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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_11_20Act about our Foe Mud TAM 00w \. ­1� /' _J � w.aafga 683.3210 Annandale Country Club Nms NANIiES wyourd�dsnrM in Push to ban Celebrating Dm � Dmywrde m nisnW U Wffl a't g w killer cards c�iw nm.reont an big occasions ,,,,TE Page 4 Page 22 839-5992 � IL loote (\ clz,�l ertiser CA A��,Sunday, Nov. 20,1994 32 pages A Metroland Community eva er Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 47 ♦ENVIRONMENT Local drinking water safe : Region By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Water coming from treat- ment plants in Durham is safe to drink, according to a Region spokesman. Durham works department plant opera- tions manager Bernie Kuslikis says water pumped by all 14 Region treatment plants .is safe and meets all (provincial) guide- lines." His assurance comes as response to provincial auditor Erik Peters's Tuesday report that 120 of 490 water treatment plants in Ontario don't meet water -treat- ment guidelines. He didn't identify the plants hadn't been sent to Durham as of plants, which provide drinking water to Thursday. about one million people.However, Region water sup - Mr. Peters's annual report on - ply plants in Ajax, Oshawa and government spending and pro- Beaverton were part of a provin- grams noted the 120 facilities had cial surveillance program in "significant compliance prob- 1992. "Our plants showed good lems", including insufficient test- quality of water and had no ing for bacteria and toxic chemi- known safety hazards," he says. cats and inability to meet the The water was tested for 180 guidelines for treating bacteria. forms of bacteria and radioactive The problems were found in ,lift[ Wisaftne substances. 1992. In addition to being tested by Mr. Kuslikis says a list of the 120 the Province, water from Durham's treat - Spinning wheel Shari Kowalski works c a creation in prgxua- the Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley tion for the Ajax -Pickering Potters' Guild's 'Far Road. annual Christmas Pottery Show and Sale Nov. 25 to 27 at the Turning Point Pottery Shtdio in photo by Ron Piehaft SERVI&CI S OPE11 1 1!1 1:03 �Co*aKk •cUWkW .E. 0 bw efts", z.zeYr I p g, V SCHOOLS ment plants is also monitored by the Region, Mr. Kuslikis notes. "Water quality is put under quite a bit of scrutiny and it's safe and meets all guidelines," he says. Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman says 20 of the 120 plants have been brought into compliance since 1992. "The water quality going into the plants must be really low" if it doesn't meet safe- ty guidelines after treatment, he says. "If it comes out of the plant and it still isn't in compliance, we have a major ecological problem." Violent incidents involving students won't be tolerated By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — A steering committee of Durham Region school board officials has all but ruled out the inclusion of mandatory suspensions in its safe schools policy, according to the committee's chair. But that doesn't mean the Durham public and separate school b ` arc workingInside in oolbboration with the t�aring- ton/Northumberland Board of Education to draft their safe In the riews schools policy, are going to be Editorial ................. soft on violence, assures Jerry Name Dropping...............22 LeRoy, the Pidwdng High School Sports .............................23 via -principal who heads the cam- mitta. Classified .......................25 "No one should be condoning Phone Ores violent acts against another per General f83-5110 son, whether it's at school, in the Fax 683-7363 home or in the media. I would Sincerely Yours tkxaoa �� vmtdm jw� 1-416-976-1991 says Mr. LeRoy, in refereaoe to lnfoSource 683-7040 the "zero -tolerance" moniker The trews Ad*ertkw sd od bards is Scarbarougli and regallarl7 uses recycled York Rejiom have adopted for dieir anti-vioiesoe sofides.newsprint 93t+7*GST =$1 See BOARDS -Rap 3 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVttzy' U SUNDAY, NOVusn ^ 19M • yourAECB invites comment on plant PICKERING — The Atomic Generating Station, 1675 Mont- Written comments may be trol Board, Office of Public Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5S9 or Energy Control Board is inviting gomery Park Rd. sent to the Atomic Energy Con- Information, P.O. Box 1046, faxed to 1-613-995-5086. public comment on renewing the operating licence of the Picker- ing Nuclear Generating Station. Durham Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens' group which speaks out on nuclear -related issues, has requested an environ- mental assessment review as a condition of renewal of the licence, which expires Dec. 31. DNA's request has been for- mally supported by the Town of Pickering, City of Oshawa and City of Toronto. The group has mounted a publicity W campaign urging con- cerned citizens to write to the AECB stating their desire for an environmental review. An application by the station for a renewal of the licence was initially considered by the AECB at a meeting on Nov. 10. The board will make its final decision on Dec. 14. In a press release soliciting comment on the licence renewal. the AECB says it will be -taking into account any public concerns that have been expressed-. Anyone wanting a copy of the staff recommendation for reli- censing, which the board received Nov. 10, may request one by telephone at 1-613-995- 5894 or 1-800-668-5284. Copies are also available at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, or the . Ontario Hydro Information Cen- tre at the Pickering Nuclear . ............ 7Ae e44# su~ Swday. 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Z RM. 8 AM• a 1 P. I. to� Y 8 R111116qct'' 1t' N.f•� Boards target school violence FROM PAGE 1 Some Metro Toronto area school boards, including the city of York's, have opted for a mandato- ry 20 -day suspension for students involved in violent incidents. The Scarborough school board's zero -tolerance policy con- tains automatic expulsions for stu- dents involved in specific acts of violence. Mr. LeRoy says Durham safe schools committee members are leaning toward a more comprehen- sive approach in dealing with vio- een beaten' twice at two high schools AJAX = A 17 -year-old Ajax High School student >...vas roughed up twice by :other teens this past week. , He was repeatedly kicked and punched by two young ::men while standing outside .he school around noon Thursday, Durham Regional Police report They say he was standing on the sidewalk in front of the Bayly Street East school when he was grabbed from behind and pushed down an embankment. The victim was then kicked and punched in :the back, stomach and legs. He also reported being *:kicked by one of the suspects in the back of the legs while :walking down the hall at xeter High School the previ- ous day. Police describe both inci- d. encs as an ongoing quarrel .."between the victim and the suspects. :< Both incidents arc `still `under investigation. lent incidents, which includes mandatory reporting of such inci- dents by schools, anti -violence education for students, peer media- tion and support programs for vic- tims of violence. "It's important to deal with the whole issue of violence in school," Mr. LeRoy maintains. That's not to say, however, that the policy will not contain suspen- sions or even expulsion for stu- dents involved in violent incidents. "Until such time as we've had the opportunity to get our safe schools programs fully function- ing, we still have to deal with the fact students are going to resort to violence in some rases. We have to get the message out to the perpetra- tors that violence is not tolerable... that there are penalties to pay, Mr. LeRoy says. Rather than an automatic 20 - day suspension for violent offend- ers, which is the maximum allowed under the Education Act, Durham's policy will contain "a range of penalties" to give primi- pals the flexibility of dealing with the incidents on an individual basis. "You can't come in with a hard-and-fast stance. When some- thing happens in a school there are a number of things which must be considered," he says. On the other hand, for serious incidents such as a student using a gun in the commission of a violent act against another student or staff member, Mr. LeRoy favors imme- diate expulsion. "One hundred per cent of peo- ple would support expulsion under those circtunstances," he says. The committee expects to pre- sent its policy to the three school boards for approval by next April or May. 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As financial planners we work with each one of you in the comfort of your home not across a counter. Your personal affairs should be just that. To provide proper advice on: - $RRSPs. - RRIF's Investments, - Taxation. Retirement allowances. - Severances, Education savings plans, -insurance. Retirement Planning - WillsT.O.A. Estate Planning and much morel, you need the expertise we can offer you. "YOU BECOME SUCCESSFUL THE-WOME.N7 YOU START SIOI l %ff G TOWARDS lar ,,r lµ n ofI GOAL" For more information call Ian ..r Man ofIN E5TORS GROUP at f•t16) 292-"'v cnL 209 or ext 251 SASE CIAL BAp�A1N5 IN ODA'i's News Advertiser SUN., NOV. 20/93 .News Advertiser *A&P (Pick.) Biway (Ajax/Pick.) "Canadian Tire (Pick ) Food City (Ajax) "Food Town (Ajax/Pick.) 'Global Pet Foods (Ajax) IGA (Pick.) •Jain•I Camera (Ajax/Pick.) I.oNaws (Ajax/Pick.) Loblaws Insiders Report (Ajax/Pick.) LOEB (Ajax/Pick.) Marks Work Warehouse (Ajax,Pick.) Market Place (A*/Pick.) •Sav-A-Centre (Pick.) Sears (Ajax/Pick.) 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PartyNous r a ii eSl&e.ra•.f.W,hY►A�GONDhTIONEA. , V, WPLE..P,�Ri(ING PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVER111M SUNDAy, 140voon 20, 1"4 MP lauds move to ban sale of -seria I killer cards B7 JO�MNs3BW RRY DURHAM — The local MP applauds recommendations tabled with the federal government to pro- hibit the sale and distribution of ser- ial killer trading cards and board games in Canada. Dan McTeague `People are very concerned about the impact these cards have on our youth' Ontario Riding MP D a n McTeague is especially pleased to see a standing committee on justice and legal affairs recommend the govern- ment expand the obscenity provisions of the Criminal Code to pro- hibit the importation, distribution or sale of goods or material which glorifv and exhibit cruelty and violence. Cards and games featuring serial killers are sold and traded in Cana- da and the United States. Local resi- dents took issue this summer after killer cards and board games tumed up at flea markets in Durham this summer. Many people are especially upset that Paul Bernardo. accused of killing two Ontario teens, is fea- tured on a trading card sold m the U.S. "Canadians are very concerned about the impact these so-called entertainment products have on our Youth." says Mr. McTeague. A number of constituents in Ontario Riding registered their dis- gust and concern over the sale of serial killer cards and board games. Riding residents have been actively involved in the issue. wTit- ing letters and signing petitions "to let the federal government know they want action taken to stop the sale of these products," says our representative in Ottawa. Mr. McTeague feels the material in question does m fact -glorify vio- lent criminals and their brutal acts - NO= In our Sears, 'Sears bright ideas, sale prices and Saturday, December 24,1994• git digest, page 13, the bra and panty com di-alle will not be available for the praix tion. Also, on papa 24, to ca ften will not be available for the promotion. The p*~ will however be available. Also, on page 46, the 0.8 cu. ft. Kenmore miaowava 487341, will not be available for the promotion In our Seers bright ideas, sale canines and Sundey, Noverttber 20, 1990 flyer pope 16,1he lent' shaper at $2.79 is atWrlised as being available in sizes 11, 14,20,26 and 32 lbs. This is an oma, as R is not available in sizes 26 or 32 lbs. Also, in our 'Sears bright ideas, sale prices and Sunday, November 27, 1994- fashion digest, on page 20, the 0.8 cu. h. Kenmore Microwave, 1187341, will not be available for the promotion. The Disney (c) print blankets featured on papa 25 of this weeks 'Bright kfeas' will not be available for the promotion. RaWlecks will not be issued. Also the White Goose Down Duval featured on pope 25, not as iustrated. We apologize for arty inconvenience this may have caused our suslonters. He says the government must take measures to "protect children and youth from exposure to materi- al which exploits violence, cruelty and horror.. "Me action taken by the justice IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES minister is a positive step which will also assist in addressing related issues such as violence in Canadian society, crime prevention and youth crimes," says Mr. McTeague. Before the legislation can be DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. +r2) passed, it had to be studied by a standing committee on justice and legal affairs. "I commend the committee for its work and for the recommenda- tions it has put forward," the MP says. `The next step is to ensure Lk government responds to the recom. mendations with legislation which will have a severe impact on the production, distribution and sale of these types of products in Canada.— PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra Sound • Lab Located on Premises 1885 Glenanna Rd. N Pickering 3 839=3883 Rd. A Rd. YEa [:+P1CXErGlenanna PICKERING TOWN CoIpur �CKERNG CENTRE CHIC COupul Shop The World To Bring You Quality/ tt b'.Prices" BIENJX. PRI I?�1I'C�IZ� E: [ZS 8r Wf iC)LESALEI!S! -- 0 IWA - •IW• PZ•Z•l'IM' $ 99 7 PIECE 20 PIECE STAI$ 99 DINNERWARE SETNLESS STEEL COMPARE AT $50 COOKWARE SET AT Offn � IF COMPARE AT 200 A 0 2PC. 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Charges r against S h a n - nonviIIe T Motorsports Park Inc. for the death of 10 - Sara Young year-old Sara Young of Fieldlight Boulevard last July were put over until Dec. 20. The company, which owns the go -track just east of Belleville, was charged under the Amusement Devices Act by the Ministry of Consumer and Commer- cial Relations. Gail and Cameron Young and their two daughters were at the track while vaca- tioning north of Belleville when the go-kart Sara was driving left the course and slammed into a tractor -trail- er permanently parked near- by. The owner of the go-kart track was subsequently charged with operating a business without a licence, operating an unsafe amuse- ment device, having an inad- equate barrier around the track and having improper fencing around the track. The charges carry fines of up to $100,000 for com- panies and $25,000 plus one year in prison for individu- als. Meanwhile, the family is still waiting to hear word of when a coroner's inquest into their daughter's death will begin. Belleville coroner Dr. William Hayes called for an inquest into the girl's death after the go-kart track was charged by the consumer ministry. The inquest is expected to begin some time this fall. IYou're invited To A Personal Decorating Style WORKSHOP Presented by LINDA SNAITH from ....... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH - 7:00 P.M. Ajax Public Library, Main Branch li Ll R.S.V.P. 905-430-5941 REFRESHMENTS umrrED SEATING THE NEti►Si ADvErrt m suNDAY, NOvE msm 2e, iw AGZS DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) - Rellms - Complete, Partial DeM M LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. 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The News Advertiser regularly uses recy- ded newsprint for killer cards In a society increasingly aware of and sensitive to the way we conduct ourselves, it is not surprising that the federal government has stepped in to protect us from ourselves — again. So it is with new recommendations tabled at Parlia- ment Hill that would prohibit the sale and distribution of `serial killer' trading cards and board games in Canada. Pan of the push came from Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague, who has been a vocal opponent of this genre of collectible cards. He says it best when he con- cludes that "Canadians are very concerned about the impact these so-called entertainment products have on our youth." Clearly, there is no redeeming social value in seeing people like Ted Bundy, Clifford Olson or John Wayne Gacy immortalized and romanticized through these cards. By expanding Criminal Code provisions to pre- vent companies from glorifying the violent and deadly acts committed by men like these, the federal govern- ment is doing society at large a good turn. Canadians have asked that serial killers or mass murderers not be elevated to mythical status the same way they've said Canadians don't need to carry loaded guns, or have access to child pornography. By consid- ering legislative action to prohibit the sale and distribu- tion of these cards and board games, the government is illustrating that it is listening. Now is the time for the government to put its words into action and pass legislation that puts these cards — and the people represented on them — where they belong: in obscurity. WRITE TO TtiE NEws ADvwnsm 130 Comt-IERmt. AVE., Am, L IS 2H5 OR FAX us AT 683-7363 vin allgun owners ablackg eve To the editor: Sorry but I'm not your ally. Yes 1 am a gun owner and gun user and have been for over 20 years since I took the hunter safety course at age 15. During those 20 years I've handled my share of guns but, frankly, not once have 1 ever fired a hand gun. Hand guns make me nervous, always have and probably always will. Target practice with a hand gun looks about as exciting as watching grass grow. On a more serious note, hand guns are a mean From the news editor's desk P44 spirited weapon designed to kill people and I Both of Durham's recent tragedies for one would like them all removed from involved thugs who were after hand guns private ownership. which 20 years ago you simply never saw in Replica handguns which shoot pellets or use. Until these two incidents occurred I BBs with small non -life-threatening loads wasn't even aware Gagnon's had hand guns should satisfy target competitors unless there or that a private gun range even existed in is some special thrill to baving one's wrist snapped back by a high calibre hand gun. Sorry guys, but hand guns are the guns which criminals are using for the lion's share of their activities but what the politicians are doing is lumping all gun owners together for a very distorted view. Fitness fallacies We've been waiting years for a government -commis - inquiry to conclude what we've known even longer that physical fitness is hazardous to your health. The While Paper authored by the American Council on Healing Exercises (ACHE) or Organizations United for Canadians' health (OUCH) will proclaim "Exercise is fool- hardy, sloth is paunleW' The 938 -page document, funded by taxpayers' hard-earned money, will be available at a fast- food joint or bar near you. Health food stores, fitness centres and yogm booths will have no part of it. It will reveal publicly for the first time ever drat: • A cigarette two -and -&-half minutes after waking up is We best way to get your heart started in the mommg. • Foodstuffs made with wheatgerm contain all manner of wee Smw "all !la[Inal ingteffieus" is really the food Indus- try's burl phrase for "loedod with carcinogens'; fowl is foul for your system while red meat can't be beat. • The 23 -foot sprint to the car for a drive to the liquor store five minutes before it doses is far snore effective for the caidio+'ascular syr and Your weight -loss program than, say, 20 minutes on the Staimhaster. The forcer gets your blood pumping, to say nothing of the sweat you work up at every red light. Plus you return from the outing with some- thing to replenish your lost body fluids. The latter will cover You in perspiration and you'll have gone nowhere. But, an ever-increasing number of people choose to ignore those facts and instead include exercise in their lives. Ajax. The reality is, Mr. 357 Magnum, you're giving us all a black eye. Mike Newman Pickering and a sore behind To my mind, the rewards of exercise are too few, the risks too We have lo look no further alar the custom-made `Wide - bun La -z -boy' at our desk with the hideaway snack drawer for proof that physical fitness a hazardous to your health There's a co-worker who hurt himself n=ndy while Pumping uat. He managed to pump the iron up all right but Newton's Law of physics and the weight of the weights dic- tated that what went up would eventually come down -..hard. -on his ches<,_bntising his memum. Talk about exercise giving One's respiratory system a workout. Our work colleague was sucking wind for most of the weep. One guy who shares the same employer as us is also not content to sit around. He mitred himself a while back Play- ing football - non -contact, pen -flee touch football, that is, He went up to cutch a pass, watched it whiz by him and, pro- gelled by the law of gravity, was htried to the W. But, he wMY triad to break his fall and somehow his burn landed on his thumb. Shortly thereafter, a News Advertiser staffer also decided to pursue the Pigskin, stumbled over his own five -yard line football. ndcaup lame, his foot swollen the size of a hall - yeah a The three incidents we've just described have one thing in common: they all happened to the same guy. One than, one body - one bruised and bumped body. He's living, limping proof that physical fitness is hazardous to your health. ___�_�-....-��7.-re�iasaa.o��'"J'.�El�7we•rr�#ltl'#?►'1171*s1!ix����!!�*Rl3s d „ �>tifd� . �t�>lv;r►ttt�uf##sltl�rtrr+►tt+�t jr4N. Children's Aid Society leases Durham public school board's vacated headquarters centre By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REFORM DURHAM — The Durham Board of Education has reached an agreement in principle with the Chil- dren's Aid Society of Durham Region to lease the agency the school board's vacant formeradn-dn- Lgmtion centre in Oshawa "This is a win-win situation," says Mike Graham, superintendent of education in charge of buildings and property, in describing the lease agreement for the school board's old 12,600 -square -foot administration centre at 555 Rossland Rd. W. "It's good for the Children's Aid Society because they're consolidat- ing their (Oshawa) operations into one building. And it's a good deal (for the school board) so we don't have a vacant building sitting there " The former administration centre has been vacant since September, when school board staff moved into the new S21 -million, 150,000 - square -foot education centre on Taunton Road East in Whitby. Despite its high cost, the new building will save the school board millions of dollars in operating costs and increase workplace efficiency since all education centre employees are now under one roof, rather than scattered around various locations across Oshawa and Whitby, school board officials maintain. The new education centre also features several meeting rooms which will be used for staff develop- ment, precluding the need to rent facilities elsewhere, they say. Mr. Graham reports the CAS and the school board are currently nego- tiating a 10 -year lease agreement for the former administration centre. Fuiancial terms of the deal were not disclosed. "The monetary terms are what you would expect in today's mar- ket,"he says. The lease specifies the school board will be responsible for any leasehold improvements and mainte- nance of the property which is required, but the CAS will be responsible for day -today operating costs for the building, Mr. Ckaham notes. The CAS is expected to move its Oshawa operations into the former education centre in We February or early March. 1T DoRTRAIT CHRISTMAS CARDS 90 PORTRAITS FOR ONLY $1 %*w 95 WITH OUR OK CUSTOM PORTRAITS TM YOU CAN SEE SELECT AND ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY PORTRAITS INRY, NOT IN WEEKS. simo FEE a $19 o0 P" 1EWN. v/1wu WHEN aort&js Aad rMce+ rrO w a%e ON W j,"W of ADVE M CCLLKnCT6 M FMCY aur O,lr OPE t .aree�Eo couEaroN rEx sslEcr ear d.� d v.• � 6odgw,d Md�wd edw b sed po MW co6o. ..f, no abigme b p,d m Ower... rw�ei 0"A" 1 en waw dry. R, M ,* s. ePvo Mfr HURRY 1 OFFER ENDS SOON! THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Fri. 10 AM - T PM Sat. 10 AM - 6 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) AM♦ Aoesry+ws.rpeer Fa 1:,vwe. Sw. a cd 1 900 438 8861 p e -s5 ­vwvuan. we 94#rye �icsi�uy t�nai�se� uc THE NEM ADVP.RMU SUNDAY, NDVEM ZR ^ 1994-lAGS T DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN FAMILY DENTISTRY HOURSfut .Emergencies Seen In 2 Hrs. 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Sem 429-6999 a ; r . a 1' , tRi 4?..`- f a v'(. j,' 'i '.,1 ! • � p .f �' T � � '� � �, �.'. �.. , �. MCR 6-T= NRwi ADVQMM St"My, NoVLl =M 2R IM - P You can e m kChristmas merrier for area need a Y AJAX-PICKERING — About 600 families need your help this year to put the merry into Christ- mas. The families, including about 1,200 children, will turn to the local Salvation Army for help this holiday season. "Especially at Christmas, we think of the children," notes Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Family Services Centre ( Paul Carew. "It's not fault; they're the innocer tims. We try to make everyone has as gooc Christmas as possible." Providing food an other essential goods t( the area's needy and putting a smile on the faces of the less fortu- nate kids would cost about $40,000 to buy boxes for packing, food, toys and gifts. The Army is looking for donations of non-perishable food, toys or gifts, and money, including Canadian Tire coupons. Each family receives a food hamper of non-perishable items, a voucher for a turkey and toys or gifts for all children. The amount of food given depends on the size of the family. Give a Child a Christmas is the theme of this year's assis- tance campaign. Mr. Carew reports about 530 families were helped last year by the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army. Donations of non-perishable food items can include canned fruits, vegetables, meat, fish or stew, rice, peanut butter, pasta and sauce, baby formula and food, soup, macaroni and cheese, nd powdered milk. preferred if donated toys -w, Mr. Carew says. Gifts for youths from ;ht to 14 years are usual - in short supply, he otes. Children eight and elder appreciate toys, sports equipment. CDs or tapes, gift certifi- cates, clothing, make- up and personal groom- ag items, such as hair dryers or curling irons. Anyone seeking assistance can register between Nov. 21 and Dec. 9, and Salvation Army staff will determine the amount of assistance each family requires. Food hampers and gifts are avail- able between Dec. 14 and 21. Donations can be dropped off at the Family Services Centre, 43 Station St., Ajax, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays except Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. DENTAL OFFICE FAMILY DENTISTRY SPECIALIST CARE Volunteers are always needed hampers and gilts. for more information on the cam. to help sort, pack and deliver Call Mr. Carew at 686-1264 paign. ON - I :�%Q -,Oq L� starting November 23rd, 1994 • • �'`,lid 10 S f e r"e(ls � • • ,qrts<<►ering -"Ifachines 2"etepFiorles • Clock Radios • Tape Recorders Bread -1t Und elievad le savings on: ♦ T[LS VCR 11ficroviave Ovens � Monday - Saturday Sunda' UICITIZEN E L E C T R O N I C S 455 Gordon Baker Road Willowdale, Ontario ' CENTRAL LOCATION • MODERN FACILITIES ' CONVENIENT HOURS ALL DENTAL INSURANCE • FRIENDLY QUALITY SERVICE PLANS ACCEPTED General Dentistry SpecJafJy Services Denture Therapy Dr. Raj Slvendra Dr. Shelirta Dhanji Sal Spataro DI. Rob G/velas Pediatric Dentistry Dr. Rob PaClone Dr. Nick Katsikeris Dr. Kim Le pr,t Surgea, Dr. Joyce Lun Dr. David Shearer Orthodontist OPEN MALL HOURS MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. uPPK Leval, So.Ah K IIaA C,ortidor 41Nr Info. Csntrs ® ® 837-2322 Cosdy Heating Bills Driving You Mad? 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BIKE HELMETS'�" cHILD•TMNT :SPEL OLEMAN COMMUTER SHUTTLE � ' T000LEl�.sEs/►Mi: STSTEEL COOLER TO PICKERING GO STATION . 97"91 � � leave your vehicle with us 8 we'd drop `�� 16 14 you off and pick you up�again. '29.99 na1wa na»4z , aur Yai.-Fd �.4➢ps.; 9°t 7�Qle.-ipw.; Sva ttw.�bps. it quantities and Selections are Limited Sorry, No Mon. -I'd. gam: 9pm.; Sat, gam.-fipm.; Sun. SEIECiED FLATWAREUP1169.Al 474LU CLEARANCE ON SELECTED IN -STOCK Reg9" . ,Z Reg. 6139.99 ONLY HOOD PROTECTORS44 IAlilt uuAL AMIFM G7 STEALTH SETTE STERE PORTABLE STEREO SNO RACER u Reg. aur 1-39.99 aar '59.99 My44291 -151" lOam: Spm. �• ll �'•.rrzwk, .' S tNE l�i1LRA AOV��i S1)lllDit►Y, NOVi� 7� 1!!Ll1iCi! Durhampol"'ce search for Dodge Ram in hitmandianrun- 13 Pickering boy dent occurred. It is unknown whether the Anyone with information to call police at 683-9100, ext. Police are asking the public truck was damaged in the colli- about the vehicle or the identity 374 or Crime Stoppers at 436 - released from for help in locating the vehicle. sion. of the person driving it is asked 8477. Toronto hospital after suffering head injuries PICKERING — Durham Regional Police have now iden- tified the black pick-up truck involved in a hit-and-run in Pickering Nov. 10 as a Dodge Ram. They're searching for the female driver of the truck which struck a six-year-old boy who was crossing Stonebridge Lane with his mother at the intersec- tion with Eyer Drive, just south of the Pickering Pentecostal Church. He was recently released from the Hospital for Sick Children in Toron- to where he wasCAM treated for head injuries in the incident. The pick-up was travelling southbound on Eyer Drive and turning east onto Stonebridge when it hit the boy and fled the scene, police say. The boy and his mother had been crossing from the south side of Stonebridge to the north side of the street when the acci- ice= NOTICES .Nov. 20, 1994 KENNETH ROSS CLARK Kenneth Ross Clark died Wednesday, Nov. 16, at his home. A funeral service was held in the chapel of McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 10:30 a.m., followed by interment at Resthaven Memo- rial Gardens. If desired, donations can be made to the St. Elizabeth Visiting Nurses Association of Ontario in Whitby. EDWIN PERCY RACE. Edwin Percy Race died Friday, Nov. 18, at the Whitby General Hospital. A funeral service was held at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pick- ering Village), on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 1 pm., followed by crema- tion. Growers Choice mmRoromcs • Durham Region's Complete Indoor Growing Specialist • Large Inventory of Lights, NutrW ts. Literature 1621 MCEWEN DR. 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W. r 1Z r "' - • in 1 These maintenance and Fuel Services areaverage maintenance A property nuinuined duel anal ignruon system will minimize fuel consumption. If }�' /fig /fig you notice a decrease in gas mileage our if your car runs rough• it may be time for a Intervals. � your owner's manual tunele on. hOther telltale signs nNyoengine include sumng difficulties. engindays ��on, sluggish acceleration. heainuon, sullin r ert int knock. Although Coda 's lines help keep your vehicle's fuel ,yarn clean. they are not always enough to keep power - for specific intervals. ung do from forming. Whether you have a carburetor or fuel niected systemit's, unpimpurtm , ato have n cleaned by professional+. len,& R-F - un e a yea or eery 10,A) km Hud -nice r&nh e.m 30.0!0 Ion Hol fir • repinc eery 1-1 ur..d. x+.rou kr PICKERING AJAX WHITBY OSHAWA OSHAWA N. 1300 Kingdon Rd. = Ki g I a n Rd. 400 Gle" Dr. Mkltown Mall 1333 WN- ni Rd. 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Produced by the Atomic Ener- gy Control Board, the Radiation Monitor will come out every three months and will be published in local media throughout Durham you on nuciear enu region. The bulletin will also be available at respective nuclear plants. The AECB is an independent body which regulates nuclear facilities and uses of radioactive materials. The latest figures in the bulletin continue to support Ontario Hydro statements of low radioactive emissions. As_..... Durham self-help groups available DURHAM - The 1994!95 edition of the Directory of Self - Help Groups in Durham Region is now available from the Durham Region branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association. The $12 directory lists groups, their purpose, Contacts, meeting information and the like. To order your copy of the directory, call CMHA at 436- 8760. viols NOW KARATE TAKING REGIS Io 1 IN PICKS fi/VE YOUR CND • CONFIWENCB • SELFES7FEAI • DISCIPLINE wr[.fm¢.�evem rcmirmcrw�avear. nwa�wocrnaywreswaw. :RING TM 1 A 41 G"agit ft*VIft a ftnte eve SuperTots Tm 4-5 yrs. VN SuperKids w 6-12. yrs. According to the report, radia- tion doses due to the operation of Pickering and Darlington nuclear stations were 4.5 microsieverts and 1.0 microsieverts, respective- ly. That was taken from a three- month period from July 1 to Sept. 30, 1994. The bulletin further mentions that the average annual dose from s sions natural background radiation in Canada is 3,000 microsieverts. Radiation doses were calculat. ed by using data from the analysis of air, water, milk, fish and vege- tation in the local area, as well as actual emissions from the stations. Copies of the Radiation Moni- tor can also be obtained directly from the board by calling 1-800- 668-5284. 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CALL NOW FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN -NOME ESTIMATE 1=800=625=0025 SEARS CANADA INC. • ... -.....s. ...-,_ _._-♦.aJ�♦ r. ..�w-a�yeaMt+t 1.3.�4;•rJJ1d / _ .• ...�.iv: .;� :/'�t(,�t.t)'?!.`: AA Is : Y • paw .i;.#. * 6 Santa Claus turns on Christmas tree lights in Pickering Tuesday ❑ Residents invited out to officially welcome in the holiday season PICKERING — The lights will burn bright here when Santa flicks the switch Tues- day. Old St. Nick and mayor Wayne Arthurs will headline the Town's fifth annual Christmas Tree Lighting cere- mony Nov. 22 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the outdoor courtyard at the Picker- ing Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Children's performers The Stylemanders and the Picker- ing Concert Band will enter- tain and Christmas candy canes will be handed out. And, boxes will be set up for donations of non-perish- able food items. There's no charge. ountdown tc �• �' Christmas 0 Only 5 weeks left but just enough time to lose 10 lbs. • Regular store bought foods =;0 • Nutrionally balanced programs • Guaranteed results o' • Sa,`c,easy weight loss / 1 • On a full program basis Please recycle this newspaper `1 THE NEWS ADVERIISE>R SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Z0.1"19 -PAGE n PALMER BROS_ HEATIN43 AND AIR C0NDNXTICC>NIN BOB SPENCERS CARPET CLEANING Bic PRESSURE WASHING SERVICE (905) 420-9593 FREE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVAILABLE ....,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, , . C„ �,., O„- I FAIL SPEGAL 4utAar:rd rte. e I FusulAcE cxFANnc ®' $ (905) 428-8460 (416) 281-2126 Pickering TRUCK MOUNTED STEA.11 CLEA.NM LETT CHECK IT OUT. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES — Lr,T4G Room, DLNI.NG Room HALL (Ur To 400 SQ. Fr.) 39.95 Lrvuw- Room, DLNLNG Room HALL & 2 BEDRooKs (UP To 800 SQ. Fr.) 69.95 LtvLNG Ro()M, DINING Room Hall & 3 BEDR(Io+cs (Up To 1,100 SQ. FT.) 79.95 Scarborough SL]'PUED AT N'0 EXTRA CHARGE • NO HFAVY E(2I.-IPMENT IN, YoL,R Ho.mF. • NO SOAPY RF_sIDLE • DLsINFE.CIN AND DEODoR17Es • CARPET PRoTFCroRS UsFD WHERE NEEDED. TKm wn = .aorrww.i cx..w Poa iom CAWU %UN MUML C'.HARGE 39.95 AND pMMISpq horn or Pt1L%nLru PRICES VAUD 11Mn T.D TIME ONLY NO SUBSTITUTION'S A COLOR THIS BRAND "NEW LOOK" OFA 1995 TERCEL AND WIN CASH PRIZES ' Q O 0 a - 0 00 ISO 1(N 1@ 1 IL 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' CONTEST RULES: 1) Only one entry per househokL Conlsst closes Nov 30, 1204. AN the winters nan es wNl be pubNOnd In a future leaus of AJAXIPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER. 2) Prixs must be accepted es • iN pdn $50* 2nd prim W" ant! 3rd prin 4r. 3) Conrst is open to Pidtw" and Ajax ane tddldren under 10 years. Winning entries wIN be seI cm by our manager (Joanne YYNkhww). 4) Bring your colour drawing to PICKERN40 TOYOTA LTD., 557 KINGSTON RD., P"MRING, 39.95 GAS BM.ACiS DUCT' DYSIGN i DUCr CLEANING MEtR0l1C. H1251 i'Ot L — — — — — (905) 428-8460 (416) 281-2126 Pickering TRUCK MOUNTED STEA.11 CLEA.NM LETT CHECK IT OUT. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES — Lr,T4G Room, DLNI.NG Room HALL (Ur To 400 SQ. Fr.) 39.95 Lrvuw- Room, DLNLNG Room HALL & 2 BEDRooKs (UP To 800 SQ. Fr.) 69.95 LtvLNG Ro()M, DINING Room Hall & 3 BEDR(Io+cs (Up To 1,100 SQ. FT.) 79.95 Scarborough SL]'PUED AT N'0 EXTRA CHARGE • NO HFAVY E(2I.-IPMENT IN, YoL,R Ho.mF. • NO SOAPY RF_sIDLE • DLsINFE.CIN AND DEODoR17Es • CARPET PRoTFCroRS UsFD WHERE NEEDED. TKm wn = .aorrww.i cx..w Poa iom CAWU %UN MUML C'.HARGE 39.95 AND pMMISpq horn or Pt1L%nLru PRICES VAUD 11Mn T.D TIME ONLY NO SUBSTITUTION'S A COLOR THIS BRAND "NEW LOOK" OFA 1995 TERCEL AND WIN CASH PRIZES ' Q O 0 a - 0 00 ISO 1(N 1@ 1 IL 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' CONTEST RULES: 1) Only one entry per househokL Conlsst closes Nov 30, 1204. AN the winters nan es wNl be pubNOnd In a future leaus of AJAXIPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER. 2) Prixs must be accepted es • iN pdn $50* 2nd prim W" ant! 3rd prin 4r. 3) Conrst is open to Pidtw" and Ajax ane tddldren under 10 years. Winning entries wIN be seI cm by our manager (Joanne YYNkhww). 4) Bring your colour drawing to PICKERN40 TOYOTA LTD., 557 KINGSTON RD., P"MRING, PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVElRSBR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2041!!1 Volunteer C AJAX-PICKERING - Already involved! Call Owasco district filled with the spirit of Christmas? Information Line 683-2411. You can put that spirit to work by Canadian Cancer Society, giving your time to help various West Durham Unit: Volunteers community agencies and help the are needed to help with a number less fortunate. of activities: driving patients to Information Ajax -Pickering: treatments, helping with special Are you interested in discovering events, fund-raising and office a variety of information about work. Call 686-1516. your community? Information Canadian Diabetes Associa- centre volunteers listen to prob- tion - Durham Region Branch: lems and are trained to provide The goal of CDA is to improve information and referral to the the quality of life of Canadians appropriate community agencies. affected by diabetes through Call Joan Watson at 686-2661. research, service, advocacy and Ajax Block Parents: Can chil- education. The Durham region dren use your home as a safe branch needs volunteers for a vari- haven in a time of need? Volun- ety of positions and to help out at teers are needed to be block par- bingos held every second Sunday encs and to help with the adminis- afternoon at Caesars Bingo Place, tration of the program. Contact J. 88 King St. W., Oshawa. If inter- Goldmintz at 619-1018. ested in any of these positions, Ajax -Pickering Community call Cathy Gartner at 436-6648. Care: Volunteers help seniors and Children's Aid Society of disabled adults in the community. Durham Region: Volunteers Share two hours once a week or assist in the delivery of services even once a month. Call Sally by acting as special friends to par - Longo at 686-3331. ents and children by Ajax -Pickering General Hos- supervising family pital: Mature, reliable volunteers access visits that over 19 are needed for all areas of require court-ordered hospital service and for fund-rais- supervision and by ing through the gift shop and cart, assisting with special coffee shop, 4477 shop, and events and projects. bazaars. Training is provided. Volunteer training is done in applications are available at be gift September, February and May. shop and coffee shop. Call Jo -Anne Ritchie at 433-1551. Ajax -Pickering and Whitby COPE: Volunteers wishing to Association for Community Liv- assist people with emotional or ing: People interested in volur.- psychiatric problems either on a leering should consider tutor- one-to-one basis or in group pro- ing in the Student Centre grams should call Christine Kent Literacy Project. at 686-3248. .' Tutors are matched Training is provided. with an adult learner. `For more information. contact Linda White at 427- 3300 ext. 225. Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Challenging positions exist within ' many programs and services. Call Donna Smith, branch manager. at 420-3383. Arthritis Society: Volunteers are needed to help with Monday afternoon bingo. canvassers are also needed. Call Lucy Perri at 420-4275 or 434-7221. Barbara Black Centre for 1 Youth Resources: Adult volun- teers are needed for weekdays from 3:30 to 6 p.m. to assist in recreational/leisure activities and for tutoring. Contact Ellen Schier- 1 holtz at 839-6131. 1 Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Pickering: As a Big Broth- er, you could really make a differ- enm. Why not phone big Brothers of Ajax -Pickering at 686-2871 to Introducing the Magnavox CD -1 200 FREE of the CM200 Burn Cycle CD (Retail value $".se) CD Based Interactive Entertainment System Play CO -1 video games, audio and Kodak Photo CD's watch CD movies and music videos with the optional Digital Video Cartridge MALs'PllriOt; Looks like a regular CD player but the CD -I 200 works with both your TV and stereo system. Use the CD -I as an interactive educational machine with a Mul- timedia Encyclopedia. Play your audio music CDs and select songs on screen. System includes: Control pad, wireless remote controller, Compton's Encyclopedia CD, Mystery of Kether CD and Burn Cycle CD39999 Playfull screen digital Movies for CD -I g� with Digital Video Cartridge movies on your CD -I 200 .Star Trek VI • The Firm - Top Gun • Hunt for Red October MU Play full length movies from regular sized special movie CDs. Classic films. blockbuster hits and music videos with digital CD sound. Also play special games with advanced video and sound features. Simple slide -in installation, no cables to connect. U419 3999 The Palm Springs Open 18 of the world's most fa- mous and challenging holes Nith real video images and golfers. 988 6 Link: The Faces of Evil In order to rescue Zelda from prison. Link mustLplO{ conquer the hideous faces of evil ... each more diabolic than the one before. 6988 itaint % umuputer d ,Video Ganie Store w r Convelr eptly k"ted in major malls acrom oda Bramalea City Centre Hudsem's Wy Cefttre Etoblcoke, Sherway Gardens Marliville Centre Mississauga, Square One Morth York, Fairview Mail `Rexdate, Woodbine Centre Scarborough Toein Centre Thornhill, The Promenade Toronto, Eaton Centre Toronto, Yorkdale PICKERING Pickering Town Centre gEWMARK Upper Canada Mail BURLINGTON Burlington Mall OAKVILLE Oakville Place Mall LONDON Masonville Place HAMLTON Eaton Centre Limeridge Mall Stone Road Mall Caarlliinggwood Mall Place d'Orleens Rideau Centre St. Laurent Shopping Centre OWEN, Heritage Place Cataraqui Town Centre G.1111111.a.ase k a w/ruW 71aiw�et.r No am FAanwf ea av� q q �I i il 11, Oy,6 DAaZZ ys p�yL�V N , HOV, 27 MA ia pvti Fashion Ora�d f tills eS�) OVI Over -run Liquidation find out how you can share in the life of a boy six to 14 years of age, O ftm a ftit,er-absent home? Big Sisters Association of W Ajax -Pickering: Volunteers are SaVe required for one-to-ooe matching programs. Women who can offer a 'AS FEATURED supportive, caring h iendship to a THE SHOESTRING SHOT girl six to 16, a boy six to 10 or to Wft A" WUAM a pregnant teen or young mother - Large selection of current and vohmteers interested in find- fall merchandise raising and publicity committees a Casual wear and workwear are asked to call 428-8111 for a Jackets, its, Skirts, blouses, more information. BOY scents of caneda: scout- tights, sweaters and more. ing is looking for leaders. Become IN THE SHOESTRING SHOT Wft A" WUAM 4- WA; �T t 20 bovilyxWoo 50e HO% • Fabulous selection of earring, pins, necklaces • Direct from the manufacturer • Great Selection from this season • Manufacturer of designer Jewelery for Major Canadian, US customers 'PING GUIDE - SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELL CASH ONLY 250 BAYLY ST. WEST AJAX - MCKENZIE PLAZA BESIDE ARTS ISOTONER FACTORY OUTLET HOURS: Tues-, Nov 2211-8, Wed., Nov 2311-8 Thurs., Nov 241" Fri., Nov. 2510.8 Sat, Nov 26 10-5 Sun., Nov 2711-4 Fin 11IF Come in &enjoy your favourite Dairy Queen Treats: • Burgers - Cakes for all occasions • Sundaes • Flies - Blizzard Pies - Cones • Hotdogs - Novelties • Banana Split - Kids Meals - Shakes & Blizzards • Peanut Buster Parfait and so much more CHECK US OUT! DINE -IN OR DRIVE-THRU 250 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX We treat you right! t, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SlUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1" PAGE 13 RIL I)—IRG5 Expect more from Sears 95,000 Km Tread Wearout Warrantyt Size Load Sears Sale, Range reg. each P755%30R13 79; b6 99 49.99 P165/80R13 83S 9599 53.99 P175/80P13 86S 100.99 64.99 0185/80813 905 105.99 67.99 O'85/75R14 89S 110.99 69.99 ='')5/75R14 92S 113-99 72.99 0235/75814 95S 11699 74.99 0135/75R15 97S 11999 76.99 02'5/75R15 1005 12499 79.99 0225/75R15 1025 130-99 14.99 P235/75R15 1085 136.99 97.99 P175/70R13 82S 9999 64.99 P185/70R13 85S 10699 61.99 P 185/708 14 87S • 1 1 1 99 70.99 P195/70R14 90S 11699 74.99 P235/70RI4 93S 121 99 77.99 02'5/70RI4 96S 12699 31.99 �x P235/70RI5 Edi '32 99 94.99 0225/708;5 - .• 33.99 0215/65P'! 91.99 No lower price _�A this season 'a 99 49 t P155/80R13 79S Sears reg. 86.99 ROADHANDLER© TOURING �4 A premium ell season, ;tee: -pelted radial made by Uniroyal Goodrich for Sears. Enjoy r- a smooth, quiet ride with great handling _ .,...._._ and traction in all Conditions. 469000 sones. SIEYERGUARDO ESPRIT 44 99 Ea. P155/80R13 Sears reg. 55.99 A durable steel -belted all -season radial designed for a quiet ride and improved traction in all weather conditions. 060000 genes. QUALITY TIRES AT SEARS FROM 2999P]55/80RI3 Guardsman Plus steel belted all season radial with 60,000 km Tread Wearout Worr.' and free Road Hazard Warranty X39000 series. Othw sizes aisa a�a"oble. LOWEST PRICE OF THE SEASON 99With trade -int All sizes. ONLY89Sears reg. 99.99 DieHar& Gold battery features up to 900 cold cranking amps and up to 165 minutes reserve capacity. It has an 84 -month pro -rated warr.T with 24 -month free replacement throughout Canada and the United States. #50000 series. ?Then is a $5 deposit when you buy a now battery at Sears, refundable with the return of your old battery for recyding. nM Kff -�G 5�1110E' SALE PRICES END WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,E 1994, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST copyrgtK 1904. S. arrd. Nw- Expect more from Sear, VISIT OUR AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE AT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Phone 420-8000. We're open Mon. -F& 8:00 am. -9:00 p.m.. Sat. 8,00 am. -6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5..00 p.m. PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20.19% Every penny counts Y9'� for the United Way Students at Pickering High School chipped in Angela Boudreau, Natasha Fatah and Jen and did their part for the United Way with a Bowers recently counted their pennies before penny drive that raised $1,700. Student council handing them over to the United Way. members (from left) Jason Larkin, Jess Angus, photo by Andrew Iwanowski Forum set to discuss affordable housing strategy D Housing Services Network of Durham sponsors event to help provokeideas DURHAM — Ways to pro- vide affordable housing will be discussed at a forum being held later this month. The housing forum is being sponsored by the Housing Ser- vices Network of Durham (HSND) and features guest speakers including Debbie McCord of the Durham Regional Housing Authority, Bill Morris of the Co- operative Housing Association of Ontario and Philip Dewan of the Fair Rental Policy Organization Of Ontario. Housing Services Network chairman Joan Skelton says, "The forum will allow people to hear varying views on how best to meet the need for affordable housing.,, The housing forum will be held Wednesday, Nov. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Oshawa Public Library, 65 Bagot St., Oshawa. Call the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering at 686-2661 for more information on the event or to confirm your attendance. � i i�� r ��'v y �.�►Trs�e' f i s i r' �' txtPurcPC�xtxt Pulls • • Classes OFF • Repairs ,iL WITH THISKits ' • Accessories DOLLY MADISON DOLLS 905-294-1247 220 Hw-y. ;F - Green River (1 /2 way between Mark -ham Rd. & Brock Rd.) Dental 1� 4 Dr. C. M. 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Left photo by Andrew Iwanowski THE NLRB ADVERP ZR SUNDAY, NOVZ 1 3419%4W= 19 -DRYWALL :;PLASTERING •CARPENTRY -PARTITIONS •REC ROOMS CALL FOR AN ESTIMATE 11141411 REMODELLING A ' REPAIRSI LARGE & SMALL ALL WORK GUARANTEED JOBS! SPANKEEN SERVICES 427-3590 IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 201 Consumers Rd., 107 Kent St. Suite 210, Suite 204 Whitby Pickering Wiliowdale e r • YYOWS HJUMMM &. A R"ERS " �t: Tl�l�lll„11T;� &Wx*� BEECHGROVE 1450 KINGSTON RD. MARY ANN LAURA PLAZA _ 1 st TORONTO STE. k B � 4697 KINGSTON RD. �' EAST REALTY PICKERING B�EnPPARD O 284-4500 420-4200 Managfer u An Independently Owned and Operated Member Broker of Cokiwell Banker Affiliates of Canada - NEW NM NM NEW • 2,7T3 n fL • hvior choices amiable •Large dm -h kitchen • 4 bedrooms • Close to schools • ith $219,000 wnew home warranty • Cal Kafir Wm 420.4200. •BOLDLY W • LARILI M • LIFESTYLE • • N THE IENR OF SEAIinRL PICKERM • • Approx. 1,900 aq. tl ' Pius ft terrace ' Cwm ii Clair p• m�rbk • OalaflliCi • Cer4 a�' Olrk Salve 118preas1111Yve p1: an mb winntmat ' Js • BN view d f» city 420.4200 i . L,&- %h-" A L&" JIIIrulm1Wim RA111f1A W=K LOT DEL ALL N IItN4 "r X laa'=17fM YoR bill d bwra whwr you pWW fa a aridrYon acre arit wd Grad tar Orisrt, Tait 4 b iroee her a epee 3t1 bdtu bag, newt' sum alt par. cioir vaorc bdroorw. crew carpet M11LU E TUCIMI Fill rawrlr, Fhwy tm P1ra a p hw � f �ig Shea iMpleewdWae 4G i10 M., Pod. G'i1r wales. For maw w wwelon ed Tudwr iar maw iia, 42o- Yvan Tadrw at 420. 42D0. i AfrONi6 if tdrllt be aeon b be' 11 1d1 Greet ballon. 3 +1 Sf� bdlrea.; 1 Mo ammap4K arialr 200a 1 9 Pei wmtw=ns. room Ign 4or (90a10S6301B. ftb iti ( 420- NOVEM BEFORE CHFUSTUAS VACANT COMM LWT PENTHOUSE Perfed tine b buy frit perrfrotrre, MCINK offie6ete TROY VARLOW F )Af * no snow b rfrovet no grass to Sells - cut. Just VOY ft indoor pool, squash oout, mom roon sauce and peead viewu, sictow. 420-M Troll Yvbw. 420.4200. C_7�1 I Itt ` "A R -A41 -E F446 -M. " *JUST LISTED!! S132,fM S. AJAX• Superb 1,650 s4 fL towrtrome dors kwo us but JAMM GARNETT practical condo "! Huge tem. rmAmplem darbte go" RapeMMrYtivt garage, 5 appliances gas heat pook saes tl rec 4204200 fackm avat Al complex!! Cal Jwce Garnett b "GORAMC000" •ALK TO LAIR AS$=MORTGAGE AW PAT $TN a Beautiful 2 bedrooms does b the We. Fm* room with fireplace. Facf n hCkide pool, - „� mora, tam carat "' 11 mum be seen ••'. Am AN P. LETOURW-W Le0rnteWu,420.4200� IMa E STYLE 2 STONEY NONE N E 0 iANU On a quirt Cialixt hm siMn I -dm wibA-in ROBERT CORDON 10w016. man door WN11 tnrr. m1. RAL, rimw A380CI s Srarrr YA pG an suk sky GK Hiatt, wellrotlt barn wk 2 wet bars, cert. air, vac., sWirk i 2.900. rrlaroora $29 420.4200 � ,,,L.,,„ OWLY FOESISTM Et VERY PrAVATE - • t— L i O11ET END UNIT 9,000 Approa111ori* 1,000 ,• 1 , _.. SSsrrw0.tapplarras.AN window wwmp i�iw h dkn your p"'0� ellaa Rapre.aftMlre .: � _, .:� • _ • pm�,il �0420or"ror' 42042009163018 -%w- Flo OII IDOEft $1 N ►A. Wel nNii 11i ad buid- bs core b GO fair and 4, app, g. "Bin now bd= iterabt 19 a W on go up" Cal Am A LANCE RAVINE Lar MM A STREM LATHE IEMNT OF PIC M11 f A wd m bult unique horns on a SpecMmW .45 DM MW acre ravine. Home imam 2 *110 N, a ad d widows overbolus #* ravine, welrall be se limt Wild Sable an en suie wih wfwlpool tub. Yalin for $279,500. 420.4200 Cd De's Rk 420.4200. .. itiffff� cALU1lG ALL FIRST TIE KIYM SEI. BUNGALOW $10 ,000 Loaliorr: Piatmequs Picwirtg Vbps.100 fl deep KMMIQMM bL am b IrNism rltt0n ode* and It air9 For kWw Monrglbn and Mwilrwt b view act lor W 904 We llorulpoataril (905) 42042001(905) FACE li•TNE NEW ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEIWSER ZA 19% ' J �� Ik � IiE'; 42 pa l I ��" �+ � r^v yrs �-'i,.,�'- •�V?^' ' .:,.», � /'� I � � t i � �, fill • �c�Z�Y4'�-Avg � -��..�#r�'-`^S�"-Ts'I�� t = ALL SECTIONALS;. SPECIALLY ' BED PRICED .yr<; ` SECTIOALS ALSO AVAILABLE s N q4 I' III,. lift; • W NG YiiFiOR • •+EALWAFLCNGHT f _ A EYTFIA NIG-+' 7 aBIE TABLE AV►JLABLE s oac ss� A. 1 1K * 060AWIMCFAWr -1 LARGE & FOOD SPOILAGE INSURANCE 3 SMALL ELEMENTS 5 YRS. ON COMPRESSOR - - 1 YR. IN-HOME SERVICE • COOK TIMER WE CARRY • OVEN LIGHT 5, 7, g PLUS MANY 12,15 CU. 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MR____ Jim .. ........ 10 ma CITIZEN 0 1 ............ puwrww&"11kw --MR, ......... ............... .. ........ ... . .. .. ... _ __ _ _ � �t PAGE 18 -THE NEM ADVQTun SUNDAY, Novnb 30, IM B1*11board •a..,y., . ..Nov. 20, 1994 SUNDAY, NOV. 20 SUPPER: A Turkey Supper is being held at Mt. Zion United Church, two kilometres west of Lakeridge Rd. on Conc. 8. Sittings at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Advance tickets only. Adults $10, children 12 and under $5. 649- 5200 (Evelyn). CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: The Ladies Auxiliary to Highland Creek Branch #258 of the Royal Canadian Legion are holding a Christmas Bazaar and Flea Mar- ket. It will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Legion Hall, 45 Law- son Road, West Hill. Christmas crafts, home baking, white ele- phant, books, toys and more. AUDITIONS: Pickering Players hold auditions for The Ginger- bread Lady by Neil Simon at 2 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 420-2507 (Linda). UNICEF CARDS: The Osteo- porosis Society and The Arthritis Society will sell UNICEF Christ- mas cards and other items at the Metro Fast Trade Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, Pickering, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 434-7221. MONDAY, NOV. 21 STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philat- elic Society meets at 7 p.m. in Room 110 of Ajax High School, Bayly St. east of Harwood Ave. The society meets the first and third Monday of each month. Junior collectors are always wel- come. 839-8364 (Ray), 666-9819 (Dave). ARTHRITIS: The Juvenile Arthritis Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 pm. at the Grand- view Rehabilitation and Treatment Centre in the Conference Room. The society meets every other month. Friends and family that may be touched by Juve- nile Arthritis are welcome. There is no fee to attend and refreshments are served. 434-7032 (Patricia Brightwell), 437-3622 (Laurie MacAllister). ASTROLOGY: Nov. 21 is the deadline to register for an astrolo- gy seminar, How the Energy of the Planets Affects Our Lives, hosted by the First Oshawa Inter- national Training in Communica- tion (ITC) Club. The seminar is on Nov. 24 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in Room L on the first floor of the Michael Starr Building, 33 King St. w.. Oshawa. Free admission. 725-9179. PARENTS: The Durham West Parents Council meets at 7:30 p.a. in Room 235 of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, Whites and Highview Roads, 8 Pickering. All parents invited. TUESDAY, NOV. 22 AMNESTY: Amnesty Interna- tional, Piftering-Ajax Poop No. 90, meets at 7:30 pm. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N. All welcome. 839- 3969. SENIORS: Smors' Dix meets ors' at the Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Maureen Balcombe will speak aim nutrition for seniors. 683-7799 (Louise). ITC: The First Oshawa ITC (International Training in Com- munic adoo) Chub meets at 7 p.m. in Room L on the first floor of the Michael Starr Building, 33 King St W., Oshawa. Free training in public speak- ing, communication and leader- ship skills. 725-9179. QUILTERS: The Rouge Valley Quilters Guild meets at 8 p.m. at Grace Presbyterian Church, Port Union Rd. south of Hwy. 401, West Hill. 839-5902 (Helen). CARDS: People 55 years or older interested in A learning or playing the Dutch card game Rikken are Ajl invited to the Picker- ing Village Seniors Centre, 29 Linton Ave., Ajax, at 7:30 pm. It's held every Tuesday. 683- 1659. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic from 1 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, comer of Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Donors must wait 56 days between — donations. 420-3383. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Profession- al Women's Club is hosting a din- ner meeting and presentation at 6 p.m. at Cullen Gardens on Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. The topic is The Sandwich Generation and guest speakers are Nancy Bolton and Christine Gille- spie of the Durham Region Health Department. Cost is $25 for members, $30 for non-members and $10 for dessert and presentation only. To reserve, call 723-2300 (Nancy Bone) or 427-6930 (Karen Gra- ham). WOMEN'S CLUB: The Canadi- an Progress Club - Pickering/Ajax Women's Chapter meets at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, Valley Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. The club meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. 831-8586 (Carol). PARENTS: The One Parent Fam- ily Association of Ajax -Pickering holds weekly Wednesday meet- ings for adults at 8 pm. at Swans Marina, Liverpool Rd. S., Picker- ing. Social, educational, sports activities for all, and dances. 837- 0328. _ISO. _ IOU Home TOWD 11ther 1W svrEn srEcLhr. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 239 ONLY: Fresh Chicken Breasts SAVE 130 1b. R" tttr. W Grwk MA^ Sirloin Tip Roasts SAVE $29 1 OL 3 lb. F, Meaty Back Ribs SAVE I" •. m. Boneless Both Pork Chops SAVE I00 �► Tb. Breaded Pan Fry Schnitzels SAVE i30 V►. �mdon k0fi 1" 0, "A up. Ground Pork "VX c tiro sAra $ 49 Cube Steaks SAVE$ W 15006 WT lb. Boneless Pork Loin RNub SAVE $ 4garAft Pnk Ten6domes '4 !ft. Fresh Pork Shhhabob Meat SAVE .70 a. 7 Fresh —A molest Sausage sA`►E $ 149 1210 11116 cv` soft 4 8m0..4. .. low *Avg cv` lu [NTANEOUS, attractive, sin - male, 23, 62", bred of head es, seeks attractive, athletic ile.19.24, for friendship fust Dssible relationship. SY 1427 TABLISHED, attractive male, . 6, no dependents, seeks hilar working female, with le, class and a big heart. SY ;INGLE, white male, 26, 61" 170 Itis., non-smoker, enjoys rhany outdoor activities, country nus c and movies. seeking slim emale, 20-26, noxi -smoker, with pmilar interests. SY 1429 (OSH) 'STABLISHED white male, 42, 75 lbs-, black hair, brown eyes, ikes cruising 68 Chevy, ipr ngsteen, cottages, picnics, ilaymg guitar, concerts, seeks Jim non-smoking, social drink - :q female. 32.42. for the above. iY 1438 (OSH) 107 blonde Bond, license to aaggerate, diamonds may be greyer but I could be a girls best Mend Seeking slim to medium o0d, female. non-smoking. 20- 7 SY 1457 (OSH) IINCERE divorced, white male, E 5 2'. brown hair, blue eyes, crest, independent, lives in the entry, enjoys all aspects of a'ure. dis;ikes city lite and bar sere, seeking female with no D,:^g children, same qualities. Y 1463 (COB) TTRACTIVE male. divorced. a•., 30 s, 6 . 175 lbs., who n ^vs kids, cooking and stupid es, would like to meet rale, 27-38, must have a ?,se of hxrnou, for friendship, xs bke long-term relationship. Y 1469 ONEST, sincere and bred of ie 'eeny boppers, male. 20, oK rg for that special female, t `. endship possible relation - ii, SY 1470 (OSH) 0 you enjoy movies. bingo. )✓• :ng, walks in the park. cer,rrg wane hugs and togelh- nessv I'm an honest down-10- nr" male. 32. no dependents. ,*Ks a lady 20+ for a permanent ia' onship I will answer all pees. SY 1500 (COB) LUE-eyed, single. white male. I C,,wn hair, enjoys country is +kestern music, fast cars, a,'s likes children, loves an - a s and horseback riding. if le'esred. please call SY 1558 ISH.) ovhng, single, while male, Drown has, brown eyes, 57 lbs , enjoys life and spending et evenings with that special (Karen - please call back leave phone number again). 1577 (OSH) R1111 -hearted, car% awalcove le, 33, seeking that special n, 19-30, to spoil and pain - Serious inquiries only. SY (OSH) ECUTIVE single Dad, 43, in for petite female that and Must Ifs for Me and a s6'ong of selliltsbem. SY 1516 SYGOING male, 29, would to meet a lady, 25.30, enjoys , bowleg, bas", din, out and spending quiet at home single mums SY 1611 (OSH) KING for a female, 25-30, s honest and sincere, must music, movies, wallis in the 12 fight and riming out. SY PARA cork emplojod E 2 le m 39, heavy -set, into bar or head gerres. Lies Neons winter and home Wines. for a while ferrate, 35 - for possible relationship. OB mans welcome. SY 1613 EPARATED, single, white ale, 39, feels 29, attractive, joys all sports Leafs and the ays and rock 'n' roll music, eeking white female, 29-40, ust like children, with similar leresls, for serous relationship. Y 1615 WTGOMK; while male, 28, edu- cated, employed, who likes • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Here's how to use the service: I. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY -mailbox" number that appeam- at the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. Using a touch Ione Ick -phone call 1416-976-1991 any time of the day. You must he within the 905 area Curie to access Sincerely Yours telephone sen ice. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each catego- ry. Go ahead. try the %enicc out and see how easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 1-8i l _ 137-FAM109 anytime between 10:00 am. to 12 midnight. 7 days. You will not be charged for this call. For per -Ams 18 years of age and over. spots of almost afl CTIS sk inr, and quiet times, would like to meet an honest, sincere, single lady. 20-30, who shares the same things. SY 1626 NICE guy. single, 5'10' 160 lbs., caring, romantic. good sense of faniy life, koking for slim, affec- borale, nit -smoking female who wants that special relationship. SY 1634 GRATEFUL Dad. 37, for the joys in my life. my 3 wonderful kids. houseboating, water skiing, corveting, weight training. mar- shal arts. dancing for the possi- biity of meeting a terrific woman from pis ad. SY 1640 (OSH) ARE you looking for that perfect stud' i could be him. 26. 61'. blue eyes, brown hair. very ath- letic, looking for an attractive woman, 25-35, try a , you may hire R. SY 1654 (OSH) VERY good-looking, educated professional, established and Arts looking for an attractive, non- smoking professional female, slim and fit, 30-40. SY 1655 (OSH) SINCERE male looking for new leading lady enjoys the great outdoors and all of natures *or, ders, must be able-bodied and full of life. no children but I'm open -m rtded. If you are 25-33, please respond. SY 1656 (OSH) FATHER of three. divorced, 44 5'9'. 160 lbs., enjoys movies, music, sport and dining out. looking for an attractive female, 254, lex a possible relationship. single moms welcome. SY 1657 (OS sexy male. very kxhely, seeks, that special sexy lady to share the kingdom with the magic of romance and passion in mystical relationship. SY 1658 ARE you looking for prat Alsive rice guy? Give this 49 -year-old Pidreriig man thM trails females with tfust and respect a olrence. SY 1659 LOTS Of true love to give. Single father of two, early 30's, 57.5', 160 lbs,, brown hair, blue eyes, kloidng for someone special and outgoing, who likes kids and =lex wall SY 1660 (OSH) , single, white male, 35, enjoys sking, week- ends at the cottage, dining out or just quiet evenings at home. Iooldng for single, whit lemale, 28-38, with similar interests, a iendd fist. Possible rslob shq. SY 161 (Oslo NICE looking male, 34, 57', wishes to meet slender lit ale, 25-34, who enjoys bo ft bail- ing, travelling, someone who is bubl deperdertb SY IOU A no 1662 HUMOROUS white male, 32, self-employed, ambitious, seek- ing fernel 20.30, who Mies tars, movies, romantic timers, lead- ing to a relationship, serious Inquires only. SY 1663 ESTABLISHED m lli 43, seeks a health conscious, romantic female that has her ad log". Life is like a bat of chocolates. SY 1664 PROFESSIONAL. a" a^b:e. black male educated. athletic, early 30's, enjoys movies, sports and fast cars. looking for special friendship or relationship SY 1665 (OSH) RESPONSIBLE, easygoing male. 22, 6. 210 lbs . steady hardworker, looking for a female. 19-26, who is easygoing and looking to have a good time. SY 1666 SINCERE divorced, while male. 54, brown harr, hazel eyes 57" 5, enjoys romantic dinners, danc- ing, country music, social smoker and drinker. seeks petite, white female. 45-55 for friendship, possible relationship. SY 1667 (OSH) ARTISTIC ,gentleman. 43, look- ing for that special female, friends first, possible commit• merit. Honest, sincere, loves country dancing, conversation and romantic quiet evenings at home. SY 1668 HONEST male. 2Q seeks attrac- ave. single whine female. 20-23. who enjoys quiet limes, sports and darting SY 1669 (COB) ADVENTUROUS, easygoing male. 25 enjoys country life and romantic tines. bokm for ener- getic woman, 22.28, for good times, possible relationship. SY 1670 FLW44ovhng, single. while male, 37, my name is Michael, I enjoy movies, cooking, romantic din- ners, going out on Sunday drives and quiet times at home. SY 1671 (OSH) LOOKING to meet a very attrac- five woman inside and out. You deserve to have kin, smile with a fuller in you heart. AN men were not created equal, there are some out there worpy of you aro worth the effort SY 1672 ESTABLISHED, single. white orale, 33, 57, non-smoker, non- drinker, down-to-earth, enjoys the outdoors and quiet times, seeks single white female with same attributes, 2$Z. SY 1673 RECENTLY divorced mule, 49, ktolo g for an attractive female in iter late 4(rs, enjoys dinrtg out cow" music, keg walks and travel, kholdng lex a non-smoker. SY Will MUSICALLY -inclined manenjoys sporls, country and , clrldia attractive,seer 1waren with good values. AMBITIOUS, athlete, ina&Il genK b minesmw% 6"n Oshawa, 37, 6', 190 lbs., seeking fit, attractive woman, 20-40, to sh>q� with, please leave num- bar, single mans welcome. SY 1676 JOSH) CONSIDERED very altracove, it, single, white mak, 24, 6', 165 lbs., new to area, intelligent, mature, honest and career-orl ended, seeks aaraclve, milarest- fmature female. 21.26. BY 1677 QUIET, single, while male, 67, 180 lbs., works steady midnights, moaresled in store tle who is not into playying head games. SY 1678 (OSM) THE NEWS ADVEIIt ME>R SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ^ b!6 -PAGE 19 THERE ARE 40 NEW ADS THIS WEEK, sincere male 34 el music and innnna to enjoys outdoors and quiet trines at home, looking for a senous relationship. SY 1679 (OSH) SELFwq*yed reale. 35, 20-30. enjoys camping. wathing spoRs, going to the race pack, lodong fir a lady, 2030, in the Oshawa area, for kieridstip, possible: rela- lionship. SY 1680 (OSH) UNDERSTANDING, mamage- m nded male. 36 d,vorced, enjoys quiet evenill children, sports and holidays. hoping to hear from females 30-40 SY 1661 (OSH) EXECUTIVE single male seeks a long -tem reianonshnp with a roman , single, petrle morn. 38- 41. must enjoy music, movies and darting. SY 1682 OUTGOING. si m 'humorous, single, while male, 21, seeking a single black temak. 19.24, for friendship, possible! relationship, single moms okay SY 1683 (OSH) WANTED: Attractive, sexy, slim, easygoing woman. 26-36, likes partying. kids, has good job. so- gle mothers welcome. SY 1684 HONEST, very attractive, while male, 37, non-smoker, wdh baby blue eyes, not into pie bar scone, enjoys quiet romantic evenings and love most spats, loot" for a silicate, romantic *tits b aie, WA), with wnlar inbresls. SY 1685 (OSH) arta, lel, good koiolt- ilg nate, 32, honest and ft* native with good sense of fhurnotx, seea an attractive, Poole lady, 23.26, with smww quakbes who enjoys fun limes and quiet torrnarnce etierwngs, for IeletiotcslhtP. Sr 16116 fullest If you are 20-3C 'hike to go W. cal me. SY 1691 (OSH) ARE you 28.35, good looking, honest and emotionally secure? Are ,you fit, dean shaven have brown hair and live in the PickerngiAjax area? Seriously, I know ors a bill to ask. but I have a U to offer SY 2059 (OSH) ACTIVE. divorced Woman 45. 5 slim and blonde with hazel eyes, 6 looking for a sir cere and honest gentleman. 40-50. SY 2097 SINCERE female. 41, down-to- earth with a great sense of humour, enjoys squash, cycling, movies and the outdoors, is look- Yg for friendship. possible rela- lionship. SY 2115 (OSH) PETITE, white separated. English lady, 5 3', good figure ntelingent loves dancing, ani- mals, walks on the beach and romantic evenings, would like to meet a stabie gentleman, 5055, for companionship, possibly more. SY 2145 (OSH) SHAPELY brunette, happy, healthy and full of life. I love nature, not camping, classical music and God. Have good sense of humour and libido. single white male, 45- 55, 5'1 - or over with comple- mentary person all SY 2146 SINCERE, single, while tamale, 28, khola ng for single, mwite male, 26-35, for sincere open relobw Shp, fiends 6% Possible raw kinship. Loves country music ( PRO ESSIONAL, attractive and ddar �wingg and the ouldoom. SY2156(OSet) male is looking for a n runbc EASYGOING while femae, 5T, female, 2540. ST 1617 (OSHi NEW in 120 los., 24, a burn hat, pan loam, sensigve, affai ale' established noo-siAOk ing Ph. D. pinto eyes, non-smoker and sense of humour, seekinga Ir &white W 35, 6', ria fitness, music, male, 24-M. SY 2157 (OSN) 'allkre', home and se%rhp►ove AFFEC KWTE, young at heart menL seeks similar, attractive, woman, 51', 130 Itis., green (( woman BY 16116 ESTABLISHED mak, 41, set- eyes, norh smaw, enjoys wale �� s �� hands. din - aid no wotid Ike to meet a slim, attractive single it,*, 6�0 510", who honest kdy, 25+, for friendship, possible long secure, tion term relationship. Non-smokers Mtbonshtp.SY2158 please SY 1689 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, loving lady, SINCERE, divorced, white male, 40, 57', 130 lbs., brown hair, 49, 5T, rorranic loves dancing, country music, dining out, also eye, loves the outdoors, skating, non-smoker, enjoys movies, jong walks in the leaves , looking maletlemdstnp folo kx)lag for fF emale n late 40's fororishillli. ble rpt a relationship and d you're look- SYSY 1� ng fa a good woman, I'm lex k- DOWNHIr, 27.5r, seeks ing for a good man. SY 2160 c mirth hertzian must tarn rwv- 10SH1 Similar interests, for -hie, GY 5467 ATTACHED female. 33, 57', 160 lbs., wishes to meet an attractive tomato to get together for daytime encounters. SY 5489 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL male. 27, look- ing for same for friendship. possi- ble relationship, non -maker SY 5563 GAY male. 23, seeking same. 19+, for friendship, possible rela- tionship, enjoys dancing, movies, socializing and quiet leisure time If this sounds like you? Respond SY 5564 (OSH) ATTACHED couple would like to meet a single male. 40. native Indian welcome, must like cats SY 5579 (COB) GOODLOOKING. clean white Tae. 35. blonde olue eyes. 5 ' 1 ', 180 lbs. seeking good - coking. not overweight couple. Tease call mailbox lot more info SY 5586 (OSH) MALE. 5 fun, veryactive. -'-King for a female 20.35 Tease call rry mailbox for more information. SY 5589 (OSH) MALE 41 decent. shrr -. �. ng to Oshawa area. seeks hcx est. masculine male friend, ooss - ale into weight for friendsnip. PIC., serious replies. (Dan. please :au again. I didnt get your num :erg SY 5591 (OSH) GOOOLOOKING mare 'all thin rnd 12 .6. with own car seeks same midnightr • 8.35 for friendship. SY 5592 OSH) SINCERE 'e -a e s -g e mom 5 ' auburn hair, blue eyes. looking for honest. sincere, single reale. 25-30. for frrendship possible relationship SY 2183 (OSH) VIBRANT lady. 57. eyes of blue. attracTie, 50, with a verve for lite and a vanety of interests. Interested in finding a gentleman for friendship. possible relation- ship. Non-smoker please. SY 2184 (OSH) VERY attractive. 59' volession- al c ack, single mother, 25, seeks white male who is attrac- tive, nle ligerx and tumorol for friendship and for Possible rela. bor", must love kids. SY 2185 (OSH) FUN•<,vhrg, carng, single room. 31 5 4', 120 lbs., blonde, blue eyes, looking for friendship with ^tare 2134. SY 2186 (OSH) FEIMALE. 18 looking 'or a s+ngie male '8-21 who s hardworking. affectionate. non-drinker, non- smoker for friendship possible relationship. SY 2187 PROFESSIONAL single female. 23 enjoys sports counpy music and long car rides. bred of head games and bar scene. looking lex a srgle male. 2030. for Inend- ship, possible relationship SY 2188 (COB) WARM. sirm attractive and *ad, 4C seeks well established. sepa- ,aled or divorced business exec- utive, physician or lawyer. to share in laughter and Ide. oorn- fortable in jeans or bur, city or country life. SY 2189 (OSH) FRIENDLY widow. fit who likes walkii cooling. conversations. looking for companion who is a social drinker and who likes ani. maks. SY 2190 (COB) ATTRACTIVE, outgoing female. 23, 57", 135 lbs., reddish -blonde hair, brown eyes, sick of head games and tate bar scene, lock- ing for an athletic, goodooidrg, fun guy for a possible relation- ship. SY 2191 HEART of gold lemaie, not rim, bid honest, caring and aflecfon- ate, non-smoker, would like to meet honest, sincere man, 40- 50, for relationship. Richard: Please cal back leave number. SY 2192 (OSN) WOULD you kite to bring in '95 will that special W silty not start Planning now? Professional female, airy vs, who tires out- door activities and quiet evenings at home, kfolQg for Mfr. Right for friendship, possible long-term relaiashp. SY 2193 (01 HOW many frogs must I kiss searching for my Prince, he's attractive, clean, romantic, win - care and will spoil me "an- SY 2194 (COB) AFFECTIONATE woman, 24, Wiped in right places, loves reading, music, movies, men looking for love orfiendshp with mabria fun guy, 20.35. SY 2196 (COB) DOWN•bealk warn and sersi- bye. loyal and txsellsh ►adv, 37, good sante o1 humour, loves out- doors, animals, children and rornentic quiet evenings, seeking 7'ea-5 TALL ,air and handsome gay with and swl. SY 2197 (OSH) 38 attached, white. good shape ACTIVE. `: Slim, professronai, but very bored. seeks dynamic. single no Kids). while female. 38, gorgeous, intelligent woman for 5'6'. 115 lbs., enjoys travel. adventure and passion. SY 5593 mountain biking, cross -Country (OSH) skiirg Inot nlio spectator sports). WE are a couple in our mid 20 s seeks similar man. SY 2198 ookng to meet singles and other (OSH) couples. in south Oshawa. for SINGLE ,ady, 57. 125 lbs., no more info. call our mailbox SY dependent enjoys working out. 5594 (OSII) sports, country music and old FRIENDLY female 23. looking Rock d Roll Western Canada for ar, a tgcing female for fnend- gid looking for a fiend. possible ship and fur. Please :all mailbox relationship SY 2200 (OSH) for more into SY 5595 i W8) COMPASSION. affection and COUPLE *�20s. rouidsite'c loyalty 'o snare with a special meet other mupies or single fa man. 35.45. He must be sincere hiendift and good'mes in the 'rustworthy. Cons de'ate and soum Oshawa area. she$ 54' dependable. Single dads wel- broom W. brown eyes; hes 6 cane I am a hit figured sngle 180 lbs.. brown hair brown eyes mom, 37. friendship test, leading SY 55% (OSH) to a kxig-term relationship SY GOODLOOKING -a* ?r. non - 220' smoaer is ooking 'or same. 25 - LOVING. �ardwork,ng. heavy 30. for friends^ : Sy 5597 set portioned 46 pretty. (OSHA sense of h>umaX likes flea mar- ATTRACTIVE gay. white ma,e ken. sales, cOtney music. social dmker,nort-smoker needs affec 45 SeeKS 'a, Jiack male 'or tionate man 46-60 ta;thful, encounIM.deaiynessexpected Irertdaly secure.arorrk+g term eta- and assured SY 5598 'OSH tionstvp SY2202(OSH) FR!ENDw-.up,e. -a= _-_- _I Iam no Dams;' neer c,,: net an 6: 235 cs she s 36 rooKing a9e � ��� for rp to outer couclesll foirriaie WON who maobc -lore w Call mahbCz fir -ore o knows how ,o treat a female. 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So keep sending in those special occasion announcements; my grade is depending on them! a" Cameron Sarch of Ajax turned two on Nov. 17. Cameron likes Barney. Mickey Mouse and getting into his sisters' things. "Happy birthday sweetheart, we love you," say Mommy, Daddy. Becky and Courtney... On Nov. 20, Bayley Karen Anne Ungurain will be christened at Gramma Karen and Grampa Don's. Looking forward to joining in the fun are Ron, Diane, Matthew and Rebecca Chin (God family), brother Ryan, uncle David, auntie Rhona, Kara, Mama Mitchell, Gramma Karen, Grampa Don, Granny Rose, Granddad Frank, Mommy and Daddy. "Let's hope for a beautiful day."... T -r Bayley Ungurain Happy birthday wishes go out to Megan Baird who turned six on Nov. 18. A skating and pizza Party with family and friends was held to celebrate Megan's birthday. Wishing her a happy one were !atom. Dad and Caitlyn... Cameron Sarch Nov. 18 was a special day for Ian Phillip Johansen, who celebrated his first birthday. Wishing Ian a very happy birthday with love were Mom, Dad, Kiki and any day soon the new brother or sister... Megan Baird The Wild Child turns three Nov. 20! Ashley Gaudet is having a party at McDonald's with a few of her friends. Ashley likes to dance, sing, watch Jurassic Park and The Flinstones, and drive Toto nuts! Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, Danielle, Michelle, Toto, Granny, Mamere, Papere, and all her aunts and uncles. "We can't believe she made it to three!"... 50 years... ". Christopher Boessler turns four years old on Nov. 20. Happy birthday with love from Mom, Dad and sister Stephanie... Cody Carr "• That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LAS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertising department at 6133-5111). Christopher Boessler ". Birthday wishes go out to Danielle and Ryan Nash who celebrate their birthdays this week. Danielle, who enjoys gymnastics, turns eight on Nov. 20. And brother Ryan, an enthusiastic hockey player, is I 1 on Nov. 23. Best wishes for a happy birthday come from Mom, Dad, Luke, Grandad, Grandma, G.G. and all their aunts, uncles and cousins... N , �.�'_ Danielle Nash l3nan Hem Happy birthday Brian John Hern, who turns one on Nov. 22. Hugs and kisses from cousins Meghan and Michael... Oct. 15 is a day Teresa (nee Fetter) and Ken Graham will always remember, as the couple were married at Columbus United Church. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fetter of Ajax and Mr. and Mrs. John Graham of Fenelon Falls. "The happy couple would like to thank all the family and friends who were there to share in their special day and who helped them create Ken and Teresa Graham such precious memories I .tan Johansen Ashley Gaudet Bernice and David Loudfoot, formerly of Kent Street in Ajax, celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Nov. 26. Best wishes and good luck for the next Ryan Nash It's party time at the Brown house as Taylor is about to tum one on Nov. 21. "Happy first birthday to our precious little angel who has brought so much joy into our life". Lots of love Mommy, Daddy, Leah, Lindsey, Nanny and Papa... 0" Happy birthday wishes go out to Cody James Carr, Mommy's `Pork Chop', who turns three on Nov. 23. Love and kisses from THE NEWS ADVEXI ISER SUNDAY, NOVF SIM 2/, 19!1 -PAGE 21 SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. ♦VOLLEYBALL ♦ HOCKEY Dunbarton boys still the best PICKERING -- The Dunbarton High School Spartans senior boys' volleyball team added another championship to an already impressive list of accomplishments in the sport. The Spartans won their third consecutive Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) championship, defeating Whitby's Anderson Collegiate in straight sets 15-8, 15-8 at Oshawa's Durham College Thursday. It was the second consecutive Dunbarton-Anderson showdown in senior boys' volleyball, with the Spartans again holding the upper hand. Spartans' coach Steve Clutton says his charges were full value for the win, and were never really pushed by the Anderson squad. "We played reasonably well . We've played Anderson twice Dunbarton Spartans' Krist Papadopoulos plays the ball during the LOSSA senior boys' volleyball championships at Dunham College Thursday. Dunbarton upended Whitby's Anderson Collegiate 15-8, 15-8. photo by Ron Pietroniro LOEB atoms all tied up AJAX-PICKERING — The their best hockey of the season, Ajax -Pickering LOEB Glendale the Raiders fail to advance to Raiders major atom `AAA' rep the semi-finals after losing a hockey team posted two ties in narrow 2-1 decision to Whitby Eastern Ontario league action in a game which decided first last weekend. place in the division. The Raiders had to settle for Derek Lynden scored the a 4-4 draw with the Barrie lone Raiders' goal, assisted by Flyers after the Flyers scored Brett McConnachie. the tying goal with just 24 Tyler Van Giju, seconds remaining in the game. Michael Alexiou, Andrew Hopkins netted two a Chris Papalia, goals on passes from Simon A Brian Wilkins Barg. Scott Robinson and Gavin scored from Ryoma Ito and McCrorie all call-up Pickering 'AA' turned in big player Scott Billing efforts in the connected on a set-up by defencemanAAA losing cause. T h e AAA Michael Carroll. Ajax -Pickering a i d e r s started the also played to a 2-2 tourney by draw with the d o u b t i n g Central Ontario Falls Wolves. Tyler McGregor and -Niagara 4-2. McConnchie led the way Rocky Rota scored for the offensively, scoring twice and Raiders, with an assist to adding an assist. Ryan Gemon Billing. and Noel Coultice also tallied. ' Assisting were Matt Novice Raiders Pernerowski, Kyle Martiniuk, Coultice and MichaerKostka. •USt IYnSS tourney y Seas O'Sullivan had a strong game in goal to pick up the playoff round win. The T.D. Bank novices beat AJAX-PICKERING — The Chinguacousy 4-2 in the second Ajax -Pickering Raiders T.D. game. Pernerowski provided Bank novice 'AAA' rep hockey the scoring touch by tallying team fell just short of earning a twice. Coultice and Geinw also spot in the playoff round of the connected. Adding assists were Don Maxwell Stoney Creek McConnachie with two, Justin Tournament last weekend. Hall and Andrew Sawyer, with Despite playing some of one each. Gordie Brettel played an excellent game between the pipes. Atom Raiders score first Will AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Raiders IBEW Local 353 minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team recorded its first wins of the season over Streetsville and North York recently. The Raiders earned a 3-1 victory over the Streetsville Tigers. Paul Ruta, Russell Dabuzinskas and Keith Rhodes were the Ajax -Pickering marksmen, with assists to Dabuzinskas, Ian Suginomori, Kevin Brown #nd Jason The squad got standout work from the defence and from gaiihennders John Rude and Ryan Bout. The IBEW atoms thrashed the North York Canadians 11-2. Leading the scoring parade was Briant Dalliday with four goals and two assists. Other scorers were Steve lWvets, one goal and thce assists; Brian Smart, two goals, one assist; Dabuzinskas, two goals, one assist; Sugmomori, one goal (on a penalty shot), two assists; Derek Polowyk, one goal, one assist; Chris Griffin, three assists; and one assist apiece to Kevin Brown, Brookings and Trevor Wilson. oetore tnts year and we beat them both times." He praises the work of Michael Slean who was the Spartans main passer on the left side of the court. "He's our main passer and he also attacks the ball extremely well. His passing was quite good and it really helped us a lot." The Dunbarton Spartans now turn their attention to the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Senior Boys' Volleyball Championships at McMaster University in Hamilton next weekend. The defending provincial champion Spartans, currently ranked number four in Ontario, have played some of the top VCURLING teams in the province at tournaments this season with mixed results, notes Cluttop.. Dunbarton has lost to number -one Brookfield from Ottawa and to number -two Forest Heights from Kitchemer. However, the team has split games with number -three Pope John Paul from Scarborough. Clutton says the Spartans are primed to win back-to-back provincial titles with the four returnees from last year's squad taking a leadership role. "I have four kids who have been there (to OFSAA) before. The rest of them haven't been there, so they're telling them what it's like," he says. Dunbarton's overall record is 47 wins and six losses. First Annandale `spiel features hot rocks on ice By JIM EASSON SPEC' L To THE NEWS AW.TR'nSER AJAX-PICKERING — The Annandale Stakes, the lust club bonspiel of the curling season, was hotly contested by 16 teams last weekend. The rinks vied for points position for the first two days, then played the semi-finals and finals for the four events on Sunday. Winning their way to the main event were the rinks skipped by Marty Armstrong and Vince Bain. Armstrong's team of Nora Mundy. Joe' Mundy and Judy Armstrong won a close final game and the S500 top prize. The Bain rink took home S300 for its efforts_ Each of the three other events winners won 5200 and S 100 went to the runners-up. The Barry Moylan team defeated the Brian Hawke rink in one event, while Gerry Pinkney's team beat the John Coppetti rink in another final. The last event was won by the Steve Stewart foursome over the David Carruthers rink. The 1996 Ford World Curling Championships will be hosted by Hamilton Match 23 to 31. Fifty curling clubs, in a large territory in and around Hamilton, signed up as members of the consortium that win work hard to make the event a success. Last season the clubs, Annandale included, each invested funds to help Hamilton obtain the right to hold the championships, and will share any profit at the end. Annandale also can make some income in the meantime from the sale of tickets to the event. Each member club now has an allotment of ticket packages for the week, and those books are guaranteed to the club until Jan. 31, 1995. The worlds is slated for Copps Coliseum, and the Annandale Curling Club has a good selection of seats for sale in the lower bowl. While Copps has 16,000 seats, the preferred end zone seats remaining should sell out quickly. Call Annandale at 683-3210 if you're interested - AJAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Aodications for Nanaaem of the following teams for the 1995 season are now being aoceoted: • Bm Tm ms (T4W Select, Rookie Ball Select, Minor & Major Mosquko Rep Mirror & Major Peewee Rep Minor & Major Bantam Rep, Midget Rep and Junior Rep) • Gluts Rep/Select 1lteams (Mosquito -ages 10-12; Bantam -ages IS - 15; and Midget -ages 16-20). ALL MANAGERS MIDST HAVE COACHES LEVEL 1 Interested parties for the above-mentioned teams should apply in writing only on or before December 16, 1994 to: AJAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION INC. P.O. Box 31, Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 3C2 Attn: Boys Rep Convenor, Jim Sheppard or Girls Baseball Convenor, Greg Jones '!"i�.VEPEt1aT#i!'il'! �1'!ct►,� v;".F47i4:.n 4a.�,r:••n RAGE ?4-'1711lll iADVRTMM SUNDAY, NovS1 nn 2k 1"ll SCOREBOARD nclammeoccMCLUS Indoor tonuie hor" NOW. 61e4 Ain( AND UNDER DI11IeIOMI Super Centre t (Mkhael Gimiou 1; MVP Karl Sknpeon) vs SpoAitg Imagoes 1 (Gnaw* Eddy 1; M Y`P Aka Russel; Hiaye►Dana 1 (MMslisw woods 1; MVPs Mathew Andante, Dannyef Brighton) vs P.C.C.0 l 0 (MVP Maria GROW). Pie ring Lions Club 2 (Adam Burke 1, Jordan Mod)onald 1; MVP Adam Burke) vs PWM'" g Sb. Spat 2 (Janine Amos 1, Andrew Fodor 1; MVP Jet" Amos). UNDER -1190111' DIVISION Johnson Controls 2 (MklsNe Cozlowsky 1, Laura Clayton 1; MVP Brendon Watts) vs Canadian Progress Club 1 (Kathryn Shallow 1; MVP Kathryn Skelton); NaarMe Forest Rangers 3 (Jordan Doody 2, Michael D1merR 111 1) vs Spot" Images 2 (Jenniter Heal 1. Devld Lahey 1; MVP iss wim HUM; Pickering Sb. Sports 1 (Meltlnw RwW--w 1; MVP he June) vs Licks 1 (Adam Popovie 1, MVP Adam Popovic). W AND UFIDER DIVISIOM Ambed" Chiropractic Cline 2 (Angeline Comte 1, John Jonke 1; MVPs Christopher Wilson, A-90 Comte) vs VallilleeWide Formal Products 1 (Christopher Russea 1, MVP CMalop[her Ruseso; Piebrirg Sb. Sports 3 (Roland Gins 2. Matthew Gonsalves 1, MVPs Ashley Bridgeman, Roland C11110 vs I i ms Olfios Sahwere 1 (Rejn Rw Oviten 1; MVP Mui Lucero); Premier Trophy 1 (Arianne Aucoin 1. MVP Ariame Auodn) vs Canadian Progress Chir 2 (Tyler Burls 1, Sarah Durrnlord 1, MVP Tyler Burke). 12 AND UNDER ONISION Bni- 2 (Justin CM 1, Ryan Topping 1, MVP Nana Salovic) vs it* 1 (Ryan Doody 1. MVPs Ryan Doody. Alison Janes); Kalon Croup 3 ( Kadar Awaleh-God 1, Sloven Mi 1, Andrew Vteoorti 1, MVPs Err* Rose Clsung, Valeya Sparyer) vs Pickering Sb. Sport 1 (Ryan Preer 1, MVPs Jennifer McDermott, Ryan P" W); Belgium B (Lassen Fasey 1. An"Francs ty Z ArLe, . r ,d 1, Michael Leksisia 1. Nadir Shoran Z Ate Yusul Williame 1, MVP Anthony Francs) vs Ouslity Tune-up 1 (David Moffat 1, MVPs Sean Jdrmi m Katherine Courtema che). M AND UNDER DIVISION ketand 7 (David Mills 4. Bolan Kalgan,c 1, Nicole McDA Z MVPs New- MslhtiAR Keehis Wittiews) rs Brazi 2 (Daniel Berg 1, curt cw0on 1. MVPs Curt Clayton, Stephanie Mourao); Bonn's 1 (Michael Graham 1. MVPs Mich- Graham. David Bars) vs Rely 1 (Dwnel ROmW 1. MVPs Jarrse Rogers, Trevor Murphy) PICKERM Men BASKETBALL LEAGUE P-- Of games played Monday Nov 1494. MASTERS DMSMON - Raw GAME Canadian Protective Products 61 vs. MCG:nnis Landing 42. TOP SCORERS Colin Praieetare: Bob Nielderad 20. Rs tw Dthanoe 14, Sam Tarry 1 1) McGuiness Landing: Mike Bryant 11, James Wiarntwah 11. John On* e) SECOND GAME van Ker pn ksvwnce 45 vs. Ekyde Cap. 35, TOP SCORERS Van Kempen: Roger voung 11, Frank Spagnado 10. Jath Esposito 7, Ron Faragher 7 Ek-fde Corp.: Cohn Lauder 1o. Fred Dever g, Bi aa.ah 7) IN" GAME hkrd to Bar 4 Core 42 v: Rod M Vems Plsoe 35. TOP SCORERS Mud Maris: %von Leany 14, Kevn Warty 61 Rod i Vena Piece: Pat Road n I& Tony Hen? 7. Ray Far 6. aeOV. 7 RESYITS MASTERS DrASaON - FIRST GAME Grfr" Eawy 44 vs. Ekyde Corp. 3& TOP SCORERS OsEW ye: Mae Jwanov 11 Randy Fianele & Rol Cmubrd wn & Boo Worg 6 Eiryde Corp.: Fred Dew 14, Craig Payg) SECOND GAME Rod M Verns Place 38 vs. Canao,an Protective Products 37. TOPSCORERS Rad i VW -4w Pat Roach 14. Jame Miner &Flay Foo 0 Canadian Prabdwe Products; Sam Terry 11, $ara ►lanprha & Roulo n Deanne 61 THOW GAME liked Miers Bar M Grill 43 va, McGirna Lending 3e. TOP SCORERS Mud Hall' Sive Leahy 14, Don Leahy 14, Bi Ego 6 ' MoGisss Lending: Jen Daie /6, Jany Winson 11, Dewe Bayles 7. NDN MIASTEft DIVIIMOM - rSw GAME Pavony' Eeran Maestri 2), Bart Snlvan 20, Pew tlliiens e. Mud Hers Bar a Gri Own Ofter IS. Bob Har6p 13, Crereiey A S. SECOND oomm Rod a Vems Piece 66 vs. Bay Sports 51 TOPSODREAS Rod i Varier Dodge Beddod 2Z Brian Ferguson 17, Dernsr Defy & Bay Sports: Dave Phaeg 15, Kenath Daniel I Slave For e. TNIRo GAMME arisd Hhddtngs 74 va ASG COisawa 66. Tt3P SCORERS Ell -Rod Holdings: Conrad Own 25, Neel Tyre 16, Tang Oehler to, Rift Sind 10). ASG Columns: Clem Fords 24, Vaeooe Yatde 11, Rogow Bat 1Q DYINIAM sNoo7lm M1NEiRAML ltAalE Reeris ll om genre pleyed NOWAK Upper Desk 3e (Sam Terry 11, Anninwr 11 a 1 6. Base Maea0w 61 vs Joe Diditsaws ONise Eoulpnsrt 41 (iisrWy Burns 16, Frank Spagonudo 12); Doer Cnask ago Monsoon Mersey 21. Ross Angier A. BRloe M waulay 6) vs ESM Parlalgottlp 50 #W ---d Dsslion 16. Fkk Hulas 11). Panthers novices rebound for win PICK .MG — The Pickering Panthers Rebound Sports minor novice `AA' hockey team snapped out of its losing stealcby defeating the,Richmood Hill Jaguars 2-1. The league contest featured solid goaltending and fmacbec king by both teams. Kevin Marshall and Ryan Sabourin seomd the goals for the Rebound Sports novkes, A VHOCKEY Pickering Bell atoms dial up shutout PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Bell Canada atom 'B' rep hockey team rebounded from its first loss of the season to Newmarket Redmen with a shutout win over the Aurora Tigers. The Panthers were beaten 6-4 by a strong Newmarket squad last Saturday. Trailing 54 late in the game, Pickering �G pulled its goalie in an attempt to get the v equalizer, only to see Newmarket score an empty -net insurance marker.JOC1q�1� Aaron Calder, Scott Vahey, Andrew Jackson and Joel Markham fired goals for Pickering. Assisting were Jackson, Jonathan Horobin, Brandon Gifford and Jamie Simpson -Fry. The Bell atoms avenged the loss by skating to a 2-0 victory over Aurora Monday. Superb goaltending was provided by Luke Gregoire and Chris Franz, who combined for the shutout. Jackson and Greg Cusack netted the Pickering goals, assisted by Simpson -Fry and Eric Rants Minor peewees' unbeaten streak stopped at seven PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Toshiba minor peewee 'AA' rep hockey team's unbeaten as streak wstopped at seven when it lost 64 to Bowmanvillm recently. Pickering notched two late goals and came within a whisker of tying the score before Bowmanville wrapped it up, scoring into an empty net. The Toshiba snipers were Mike Cuzzolino, Matt Steinke, Clint Randolph and Steve Johnson. Assists were registered by Paul Cain, Jason McCauley, Michael Mitchell and Johnson. The Panthers also played to a 44 y draw with Aurora. Pickering O� scored two third -period goals to earn the tie. Michael Mitchell scored twice with singles to Jason �. McCauley and Sean Sadler. Paul Cain, Randolph, Sean Grieve, Craig Hilborn, Matt Steinke and David Lewis all had assists. Matt McMullen and Aaron Gray shared the goaltending duties, facing 27 shots, many of them from close range. Minor atoms get an A -Plus for wins PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers A -Plus Software minor atom 'AA' rep hockey team strung together two victories over Ajax and Richmond Hill in recent York- Simcoe league action. Riding a shutout performance by goaltender Daniel Sharpe, the Panthers pounced all over the visiting Ajax Knights 8-0 at Don Beer Arena. Daniel Flimsier led Pickering's 49 -shot attack with a hat trick. Bradley Binns, Adam Diemert. Jed Johnston, Jonathan Samson and Nicholas Viera also scored for the A -Plus Software Panthers. Drawing assists were Kevin Krasnowski with three, Mark Gosse, Diemert and Michael Weiss each with two, Kyle Hamilton, Michael Cuzzolino and Binns with singles. The Panthers also scored a 4-2 road victory over the Richmond Hill Jaguars. Trailing 1-0 late in the second period, Panther defenceman Cuzzolino streaked down right wing and feathered a pass to Weiss who tied the game at 1-1. Also scoring were Forrester, Binns, with the game winner and Krasnowski with an insurance marker. Gregory McHale notched a pair of assists with one each to Samson and Forrester. Goaltender Billy Nicholson came up with a number of key saves to mord the win. In other league action, the Panthers suffered a heartbtraking 1- 0 loss to the Aurora Tigers. Nicholson played a strong game in net. Providing stellar defensive work were Adam Murray, Brian Greer, McHale, Johnston, Cuzzolino and Weiss. Julie's bantams tourney champs PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers Julie's Esso bantam 'A' rep hockey team came home victorious from a tournament in Owen Sound last weekend, wining all five games. Pickering drubbed Brantford 6-1 in the final, led by Brian Docherty's two goal, two assist effort. The Panthers surrendered an early goal, but rallied for six unanswered markers to coach to victory. Other scorers were Gene Smith, RADIATM PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION Third quarter 1994 (July 1 to September 30) Owen Kennedy, Matt O'Brien and Robert Ward Smith also added an assist. Goalie Chris Nurse capped a fine tournament performance, stopping 18 of 19 shots for his third win of the tourney. The Panthers hammered Richmond Hill 7-0 in the first game. Docherty scored four goals, with singles to Jody Brown, O'Brien and Smith. Nurse recorded the shutout, stopping seven shots. Pickering also edged Brantford 6-5. Erick Costa scored two, with single markers to Eric Cuzzolino, Ward, Brown and Smith. Dave Harris backstopped the win with 25 saves. In a thrilling third game, Pickering rallied from a 3-1 second -period deficit to post a 4-3 victory. Docherty, scored twice, with singles to Smith and O'Brien who netted the game winner on an assist from Docherty. Pickering downed Owen Sound in the fourth game 5-1. A late Owen Sound goal ruined the shutout bid of goalie Dave Harris. Docherty scored a natural hat trick. with singles to Chris Hibbio, and Gene Smith. It was an outstanding tournament for the bantam 'A' Panthers, but especially for Docherty and Nurse. Docherty recorded 11 goals and seven assists in five games, while Nurse had three wins, a shutout and stopped 37 of 41 shots he faced. Other team members are Mark Cichy, Drew Marks, Darren Dzikowski, Paul Marchant, Chris Goodwin and Brad Snots. This information is provided by the Atomic Energy Control Board, Canada's nuclear regulator. Radiation dose due to emissions from the Pickering Nuclear Station. Dose is reported in microsie%e (psv), an international unit used to measure dose. Proposed legal firrwt — July 1 to kVftmber 30,1994: 4.5 for dose from — previous quarter: 43 errnissions: 1000 per year — YEAR TO DATE 11.1 from a sittgle utast X-ray: about 70 Note: Natural badgramd radiaboq, the artrttal kgal limit for station anw orrr and the dose from a "hal X -W are provided for referme. Enia m are in addition to bad(grourtd rad'ra6m The radiation doses due to emissions are for the most apposed persons living near the station. They would typically apply to persons living just outside the station boundary who are at their residences 24 hours a day, who drink local water, and eat local fish and produce. The doses were calculated using actual data from routine analysis of air, water, fish and vegetation samples, as well as station emission data. - Most persons would actually receive less than the doses indicated because they have different eating habits or live farther away from the station. Radiation doses decrease significantly as the distance from the station increases. Less than 2% of the radiation dose received from the station is due to liquid emissions, while the remainder is a result of airborne emissions. For further informmtkn% please call us at 1400868.52 C Abb Pour obla w tris wrsrtan #&pw & cis brtMttaio, wu w i MVXnputtr am now au nra►t€ro d -strata Atonwc t_nelylr Camiission de r r,h AM Control goad do r6nwgw anon"m P TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OSHAWA CAMPUS man. - j Picture yourself in an exciting new career! It could happen in as litde as six months--. Wild it all begins with ane phone can. 1�V" M lead Ici we carminnolka jAAZ*nWsMsfion ose From Our Exciting Career Options: Business `~Medical Once' RestauHoW rant Assrstarit Management WWd WA Dental Proc Arisfant 41 �anrpu.e* OMPNer 5 ` 9ecaonia 'E TTowim Accownfair tarok i CpapMen S rvic" nl e � If you are 4S year Of age or older and recendy laid off you may gwrdy for training assistance from the provincial pi ermlestt- • Fiewrcial Assistance may be Ava Ale Pre 11 Fill) --11 Readiness Training Will Teach You How to Get a fob blot all courses a%a table at all campuses. TORONTO iie}pietS PRBsa'Id a BtellQ Fife PICKERMG (905) 420-1344 1450 Kingston Rd, Sane 17 ?ickering, Ontario THE NEWS ADVFM ER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1"4.pAGE 25 Question: What do the following Canadian business leaders have /n common? • WtilNam Iiutcbison, Ernst & Young, National Director, Information Technology, Director, Computing & Telecommunications Industry • Virginia J. (Ginny) Dybenko, Bell Advanced Communications, Chief operating Officer • Jobn Norman, Durbam Free -Net Inc., Publicity CO"Offittee • Fred T. Klinkbammer, MedtaLinx Interactive Inc. President & Chief Executive Offlcer Roger Keay, Rogers Communication Inc., Vice President, Technology and Strategic Planning • Catberine Smith, U U Nortb Inc., President All will be featured speakers and panelists at Durham Region ACT's bsformatlon Highway Seminar Plan to attend if you we interested In the direction of this new road Into the future, or, Its Impact on Canadlan business and society. Enjoy Seminar and Lunch for as little as $15.00' hosted by Durham Region Action Committee for Training (ACT) •c,.r. Cr++.•rM M s • • JL • 'Call (905) 430-8511 for all reservation details SURVEY FIRM Reqjires party Chief APPb Wilianh R Coe LMW Ontario Lard Surveyors Lindsay 705-V"1152 tori:: frwwtr service auarwant with I'Vedtan" abrlkies 10 work mom.ys as car wash a0atdarlt- Car peke, 686.3099. (111 24U) 100 Careers • PROGRAMMER ANALYST • COMPUTER TECHNICIAN OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR � BLS SYSTEMS ..TEESS DCATIONS CHNOLOGY COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING Career Development Institute Ltd. 560 King St. West (The Island Plaza) Oshawa. Ontario ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■!^crease;��Irtaz KNOWLEDGE! • CONVENIENT tees lcca;'&s! HAR BLOCK= 725.4563 EIGHT WEEK PROFESSIONAL FLOFUSTRY A BUSINESS PROGRAM Three week opporturdy Fbristry Course. Part We evening courses. h4xxne video omases. Irsnnsne trannq ••Ysork at harm or trop ' rcrgw the noes de :4. the bila the s V trails Carew 3otrod d Floral Deem rL , 200 Bond SL EaeL Oeha•re coos) 436-11M1 Traawq aaartlsnoa may be avails& n it you am over 45 and recently law WE THE GIFT OF LEARNING; $10. and SX, Gift CarbfiCas s Mouph Coexnuorw Learning. WmW 1905 Course calendars; wd be dstrbuted throWh local papas the week of Dec. 26th. Regstratwn Departs Jan- 3rd. For information. call Durham Cosape, (905) 721-7052 or I- -3260. i61-3260. (11229{) HAVE 15 Mrs. a weak you warts to make Pmduct"7 Work out at ourhorns. cam 11500 per month with an excellent. 30 year cid eortpany. Call (416) 204-4493. The Mom croup of comparres latown for the quality. mm" and irrgwtiort of els onloi sized solutions, is an established leader n Hunan Resources Services Due to the growth in ow Customer Care and Cal Handiii Services, we are adding erllhtnestic individuals to our team Tors is a chalengirg ptleition in a dyrwnic o igernabon in the Oshawa area. As a teem player, you will be rtlgt W to assist customers with their irquiries and to help resolve arty dt6mulies. • Exciderll inlerpersonai skis • Efbchve communication skis, both written and verbal. • Enoelant annoial, orgaraMorlal, and decision -mailing abilities. • Superior auslorner service phlosophyL • Keyboard skis. •Ahighsdrooltigi- o - • IIIrMirtgual skis an asset is- French. Spanish. As pa ish- As a nterrtbar of the k6 am learn, you"l enjoy an abacbw benefits package and compdbw wages $W tg ai $12.29 par hour. Pbm brw- a delated lies nl a by fdovaniber 25, oulirrrtg the expelienae tint developed roar gimd an oltnr sanice Oftso ft qu*g Fie /CS1194. to: Susan Vivian, The Illinacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road. hckerirq, Ontario Ll W 115 Fax905-837-5009 No phone calls please. Only those tundidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Driver with THE own van MINACS AMMMENE GROUP Call evLarrygs only INC Susan Vivian, The Illinacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road. hckerirq, Ontario Ll W 115 Fax905-837-5009 No phone calls please. Only those tundidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Driver with W=140°° "eXAI' own van AssernMe products have ,I d For light delivery yw-re pad Call evLarrygs only 835 No eqnrience 7 n1-soM -Mo W Wm's urw Requires Experienced Unit Cooks apply in person 774 UVWpool Rd. South Pickarim wars aRJLL MR We are looking for Quality KAchen People to staff our new Pickering location. Experience and Pride are a must. • Assistant Kitchen Manager • Prep. cook • Grillcoa postions available. Very competitive WW. Apply in Person at: WALT'S 1790 LlverpM Rd., Pickering Choioe Plosiions " Live In or Out Drivers Preferred Nannies for Children 3 Companions for the Elderh 619-3351 144 Old Ktrgsfon Rd. Suite 1 DA, Ajax mnebfta a r"prod aEa ft ;K 1100& No "lerienciii neces� sari For FREE dwk send S.A.S.E. to Five Star IF 111 ises 11111 Llwrpool FA— sake 213, Picksrirg, Oat.IVM instructors- People withexperience and KIDS amedlineind to, m Headed i n.k SOUTH Oshawa - 4a bedroom ESTHETICIAN and nal tach- naptionists rex needed. For l shared yard, "50 . nician required inve iately. catalogues and TV uteities- F'MVlast, immediate Call the Oshawa Centre mea MMorrtlatlon, cite John, gorranereiais. Can 982.5511. possession. Call 705.277.1311. Hairuykt, 720.4623. (1124" PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVMUM SUNDAY, NOVENWIR 20,19% 00 1DIl1E TO MA"A GROW M Mead Packaging (Canada) Limited a world leader in beverage packaging is accepting applications for openings in our Ajax Folding Carton faciity, for personnel experienced in: I. Multi Colour Web Fed Roto and/or Flexo Presses with "in Line' cutting etc. 2. Flexo Plate Mounter 3. Folder Gluer personnel 4. Right Angle Gluer Operators 5. Fork Truck Experienced Material Handlers 6. Maintenance Parts Inventory Stock Keeper with experience in Maintenance Parts Inventory Control. Computer and Purchasing skills a must. All applicants must be willing to work shift work including weekends andlor continental shifts. T We thank everyone who applies but only those selected for interviews will be contacted. Please send resume, stating position applied ior, to: Mead Packaging (Canada) Liirnited Human Resources Dept. Zai Fairall Street Ajax, Ontario LsS sR7 110 General Nelp L PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Requires EXPERIENCED FRANCHISE POSTAL CLERK For Temporary Position For January Apply In Person ` EXPERIENCED CLERKS ONLY NEED APPLY F1 a A NO JOB? NO PROBLEM! Canada's leading authority on Ski & Hockey is putting People to work immediately, merchandiser g and campaign management Cal Linda (905) 619-1674 Limited Availability FORK LIF!'/OVERHEAD CRANE D S=UC"A TRAINER Join our growing team of Instructors • Do you enjoy the freedom to manage yourself? • Do you mind travelling and some out-of- town work? • Do you mind working the occasional weekend? Required mature individual with recognized instructional background in the materia) handling field, training both operators and management personnel. • Basic mechanical background an asset. If you would like to join a fast growing company and have the above qualifications. we offer a generous salary, benefits, initial training and car allowance. Resumes only accepted. Fork Track Tratirtrssill; l,l "ked 1"E"40 " M Naakdeae Read, Unit ,20 stnt<ruwough, out. M.1v SFA 110 General Help SECURITY OFFICERS FULL b PART-TIME required IMMEDIATELY Applicants must Be willing b work shifts E weekends, have strong written & verbal communication abilities, have pride In your pubic relations skips E appearance, and have your own transportation. Apply to: Group 4 CPS Umlted, 199 Wentworth St. E 2nd Floor, Oshawa from 114 weekdays 579-8020 ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. araph-c design, advertising. us,ness or personal. R•asonabie rasp. Also lessons available. Hardy Timms. (905) 728- 7055. I TF I CARPET CLEANNG BRNG NEW LIFE TO YOM CARPET FOR XWLS - NO GST MAY FOAIII EXTAACTIDN SYS. • DRIES N 1-2 FH. AJAX Chimney Swaps - keep WICH CLEAN t anlnals out of yow Grim FOAM SYSTEMS noy lawor with a cMrey cap or post screen. We clean. 416-264054 inspect, repair and correct aroWy chimneys. Call 686- 7741.-(112094) B- 7741.(112094) CARPET insoaitions .25 yes oaperisna. resiretching. our specialty. Free eswnsss. 0 i N Duncan. 997.1790 or 907.1900. M.L-SAFE PRO WWOMACADEW OIIs4s: a aillimua�rmtdiorl, discounK and �CLI xwdulion to a$256. A, , r 1A n wdiao1e Conducted is: 151 tlaraeetl Ava s 6291 AJKOnLEvery all � $612/2.7373 ;'ecession BLJs'e� Fate 7 nr 50 .-„up5 S & 6 N" Slow 10 kno n $150 3114 4 1 ' & ted $75 Fns pWr up a drop off n7•M 7 datralrrod IrM kx and f11 i wolk S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality renovations. rspais addition, desigrvbwld bars and taDirxsb. Ae workmanship guaranteed and trued. Contact Gary 930• 0tt64. (TF) TUDOR Rose Renovations. ,Quality carpentry. electric. plum birS d►)nrae. deco►atinp. complete home • olfico i services. Free estimates, corn - Positive prices. Rewences. Cas 7231469 anydMIL (112594) TWO " wl" to do aknm anything within rem. smell wrrovals, ciearwps. odd lobs. Pines cal Dart, 656.0376 or Curt 655.4567. (112494) Gas or Wood Stoves And Q Fni eplaCes • SHluPOI.SON Elvis 668-3366 Pim FEATMI I I.M. Serving your llwliidif�irs, Il6ceortic air CI6efNrt; Fal tune' ups, eie 3onwacR 'rile d. 25R dtrt98t M 61 LASE Ur TO 10 1e• IN THREE DMSR With the Supplementary Diet Plan Try It! It Works! Using all natural ingredients Available at Scotts IDA and other participating pharmacies and health food stores. For more information 1-800-3614720 Fta:Taoe daarwt9 • Reasonable Rates 425.73p Rnowiliwa t Rrp1b b Ib0111i, h*ms &I110 i Duets. Cal u6 for a the/ awkwo m Wdft belts _ IYMehe nice pMb b deal Wk WOfast1r11r� pears. Nodo Egg Yl fm •sted EnAaoces am • Mart 939,:255 PbM Aft i.'fuota Matte MARKHAM INSURANCE BROKER Looking for R.I.B.O. registered person with at least 2 years experience as a CSR. Candidates will be service oriented, motivated and enjoy dealing with the public. Salary commensurate with experience. If you want to advance your career working for one of Markham's oldest and largest insurance brokers please forward your resum6 immediately to: Carson dk Weeks _ Insurance Brokers Limited '59 Maio Street North Markham, ON L3P 1X7 or FAX to 905-294-1106 Attn: Sales Manager Pkase no phone calls. GM PARTS PERSON required for Durham Region, expanding GM dealership. Send full resume, in strict confidence to: File #19422 News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 EARN $$$ AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped envelope to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yong* St_ Unit 344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1X4 Pleas* do not apply In person eat oter 20 year! tixpsierlee When price is a concern n priceless EM aiPbft iott. apt, � a. notmAmmovm W8 W A allies A�M� START NOW Plow filling full and part-time positions for all shuts. No experience necessary. Full training provided. $11.00 to start. Students welcome. Es6.4ss0 ALASKA JOBS Eam up 10 $30.000 in 3 months fishing salmon Also construction, cannery, rail fields plus morel FOR piUKMTE RESPONSE CALL 1-504.646.4513 EXT. K100 CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn $3004900 weekly, year round position, hiring menAvomen. Free room/board, will train. Call 1-504-646.4502 Ext C100 Adams Services A -Z DRIVERS • Full Time • Part Time • 2 years experience • Clean abstract Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 REOUIRED for my elderly infirm mother, a mitt" reliable I&* owrpanion who speaks Hindi Punjabi. 5 days a weak. Aja area. Purse corsact (905) 428- 3"S. 233965. (112394) 6E your own bop and own ex- tra income seeing quality lids clothing. Call (416) 297-5773. (112094) V t tllteet9ailtl • Ilfir9tlEal MAGKXAK `loan friends. ready n lor � ANE you fesYg probltrnrs fnd- w ' 6M6 � a occasion. Blrthd IngWas,socleanyourl- eFor protosaksnal elsanl woklM timtelll FW promotions. openings• ttrad►aYsa, Hsbn`* lions Sarviow�-Nft. help, a 427-1041. (101284) EXPERIENCED AJAX Moving Sywee - full RABBIT wants work doing w0- dssn yon. ktotreo dnlig a su lamb lob. Rwoasbb res. Cal e110ea. O1 vele. &op6rw a n+No sp.dapeta, set rat. a eepie to daldisn's parties and as occasions. Have my own Im Ma&atary - brick, click and sm " d am typal. Over= i •Pub 420.20H abr X pins (t 12384) � units,Noar oa" � ��' Cal Emb. a66�4902. wslkmaaehO No Rob is o big. as _ boaaa wife mom Park will bad Jab loo inrlal • will b t 0-L For MOLLV Maid is aasklq halt firs tlatNlws, coo 57ity11. wOrkilg moa for C idsrrrrstiprr 7250005 0-r be tune ansa. Pkw" tall Mon- 427-0006 (TF) COMPLETEcarpentry d"*"W. 890 am.490 pins 427446:. MEll With kv" truck will do household moves. reaidentiy, DOOR$ R speciaWkV in rCrxovatbre, ba.stwtb dada. thin. doss (112204 rSUAKE nouseciserer so"Call a � i Garage �B and windows. 15 years to do vacuuming. dusting. •moveL 2 Installation ssperirx, Free ssuntitsa. Call Dsek. 72"NM (I 122M) kitchen, 1 -1 ,rrr lk+as. se �,.,,..,,�� Openers R .-onepls res. We". ei• it ly Sa1es C a R Mairs mance Sysises • aeklsntK corm—Clod budding (eekly,6) (1 .Service Repairs +ro l r @& i (905) 837 -Or scing• cal r , kftam rrlwL Vila . mc D6WW M Construction. speciaI In/ In additions, HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS mow lila or small. we Prig C..„ `- Na p, plumbing, tharnaB esosedrwwA ,sentons �, Fail!basomsms. Whole. roofing. docks, Interlocking &tons*• d(so Link short notice moves. Pianos Clete reelable sert110a. SnOviplowing retaining walls. Work moved. Conlpwabli taus. Ces432.2060. (TF) 4� 1 • • guwsnl@st Member of of 427.4234. (112904) MICHALSIQ Moving •house, DRYWALL and Palntln g • - • Rates CARPENTRY . 25 ears � chase. allpliartcp and boarding• rapine, ioxtu►in dReliable painting, renovations and Scarborough experience. licensed. basement Hnialtrg. addltlsts, decks, al wardrobe service. licensed. insured. Fres estimates. cam �• ins. oft. 15 years exp % Dur. Fres estimate n 9srviq porys,l and out d Wssrx hosre i►povemrnr. 6!1&9015 428 7795. (TF) area, Ken, 4U-4500.(112294) 14 t 100 ey': ��: J I: V%4 &: *; '• 'Blake Tfadd T � 0 •. Pet/tuff Regulon & teoronol Help 161# Petstuff is an exciting new pet supply 4irretail chain operating in 20,000 square foot superstores. Our new operations in Canada have created outstanding opportunities at our Pickering location for the following: • BIRD, FISH & SMALL ANIMAL SPECIALISTS • PET SPECIALISTS • LEAD RECEIVING CLERK • STOCKERS %kip• CASHIERS 44• • SALES ASSOCIATES • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT • GROOMERS For consideration, pleas apply in person Monday through Saturday, 9am - 7pm, �dill, to: Pickering Home & Design Center, Unit 20A (next to Mcinnis Landing), 1755 Pickering Pkwy., Pickering, Ontario Ll V 6K5. to ��t Uff II so 111111110 An I-qual `.qq -'unit) Lmpiu),r BUYER A Whitby based converter of flexible packaging materials requires a results driven, detail conscious individual in their Materials Department. The successful candidate should demonstrate superior communication, organizational and PC skills that can be focused on serving our Customers. The position requires up to date knowledge in MRP, MPS and CP, Enrollment in PMAC, CAPIC or CITT would be an asset. Interested candidates fulfilling the above requirements may submit their resume to: "Buyer" J.H. McNairn Limited 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ont. LiN ZC4 FAX (905) 668-5038; Only those mvWidaws under consideration will be contacted. 110 ,cnpr:a, Nolo JR. Packaging Engineer - A Progressive Ajax Automotive company is seeking a junior Packaging Engineer to On our engineering team. The suc- cessful candidate should pos. Bess the following qualities: Graduate of a 2nd or 3rd En. gineering Program, up to 1 yes Of Practical experience, Profi. cient 00rWer skitk. good com. municSion skits. flexible and Willing to kern. ability b travel. Interested applicants should apply to: Human Resource Administrator, 1300 King St. E., Box 31107, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 8N0 (112294) RED Lobster, Oshawa location is baking for the following: Host) Hostess, food prep, line Cook. Please apply in Person between 2-4 P.M. Mon-Thurs. to Red Lobster. Oshawa. Experience an asset but will train. Days and evenings. weekends included. (112294-) AJAX SQUARE DANCE CLUB needs dancers. General pudic couples Of singles. Rolland Michener Public School. Sun - Ing Thursdays. Jan. 5. 1995. 7-9 p.m Call for irilormaliori. Frank, 686-0361 or Irma. 683-2936. (112094) EARN Extra money - SW - 5100 - 3200 - 3350. To: assemble Christmas decorations year round at hoar. Wok available across Canada. For more ,rdol ion. send SJLS.E. to: Christmas Fantasy. 2212 Glad. win Cr., unit D-12. Ext 1004 Ottawa, Om. K1B 5N1 (112094) OFFICE Administrator - growing Ajax rtrnutactUr" firth seeks organized eee mctivaad Person for administrativeheception Posaori. Duties lrickads Dock keeping, thorough financial atalemeta, l i reapion and aMice clerica 120 Olt, 12 ,-0 tiPl7 MEDIUM SIZED GM DEALERSHIP IN DURHAM REGION REQUIRES OFFICE MANAGERIACCOUNTANT Must be familiar with automotive, accounting to monthly statement. Preference given to those applicants with GM accounting experience. Vacancy will exist because of retirement after 17 yrs. with this dealership. Salary, group benefits and demo vehicle supplied. Reply with full resume to: File #9421 News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. 1_11S 2H5 ALL REPLIES HELD IN STRICT CONFIDENCE ales 130 Help VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT Mug REOUIRED babysitter to care APPLEWOOD - "urn trio lees!. accounting* aorrgrt« for 2 children. 10 months and 4 Iree delivery. 37518- face cord and woo Processing. Qualified go �s in our hortr. Drxisr'Finch or $200/bush cord. Fair Person please neck resume to to start January. References Measure. TWIN BRAND Fp1�s sIn osr Ajax/Ps*wing News required, (905) 837-2321. ORCHARDS. Newaasris 1-905 Ave. Aja 130 Comnrrcrw (1125/4) 967-4UM, (TF) Ave. Ajax, Ont. LtS 2H5 (1125") SEEKING babysitter to cera for RREWOOD For Sale. Cut. split WANTED pet time receptialist two children. 8 mets. and 3.5 and delivered. Price S6Wace THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1994 -PAGE 27 Homco Plastics Inc., a derision of The Horn Group of Companies, has the following immediate full-time opportunities: SHIFT SUPERVISOR Your responsibilities will include set-up and maintenance of moulds, trouble shooting, coordinating to meet production and staff motivation. Requires 5 years experience in injection moulding or plastic field. TESTER/MOULD SETUP Minimum 5 years experience to test, debug and improve process of new moulds. Excellent interactive communications skills required to liaise with internal personnel. Horrico Plastics Inc. offers an attractive salary and benefit package. Qualified applicants can forward their resume to Box 17077 or fax 905-579-6050. No phone calls please. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. CHEMICAL/MICROBIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGIST We are a long established chemical manufacturing company in Ajax. A University or Community College graduate is required for the preparation and bottling of chemical reagents, quality control of raw materials, as well as water analysis. We offer a competitive salary plus excellent* benefits. Please send resume to: DREW CHEMICALS LTD. 525 Finley Ave. Ajax, Ont. LiS 2E5 or fax to: (905) 427-0688 4de assistant for an ax Dental yrs. cid in our home French cord, Calf Gerry, 281.5455 or CARPETS - lots d carpet. lo0•t AI AHnOUEs - bookcase ilea k. WEDDING Gowns -tor sale ora Office. HARP certified, hours in- speaking would be an asset. 619-1393. (t 72094) nylon. new warn release carped Re1*fWWM, start Mmrmtedii[elY. On nand. will careen 3 roorme. rnalnogany, and tables (2). coffee for rent. COnargnrtrnl sale{ cYrdes Saturdays and (905) /2"-3855. (112094) FIREWOOD - excellent qualify 3349 Pr co nclud*s carpet. table, chest d drawers, racking wanted for wadding gowns. PleMerorll427-1443. (112491) hardwood. Guaranteed extra . Premium pad. expert chair. sewing basket. bridesmaid dresses. tbwergrc NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER time hAsy seasoned. CIA dolivory. free washstand. 3260. Chest of dresses. Call 432.9289. '* * �'/�' you are or a swgle tl>rN days per week. 2 toddlers. � � F �r�om, estimates (yards) Norman. drawee. oak gate-leg table. (,12214) WEVE Ei EXPANDED! � P� a three yseparated r dNa k MOWWo�20g{�e 905-!27. Fr.. Koz Heat 6862314. (TF) dols crib, 335. Trunk, $45. Girls with three years work y' y Dike, skill saw• sander, drill, VCR Hitachi VHS, delurr 'stpersrnce, you may gk+awr fa ( Firewood, (905) 753.2246. AJAX Pickering financial assistance or 1 NORTH 1112994 u o. - no snokablo•re (more) 4342650. user friendly. . o n- s digital r e e n over 45 and have nwnt been live out lea - iver f r�i� ) reasaiable otter relufed, fury (112294) programming, eurnstem M y e9 guaranteed. Reconditioned Full &Lg, Pour return system laid cit, you may qualify for train- daupfxs. Mon -Fri, 7 am. -6 p.m appiardss. Corti make us a ARCHERY Classes available. Full auto pragrartrnnp for only 2 Ing assistance. DIPlCERT.. Non smoker with own car ' deal. 427-6794. 467 Weeny Evenings or Saturdays. Skilled 35 weekly. Rent to own, call Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. pe eterred. For further ostaik. Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) professional instruction. Call Gary, 571.1413. (112294) DurhaDurham's �,. s Word, Accpac. Bedford. call 68&5410 days a awnings. AIR tight wood stove with 2 FOR Sale - 10' contractors !Oa -0058, Pxa "" Sporting COMPUTERS - now arid resale. m S Ultimate Autocad. Ventura, P ) speed bowers. rhe new. 5135 radial ane saw. 2.5 HP, 10 Goods. 012794) New 486 SX33's. complete. as Dom-�y�, Harvard, Coral, Computer used only 3 times. as nw low as 3999. Lap taps from r� DaiK.►• Facil P oD.o. (905) 427St/l. (1125t4) '•'3lf S "7 * Programming and Systems 3Ya old w" slow. SM 70 tArWition. now 31100. will sal OAK44HE FURNITURE - Why $595. Extemag madams s69. , Anallyrist Quarts Etpress a„ascal and Cd D ry (quote Bel Canada) pay retail prices One of Low prices on CO toms, sound Is `^r`^'s'• •7/ year oke wastorid u, 1100 fa 5600. � HIGH ENERGY A MOTIVATED Illustrator. Durham Business eid1• �9 silo " - SW. "sot rack for rel see van, 550. Ontario's oldest and largest cards. dines, printers, etc, our Fatlwd tteo 4, ton %Call (9W) /74-5410. (11239) Bedroom suite, 1150, van Manufacturers is now sailing overhead s low and so are our KITCHEN Compal► College, 427-3010. 9 w� a �EN STAFF � (TF) fR ark wood seats, wf Chrysler MiruVan s dues to the public. Eg. oak prices. 161 King St. E., WITH I�ss� nr PERSONALITY 2, Will proixds slparelFCad brick Two new condition. Fisher Price Pods" table with cur ext and Bowmanville. 697-3059. TONS OF SES & PE��SONALI sSales Kitchen, 320. 666.3014. ! Windsor chairs, $799 - B' oak (121394) M yy �• st0 trih Ilplaos screen. 24-x25-, (112594) double Pedestal dw ext. and 6 O WIN OUR �130 ewiltlfalwlL MUNOW 5400. Cas 126.6794. (111""1) chairs. $,429. Cannorittal beds. S1fEDMAN - vuawY loam ALL STAR TEAM * N"ISTILParty ked. b tat? what sheds bur on ate, axe 556". nisi, dols aldts 10 ie Palk SOFA 91-, comfy. Ike new. 11i11e llau to show � ? hat 529". over 20 stain criball .all GST included. REAL ESTATE company is INIMI Cn11S. Cltwisa, ars flowered with cream sdid, no venters -Traditional D� a Lys * Resume and Experience Required * hiring licensed sales alawirofraatlt 2 bsdtground, $450. ob.o. cal w� s own �' "" Woodworking, 905-965-6774. bird Lumber. Kingslon Rd.. Px k- GROW WITH US' aprseMatives. Full « part taw atter 7 pm. 631-5449. (1125[4) chanfels 10 a km HWJOO 10 200 (TF) (11^2494) call 90S.509-4961. . fin., no board lose. Call Dal., (�) /331623 112294) a very Merry Christmas. T.J. CARPET yak have S discount HITACHI ' * ( DAYCARE available In 1 Sauaae, 432-7565. (112294) prices. 100% nylon, stain own of l hone stere°' reser Price Includes �� rent to am orlay-away until home from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. HITACHI 26• wallam TV stawo Chnstmas. Fully femallis with ory Westne N of N e2 near pad and ascent instaeatbon. Cal 1211 KINGSTON RD. 1Ar Loeb. can reach me Mab osteo ice. Ter- Nidi (905) 134655,. („2294, off tim.r, double auto riv. * DICKERING �k OperatorPRESS Dick ate» �r:t9 �» coli. tom) W%Vgpl r�r�►r ^"� °^ •p•.n �aa:a min,«. �«Ie. Co. Digital IM& with pp�I 4272071 ask! brJoanna cable. ready. Rent to ane a* DISHWASHER; $300. Krtdaeri Presets. deep rich sound wt 9JJ�5�0 start i tmedIAey. salarY con* PRIVATE Da _� $6 wacky. Cas Gey s 571- tabes and Dayba41i20025. �Cal own dNy $i6 wsskly Mark rmwiowals with experience. Cal TLC. comiambis vkomrtea 9 NEED (1122") space, must a" - two 427-8231. (112294) 571-1413.(112294) (905)434-2613. (11259) near parks and schools, rdadlefKb mye�IV fared round table scan carved 6PCE warM bedroom set with SHARP Deluxe Camcorder MiUPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES NOW r6t7t" kK the ScwWf0Ugf1 mrd AJ6aU is ker" area. • rAseendAm • filflNrhil Halloo • Lk*nnd FOfkrti akolilORE • IVIS Wddws Appy in pefson, Tuesday, Nov. 22,1994 at 1305 Pickirinp Parkway SWeN612, Pickering 9 a.m. -11 a.m. and 1 pm. - 3 p,m. Previous itiom t6 meed not appy. EquW Oppwiiunqemployer Wesbay N. 01 401. Cap 428- 0097. (112094) W* pwty hear. qpbuffet. 'Also f6nrllfN 4N' 11Wt chair, collection at Royal lro Doun queen nattrMs and box spring. $950 Super Simcamower , pzoom, in finite of =Noy character jugs. s even Cil larrips• call (906) 263.8205. o.D.o. A)so erhenirrmwM a contra Call 8394606. (112194) auto loan, easy operation. VHS format, corypaeL light and ' Crabb wd tatter now W (11229)_ HOME spei1kef dean aa, cont MOW" more for only $e weekly. g( IN& E%DErienced� 1 r 579.9912 r MOTOROLA Flip Pftorte, 5160. 434-5780 or 29e-29"1books plate selection of surround call Mark, 571-1413. (112294) hes. or WS vim=ow p and . (11299) 16' Htacfsi Blip Scree4 aped a monitor and fel size Ops are from Audiosphore CARPET Braker. 100-x. thick, plush, stain resistant )REPff.&I fiNG 111101111 a1 the moves in your own Research, Acaaound, Profile, carpet. For 3 roams, only $329. 35%TMd(SM Rd. K home theSrs. Feature packed Sound Dynamic; and Kentwood. Price includes 30 sq.yds carpet, Whilby (N d %SW screen with deluxe musk ran%"Rent to own for as little as $5 deluxe pad and installation in Stephenson's Furniture and P.I.P.. audio piaur , only 120. weekly. Call Gary S 571-1413. your horna.quotationin Galloway PuMioo. D80. TWi. Ingsfuncon. Vancouver, and hours. Call Jaakle wady. Cal Can, 571.1413 Appliances, 227 Court St. Oshawa 5767448. (120294) your home. No pay REVOLUNTIOHARY Dog Train- rns VA§VOUS warns. d,Mle�b and chair. si0 tables, drapes, WASHERS, dryers, fridge, stove, new and recorditiaad. mens ger one leu year 1996 Daniel1 8e 217 Flexibletgi n, 10GUY Panasonic printeportable itioned T (TF) le 10 traintleo)osis dishwasher, Kirbyvacuum, $upf�n111Q up for recon- PIANOSIGRANDFATHER own schedule. train per �r ts� `!► '� ddioned d $175 i Clocks - D rham' Ism No immitAs, individual nOs 575 125. Limited edition rye--. up or u s On, - - day. g art framed and unframed 5200 reconditioned fridges and tion _ New and used pianos Na PROFESSIONAL Clips hes Bm• GET paid for temaV books) UP DENTAL Assistant - P.O.A. F11REW00D - quality seaeaad training in a modern indoor ,, 697-1560.(112294) stoves. Also coin operated auto? Rent to own, ace. size, mediateapen itgs, oma ka and ���r•r�,�- Pidurin ON-Dutbsin- to $100 per title. BooksP.D.A. ret 16' hardwood. $16D per bush facility. Ajax loeatiop. Fully NEARLY lovely washers and dryers. upright, grand, digital, one part time. Expedenceid dL Mrlisling and some FREE. Writs today Full Una, Bare awn cord, Limped quantity. Call I. guaranteed. Call Rocull Dog new sola and large Stephenson's Furniture and keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free stylist VPIT it 1' 3 t 1300 King $t. E. Oshawa Galloway PuMioo. D80. TWi. Ingsfuncon. Vancouver, and hours. Call Jaakle 705 -9" -Ml 7 p rw-11 p.m Training, (905) 819-9026. at • matching-$87.beautfful (1129"4) (1124941 large Painting- 5875. Tekpharr Appliances, 227 Court St. Oshawa 5767448. (120294) datura and so up). Tremendous Piano Works. a call 576. 4193, (11�) s150•ta67 West 4th (112494) 666.9647. (12494) 433.1491. (TFF) • 'r•rotaa B.C. VSJ 1N41120294) .. .1 il::ct tr,� .' 4-64it 14+4 if t j, ' .. aAJ?7,:h �r ts� `!► '� - . ■1d-i;r in •••• - 41-J I; t l It It :.Z'L A t 3 l Ir t t S Tr I 1! a' S t: ar'.'a a F l t T 3! a s t 4 or 9 .,ed -^Alt i I a, tr r rr.�J ti T 1/Y fY7'e v 'a � Ira J f r r . PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1"d I ���[260 ®300 " WANTED to buy0o-oda used ping 4W-846.(1 tn25bs aondeion. WANTED - chain linkI""0 (,tots and top ralk. Plane Call 725.2383. 1 called before. please call again. (112494) OLD and good cantering. gold. sterling, optical Instrument• jewellery, watches, old china and glass, antique furniture. 432-1678.(112294) WANTED - old and antique furniture, anything old. Scientific instruments, china, silver• advertising, sporting, toys. decoys, dolls. milk bottles. col - 1946 Dodge Airline station wagon, 125.000 kms., non smoker, 2.5L engine, good condition. $1999 certified. 404- 8632. (112494) 1988 Mercury Topaz GS, 4 door. auto. air. fully Waded, new ties, battery. $1tl95. Can (905) 427- 5564. (112594) 1885 Chevele, 4 door, blue, 126.000 kms., arMm cassette, automatic, good condition, certified. $1450 o.b.o. Call (905) 686-2946.(112094) 1985 Dodge Aries. 4 Binder, auto, ps., pb., am fm cassette deck, new tires, battery, $1500. candied 579 -ORM (112294)bedroom, $625. Two bedroom, WHITBY - clean bright three Pod, hot tub, tennis. Claes to al 00000000000000000 + WHREY-8WE WATER PARK + + 1 and 2 h fill no Suites, (broadloom, and OGH. Two bedroom apart non. an conditioned. %4•- - utilities. Available Rooms / 1 Rent 'FREE towing for nwredulMy. Cal 576-2059 ahoy ggabw on a 137' let. $119,900. 101 KAULEEN ST. W 4 p.m (120294) CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE UN -YAR GIFTS Mon. -Fri. 9.7 pin., Sat. A Sun. 12-5 pm. - 1047EatonCI, Pkk•ring-937-0234 Shelter Conedian P.Opel2 les Limited TWO bedroom apartment 00190000000000i AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 and 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground panting 55 FALBY COURT Mon: Frl. 9-5 p.m., Sat. cit Sun. 12-5 p.m. ledrons or epales. mall Rober (905) 683-6021 Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 1965 Marc. Cougar. two door•Shelter. Canadian Pro Cilie$ Limited 8049• eroddn. (TF) GORGEOUS V6. auto, ps.. pb.. air, cruise and ♦+. APPLIANCES Warded: Waking DOLL HOUSE windows. Low miles. Good Or not. Fridges stoves, washers. clean running car. Was $2795, dryers. ALSO WANTED. jC11J S now $2495 certified. 6 more nice pickups. 1985 or newer. I cars to choose from. Can 427- Reasonable. (905) 427-2713. FUmiture a accessories. 9722 anytime. Russ. open 7 -T00 Cute for 1w0,'d3- days a week indoors. Big Town Sales. (112494) 1 (905) 831-1536 1964 Fiero. two door. auto. air. Britfgestone ties, excel- lent clean running car. Was $2695, now $2395 certified. Hur- ry on this one. 6 more nice ears to choose from. Cal 427-9722 uanytime Russ. Open 7 days a ��t idt • • • week indoors. Bp Town Sales. CENTRAL Oshawa - 2 8 3 bedrooms, available Dec. I. Fenced yard, appliances, parking, $680 + lights. Call 905- 420-3775.(112494) PICKERING Sheppherd/Akona Rd.. large two bedroom base- ment apartment. 4 poe. bath. laundry• parking, no pets/ smoking. Relevances required. 509-9005.(112394) AVAILABLE in Oshawa a Whit- by apartment building. spacious carpeted newly painted apart- ment with balcony. dose to bus. shopping. All utilities included. First/last required. No pets. One WHITBY - 3 bedroom, $teps from Go, firsVlast required. Available ,Ian. 1. No Pont. $900 hydro. Call (905) 666.3452. WHITBY -newly decoraled 3 bedroom townhouse in end unit, w/o, 1.5 baths, garage, slows. fridge, available now. 5875 + utilities. Call 905-509-1812. (111794) THREE bedroom townhouses, tridge, stove, dryer included. Common pool and sauna. wak to schools. Available Nov. and Jan. North Oshawa. Call 436. 3346.(120694) OT, GORGEOUS three bedroom condo, dos. 10 famtnn Clear Water Beach, pool. jacuzzi. BBO. private yard, available now -May 1995. For information and to view photos. 686-9846 or 579-3788. (TF) SEA Gate Condominiums - three bedroom. 2 baths. Indian Shore Florida - on the Quit of Mexico. Heated pod. walk to many activities and beautiful beach. Call (905) 723-5495. Reasonable rates. (112294) POMPANO Beach Condo. Great vacation spot. Two bedroom, 2 baths, everything included. NEAR HOSPITAL Bachelor apartment, all appliances, 4 pce. bath, parking, on second floor. $4W monthly. Available Dec. 1. Call 723-0293 H (112494) t i ONE BEDROOM basement apartment, partially furnished if desired, cable, air tort, large eat -in kitchen. Desirable Glendale. Hwy +122 iverpool Rd. No pets. No smoking. 5575 al inclusive. last. Cal Clovis, and find that quality hand -made giftshadow. air, am. Cavelier. ori.. I Call (9051 831-5249 1 012594) 14 tuto. $2495 firm. Chevens, 1. 0 . -- Ubr[gmag '.. :0 . Craft Show and Sale Catch the spirit of the holiday season 19W Mercury Capri hatchback 6 ryincler. good body. interior. tires. Looks Ike a mustang. As is. $650 o.b.o. 427-1896. (112294) 1972 Cutlass convertible, as is. $1000 o.b.o. Call (905) 619- 1326.(112494) CERTICAR AUTO CENTRE. 155 ling St. W. at Midtown man. 3 at $3995. 1985 Buick Park Avenue 1987 Nova auto 1989 COURTICE Towntine/Olive, available Jan. 1. Bachelor basement, fumjshed or not, own entrance, parking, utilities, suit single working person. Non smoker, no pets. FirsvIast. $470 monthly. Call 434-2494. (112494) BACHELOR apartments for rent. clean and quiet. dose to downtown, $380 and $402. all inclusive Available Dec. 1. Phone 404.8655 or 623.3535 leave message. (112294) PICKERING - Westshore/ Oaklahoma, large bachelor apartment in a family home. Cable. parking, 'sundry. asst be seen. Fketllast. $525 inclusive. 420-9217.(112494) AJAX - nice and spacious two bedroom basement apartment with separate entrance. large window in every room. full bath, dose to Go station. non smoker. no pets. $725 all nclusive. Frsu I 427 0372 Saturday, November 2611 HIGHBUSH PUBLIC SCHOOL 605 Strouds Lane, Pickering 1114M a m to 4.30 m auto. 61995. 3-19" Cults" Cierras from $4995. 1989 Corsica Waded, $5695. 1967 Safari. 8 passenger. $6995. 1987 Aerostar. 8 passenger, $6x95. 19W Lager RS DOHC. $8995. GIM Pickups. 1967 to 1992 Pius 25 more certified vehicles. 579-2886 or 571.2886. • • • • 1100 • Open Sundays. (1 12594) Refreshments and Snack Bar LEASE to own venr,es .990_ a 1985. $345 dow- ^o steres• -c ADMISSION s� 4 t "'.tea 6 ``� -- a 1.00 - Automobiles, Children a �,,a 1 ' d 13 OSHAWA NORTH 2 bdrm. apartments, dean, quiet building, from $600 per month. -- -576-2541 WHITBY - one Dedroom apartment. !11525. Two bedroom. $625 plus hydro. First/last ^onths required. Days, 725- 69,1 or evenings 6681016. .1229x) SOUTH Oshawa - 275 Wentworth St. W. Bachelor. Large one and two bedroom. dose to buses and shopping. Available immediately. Cal 721- 9722 or 434,5183 between 9 8 p.m (112494) H". 0"I WANTED DEAD CLOSE to dow. Oshawa Free .A,���t� xiriiM`tkm�t>•vZ1rvC OR and OGH. Two bedroom apart non. an conditioned. %4•- - utilities. Available Rooms / 1 Rent 'FREE towing for nwredulMy. Cal 576-2059 ahoy ggabw on a 137' let. $119,900. scrgp, 4 p.m (120294) CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE UN -YAR GIFTS 11175 monthly. Call John - 1047EatonCI, Pkk•ring-937-0234 trucks TWO bedroom apartment SUN- NOV. 20, 12-5 P.Y. SamCnorrkaW Steele, Makta 14' Briber saw. nnorwtln t10r1" ' across from N. GM Plant. fury Custom basks S. Gift wal baskets. End of flacipn9d 8th Ilona. $31.3300 ReMao Fitt. (112094) renovated, sparse entrance. tndge, stow.. no pets. $Soo plus ire$ 9M baked draw. Fra• relroshmentS. Nursed back to health. 424 utilities. Frstnast. Call (905) 310- 764.1667. (112594) CRAFT Show - DuRwnCollege • • • NOOSES fa nes :,104$1200 AJAX South - large two bedroom.'- apart. W New - is pleased 10 present ored [tie biggest Fau/Cnrstma . Craft 1 1ror Sale1988 Chevy S10 Short Box, am . ly renovatea nice arta now Shows in the Durham Region. COnditilori. 4 hinder WOW. Private, Nov 2627 to m-4 m Ad- ststandgad cY . 13400pK yard No polls. deck fenced ward THREE bedroom top floor apartment. washer/dryer included, cable. all utilities. private parking, private entrance, hrstllast. 14(2 Oxford SL Oshawa. Can 905.83941957. (112294) VACA 41DESI Cal the ore stop rental shop for a BETTER selection. DURHAM HOME RENTERS. (905) 428-1279 min- imal tee. LANDLORD'S AD- VERTISE FREEII (TF) SLOOlt'SIMCOE - large two bedroom ,n 46 unit building, storage. laundry. parking, wits managed. Cho" to stores bus. from $675 inclusive. Go drract to 123 Blow St. W. or call cosec 905-571.4289 (TF) OSHAWA - bachelor. $450. One bedroom. $569: Two bedroom. $619. Three bedroom $705: clean and large units. Include heft. table, hot water. parking. new appliances. Tenant pays hydro. Call 436-6700 or 404- 6222. (112594) $725. Cal 430-0134. (TF) OSHAWA - unique two bedroom apartment with two spacious levels, huge loh w/pine floors. Victorian bath, immaculate appliances. Central air, charm- ing older area. $750 + 1/2 utilities. Cal tolled after 7 p.m. 519-942-3984.(112294) bedroom townhouse. renovated amenities. Call (905) 666-0006. kitchen, family room, garage. (TF) 1.5 baths. 4 appliances. new 4x gas heating, air. $925. 905-430- Homes 500 21%.(112494) For Rooms / 1 Rent WHITBY - immaculate bun- e ggabw on a 137' let. $119,900. ton IrudAk1mp. wackier pew JJ. Tan M. 380 Stet Concrete Rec room, detached garage. EAST Oshawa TownikWKing area, large two bedroom 1000 sq.ft. in duplex. Fridge, stove. laundry facilities. Close to all amenities. freshly painted. 5750. Cal 434.5232. (112494) 1Houses For Rent: lifil Y - 3,300 sq. ft. immaculate home on quiet street 4 appls., light fixtures, window coverings, cent. airtvac, gas fp., includes all lawn 6 garden care. Asking 51,650/mth. Lesley Divers, ReNax Ali -Stars Really Inc., - $1350 RENT + Scareene, y►k. keel empbw fawn k.Lew AK Tom 416-284.4736 AJAX - room in quiet home gas neal• wnkra air. mm oma. suitable for working female down, carries for $960 per preferred. Use of bathroom, month including taxes. Ted kitchen and laundry facility. Ali Houghton, Remax SumrrM, 668 - utilities and cable included. 3800. (112494) $400 per month. 686.7260. DESIRABLE Queens Common - (112294) 4 bedroom executive home. LARGE attic room• shared large bright kitchen, fenced pool bathroom, cable• laundry size lot• professionally included. Ofive/Sjmcce area. landscaped. leveler window CHFAPI SRS mr waak 729- blinds. video door answering 1773 after 4 p.m. (112594) system. Many extras. call (905) room with 666-5295 for appointment to PICKERING - s n9le view. (No agents please) cable, use or kitchen, walk to (112294) Pickering Town Centre, Go and Pickering Generating Station, AJAX S. - 3.1 bedroom brick $170 bi-weekly or $350 nnnthfy. bunglow w/in-law apartment. Phone 420131 8. (112594) garage• large fenced yard. Close CENTRAL Whitby -Tullyt0 shopping. $185,900. No agents- (905) 428-8184. nished room in clean quiet home. privileges include kitchen(112594) OPEN House Sat Nov 19 and use, table and parking. Suit ma- ture working mak, $90. First/ 20. 21 p.m at 1383 Everglades List. 668.3640. (t 12094) Dr.. Oshawa Come have a Fuck at this three bedroom raised &PICKERING - bright furnished bungalow with a sit contained morn. separate entrance. share ore bedroom r1-kwv apartment. kitchen and bath. table. parking. This hone s Weal for a starer or bus at door. $400 monthly. FrW retirement horns with rental n - Lot. 837-2047. (112394) tort» or for a large family. With LARGE furnished morn in clean backyard exter4ing arra a park. quiet adult household for mature makes it easy to have sumrrw enpbyW person. (3us, parking, 1380's and keep children SOUTH W:umy lot, : cable, share saperate kitchen, entertained. Asking $137,900. bedroom bungalow. 2 car bathrooms. 50111 evenings. Cal 723.0586 for appointmot 1. garage. walkout basement. hall (TF) (112494) ave l 1 1 980. 150 905166 .. (905) AJAX - furnwhoduntumlished ATTENTIONI Do you have good (1202912029 641 1 or (905) 668-6room available immedaley, n l 3 credit but no down paymant a a ( bedroom home. Close to all small down payment and poor NO down payment? Good a^w'xiesSuitable be working credt'7 You can buy a house credit? Good lops You can buy professional person. Use of (also rent to own). Call Rick for the price of rem. while prices laundry facilities. $350 monthly. Daniels NOW - Major Realty and raise are down. Call Doug Cal 4262144. (1 12294) lirc.. 579.3537. (121394) or Brom, Community Frnaroral. 668.6605. (TF) THREE bedroom upper. Corm$- pi"y renovated, appliances included, finished basement, targe lonceo ot, 763 Easgkn Dr. Available Dec 1 $,100 per month . utli•es. Cas 432-3495 or 7058763697. (112494) AJAX - 3 bedroom sem. targe yard and kitchen. First/last. $950 "Wens. Decomoer 1. (4 t 6) 294-2276. (112094) WHITBY - ore bedroom base- s p ment apartment n quiet 6 plex. mission $2. For vendor certified $2650, o b.o. Cal 434- $750 nckwive. (905) 6150264 ONE bedroom apart nw n.11, . laundry on promises. 2 am. moon. tau (ti05) 721-2000 $768 (112394) Platt. (112594) stove. heal. hydro Included. carpetapplianed. srp`rat. stI car. ext. 2365 nt2294t $570 monthly. Good quiet carpeted, able JQ for 1 car. IV e 1 t OSHAWA Central, charming location. Parking, pinwale ��' Available Jan- 1/95. 725 and very clean one bedroom 9594. (112294) • 1F,%.e • • onw,rica. laundry faeitks. No • 111AIVAN TIRE apartrtertt + Bright ktd"" P THREE bedroom detached FURNISHED or unfurnished master bedroom. 4 pce. ensuile included. Two closets, cable. jacuzzi, large home. Dwalawy a2. Swtable fa walking fomale. 420-8526-(112394) GARDE982 area Whit. room in house. use of all facilities in- cluding laundry. Available anytime. $100 woruy. C&11430- 8 19& (1 122SW) au4346196.(112294) HWY 02/8rock responsible person needed. Must like pests. A.S.A.P. Call Frank M. (416) 475.7767 or Colleen at 619- 2603.(112294) 152603.(112294) BETTER class room- central Oshawa An new decor. cable TV, parking. laundry, share kitchen. Cal 571-5065 a 261 2665.(120194) OSHAWA - KirglThanton Rd. Immaculate 3 bedroom. 1 1/2 baths. now carpets. central air. finisled basenent. waking dis- tance to schools. friary axVas. Class to 401, must be seen. $139.900. No agents. 571.1003. (112294) FOUR bedroom in NW Oshawa. Central air, garage, courtics location. $129.900. Open House Sun. 2.4 p.m. Phar 5759002. 714 Greenoch Cn.. Oshawa. (112494) EAST Oshawa - three bedroom brick bungalow. malwe trees. large lot close to schools, dapping. public uanaFL Make an offer. Asking 5129,900. 4W- 1409.(112294) 3 - 1409.(1t2294) OSHAWA - ranged burVabw. 5 4x LANDSCAPING Package - 2 w/atove, fridge, separate entrance, Laundry roan. Ua. tore 7231292. (112294) Victorian, 3 baths. finished SOUTH Oshawa - large one b� . 4 ' cagy 1/2 years. view of lake, 3 irwg bedrooms, droan, gas fire. FOUND in PoLerng. decla ed neutered male eat block ands S11111111111 ton IrudAk1mp. wackier pew JJ. Tan M. 380 Stet Concrete pass w I- . 8596 monthly neasMre. 421D.2220. (112494) bedroom rased basementapan• merit in semi. Like new 11175 monthly. Call John 1 fully finished basement, immaculate, sale. whoa short hair. Very ewn. has been on as own lar a long tire. "J k"600" SamCnorrkaW Steele, Makta 14' Briber saw. nnorwtln t10r1" ' AJAX - one OgdrDOrn brandnew appian0e9, laundry facilities. 2 Ilona. $31.3300 ReMao Fitt. (112094) 6 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom temnl quick $155.000. Win consider all Nursed back to health. 424 l'A9 maw 3• wide rake and nice. kaury baserwapartment with apartmewith car parking. P -me entrance. $550 all moluerwo- Mature work- NOOSES fa nes :,104$1200 pool. parking, cable oven. Call 432-8415. (112294) 3167. (112394) $4 tools. spare bWboWgat are, firsplaoa step 1Q jacuzzi tub. i19 angM or couple. No pets. s' � 3 aCa41 Included. FnN( LOVELY _ 2 112 all FOUND -Female German Sheppard. 69 rftontte aid. black • Ci & �ht.7hgk l etc. 5 landscapig signs. Prig $14,900. Pagan 4163752741. Al - Must be separate entrance, parking. Ckse to al amenitles. On but Also 2 bsidroan aurailabls 1650•Call Cal $79.2M- (112594) Picker".iO^�y Yb 831-3300, Remora First Reeky las referencesfired (905) 721-1683 leave Widt fnorrte on a IOrl�ct b coo can Mary SL N. close to with tan m illunge. onsawt with with a., rt corWkion. said as a (112294) rouse. Available lately. y Ltd. (t 12594) rflegsa9a 012294) school Dg4a ereI bat- Found n Cour ios ares 11 ( ) package. , Cal 427-7272. (112294) LARGE aro badroorn basenent apartment. Fnch/Oix(e area. ATTElIT10N TENANTS: Ren- FURNISHED betpoorn and run d horse, Nonheaet Oshawa cony an rrLastor bedroonR trier• lochs a fully, Isnad landscaped 788 Elgin C L Two bedroom n Ma 602M B 1 27 suite building, $566. Cal Separate entrance, utilities ur (� variety) arM b own, a�urt� mo^9+9w- Thy Day Non smolw, pinny d parking. backyard with walkout from LOST -0 LOST - Keegfnond - young so ale dog wro-9 pink nYbn 1983 Asum Sunrurrw, Whelk 434-7409 _.. LNVSWCW area, aro bedroom in clearn Zit unit included. Non smokers. 831. 4812. (120694) rant when you can buy? Cal Rick Dansk. NOW at Major 43lan4-53. . (11per month. 434 5388. (1 /?294) kithnen to rear itself lt9td2 in firolmrtd Pool, new mol. eg62636614. (112294) M&2 Wit. hear Heydon Cal 4x4 convertible. 5 speed,FAMA" building. $610. Call 430- g 211ealiar 4 p m (117294) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- Inc 5793537. (121394) AJAX Hwy 8?/WestrLey Rif. tafcia FAG, 2.3 poi banks and and kingstandard. B for Cary 985 1011. (112594)OSHAWA � 4 - Iwo bedroom span• Glen S1 CWae w $Clads shop FireAlLiwpool - 3 bedroom nearer ttleladLed 2 rooms, andepea essslroorn Fa mor "aft cal Mlle, 579- (120194) ' 1882 lirard Prix LE, 11e 3 1L 4 0 tl Lem)n bungalow. separate emtrarLoa 4 pea balk Inatdry. pig and Gm Uhitks ndl ded FinVkst r9111M (1 ren requivad. saxeyonsua tions. ramble garage air. erruite wan rang^ tub. music Shared kitchen cable15572 and par�ta- ProlaesW" mak/TWO male pLa dxsd toypoodledoor, air. cruise. tilt. 49.000$860 Wes.. aA Asking $11.000 Cal K• Lallliss irnekaded FirNllav al 7264990. (120194) room .. IinisMd basement. tamale or student $490. Fires' pupp x, ane � aPrim osis 728-9357, ask for Crai 9' requited- Telephone 434-2737. THREE bedroan aprunetr fa $1199 .. Aiiailgble Dec 1. 8B690 last. Stephen. 428-8947. black a wseglte old ready b (11259) felt ar man flea d detadted 7108.(t12594) (112494) each. Cal 723 (112494) 1(82 Plymoualh Acclaim, loaded. igilm �) PICKERING/AJAX -one bungalow n sough Oshawa nw Girl plant. 442 Phillip Murray THREE bedroom horns + 50 BUNGALOW - 3 bsdroontn quiet ve ist go shoing with PICKERING Tridel Cando• one bedroom + solarium, 3rd floor. COLLIE Ptaebed, 1 12 yew kms., mint shape. ! wwomlin17,000 n Wer tapper tevely Ave. $750 per mash +unities on may- 1730 mor Chill. AvailsbW Dec. 1. residenuall atentage. Asking $128.200. 839.8151. (/ 12094) old mals. good with children, a1 $10.900 confined. Can 668-9332. papas and shoes. $350. Phone (112294) 400 Bright rale entrance, cow to all ar enatiea Cal 6668905 First/last required. 4GS-5379 alter 5 a 834.1151 ow Brazier ��• tj16299.5908. with child. $450, 686-4787. 112594) 433-55 18. (112294) 1880-Ftorda Aulord EXR, leafy (112394) (t 12794) (112494) 'ion ling• 3 bedroomREDUCED to 5350 per frt9rllh CUDDLY Compact (look like loaded. y, rid, exog8are BRIGHT SpaC� Iwo bedroom OSHAWA Blvd. Large two house. now renovated, lar protessianaL Own room am ,Only tiny sheep dogs). PurSWOW oondaion Only 26000 kms• As- LLASA APSO puppies, non king $10,000. 420-5293. PKXERMIG 1 6drrr Bsmt.ApL apartment, walkout, non smoker, laundry facilities bedroom upper floor, large kkh-. laundry. parking. 967`+ evallaeeparate enrranea, l pot. bath• nlmnodLglely' Cal 615 use a facilities in Pickering Townhouse. Claw to Go and FREE �w�• tail of town i ran shedding. vel (112494) ��• available. 1700 per month Inclusive. (905) 725-7526 or (905) 642-4625 (collect) 1070.ble 1070. (112294) ilea market. Cal Rick. (905) spa as low w $ Like4on lois, checked First shots. parents Tose Bonneville SE, fully registered. 5350 each. 432- OQ loaded. black with grey interior S fort -Smoker. Wallk to GO&ake flow paint imiwive. Dec. 1. 728.6563. (112494) front risagge. Special 7565. (112294) oortlied. 5758615 a 433-1262. Sound Pliirli , t AJAX - ore bedroom n trplsat, AJAX trio b�ppn bit / t COUR19. E - to COURTICE - to share three bedroom house, $550 monthly. 150 saes + 2 ff w905 -428. 05-r 8. $299 monthly. Cal 9os�2s- �JAX - horses hoarded. bated (112494) C.1b)1, uflkolls, laundry, Avail. now 6565 Utilities included. Cal 905- apedrt� available Dec. 1. Her- wood/Bayly. $875 monthly Cal Tony, 432-3619. (1125942) 6167. (112594) stalls. GO Bus access $150 per 1888 Pontiac Sunbird a dos. month Walsh pony 9eldirg. 19 aura 1rsrY acollent run- . (905) 420-3751 4282056 cal after 6 p.m or waskar�. (11239) inclusive. Finuakt. Parking, CAPITAL Progenies would like • nate old. A real pet. $450. (905) ning car. $3995. 1984 Buick SCARBOROUGH Benamy/ separate entrarics. 686 2338. (112394)- w offer 1/a the lass in Oshawa 455 ;7 428-8188.9112494) Skytisivk 5 speed. 2 door, ex- GERMAN Sfephards - unique, oetent condition. $1800. Car. a limen 4 lldrim. 401 elk faaou 3 Ladroo •fust floor d houw, 3 bedrooms, close to TTC. STILL Ren' s Nortk Oshawa. Three Living. $ two and three bedroom tevrnhonrw dated n TWO bedroom condo, BORROW ail ink SOLID BLACK, German and flied ob.o. for both. 433.1787. Parents on (112594) bdnn. •TOWf1hOU5@ parking• avaFlable inrtediatey. $75.000. bedroom, finished ret room, workshop, fF� �� (hood in south Oshawa. Loaded with features McLaughlin oars, references. wig S4 Js $110 pay Der rt par month o.ae Cal fjeci blood fries. 11"remises. CKC Registered. POCWW 00005, 4 dos. style- apt., kit., diff. a $B00 per month. 905837.1475. (112394) hardwood floors, walkout to and a great community abfirle i edi per month. Avail able immediately. Telephone Jerry, 868.7200 Free -72 consultations. Mubls invest. Shots. $450. ReadY to 90 mid- lo" (2) all. 1988 Pontiac Tempest LE. 4 Deantter• Cate =D5= 0' loaded. 1987 Plymouth fam. ems. Available Dec. 1/94. 401/WESTNEY - large two Pa1W. econor►ic Sac heal. Total post to own - $795/monthly. atmosphere. 9tartirng Y $700. hl Call Sharon. 436-7556 ow 668680 4after 5 p.m. (112294 ) marttsLtd. (TF) door. RefanL ♦drip. 1985 Cutins Pontiac CaM G. YIII•r bedroom apartment with living fcorn and dining room. exclusive Phone (905) 723-5281 Peter Ney, Sales Rep. Guide Really. (112494) I • 1 OBTAIfeNG A LOAN IS NOl GUARANTEED. SOME COM Wagon and 1988 •1 •-022• backyard and driveway. $700 (TF) AJAX - 3 bedroom tOwnhouw. PANES CHARGE UPFRONT Parisioorle, 4 dos. eel's Auto. 905-888.0987 anytime. Ford Tempo. ail. sato. 4 .._.- AJAX •large one bedroom per month. Cali 428-2925. Cour- tiCMOstkarra badar, large ora WHITBY - Dec. 1. Large two bedroom in Wastrley/Nwy 02. End unit win garage. $1 100 monthly . WNITBY Executive offices - FEES, OTHERS DO NOL IT 11 SUGGESTED THAT YOU 1N 1904 door. tw-torte 9r68n and gray. 154 Clnryslar Canveio, 4 door• bnerrrrtt f stove, shared laundry bedroan apartment with 4 pas. apanntenl uplex, balcony. fivirgroom. rinirngroont utilities. FirsVlast. Astir«ncw. ante business lae)uity. VESTIOATE TNOROUGHLII .only 4200 kms.. $9800 ob o. ane owrnr. alrwmtMiG pS.. Pb•. Ciera loader• f3ood oorLalion, 52990• Separate �r�• Fin�last. bath, not Smobr, no pots $450 I>• r month. Call 432.9174. parking, $735 monthly + hydro. Non smoking. no pNs. available immediate . 905.426-3238. y (�) °r ) 434 9448 (1 12494) BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS• (TF) 1993 Oldsmtobae radia. ♦4$,ggg xmis. BkrrBM,4 dow. phone 427-8333 Mlstr 5 p.m. pets, 8800 inclusive. Available Doc. 1. Call 427 479. (112494) Can 436-0253 or 433.5550. (120294) �%4A*#-V *.,f1 , *1 r �1!►R.$ R/:'': :: -.4 3: t 11 J S°'.'.' y } t.s.aitl�l���rj�B:e.R.B�a$���'F! { ii4iEB..at! t°iLrala�N"ai�►%(<Z-1.T.f4�a'k�iiYioy�'.�4.�A: :���/R}♦��lt .sy MONEY Pi ble n9 Lora, debt consolidations, credit cradill FREE CONS LTATION Ontario Credit Counlr4tAbrs Oshawa- Torertto).433.1125. ((F) FAST food restaurant - take out, delivery. eat -in, new epuipnwnt. Whitby. Greatfood. great opportunity. Priced to sell immediately. Call Brad, 416- 590-9252.(112294) MOTHER'S Dreamt Stay home. Lost weight. Gain Energy. Make Money. 'I lost 20 lbs. and make $9600 in 3 months. Cal 1-600- 561-5216.(TF) (D AVAILABLE FOR LEASE CAS BAR/2-BAY SERVICE STATION • LOCATION: COBOURG, ONT. •MAJOR INVESTMENT REQUIRED (GASOLINEIT.B.A.) • PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: LM. (LU) LAPORTE 613-379-5645 MYSTIC Messenger Physic DRUB LE Readings. Cal For Bonnie or Heidi. (905) 2634=5. 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"We have prints by such people as Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance, A.J. Casson and John Seery -Lester," says Mike. "Our store appeals to many tastes whether it's an appreciation for wildlife or Victorian architecture as well as family portrayals and sport scenes." Most limited editions have 1000 reproductions per original and each is signed and numbered by the artist. They can range in price from $75 and up depending on the artist and his or her popularity at a particular time. "This style of art is affordable and of the highest quality," says Mike. "People buy them to enhance the decor of their home while some acquire them for their investment potential." Z ART GALLERY is also known for its expert framing service. Mike will help you choose from hundreds of frames as well as the backing and the matting which are both acid free to prevent discoloring of your print. Another unique service is the framing of memorabilia like old photos, mementos and pieces of clothing. "We'll frame anything," he says. 'Why have special keepsakes hidden away so no one can appreciate them." Soon Z ART GALLERY will be hosting exhibitions by a variety of artists who will be on hand to sign their work. So visit Z ART for the best in limited editions or call (905) 837-0144. You'll find a wide variety of beautiful limited edition prints by artists such as Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance and Richard Sloan at Z ART GALLERY In Pickering wExE Off"Loym BelpP1111t Pi&cdn& Aim flack to Wo& h1d"Jor fig, 3 Boos &199.00 Hardwood iiools S%99/sq. ft. Ctrs®1C Tilese S5.99/sq. 8 COMPifte Belfsfimeat -- g�9�9 1110C ROOMED AM Price ,jkwtP Whites Rd. Construction :1 831-1860 l PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD. 1050 Brock Rd-, Pickering, 837-1350 NEO ANGLE 32" CORNER ENTRY SHOWER UNIT SHOWER UNR ^ft na". wase 20K*D= am, .4k4 Item YOUR CCHOICELWTED`299" QUAN7M CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM with pOwerhead 169 00 THE MANG MART LTD. Let us n tm are.- ( Lot you , building a COQ or Montle It charging your service Your It • upgrading your wiring and • finishing a recreation room • adding an addition or �Ye! simply changing a switch e Bring us your plans 'The one stop or ideas on the shop for all work you want to your wiring do and we will help supplies" You layout your wiring needs. THE WIRING (MART LTD. 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax (905) 663-4020 53 Bertrand Scarborough L _ 40 (416) 752-7360 A A HIGHWAY 2 PICKERING FLEA MARKET p 1M� � . f 3 BE lee "CliERING NOME 3 DESIGN ,EN79E YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS THIS WEEK FEATURING: "Z ART GALLERY" If you appreciate the atmosphere that beautiful art creates in your home or are interested in collecting the finest in limited edition prints, then you should visit Z ART GALLERY in Pickering. Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. at Finch Avenue in the Loeb Glendale Plaza, owner Mike Jaensch invites you to see his store which is now in its fifth year. He first started out as a collector who decorated his homes with limited edition prints. Eventually he saw the advantage of starting his own business and has been very successful with many customers coming back again and again after discovering the enjoyment of a beautiful work of art. "We have prints by such people as Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance, A.J. Casson and John Seery -Lester," says Mike. "Our store appeals to many tastes whether it's an appreciation for wildlife or Victorian architecture as well as family portrayals and sport scenes." Most limited editions have 1000 reproductions per original and each is signed and numbered by the artist. They can range in price from $75 and up depending on the artist and his or her popularity at a particular time. "This style of art is affordable and of the highest quality," says Mike. "People buy them to enhance the decor of their home while some acquire them for their investment potential." Z ART GALLERY is also known for its expert framing service. Mike will help you choose from hundreds of frames as well as the backing and the matting which are both acid free to prevent discoloring of your print. Another unique service is the framing of memorabilia like old photos, mementos and pieces of clothing. "We'll frame anything," he says. 'Why have special keepsakes hidden away so no one can appreciate them." Soon Z ART GALLERY will be hosting exhibitions by a variety of artists who will be on hand to sign their work. So visit Z ART for the best in limited editions or call (905) 837-0144. You'll find a wide variety of beautiful limited edition prints by artists such as Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance and Richard Sloan at Z ART GALLERY In Pickering wExE Off"Loym BelpP1111t Pi&cdn& Aim flack to Wo& h1d"Jor fig, 3 Boos &199.00 Hardwood iiools S%99/sq. ft. Ctrs®1C Tilese S5.99/sq. 8 COMPifte Belfsfimeat -- g�9�9 1110C ROOMED AM Price ,jkwtP Whites Rd. Construction :1 831-1860 l PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD. 1050 Brock Rd-, Pickering, 837-1350 NEO ANGLE 32" CORNER ENTRY SHOWER UNIT SHOWER UNR ^ft na". wase 20K*D= am, .4k4 Item YOUR CCHOICELWTED`299" QUAN7M CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM with pOwerhead 169 00 THE MANG MART LTD. Let us n tm are.- ( Lot you , building a COQ or Montle It charging your service Your It • upgrading your wiring and • finishing a recreation room • adding an addition or �Ye! simply changing a switch e Bring us your plans 'The one stop or ideas on the shop for all work you want to your wiring do and we will help supplies" You layout your wiring needs. THE WIRING (MART LTD. 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax (905) 663-4020 53 Bertrand Scarborough L _ 40 (416) 752-7360 A PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMEER 204191114 • • • 0 PRE CHRISTMAS MAJOR AUCTION NOTICE ' Acting under irlstnactions received from the prinepals 150 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS' 200 DIAMOND RINGS WAHOt"' FURNITURE' RUGS' COLLECTIBLES GIFMARE' 316106 COMPUTERS' PRINTERS' I EISER CALL POR ROOM PUBLIC AUCTION MMMNANM AM FRIDAY EVE., NOV. 25th AT 7:00 P.M. AT 6:00 HELD AT THE REPAIR SERVICE HOLIDAY INN, OSH WA, 1PREVIEW 011 BL00 ST. E., For the Management HARMONY & BLOOR Board Secretariars North Padil LMR OM 600 LOTS OF Coerplers, PerM, Pharos, kom Pickering Land Assembly. Yrh, KOSS Pod Slow. lbyds Cd Ratio, Fine Qu*y Cobdlbles 4 Tenders are available to fie & W. uaW. 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From November 21 sf to December 23rd, our hours will be: Monday to Friday. 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Saturday: 9:30 am to 9:30 pm Sunday: 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm The holiday season at Scarborough Town HO! HO!, it's Magic! 3 SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE Over 220 Fine Skwes and Services. The Bay, Sears, Ealon's, Bi -Way, Marks & Spencer. CHwy 401 and McCowan Road. Centre, *%so" M hoed to *K On p mew., .1i WRAK lei IYww rwr sai, ji 1m caft MAO wl Rwada 21st a MrwAw 2 d d he c,.... Smia Bmk. Ij _ 4 /...mac• r �a't i'�i t�ir�1i*�1'a 1 ►\► « R1.�...►rrRMlNrv4�r4�rYtrN�rda r • i r f l�Iii CL<! 4-0-41,:J7„LLirLli 'is: t.!`,tL.RS�rIS� el�i��tlJ, irw.ti...►w�.�.w...... IR I As HO -91 PPM Lt * . * 4 T T44Eyy y � T T Experience the magic of the season at Scarborough Town Centre. We're celebrating the spirit of giving with a special gift for you. Beginning November 21 st, when you spend 100.00 or more at Scarborough Town Centre you'll receive a beautiful Toy Soldier Candle Holder absolutely free*. To make your holiday shopping more convenient, we're also extending our shopping hours. From November 21 sf to December 23rd, our hours will be: Monday to Friday. 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Saturday: 9:30 am to 9:30 pm Sunday: 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm The holiday season at Scarborough Town HO! HO!, it's Magic! 3 SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE Over 220 Fine Skwes and Services. The Bay, Sears, Ealon's, Bi -Way, Marks & Spencer. CHwy 401 and McCowan Road. Centre, *%so" M hoed to *K On p mew., .1i WRAK lei IYww rwr sai, ji 1m caft MAO wl Rwada 21st a MrwAw 2 d d he c,.... Smia Bmk. Ij _ 4 /...mac• r �a't i'�i t�ir�1i*�1'a 1 ►\► « R1.�...►rrRMlNrv4�r4�rYtrN�rda r • i r f l�Iii CL<! 4-0-41,:J7„LLirLli 'is: t.!`,tL.RS�rIS� el�i��tlJ, irw.ti...►w�.�.w...... 'PACE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1994 ✓, 1 A "Because Christmas isorfKids." Bring a new or previously loved toy to Eaton's Toy Mountain 'til the night before Christmas. Help us reach our goal of 300,000 toys. Eaton's will deliver the toys to The Salvation,'.. Army. So on Christmas morning needy children throughout the Toronto*area will have ,.-.-a present waiting for them under the tree.- ' C1SSF7M I$ .N6%%'navertiser EATON'S &!