rd ly and co-workers. Call l4loo. Ltd. R R s5 Osnawa. Ont SIN Illustrator. Durham Bas nese systems. copiers and taxes. 905-831-4559. (11594) 263 1/32. (17 ,5941 81_7 (t t t 596; C4xrW*r Cobge. 427.3010. Pnease ell (905) 621762, from C a R Maire«marro. Systeme _ THE teeid.rsial. corrsrtsrciai Ixxlding TILE nntrssnanoe. Elednical. plunQ MAN itg or geneal .pam n it needs repairing or replacing• an for terns required. Professional *orkmarshp guaranteed. Can CONSMCTION ,.c) 8 a ^1 go-, 0941 `T'J ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. K -N. Upholstery and Carpet. ,raphic design, advertising. Living room. dining and hull, usiness or personal, $39.95 . tax. Sota, chair. 4oaso'nabis rates. Also lessons loveseat, $69.95 . tax, available. Randy Timms, (905) 28-7055. (TF) bedrooms, 313 . tax. For FREE over 20 years. All work guaranMed For FREE eurnme. estimate, 905.436.9315. Dres making Emr, 9os,o. a,7o. (TF) Sa Tailomring• r l,n�� r a�,..,,. QUL1l.L-4AAF {aCiOf,.8 YOUR own design for Christina; Can Carl a Jane. 427-2856. MCMALSeO Moving - houses, ap.mtwil offices. appli rices of any COW occasion. No Pat- C a R Maire«marro. Systeme _ THE teeid.rsial. corrsrtsrciai Ixxlding TILE nntrssnanoe. Elednical. plunQ MAN itg or geneal .pam n it needs repairing or replacing• an for terns required. Professional *orkmarshp guaranteed. Can CONSMCTION Regny for a friendly chat, 726- I(IWW and etWflOr 1420. Alterations done. rBpMS, .9110yagoins; Held e SM _ dkcouird ChM p i« at work DRIVIING SdfoM YERY 100111FETfTK RAZE$ SIGN ND CONTRACTS PAY ASYU LEARN GRA41M FOR Ri](IDTI',5T FifffIIfxIRN MVwr S & B =IngSdlw10$150 3 lessofts 3 test $75 Free pick-up b dray on 287.3060 7 days/week Flooring Carpeting CARPET istaae(bns - 25 years experience, restretching, our specialty. Free estimates. D i N Durran, 987.1790 or 967-1800. _a W4%* ,' @ HANDYMAN AVAILABLE r plilli ft ale al,fl- ,lpib ww wriwo S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality oxmwiw and Interior rengwisdom I I addilions. dasipbtuid bow and abimb. AM workmanship guaranteed and irtrsd. Conhtt Gtay 836 OW. (TF) THIO guys haw knowledge and lispstt , In many areas. WN do almost anything within wren. Daft. 655413M or Curt. 6554W7.(111684) PRIM HEATING LTD. Serving your heating needs. Humidifiers, electronic air cleaners. Fag tune ups, etc. Contract wrinted. 25 yrs SfBlb Mw low Home Improvements V 01-At'211-1 8305 110 Fax,68�7363 TIItTr�•CuTfF4`N FALL E i�•i ai�aa. ��1..rT�1iZ�l.:++11f� REFACING NEWOR AG N a M Construction. specul ung in additions. , rooting. basements, fangs, roofing, decks, interlocking stones. ExpftlltlCad Cross t ,i�E Free Couater -Free Plumbing $ Iltef onneCdOA (limite) Prh= �~a«filaw ]d= stytkferroes. retaining walls. Work guaranteed. Member of Bae. 427J23.t. (1t1o94) l Ws will mous es, I ti 13gsjb. anmas, SPL. etc. r"riafn0movrI� 2 Custom Homes. Hoots Additions, Baffle, KBdhetts -MISTER Cheap' Home aw ap r me tee rooms. in ver nmente additions,Aay docks. ere. licensed ler F� youir III -home � over 20 years. All work guaranMed For FREE eurnme. NENwithlargetruckwindo -J-8119"63-5can Emr, 9os,o. a,7o. (TF) mom. nNk WaiaL c,,,.,,�i.L An types a mares.,� r l,n�� r a�,..,,. QUL1l.L-4AAF {aCiOf,.8 dwrneye•bAny kconcrete rapers, Ch is per o i— wound. can Can Carl a Jane. 427-2856. MCMALSeO Moving - houses, ap.mtwil offices. appli rices ' Rd. axP..d. C a R Maire«marro. Systeme _ THE teeid.rsial. corrsrtsrciai Ixxlding TILE nntrssnanoe. Elednical. plunQ MAN itg or geneal .pam n it needs repairing or replacing• an for 721.2044. (TF) and piano specialists. Free wardrobe service. licensed. insured. Free estimates. Can 436.7795, (TF) sll6siaction job too soman - use do n ori Fo AJAX Moving Systems - fug Ybtt IyiClRlflO Ca�lu6 w di f lNtllB d Glass block COMeRACTM I oYM 29- ys.w elpstAerlG6 When Price is a catimat A�YOurnp &Sona Dwhata 11111014 427-3461111 Klichen, bagk Wagon Win boot apIs� Mahal. We'w nice people ID deer we o two satins- Vita acaaplsd. (904 a88.330Q (TF) CARPENTRY - 25 years .tperieaow rommiL bmsam" Itlmi.wto atfd ,,, decks. an home inPOM rM 4" 1& (112294) COMPLETE carpentry spedalizMi in renovations. basements Oscar. trio. dons aervioes moves, appaance and Piano apecianue, tot rale or hekmty. We new have Mated h o.Il xflhhRR �Panik and ft" •pecel. saftlig at we and tip. 06 Can for Indo onto 725=or = 427.06- (TF) HARRY -o -THE -MOVERS - mtsve big or smalr, we price seen sat Fere essimslas• semiow dioses anon nodce and windows. 15 years aapwisrmoe Fere estirtaha Coil CLEAT lady, gwaiiall Ex- more•• o* Pianmoved. Comparall Dank. 72B4MM (I 11594) Chant references. IS Peat* rah& Can 432-2i i' 0 (TF) sxpw tence. wit dean wore l Ws will mous IIEADSIfP ENTERPRISES house including fridge and Custom Homes. Hoots Additions, Baffle, KBdhetts rrsrtor—favabore. Electrical, glove. sw. Please tail 839. Decks pkrd*S CM -my. F 111 3371L (111394) weEnper and prolessionai blind clewing. Corripstidw ratimARE you hang probirrs find- BOB'S PaNTING Satisfaction nt guaraeed Call i4 tine io cbm you home For Fat COON*860 (905) 430-9755. (111504) professionalung. c iF nae clew • Hum � li KG Masor ary - br)dk, blod arra Helgan'sx 1. (101294) ' Rd. axP..d. donee d an types. Guararand - .,Job w°n`"wm'"a No jab wo big• nc sll6siaction job too soman - use do n ori Fo free eglirntes, all 579.3611. ( • Seasonal (TF) _ dkcouird Norio EnWerpidises ' VAZ GENERAL �tT�+Mot� StSYSTOM eel In CONTRACTING l Ws will mous Windows (am !A --r" - - - holo, Laos Custom Homes. Hoots Additions, Baffle, KBdhetts , any, Cp°mmoraalG a roapsiodwram Decks saswnwft Roars, Gromit Ths, Hardwood Film Fiat 139:255 platy 939-ZM Windows, Docket Cal Judie. boxy awibi Serra a mid mall 6lscaurda Fies Fat COON*860 (905)683.5818 owma m I ' Free e36mates DRYWALL and Painting - boarding, taping, texturing painting renovations and wpairs. SmW jobs. 15 years N e experience. FTstimates. sort Durham and oW of town was. Ken. 434-4500. (111594) 2"O"d P4 4&" 6 Free Estlfnales Great Rain Probesh w Service, TYS Paint" it Decor k:if1of dk Exterior all%= y1I011Qmmsl* No Clew fA"W%im. P" IIIWAM • Painting �� Vertical � • Repair's Cellular phone 409-4143 BRUSH- Qslom designed kitchensrenovations• general PAWTNG, CUSTOM WALL MURALS, ROOFING, L11110111 POW" MA4aCMK dawn Irimds, reedy 10 occasion. for any agBirthdo. promotions, openiaae, fundnmgw& Magic show kml MW M707057 a 72641=34• (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic to ohitl -8 pardr sad an occasions. Have nay ewe, Mntegwn- Can Ernie. 6694M 1 Y • Y 130 s�e G 130 S��F 130 Lae(?, 205 220 °` 260 5 '' Skill kHe p 135 Skilled p 3EA$OM FiverClod - hard or CARPET - dont buy arrywha+ sort. Apple, maple, It d. ash and oak. Free delivery. Ajax. Pickering. Whitby. eke untm 1 show you what 1 can do for you. Cas Gard. 43447222. 683.0709. (111694) (09159) servlices) RILL length NOrlg«h blue las FIREWOOD - ex;;Wquality nt coat in excellent condition. SSW hardwood. Guaranteed extra o.b.o. Must Sof. Call 666.17117. I" time fully seasoned. Cut (111194) and split. Honest mheasurarrom. Free delivery. Kozy Heat fiPCE walnut bedroom S« with Firewood, (905) 753-2246. queen manress and box spring, (112994) $950 o.b.o. Also entertainment 1 centre. Call 839.4606. (111194) PLAYPEIit, 4ox37 floor space. Marketpadded tap raf and log, eorn- who learn quickly ana plies with playpen requirements. 20" Dolour T V warranty. 519p $35. Speedwriter portable typewriter, $25. 985- VCR, 5175. Brother Sewing Machine, $95. Solar hurridfier. 3401. (manua (111594) $45. Dehumidifier, $85. x - (416) 927-7850 Fax (416) 927-9511 country skils and poles. SW, Articles Cal 6860079. (111394) 'Wanted' FOR sale, pianoiaccordlan, 120 need yam conpA•r trade ins. Base, excellent condition. Hard. APPLIANCES Wanted: Working ly used. Asking 5250 o.b.o. 420- or not. Fridges, stoves, washers, 5035 or 839-3321. (111194) dryers. ALSO WANTED. Articles For Pickups. 1985 or newer. Reasonable. (905) 427.2713. ' Sal- (111194) LEASE o own vehicles. 19a0- OLD and good cameras, gold, t I s or mg. optical instrument, jewellery, watches, old china and glass, antique furniture. 432-1678.(111594) WANTED - old and antique fumiture. anything old. Scientific -nstruments, china, silver, advertising, sporting, toys. decoys. dolls. milk bottles, ool- !ections or estates. Cal Robert IN Bowen Antiques (905) 655. 135 CARP T 8049. Brooklin (TF) We are looking for a real people person customer service clerk for Part-time/Full time employment at our Pickering Town Centre location. Retail experience preferred. Good work ethic. Must be flexible. If you feel you would be a great asset to our team please apply in person with resume. INSTALLATION PERSONNEL The FAI Group is one of Australia's largest companies with assets In excess of 3 tWlion dollars. Our newly opened Canadian Head Office is seeking quality Installers. Selected applicants should have several years in- home Installation a similar experience, with an eiectncal background. Must be ready to adopt our high standards in Customer Service. have strong communicative/inlerpersonal skills. Position pays in excess of $W,000++ per year. Interested applicant please tax resume to: Customer Sernce Manager FAI Horror Security (C„afnda) Inc. 1$15 Ironstone Manor, Unit 5 Piclurring, ON Ll W 3W9 Fax No 905-837-2872 Skilled :135 Help, ' ' . • e .. CLASS A a PROFESSIONAL IN DRIVERS WANTED 1' In �: Truck dnvers for heula�e 1`t M of petroleum products n'1' Toronto.'Oshawa arca, ".- full full and pan tim.l E A 1, T II (, A R E pOi0RO Reply: li THE ASSIGNMENTS ma be D.O. Box 625 y temporary. b Peterborough. Ont the commitment Is permanent K9J 628 _ Announcano IntPnm Nssnitt, _.- -�-1-l�i�i�•� to EyaxiNlCkenng SIGe4 manulaaunng company n (Formerly Caps Professional Health care Ajax requires spray painter for servlices) Perkmw'dson. 37 laces. w Apoly n Frarrkcom Sl.. Ajatk. when you pin INTERIM HEALTHCARE you y /tP!R 93375 W� With People who share your nanny to care tar our 2 tee' 7480. (IiI194) Commitment for excellence. ' NOW NEEDED�15' e' • Health Care Aids/Homemakers WAM own car. afar lux tirru Jan Level 2 and THCA cerlificate �� Lab requves Trainees rough - (call office Mon -Fn. 9-1 p.m only) tthhe-jobb training n � Yei k - RNS/RPNS (Specialities) inert programa Reoporwble in- College of Nurses/2 yrs. experience who learn quickly ana 1947 Olds Dena as Royale onfay working we their hands e R EVERY PATIENT, THERES A are riled b Can weekdays 6TEMPORARY 1090 a.m. 906723.2331. No HERO. e�eriarfwapp�«neoeesary pre- (416) 927-7850 Fax (416) 927-9511 (111,9) apply. 1200 Bay Street. Suite 204. Toronto, Ontario Nov. 26x27. 10 am -4 p.m. Ad- mission $2. For vendor M5R 2AS FOXHOI LOW - some to cont 13 Church St„ S. iso curt hoot. Mon -Fri. 4-9 ... PART TWA rheeded in b Prepare rrheais and arpervie car•P'er LOWO man d sea wit plovi 3 alvildroa ages a. tD 14. Call our homy for 3 r 1 "' on. 5 moo- etrperionced dayeare n m (�) 420.9470. (1113x4) rigs A wesk. Non $maker with home. F40weness avaiabl, AJAX - caOlo ragtrlws A loving rN4tences. Rrceiorweatney, A� OndoOmerook area Call 42 nanny to care tar our 2 tee' 7480. (IiI194) SM. (I 109M) dwighters, ages 5 nets and 3 BAY Ridges - Childcar yrs n our hens. Nat smoker 3 � o 100 years ; iala WAM own car. afar lux tirru Jan 1eM Clwysfor Cara4e8s. 4 door, 19x6. For detail• d Am, 6x6 scoot Relwax avaum 5410, days or evenings. (1100x) LIVEOUT Non -Smoking Carogiver to look after 3 llesb a haus. Cox w pAL 603-9001. (110pea) UYE NI or ave out hausekeepon Mately. 3 children, 2 yrs.. 8 yrs., NO Ck.f.nrlo s ArdosorvRoeslarhd. For more information, pion las 839.1348. (110994) FIREWOOD CENTRE 4A 1r $60.00 "-w""'se"y' Itt�yY VJBrocik Rd. Marsh Cell. 4k8k16• $65.00 Can 6fSB 4294. (111 39) Mother of 2 wuig to babyst ESTA D 19613 UVE•Mi or Mrwout fanny for 19 large safe play area. Hot � 705.277-3381 month old boy needed kalelles, snacks. Cas Carole, Eveflmp905.434-bM kenlsdW*. N. Apx. Call Ida 6863131. (1 10994) FRO* OaBwry I* Sher 690 or leave rltassago, PRIVATE Daycare avafable. 11 427-0541. (1 t 1394) TLC. coefonabb arwirornlrrt. BABY>1TTER rsutrirod n south near parks and schools. APPLEWOOD, Iron dokvery, Ajax b cars for 10 month aid. Was" N. of 401. Cal 426 $200/bush cord. (905) 987- Approz 15 hrs. per went. Cal 0097. (111394) 4563. (TF) 686�79x4�(11099 ¢9 pm DEVOTED mom would love o PJMW= For Sale. Cut. epll CAREGIVER tare � ,/our �' Has fxf�rl n and �. Price >M9ace required in our prjple hams daycare business cad. Call Gerry. 281.5455 a horns for 3 yaw old al day and 5 for 6 years and has Social Ser. 6161363. (11209) year old bofore/after school. vitas baclpaourld. One lis time RREWOOD - WSW seaealed Mon - Fd. 7- ap len. Non-smoker, spot avatable NUUMWW ka, 18• halfdwood. $180 per bush French apeakinp preferred. and snacks, Fenced in cad. Limllod quanay. Casj R•Rer*rtwe milpktittsd• �f1al backyard RlW*M and fs$wwl- 705444•M01 7 p.m -11 p.m. fiery 12. Cas 906419-ix*7. pit I; .,-d d. Pt1011a43DOW (lftw) E S lots of carpel. 100% nylon. new stain release carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet, premium pad. expert instauanon. last delivery, free estimates 130 yards). Norman. 6862314. (TF) AJAX Pickering Appiiano" . no reasonable after refused, fully guaranteed. Reconditioned appkanon- Corns make us a deal. 427.6784. 467 westney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) CARPET your A NX at discount Prices. t00% nylon. stain resistant price includes carpet. Dad and expert installation. Cal (1 Nick (905)430-6551.11194) FRESH Ontario Farm Venison, government inspected. 3150 side. 5250 whole. 905-655-4753 peeve message) o 1 1594; GIRLS single write bed, par. celain balls and brass bed Posts . Bos and mattress. Excel- lent oondtron. Asking $125. 430-0548. (111794) BEDROOM suns, 2 night tablas. one chest drawers, one long dresser will" mirror. bed frame. adjusts up to quk-en, asking $800. (905) 427-0001. (111394) SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds. (wilt on Me, ill 6599. GST included. Display a Lyn - bird Lumber. Kingston Rd., Pick- ering or cau 905-509-4961. (112494; - CRAFT' SALE at West Lynde. Public School.. 270 Michael Blvd. Sat.. Nov. 12, 9:30-3 p.m. "50 Vendors" `FANTASTIC CRAFTS' =1.00 Admission Raffel, proceeds go to school projects e. =` N. Gifts, dollhouscs, m hUzitures, cltlocolates AT TOMORROWS TREASURES Nov. 4 A s, 11 R 12 Fri 10-9 Sat 10.5 COUNTRY CRAFT SHOW jubilee Pavilion Lakeview Park Simcoe SL S., Oshawa Sun., Nov. 13 10-3p.m. 62 exhibitors with a wonderfid selection of crafts, Christmas gifts and home decorating items. info. 434-5531 THE UNDER25" CRAFT & BAKE SALE Baking, homemade chocolates, folk art, dolls paintings, shirts, wood designs, jewellery. Christmas Crafts - wreaths, decorations and gifts - needlepoint, embroidery. Dried flower arrangments. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11, 4 P.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12, 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1639 FINCH AVE. EAST CRAFT SHOW SATURDAY do SUNDAY NOVF-%tBER 12 Rc 13 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM y EASTSIIORE COMML'.rrY CE\-mE 910 1JYERPOOL ROAD SOLMI (AT ISAyLy) .. 7REE. 27X125S9&V -• DOOR PR1Z1'S HOURLY 427-709 CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW and UKRAINIAN FOOD SALE Sat. Nov. 12, 10 a.m.4 p.m. 31 Sloor St. E., Oshawa ODESSA HALL (SE Comer Bloor/Simooe) FREE ADMISSION CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE Saturday, November 12 1929 Fairport Rd. CARPET &aka, lab% Nylon. thick. plush, stain resistant 13 Church St„ S. • : • . ... r . .•. • carpet. For 3 roorrs. only 5329. AJAX Shepard mix. $75. Can (416) 433-0493. (111504) Pnce include• 30 sq.yds carpet. 683-,3215 AJAX . horses boarded. bowed SON Dodge Cot GT, 16= deluxe pad and nstaiiaton in Auto. pit., pb., Certified. Sr99* stabs. GO Bus access. $150 per overhow tar. musti-port fuel your horrle. Free quataton in 1eM Clwysfor Cara4e8s. 4 door, month. Pony mare tot sale S Yaw hone. No interest. no pay. "MM for one full yew until Dec. ty 1995. Dar. 1-801}217-0104. PIANOSrGRANDFATHER clocks - Durham's largest sele on c- b- New and used prance. Not sure" Ram c own. apt. size. upright• grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS . (Free d" and s« up). Tremendous savingsl Tekep Piano Woks. 433-1491. (TF) OAK44M FURNITURE pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers a rope seeing direct to the public. Eq. oak meso. W4isR /? ,lands, 5600. (,105) trpeed, pit., M. ami Im cassene. Mint fast. Only 426-8188. (111594) 67.000 kris. Cherry rid, asking FOR sale: Puppies - Huskyl $6800 o.b.o. certified Call 905 - Shepard mix. $75. Can (416) 433-0493. (111504) 2841322. (ttDOW) IM Corsica, 90.000 kms.. air. TERra-Poo - Ismtals. 9 mantis; new mumler, alternator. Ilres. old. has had all shoes. As" Auto. pit., pb., Certified. Sr99* 111300. (905) $31-7072.(111394) o.b.c. 619-0778. (111194) GERMAN Shepherds - unique. 1eM Clwysfor Cara4e8s. 4 door, SOLID BLACK. German and one owrw, auwmtalic• pit., pb.. Czech blood ire. Parents on lads. Good condition. 12990. premises. CKC Registered. Phone 427-8333 after 5 p.m. Ste- 950. Ready to 90 mid- 1947 Olds Dena as Royale December. Call 9o5-993.9069. Brougham. 4 door. V6. auto, (110194) Wded. linished in a nice candy • • • apple red. Good clean running " car- Was $4295, now 83995 11978 Chair, 3114 Ion 380 .I condition. truck runs. looks works great. Blue sappl metallic. freshly paillled. $2 certified (great work truck). Stewart after 7 p.m. 985.8( (111594) 11193 Pontiac Transport, 36,C kms., loaded, including passenger, keyless entry, n heater, $27,000 new, aski $19.200. o.b.o. 987-412 (111094) HOusir 6' .• AJAX Available 2, 3 and 4 bedroom townhomes. 2 bedroom apartment. Contact: (905) 683-9269 OSHAWA NEIGHBOURHOOD Bright, spacious bsmt. appt, s.e., partial use of double garage, lots of parking. $600 monttl y inclusive. (except telephone) 433-4157 Ism message 1 BDRM. APT. $584.111monthly Includes heat, lights, water and cable T.V. Coin Indry fac., parking for 1. Available December 1. Call 723-7183 2 & 3 BDRM APTS in 8 storey building. Avail. immed. Nov. 8 Dec. Ubljties inducted. From $583/mthly. For app't to view, 1.7 p.m. Mon-Fn.,428-6326 US Elgin Cn. Two bedroom r 27 sure building. $566. Cat 434-7409 .... 95 Taunton Rd. E 2 bedroom. $567.60. Cal 721 2326 or 430.2119 .... MrsrSi . We area, two bedroom on clear 20 unit building, 5610. Cal 430 2119.(112294) PICKERING Twin Riuers -targe one bedroom furnished base ment apartment, separate entrance, laundry, parking, ut4ties nckrded. FinfUla it $600 mondty. Available Dec. 1. Cal 50(-2662. (11139) PICKEFUM whitw4ol. clean bright one bedroan bwnerht apartment, full kitchen, air, laundry. separate entrance. air. laundry, separate entrance. parking, utilities whcluded. Non smoker. Fra a«. Sew, a37. 0227. (11 DOW) WHITBY - one bedroom apartment. $525. Two badawty $625 plus hydro. First last months required. Days, 726. 8911 or evenings 668-4016. (112294) AJAX - law now ono 1aedloorn aIwuvlo ,whin chat, base. ment apartment, separate pedesul table with tray ewL also • 4 tit doubt Pik chair, $798 - a' eek; ^� Non utilise o e r. n Raisntm. doubt predegal Ow ast and 6 AasIeME e chairs, 51429. Cannontlen beds e SM. Cher 20 stain ehoioes - all AOLL HOM 91115- ole Jan 1. FinisIseil) Cas 9054274271. (111884) r •ltd. ro versions -Traditional CHURCH/HWY 12 - one Woodworking 006.966.8774. IV r (TF) Rwreishs 8 w,.t•i.. 1 bednopm bases" ap.rlltl.nt cable Tv. mtnswall moon and laindry faciilws itebdsd. Sufabb IN sa 00 parstaL Avam- able Ww WdiW*. Call 663- 8237. p i li s84) AJAX - nevi ons ll `t len baro• mens apartment, $635 all inclu s ire. Available Dec. 1. MOM 6160619. (110x8) AJAX - large Clean one bedf ri n apMettMll sspwam entrance, parking, eat -In kmdnn, 4 pica. bath. prMs►WrW ttlakkg Pearem Non smaker, no pats. SSW k4cluslns. Lento message or call anar 690 Pin (90516863628. (I I ISM) round, rwmy ierloislad-� appfanct. sepwide w&ar m separate driisway. $475 maNh- tY • utiilim Fora im regtiiad (905) 649-3896 Claremont. PICKERING - luxury one bedroom ba astal apenfnsrt. separate entrance, 3 appliances, air_ availl" Dec 1. hart: $825 plus 112 hydro. No 1906. 111 Op e) (9OSj' 637- 8000E Valley neat bks Ilyd park. One bedroom, bright, clean, separate entrance. Wrkhp• laundry. Non smoket. 5850 inclusive per month. Ava1 able rloiv. (3061$00.356,• (rF) - WASHERS, dryers, fridge, h $%MO. new and nt:wdkbngid. 4 SM OW up for oned . wort mm $175 and Liptsp for mean - MAJOR CHANCE, $3795. tart. Cas 427-9722 anykrrr puss, Opera 7 daysiasoL Bq Town " s Saks. (111094) WANTED GOOD PEOPLE 1,196 Mkltrang cobra GT, cub, WITtI BAD CREDITI �. �-. to �• w•. Id•.1>K. �� DER HAS vn 9� condition. $1500 slows. Trades calsidared. gaS FOR TEST PROGRAM so • (111584) ode w I Id! 1M PlY I*Ulh Carav«, 4 ApplicationMe door. auto p OVW I O Yue F--risrlee it ,plow, ratio good clean I reeconditiioned tridandfar skid CRAFTERS - spaces for FewApproved � $totes r1'fied. car, Hurry an Asnare stovos. Also coin operated Ctwishnm Gil Show. Dec. 17 e • • nice tsars for choose front Cam • washers and dryers. and /9, Anresom Fairgrounds s 4274722 snytknR Run, OpeA Stepfterson-a Furniture and (SM) 306691 or (90) 575 HOME OF s CHANC F 7 daysNall Bq Town Saba. Appliances, 227 Court St. I t Oshaxva. 5767449. (111194) 1664 FINANCINGFOR BANKRUPTS OTHERS 1994 Pontiac Phoenix• one ownel oer,llsd, hip door, V6, CRAFT Show - Durham Coaegs COMPUTERs< - NEW 9 USED is pleased to present ane of the auto, factory sunroof. Bucket I odems $B5. 170 mag OrkroR biggest Fas/Christmas Craft Seats. console• extra clean. $190. - tradesalxospsesd. m Shows n the Durham Region. Lady Wen i. 52495. (905) ties. PSII so's %/colour montas, -$495. Now pinta. $175. We Nov. 26x27. 10 am -4 p.m. Ad- mission $2. For vendor 1996 Chew Lumina LS, 1995 0777. (111594) need yam conpA•r trade ins. inkvRgb m. Call (905) 721-2000MC AWN. 4 door and 1995 Chew Bltaor, 4 door awiable for 1972 Duster. one owns. 94.000 miss. Good eoriddion. $1 i o0. Computer Cioarance Cents. 181 King St. E. Boestlanvise, 09-2365.(111194) low• I abs have access to $t Cal (905) 666-1101. (1 11094, a ' am for the Paola" of other basad waI ld Cal ,Tann o LEASE o own vehicles. 19a0- WE buy. toll aro trade Arr�1Ny Equipment and Firoarms. P' x (416) 29a-3133. (11119) 1 $345 down. leo nlrest, r10 Credit clacks 686.7428 (TF) neidge Sponag ('goods, 404 11*4 Buick Century, 15,000 0056. (112304) kms.. baded. red with balance LOST •largo mob tabby oat, of lat'lory warranty. $14.900. YOUR Own Book Published. white chest and front legs. Also 1994 Ford Tempo GS, One copy $49.95 plus lases art! Answaa to 'Midka)I'. May be 3500 j auto, air. ni uM . shipping. For details, write quit away, from BrOCW401. Irrotorhe9ts•r�9left PMer,434 BOOKS BY KIDS, 1300 King St. Ukos IogN into cars. Rivard. I" or 41 3767679 P Ont1L H 67(55 o tax E. unit 27. auto 7IN* 726726 (� 19444268751 anytime. (111304)1 ) � am. (111594) LOST in Ajax (Wright Cres). 1864 Plymouth GR Voyager LE, PINBALL Machines (4) fa sale. Aduh male cat, grey and whits. fully Waded in CO quad $450.850 all working. Also coin with dark patch on nose. no Iron sating, rurstrrg bonds. Asking operated video games, $225 claws or collar. Call with $28.900 o.b.o. or lease 48 each. (906) 868-4557 Sundays information. (905) 683-7292. monks, $488 . tn. No mmny ateveniii (11000) (111194) down. Cas John. (416) 296 3133. (1111!1) o(vr..•.r; v a.t►'s7rw•A Awwr•r� ••ej "r„y, eit*Yi,IT • r,. 1 .�" . �l.�e r .. �'a'IV s.. , ''�y=j-'i��a .4 s o(vr..•.r; v a.t►'s7rw•A Awwr•r� ••ej "r„y, eit*Yi,IT • r,. 1 .�" . �l.�e r .. �'a'IV s.. , ''�y=j-'i��a .4 s :::ROYAL CANADIAN ~�~••. LEGION BRANCH r #322 AJAX Wishes to thank the Business ,ector and the Citizens of Ajax for helping us raise the grand total of $20.316.00 durine the 1993 Poppy Campaign. As of octoher I st we have dispensed over 519.000.00 to Veterans ,[lid their Dependents in need. -fhank you Ajax Cyril Best poppy Chairman SERVICES ON November 11th at 11:00 a.m. at Memorial Anchor on Hunt St., Ajax Vvnat You Want, Is What You Get. AJAX 222 BAYLY ST. W. 686-2133 THON US AND CHASE ASSOCIATES Certified General Accountants 50 COMMERCIAL AVENUE SUITE 211 AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 2H5 Telephone 686-2407 WeU nan Associates ` ~ I • Life • Disability • Group •Insurance • Pension Plans RRSP's & DOUG WELLMAN Annuities 1099 Kingston Rd , suite 203 Pickering, Ontario Lt V IN 831-8642 l START NOW Earn Extra Money For Chrism P400MU U DtsCouN1'S Your prok your time, Your Vis. You'll love making money with Avon. Special lncentives for New Representatives • CML TODAY b c9aw a sales repntsenta lee In Tunr ana THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMISER 9, 1994.'AGE37-A OWN F °�`" °f p�� ROYAL a , =� CANADIAN PICKERINGs LEGION On November 11 th BRANCH 606 - Remember those Whogave o{themselves {or our count November 11th f J "Lest'We Forget -title WiffRemember 2Tiem. " REMEMBRANCE � DAY 1994 11/11 at 11:00 IN FLANDERS FIELDS In Flanders Fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on rove That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders Fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe; To you, from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders Fields. %..UCOMMUNITY-MINDED THIS MESSAGE MADE ..POSSIBLE BY THESE BUSINESSES. We're Proud of Our Veterans �GAILLIND ILMI SSWICEs FALL SPE IAL rRtE cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. b r I o ` (Fully Bonded and Insured) `call' `"E 683-7515 Call 19051619-1574 .............. TOWN OF AJAX "REMEMBER THEM AND HONOR THEM ON NOVEMBER 11th AND EVERYDAY" 2 Simcoe St. S. P.O. BOB 800 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7N1 579-8202 AJAX BRANCH Harwood Ave. S. J«I/GoK ' tG de fv i4 gave 44 0",W4 i0ft 40 Wa". Service at Cenotaph at City Hall 10:30 a.m. TAKING TIME TO REMEMBER 132 MEMBERS Ot NXIaLs AJAX Downtown Business Improvement Area -MAGIC TOUCH Quality Comes First!' * Chimney Caps * Chimney Liners * Animal Removal * Chimney Cleaning * Clean * Punctual * Thorough * Courteous 686-0226 Using only the most up -to-do Equipment & Tecihmology! Ajax Transit 10 r SAFE, RELIABLE SERVICE �Fiaz/Pu4erc«q News Advertiser A.11R.laAf *' 6;4:,ti.l i•i•441r 4i:'v'f 0401l•;I:;,khfP,I's 44'4:1f r- -0 A X4.V- r �....w...y..':.�.w.+.a+.w.+.�.,.r.e.r�.4,,�s.i a4t.......ad. a a tiaas� as a �a ilea uaa�.a a s_ _ _ _ ��aa,aa.rsa ►owaa 111 1115 11 • 1 .II .II im�iimm+ HREE bed i T i w i w w + + i WHITE -BLUE WATER PARK room townnouae. 4 ROOM for rent in townl,oua- .UY1t4O Carper Home. quick dppllarloes• ave Dec 1. to Share facilities, non smoker safe. East Oshawa - 3 bedroom April NOTICE OF front condo indoor and ouldoor PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL 1 and 2bedroom wit",broadloan 28/95. $750 monthly .. April free. Bowmanvdle. preferred. $400 monthly 2 Storey detached, garage, la,F.A.G., MfTENTIONTO vo ^eeC extra money ,or DO yomas. SYSTEMS INC. intends to 3 . 623- Inclusive. Available wakor,Iargeprivate CLEARW ATER flay 1, --shed Ask me howd Wanted tun. eller is FALL CRAFT SHOW -apfo1lances 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. 7834. (111594) NO down Good immediately. FUrstilast, 683- cia., established area, quiet 5150 days or 683-8602 even- �„ Asking $157,000. Want DISSOLVE BLEDSOE MANAGEMENT LTD. Pool. hotClose 10 Sig sat. Nov. 12 & Sun. Nov. 1'3 Mon. -Fri. 9.7 p,m., Sat. & Sun. 12.5 m. P• �( payment) pedn� Good )obi You can buy 'rigs weekends. (,,,s9a) offers. Call (905) 571.2870. books and gams On a part take of 1-11111-071,111, barn. Free tram- DATED at Alex this ft day of 10:00 a.m. . - 4.30 p.m. 905 571.3522 ( � Shelter Canadian Properties Limited 10 for the price d rent, while prices (111094) SHARE modern lacnities in -- Power NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN $tat BLEDSOE MANAGE_ nous@. ?rage stove. laundry facilities. 160 Rosa Stmet i i i i i i i i i i i i 111110 i and rates are down. Call DougREDUCED or Brent, Community Fnandal, Of Sale - dean 4 bedroom house. Private 1600. 3 bedroom MENT LTD irterlda to fenced backyard. COurtice:O;hawa area S89C Admission 62.00. Sponsored by 4 ' 666-6805. (TF) room near Centre. $375 al finished home, finished iajlaw w;o dissolve MUM to The C Ran, from Por, Perry, Indudes Port P• High School Athletic Associatlor Perry g AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. AJAX - Hwy NZWestney - spot. uded. utdmesincluded.lfyouareatidy basement. BroduMayx Oaks. non smoking female. Phase can Asking $169,900. Call Business Corporation Act. 1982 ON" 00' 509-2459 evenings. dose to amenities and schools, 2 and 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, lessly clean two storey 3 bedroom. 1 bedroom basement Mark 420-3734, (111194) Cachia, 1-800-637-5744 Remax WHTBY DATED at Ajax this 9th day of • 1 • - 1 • Underground parking. apartment, air cors„ central vac, - malerlema(e, room Brampton Inc . Realtor. November, 1994 with phone and cable to rent in • 55 FALBY COURT fireplace. Available immediately. mate wanted to share 4 bedroom house.laundry Mr. Verne McPherson TWO bedroom apartment Doc I First,last $675 Call --------- Mon. -Fri. 9-5 p.m., Sat. b Sun. 12-5 p.m. $125° .. 831-1957. (111394) . facilites. $350 per month .545 facilites Busparkng available. c wrth Doand on -6%w spartrtent. M flOvmW. separate entrance. (117594; (905) 683-6021 WHITBY - two bedroom house, utilities. Call Rick, 430-7103. PropertiesSecretary FURNISHED or u TWO DAY AUCTION SALE Auction Sale I 1 Shelter Canadian Properties Limited one bath, 4 appliances, quiet sties,. Lar a aid, near a y (111594) - A 175 acres plus 5000 n, NOTICE OF inckxW Two closets. cable. SAT., NOV,12TH8 NOV. 19TH AT 10 &M. Sat, Nov. 12 at 6:00 pm. Estate Sale at Myles King �H��i��rt��4mit dam♦ cornets. Nog pets. no smokers. WHITBY - central, large Vic- riverfront. $79.900. ALSO one loran home, looking for non acre lakefront distress INTENTION TO PICKERM 1, 1 white& 810 TAUNTON RD. E.WHRBY Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., UVERPOOL•'GLENANNA - two AJAX - two bedroom basement bedroom basement, c.a. c.v., Available Dec 1. $750 . utilities. call (905) 420-8737 (1 109941 sale, smoking prolessionai. Large south of Bancroft. asking DISSOLVE Ce00DWOOD lacilUod. parking. Bayly; Having received Instructions Oshawa Executive e antique sale, 3 Victorian apartment, laundry, hrstrlast. newly renovated. private $750 plus. Available COURTICE - new 4 bedroom, 2 bedroom includes heal hydro. $49,900. ALSO 14 apes, only cable T.V., tree laundry, use d 519.90011 905 428-6167. (TF) ry. ( ) SERVICE CENTRE UD. double garage masterbedroal ensuite. Gas neat, asking from the Durham Board of Education we are to liquidate chesterfield suite (hand entrance. $700 monthly, an Immediately Can 905.764-1343 inclusive. Available Dec, bath, backspin. new area, many an facilities. Close to GO bus. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the home economics 8 the carved Queen Anne legs), 1. Non or 905-576-4178. (t t 1094) Smoking only. No pets. 420. upgrades. $1175 monthly, first' available immediately. $402 Loans75 that C,0O0YYOOD SERVICE shops of ten schools. Five Burl walnut doctors roN top desk (1875), immaculate 4841. 11,094 ( ) AJAX - very attractive 3 last 3 utilities. NO Pets cease. Available immediately, Call EI. month) 416-599-4962. y' (1,10094) CENTRE LTD intends to schools each week, including: 9-pcwalnut NEW spacious basement two bedroom ,main floor, well main- rained Ize 72,-8638 after 6 or ___- MONEYProblems7 AJAX -one bedroom .finished Loa^s• debt pursuant to The Business Corporation Business Co Oration Act, 10' table saw, 24'scrolsaws. 1loadr�l presses. wood 9�d dining on. uil dining room slnte, antique and decorated. bedroom a apartment. separateweekends. appliances, storage shed. (111194! consolidations, credit basement. utilities induced. Sia 1982. lathes, metal shears, P9 saws. centre tables, TAfa lam ^Y Ps. entrance. 4 appliani:ee, sat -in kitchen. Non smoker &ook St.. private fenced yard Close to RENT ro own .storey and a ban. arrargemBms, personal single non smoking lady First,' planning, credit repay, FR E DATED at Ajax this 91h day of touters, Ii Pinter planers, 14' telephone. bronze Sculptures, hexagon Burl $650 monthly(905) amenities On quiet street. $950 100"^ en; goes !o last .references fa 50 monthly. CONSULTATIONS. Ontario November, 1994 ✓ Cara saws, metal work tables walnut table (carved legs) 666tland. . 666.1306 (111094) inclusive- Call Shawn, 619- downpayment. Bloor.S mcoe. (905) 686-3687. (111594) Credit Counsellors (Oshawa- cw vice, pots 8 pans, several oak coffee table, marble 1610. (111094) PICKERING verpooi S. of 40,. $900 per month 666-3478. PICKERING - large house to TOronto). 4331425, (TF) Mt Murray (lark ✓ various work tables, large top, antique clocks. 7 , newer one bedroom basement PICKERING - large self con- (111094) -- share $400 nclus ve Many BORROW $10.000 pay as imle Secretary ✓ assortment df hand 8 electric rPe1 g Persian carpets. nestle apartment, tanned two bedroom basement separate entrance, WHITBY - beautiful 3 bedroom 2 extras. Call 686-, 913. (t 1,394) as f, t0 per month o.a.c. Call Jerry, t/ ✓ 'b0:s, etc. Hu oma sewn ✓ 9 tables, WalflUt IPS wagon, ago parking. 4 pc@. bath. wet bar, apartment and sort contained storey detached, ensuile, eat n 668-7200 Free NOTICE OF ✓ machines, sewing machine flair guns, oil paintings, laundry /650 'rip stye, one bedroom apartment. Call kitchen, fireplace. double P t Condos' consultations. Anubis Invest- merits INTENTION TO ladles, coffee machines, Queen Anne occasional 20.12y DOC. ,. (905) 420-,276 0< (4,61 686.8905. (,,,394) garage. Won't last tong. Asking55 . - Ltd. (TF) ) ✓ several small appliances, chars. nipons, satin, 347-7399. (11 1094) OSHAWA BloWGrandvew, up $'050. Call Abraham. Pro Sonic Really. 434.6777 OBTAINNG A LOAN IS NOT DISSOLVE RE/MAX / ^ crowave warts, fldpolyd gas carnival crystal etc, glass. H A R W OO D! B A Y L Y two per floor d house. appliance. or 416149- 1795 (t 11594) GUARANTEED. SOSE CO6J WHITBY two Storey condo. two EXPERIENCE WC. �'a yes, potable d6n washer, Terms cash, no reserve. bedroom condo. S86C per mortr• aura( neighbourhood. $925. 1 /2 with PANES CHARGE UPFRONT balls. ? appllancss. outdoor Parking. storage. FEES OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS a0 $8751rtdusiye. NOTICE IS HER GIVEN / washers 8 dryers, hloges 8 ✓ les Kin Auctioneer, 9 725.5751. THREE bedroom detached parking and utilities Prone urn4leS OR bachelor apartrrfent. 427 8791 before 9 a m. an V VaryClear x1 House. FAG. Ur r t g° utilities A lot' Avail- ��°' $65C ut75. Available vnmedate at6394- SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN - 1062 (t,tS9s, N VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY that RE/MAX EXPERIENCE INCIntends to dissolve / signs, plus many other ✓ d^,Cies. and darn.. and modern. 404-8499. able Dec. ; 5760675. (111594) ( BEFORE SIGNING ANY Pursuant to The Business % tit` tune' 10 a.m. Excellent✓ ✓ SHA (,,,594; OSHAWA annus two bedroom PICKERING apanme^; way 2 spaaous "w'Y+2NtOnand.. PICKERING 3 bedroom 2 t,2 .. • CONTRACTS. ;'Fl il • C Corporation Act. 1982 / sae, these Items are from ✓ / ^'ace 7 8 B classes and most ✓ / r ' • Persona huge Large two bedroom Musts nu or wpine floors. 9 basor',e^t bathrdbr•-. 4 appliances, family r� w,m hr eplace. $'2i)0 • • •' DATED at Apx this 9th day of November 1994 o ✓ ✓ a'_ rke new. Plan !0 attend. / ✓ LADIES - we come to c Victorian bath. immaculate apartment, a Poe barn. laundry. due Cal INDOOR � • • • _ ,Vein Cr"t / ng p.m. 106 P. ✓ Y Beverley Iewe style. Top mi appliances. centra, a.. Charm- park ng. no pets; amok mg Ung older area 5750. t 2 References regwred. 509-9005, utilaie6 she. 6 p.m 905 2945.24 (111194) OUTOOOR S'orage space available. Cars. boats. JulioTrobikod[ / -e'^s cash, debt. Ysa 8 / / / Vas,erWrd hairstylists, personal in the inline. Call 905-435.3665. 7,394; AJAX a bedrooms, 2 1r2 trailers. rrotorhomes etc Nov , ! Ncedcrn• Secretary Secreta / 2 : surcharge. comfort of your ha rho$ from (, barns, to May t 905328.7373 Jen or Established / V-.ean Auction 8 Lqudahons / $30• Check your yelp (1111941 VACANC1ESf Cal $fine one stop AVAILABLE 'n Wn,tbyrOu,r„a rental: s^dp for a BETTER air. broadloom. blinds. doui rage. avallabis Dec. 1 $,200 Trevor I, i 1094 FISH & CHIPS / K: -5i .329• or 905432.2936 ✓' �111��/ Pages (905) 834-3488 or (9( 7214740. (111194) abart^nent building. spacious selection. DURHAM HOME Pius. cal433-7a7s. „dogs, 4 •' • • . • restaurant for sale. NOTICE OF carp~ m6wl Painted apart. RENTERS, (905) 428-1278 mil Ment wily bycory, SOUTH P cker ng th ee : ilgh traffic lht,awa arca NTOTICE TO • • '' close to bus. Imai fee. LANDLORD'S AD- bedrpdm bungalow. main moor. DISSOLVE FUTURE • showing An „tin+s rnck,osa n VERTISE FREE (TF) Furst,last. No One dose 10 Go. share la rash Serious inquiries only. neat^ S -o,96 2 y BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC. • bets bedroom. f625 Two bedroom STILL aentv+grt Norte Oshawa. S625d iia Dec.DAYTONA last $950 Available Dt. - 427.9794 I bedroom barn OCeanv;ew C�'O `€-3 r NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN LOOKING For Somson $725 Cita 430-0134 ':; � T $75.000 ere• bedroom. °ave a message' (1 1,394; front condo indoor and ouldoor V61116"'? to 40• and cry bus routes $689 ;hat FUTURE BUSINESS ONE bedroom °r ^�^t fir�sned rec room. workshoo. hardwood floors. WHTBY beauc'ul 2000 sq,h. pool& a d -no (11119x, Ca' pople and nfdoor "`9 vo ^eeC extra money ,or DO yomas. SYSTEMS INC. intends to separate entrance. stove. fro". $ladies ++ckxJW. Aval�le roN' wa'ko..c to poo. sconamic gas neat Total noTe o^ q„ of court. 4 CLEARW ATER flay 1, --shed Ask me howd Wanted tun. eller is dlss0lve ursuant t0 Tha P Business Corporation Act. weekly Call 433-0050 cost to own - $795•momhly p.,One appliances. no Dots. Available Doc Wilt rent 6 mom he to moo"O •tomes, clubhouse, $61,09) qui lty educationaltoys. Pool. hotClose 10 Sig if 11$13 (' 1,5841 (905) 723-5281 Peter Ni Saha Rep Garde Really year $1100 . utilities=astlatl 683- heated pod$, not tubs, tennis, just 20 mnules to beaches NHL books and gams On a part take of 1-11111-071,111, barn. Free tram- DATED at Alex this ft day of THREE bedroom man fill of (TF, 3547 leave mesad* t "594 Hockey. &w Jay baseball. dog 'n9 and low star, -up cost of un- November 1994 nous@. ?rage stove. laundry facilities. BEAUTIFUL Iarpe tx•o bedroom . . and hose tracks C -waren der $1100- anC rOcwve $200 war - to d DISCOVERY 70YS Can TO mfr MCMShon fenced backyard. COurtice:O;hawa area S89C basement ap,rnnent, separate entrance' 4 ' woicome, 683.5503 ;• t t 1941 GORGEOUS n Lon, 5761523 1 Y Secretary IN Special? Call TWO OF HEART today' Lades fan eros C. 905-611-0651. (111094 ) GOOD looking non $mok n s.ngM while male. 25. with secure lob who believes 'toneaty. trust. connunicatro and respect Icok,ng for a nic gal, 18-26 who believes n th $ame. 1 +^PY long walks, goo Cpwersiron. las d cuddlrn( inclusive. 723-1652 '111594 , eaI-in k.tcnon and t ret -too- all types d music and oyer) Ityngrppfn. AN utrMre nckAed �rdo. Gose to farrous Clear - , ,nag He has 10 cher. Misr b osHwwA bright clean ;coo aenw for cooking coupe vo THREE becroom tow rd_SOS water Beach, pop. ;acuzzi. • ' • • � CALL CLASSIFIED !-ds first. Phase respond t. beOfoo- ^ apart,•ler' buicing -111" Avauaow u+vseoat6y p stove. dryer mc.uded. BBC. private yard. availabM Fas 57066. Oshawa Tnrs Wese Include noxi hydro ,Np ap- $65C Cau6,90C3' 1••994 Common pool and sauna. wak -Ow-May 1995 Fa information I 576-9335 PC Box 481. Osr'awa Ont to schods A pinances and Pd'K n Con- NOv 9 AJAX br;gnt basement va,laD- and Jan North Oshawa Cal' 436- and td vow protos- 666.9846 or V61116"'? to 40• and cry bus routes $689 agar,•-er• ill ;o deck and 3346 ;'20694 579.3768 jF1 Can 433-0677. (tttt9a, $,de Coo, ce^,•a vac. ore THREE beoroo.:. towr'nouN. 3 POMPANO Beach Condo Great WHITBY bedroorm. 4 oce. bath, yc. ball's. family room, 4 vacate^ spa Two bedroom. 2 one bedroom CaDie. Dar4 ng. a�•anCK. No a$975 . utitnre$. bates. everytr ng -c -,so '$F6rogastov5 niontl le. pets incippliances. ta Flrst'tasi- Available U I h I uteey- Pool. hotClose 10 Sig able OeC park to, Doc905-428-3614,905328-3Bne. 427-6781 days o• 427-62,6 Call (205, 666-0006. n9 One Car95 . Ca11430-09 or 723-2857 (t 115941 1111094• ;713994 (TFIevenn SOUTH A as !.rn:shed bachiii apartmen, N .,- OSHAWA 1 2 bedroom base -o-, abrtmenf w •- wakaa Pnvate entrance. or.g^; , ' se . ent -mes s 0 Fr Sale' separate entrance, A,so Vilified room ava1194) Det 1, autoratrc entrance light, tree parking 1/475 moral ulnare EAST Osrawa . morn d HoeOay 6a6 5229 (111194/ included Available i mmedately LARGE'urn;sneo room clear :nr, detached 2 storey, garage, TWO bedroom apartment. 5 7262255' It,15Wt1 quo$ adux nouSelhold for mature employed pe son. Bus, parking 4.1 Dedrooms. 3 pains, 2 walkouts fairground pool in-law Ran, from Por, Perry, Indudes OSHAWA Olive.Grandvtew cable. snare separae hitcher, apt., gas neat, double drive. fridge, stove. woodstove. area Large bright two bedroom ON" 00' 509-2459 evenings. dose to amenities and schools, situated on large Ia No pea basement apartmeni. neat, (TF) bus route. Flexible closing. mil Preferred. UW monthly Avail- hydro. cable and ,aundry FULLY furnished spacious room Ilion doaar view $146.000. 571 - 6685' (l t t 194) able Dec. 1. Call even". 7.9 irckxW On street parking. no with phone and cable to rent in P.m- 905-9247. (1 t 1594) pets. Available, imvredateiy or quiet executive home, share WHY rent? Large 4 bedroom TWO bedroom apartment Doc I First,last $675 Call knCten,bathroom. Laundry room detached home n park seting across from N. GM Plant. fury 905-571.7085 wave message facilites Busparkng available. c wrth Doand on -6%w spartrtent. M flOvmW. separate entrance. (117594; Reasonable rates. 427-9007. $146.900. Carries Ike rent. fndpe. stow. no Pets. $500 plus FURNISHED or u Inquire, (905) 686.0547.nfurnished utilities. Fustlast. Call (905) I 1 master bedroom. 4 PCs. ensuse (111394) 764-4667. (110994) inckxW Two closets. cable. COURTKIE 5 level sidefpN, MAX -large two bedroom l�k• large hart. Oixreryleay art. Tamil room with firs y plat, basement, bright, w,o to PICKERM 1, 1 white& a20-8526 (I 11394) walkout to deck, 3 baths, backyard, 4 poo. barn, laundry Hwy 82.PICKERING pat north dain Village - unfur- ent to tub. lacilUod. parking. Bayly; TMebsdroorrt ryPOO. f pkrn noshed room In clean horbins Fullyulten�cWrd. Harwood. 6700. 405. plate:. Der- 1. Can 905 294- AtrW. yalow on quiet street, 96filwasher. o'a• pas fleatng, quiet flame, non smokers Preferred. double garage masterbedroal ensuite. Gas neat, asking (1e 0760. (111594) large (pt with deck. Partly fur_ nished (optional). $B45 50% Al an a irtes. $325 per month. Cao 905.619.1519. (111594) $185.500. Open House. Sat and TWO bedroom, two baths, . utilities. (905) 837-6062. Sun. 146 Centreloeld Dr., COurtics Call 434-8553 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ul OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OFISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE Al( clai.^1s against the Estate of ISABELLE HANNAH TORRANCE, late at the Town of Plckerng, in the Regional Munlcpably of Durham. Widow. deceased. who died on or abw the 2nd day of Aprd 1993, must 5e filed with the undersigned personal representalNes of tate Estate on or before the 19th day of November 1994. Thereafter, the undersigned w it distribute the assets at the Estate having regard only the claims then filed DATED al Markham, Ontario. this 18th day of October. 1994. AODEIWK TOiiRANCE anid JOHN LACITIM CATTANACH BY THETA SOLUTORS CATTANACH MOST SUTTON VanVELDHUMEN 52 Main St. Marklwa Non Markham, Ont. UP 1X6 ft"A & South Ajax, close to (111084)I 1 , It". woo man"hly . utilities. AJAX _ bright two bedroom man Available December. Call floor, walkout to large deck, George. 431-1416 or bus- 366 -lend yard. new 4 Poe. bath, OSHAWA - 3 bedroom seri• 6 1224. (111194) appliances. aa, Dec. 1. $750 . appliances. Pool, parking, cable lalf•TBY - two bedroom apart. utdilma Cal 686-2230. (111094) included. $400 mor". Fsrsv nww n triplex. Brock/Watson. LAKEFRONT Oshawa. Party last (905) 721.1883 gleave Call tokrh d 101. Weak o Go. ti:t/ Stone - charming newly ^'�• 1111094) f Lost no Pets. �) bans (520. renDv ed 3 bedroom detached WHITESiBAYLY - are you look- BLEACHED OAK FINISH 466-1291 or (ti05) 508-,520. hoer. t appliances. no pMs. ing br ,place to call hail 7 i It 11594) done to IranW. $900 .. Phone Share home with a Christian * t "°°R�'MCOE - t�g. �0 9053701067. (,,,594) lady. rmutec Lake 40, and bedroom in 46 unit building. PICKERING- three bedroom, I Go- Available Dec Cal Mary DINING ROOM SUITE. # 3 ' Y• paAafrg, col t2 baths. 4 appliances. tinisfsed Klatsets, Remaa Fiougs River. i managed. Close lo NOVO us, basenwd with wood stow and t-416.286-3993. (111094) INCLUDES: BUFFET A HUTCH /4 ' frown SM inclusars. Go direct to bar- SP-'O'o and clears, close FoxNOLLOW - setive . FORA LOONEY i 123 Bloor St. W. or cal coW to shopping and schools. Avail- household TABLE A 4 SIDECHAIRS RECEIVE AN 906.571-4289. (TF) able Dec. 1. $t loo .espies. �in9 for same- I t Call Peter, 905-831-8286 or one to join our family. $400 O•HAWA-badmWw.S450.Ono monthly. (905) 420-9470- ARMCHAIR � � . badtoom $56•: Two bedrooms 905-790-1222, (111594) (1 t 1304)• S619. Three bedroom $705; FOUR bedrooms, 4 baths, PICKERING - unfurnished room,.' dew and large units. Yokede frdtplact, jacuzz all 4pWianees, $400 per month. Bus, Parking. ftait cabM, ltd scoter, pirknp, aOkith sided Ajax off Lakedmte laundry. garage. Greet people. -•- . yew 1ppkrlces. Tenant pays Way. $1500 per morrh. Contra Firsvlast. (905) 420 4363 or Y 11999 hydro. Cal 1366700 0.404- Sandy. 905s37-2000 or 4,6- (416)412.5706.(1,1004) 1!4BEST CHOI I1t222. (112594) 353-4035. (111594) AJAX overlooking faker Sp,_ ILPICKERING country living, TWO bedroan vppe, level d k Y I y share house. Ida or privacy. 1540 DUNDAS $T taus., privaN entrance, 2 plus Claus clean executive a $ 425 ulilaies. (905► 649 2911. f k - bedroom sidesplit. Double EAST car parkslp, access to 401 and garage. oversized IarrWy room. (111304) ,a. GO but. Couitius ret' treat f garage. ,central air, 2 tilt' roombaths. HOUSE to share, furnished �/� <„ hydro. air nckeded. Use of large huge fenced treed lot. modern bedroom, 11300 monthly. Avail- WHITBY '�' 'rail , �"`' ✓ yard. $775 per mdth Firstilast. kaclen arW more. References. able immediately, mate or A' .3 Available now. 623.8998. - �gw female. Central location, _ 18f1-aktl'Jr+�Jaat.M�1 �fi T��f -. - -+w �i •� ... a ._. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ - .k ^•+*•.'ITP - �' i++7 - \ .>, '. 'd� .. •. „ c •. "afis •',r • ...k• rvpyr'i"K.:' � ... .., ra•grytiw - :tH 715.(111594; DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for begin- ners, reasonable rates call ITS A BOY 428_2000 David and Donna Thompson are excited to 20 G8 announce the arrival of their son, GEOFFREY THOMAS DAVID, born Wed., Oct. 19, 1994 at • ' - • . Ajax Pldterrtg General Hospital weighing 8 ft.. 10 oz. Proud grandparents are Tom and Vera Bailey and Tina Thompson • CANADIAS #1 both of Ajax. Special IharlltS go to Dr. " PHYSIC LINE Talk to caring professionalsHendersonnurse Lydia and the rest 1-g1"s-911111W of the nursing staff. Elrt. 91.1 24Irs. t3.99fmin. 1•ym Don't Forget IorotalI Co. ISM 964-7420 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Yourseud ryyl To place Your Classified Psychics know aNfl Ad 1-900& Z EU Please Call MU "` 576-9335 ft"A & South Ajax, close to (111084)I 1 , It". woo man"hly . utilities. AJAX _ bright two bedroom man Available December. Call floor, walkout to large deck, George. 431-1416 or bus- 366 -lend yard. new 4 Poe. bath, OSHAWA - 3 bedroom seri• 6 1224. (111194) appliances. aa, Dec. 1. $750 . appliances. Pool, parking, cable lalf•TBY - two bedroom apart. utdilma Cal 686-2230. (111094) included. $400 mor". Fsrsv nww n triplex. Brock/Watson. LAKEFRONT Oshawa. Party last (905) 721.1883 gleave Call tokrh d 101. Weak o Go. ti:t/ Stone - charming newly ^'�• 1111094) f Lost no Pets. �) bans (520. renDv ed 3 bedroom detached WHITESiBAYLY - are you look- BLEACHED OAK FINISH 466-1291 or (ti05) 508-,520. hoer. t appliances. no pMs. ing br ,place to call hail 7 i It 11594) done to IranW. $900 .. Phone Share home with a Christian * t "°°R�'MCOE - t�g. �0 9053701067. (,,,594) lady. rmutec Lake 40, and bedroom in 46 unit building. PICKERING- three bedroom, I Go- Available Dec Cal Mary DINING ROOM SUITE. # 3 ' Y• paAafrg, col t2 baths. 4 appliances. tinisfsed Klatsets, Remaa Fiougs River. i managed. Close lo NOVO us, basenwd with wood stow and t-416.286-3993. (111094) INCLUDES: BUFFET A HUTCH /4 ' frown SM inclusars. Go direct to bar- SP-'O'o and clears, close FoxNOLLOW - setive . FORA LOONEY i 123 Bloor St. W. or cal coW to shopping and schools. Avail- household TABLE A 4 SIDECHAIRS RECEIVE AN 906.571-4289. (TF) able Dec. 1. $t loo .espies. �in9 for same- I t Call Peter, 905-831-8286 or one to join our family. $400 O•HAWA-badmWw.S450.Ono monthly. (905) 420-9470- ARMCHAIR � � . badtoom $56•: Two bedrooms 905-790-1222, (111594) (1 t 1304)• S619. Three bedroom $705; FOUR bedrooms, 4 baths, PICKERING - unfurnished room,.' dew and large units. Yokede frdtplact, jacuzz all 4pWianees, $400 per month. Bus, Parking. ftait cabM, ltd scoter, pirknp, aOkith sided Ajax off Lakedmte laundry. garage. Greet people. -•- . yew 1ppkrlces. Tenant pays Way. $1500 per morrh. Contra Firsvlast. (905) 420 4363 or Y 11999 hydro. Cal 1366700 0.404- Sandy. 905s37-2000 or 4,6- (416)412.5706.(1,1004) 1!4BEST CHOI I1t222. (112594) 353-4035. (111594) AJAX overlooking faker Sp,_ ILPICKERING country living, TWO bedroan vppe, level d k Y I y share house. Ida or privacy. 1540 DUNDAS $T taus., privaN entrance, 2 plus Claus clean executive a $ 425 ulilaies. (905► 649 2911. f k - bedroom sidesplit. Double EAST car parkslp, access to 401 and garage. oversized IarrWy room. (111304) ,a. GO but. Couitius ret' treat f garage. ,central air, 2 tilt' roombaths. HOUSE to share, furnished �/� <„ hydro. air nckeded. Use of large huge fenced treed lot. modern bedroom, 11300 monthly. Avail- WHITBY '�' 'rail , �"`' ✓ yard. $775 per mdth Firstilast. kaclen arW more. References. able immediately, mate or A' .3 Available now. 623.8998. - �gw female. Central location, _ 18f1-aktl'Jr+�Jaat.M�1 �fi T��f -. - -+w �i •� ... a ._. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ - .k ^•+*•.'ITP - �' i++7 - \ .>, '. 'd� .. •. „ c •. "afis •',r • ...k• rvpyr'i"K.:' � ... .., ra•grytiw - t e _ $500°°. uwwftw pOOLTOURNAMENT SUNDAY, NOV. 13, 2:30 IOKERS BAR ► �M 9,1 k Sun.«iam 7-11 Session <`< 2 FOr the Show 355 Bayly St. ross fro 427-0337 A AN- Chrysler"' oT 's Spol, FAMILY RESTAURANT Good Food At Reasonable Prices ALL DAY BREAKFAST SPECIAL eggs, bacon or 2 C ham or sausage, J home fries R: coffee .. Lt NCH & DIIVNER SPECIALS EI-ERYDAY 95r_95 5 3 From To OPEN 7 Iii VS A {PEEK Wit. 6 &n. - 2 p.m.: Toot -FA 6 a.m. - S p.tn: Sot. ' z.m - 2 p.m: Sea. & u - 2 Pm. .44 Commercial Ave. at Station SL 686-3921 �A L" VEG" The Comedy Musical Dinner Sbow star6as FRANKIE V001- ROBYN, IAN a MICHAEL 2111E IRISH NEWCOPCM, VANESSA a THE DREAM CTRL DANCERS COMEDY TRIBUTES Benny HiII,1.1beraee, Elvis, Sealy & Claw, .Terry Lee. Stevie, Time, Jokany H Deny 13 moreM EVERY FRIDAY ✓Ef SA3VWA3r THE OLD SCOTT HOUSE - SCAR)dOII000H (416) 296-=22 Book your Xmas Party now for Vegas Xmas Show 94! Don't be disappointed. Book now!! �►EDNESDAY -" KIDS MENU • Kid's Eat F o► Less with the p� `des ce cream of atil3t en _ \ I al+g6mtt�dpop ;r p'�R POP IS' DAILY. 4,P•Ato —r I •C ER YTMW S1l 6oor When you walk into EAST SIDE MARIO'S AN- ca* Brch 11 a.m. to 2 p•m• Hom.W 111ft"s,060 I �lr �1ibs �Qt,lsis urs Thru �*Unb lj 683-9353 109 Old Kingston Rd. IN THE COURTYARD (PICKERING VILLAGE) 7 7i THE NEWS ADVEWrLSE1t, WED, 9,1"4 -PAGE 39-A ss.��.wrv; ✓✓w.aw.. Enjoy the tastes o 'Little Italy" at EASE' SIDE MARIO'S When you walk into EAST SIDE MARIO'S For the main course enjoy Primavera or you're walking into a place far removed from the Genovese thin crust pizza or choose among Veal surroundings outside its doors. Bolognese, Hunters Pappardelle or Basil Shrimp You're entering the "Little Italy" district of Linguine. Manhattan, New York City, with all the sounds, When it cornes to service you better look out smells and action that makes this restaurant because its an experience you won't soon forget. unique. -We overwhelm our customers with service," Owners Vickie and Emanuel Camara have says Emanuel. -Many can't believe the attention owned the franchise since March of 1993 and they receive from our staff. Their every need is theirs is one of 42 across Canada. taken care of." The family dining concept has been a big All of the entrees at EAST SIDE MARIO'S attraction for area patrons and many comment on are served with an unlimited supply of homemade the interior design that depicts a streetscape in hearty Italian vegetable soup or crisp garden salad New York's Italian section. and their famous fresh baked garlic homeloaf. You'll enjoy the store front facades and The bar area is always popular at night with sidewalk displays with related paraphernalia and TV monitors showing sports events or customers various scenes of the Big Apple. can participate in the NTN interactive Of course the food is the big attraction at entertainment network of trivia games. EAST SIDE MARIO'S. -There's always something going on here, - Right now enjoy THE EAST SIDE BLAST says Vickie,- It's the kind of hustle and bustle our event which features appetizers such as Arancini customers love. It's an exciting place to spend an and Agnolotti to start off your meal. evening." Arancini is a rice ball made of a delicious It's also time to book a company or family get blend of arborio rice, herbs and cheeses, lightly together to celebrate Christmas. breaded and deep fried served with spicy So take a walk on the East Side for a taste of arrabbiata sauce. The Agnolotti is home made egg Little Italy. EAST SIDE NLkMO*S serves a full pasta filled with a creamy blend of riceotta, romano menu until 1 a.m- and is open seven days a week. and parmesan cheeses sautEed in tomato sauce Its located at 100 Westney Rd. S just south of with bacon, onions, herbs and spices. Ifwv 401. Tel /905) 619-2229. Vickie and Emanuel Camara Invite you to enjoy the food and friendly atmosphere at EAST SIDE MARIaS in Ajax t German & Hungarian Cuisine BANQUET FACILITIESA., AVAILABLE Sum. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30-2:30 & 5.10 p.m. Sat, 5.10 p.m. Sun. 10:30.9:00 Located in the Courtyard of Pickering Village 109 OGl xiVWn Rl.,AjaX (903) 4274760 Calling all night clubs, restaurants and entertainment destinations! Advertise where people will see you. In Hot Spots. Call Duncan At the News 110 Aogal J$cot &brrnL�I' 44 Xultt o$t_, Ajax .� 643.6657 ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Live via Satellite THURS., NOV. 10TH - 3 P.M. MANCHESTER CRY VS MANCHESTER UNRED SCOTTISH BREAKFAST •z� AW5 95 Steed Saxaap P"0111aryw 6acm 4 Scoria - swtlsr areal a am ' aaggs,oDw+r Listen to the sounds of JIMMY FRAZER SAT., NOV. 12 - 9 A.M. -1 P.M. AL MATTHEWS SUN., NOV. 13.3 R M. - 7 P.M. �, , r 1 BUY ONE BUFFET DINNER 1 I AT 89.99 GET A 99 i I SECOND BUFFET I DINNER FOR... I Coupon valid Monday to Thurscay Limit 1 coupon per customer I Present ,ore ordering not available txt pickup or delivery Not valid with other discounts 375 Kingston Rd (at Rougemount) i I 509-9876 I .�2 1 OFFER EXPP9WSDEC. 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