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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_01_29Kitchens Plus ,os��t,>kw�r�ptq� Mon W W 9 '0"7t IArn 6 Fn 9 3prn-0.j Sal 9 70.5 00W, NEws No sacred cows in schools budget Page 3 U NAMES A real hon turns one Page 24 PiCKc: RING ►:- ZJCLIC LISRAR11 CENTRAL BRANCH 4 News Advertiser Sunday, Jan. 29,1995 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 5 ♦EDUCATION School reform must be co-operative effort i Pati +Charbonriertu By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Parents, educators and trustees must work together to ensure the Royal Commission on Learning's vision for reforming the province's educa- tion system becomes a reality. If all interested parties can't put their interests aside to clear the way for education reform, it is doomed to failure, says a parents' representative. "Unless all the stakeholders in education are will - ♦ENVIRONMENT Dump foes score `major victory' By IUEITH GELLICAN STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Opponents of a dump proposed here scored a "m im victory" Thursday, says the chairman of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment. PACT feels a ruling by a Joint Board of members of the Environmen- tal Assessment Board and Ontario Municipal Board means the size of landfills proposed for Pickering, Vaughan and Caledon will be contingent on the success, or failure, of waste diversion efforts to encourage people to practise the 3Rs — reuse, reduce and recycle. Inside In rite nerrs Editorial ............................6 Sports.............................16 Name Dropping...............24 Classified ........................ 25 Phar lints General 683-5110 Fax 663-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSourc a 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The Mmm Adtr rtim re�■ltuly tree reeyeled newsprint 93t +7e GST=$1 Ile board decided waste diver- sion evidence should be beard first when full hearings begin into the Interim Waste Authority's (TWA) proposed dumps to handle garbage from Durham, Metro, York and Peel. And, 3Rs issr>es for all Regions targetted for landfills will be beard together when the full hearings staff, the board ruled After waste diversion efforts are considered, evidence on site selection will then be dealt with. The IWA wanted the site selec- tion process dealt with first, then evidence on the specific sites and fmally 3Rs issues. And, the IWA wanted separate hearings for 31ts issttes in each Region. PACT chairman David Steele says considering 3Rs evidence first "could determine the size of the (landfill) site. See RULING—Page 4 ing to work together now to implement the report's recommendations, rather than putting their own inter- ests forward, (education reform) will not work," says Patti Charbonneau of the Durham chapter of the Quality Education Network. Ms. Charbouneau is calling for parents to stop blaming trustees, teachers to stop blaming educators and educators to stop blaming the Ministry of Educa- tion and Training for the province's education woes. "It's time for all of us to say: 'How can we all make this work?' If we can get people to do that, with a strong leader at the provincial level, we have an excellent chance of making this happen in Ontario." While a consensus among the different parties is needed to make reform work, it's not necessary for everyone to agree on each and every recommendation in the report released Thursday, Ms. Charbonneau says. I'm not going to agree with every single recom- mendation, but that in itself is a good sign that the report is based on a consensus from across the Sao EDUCATORS'...Page 4 Blindfolded taste test Dwayne Clarke tries to idenb'ly food wtkhout seeing or snteirg it as Grade 2 students at Southwood Park Pubic School in Ajax participate recently in a Scientist in the School program spon- sored by the local chapter of the Cariadiart Federation of Uni- veriily Women. photo by A.J. Groep Anti -stalking law reform not enough, says advocate for victims DURHAM — Federal Justice Minister Allan Rock says the country's anti -stalking law will be beefed up, but a former stalking victim contends the changes just don't go far enough. Criminal harassment legisla- tion, introduced by the federal government in 1993, makes it ille- gal to engage in behavior that causes other people "to fear for their safety" by repeatedly follow- ing them, communicating with them or watching their home or Among the changes to the law under consideration are: ❑ an enhanced penalty for stalkers who violate a protective order. (The current maximum penalty for individuals convicted of siallang is five years in prison.) ❑ a requirement for stalkers to surrender their firearms. ❑ stWl=s who kill their victims would automatically be charged with first-degree murder. However, a proposal re9uidng authorities to contact victims if the stal= is released or escapes from s tit1.`\D .Y 1 See'WE...Page 2 1'AV E L' l RG n E w.� nav . ariw ■ nvavw uv a. civ.. •, ,rr�a. v sw . rte, . � �.a 4 I� Ah `We need honesty in sentencing FROM PAGE 1 jail isn't included in planned amendments. The federal government says 1,300 charges have been laid in Ontario alone since the law was first introduced. Despite the number of charges laid, it's difficult to say whether the anti -stalking law poses enough of a deterrent to stop would-be stalkers, says Dianne Lupton, founder of the Victims' Action Coalition. "I would question how may of those charges actually go to trial and result in a conviction," she says. Ms. Lupton wonders why the federal i1a3lo:!1-ir1 Win a trip to FLORIDA compliments of Fazio's and Oshawa Travel Sunda en - ;0 Thursda ,or dftft1HE EDGE Ask about our "737' SPECIALS CALL FOR •- a• 04 FAZIO'S S'r ha a S. os�� Investors i 1©Gro up LYNN PIUCWGTON David Roth, Region Manager Oshawa -Whitby office, for Investors Grasp Financial Services Inc., is pleased to announce LME PIMINGTON has received her Chartered Financial Planner designation from the Canadian Institute of Financial Planning. LYNN has achieved a high level of specialized kr &vkidge in financial. insurance, and taxation matters which will enable her to provide the best possible service to her many clients. LYNN has been a representative with Investors since 1990. In addition to being a Chartered Financial Planner, LYNN holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from McMaster University and is also a graduate of the Canadian Securities Course. Investors Group Financial Services Inc. is a member -company of Winnipeg -based Investors Group Inc. With over $23 billion in assets under management or administration, and more than 1,000,000 client accounts, Investors is one of the largest financial services companies in Canada. The company offers a comprehensive range of financial products and services to individuals and 6dFtSotaltiiSris'lficugfto� Canada. , . - government waited until now to consider the recommendations, originally proposed during gov- ernment committee hearings held in 1993. "Part of the beef -up is some- thing I had been asking for in 1993;' she says. Ms. Lupton maintains the problem isn't so much with the legislation as it is with the way it's being administered. The Canadian judicial system is rife with judges and Crown attorneys who still don't under- #'uC am on acx�tsed io �arf► innooeltce stand the problems which stalk- ing victims face on a daily basis, she contends. "The situation isn't taken seriously enough to have judges inflict the type of sen- tencing that's prescribed under the law," Ms. Lupton says. Often, stalkers are released on bail while awaiting trial and victims are not made aware of the bail conditions by the authorities. She says the proposed changes fall short since the 9 onus is still on the victim to prove she is being stalked. That task is often difficult since there are no other witnesses to the criminal act, Ms. Lupton says. "I would like to see reverse onus in the law, meaning the offender would have to prove he was not doing the act, rather than the victim having to prove the act was lljone.. She would also like to see "fixed and increased" sentencing for repeat offenders similar to those contained in impaired dri- ving laws. "We need more honesty in sentenc- ing, S� Privacy glass Luggage rat* Air condifuxtfng Speed control Tgt 9 Mrd RUUFILJ I FORD SALES LIMITED SUR Nb1UHdUUHHUQD FI IMCH M611113folow l -r Ajax woman missing Durham Regional Police are seeking the public's assistance in locating an Ajax woman, reported missing Friday. Yvonne Elaine Knight, 35, of Hughes Cres. in Ajax may be driving a brown 1990 Dodge Shadow four -door, licence plate 311 -LIC. While her disappearance is described as unusual, Staff Sergeant Bill VanDoleweerd says foul play is not suspected. Anyone with information on Ms. Knight's whereabouts is asked to call police at 579-1520, ext. 352 or 248. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,11"SPAGI No sacred cows in school board bud'get talks p.m.); Tuesday, Feb. 28 (7 p.m.); Thursday, March 2 (7 p.m.); and W Thursday, March 23 (7 p.m.). All meetings, which are open to the public, will be held at the new education centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E. in Whitby. ❑ All -day kindergarten back on the table for upcoming deliberations By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — All -day junior and senior kindergarten is no longer untouchable as Durham Board of Education trustees pre- pare for budget deliberations that start Feb. 9. The controversial program had been included on a list of no -cut items for the 1995 budget process. The list also included Grade 7 and 8 instrumental music, outdoor education and transportation for gifted and French -immersion students. Approval of the list was delayed last week after some trustees complained it didn't include the costs of the programs. But board chairman Patty Bowman said during Monday night's meeting of trustees the no -cut list had been dropped. "We have not protected any items. The (no -cut) list was set aside," she said. Board director Pauline Laing emphasized, however, that under no circumstances would staff be racommeending budget reductions to the all -day kindergarten pro- gram - In fact, any changes to the program would likely result in a budget increase of around $l mil- lion in noon -hour traaspatation costs, the board was Wild- "M old."M senior kindergarten pro- gram was impiemaoted as a bud- get savings measure. We would have ao add money to the budget to dmge the program," she said. Trustm were also Wold the all - day kindergarten program, iml* me n ed last September at all pub - lic schools, cannot be properly assessed until a review is com- pleted this spring, after the board's budget has been approved. Ms. Laing said the pro- gram should be in place for at least two years before any changes are made. All -d y junior kindergarten, introduced in January, is being phased in over the next three years as part of the program, she added. But some trustees have made it abundantly clear no pro- gram, including all -day kindergarten, should be considered untouchable during budget delibera- tions starting next month. Budget meetings have been scheduled on the following dates: Thursday, Feb. 9 (7 p.m.); Saturday. Feb. 18 (9:30 a.m. to 4 U IMID MkITIR A Seri nvff klli D1110013 BROCK ROAD CHAPEL, top Brock ilw, PICKERING wust =Lth d 4ot) 686-5589 Our Family Centre nas oee- carefui' designed :o ensure oor^for:'or au yo., soeoa� needs Our Family Centres a dace to -eel w,:^'armily and mends a!te, ~e serv,ce Catering car 5e ar•angec o, you 'nay orovoe you, ow - 9 you've like mac people, you kwm you could be doing betseer. 'Ibis is who we cm help. 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The report redefines the roles of parents, teachers and trustees and introduces tough new standards stu- dents must meet before graduating from high school. It also contains tougher qualify- ing and reaccreditation requirements for all teachers. Among the most surprising rec- ommendations are the elimination of Grade 13, known as the Ontario Academic Credits (OAC) year, and the addition of a full-day program for three -year-olds. From the parents' point of view, a recommendation for the creation of community councils at every school is a particularly exciting one, says Ms. (liarbonneau. One of the reasons you don't get parent input now is that parents feel their concerns are falling on deaf ears." she says. The councils will be comprised of parents. community representa- tives and business leaders and head- ed by the school principal. Reaction to the report among Durham Board of Education and Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board officials is mixed. While public board director Pauline Laing says she's "very pleased" with recommendations contained in the report, she also expresses reserva- tions aboutP lans to open up the education system to three -year-olds. "We have seri- ous concerns Pauline about the Finan- Laing vial implications of adding another year to school and will be looking for further informa- tion about how this issue will be managed," she says. Ms. Laing is also concerned with the quality of teachers' education, despite a recommendation con- tained in the report to double the time they currently spend in training college to two years, from the cur- rent one. "We believe that unless there are significant improvements in the way teacher education is carried out, more time (in teachers' college) alone will not be the answer " On a positive note. Ms. Laing says the school board is "delighted" with the report's emphasis on infor- mation technology skills for stu- dents. "We agree entirely with the com- mission that familiarity with elec- tronic technology as a source of information and communication is vital to all students in the 21st cen- lury .. She also applauds the commis- sion's recommendations dealing with Grade 3 assessment and the creation of an arm's-length auditing body to monitor educational stan- dards across the province. "We believe that assessment can help our teachers understand how their efforts should be directed to increase the learning of all stu- dents." Separate school board director Earl Lagroix says the report con- tains specific recommendations addressing ongoing concerts of the Roman Catholic school system. "I'm pleased the commission has addressed many issues we've talked about in the past" They include: representation from Roman Catholic education at all levels of the education ministry: the right to bine only Catholic teach- ers: and special preparation in teach- ers' colleges for instructing in Catholic schools. Other kev recommendations con- tained in the royal commission's report include: ❑ a standardized report card. based on common provincial stan- dards. for all Ontario students. ❑ a shift of greater responsibility for curriculum development from schools boards to the Province. ❑ a Grade 11 literacy test stu- dents would have to pass in order to receive a diploma. ❑ mandatory physical education and community service for students. ❑ charters of rights and respon- sibilities for students and parents containing standards expected in every school course. ❑ a cap on trustee salaries at 520.000 annually and the introduc- tion of one voting student trustee on each school board. ❑ control over larger portions of school board budgets for principals. - _� - n. � • PACT .Rulingsets cod to e . g FROM PAGE 1 Tbc Pidreriog lesadM +tolled EE11, would be as `9s the sloe of the she too buW. Did they (TWA) a 222-acm site ialmediattely north of the Brock tames sk" that could have Qtt into a 20 -year phew `Wet dump and would take 6.6 million brines of +" under the 3Rs. - am 26 At a bearing oo Dec. 14, the it's Not Garbage Durham wont hire CeaYtloa demuerled Sits issues for td site be btulr I te 721-9251 r. 229 first aad together rias supported by PACT, the 1-500-563-9251 757-1916 Tows e[ Pickeriag and u ether atvupc. . tum hearinglawyers PACT lam' � � �ed "i ;tee s � h cou anon to the throe Regiow The DURHAM — A Toronto law firm won't be tllieiltffy the' did a utr>♦jor study — *'s about 5,M@ages --alert iw�o-filets of it is lined for the dace being to rep tsmt the Region at upcoming Interim Waste Authority (IWA) landfill '0o°�aa to all am itooas' lie egad sa■<e evi. of the Dost X39 M wouii be used for an throe imaginary ire written rubstie Board Bates "tri bur " Durham had been considering retaining the 6cm of 'Ibotnsoa Roger,, but the Regional Affair puttofthe ailrishi fs (report) is common arias the Cammime decided Wedoesday to have a regional tirrse i° . ; ........ 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GLL NOW FOR A NO-0111IL116dWION JN -NOME NU MM 1=800=625.0025 SEARS CANADA INC •-4 1• �.a rte:.^..,..tiae._t.�.e •��sueooee/ _r ♦ EDUCATION Greater public input in schools considered ❑ Parent advisory committee to study community councils at public schools in Durham DURHAM — Members of a Durham Board of Education regional parent advisory committee could pave the way for the establishment of com- munity councils at every school in the region. The school board Monday approved the creation of an ad hoc with ,P C'0=11committee:parentrepresen- • f 4ti1 ` cation from each area of the W region. ` t�, e 001 D60 The commit- tee's task is to come up with t1UlIHAIb[ _ he models for atario Parent Council parental and :1 iv 'make it Presentation to community Bjhg Durham Board of Edw input on board >satlou on the Merits of Ivcol issues. >ch4t'of councils Wednesday, . ke UPC wit be ttipre W by Markham rest - Barbara _S`mith, a t� and chair - of its common eurricw- and assessment conn BMs. Smith is roeeder': s>i president of the Quali- ty Education Network and lirector or the Coalition for Education Reform. she is :iso a member of the York Region Task Force on Speech and LanguW Ser- vices and secretary of Scouts Canada, York Rouge Diarist. She will outline the rec unmendations of the UPC for trustees, school admin- istrators and parent adviso- ry committee members. A question -sad -answer peri- od will follow. The oPC, created i8:;< 1993 by Ontario Education minister !lays Cooke to W.Vise.bim, am, education Policy, "vocat" tke tro AMBERLEA ENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1 Clam - 4pm EAWAGEAVES SEEN X 2 /K E:tc h Q001001 06107 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital eChernklave sterilization •Collect From kourances geatal sed Camxg 05teatawAt However, on Thursday, the Royal Commission on Learning's final report contained a recommen- dation that community councils comprised of par- ents, community members and headed by a princi- pal be established at each school. Education minister Dave Cooke will outline in the next few weeks how implementation of the councils should take shape. But the committee won't limit its focus to com- munity councils and will look at a wide range of ways to enhance parental involvement in the school system, according to a staff report to trustees. The committee will have access to resource materials such as the Report on the Establishment of School Parent Councils in Ontario and informa- tion on the North York Parent Assembly before arriving at its decision. Parent councils, which have decision-making power over issues ranging from school curriculum to board finances, have been established in parts of western Canada and the United States. It is likely legislative changes would be needed before parent councils could be given wide -sweep- ing powers in Ontario, however. ANTIQUE Custom Refinishing DiscoverieS A great variety of quality antiques at reasoaa6le prices. 1W We Buy a Sell 683-8243 ' �_I +h.�... ., - .�—........_–.u..w.a�lYilr;.,....✓a+h1...4.�e..�V:,y'�Q.i ��2%��41�.WJA�!{^.Ylith'1::.., �. - "mo�. THE NEWS ADVEtiMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, I"SSPAGE S 1�H•e-� M e t e Fair Get OaeCom'Ittefair fill! fiiit $-n9 + nus s� iiiis $244 ( e eyewear pockoge includes lenses, tame, and a one year FREE uncardi iagl keok a guarantee. 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Though she concurs with some of the changes under consideration by the federal government, including tougher penalties for stalkers who violate protective orders and requirements for them to surrender firearms, she says it simply doesn't go far enough in providing a deterrent to would-be stalkers. We agree, particularly when it comes to granting bail to accused stalkers (some of whom are indeed guilty) without notifying the victim. In essence. the justice system is still refusing to recog- nize the unique criminal circumstances that often surround stalking cases. By their very nature, stalking incidents usu- ally involve only two people — the stalker and the victim. That creates a legal burden hard for victims to bear. As such (tie the Victims' Action Coalition contends) the gov- ernment must consider reverse onus provisions which would force the accused to prove there was no criminal harassment of the victim, rather than the victim having to prove there was. Though the federal government is making an honest attempt to create a deterrent with these new proposals, it simply doesn't do enough to protect the people who are being victimized. The two biggest issues — notification for the victim and a reverse onus obligation for the accused -- are conspicuously absent in the draft document. That, unfortunately, could set the stage for today's stalk- ing victim to become tomorrow's murder statistic. LeamWIt News I30 COMMERCIAI. __.........._................ . To rHE AnvarnsFR, AvE., ArAx, LIS 2H5 olt FAX uS AT 683-7363 ♦ NUCLEAR PLANT SPILL Vi dance on a need-to-knowbasisg To the editor: that their safety and emergency technology is uncertainty that surrounds the Pickering As the latest accident unfolded at the Pick- brought up to the highest quality possible. Nuclear Station. ering Nuclear Station, where were our elected Until this is accomplished, you may see Janis Scott, officials'' Why isn't Jim Wiseman speaking this area turn into a ghost town because of the Ajax out on his constituents' behalf? McTeague has done just as little. And . THEFT I don't even include our Ajax politicians because as far as they are concerned, it's a dead issue, unlike the Pickering councillors please return your shopping carts who are attempting to do what they can to To the editor. Buying one's own cart is the right way. It's protect us. I challenge our provincial and federal rep- My complaint is about people who borrow shopping casts. Unless that cart is resumed right much easier to pull and it comes with you all the way into your kitchen. No more excuses, please! resentatives to take a stand and fight for our well being. We want to know that everything after it is used, it is theft. People who do not return the cans are thieves; the cost of shopping Children learn from what we do. Why would they not steal from you if steal from others? is done to ensure Ontario Hydro keeps pollu- goes up. They are abandoned near high rises, you Think! tion levels down to the absolute lowest and intersections, in rivers and garages. Wilharn 11wer, Ajax Real Estate and Imagining the freedom livin Automotive Sales Q9 798-7672 - It's hard to `imagine the freedom" of winning a lottery National Advertising jackpot when You're still dealing with the hustration of los- ing one, isn't it? 493-1300 Save for a few r" very kicky people who woke up Thursday morning instant millionaires, most of us are in the same boat. The News Advertiser welcomes Our boat's a dinghy, theirs is a yacht. letters to the editor on topical,, Believe us when we say we're htutin' like you. We put issues, controversial matters and our money down, our numbers didn't come up. We feel ti. anything else of interest to our we're about to drown, our ship didn't come in. �-'• ares Instead of franticall treadin to �• Y g keep our bead above reader's. We reserve the right to water, we could be on a cruise Coda s� �p Y sailing through the edit letters for length and legal ti�,,,�;+u first day of the rest of our life. reasons and to withhold letters i And what a life it would be. Imagine the fi eedom, imag- _: ine the fiat. A ton o' fun, a whirlwind of sin. All letters ed not fit for publication From the news Rater than sitting ar ng on obeaten up sofa, the springs All letters must include your sticking into delicate private pats, watching the Super Bowl full name' address and phone editor's desk � 13 -inch black -and -white TV, we could be number for our information Y� line, a beer in one hand, a sex toy on the otter atm, an OT lawyer whispering in our ear details inquir- They should not exceed one and Q /f� ing minds want to know and so does the prosecution. a half pages in length, typed, Q ` Thinking about whether we'd winter in the Caribbean or double spaced. the Mediterranean. "It's better in the Bahamas but don't we The News Advertiser own Barcelona?" Wondering hunt+ we'd break the news to our boss that we I eBW�y uses wouldn't be back or, if we did return, things would be differ- �, , ,Ier z- t "I like,v;�aridng wlt� Y94 1O muck pa - I tins f,4t 1 '.-aata]Ct" 1! ! i z�.. i-. , s.. ' • 1 • .• a • � • _ _ _ _ .. ,... � � . .. _ _ .. _ . - - " " with the frustration ny... TLat's double cream, no sugar, lackey." But, alas, we're still the lackey, we know who's the boss. We're still taking orders rather than placing them — for a cus- tom-built villa here ("I said the hot tub must be big enough for eight-'); a fleet of limos there ("How could you forget the grey POUpon, Charles? Oh, too busy thinking about Camil- la?"); a round -the -world cruise to everywhere ("I want Gopher to take pre of all my personal needs and some of them are very, very personal, if you know what i mean.'). But, no. Because Tlx Lottery Gods refuse to heap forwte upon us, we can barely afford a trip to the Pat Darlington Maraca, on the GO bus, a one-way ticket cxrz' well be pan- handling our way back home. The Lottery Gods inhead choose to smile upon the likes of Vem Butthead of Nothingtodohere, Newfoundland. "What will you do with your $73 million, Vern?' "I think I'll git me a new home — one of them big mobile traeler things with indoor plumbing -- and park it on Stinky Bay Cove." And Trixie Nomind of Melonhead, Saskatchewan, winner of $4.8 billion. "Well, the kids geed some new shoes. I's gonna spoil 'em, git `em some Dude Martins" And Rene LePew of Chiboogaboo, Quebec, who pocket- ed a cool $23 trillion. "I need a set of denpae& Maybe I'll splurge this time, git me some shiny white ones, new too." 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The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publica- tion. MONDAY, JAN. 30 SMOKERS: The SOS (Smokers Over- coming Smoking) Support Group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Monday at the Durham Region Lung Association offices, 40 King St. W., Suite 300, Oshawa. Meetings are free and for smokers at any stage of quitting. 436-1046. SING: The Jean McDonald Singers holds registration today for adults to join singers in a tribute to the Brits review. 837-2611 (Jean McDonald). CANCER: The Living With Cancer sup- port group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room GO 13 of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Enter through the new wing off Centennial Rd. and take the elevator down one floor to G level. The support group for youths aged seven to 17 dealing with cancer personally or with a family member meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax. 686-1516. MS: The Durham chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society holds a monthly support group meeting for spouses, family or friends of people with MS from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Durbam Board of Educa- tion headquarters at 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. Discussion on getting access to government services. 686-1801. TUESDAY, JAN. 31 LADIES CLUB: The Tuesday Morning Ladies Club meets for aerobics and crafts from 9:15 to 10:45 am. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre, Centennial Rd. All ages. $2 per session. The club meets every Tuesday morning. 686-0258 (Catharine). VOLUNTEER ACCOUNTANTS: Com- munity Volunteer Accountants, Durham Region, presents a seminar for non-profit and charitable organizations at the Whitby Professional Building, 420 Green St., Suite 207, at 7:30 p.m. Seminar focuses on budgetting and cost controls for non-profit groups. 430-9122 to register. CALORIE COUNTERS: Canadian Calo- rie Counters, a non-profit weight -loss organization, meets every Tuesday at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16A, in Pickering from 7 to 8 p.m. 509-1168 (Sandi). ONTARIO BUDGET: Jim Wiseman, MPP for Durham West, invites members of the public to a pre -budget forum at 7:30 p.m. at Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, Pickering. Guest is Brad Ward, minister without portfolio for finance. 683- 6707 to register. SENIORS' TALK: The seniors' discus- sion group meets at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club. 46 Exeter Rd., at 9:30 a.m. Bill Parish will lead a discussion on the Quebec situation. Guests welcome. 683-7799 (Louise). BLOOD NEEDED: 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 Church, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Goal is 275 units. All blood types needed. Donors must wait 56 days between dona- tions. 420-3383. SINGERS SOUGHT: Durham Shores of Sweet Adelines are holding an open house OUR MOST POWERFUL OFFER -EVER! ,fidVaNOW Powerbrush •Th..«t amSmmu.o.r Peal- lbruo on 198b *6 It IN110111003 all G&W iaalala- DOWT U1G A IMCUUNI-?LUG IIIA SEW COMPLETE SYSTEMS `wl $599 *Can be instated In any hone D Vacuums Plus LUG t�aucwAel:Aaa 1271 Kingston Rd., Pickering , ® North of the Supwcentre , ® (905) 831-2326 at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays in January and February at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church (lower ball), 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. No mutical experience necessary. Call 576-0769 (Carolyn) or 509-5371 (Gail) for information. SOFTBALL: The Pickering Rep mite boys' (nine and 10 year olds) softball tryouts go at Nation- al Sports each Tuesday night (Whites Rd. and s'!�I Hwy. 2) from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Try -outs started Jan. 24. Cost is $3 per session u cover rental costs. Call 837-0783 (Norm), 420-9049 (Bill). WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1 ABC WORKSHOP: This is the last day to register for the Durham Chapter of the Jan. 29, 1995 Association for Bright Children workshop, slated to take place on Sat- urday, Feb. 18, from 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd. (at Ross - land Rd.) in Ajax. Cost of the workshop for each family is $15 for ABC members and $20 for non-members. Charge for the keynote address only is $3.728-4274 (Ann Fishman). SOFTBALL: The Pickering Girls Rep Softball League holds try -outs for its squirt girls' division (born 1983 or `84) at the National Sports Amusement Centre, Whites Rd. and Hwy. 2, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Try -outs will run for four to six weeks. 427-8013 (Roger Young). A GOOD ATTITUDE DEVELOPS: • Respect -� • Discipline -Confidence • Patience 1) • Concentration OFF OUR GOAL IS SIMPLE, TO HELP YOU REACH YOURS cw. rooar Fm m Apx m aEm a FREE ra oum mu of ouR mm 28=2219 4 -=ems saaasofTAI row GORD BRADLEY "A name you can trust" ;,IA Dear Neighbour: Please let me introduce myself. My name I and for over 22 years is GORD BRADUEY the Recreation GORD BRADLEY I had the honor of being Saks Repnesentatf�e D1fector for the Town of Ajax. Years of Regular and feted 23 Y ed Forces, which included Prior to this Ce with the Canadian Arm ReserveService n is doling WW2 2 year to on a new career in the field of Rea In 1993 I decided to embark Alrff now a Sales Representative for Rib" Estate. I am Pickering and Ajax - ONE LTD with offices in bo involvement in the 1 feel after 22 yew of successful comion to vide a Dram Region I am in a unique position to , based on my Estate Service for people, ess compmhenSlve Real Es rd and my wAhngn knowledge of our area, a Proven track recd satisfaction- ste in providing as always, to go the extra P our Real Estate concerns I would be pleased to discuss any of y and/or plans for the future. Yours truly GORD BRADLEY f R~OUAUTY ONE LTD. 2200 Brock Road, Pickering (905) 683-5000 Res (905) 420-7150 Each okra kwep•,W,*, or �nMtl, ' ' ' ° r a 3 Por "SOW r e M� ,N ,fidVaNOW Powerbrush •Th..«t amSmmu.o.r Peal- lbruo on 198b *6 It IN110111003 all G&W iaalala- DOWT U1G A IMCUUNI-?LUG IIIA SEW COMPLETE SYSTEMS `wl $599 *Can be instated In any hone D Vacuums Plus LUG t�aucwAel:Aaa 1271 Kingston Rd., Pickering , ® North of the Supwcentre , ® (905) 831-2326 at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays in January and February at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church (lower ball), 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. No mutical experience necessary. Call 576-0769 (Carolyn) or 509-5371 (Gail) for information. SOFTBALL: The Pickering Rep mite boys' (nine and 10 year olds) softball tryouts go at Nation- al Sports each Tuesday night (Whites Rd. and s'!�I Hwy. 2) from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Try -outs started Jan. 24. Cost is $3 per session u cover rental costs. Call 837-0783 (Norm), 420-9049 (Bill). WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1 ABC WORKSHOP: This is the last day to register for the Durham Chapter of the Jan. 29, 1995 Association for Bright Children workshop, slated to take place on Sat- urday, Feb. 18, from 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd. (at Ross - land Rd.) in Ajax. Cost of the workshop for each family is $15 for ABC members and $20 for non-members. Charge for the keynote address only is $3.728-4274 (Ann Fishman). SOFTBALL: The Pickering Girls Rep Softball League holds try -outs for its squirt girls' division (born 1983 or `84) at the National Sports Amusement Centre, Whites Rd. and Hwy. 2, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Try -outs will run for four to six weeks. 427-8013 (Roger Young). A GOOD ATTITUDE DEVELOPS: • Respect -� • Discipline -Confidence • Patience 1) • Concentration OFF OUR GOAL IS SIMPLE, TO HELP YOU REACH YOURS cw. rooar Fm m Apx m aEm a FREE ra oum mu of ouR mm 28=2219 4 -=ems saaasofTAI row GORD BRADLEY "A name you can trust" ;,IA Dear Neighbour: Please let me introduce myself. My name I and for over 22 years is GORD BRADUEY the Recreation GORD BRADLEY I had the honor of being Saks Repnesentatf�e D1fector for the Town of Ajax. Years of Regular and feted 23 Y ed Forces, which included Prior to this Ce with the Canadian Arm ReserveService n is doling WW2 2 year to on a new career in the field of Rea In 1993 I decided to embark Alrff now a Sales Representative for Rib" Estate. I am Pickering and Ajax - ONE LTD with offices in bo involvement in the 1 feel after 22 yew of successful comion to vide a Dram Region I am in a unique position to , based on my Estate Service for people, ess compmhenSlve Real Es rd and my wAhngn knowledge of our area, a Proven track recd satisfaction- ste in providing as always, to go the extra P our Real Estate concerns I would be pleased to discuss any of y and/or plans for the future. Yours truly GORD BRADLEY f R~OUAUTY ONE LTD. 2200 Brock Road, Pickering (905) 683-5000 Res (905) 420-7150 Each okra kwep•,W,*, or �nMtl, ' ' ' ° r a 3 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY N, 1"S -PAGE 11 Price is right as hospital's new chi ef of staff AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax- board of directors. Tics, and quality control commit- practice in Ajax. His appointment is for three Pickering General Hospital has a On the hospital's staff since tees. The heads of each of the 10 years. new top doc. 1979 Dr Price is cur- In addition to his hos ital medical de artments at the hos- Dr Price and his family have Dr. Carman Price has been appointed to the position of chief of staff at the hospital, replacing Dr. Hans Weber, who held the post for 11 years. As chief of staff, Dr. Price is responsible for the quality of patient care at the hosptial and sits on the facility's p p . rently a member of the duties, Dr. Price has a family pital report to Dr. Price. lived in Ajax since 1970. Department of Family Practice and is also a specialist in internal medicine. He's been a member of the pharmacy and thera- peutics committee since 1983 and chairman since 1986. He's also worked on the medical advisory, obstet- FACTORY BIGMVS OUTLET BIG &TALL CLOTHING SUIT SPECIAL �i '" ►� 42 to 54 TALL 46 to 54 REG. VALUES UP TO =325°° r. �r./ NOW . ­ THEY'RE BACK!! STANFIELD T-SHIRTS Urge to X 3 FOR 5995 GREAT BUYS! 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SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Upper Leval, South K Mart Corridor Naar Info. Centra ® = 837-2322 IS_ IF • TIME • QUALITY • GF14M DENTA CARE . ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENT'S WE V PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DR JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVI(:C 3 Harwood Ave. S., Max, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) -W N t It.M' �:— fi- -' �� ,� {' a tom' •• - e�i.����tro �roaf�•��r�ar•rocn c■ivr�•v •. vr.. .... •.. .___ TY+ -0 l I _ s4-40 � P GTA task force gives ❑ Property tax issues have to `number -one item' with Greater Toronto Area reform By KEffH GILLIGAN STAFF REPMTEt AJAX-PICKERING — Setting up their own task force to study Greater Toronto Area (GTA) reform will give municipalities a greater voice, Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs says. "We'd rather be part of the deci- sion making rather than being con- sulted Traditionally, (the Province) tells us `what do you think?' and then they do what they want any- way," he adds. Mayors and regional chairmen from the municipalities that make up the GTA decided to set up their own task force at a meeting recently at Toronto City hall. ' Mississauga mayor Hazel - McCallion is Wayne the driving Arthurs force behind the GTA mayors' committee and Friday's meeting was significant because it was the first time a ses- sion was attended by mayors from all Metro municipalities, except a vacationing Mel Lastman of Nath York. Stretching from Oshawa to Burlington and north to Lake Sim- coe, the GTA covers the Regions of Durham, York, Peel, Halton and Metro Toronto. The provincial government is in the process of setting up its own task force to study GTA reform. Ajax was represented by region- al councillor Roger Anderson who says the GTA task force will be municipally -driven as opposed to one provincially -driven. It would deal with more municipal issues as opposed to provincial issues." Combining the GTA and provincial task forces would leave municipalities questioning how much input they'd have, Mr. Anderson says. Recommendations from the GTA task force will "say to the Province 'this is what the people want and you should accept One area not covered at the meeting was differing property tax SATELLITE i inch DSS Systems Fes up %vft affte? No span in fair fend for a twee upy dish? • Suro bolls onto house wall Om 100 dranrIII -aft' l U.S.1lories, Pay Per lfiew ft Omlitft b�r�lfr • to in m in sine. CALL wow 1401*4354 416-931-3223 -3535 THE NEWS ADVEATLSER SUNDAY, JANUARY ", MS -PAGE Pickering more say:,Arthurs levels across the GTA, specifically Mr. Anderson dismisses the (consider) it and every time they The GTA mayors and regior the higher amounts charged in matter as "an internal Metro prob- get down to the crunch, they cave chairmen gather again on Feb. Metro that are driving businesses to lem. It's not a GTA problem." Ajax in and don't do it," Mr. Anderson in Georgina to finalize the make - the suburbs. uses market value assessment and says. of their task force. Mr. Arthurs says if there's any last reviewed it in the n#d-1980s, GTA reform, dealing with property while parts of Toronto are still tax issues "has to be the number- taxed at 1930 assessment levels, he one item up front and there has to adds. be a resolution to it." "You've seen every time they - UTH P1 I I tK Sarus�r will install a beautiful new acrylic bathtub or wall right t over your old one.wckxft, �� F.00se • C0ffP'I0tY ir>atalted • Easy to clean and nn just 2 hours will not stain • A perfect mads to : Cap now for into & rrrarsum fit ererlrtime- FREE in -horror estimate r � r Canadian Tire PICKERING STR �- ' ew PLIICOMATIC "Y1OLA PL w► — waspsoe from =199 mLuxE" iron *249" DUTAWER GATES .mgr '"s°r ROCKERSDERBED �,�. �. (�� t c,war") cummm BUNKBED$SARA CRIB �� cA BiVWC300 C A- N" Non b eboos. to. '199".e, curt gra 1__e in 4W.1 yurl motet nit, W r i up nN b i hos wh rwftal or 1 *179" aho: alttcheblt �r � EXMW-1r 5 (�. l with - pdm SeM PON d soul wood ow* Bede Nam of ® nadeau frwn1399'" Nes ' Environmental waste charges apply. wo 0WUSbyW3b#&yMCW NO PROBLEM Ry us down tie road' TNoIrfMDown! '%drtout dim" pasaid No PaperlB Fa 90 Days!� � h T % Il101 W for90 days! Callouypodaedt per• fle tsar tatwEoonftoE �sr�Sarriea br otrryaltb dMiis I I P" no 1 for 90 &n ami b on ym Careftri To Cad ft az .Pickering 4hAh Station Monday to Friday 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. SERVICE � r 30 &rw - � a"' APEN HOURS sun. ro arn. - s p.rn _:r SUIDAYS PickerStore Only 83;y=8124 1300 Kingston Rd. (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING GE 14.THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ,JANUARY 29, 1995 1 0,1111 117rF2 !� �:... Nurses back at work OSHAWA — Striking nurses ill return to work Monday after ;teeing to binding arbitration to xtle their labor dispute with doc- Ks at Glazier Medical Centre on imcoe Street in Oshawa. "All the nurses, both full and art -time, will return to work Ionday, " says nurse's spokesper- >n Jan Bergsma. Glazier business administrator avid Russell said a mid -week ;regiment between the two parties ings the nurses back to work and incels a Labour Board hearing beduled for Tuesday. The strike sled three weeks. "Someone will then call for timation. That's the process fol - )wed on a first contract." says U. Russell. "We always felt the rike was inappropriate because ie dispute would have come awn to arbitration in any evenL" Ms. Bergsma says without _riking, nurses faced a two - rouged process to achieve their ms. They were scheduled for a abour Board hearing regarding i layoffs announced by the med- �al centre when contract talks -oke down. They also needed to :) to first contract arbitration. lith the strike they avoided the abour Board hearing. Media image -makers on speaker's agenda DURHAM - The Canadian Club of Durham Legion will have guest speaker Arthur T. Doyle at its ext meeting, Feb. 5 at 6:30 pm. at the Oshawa Hol - Jay Inn. He will speak on "The Secrets of Media mage Makers." Mr. Doyle is a best-selling author, former news- qxr publisher and national television and radio ommentator. He has written five books, including the national best-seller, Front Benches and Bade Rooms. Mr. Doyle is the president of the National Insti- tute for Media Studies and a member of the board of governors and Senate of the University of New Brunswick. The meeting is open to everyone and new mem- bers are welcome. For more information, call Marguerite O'Connor at (905) 686-2535. Oshawa United Way moves toward record OSHAWA - For the second con- secutive year the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington is pro- jecting it will surpass the S3 - million mark in its annual fund-raising campaign. "We are thrilled with the results to date and if all of the campaigns still to report are positive, then we will in all likelihood surpass our largest amount ever raised," said United Way executive director Cindy Murray. Strong efforts came from many companies in the area. according to Ms. Murray, though she singled gut Motor Carriers Limited, Gay Construction Limited, Lovell Drugs, Ultramar (for- merly Sipco -Dixon Fuels), Bell Canada and The Mackie Group. The United Way funds more than 40 agencies in the Oshawa area which provide services to more than 80,000 people. News Advertiser carrier wins bi for collections Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er Christopher Keast won a 20 -inch color television set } after he surpassed his coNec- tion goal. Christopher's name a was entered into a draw for =t the television. He delivers the News Advertiser to our Clare- mont area readers. 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To Reserve your seat ORTUN Call (905) 425-5725 FF I N A N C I A L RRSP SEASON IS HERE 1000% Can- We Peak Your Inter'est?, For investments that offer liquidity, returns above 1096, and a government guarantee - Wood Gundy is your best financial resource. Call Wood Gundy Private Client Investments today and you'll be safely and securely at the top. Allan Dines, Vice President Financial Consultant at 416-594-8977 GUDD The LmdkW 1"cat+or. Rates as at Jan. 25196. Rates subject 10 change and certain conditions may apply. �s- '� . � j.. F i'i k• -Y Warmgesture Lynne Marie and Troy McCarthy are collecting sleeping bags to provide warmth for homeless people in Oshawa during the win- ter months. The Couple took action after seeing homeless peo- ple on the streets during the recent holiday season. photo by Ron Pietroniro Media image -makers on speaker's agenda DURHAM - The Canadian Club of Durham Legion will have guest speaker Arthur T. Doyle at its ext meeting, Feb. 5 at 6:30 pm. at the Oshawa Hol - Jay Inn. He will speak on "The Secrets of Media mage Makers." Mr. Doyle is a best-selling author, former news- qxr publisher and national television and radio ommentator. He has written five books, including the national best-seller, Front Benches and Bade Rooms. Mr. Doyle is the president of the National Insti- tute for Media Studies and a member of the board of governors and Senate of the University of New Brunswick. The meeting is open to everyone and new mem- bers are welcome. For more information, call Marguerite O'Connor at (905) 686-2535. Oshawa United Way moves toward record OSHAWA - For the second con- secutive year the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington is pro- jecting it will surpass the S3 - million mark in its annual fund-raising campaign. "We are thrilled with the results to date and if all of the campaigns still to report are positive, then we will in all likelihood surpass our largest amount ever raised," said United Way executive director Cindy Murray. Strong efforts came from many companies in the area. according to Ms. Murray, though she singled gut Motor Carriers Limited, Gay Construction Limited, Lovell Drugs, Ultramar (for- merly Sipco -Dixon Fuels), Bell Canada and The Mackie Group. The United Way funds more than 40 agencies in the Oshawa area which provide services to more than 80,000 people. News Advertiser carrier wins bi for collections Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er Christopher Keast won a 20 -inch color television set } after he surpassed his coNec- tion goal. Christopher's name a was entered into a draw for =t the television. He delivers the News Advertiser to our Clare- mont area readers. DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) *Relines * Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser Fortune Financial Group presents... FREE MUTUAL FUND FORUM Saturday, February 4", 1995 OSHAWA HOLIDAY INN - 1011 Bloor St. E. Anytime 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Meet & talk with representatives for over 200 Mutal Funds -Working Ventures -GT Global -AGF Management -BPI Capital Management �20R0 Group -Trimark Investments -Fortune Financial Retirement Services -Global Strategies -Canadian International Group -Dynamic Funds -Mackenzie Financial -Fidelity Investments -Templeton Management Time invested at our Fund Forum could be the best investment you made. Our on site tax experts & professional accountants from the firm of Stephen Sutherland and associates will be available to answer your questions. 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Bramalea's innovative home designs IN PICKERING 21999900 Model Homes and Sales Centre BRAMALEA Sales Centre Located on located at Whites Road Rost•h:utk Rd. 112 kin. and High%iew Road. L south of Stnxlds I:ute (905) 831-7916 19051-t20-5400 EXCEEDItiG YOUR EXPECT TIONS = -C SAIrs Centre Noun Wnda% - Thunda% 12 nimmi - 8 Ion. Fnda% 12 iummi - b Ian. mulyd n. 1Imda% K 11416L%s I 1 am - 6 pin Is'thUnr­An M pf.AIKi Tu ylddrd hrn" oeh K"nA11•a nvn1, IN- rmIN h1 ml hh4 k, Iniri 1( WmihAv Anil tiffldlt$IH�AOdPM�JIJMIIIMW'dk4AMdKt �I:�nm y .ucha� ral`uMl uli.lr %IJIm 1-110 V AM' LMI*'d11� NI,^ . L*k- m .Lary prkt- rmm, Ph.i,..•hulu Ik:rluk-�, rr�r.J IAv IIwnvhaduk d dr 0 PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,19" P SPORTS Novice Raiders Peewees poised for playo11119% ffs PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Toshiba minor peewee 'AA' rep hockey team ended rep - tar -season play by winning two of three league contests. The Toshiba peewees finished York-Simcoe league play with a ' record of 11 wins, eight losses and t five ties. Pickering blanked Orillia 7-0. Mike Cuzzolino fired two goals, with single tallies to Jason McAuley, Sean Grieve, Clint Randolph, Matz ' Steinke and Jamie Follett Steinke earned three assists, while Steve Johnson and Follett chipped in with t two apiece. Sean Sadler, Grieve, David Lewis, Paul Cain, Scott George and Cttzzolirno also assisted. Mau McMullen turned aside 19 shots for the shutout. The Praisers suffered a 5-1 loss at the hands of Ajax. Michael Mitchell fired the lone goal, with George drawing an assist Piickermg bounced beck into the win column with a 3-1 victory over Whitby. Mitchell scored twice, with a single to Randolph. Spencer ,Cameron, Lewis and Johnson earned :atm. McMnHe n was sharp in the cage, seoppog 23 of 24 shots to earn the VAR. Piiekering now faces off against ;Ajax in the best -of -five opening- Amd phayoil'series t Atom Panthers .500 in tourney PI(R1IciG — The Pickering Pmdmn A -Plus Software minor atom 'AA' rep team played .500 bodwy at the mem Peterborough in ameult but its record of one win, one loss and one tie wasn't good enough for the squad to advance to the seati-frets Pickering opened the event by blanking Owen Sound 3-0. The atoms claimed the win on the strength of fine defensive play by Adam Murray, Michael Cuzzolino, Jed Johnston, Brian Greet, Michael Weiss and Gregory McHahe. Goalie Daniel Sharpe agisi Bred the shutout. Jlowem, tldngs fell spot p The trounced 9-0 by the Scarborough Bruins. In the third game, the Panthers regrouped to tie London 3-3. Inci- dentally, Pickering and the same London team played to a tie at anodter tourney this season. Scoring for Pickering in the tour- ney were Stuart Baumgartner, Bradley Binns, Adam Diemert, Daniel Forrester, Kevin Krasnowski and Jonathan Samson. Mark Gosse and Johnston each had a pair of assists, with singles to Nicholas Vieira, Kyle Hamilton, Binns, Batm►gartrner, Krasnowski, Samson and Weiss. In regular -season league play, the Panthers registered three wins and a loss. Samson provided all the offence and goalie Billy Nicholson tinned aside 31 shots to preserve a 2- 1 Pickering win over the Bow- manville Toros. Greer earned an assist on one of the Panthers' mark - em Pickering travelled to Onlha and outscored the Terriers 3-1. Daniel Sharpe played a strong game between the pipes to earn the win. Baumgartner, Diemen and Kras- nowski scored, with assists to Bunts with two, McHale, Baumgartner, Forrester and Johnston with one apiece• Panthers' forward Baumgamer rifled a hat trick to lead Pickering past the Barrie Flyers 5-2. Roundng out the scaring were Forrester and Binns. Murray, Gosse and Greer drew assists. The A4%s Software atoms suf- fered a 3-0 loss i o the Newmarket Redmen. Bantam Panthers draw first blood PiCKFRING — The Pickering Panthers Allen's Foods major ban- tam `AA' rep hockey team opened the first round of the playoffs with a victory over arch -rival Whitby at the Pickering Recreation Complex recently. The Panthers drew first blood with an 8-5 victory in the opener of the best•of-five playoff series. _ edke:ia� hda1� sum 641e after two periods of play. Goahender Sean Villani stoned Whitby shooters in the final frame, while his team- mates added two more goals to salt away the win. Chris Jarrett led Pickering with two goals, including the game win- ner. Other scorers were Jeff Hales, Tom Spencer, T.J. Hill, Jeff Galea, Alan 'Thatcher and Charlie Maclen- nan. Assisting were Bob Cochrane with three, Greg Burnett, Thatcher and Maclennan with two each, Galea, Spencer and Jarrett with sin- gles- Game two of the series goes in Pickering Monday night, with the third game set for Whitby on Wednesday evening. Select 7s on the mark at Colborne tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Goodmak Apparel select 7s took home top honors from the Colborne hockey tournament last weekend. The local selects encountered little resistance in the championship gave disposing of Newmarket 4-0 to capture their first tournament title of the season. Richard Schofield scored twice, with single tallies by Francis Masse and Ryan Carey. Goaltenders Nicholas Hob- son and Trevor Seelert combined to register the shutout. Pickering's round-robin play began with a 3-3 tie against Ajax. ftihers' scoring came from Carey with two and Schofield with one. Ryan Eckmeier, Brad Smith and Masse drew assists In the second game, Pickering scored a 4-3 win over Fmismore. Joe Assenza tallied the game win- ner, his second of the contest, for the Panthers . Eckmeier also scored a pair of goals for the winners. Assisting were Carey and Masse with two helpers each, Jesse Biduke and Daniel Thrift with one Other members of the select 7's are Kyle Gemon, Ryan Richard, Ryan, Back, Mitchell -Patterson and drop tourney final AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Yorkton minor novice `AAA' rep hockey team advanced to the final of the recent Oakville tournament. The exciting championship game saw the lead change hands five times, but in the end the Oakville Rangers defeated the Raiders 5-4. Matthew Thrift, Patrick Milne, John Scrymgeour and Joey Mccolm scored for the Yorkton novices, with assists to Brett Connolly, Thrift, Scrymgeour, McColm and Michael Rocca. In semi-final action, Ajax -Pick- ering faced the Toronto Aeros and emerged with a 2-1 win. Thrift and McCohn netted the Raiders' goals. The Raiders opened the tourney with a 4-3 victory over Port Credit. Connolly scored two goals, and Brent Small and Milne added sin- gles. Ajax -Pickering also defeated Halton 5-1, with Connolly scoring a hat trick and Small and Mark Boyce chipping in with one goal each. The final round-robin game saw the Raiders capture a narrow 2-1 win over Oshawa. Scorers were Carroll and McColm, with assists to Small, Rocca and Milne. The Yorkton Raiders got superb defensive play from Kyle Foster, Kyle Tate, Jason Winder, Shawn Coultice, Danny LeFort and goal - tenders Paul Benson and Jeremy Nicholson. W/141 TPUp Car Audio i Electronics • System Installations • Car Alarms • High Performance Stereos • Car Audio Accessories Rodek * JBL * MTX it Pmecisio i Atulio (905) 837-6767 ANNOUNCEMENT GORDON REIDT, C.R.S.P., C.M.M., C.P.P. Health and Safety Coordinator THE TOWN OF PICKERING was elected Chairperson of the Oshawa -Ajax Section Volunteer Committee of the Central Ontario Division, Industrial Accident Prevention Association on November 17, 1994 at the Annual Dinner Meeting of the Section held at Cullen Gardens, Whitby. For more information about health and safety in your workplace, training courses, audio-visual, literature and software products as well as consulting services available from a team of experienced health and safety professionals, contact IAPA Oshawa -Ajax Section at (416) 449-5755 or 1-800-574-4272. T LAST CHANCE (905j Y! 4800 AJAX TRAVEL cRum CENTRE 676 Monarch Ave., Unk 6, Ajax grit. PRINCESS CRUISES CMAE.. It's more than a cruise, it's the Love boat.° • per couple, double occupancy, subject to availability at the time of booking t eta VOYMNASTICS Local gymnasts impressive at Metro East meet PICKERING — Area gymnasts posted good results at the Metro East First Qualifier at Gemini Gymnas- tics in Oshawa last weekend. Pickering residents with the Scar- borough Olympians Gymnastics Club participated in the meet. Pamela Tidy was fourth overall with a second on vault, fourth on aged two sixth-place performances bars and a seventh on beam at the on vault and beam. Kathleen Tidy, novice 2 level. also of the Olympians, was 12th Natasha Spencer was ninth over- overall. Her best effort was a fifth on all in the pre -novice 2 bracket. She bars. posted a third-place mark on beam. Lauren Viret was eighth overall in the junior 1 category. She man - 839 -6688 SUNWIN 125 BAYLY ST., PICKERING CHINESE RESTAURANT (Bay Ridges IGA Plaza) EAT IN TAKE OUT FEBRUARY SPECIAL DINNER FOR FOUR 4 EGG ROLLS, FORTUNE COOKIES 995 SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN BALLS Only HONEY GARLIC SPARE RIBS fp-_05 iAns, CANTONESE CHOW MEW CHICKEN MUSHROOM CHOP-SUEY Special valid until Feb. 28,1995 CHICKEI FRIED RICE (SORRY NO SUBSTfTUTK)JS) PLAYGROUND ?/ THE / o i' Aw CLUB Z8 INDOOR PLAYGROUND °C 0q INDOOR i S HHH... RUMOUR HAS IT THAT A CERTAIN PURPLE DINOSAUR WILL VISIT ON FEBRUARY 18TH (DON'T TELL THE KIDS9 THE PEANUT CLUB GRAND OPENING BAYWOOD CENTRE, AJAX SATURDAY 905-831-6806 FEBRUARY 18TH NOTICE OF MEETING REGARDING THE REFERRALS TO THE DURHAM OFFICIAL PLAN Please be advised that a prehearing conference will be conducted by the Ontario Municipal Board regarding the referrals to the Durham Region Official Plan, including those affecting the Town of Ajax. The purpose of the preheating conference is to deal with preliminary and procedural matters, including identification of parties, participants and issues. The number. party, subject, and location of each referral within the Town of Ajax is listed below: Referral Na 7 - CCTL Ltd. and LCLL Ltd. re: Living and Employment Area designations and Andley Road as a Type B Arterial Road. Affects leads located north of Highway No. 2, south of Taunton Road, west of Audky Road and east of Carruthers Creek. Referral Na 12 - G. Tempklon for the Estate of Ernest Stroud re: Major Open Space System designation. Affects two arrears: first, triose lands poerary located north of Highway 401, south of Highway No. 2, and west of Lakerldr Road. Second, those lands North of Taunton Road, south of the nos dM ly Ontario Byio Hoes, and wed of Lakeridge Road. Rderral Na 13 - S3f4S! Ontario Limited re: NWw Open Space System - WakrfkoNt and Bovie+- - i iatliy Sensitive Area deskmadoin and Sections 2 and 14. Affects lands south Of Tlayly Street and east of Carruthers Creek - Referral Not. 14 - 369331 Ontario Inc. (Hi -Rise Strarcttves Inc., 570130 Ontario Lhaftid, Giomardl HoldhW Inca re: Sections 2 and 14 as they apply bo the see. AffKa buedt located Nail of Lake Oulatio, =86 of 1AM Driveway and west of Harwood Aven■e. If you do not attend tie prehearing confwcwe,, the Board may proceed in yotr absence sad you wM not be entitled to arty further notice of these proceedings. The dates, time and place of the peehearing conference: are: Monday, Jam y 30 and Tuesday, Jammy 31,1995 10.00 A.M. COUNCIL. CHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUANMRS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST TOWN OF WHLTBY 'If you require additional information, please contact Mr. Joe Ttemay, Clerk. Town of AjwL at 683-4550• S—F/A/;M Expect 111orC f rr)m Sears AUTO SERVICE SPECIALS Fuel Injection Cleaning from "99 Improve 'he per'ornonce of your engine with o fuel ,n ection system cleaning AvoAA* for most v.Aides Frioid W" Alignment from 449" Includes o complete inspection of suspension, chassis and tires. Front axle olignment is o0usied to monufocwrer's specifications. Sbiws, addrional parts and 6bmw oxwo bake bslledion FME Our w pests Will remove ON four wh.,ls ofd visu* humped (rictiort and hydtoutic cmWonoft for wear and Ischoge. 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Jack Rauch, past president of the Annandale club, will skip a team consisting of Arch Hindorf, Wes Gray and Harry McCullough at the Royal Canadian Legion Senior Men's Provincial Champi- onship at Forest, near London, the week of Feb. 5. The Rauch rink advanced to the Ontario meet afte f t r rs capttu- ing the title at the regional play - VHOCKEY Hart pace maker for Durham West in novice tourney AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West Lightning novice 'A' girls* hockey.team dropped a close 3-2 decision to Sarnia in the final of the recent Scarborough tournament. Sarnia scored the game winner with four minutes remaining in the VHOCKEY Zorn a thorn in foes' side AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West Lightning tvke girls' hockey, team captured the recent Scarborough tournament crown after doubling Barrie 6-3 in the final. The Lightning erased a 3-2 deficit after two periods by scoring four unanswered goals in the final frame to claim the championship. Nicole Zorn led Durham West with four goals in the final. Kim Kish and Ashley Ewanchek each added a single. Assisting were Danielle Apps, Kish, Jessica Tobin, Marisa Genius and Ewanchek, all with one apiece. The Lightning got a solid goal- tending effort from Camblin Trentadue. Playing the host Scarborough squad, the Lightning posted a 9-1 victory in the tourney opener. Zorn and Ewanchek each netted a hat trick, while Briana Gooding notched a pair of goal. Kish added a single. Gooding„ Ewanchek and Kish regis- tered assists * Durham West posted victories over Barrie 6-1 and Oakville 16-0 on the sea and day of the tourney to earn a berth in the final. Against Barrie, the Lightning was paced by Zorn who connected for a fAt trick. Apps, Ewanchek and Gooding rounded out the scoring. Teryn Emsley, Jenny McDonald, Apps and Gooding had assists Cailey Huhne played well in net for the Lightning. Zorn was the big gunner for Durham West against Oakville. She led the scoring parade with a seven- bal effort. Gooding notched five goals, Ewanchek struck for three, and McDonald chipped in with a single marker. Ewanchek drew two assists, with single helpers to Kish and Apps. Nicole Flaxman registered the shutout for the Lightning over Oakville. Lightnings' Nicole Flaxman, Sara Allain, Hulme, Trentadue, Geniusd Tobin allplaYgd well on �efenoe ... , the iourneY., A final period. The Lightning tried valiantly in the dying minutes to net the equalizer, but to no avail. Kelly Hart scored both goals for Durham West, with assists to Aman- da Morra, Laura Watt and Rachel Spurs. In their first two tournament con- tests, the Lightning emerged with a win and a tie. Durham West defeated the host Scarborough Sharks 5-0 in the first game. Hart popped in three goals while Jessica Judges and Rachel Spurs added singles_ Watt and NIorra drew assists. Durham West plaved to a 0-0 draw with the Ottawa Senators. In other action, the Durham West novices blanked the Clarington atom 'C' squad 6-0. Spurs scored four goals, with singles to Rebecca Lundy and Watt. Assisting were Judges. Mary Kerr, Watt and Hart. IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 11IMT119N "I, HOW IN 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 Willowdale 1 x:11 I' with the iypple-n-i-I I Oiet Plan 1 I Thy It! It Works. Using all natural ingredients. Available at IDA Pharmacy Centre, Pickering and other participating pharmacies and health food stores. trey aeea. beler.w.. ea>E 14NO4614M TEN 71EIUWEr1 to CorrI no d loud ir�tshe end . eror ask" F. IF Rrrenb of u ftm bee. VINfeeeal Tewrren !! dblery arppement eeperdes we pert of to owag Sr 0i A - set wddeh m nbt then and an lir " Ids eeeerdW vbeedns end mi nSe040rab Die 0211705y be held" wan ndistod food kfth ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? DOLPHIN FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOOTBALL FOR YOUNG ATH HM AGES 8 - 17 IF YOU ARE 1141 RESTED IN COACHING, OR WORKING ON THE EXECUTIVE, OR IF YOU JUST WANT MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE ATTEND. JANUARY 31ST 7:00 PM AJAX COMMUNITY CENTER ADMIRAL ROOM Pbk MOM Ofl�AMMTMV CNA downs in Trenton Jan. 15. The Annandale rink finished with an undefeated record at the regionals. The event was originally sched- uled for Brighton, but a power failure necessitated the move to Trenton. ❑oo Annandale will have another rink competing at the provincial level next month. The club's bantam mixed rink of skip Matt Broga, vice Michelle Klepadlo, second Andrew Roegele and lead Tracee Nemeth won the 'B' side at the Bantam and Junior Mixed Regional Play - downs at the Richmond Hill Curl- ing Club last weekend. The Broga rink now advances to the Southern Ontario mixed finals at the South Muskoka Golf and Curling Club Feb. 22 to 25. The team will vie for one of three spots at the Ontario Winter Games in Niagara Falls in March. Annandale's junior mixed team of skip Brad Roberts, vice Sara Garland, second Wayne Warren and lead Amy Carr was not able to advance to the southern Ontario finals. The rink ended Olay at the regional meet with a record of two wins and two losses. .PICK.E"XG SOCCER CL ZIB will be boldin retirtra was for the 1995 Semeser season a Saturday, February 4,1995 Saturday, February 18,1995 Saturday March 4 1995 -- 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. AT THE PICKERING RECREATION Cohn% X ON THE UI'M LEVEL We coapt chibirm born in 1990 or prior. % cannot accept awmat: pieyyem Proof of age and He" Na an: mq ka abs repstetirg, ANYONE INTERESTED IN SPONSORING A TEAM, PLEASE CONTACT MARI BLAIR AT &V40n WE NEED YOUH IF YOU ARE EWIVJWS M IN PLAYING REP, PLEASE CALL: OYS JAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION REGIST__ RATION 1995 Season 839-8284 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1995 er 8396852 r U13,lames Panlin 1-905.649-2578 10:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. 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GAME TWO adian Protective Products 31 vs. Mud Hen's 6 Grill 26. TOP SCORERS radian Protective: Reuben DeFrance 13, Mike rley 6. d Hen's: Steve Leahy 6. GAME THREE Walker S. Ginnis Landing 47 vs. Rod a Verna Place 43. TOP SCORERS Ginnis: Ashley Jones 15. Dave Bayliss 13, b Pfizer 6. d >i Vern's: Pat Roach 17, Keith Reilly 10, Al kala 8. NO"ASTIER DIVISION Results from Jan. 21 GAME ONE -siorers 70 vs. Bay Sports 59. TOP SCORERS c,caterers: Vasco@ Yard* 19, Grafton Hope ris Tavares 10. y SportsL: Eric Carter 17, Karl Daniel 14, ,le Hill 13. GAMETWO Mud Hen's Bar it Grin 53 vs. Insurance Portfolio u. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Owen Officer 27, Bob Harding 10, David Volh 8. Insurance Portfolio: Chester Henry 14, Lloyd Exeter 13, Reynolds Watkis 9. GAME THREE Ell -Rod Holdings 80 vs. Vern -Rods Place 72. TOP SCORERS Ell -Rod: Conrad Davis 37, Neal Tyrell 21, Clifton McPherson 9. Vern -Rode. Dodge Beckford 26, Wayne Goulding 16, Tom George 14. PICKERING MEWS BASKETBALL LEAGUE MASTER DIVISION Results from Jan. 23 GAME ONE McGinnis Landing 59 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 36. TOP SCORERS McGinnis Landing: Dave Bayliss 35, Ashley Jones 9, Bob Pizer 7. Gallantry's: Ted O'Hearn 11, Steve Hewitt 8, Randy Filinski 6. GAME TWO Elcyda Corp. 35 vs. Canadian Protective Prod- ucts 31. TOP SCORERS Elryda: Fred Never 12, Craig Reynolds 11, Torry Icovetti6. Canadian Protective: Chris Sheldon 7, Reuben DeFrance 6. GAME THREE Van Kempen Insurance 53 vs. Rod b Vern's Place 41. TOP SCORERS Van Kempen: Roger Young 14, Geoff Jones 11, Scott Taylor 8. Rod d Vern's: Keith Reilly 10, Pat Roach 10, Barry Wood 6. MON-MASTER DIVISION Results from Jan. 23 GAME ONE Insurance Portfolio 54 vs. Vern 3 Rod's Place 50 (Overtime). TOP SCORERS Insurance Portfolio: Joe DiSattista 14, Ivor Walk- er 10, Reynolds Watkis 8, Chester Henry 8. Vern 8 Rod's: Dodge Beckford 23, Steve Graham 9. GAME TWO E8 -Rod Holdings 100 vs. Mud Hen's Bar S Grill 78. TOP SCORERS EII-Rod: Conrad Davis 33, Dave Joseph 26, Neal Tyrell 21. Mud Hen's: Bob Harding 28. Trevor Redhead 24, Cramley Bishop 15. GAME THREE Bay Sports 46 vs. Penny's Auto Service 44. TOP SCORERS Bay Sports: Kenneth Daniel 15, Eric Carter 10, Steve Hill Q. Penny's: Brent Sullivan 13, Peter Williams 8, Gad Cawsery 7. DURHAM SHOOTERS BASKETBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of Jan. 1l) TEAM G W L T PTS ESN Packaging -Dow. Plus 9 7 2 0 14 Deer Creek 9 5 3 1 11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,1995•PAGE 21 Joe Dkinort'a Omoe Los" 9 5 4 0 10 Upper Deck9 1 7 1 3 TOP SCORERS PLAYER/TEAM PTS Donovan Medley (Deer Creek) 145 Rick Hume (ESN Packaging) 92 Richard Davidson (ESN Packaging) 83 Frank Spengnucki (Joe Dickson's) 43 Tyrone Medley (Deer Creek) 67 Ken Russell (Joe Dickson's) 63 Randy Bums ( 60 Sieve Ranich(Joe Oickson's) se Paul Meikle (Upper Deck) 58 LEAGUE RESULTS GAME ONE Jan. 11: ESN Packaging 42 vs. Deer Creek 41. TOP SCORERS ESN: Rick Hunter 22 pts. (six 3 pointers), Vince Campbell 9 pts.; Deer Creek: Donovan Medley 14, Tyrone Medley 8. GAME TWO Upper Deck 45 vs. Joe Dickson Office Leasing 25. TOP SCORERS U.D.: Paul Meikle 15 pts., Bruce Macauley 10 pts. J.D.: Ken Russell 11 pts. JAN. 10 RESULTS GAME ONE Joe Dickson's Office Leasing 46 vs. ESN Packag- ing 43. TOP SCORERS ESN Packaging: Rick Hunte 22. Richard David- son 14. Joe Dickson's: Ken Russell 15, Frank Spangnuo- b 14. GAME TWO Deer Creek 46 vs. Upper Deck 37. TOP SCORERS Deer Creek: Donovan Medley 24, Tyrone Medley 12. Upper Deck: Rob Meikle 11, Austin Palmer 7. LAKESHORE LADIES RINGETTE LEAGUE Jan. 8: Knocker Paving 13 vs. OPattern 11. Knocker Paving goals to Sheryn Poland 3. Wilma Larochelle 3, Joy Mercia 3, Leslie Pellerin 2. Ruth Dunslow, Sue Westlake. Assists to Poland 2, Larochelle 2, Pellerin, Dunslow, Westlake, Ruth Gartlin. Oshawa Pattern goals to Tink McKague 4, Helen Page 2, Donna Pallrey 2. Assists to Card Stecik 3, Page, Barb Shields, Ann Wakelin. Jan. 10: ►apps 13 vs. Rad Team 7. Papps goals to Joanne Vandenbogard 8, Elaine Dunn 3, Jackie Batho, Charlene Silver. Assists Is: Dunn 5, Vandenbogard 2, Batho 2, Lori Ford 2. Red Team goals to Stacey Fertile 4, Angela Berwick 2, Kelly Caldwell. Assists to Caldwell 2, Fertile 2, Berwick, Cheryl Vaughan, Natasha Ped- dle Jan 12: North End Bowl 7 vs. Oshawa Patiorn 3. North End Bowl goals to Deb Wilson, Sue Paddi- son, Karen Pearce. Assists to Paddison 2, Pearce. Oshawa Pattern goals to Donna Palfrey 2, Kelly Page. Assist to Barb Shields. Jan. 15: Knoclw Paving s vs. Rad Town 3, Knocker Paving goals to Shertyn Poland 3. Shot. lie Snyder 3. Wilma Larochelle 2. Assists to Poland 2, Larochele. Red Team goals to Stacey Fertile 2, Lucy Richardson. Assist to Fertile. Look for this feature every other Sunday where various health concerns will be addressed SUFFERING FROM THE MID -WINTER BLUES? by MARYANN FRANKO, DC BA BPE 4& DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC ;4 Viten and women of old used to put on puffers at this time of year 4- If you find you just won't get ,uffer from weird and frightening because they have suddenly out of the house to go exercise, diseases like scurvy, beriberi and acquired asthma(?) keep things moving in your body - legra. We hardly ever see the full Something far more pro -active with one of the TV exercise manifestations of these diseases in has to be done to fend off the ills of programs or buy the Callanetics our modern times. Instead we are today. A few helpful suggestions.- video. plagued with immune -deficiency 1.Substitute your usual foods S. And you know I cannot say diseases like cancer, AIDS, and with rice, milk, whole grains & enough about turning on your nerve ,whritis. But what about the honey. Double your intake of fruits system through chiropractic ,:ommon cold, THE FLU, and and vegetables and their juices. adjustments. Your T-lymphocyte . hronic fatigue syndrome and 2. Give your immune system a formation has to be tiptop to fight SAD?Like the frog who was little help with a product like ACES off the new germs that are mutating rooked by being put in cold water or double your vitamin intake and becoming more virulent and and slowly brought to a boil, we during these times when our foods resistant to treatment. have come to accept these common are so depleted of goodness. You can succumb to the pressure dkorders as normal. To think that it 3. Enough cannot be said for of the '90's or you can put your I, okay to have a cold all winter dear, dear REST. Our lives don't foot down once and for all and say, lung, or to feel really low because slow down the way nature does at "'Pleat's enough for me!" and open the sun's healing face hasn't this time of year. We really must your horizons. The more of us there Popped out for two weeks or more; take the lesson to heart and not are turning back to nature for our this is not acceptable. This could be overload ourselves right now. Wait cures the easier it will be for all of half of your life. So many kids are for spring -- don't do it all now. us to enjoy the life that is our birthright. 15 Years of gw& caring Service in Torortl3o Call For An AppoNtbtMA 683-7735 Dr. Mary" Dc, RIS W ROUGE VALLEY THERAPY CENTRE INC. speeignill g by An This specialized o titeallinent using finger stimulation to the nerve endings of the hands and feet. Resulting in relief of tension and pain to internal organs. 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IM /6r AA8 _ n5 9 BOX 3#OUCN PACKAGE L--—si - RETAIL 34 29 EA 1 ------ J L— �sT.MmtueaRw------- -- --J 1 } ?"il 4'i-a.�'tt .E'S vR!kl: � l :VA.1�:f? 932i'TTrU�• irl7�/ 3NT r PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,19" V W Malcolm McGowan is three: Rebecca Rutherford one ';Name dropping I -- Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that's cheering for the San Francisco 49ers, but betting on the San Diego Chargers. As we said last week, Sports reporter Al 'Bills 'n' Bears' Rivett is predicting a 49er win so, given his past prognosticating performances, the Chargers pretty well have the Super Bowl locked up. While we wait for the outcome, let's get to the matter at hand— Z11 :1 -1 and...❑❑❑ Jan. 29 is a very special day for Malcolm King McGowan. A cutis is turning four years old Jan. 31. Rachel Ross will celebrate with friends and family at her Grandma's house. Mom and Dad wish Rachel a "fantastic birthday and another fun -filled year."... ❑❑❑ H e r family has a message for Rachel Ross Ashton Marie Heron, who turned two years old on Jan. 22. "To our fun - loving and mischievous Ashton, in Upland, Indiana. To be [tamed to the Dean's List, a student must have a 3.6 grade point average on a scale of 4. Tami is married to Steven Cooper... ❑❑❑ There was a big party at the Markle home ]an. 25 to celebrate Nicole's fifth birthday. Wishing her lots of love were M o m , Dad, baby brother Nicole Markle Connor, cousin Bradley, godparents Angela and Kevin, Nanny, Omi and Opa, and Oma Tik Tak... ❑❑❑ Sept. 3, 1994, is a day Cheryl Maher and Bill Hickey will Kristina Ramoutar a happy birthday with lots of love and Erin Ramoutar kisses were Mom, Dad, big sister Alanna Lauren and Nan... ❑❑❑ Jan. 17 was a very special day for Rebecca Rankin, because Malcolm McGowan because "our big guy" turns three years old. Best wishes and love from Mommy, Daddy, baby brother Marcus and Auntle Emily-.. O» One year ago. Rebecca Maureen Rutherford was front- page news in The Toronto Star. Now, she's a blond - haired beauty with a big smile. On Jan. 28 of Rabeem pdhwford last year, Rebecca became the first baby in Canada to be delivered in a hospital by a registered midwife without the assistance of a doctor. Rebecca was born at Markbam-StouflVille Hospital with the help of midwives Carol Cameron and Peggy Cannon. She's the daughter of proud parents Anka and Paul of Ajax, and the sister of Nichole, Natalie and Douglas. A family party was held to mark Rebecca's birthday... ❑O❑ Gail and Frank Bortolato of Pickering are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Paul Frank Bortolato to Laurie Lynn Hebor, daughter of Linda and Ron Hebor of Oshawa. The couple plan to marry May 27, 1995, at St. George's Anglican Church in Oshawa... 000 , Ashton Heron we love you and wish you have a very happy birthday" Love caste from Mommy Penny, Daddy Wayne and sisters Janelle and Deanna... A■■ Tami Cooper has been named to the fall 1994 semester Dean's List at Taylor University. Tami is a graduate of Ajax High School and is a senior at Taylor U, a Christian liberal arts college Paul Bortolato and Laurie Hebor . Cheryl and Bill Hickey always remember, as the couple wed in a ceremony at the Whitby Yacht Club. Cheryl is the daughter of Wendy and Dave Maher, of Ajax, and Bill is the son of Shirley and 3W Hickey of St. John's, Newfoundland. A bunch of folks travelled from Newfoundland for the wedding, which featured a bridal party of 14. The happy couple now live in Orono... ODD The "little angel" in the Meikle home turned one Jan. 23. Rebecca Rankin she turned one and celebrated in style with a birthday party. Wishing Rebecca a happy birthday with love were Mom, Dad, Grandma and Papa, her aunts, uncles and cousins... ❑❑❑ A poem for Mark DeLio, who turned three Jan. 25: Pattlysha Nelms Paulysha (which means gentle life) Veronica Meikle celebrated at a big party with family and friends Jan. 22. "Paulysha is a joyful, special part of our lives. She has added a sense of heaven to us," her family says. Wishing her a blessed happy birthday are Mommy and Daddy. "We love YOU, sweedwart."... DOD Shawn Walker is going to make a big splash for his eighth birthday on Jan. 29. Shawn and 15 of his school and street friends are having a pool party at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Wishing Shawn a happy birthday are Mom, Dad, sister Samantha, Grandpa, Oma, his aunts, uncles and cousins... OOO The youngest beauty in the Ramoutar home turned one Jan. 27. Wishing "our baby girl" Erin Mark and Matthew DeLio "Mask, Mark, Mark is thee, He's happy and healthy as you can see. We hope our sweet prince will enjoy his birthday Since be is special in every way" Happy birthday greetings came from Mom, Dad, Matthew and GuocL.. 000 Expect a lineup around the block on Jan. 31 for a main event in Ajax. Kortnee Jennifer Joy Burgess celebrates her first birthday and among the well-wishers are Mommy, Daddy, brothers Kody and Kyle, Nanny and Papa, Grandma and Grandpa, great-grandmothers Jennie and Ethel, and many aunts, uncles and cousins. A surprise birthday party is being held at Pizza Hut for Kortnee and Auntie Paula, who turns one Feb. 1, which happens to be Grandpa B's birthday. Belated birthday wishes go out to Nanny Joy, who celebrated on Jan. 4... o❑❑ A very special boy turns three years old Jan. 31. Shayne Hudson will celebrate the occasion with lots of family and friends. And, it won't be long before Shayne is a big brother. "We love y o u , Shayne," S a y Shayne Hudson Mommy and Daddy... UUU Holy Trinity Anglican Church held a Dickensian Fayre raffle recently and Margo Humphries won a quilt, Rosanna Campbell an Afghan, Shirley Rowland lawn chairs and Rita Cutler a Christmas cake. In addition, Howard Davie and Carol Bracken correctly guessed the number of pennies in a jar... 000 The Preceptor Gamma Upsilon chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority held a raffle among members with proceeds going to a needy sister, who got $400, food, clothing and Christmas gifts for her children... o❑o A personal note: Jan. 31 is a special day for Joyce Gilligan, as she'll celebrate her 69th birthday. With the exception of three grandsons and three cats, Joyce has more energy than the rest of the family. Wishing her all the best are husband Rix, grandsons Matthew, Michael and Geoffrey, sons Sean, Keith and Michael, daughters-in-law Lynne and Diane (who got her husband Michail in trouble and will deliver in August), Canute fuss -pot Bailey and feline friends Mallin, Buddy and Wolf. She'll celebrate by going swimming at the crack of dawn and then curling in the afternoon... DOO That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, can us at 683-5110, tut 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2115. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. Korttfw i�trgw=std 9raat�ttthnoMnr JMtr� Norris 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 6830707. K News Advertiser -- 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LIS 21-15 683=0707 Fax 683-7363 pi[tr II•?1EM TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS .11 Picture yourself in an exciting new career! It could happen in as little as six months_. and it an b*ns with one phare cap. 1 ..•can lead W� `III r career in is Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: lel aeSLV"m Assistant Ile Word 6 Micro ComputerII Dental Chakside Applicabon;I Assistant Computer i S"k— Analysis� Micro ComputerProgramming `� Travel i 1. Hecbasia TEuriraru Accounting }•toruli i CompuAenServicesSpry lipT6 I Executive If you are 45 years of ape or older and recently laid off you may qualify for traming assistance from the provincial government. 6662125. Har Care Centre. wliby Mal. • Fionalwial Assistance may be Avadabie • Pre EmpbymeM Readiness Train% Will Teach You How to Get a lob 'got all coupes a%a lable at all campuses TORONTO L;eIpelB)jjL111 a'id a Better life PICKEPING (905) 420-1344 14se N iltlgsim Rd, Swipe 17 7neIli,.acllot4aoatlparre6, MlowntaMle gllall�c irlimgrlyand irlaleMond Mmafslonimmdaolfitxls, isanaWbimlled leadetrin HurRMt ReemmServices. YM6IsgItwm mill, MtoedindliIidlalfaapartBuis twhwao@4 s k stmt lrsin dy Mile Ilpiar. As a Ham piglet; MIe etlooemll1l carldtYim Iflfi hale Mie lolowirg • A nilirran d 3 golfs teaul'h'ftg alperierlce, prefMably n ells aroa d Lirtlmwswvice • EtceMert adleitbtrarve and orgwizdiww skis - PIDGde q mtlh P.C. lowed =Maker programs n*d^9 Omft Excel ant MIAIfd Petlect • Fi r p ler - camlunifalion sW1s, both wripen and Herbal • Human ftesotaoes mmagmwi diploma or CHRP designation preferred ouamed pndift" please forward a detailed resume by R bru uY 8th, quoting Fie iIP0295, t0: THE NEWS ADVWMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1"S -PAGE 2S or. Combined Prenrun of 126,000every Sunday Combined Pressrun of 126,000 every Sunday PaCDIRWRESSnWNFM Courses starting now: • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technology • I;AN Systems Technology • Office Administration • 'Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Word Processing OSHAWA 434-8585 The sland St. EXTREMELY busy and large dental office seeks reception- ist. Evenings and Saturday W+� hours. Full time, HARP pre- ferred. Perfect opportunity for the right person. Call (905) 831.3773, ask for .Adie. FABRIC Cutter required to work in small tacbry with op- portunity for advancement Sewing and castling room ex- oerience beneficial Please all 436-90W JEWELS BY PARK LANE. let �s help you get started in a w+orderful new fashion )ewel- ery program Choose your own hours. Make money and naw fun too' Excited? Call now, Lyda at (906) 6664048 VICTORIA - COOUITLAM • Y",c 4MR • BURhAZY • SoRREr • EDMONTON • SASKA'OGN WINNIPEG • HAMILTON • MISSISSAUGA • TORONTO • NORTH YORK • SCARBOROUGH • OSHAWA - KiNGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL LAVAL • LONGUEUIL • QUEBEC • HALIFAX CDl Career Devekariertt InSMI1111s LTC Paradox (Windows) Feb. 16 -Mar. 23 In 39 hours participants will cower Database Design. Data Entry and Editing sorting and Indexing. Reports and Labels. Forts and Introductory ^w^g- Retail Management March 6 - April 26 By the end of this program partctponts will have developed key monogertlent skill and wid be on ther way to developing a comprehensive business plan for their particular business. They wit have developed important analytical skit as part of their troll vV— Retail Front -Uro Service May 1 - May 29 Individuals attending this program will learn how to nandle ctztorners and complaints professionally and effectively and will develop skills for noting areas requiring improvement in the workpiace Oshawa Canada Employment Centre is offering a Self Employment TrainirV Program. This fully subsidized c ompreherllsire Program requires a 12 week time commitment and the dream to be self-employed. If you are a resident of Durham and not in receipt of income support as of February 6th you are encouraged to appy. Federal Business Devdoptnah Bank at 905-725-3366 PROGRA sbrtig soon - Hsa lb Care AidsPC Tedrw cal atpponl Widows Appicm- tion proWammmg, LAN Ad- .. "lisfarku . Desktop Publish, tog, Evenig seminars in Mi- CFOWR Word . Excel. Power - point Appeals. Tudkm Coun- selling awiabis. cam C imput. or Learing Csr** e88•-9713. ATYW. ooa 4 Cor OWNERS op Wahty pet food product norne bass burniNw. Anyone :an do rt . Cas and sanhpl• our product %le call Flprer" at 905404-0017 CALL Today start tomorow "ownarkews wailed lor rap dy expanding firm Over 25 poelbons agdable Guar- anteed hourly wage plus bo- ,,jes. 2 shalt available Am• atiaw people rued only ap pry. Phdno 433-38M CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn 5.700.5900 weekly VOW rand position. hiring merv'women Free, roorwboardwill tram. Call 1-504446-4502 erL 1000-03 onrvom IEEDED with own small rar. Lkfx Delivery 'pick pi up Please Apply lin person. 50 Commerxal Ave.Suse 204. Between 4-9pm DU06 N SM Mature lawdry attendant Part time evenings and weekends. 105 rSt AVL EARN US From hoer. Fres into purkage. Said S.A.S.F- to e113 -e Midtown Dr.. Ostrws, Ont L1J ell EAST INCOME, Work form lair, for kse information sand S.A.S.E. b P.O. Box 31066 ,475 WOW" PALA* Ontario. L1T-3HO Excellent: Income clearing crpsta, must be held wolkii self starter, wo train right in. dndusl For kA lima position .opportunity for advancwrrnt Cal (905)1- 433-3eee DRIVER Required for local pizza store. Telephone 427-2829 ALASKA JOBS Earn up to $30,000 3 EXPERIENCED Hairstylist monfhs fL9h N satr ion. required, tum or part Ore. Maw Also COMWCfjOr1 canner- rain 2 T'-- Apply in person E The Minafs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road. Pickering, ON L1 W 1 Z5 ■: MINACS Fax 905-837-5009 GROUP Only those candidates selected loran �11120� INC :..... . THE NEWS ADVWMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1"S -PAGE 2S or. Combined Prenrun of 126,000every Sunday Combined Pressrun of 126,000 every Sunday PaCDIRWRESSnWNFM Courses starting now: • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technology • I;AN Systems Technology • Office Administration • 'Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Word Processing OSHAWA 434-8585 The sland St. EXTREMELY busy and large dental office seeks reception- ist. Evenings and Saturday W+� hours. Full time, HARP pre- ferred. Perfect opportunity for the right person. Call (905) 831.3773, ask for .Adie. FABRIC Cutter required to work in small tacbry with op- portunity for advancement Sewing and castling room ex- oerience beneficial Please all 436-90W JEWELS BY PARK LANE. let �s help you get started in a w+orderful new fashion )ewel- ery program Choose your own hours. Make money and naw fun too' Excited? Call now, Lyda at (906) 6664048 VICTORIA - COOUITLAM • Y",c 4MR • BURhAZY • SoRREr • EDMONTON • SASKA'OGN WINNIPEG • HAMILTON • MISSISSAUGA • TORONTO • NORTH YORK • SCARBOROUGH • OSHAWA - KiNGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL LAVAL • LONGUEUIL • QUEBEC • HALIFAX CDl Career Devekariertt InSMI1111s LTC Paradox (Windows) Feb. 16 -Mar. 23 In 39 hours participants will cower Database Design. Data Entry and Editing sorting and Indexing. Reports and Labels. Forts and Introductory ^w^g- Retail Management March 6 - April 26 By the end of this program partctponts will have developed key monogertlent skill and wid be on ther way to developing a comprehensive business plan for their particular business. They wit have developed important analytical skit as part of their troll vV— Retail Front -Uro Service May 1 - May 29 Individuals attending this program will learn how to nandle ctztorners and complaints professionally and effectively and will develop skills for noting areas requiring improvement in the workpiace Oshawa Canada Employment Centre is offering a Self Employment TrainirV Program. This fully subsidized c ompreherllsire Program requires a 12 week time commitment and the dream to be self-employed. If you are a resident of Durham and not in receipt of income support as of February 6th you are encouraged to appy. Federal Business Devdoptnah Bank at 905-725-3366 PROGRA sbrtig soon - Hsa lb Care AidsPC Tedrw cal atpponl Widows Appicm- tion proWammmg, LAN Ad- .. "lisfarku . Desktop Publish, tog, Evenig seminars in Mi- CFOWR Word . Excel. Power - point Appeals. Tudkm Coun- selling awiabis. cam C imput. or Learing Csr** e88•-9713. ATYW. ooa 4 Cor OWNERS op Wahty pet food product norne bass burniNw. Anyone :an do rt . Cas and sanhpl• our product %le call Flprer" at 905404-0017 CALL Today start tomorow "ownarkews wailed lor rap dy expanding firm Over 25 poelbons agdable Guar- anteed hourly wage plus bo- ,,jes. 2 shalt available Am• atiaw people rued only ap pry. Phdno 433-38M CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn 5.700.5900 weekly VOW rand position. hiring merv'women Free, roorwboardwill tram. Call 1-504446-4502 erL 1000-03 onrvom IEEDED with own small rar. Lkfx Delivery 'pick pi up Please Apply lin person. 50 Commerxal Ave.Suse 204. Between 4-9pm DU06 N SM Mature lawdry attendant Part time evenings and weekends. 105 rSt AVL EARN US From hoer. Fres into purkage. Said S.A.S.F- to e113 -e Midtown Dr.. Ostrws, Ont L1J ell EAST INCOME, Work form lair, for kse information sand S.A.S.E. b P.O. Box 31066 ,475 WOW" PALA* Ontario. L1T-3HO Excellent: Income clearing crpsta, must be held wolkii self starter, wo train right in. dndusl For kA lima position .opportunity for advancwrrnt Cal (905)1- 433-3eee DRIVER Required for local pizza store. Telephone 427-2829 ALASKA JOBS Earn up to $30,000 3 EXPERIENCED Hairstylist monfhs fL9h N satr ion. required, tum or part Ore. Maw Also COMWCfjOr1 canner- rain 2 T'-- Apply in person LOCAL COMPUTER RETAILER Looiang jou full time CUSTOMER SERVICE/ P.C. SOFTWARE SUPPORT PERSON Working KroWedge of current applica- tions software a necessity. Send resume to. File 971oe, Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. LiH 7Lf- Mature and friendly person required immediately to COOK and serve for fast !ood restaurant Experience a must V 75 hour to start. Apply In person only after t pm. Mrs. Vanelli's Pizza Pickering Town Centre. MODELS NEEDED - Female Ages 7 - 26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Milan . Call for consultation. 4304715 - NOW HRING - ALL POSE XW Experience n — - g�Sary. Apply ill". Red Lobster 1550 Kingston Rd. POR" PART TIME -Fuss time. No sxperi rm rradsd. Stlydanb mekonr. 40 people required to Puonrola our dWMM board services. salary plus bonus. Cam 906 see -e462 SCHEDULE okrordkrter. telsmark" experience to work Irom home in Ajax. Tele. marketers also needed. 663- 9177. RECREATION DIRECTOR- 6 month to cover a maternity leave required for 100 qed long term care facility. Must have a diploma or degree in recreation as required by the long term care standards. Provaus experience in a big teen care laclhty required Please apply in Writing xnme- diasety to the Administrator. Moto Toronto Legion Village. . Je Larmm Rd.,West, hie Ont 'we 2J1.' - - lekfs plus I momor call Nick or Donna 723- Call 7 days. Y 0211. Evenings or Weekends 1-504-646.013 6662125. Har Care Centre. wliby Mal. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 ext. 100K -N. EXPERIENCED TOM~- keters.Apply in Person. 50 LOCAL COMPUTER RETAILER Looiang jou full time CUSTOMER SERVICE/ P.C. SOFTWARE SUPPORT PERSON Working KroWedge of current applica- tions software a necessity. Send resume to. File 971oe, Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. LiH 7Lf- Mature and friendly person required immediately to COOK and serve for fast !ood restaurant Experience a must V 75 hour to start. Apply In person only after t pm. Mrs. Vanelli's Pizza Pickering Town Centre. MODELS NEEDED - Female Ages 7 - 26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Milan . Call for consultation. 4304715 - NOW HRING - ALL POSE XW Experience n — - g�Sary. Apply ill". Red Lobster 1550 Kingston Rd. POR" PART TIME -Fuss time. No sxperi rm rradsd. Stlydanb mekonr. 40 people required to Puonrola our dWMM board services. salary plus bonus. Cam 906 see -e462 SCHEDULE okrordkrter. telsmark" experience to work Irom home in Ajax. Tele. marketers also needed. 663- 9177. RECREATION DIRECTOR- 6 month to cover a maternity leave required for 100 qed long term care facility. Must have a diploma or degree in recreation as required by the long term care standards. Provaus experience in a big teen care laclhty required Please apply in Writing xnme- diasety to the Administrator. Moto Toronto Legion Village. . Je Larmm Rd.,West, hie Ont 'we 2J1.' - - 1PIGSI fAw! g FRONTENAC YOUTH SERVICES YOUTH 8 FAMILY COUNSELLOR (Contract Position - 5 mths) Full -Time Counsellor (Therapist) required to pro- vide the following: • Assessments • Individual, Family, Group Therapy as req'd. • Back-up Case Management Successful applicant must possess a Post - Secondary degree (preferably at a Master's lev- el) in one of the Social Services with a minimum of two (2) year's experience with adolescents and their families. Applicants must be available for evening hours. Send applications prior to February 15, 1995 to: M. Craw Executive Director Frontenac Youth Services 1160 Simcoe St. S Oshawa, Ont. L1H 51-8 UL7111 :1111 XAa ;ho Place Where Fresh Is The Taste MOTIVATED') Enjoy serving the public in a fast paced environment ? Like to smile ? If this sounds like you. We want you on our team! Day and night work available. Out of the work force for along time ? Not t0 worry. Apply In person only, 705 Kingston Rd.at Whites Rd. (beside the beer store. i Nc phone calls please. CANUCK DOOR SYSTEMS Canada's largest door service company requires Service Trainees in the Burlington 8t Brampton area. Must be willing to relocate, have Gr. 12, own car, good driving record, Min. 2 yrs. exp., in mech. or construction trade, clean cut in appearance. Fax resume. (905) 670-3400. I FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR To work with volunteers. Certificate in Volunteer Management or Public Rela- tions preferred. Candidate must possess excellent or- ganizational, interpersonal and commu- nication skills. Computer skills an asset. Applicant must have a car- Fteply in writing stating salary expected. Major S. Ratcliffe The Salvation Army 1992 Yonge St. Suite 205 Toronto, Ont. M4S 3C7 OLAN MILLS MC3UERU4G/VVIIMT NEEDS G MANAGER ?RAiNEEti R- you have six months of telemarketing experience, you can pin our management team after 2 weeks of paid training. Why waste your time on quotas that are Impossible to meet and commissions that never get paid? We guarantee an hourly wage during training and $300 salary + commission when you become a manager. Our operators have no sales quotas and no pressure. K you can work 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 5:30-9 pin., Mon -Fri and Sat. mornings 9:30-1 p.m., call (IMS) 639-40" during shift hours SCL is expanding and requires a BUYER for its Systems and Infrastructure Division. A background in Purchasing along with MRP knowledge in tate Electronics Industry ;s preferred. Those interested may forward their resume to: S. W iolridge Simmonds Communications Ltd. 975 Dillingham Rd. Pickering. Ontario •r L1 W 31132 Only those considerd , will be contacted We pay you direclly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped arvelOpe to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yong* St., Unit 344, _+ Ntt*dmk u1, Ontario. UX 1 4+ ,r t 1111. %$ %111111 e F 111 (0 or SALES A&WIATES FuN and Part -Brite for our store In Pickering Retell experience and a flair for decorating are assets. Extenslve sales training program. Training allowance, commission and bene fts aro part of our package. For an Interview Call: The Furniture Mall MR. HOFFMANN 839-2000 01" MILLS Wi TO KNOW- Do NOWDo you like talking on the phone? Our tele -survey room offers a no pressure envi- ronment with absolutely no sales quotas and more fun than a job should be. We have guar- anteed hourly pay whether you work full or part time. Choose your own hours 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. or 5-9 p.m. You've never seen advancement po- tential like this position to fill... Don't delay ... call today and schedule an inter- view to change your future. Call Lori, 430-7510, DURING SHIFT HOURS Our dent is a leader in the industrial and medical gas and wilding products industry. with a worldwide reputation ler their high quality of products and dedication to Customer needs. They are currently seeking a sea -motivated Customer Service person, with product knowledge of oompressed gas, welddrlg and Industrial distribution methods for their Durham Region location. A Carrmitiry Co" diploma is required, with 7 echnokWgiven s, E^ �9 Please tax msu me to: CAROLE PLUMMER TTIE The Minim Group Inc. ■ iMACS 71 Albert Street ■uals; GROUP Oshawa. Ontario [woman I%C- Fax 905 579.6050 SALARY AMD coYMtssko l •.1st growing ndustry equires Dynamic sales people wilfn :cod phone skins. contact Scott at 14KI"77-24M. SCARBOROUGH MIRROR 1X25 GENERAL HELP, PICK IJP FROM AJAX JAN. 4, RUN AJAX ONLY SUN. - JAN- 29, 'NEED EXTRA CASH' 416-284 2767, BOOKED BY CHRISTINA AT THE MIRROR. SECOND Income Consult- ants Inc. is looking for sell -mo- bvaed. organized in6viduate Ior part tete sof wrootirtent Please call (905) 0396378. TELEPHONE surveyors want- ed. $7J1w. guaranteed. Must have positive alYsdo and be well versed on phone. Call (906) 4304367. TRAVEL oonnkltant. We are seeking a candidate with a women of one years experi- ence as a Travel Consultant ler a client wiMkin to Durham Region. 0 you i; - , ss extern sive exawiwta Wier Ow Saber System and have the Wxky to work in a be paced erwfanl- nent we 1iotAd No b speak with you Contact Judy L. Smlh. phone (905) 579.2911, Fax (905) 579 -WW WORK AT HOME We Ief' ym drsctly 1D nnmd* cis podrkls. Easy work No ox - penance reca ury. For FREE dslais send S.A.S.E. to Rw Star r, I III iasa 1616 � Ord. Ltv :SELL IT NOW CALL :683-0707 .i .OR FAX. 683-7363 - F you are sing* or a unie parent or separated or b- cr"d with three veers work e.perertce. you may quakty 'or financial assistance of of you are over 45 and have recently been laid off, you may qual+tY ler trarrwng assistance. DIPi CERT. Locus. Wordpertect. D. Base Word. Accpsc, Bedlad. Autocad. Ventura. Pagerneker. Harvard. Coin, Coniputw Pro- gramming and Sysen+s Ana- lyst, Cobol. Pascal and C. Photoshop. Ouark Express and Illustrator. Durham Buss - rots Compubr College. 427- 3010 RECEPTIONIST -immediate opening We are looking ler an individual who has excellent verbal and written cornni cation skills. is competent in odher Ampro or WP for Wind- ows. 123W. and can type with accuracy and strong gramnal- ical spills . a mrwnum at 35 wpm French spoke and writ- ten skips would be an asset however not a prerequeie. This ndivdual nwrt be abis to work under pessue siU,allons and have switchboard expow once. This fug taro position starts at $0.00 per hour. if in, Wooled, please mail your re- sume to Paul Avis. G.M. PPF a D. 89 Milts Rd., Ajax. Ontario. LIS 71.3 EXPERIENCED SaMepeo- pie deeded ler In hone dem onstrations. No door so door acting. all appointmutte pro - booked, $18001mIh. guar- anteed miwnum. Call (905) 430-9367. DENTAL Assistant required for full tine position, in pleas- ant Pickens g General practice with good hours. Please reply to (9015) 509.2290. MODERN Endodonbc office in Pickering looking ler a den- tal assistant for maternity leave. Call Laurie Ann (905) $31.4564 Part tlms Receptionist ler Dr.'s office Noleoi Rd. 4-10 hisidweek. Evenings (Safi days Foy i b lie 171(x7, Oshawa 1W Week. PO. Box 481, Oshawa Ott LIK7L5 CLASS W G.M.General Mechanics with transmission and/or trim experience an asset. We are looking for productive/quality conscious Technicians wanting to work in a busy flat rate shop. Call John Savage at COWAN PONTIAC BUICK BOWMANVILLE (905) 623-33% R.F. BENCH TECHNICIAN A high Tech Radio Communications company based in Pickering is looking for an experienced Radio Repair Technician Duties to include: repair of Mobile. Portable and Base station radios and ancillary equipment. Knowledge of full spectrum P.C. programmed equipment is essential. Please send resume outlining specific radio brand experience and salary expectations to: File # 7110 do Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L5 Sheridan Chev Olds requires a TRIM TECHNICIAN For the Service Department. Please Contact BILL WALLER 683-9333 OR 436-0628 Sheridan CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO LTD %VEIMJai EXPERIENCED STEEL MIG WELDER Must be mechanically inclined. Aluminum Mg Welding an asset. Must have good references. Ally is verseiar terry's Custow Trailer Manufacturing Ilse Box 634, Industrial Parry CouNwine, Oct. KOOK iso Daycare •Wanted UVE4N OR LIVE -OUT Nanny Wanted for 3 Boys ages 6. 3. 1. N.N.E.S or Equivalent plus Experience. 7 am to 6 pm, over nights required, house work, dinner prep, Drivers Lianas A Must. Please Cab Ajax (906)427-7453. NANNY / HOUSEKEEPER, exparierx-,ed non smoker. with own traroportabon, two 4 year olds, one 18 rtncriau okt.7:30 an1.5:30 ,rel. required. Brod) Hwy.s2. for into. call (416) 2" 6566 NANNY ler boo year cid, live out, sane weekends off. Call bslween 9-6 p.m. 427-9431. PART lima daycare requied for 2 sdtodage children. close to Lord Durham Pubic School, Own Cal Carol 6862102. Part ileac babysitter needed in my hone, for tree Children, split shifts at tires , car an as- set Ref. needed, West Lynda / Whby 668-5360 PICKERING - looking for taring fur time babysitter on my hare. Days .Mon - Fri. 2 kids. live out preferred. Phone after 7 p.m. 837-5624. Ab ages. Superb daycare. . Experience& reliable. Movies, parties, orama, large playroom, fenced meals- References. nkAipb r tdw rates. Alas . 688.0-719. CHILDCARE in my Picker- ing hone by qualified E.0 E teacher. Starbrhg irmedialely, 18 months and up. Krosnoi Be* area. Call Linda at (906) 420.9041. DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my home by pediatric nurse close to Parks. large yard any age welcome- Liverpool / Bayly $37.1016 Daycw* available- lookig for one more child to care for in my non s^ oldrV Ajax hone. References available. West- ney/Harvrood/401 area. For more nb- please call 905-427- 9256. HIGHWAY02MHITES RD. RELIABLE DAYCARE AVAIL- ABLE IN MY HOME. NON- SMOKING, NO PETS, NUTRI- OUS LUNCHES / SNACKS PROVIDED. AGES 1 AND OLDER WELCOME. FULL / PART TIME, BEFORE / AFTER SCHOOL. PLEASE CALL 906- 420,9559. PICKERING BEACWRollo (Ajax) Mother of 2 sib provide daycare in my hori fuli'part time, lunches/smcks. Call 428-7596. RESPONSIBLE. reliable, loving daycare, clean, sbrnu- latirg, smoke -flee home, 18 years experience. flexible haus, babies welcome. refer- ences, Valley FarnI Major Oaks 6W7954 Sale, fun snvironn*nt for children of all ages, by 2 loving Moms. Park, conservation in back yard. CPR. first aid,401/ Whites, B:30am6:p0pm, . to. Joan 831.114481 Liz 837.293p s• WESTNEY RD. /HWY 2 Ouality day care in my home. Loving. safe non- smoking environment. 11 vears experience. Immediate openings. Call Donne 427.7116 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD seasoned firewood. face cords and bush cords, bags of loin citing available. Free delivery. pick up on Sat 8 Sun. (905) 655-8797. FIREWOOD Excellent quality nardwood Guaranteed, extra long time fully seasoned. at and spit. Honest measurement Gree dobvery. Kozy Heat Fire - mood (905)753-2246 FIREWOOD MOVING SALE $50 face cord, cut split and delivered. "While supplies last' Cap Gerry 6-9pm all day Sat. and Sur.. 619-1363 ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 418 X12" s6C C 4'X8'X16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277.3381 Evenings 905-434-6665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area 21 F BEDROOM set matcning .7resser with minor, queen sue -oadboard. 2 nit* tables. 5350. Telephone 686-5821 NORDIC TRACK exercise machine 303 basic. Sym old like new reg. $600. asking $400 call 906 428-3942 P.C. 286 rndudes Windows 3.0 WordPerfect S. I. I;otus 123. wnply accounting. and Norton. Backup disks in- cluded, $350.00 Cal 420- 6256 5' BABY Grano Piano, dark wood older. excellent cord• tion. moving to smaller house. asking 51995 or best offer Call (905) 509-51144. APPLIANCES- Super Clearance Sale - New gasi electric stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers. Hank's Ap- Fiianoes. 191 Bloor E. Oshawa (behind Mulilech) 728-4043. APPLIANCES tubs, sinks, career tops, saw 50 - 90 % below replaa% resurface on location. All walk guaranteed. from $45. Surface Whiz, bb free 1-800.454-2288. CARPET - donl buy anyttilere else until I show you what I can do ler you. Call Gold, 434- 0222.(012096) Carpet Broker, 100x,, Nylon thick plush,slan reaistrutt car- pet For 3 rooms, only 5369.00. Price includes 30 Sq yds car- pet, deluxe pad and installa- tion in your home. Free quota - bon. In you horror. No interest, no payment for one full year, until Dec.1995. Darvol, 1 -WO - 217 -0104 CARPETS - bb of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain release carpets on hale. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation. fast delivery, free estimates (30 yards). Norman 686-2314, COMPUTERS - NEW 486 DX 66 multimedia specials with Microsoft home twits pkg. $1,995. Resale systems from as low as $250. Lap bps from $495• New Primers from $175. Our overheads low - prices are at loll cquality tpt ter Olsen l" epee• Ins. 161 "St E.,'66v11 mi ii v 697-3069. _ T EVERYTHING Must Go! Make An O9er1 Mollst fridps 0- Move $475, two 30' stoves $150 ea., 9 pc dining suite $1550. cherry dining table d chairs $450. Duncan Phyfe table 8 chairs $700. glass kitchen table $100, dining table wlbuflet 8 4 chairs $660, oak bow (font China cabinet $575, pre finish kitchen table wM benches, $175, two 26' colour TVs $250 ea., 26' con- sole colour TV $275, small or- gan $100. NEW hunter green couch 8 chair $1200, Beige couch 14 chair $575. 2 marble top end tables $275, bed b dresser $400, queen size bed $125, two 5 pc. bedroom sales $1150 ea., 4 p.. antique bed- room suite $650. 5 drawer wood chest dresser $150, wood gentleman's dresser $175, vanity dresser S 135. 3/4 box d mattress $150. office desks, chars, riles and more. 436.3904. FULL length mink coat size 7/ 8, Men's sheep skin coat size 40, both in excellent condition. Sega master system wigames and accessories, washer/dry- er. 427-7436. FUR Coat. pastel mink. size 10-12. Like new, $900 o.b.o. Call after 5 p.m. 683-7944 LIFESTYLES of Canada Intra- a 23 herbal drink, money back guarantee plus nutritionai high fibre cookies and com- plete meal replacement ban and shakes. For retail or wholesale phone MBA Intra Preneurs 987.4152 or DLS In- tra Preneurs 668.4266 OAK'PINE FURNITURE -Why pay retail prices! One of On- tano's oldest and largest mann ufactruers is now selling direct to the pubic. Eg oak pedes" table r/w ext. and 4 Windsor chairs $799 8' oak double pedestal taw ext and 6 chairs $1429. Cannonbas beds. $299: Over 20 shin choices - ab sold, no vervii Trsdmorr al Woodworking 905-9a5- 8774 PIANOSiGRANDFATHER Clocks -Durham's largest se- lecW,n-New and used pian". Not sure Fit" to own, apt, size. upright, grand. digital. keyboards. CLOCKS- JANU- ARY CLEARANCE on all 1994 stock' Thep Piano Works, 433 1491 QUEEN waterbed no mat- tress. $275: queen inam"w box spng. 5200, toddler ted S50: 20' colour tv Sn. 35 mm camera. flash Accor& $125. took cotlee/end tables S75. 432-7686. THE FUTURE IS HERE 'J S.l iite 7V and Security. oroudly introduces the new 18 -"* den Up to 150 chan- nel Apt. dwellers, home owners coinages. RVs. boats. OW . SPECIAL $1675 00 m - stalled. Visa. MC, firencmg available 905.432-7565 VIDEO CAMERA. Full sured VHS hardly used. perfect working conddion.Comes with carrying case. 2hr. battery and battery charger Instructions manual and all cables 725- 8634 WALK-IN Fridge 8 X 10, upright hdge 6 x 7. Both in A-1 corWibon. Cab 655-58M after 4p M. WASHERS dryers. fridge. stove, new and recondiio ed. $225 and up for reconditioned washer, $175 and up for re- conditioned dryers $175 and up for reconditioned fridges and stows. Also can operated washer and dryers. Stephen. sons Furniture and Apphari es. 227 Court St.. Oshawa. 576-7448 WOOD BURNING furnace, brick lined Ise box, shaker grate, 1/3 hrap. 2 speed Debi fan, C/w controls best ofw 98s-0464 1Articles WANTED - old and antique furniture. anyfty old. Scieri tik instruments. china, silver, advertising sporting toys, de- coys, dabs, niac, boMles. col- Iscwm or estates. Cab Robert Bowan Antiques (905) 655- e049, Brool in. WANTED - old and antique furniture, anyairg old. Scisn- luk i strurroncs, china, sliver, advertising sporting toys, de- coys, dok, nil, bottles, col- lections or toilette. Cab Robert Bowen Antiques (906) 655- 8049, Brookin. WANTED - used wetdifrig gowns for consigmnent.Sizes 14.24. Sargeanrs Rentals, 433-1113. WANTED CAMERAS - old d+i1a and glass, jewelry mi- croscopss, telescopes. binoc- uars and related items. Clocks, watches, kunibue, an yhN old. 432.1678 - WANTED b bury - older funt- It". glass, dltna, ca6ectibles, menrlo aWia. waldlss, oft. Single � &.000". . W (91723-7834. LIN" ft and -York �nC.oleet t craft show. 110 quaMy ibdors displaying thou - of unique craft and e decorating ideas. Rich - ,d Green Spot cantle, ,mond Hill, March 11 and Info. 905 -434 -SW 1- DIAD OR drt oabandorwid lowing for cana trucks. tier. pick-up• top prices paid. (416) 281-34" 22, h rnale tabby WHO up you cannot afford OUND JAN. sten, white paws, Taunton/ pool tub and large kil:hen. To Salem Rd. Ajax area. Can 905- 1900 CHEV 34 len. auloinal- 83,-5132 days: eve 905-686- ic, 36o high prlormarxA on_ 7870 gine. dual -tests. rebuilt tar - FOUND adus2/Wock� 000 d. terser. Hwy red $ as is o.bo. Can Please can 4260946, ask for 725-2383. Eva or Apx/Phckerhng (Thick - AJAR - Mature area. 3 Bed - son Rd) Animal Canlroi. • ' room Bungalow. Under Total 619 -0228 4875. 1987 Polaris Indy 600 LE. Ex- low, for rete with option cellent condition, 96 carbide ENGLISH Riding lessons, studs. new skiis, hand 11hxnb ewpe rented instructors, gentle warmers, excellent running .,,vises, reasonable rates. motor, very reliable. New slid. wNby area. phone 666-4037. ers and track. $3600 obo. You Soente• 0-g dose b shopping. 401 won't be disappointed. 905 - Automobiles 965.8039 Stew 266 3993 370 Vehicles +990-1986 cars. lease to Or C to wn+press«, tinted wirh6 VS. automatic beet 7 ,nn Everyone qualities. On 1 , first /last $475 nckmio :'Ci WC87 MAI No interest WANTED - MOBILE HOME -, credit check, $345 down. For 2 weeks. July 1631/95. ;-6-7428 Must sleep six and be in good oassenger, red. 79.000 kms.. 00 lar 'skmg oonifton. Warded by a Clean, 400 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and un- derground parking included. From WHITBY WHO up you cannot afford =137.900 Oshawa Csarhd pool tub and large kil:hen. To W► buy a have, 3 bedroom ow view/Chwrydn area). de - 1.1 bdrm. so.35W + hytfio townhouse carries for 1400/ lawmoral.(P 11-3 bdrin., apt. ,5675 + hydro d p 3 bedroom titan. 9alow caries far $700 /mordhCaul r1cpaq available now (Pap pas more. can Mark Stapley, Re/Max Accord at 571-6665. Contact G. Miller 5763111. AJAR - Mature area. 3 Bed - Ingerator and an utilities. 576- CHARMING 1 1/2 storey, 3 room Bungalow. Under Total 619 -0228 4875. Renovation. New Windows. low, for rete with option / ' Siding, Heating, Electrical, Roolismi and Plumbing Whiri- $7 7- 033. Whitby 3 bedroom main Ilea duplex. $950 hydro it, CAPITAL Properties would pool tub and large kil:hen. To THREE bedroom townhouse. plus clydes heat fridge, 3 Bedroom townhouse. freddy be completed Approtel 686-0845 weekdays , , water, stove, washer, dryer, deck painted. hose to schools and MARCH 1/95. $139,900. Call 686-4383. NO AGENTS $430/month plus hydro. Avail. able immediately. First I/2 of parking available immediately. anembes. Includes stove. re• PLEASE" 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 655-4120 Ingerator and an utilities. 576- CHARMING 1 1/2 storey, 3 000l an suite. fainly room w/ WHITESMWY.#2 Private t 4875. bedroom century, 3/4 acre, lett Call CLASSIFIED for friendly, professional, personalised service FA OSHAWA - one bedroom bdrm. bernt. apt parkng,near CAPITAL Properties would style master bedroom, main apartment THREE bedroom townhouse. shopping. available March 1, like 10 offer you the best in floor laundry, barn, paddock. in 17 Oubedr St. $600 inclusive call Harry Oshawa Living. Spacious 2 Oshawa commute. low taxes, $430/month plus hydro. Avail. able immediately. First I/2 of (416)283.7393, Jennifer Lan and 3 bedroom town homes. $121.900 negotiable (905) last required Can Steven (416)2836570 Starting at $700. Call Wendy hr 9116-0137 (905) 571-3229. WHY rent when you can own 4042067 now your own horse for less than PICKERING - brand new OSHAWA - your cat is wel- yrs, by„k?u Cal Dave Haybck townhouse. 3 bedroom. 5 ap- come' Immaculate two bed- Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit phances, 1600 sq. fL, parking. room two level apartment in Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668- across form Pickering Town charming older duplex. Large 3800 or (Ios) 666321, . Centre, $1000 monthly plus and spacious w/huge lott/pine ublities. Available March 1, floors. $75o . 1/2 utilities. Ask YOUNG Christian farrnly has about no rent increase option. one bedroom apt. for rent, viewing loon Feb 1 r Can 683 905-723-6997. Ajax. $595. Can 905-686• 5117 gam - Spm or 427.1637 7630 after bpm. ld i 2nd moilyegea up 1095% Loom -any ptirpose Lina ot credit wet low �Iy PMmbds • Ifrvflefot irtquiies invited. TANNER RNANCIAL Odwam,4044336 Out of Town, 1.8"1-= MORTGAGES. Loans (any purpose). Lines of Credit Free Consultations. We can help. can Tamer FinancialServices. 404-9336 or 14900-Ml.3923 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 606 NOTICE OF SPECIAL" GENERAL MEETING 'FEBRUARY 1,1995 Executive commit- 19tb2 Chevrolet "'V' Clan- Well Behaved Family. Please •c, L - - _ I monthly Irving room, ALTONA/SHEPPARD- 3623. tee Of the Royal `IB. 305 engine, fuly load- can (905) 434.8131 kitchen, 3 bedroom, 4 large furnished room ,n dean PICKERING - 4 bedroom Canadian Legion .A Needs some work. Ink ask- OSHAWA North - Ore and piece bath, garage, adult horns for mature em,- executive horse FnttvI aeport �,, swo. cc bet offer. Gaud is calling a special ,. "ter vehicle. Call Renee at ''"o bedrooms. available ion- fenced In yard. Bktor St Played psraor✓student Cable. area. Backs onto ravine. -,05-4,U-7509 � 75os / ' ' ' • - medately or February lot 885t. 1 block west of oil Bus. Parking Share separate Cough tam Built. Upgrades general meeting on entidge. stow. utilities mcaded. laiden, bathrooms. $100.00 ore Please call 420-0%3 Fab.1 ,1995 at son. Available imme- 986 ACARIAN in excellent 7232094 diatey. firsVIast required. weehdy, evenings 509-2459 b view. No Agent Please :ond'ron no rust, new pant. 3 2 BEDROOM apartment in TNA WIN be OSHAWA. 2 bedroom $689. n 436-0270 FURNISHED room in cozy TWO STORY AJAX Execu,- B:OOpm In the ;ceed auto asking $1650 car- quiet area, $685 includes to Help you WiM ale 9-plex with laundry facilities. adult home in Pickering V4- live horse for big term invest- Legion Hall. bed can 404.8732 or 728- fr dge. stove. heat, hydro. includes utilities. 2 appliances. lags. Stare rest of large house mons Unspoiled walkout +072 laundry facilities and parking. your Classified parking Convw"nt to 401 AJAX 3 bedroom bungalow. knckiding IulchenAaundry faai- basement. overlooks playing The only subject Oil 1986 olds. Cera, 4 dr, 4 CO. Wilson/Olrw area. Available adV9A ;91 and city bus routes Available main floor shows Irke new. iles. PIKx . cable. and uaiNe held, great paenbal.assum- the agenda is the hulc. air. aMfm, low mites. immediately. Days m3 -e 9 Feb. 4330677. decorated . past". pmrale en includedAvaisble now. $375/ able mortgage. $20!.90000food clean running car owning$ 2632522. CALL TDY! OSHAWA bacr,.kor tratioe Williams ncAded $1200. monthly First and hall last call (905) 696-9153 renewal Of the 32go5 crt_ 4 1 010 nice clean 3 BEDROOM apartment Apl.s117 weekly (or $487 cal �`tcy Bats'O" Sutton 686-0740 lease On the build - 5 to choose from. Cal 427- available March 1. $700 c /� month) appliances, parking. cwonp Heritage 619-9500 -22 anytime Russ. Open 7 month! 683-0707 y rooms p 2 clean quiet ' ing. Only voting fan week indoors. Town y for m utilities. orrtrtAar laundry h76 -6s rrhtladed. Do AJAX central. dean. 2 say- rooms part but antral • members may G9 red. For mon nbrnhatron toed no9.576-6789 ey 3 bedroom, 4 boson txs roue non y ;a P3 � 6833399. Fax. 683-7N3 rale entrance. Clow to Cao. wreckers pielen M Pete $70 attend. PICKERING V"" - 99 1987 CHEVETTE. I ain't AJAX - Bright Bern. 1 bed Church St S new krrvahod �n grocery, Post office, wk /$260 mo or can los, 2 Brock Rd.! Hwy*2 �relty but ''m I have GLEAN furnished one bed- Sabo. oo wMiboose -4769 room apt for $420 mo. avert- $124.900. lovely 3 bedroom cb'saP' room basement apartment oadnolor n apt. bu/6ng own tole 7ri7n2 / 579- bnhawe iron 123.000kns of high wayrate 1nv,ng. I'll gel you anywhere entrance, separate tawdry area. parking, ap I lotra7v�rv'few I may. laundry. Pat". dwn. no clow b Go. 906 -SM THREE bedroom townhouse. pk nCM. ftp batMoom. CIoN Houses' South GM, 51195 per mo. an n- OPEN concept. lovely 3 bed- ' Rent elusive. I9VLast required. room. 3 bath. 1 1/2 yr. new 'r A tailabie immediately Call Geranium built home located basement apartment, caprate 435-1068. on a quiet Courece cres Whet - CLEAN. Carpeted 1 « 2 Dad- entrance. 4 apkancos. $775 000l an suite. fainly room w/ 3 Bedroom brick bunga- - • • fireplace. mane ades low, for rete with option I ' • - t now to buy. $925 + uumms 1616. $159 990000 To view call X905)104 --tett or 416393 ld i 2nd moilyegea up 1095% Loom -any ptirpose Lina ot credit wet low �Iy PMmbds • Ifrvflefot irtquiies invited. TANNER RNANCIAL Odwam,4044336 Out of Town, 1.8"1-= MORTGAGES. Loans (any purpose). Lines of Credit Free Consultations. We can help. can Tamer FinancialServices. 404-9336 or 14900-Ml.3923 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 606 NOTICE OF SPECIAL" GENERAL MEETING 'FEBRUARY 1,1995 Executive commit- 19tb2 Chevrolet "'V' Clan- Well Behaved Family. Please •c, L - - _ I monthly Irving room, ALTONA/SHEPPARD- 3623. tee Of the Royal `IB. 305 engine, fuly load- can (905) 434.8131 kitchen, 3 bedroom, 4 large furnished room ,n dean PICKERING - 4 bedroom Canadian Legion .A Needs some work. Ink ask- OSHAWA North - Ore and piece bath, garage, adult horns for mature em,- executive horse FnttvI aeport �,, swo. cc bet offer. Gaud is calling a special ,. "ter vehicle. Call Renee at ''"o bedrooms. available ion- fenced In yard. Bktor St Played psraor✓student Cable. area. Backs onto ravine. -,05-4,U-7509 � 75os / ' ' ' • - medately or February lot 885t. 1 block west of oil Bus. Parking Share separate Cough tam Built. Upgrades general meeting on entidge. stow. utilities mcaded. laiden, bathrooms. $100.00 ore Please call 420-0%3 Fab.1 ,1995 at son. Available imme- 986 ACARIAN in excellent 7232094 diatey. firsVIast required. weehdy, evenings 509-2459 b view. No Agent Please :ond'ron no rust, new pant. 3 2 BEDROOM apartment in TNA WIN be OSHAWA. 2 bedroom $689. n 436-0270 FURNISHED room in cozy TWO STORY AJAX Execu,- B:OOpm In the ;ceed auto asking $1650 car- quiet area, $685 includes to Help you WiM ale 9-plex with laundry facilities. adult home in Pickering V4- live horse for big term invest- Legion Hall. bed can 404.8732 or 728- fr dge. stove. heat, hydro. includes utilities. 2 appliances. lags. Stare rest of large house mons Unspoiled walkout +072 laundry facilities and parking. your Classified parking Convw"nt to 401 AJAX 3 bedroom bungalow. knckiding IulchenAaundry faai- basement. overlooks playing The only subject Oil 1986 olds. Cera, 4 dr, 4 CO. Wilson/Olrw area. Available adV9A ;91 and city bus routes Available main floor shows Irke new. iles. PIKx . cable. and uaiNe held, great paenbal.assum- the agenda is the hulc. air. aMfm, low mites. immediately. Days m3 -e 9 Feb. 4330677. decorated . past". pmrale en includedAvaisble now. $375/ able mortgage. $20!.90000food clean running car owning$ 2632522. CALL TDY! OSHAWA bacr,.kor tratioe Williams ncAded $1200. monthly First and hall last call (905) 696-9153 renewal Of the 32go5 crt_ 4 1 010 nice clean 3 BEDROOM apartment Apl.s117 weekly (or $487 cal �`tcy Bats'O" Sutton 686-0740 lease On the build - 5 to choose from. Cal 427- available March 1. $700 c /� month) appliances, parking. cwonp Heritage 619-9500 -22 anytime Russ. Open 7 month! 683-0707 y rooms p 2 clean quiet ' ing. Only voting fan week indoors. Town y for m utilities. orrtrtAar laundry h76 -6s rrhtladed. Do AJAX central. dean. 2 say- rooms part but antral • members may G9 red. For mon nbrnhatron toed no9.576-6789 ey 3 bedroom, 4 boson txs roue non y ;a P3 � 6833399. Fax. 683-7N3 rale entrance. Clow to Cao. wreckers pielen M Pete $70 attend. PICKERING V"" - 99 1987 CHEVETTE. I ain't AJAX - Bright Bern. 1 bed Church St S new krrvahod �n grocery, Post office, wk /$260 mo or can los, 2 Brock Rd.! Hwy*2 �relty but ''m I have GLEAN furnished one bed- Sabo. oo wMiboose -4769 room apt for $420 mo. avert- $124.900. lovely 3 bedroom cb'saP' room basement apartment oadnolor n apt. bu/6ng own tole 7ri7n2 / 579- bnhawe iron 123.000kns of high wayrate 1nv,ng. I'll gel you anywhere entrance, separate tawdry area. parking, ap room basement. --1« one P-- Asking 5660 wlw may. laundry. Pat". dwn. no clow b Go. 906 -SM +ou want b go. Bast Off- pk nCM. ftp batMoom. CIoN Last. Non smoker No phos 2036 a 416284.16,8. ,w V'arce Marl 905-48 -4W b �,ydwv% nonsmoker. no Available rmrtedrateky. Whit-PICKERING - two bedroom 967 CADILLAC Sedan pMs.427-7436 by. 43697/9 basement apartment, caprate The auto las most Jw4b., d AJAX - Haregod40t, 1 Dad- CLEAN. Carpeted 1 « 2 Dad- entrance. 4 apkancos. $775 the s,xtras oat you wwould Ox- room basement apo ~t. room apartment. Udlties and inclusive. Cal (905) 4260376 o«t to find in a such a car. In clean, bright, air conditioned, parking nckd9d. RiteoNSN- or (906) 8304856 ercetlent rtorhdrtron. Adung laundry. parking. $495 rndu- my area. Avatabie Mr. 1. Can 55500 as is. For roars, wdo. base. Call (906)276-0808_ 6231361 for shawg. 721.2974.. AJAX - largo, bight. clean. DUPLEX - ors bedroom apL. 190-9 Caprice Classicbasement apartmerd, laundry. laundry facilities. Boas. fireplace. fully loadedm . „o ykrq or pea. $1695 plus Par 13600 ,0 kns. Crsled. $9000. 1/3 utdibes. Available Mrd, king. Cat 4361216. is. can (905)426-7298- C.erfral Oehaw. Utilities in- CkdW. $575. Leave message, 1991 Berretta. loaded. excel- AJAX - Sete contained 1 bed. 666-0586 lent condition. S1.000 lime. room bew ment apartmoK 3 balance Of 6/100.000 warranty. Pic. bath. fireplace. parking. FURNISHED sell contsoned $9200 Cal S79-8249 leave Cao (905) 666!1906. ore bedroom basertsnt 44 - Messagement. lake ry faditiw, teas 1991 Cavalier RS. 2 door. AJAX Central clean bright t service at door. suitable for PICKERING Vi New - fir ioaoed Ddrm. bsmL Apt pt 4 appltsrtces. lenhais, 579- Church St S. Marr furnished a now rec-room. garage. 4568 quiet Street snag conkpbxI C B , ,SOUTH AJAX Hrwod l Hunt RE 1-1 .Realtor(4161 Lake Driveway t room non- cat -2233 hvnrsted• ale facrkb-. 1400 PICKERING, GO 3 bedroom MEMBERS WANTED "G iuka" Non smoker no Pet townhouse like now. mart- form an Orange .odg* form Cal 68334% after fpm g� available with low rate /9yrs. Up Cab (905483- THREE 905)683 THREE separate rooms and low down payment. 3196,RtMWI (906)728-8825. stun bath and kitties. laur► $107.900 (905)637-0668 Andy (905)985-2870 I 7231191 1 dry faukws.$375 - $475 per f -ro. (905) 686-4755 . taw Lots BELIEVE IT �»»� 535 Sale• 5500 Down. Why rent? / ' LARGE quest country hone to share. 401h19rock Rd No pot. Cr a must 5400 monthly complete Cal Craig 696 19!1 PI 1 aubmsW. extra cls,en, certified,817 $6000. Cali 726- *operate entrance. clow b as amhs,rvtea 1575 plias utilities non -IV 0414 bachelor apart isnt buiding p heat, hydro and prrldng --Gr-g. opporturvty to "e ChnsW hamFran abrt Or" I1 Can w 1 t 1817 906-69"768dining IMMACULATE !bedroom own entry. laundry. �kingl, dean, no pet. close b Go. PICKERING Bock / Finch- 3 bedroom I ""'g' �e and close b GO b Lake Parking. Laundry facrli- (913) 692-tA9. Town Cantle. $750 0-0 irclu- PSYCHIC SHERRY Pontiac Transport, full 1r AJAX Oxford Towers -Spa- basement W. N.E. Oshawa. (905) 5062038 « St62a4- tanhrly roam. 2 lug Doth, gra- � � t�Y IOaseen at P.0 - Privale entrance. ALSO hur- PICKEPAM - 4 -bedroom 3 oad mint cm arm, air. CK" ape, quint build- Separate entrance Apc bath. 1616. rage. $975 month Plea 2!3 max Rage River Realty Ltd - list In lm. seat. rebs• sleorng, Soente• 0-g dose b shopping. 401 carpeted. laundry, eatable for DICKERING- 1 bedroom unites. AvailaDb Alarm 1st 266 3993 e Tarot card. Or C to wn+press«, tinted wirh6 VS. automatic beet 7 and s. Pool. aqua. 2Dad- rooms• Feb 1 Gni tS83 857! 1 , first /last $475 nckmio bunt Apt.. Rougemard / Dy 683.1AW ROOM MATE WANTED. _ • Crystal Ball and Sb25. 2 !725.3 bdmm• oassenger, red. 79.000 kms.. 00 lar 'skmg Uf1r 7:30 pm. �� �,. � last. Feb.I an Nick,- ero $550 cal after cpm. 509- EAST END.3 bedroom maw, floor bungalow, quiet rowden- F« large 3 bedroom Arreefred kiech- SM call 4300134 Egyptian Readings. $13.500. 987-1276 AJAX south, 2 bedroom LIVE IN the cantly, beau0" 1163 bel area. Largo fenced back AMPnvate den. shared $5.006$25.000 b tend 1992 CHEV LUMINA 4Dr. . basement apL, laundry, sopa- soon"- n North Oshawa. Two fl. yard. laundry. $695 Plus u til en sops to all amenities, Hwy.401 /Harwood $600 0-27- from $60 Call « �'� Day �/o 913% accufates /6 PS,cruise, air, exc~t rate OC. both. Pik- bedroom apartment in farm KERING-7100 0-q. bee available Feb.lst434- 0242 Brent. 688-6806. Community Available for house :orhdrthon. $9900.00 Call (906) nor"me, r ing, rho"-smhokor, ro pet. First/ houas,l 112 baba, fieptacs, basement apartrnerhl, pilins den. 5768 can alter 5:30 weekdays Fianeid services. i76 -5e43 Available invnediatoly. Well,$70 $y5o per month. awilabk Fully private entrance. Inge laundry. prwate Park- NO DOWN PAYMENT? ROOM for rent Prmale bath, kaden, BORROW $10,000 pay as parties e9 G.M.C. 3/4 extended cab inclusio. GI 683- Mich lot 725.9991 pnvate ing. all utiitrw induced. ro Good credit? Good job. You Irvngroom, shared 195 weekly. References ns, . ilae as $110 per mon9h., o.a.e (905 427-3947 350, loaded. auto O.D., A-1, 6664. PICKERING LIVERPOOL / pet. $675 mond. Liverpool / can buy h to price of rent qured. Cal 4362751 or 571- Can Jrry, WS -7200. Frw ow kms only $13,500 cert., 263-2575 Bow. AW- luxury 1200 suit. R bas- FINCH t bedroom basement iia 837-6667 SPm-9pm � while and rates aro Proms 6280• consultations. Anbus most- PSYCHIC CAMILLE. tarot APPROVED men! apt 2 plus bodroons. apartment for nerd, cable, fur March 1st down. Call Dag a Brent corhwmax,ity Fwarhcial, 666 rttent Ltl card, palm, aura. crystal !tall - bad or no Jeda. !99689 vehicba. Corti- W. entrance. gas 6repake, 1- bath, parry furnished. Poke _ SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom basomsnt apartment $625. � / ® MONEY pr0bleme7 Dour reader, nurvte re separated tied or as r. APPROVED- hold, . Certtlal vet, pro deeorated,cabb, No rnokmg. No Pee. $525. month ncasiw ars! and last coreoidatorhs, credit abons. Avaiable for parkos. Danboro" bletaia Sunshine Auto. 6669237 ixiueive. Cal 537.0928. required. faundry parting OSHAWA - 5 saes with farm ,rent. budget pWr and Park 14t6)69t- and OAT able ch ierJon S avai able March 1 Non smhoker. LIVERPOOL /gayly, la►90 2 available ilxrsdiatey. 686 inane len loose, futon read for 2 bedtoorrh condo, S appfarro- rung cre6t repair FREE C09E 7490 Taurhalg 906.128.0730 bedmoin. Large eal-in kitchen, 2330 alter 5 pm 9cod rhortr la rnaM �� bus,- p heat, hydro and prrldng Sl1LTAT10NS. Ontario Crodrt counselors (Ol"wa-T«onto) d'iately, Feb A Mr. Cal 721- AVAILABLE ONE01ATE- reepmur entrance. parking. does b Go, 401. Picked- SOUTH �x - hanwhed noes. AGR. zoned, (416)288- dose b 0-1 atrterti`ee. Avai March 1. Phone 686- 4351425 SINGLE WHITE MALE .34 YRS. OLD. ATTRACTIVE AND LY - i, YAW" apt- bung. Town Cantle. $750 0-0 irclu- bachelor apartment for rent $500 utiliues/eable included. 0913. able 4269 after spirt OBTAROM A LOAN IS NOT ACTIVE. SEEKING SINGLE #Pscioua earpe/ed mealy el11e. Amid" March 1. 837- Privale entrance. ALSO hur- PICKEPAM - 4 -bedroom 3 WEETSEYAIWY #2 - orw GUARANTEED. SOME COIF ATTRACTIVE NON SMOKING painted apts. tri► b�tY• Clow b bus. shopping. rte 0016. NEWLY rwrovated - sap rase fled room, Sit= UMAW cab! itckded 688,2154 Msdrooms• double prrldrl t� room ��s�• sIA 1 � 0 @=gamer 5 %. pock s roan Pcat 1 Ps +9 PANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT R IS FEMALE FOR POSSIBLE LONG TERM RELATIONSHIP. ull`es included FrMllart se orhtarraw 2 bedroom, fosse- tterraf at, skyfpltL SIM by eaHn ki4dlen. latalhQY• Manch tpaoa, $83D mahtUlt avaiable spew, SUGGESTS THAT YOU I9d PLEASE REPLY TO FILE No Phos. one boli"" o P menti rrsalter, dryer; fridge. SOUTH Calico - 275 Wind 1. $1300-.(414) 691-5202. Feb, 1.905.6!1-6465. VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY #7084. OSHAWA THIS WEEK Sb25. 2 !725.3 bdmm• abw. tela, oho, 1 P#nkr9 sect www SL E. tugs t and 2 baa BEFORE SIGi1t91C ANY Cpl PO -BOX 481 OSHAWA. DINT. SM call 4300134 door to GO bus slop, uk7few rooms. close b brow and PICKERING- main floor of TRACTS. LIN X5 1991 Honda Civic DX 4 dr. 54.000 km., 5 -speed, afN1m 1200 sq. L $950M W t Feb strapping. Avsiable inti► 0trae beuioam btrtpalow, al ' LA Peter 7231156 a 434.7564. 1S. (906) 428.6525• d'iately, Feb A Mr. Cal 721- SPPMW-W Iritic Yard 0-L • older &'trine. Vary dean, no sportmard 9722 or 454-5183 tsebrsen 9b Pm done b 00. Non sntobr ifJ5 FFibt 2nd 9oor ONE bedroom - Ajax rine- p THREE Bedroan stain floor tat 00SX21111"C"S. AJAX - ofa apace, strias tlem S mordldY in First and last not necommy. ere Pill !ion fpm + 115 U0 0L Avail. Mr. I. Cal of bungalow. Nice. dsar4 quill MCKE LtwtY tlselrald okueiw. Cal 416-411046115. Sana 4 door, 6 cyL, kit, "I• ease, was.. $7,996,1969 Sires Damyl.7256191 9 :=P m. alta - HNMMWOB-. $700 bomheu.e. 3 bedroom 2 1/2 Limy Gi;,and, Ramat Grr► $ OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS $ OSHAWA - K�bon• bright leo bedroan aprY�rtiL F_r mo plus titbit!". Available bath, rr#Plaos• � rooaA Im Ltd NORTHEAST OMaera March bL One btlrAoon base• tterraf at, skyfpltL SIM by Active Or Passive DishfbUbrs Revokiltion8ry main fbor d Flied batpdoet menu ria, dean, $460 plus 01At (96614204487' . . . nasi nrnduds- Share in tar 1 iron T V. sales. 3 bblrs 0-w- kat. 41pp1, Pik- uWbn Available armywrW. cassette steep. alt slerinp light blue n colour, $9000. AVAILABLE irmtnlaMY' in ig for 2 cars. 112 pompe, gas hest, on qust court $860 + V3 7253158 Peter 7231156 a 434.7564. otdoe a. orbs beboom apL n tlYitss. Avail. Mar. 1. Call Dr- TWO BEDROOM. bend. apt PRE4)WM can and audtf,1991 older &'trine. Vary dean, no ryk 7256191 9.6:30 p.m ovabble & .0. Corwal � Poohac Sunbrd SE a cal.. belt POW $600 Par Munn• U"m ONE bedroom - Ajax rine- $550 inclusive. Ref. Requited. 19.000 kA, alds, Itills.,1990 Pal irtiuded. Fw~ required• piece, air sand., -Parols 0-i► First and last not necommy. ac 5vrtixd LE, 4 cal, air, csa., S5-650..1990 Cao Showy at 579.562/ Mon. tlo„a, latadry NW. Feb. lot cal -owe Sana 4 door, 6 cyL, kit, "I• ease, was.. $7,996,1969 Sires - Fri. 9.6 pm. (905) GW4755 YACANCI Est Cal tle one 4 c • 6 cNmder, sit, lit, cities, tali 56,995., t9897246kyL 0-i to BAY RIDGES lar" 1 •bed• room basement Private eo- OSHAWA - K�bon• bright leo bedroan aprY�rtiL slop nnMgl shop for a BETTER seleclon DURHAM HOME invesurtent w5w. (iAA L7tuLru 1 R7Lt) ; GOROEM - 3 1-800-9818674 e d,to f•� 24 Hoursl7 days CALL NOW! MO, private yard, available Now - Dec. ler nib and b view Cowpanoccsi phots 6669616 or 579.9788. � • • • cross. Cru, $7,295., 690 Swgt GLX francs, slow. I idD#, Inplsoe, slow Pa►tdtt9• y $700 0- , RENTERS. (905) 428-1276 / • � � � �_ G�A�/� 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, lS,996., 899 Fn- cable. Parlor-. Available included. Available •March 1. n in" be. LANDLORD'S Yr111T•Y-KAlart wee. 3 bed- 1`y. r Mat_ L hi Mates P�� 9 h• 4 t., auao, 44296.. I91a Jeep March 1. 1600 ttbii6'. Alar 2594. ADVERTISE FREEP room home. large, county, lot La 4 x 4, rub. loaded d 49.196 OW4919 double paraga. rect00riuffim. if t(y0U MlBfll lei $pIB a... 999 Ctiev Arm, aw, pia 7 tmm. 4Ptn OSHAWA -min and setxtnd WHITBY - larpe 2 bedroomr OSHAWA - 5 saes coir bion► 59.495/ 1990 Lures Eco. 6 cal., Brock / DaNbrook 1200 sq. floor of privets, hare. 3 bardstulilac#. ostareie lac". 2 bats house, ler lease Ritah road. 72,00 kit, loaded 49.996 Moll. ft brM., available March I. -PWaft with foal 6* PAY ^ Pirelli north of Taunton, good tot to Screened SiiMe cofr4IB 9ilt)�80. f f# ma F.•,•��1er.-� Slow, dshvmslter. room*,tovve. w 10 golden. �,m cl,i,g room and it ad. Fe a iolL 1. taboo plea �l la den � T 1118 �FIMiBr fly mono to dhow kaon .Can • waerer,.*W ally pmrate tl and cable irak,e.e. iaiproom ArksYl for 2, 1795 + roil FisYlast No pout. Plow- rlsss• A(iR aonrad, (416)286 - Car Auto 0s^tw, 55 Kiri- SL 89,. •�190o0o Try � 90SH Bmail4ffArO i7 7, 4mutiliYes. 5mondift » , ra9 616321 0-r 661r alnico 579 1/97 alter s p m p1a 9946- ------ _ _J z 1 } A%, a�Ixicr'�►?�11i���•.A1. iF(l��l�{ly�ii`�1r(Ik?�1'1�a�{'1' PAGE 26 -THE NEW ADVM'ISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 2!,19" T r 2 1 1 111 O R Y 4�_/VFax News Advertiser/ O7 683-7363 COMPLETE CARPENTRY Specializing in renovations. "Om aseentstr.n . . crown mo11d- A"Ings. doors and windows. 15 years experience Free esti- males. Call Derek 728.6692. DOORS iRi US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales. Service A Repair (905) 837-0949 MUMt IMYMUVtMtNI SPECIALISTS Additions basements, bath- rooms. ktcherns. decks. lenc- es, hardwood `hors. Quality wortmaing Reasonable Rates Free Estimates MOODY CONSTRUCTION CALL NEIL (9051837-2195 13 YRS. EXPERIENCE Ktcr-- :ac- hent apts.pkembrig. electrical We re nice people to real with Workmanstno guaranlsed 1-800-854-3535 T.E.P. CONTRACTING - adder bons renovations. basomens. kitchens bathrooms. painting. furrow reM.shng. Cam 432- 9115 TOMMY'S Home repair sow ice carpentry drywall. ceramic likes. pamtinig and decorafng, tae Tommy 420-8105 VVILKINS HOME IMPIROVFa[EP17's • Bathrooms • Rec rooms • Basement apartments Call for free estimates (905) 619-2105 C b R Maintenance Systema - residential. commercial build- ing maintenance Electrical. plumbing or general repairs If it needs reparnng or replacing. call for tree estimates Visa accepted. (905)666-3300 M&M Construction- car - pent••, roofing, electrical. plumbing. drywall. basement. a specialty. Snow plowing, residential / cpnrnernal 109E discount of free snowplow+ng. call 427-4234 for details Member of the BBB W.J. JOHiSTONE CONSTRUCTION Horne ecars a alterations decks. bsed washrill window security bars, drywal, art trim work a wrmergency service. Call 686-9182 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING Custom Hanes. additions Balls. ktdlans. Businarlls. Roofs, Ceramic Ties. Hrd- wood floors. Windows. Docks Cal Jusbn (905) 683-5818 GCB CONSTRUCTION Intercr a^d exiencr re- pairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. Craig, 686-1913 TUDOR ROSE RENOVA. TIONS quality, carpentry, elec- trncal, plumbing. drywall. deco- rating. complete horns • office services. Free estimates rea. sonable rates. No cab too small. References. Cad 723- 1469 anytime TWO Handymen to handle ant your home painting and small repairs t]uakty work at reasonable rates, by the cab or two rte+ at 735 00,'hour Call Ale.Bnuh 571-6A53 ELECTRICIAN- LKereed will do all tvPea of electrical wof Reasonable rats. Sen- iors decant. Fast service Cal Alex at 433-1632 CE%SED VAS E:� PLUMBER Will do reprrs I remabom NO JOB TOO BIG call Paul 686-4636 pager (416)-589-7601 Drywall and painting, board- ing. taping. texturing, renova- tans and repairs Small lobs 15 years experience. Free es- timates. Serving Durham and out of town area. Ken 434- 4500, Pwnmyt R Pc,Yrtry; F, I5: EFk14'EZTERxVi ' rPEEESTBdATES wmkmansh' Guaranteed GREAT!, 177 Call Chris (905) 619.0747 m A:i Irc Cha: s(ecwn seri u: TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior d Extenor European Workmanship Fast, dean. rNWe service. 420-0081 services. moves. a rice and parvo cubits. Flat rale -r holly. yYe now hsve hil er storage units.Now dNr.g '•tie boxes with move Pati ,e load special, star" at 5�19 and up Cal b .140rnH- cn. 725-0005 or 427.0005 Expereenced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes offices. apt., etc. Plane mWlng. Packing available 423-0239 .lit? HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS Move big or small. we price them all' Free estimates. sen- iors discount, shortnotice moves. Pianos moved. Com- parable rates. Call 432-2850 MEN with large truck will do household moves, residential. commercial. All types of moves Call Cart or Jane 427- 2856 MICHALSKI MOVING . houses apartments, offices, appkances and piano special- ist. Free wardrobe service. Lr consed. insured Free esb- mates. Call 4367795. MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywherea"— Commercial or resderltral Padtagng. storage and boxes available Sema a and month discoWs. Free estimates 571-0755 Cl%Ill's ALTERATIO%S rk CLSTOM DESIG\S all New of sewing to wed(ov - Pions wall s4nlectno r of fabrics. IM Byron St. Peoson Lanes whey 430-650 CARPET InstaWpons - 25 years experience. reetretd.n0- ou spe"ity Free estimates. D 8 N Duncan. 967-1799 or 467-1800 A CLEANING LADY.avall- able. excellent ref 15yrs ex- penence will clean entire !louse including Frig. i stove W. Please call 839--3378 A DIRTY HOUSE has 3 words of wisdom.. .CALL THE MAIDS. (906)4362450 ARE you having problems finding time to dean your home? For professional hie cleaning call Helen's Home Services today, 427-1041. Experienced cleaning Lady will dean your house doing a superb (ob.Reasonable rates call Patricia 420-2984 after 3pm RELIABLE house cleaner. will do vacuuming. dusting. kitchens. bathrooms and Moors etc.. reasonable rates. Week- ly. biweelliy, nnrAhly. or asp. sonally. Cal (905) 619.6957 852 ServicesParly MAGICIAN. cbM^ ,ends •eadv to entertain lex any age. i -y occasion. Birthdays, pro- Aons. openings, fund rars- --s Magic snows are fun' Let- !�ce nip 839-7057 or 729- 8334, 268334. RABBIT wants work doarq mage: for chidrsn's par- bes and all occmors. Have my own magician. Cad Eme 668-4932 Private 865 TutorsiSchools: IT'S TIME TO CALL CASTLE CLEANING LTD. WE DO IT ALL! DUSTING. VACUUMING. BATHROOMS, STAIRS, KITCHENS AND LAUNDRY ROOM. OR WE DO SOME..., DUSTING AND VACUUMING OR KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS. It all depends on your needs and your budget. We bring everything we need to clean your home from top to bottom, and we even hand wash all the floors. (some Thursday time is available. but call soon. it goes fast.) Fully bonded 8 insured t Please call 4228-9765 ALL - SAFE - PRO DRIVERS ACADE- MY otters: Approved dnwng coarse for maximum instruction, discounts. and G.I. reduction to 6 months. $255. classroom instructions Conducud at 1St Harwood Ave . S. 9209 Ajax Ont. Every Mon at 6.30 pm t416�292- 373 TUTORING i INSTRUC- TION / CLASSES.Succill n reading.mariXG to Grade 9. t . . sed chatenging Canadian at- toral. Assed Success .call for 53 uex°lanati°n (906'6e� SELL IT NOW SCHOOL 10 Lessers ani, tar i_• mad test S195.00Fu11 course $289.00 Free pick -u0 and drop off 287-3060 WORD MAGIC- V4«-_ P=Quaiq 8-sinir" x Personal, layout 6 design of resurea proposals pre- sentabo s. etc... for more into 8 great paps Sandy(WS)831-3130 -a _..71•!11I s eliw.11'.,.-r.-rweeli• • • e i .'• • •, . ex. 11 I I w I.•.I Nwl!-•l•I ..I • • l---w-F- r•gieeii s x!����� �f�l�-�e•�►'w-----M ..e. "r. ­MUT-qw/ W" Watch* priOur trummm AsfGK Providing excellence in quality home daycare. • Flexible hours • Monthly home visits • Reliable back-up service A LICENSED AGENCY Please Call 686=4816 KINDERNASTIC KIDS MARCH BREAK CAMP MARCH 13 -17'" HALF DAY CAMP 3 - 5 yrs. olds 9 a.m. -12 a.m. FULL DAY CAMP 6 -10 yrs olds 9:00 - 4:00 p.m. • Crafts • Dance • Gymnastics • Drama • Trampoline Now offering daytime gym classes for home - schoolers For more info. call Shirley at 427-5543 1_9THANNUAL OPEN HOUSE BAYWEST NURSERY SCHOOL 414 VIS MI A DRIVE, lK3LS> m THURSDAY, IMMUAtY 9TH AM FRIDAY, FEI uay lrl'H 9:06 M "A -M- (I = DAYS) Our Pam* have requested that BAYWEST os dbm its ,lnoier Kinderprien per In September 1995, u well as Nursery Stied lur- Rs 2 to 4 years. REGISTER NOW ENQUIRES: (905) 831-3647 A A 'i\ y A BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL Open House Toddlers 18 months to 2 1/2 years Pre-school 2 1/2 years to 6 years Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax (west of Hwy #2 and Church St.) BAYWEST NURSERY SCHOOL Open House Junior Kindergarten Nursery School 2 to 4 years Thursday, Feb. 9 and Friday Feb. 10 9 to 11:30 a.m. both days For more information call (905) 831-3647 KINDERNASTIC KIDS March Break Camp March 13 to 17 1/2 day camp for 3 to 5 years 9 a.m. to Noon Full day camp for 6 to 10 years 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Shirley at 427-5543 HEBER DOWN CONSERVATION AREA Family Skating Sunday, Jan. 28 1 to 4 p.m. Free admission Skating pond near parking area LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA Winter Bird Feeder Tour Staff will lead a free tour. Gain new ideas for bird feeders and become a human bird feeder for the chickadees. Fun for the whole family. Don't forget to bring your binoculars and cameras. Starts at 2 p.m. DaANCM PLdesring Reenatm Compllex Pte -Teem Dances far youths grade five to eight Februwy 24 and March 3L 7 to 10 p -m. Admission: $5.00 F `LN_9i M• foryou at 45 McKenzie Ave. Ajax JOIN THE BURGER KING KIDS CLUB for exclusive privileges. IT'S FREE (Details at Store) Free' WhWper'° • Buy a Whopper and medium fries at the regular price and get a second Whopper- FREE! Valid onty at 345 WK.. Ave.. Ajax E1WW. Fab. 28,19% -U.a/KC. ca9ta=tWCC0ar0Rutt W ON L----------- 990 KID'S COMBO* (UMITED TO KIDS 12 YRS. OLD AND UNDER) t • Includes a regular hamb,,qOr, small fries and a kid's syh drink V&W only at 345 McKabz,e Ave., Ajax EXPIRY: F&- 28,1995 -T.K eflUr- a: XJ1d1R KNG C0014MAUX4 0% THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,1995 -PAGE 29 f• • •10 SKATING Pickering Recreation Complex Parents and Tots Fridays, 7:30 to 9:15 pm. Saturdays, 8 to 9.45 pm. Sundays 3 to 4:45 pm. Admission: $2.50 per person; Family $6.00; Children under 7 Free PARENTS AND TOTS SKATING Ajax Community Centre Admission Free Mondays, 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays, 2 to 3 p.m. Fridays, 10 to 11 a.m. Village Arena Admission Free Tuesdays, 2 to 3 p.m. AJAX Swimming McLean Community Centre Family Swim Saturdays, 4 to 5 p.m. Sundays, 4 to 5 p.m. Admission: Youth $1.50; Adults $2.50, PICKERING Public Swimming Pickering Recreation Complex Mondays, Wednesdays,3 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, 3 to 5 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. 67779T .111 ft • KIDS CALENDAR will reach your market effectively ,.each month For Further Info. Please Call Christian -Ann at (416) 798-7972 or .. - (90 ) 5794400 OPEN HOUSE For Toddlers 18 mo. - 2 1/2 yrs. Pre -School 2 1/2 yrs. - 6 yrs. aBlaisdale Montessori Schools.e.im Wed., Feb. 1" 7:00 p.m. (free babysitting) 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax (East of Hwy. 2 & Church) Ajax toddler space available immediately CALL 686-5005 509-5005 AJAX PICKERING MONTESSORI LEARMNG CENTRE "Knowledge with Understanding" Private School 1 'h years -12 years Full Montessori Curriculum • Extended Hours Available Locations 401 Kingston Rd., Pickering Tel.: 509-1722 986 Mlinbarton Rd., Pickering Tel.: 839-2090 We'll buy your kids' stuff,' we'll sell your kids' stuff. This h edtola one TAM you aM to ua, an Upon A Chid' idea: w pay iaM I 11I When buy, all and trade bort yw buy ran ua, yw gN now and and am attmr &V valim Jon ttiatad b dddnrt to Mat. Your kda wit At reit Wows w lova you br a and priteriy bdoitr br vows uta. itpataM •v •� 'e-�. rete tMC Wftp IW llat. vitt Rwbta EVub toe 15ft* 9t clan, AjMa ((rarer" d NOW -11 427-4124 ir01ENOURLNmhI R5irNast..pa PAGE WTHE NLVS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21,19% Employment program puts young le back to work ❑ Province to spend Durham Region. young people the opportunity to are transferable to permanent For more information about the The program gives unemployed learn a variety of job skills which employment opportunities. program contact 1-8W-387-0777. $57 million to create up to 24,000 summer jobs for people 15 to 24 years old DURHAM — Hundreds of unemployed young people in Durham between the ages of 15 and 24 will be put back to work this year under the jobsOntario summer employment program. The provincial government will spend approximately $57 million to create up to 24,000 summer jobs for young people across Ontario. g' Last year, around 211 jobs were created under the program in 411 If you have a coming event of a non-profit nature, write to the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ontario LIS 2H5, fax 683-7363 or call 683-5110. News Advertiser SAVE UP TO 25% ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE New Home, Non -Smokers, Claims Free, Alarms FOR DETAILS OR A FREE QUOTE, CALL 683-9725 ' PINE RIDGE INSURANCE i 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Established 1978 Ajax, Ontario Before you , say "I do... " J lit Tickets y s3uo � ... .come and see us. in advance at News Advertis6 er SPRING BRIDAL `95 or STARTS AT NOON Sunday, February 19 2 for $500 [FASHION SHOW 2:30 P.M. I at Pickering Rec Complex 16 Sponsored By: News Advertiser, Tuxedo Royal, Marlin Travel NI THANK YOU! The Madon. Shearer and Munro fami- lies wish to express their sincere grati- tude and appreciation for the generous support and prayers being extended to us during our search for our missing sons, David. Omar and Kent. This sup- port has given us the hope and courage to vigorously pursue our search and the means to do so. Special thanks to Jennifer Brodeur. Tour & Andersson and the Toronto Iominon Bank (Hwy. 10 & Milverton, Mississauga) for arranging and administering a search fund for our sons. Our faith is strong and we are actively `i continuing our search. Our country is blessed with many caring people and organizations including: The management and staff of: Maureen Cmervin, Dept. of Foreign Affairs. Canada, and Torr and Andersson. Canada. Sweden Alexander Graham, Consul, Canadian Consulate, Miami Magna International The soccer and hockey tams coached by Dave and Omar The Ottawa Civic Hospital John Baxter. Publishers, and staffs, Metmland Printing, IBM Canada Lad. Publishing and Distributing Miles Canada The Toronto Sun, Paul Godfrey. lady Bullis and doe Wormington Laurier Life The local press and T.V. organizations Adjusters Canada Inc. The Metropolitan Toronto Police Force G.M. Associates (L. Morton/S. Steeves) The United States Coast Guard Chiropody Association of Carola The residents, associations and companies of the State of Florida Hazel McCallion and the City of Mississauga Our families and friends who continue to provide much aiVmuted support Bruce Sinclair, the City of Etobicoke and City Employees Those special individuals who volunteer their time and expertise The Int'I. Assoc. of Fire Fighters and Local 1137. Etobicoke The many caring people in Canada and abroad who generously Carolyn Parrish, MP Mississauga West support us with prayers, messages and donations. Jean Augustine. MP Etobicoke Lakeshore Lock-up Services (Ron and Jackie Wright) Ion Ivey and Family. Oakville Chrysler (Etobicoke Casting Division) Special thanks to Jennifer Brodeur. Tour & Andersson and the Toronto Iominon Bank (Hwy. 10 & Milverton, Mississauga) for arranging and administering a search fund for our sons. 1 Yr. 100% Warranty comes with all our used vehicles Coverages include: the clutch/brakes/exhaust system/heating and cooling system/the starting and charging system/suspension/steering/engine transmission/drive axle/seals and gaskets/tires. 79, = km 114.OW 11111 _ w csunm _, l _•tea,, .. r� IW 0'0'•� / Grand . -60.000km091 i 93 MAZDA MPV LX 92 CHEV BLAZER 90 ACURA LEGEND. 522 900 � � ' 6cyl 4X.s -. "_ ..: S-,- -- 900H����l - :r »d- Fa .:K 115,900 .. 1--12,000 sq. ft. 1.1ndoor Showroom ry� A Metroland Community Newspaper. 345 Marwood Ave., Oshawa L1 H X5 Timothy Whittaker Publisher 434-6400 - 798-7672 Fax: 723-1374 "I •IAV.1";1#; YOUR WEEKLY GUIDE TO FANTASTIC BARGAINS, SPECIALS, CLASSIFIED AND REAL ESTATE w w p -NZZA WITH A j WIC. 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Thickson Rd. & 401 LAWRENCE EAST For Women Only Markham Rd. & 401 COMING AJAX VMITBY 00 430-5888 - - - - -- SOON - call for details F AVAILABLE MOWI IATELY Bright new 1 bedroom basement apartment. Fridge. Stow. Heat Hydro, Cade. Central Vac., all trnckided Full size kitchen. oak cupboards. Must see to appreciae. $695.00. Close to bus route. First/Last. RislonSoor 905.721-1492 OSHAWA - your cat is vi l - opening We are looking for an 66 multimedia specials with 433.1113 263 2575 Bow. BREAKFAST Cook required individual who has excellent Microsoft home suite pkg. PAGE 32 -THE NEM ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1995 to buy. $925 + utilities Must be experienced, neat. tidy verbal and written communi- $1,995 Resale systems from as china and glass. jewellery. int- APPROVED - bad or no IF you are single or a Single Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon WANTED - old and antique 1991 Cavalier RS, 2 door, AJAX Cantel dean bright 1 OSHAWA - KnWRibon• Whig 3 bedroom main 11- ..• ' parent or separated or di- thick, pkwh,stain resistant car- furniture, anything old. Scien- leaded. automatic, extra clean. bdmL bemt Apt. 4 appliances. bright two bedroom appirlil L fridge, duplex. $650 plus hYdro kn- heat water, fridge, (905)985-0BW vorced with three years work pet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. tific instruments, china, silver. certified. $6000. Call 726- seperale entrance, dose to all main floor of duplex, dudes , , dryer. deck ything old 432-1678. e --rice. you may qualify Price includes 30 Sq. yds ear- installs- advertising sporting toys, de- 0017 amenities $575 plus utilities stow, parking, yard, $700 ell March 1. above, washer, nxtl"8WY• ten skills would be an asset, for financial assistance of J you pet deluxe pad and toys. dolls, milk, bottles, col- Telemarketers wanted for rap 906.683"8768 included.�Available parking PROGRAMS startingsoon - are over 45 and have recently bort in your lone. Free quota- factions a estates. Cal Robert 1992 CHEV LUMINA 4DL , AJAX Oxford Towers Spa - ped o $2000 as s o.b.o. Call washer,dryer. fully private Hiedth Care Aide. PC Techni cat support. Windows Applies- been lad off, you may quality bon . in your horns. No interest. Bowen Antiques (905) 655• V6., PS.cruise, air, excellent $9900.00 Call (905) cioua apartments, quiet build- OSHAWA • main and tecarid WHY rent when You can own tion LAN Ad, for training assistance. DIP/ no payment for one full year. 8049. Brookkn. condition. Ing, close to shopping. 401 floor of private home. 3 bed- p your own home for less than programming. mnistarion. Desktop Publish- CERT. Lotus, Wordperfect. D- until Dec.1995 Daniel. 1.806 WANTED - old and antique 576-5843 and Go. Pod, sauna, 2 bed- rooms, walkout to garden, you d**?!! Cal Daw Haybck ing. evening seminars in Mi- Base Word. Accpac. Bedford, 217-0104 furniture, anything old. Scien- and shakes Forretail or rooms, Feb 1 Cal 683-8571 Mdge/stove, washery/dryer, Sates Rep. Re/Max Summit crosoft Word Excel. Power- Pagemaker, Autocad. Ventura. CARPETS - lots of carpet. tific Instruments, china, silver. 1994 Chill . Cavalier Z 22.5 until 7:30 pin, utilities and cable included. Realty (1991) Ltd. (906) 668" . point. Access. Tuition Coun- Harvard. Carel. Computer Pre- gramming and Systems Ana- 100% nylon. new stain release 3 advertising sporting toys, de- speed, Po veer locks / trunk AM FM CD 2 extend- Ajax- luxury 1200 sq. ft. base $875 montMy. Phone 104- 3800 0 (905) 6646-32111. seling available. Call Comput- Ivst. Cobol. Pascal and C carpets on hand. I will carpet toys. dolls, milk. bottles. col- , sets of rims, kms. ment apt. 2 us bedrooms, p p 9946. YOUNG Christian la-ty has M Lear Centre 668-9713 ^xg Photoshop. Ouark Express rooms. $349. Price includes carpet. pad, expert carpet. ktcbors a estates. Cap Robert ed warranty 15.000 $12.500.00 404 X863 after 5 sep, entrance, gas hrepalce, OSHAWA one bedroom one bedroom apt for rent, and Illustrator, Durham Busy- premium on, fast delivery. free installation. m Bowen Antiques (905) 655- Antiques LAK?INE FURNITURE -Why french doors. central vac, pro. apartment in 17 Quebec St. Ajax. $595. Call 905 -686 - PICKERING Village - 98 Computer College. 427- 3010 estimates (30 yards). Norman 8049 WANTED - used wedding 69 G.M.C. 314 extended cab fessionally deCpated,caWe. parking. $850 indtuiw• avail- $430/month plus hydro. Avail ode imntedialely. First 1/2 of 7830. 1 Hel • RECEPTIONIST -Immediate 6t16-2314. COMPUTERS • NEW 486 DX gowns for consignment. Sizes 14-24. Sergeant's Rentals, 350. loaded. auto O.D.. A-1, bow kms. only $13.500 cert., able March 1. Non smoker. 905.42&.0739, last required. Call Steven (905) 571.3229. F RNiSHED rained AVAILABLE MOWI IATELY Bright new 1 bedroom basement apartment. Fridge. Stow. Heat Hydro, Cade. Central Vac., all trnckided Full size kitchen. oak cupboards. Must see to appreciae. $695.00. Close to bus route. First/Last. RislonSoor 905.721-1492 OSHAWA - your cat is vi l - opening We are looking for an 66 multimedia specials with 433.1113 263 2575 Bow. BREAKFAST Cook required individual who has excellent Microsoft home suite pkg. WANTED CAMERAS - old to buy. $925 + utilities Must be experienced, neat. tidy verbal and written communi- $1,995 Resale systems from as china and glass. jewellery. int- APPROVED - bad or no and dependable. Salary ac- cation skills. is competent in low as $250. Lap tops from ply. Phone 4333888. credit. 1980-89 vehicles. Cert - cording to experiernce. By ap- either Amipro or WP for Wil $495 New printers from $175 croscopes. telescopes. binoc- tied or as is. APPROVED. pointment only, Port Perry. owe. 123W. and can type with Our overheads low - prices are ulars and related items. Sunshine Auto. 666-9237 (905)985-0BW accuracy and strong grammat- low - quality is high at Clarxtg Clocks• watches, furniture. an- O.A.T. qured. No pets. one bdrm. ical skills , a minimum of 35 ton Computer Clearance Cern ything old 432-1678. 1991 Honda Civic DX. 4 dr. . 4 dr.. 6 cylinder, air. tilt cruse. ;ass.. wpm. French spoke and writ- tre. 161 King St E.. Bowman WANTED to buy -older fumi- 54,000 km.. 5 -speed. am/fm CAN. Today, start tomorrow ten skills would be an asset, vote 697.3059 lure glass, titins. collectibles. cassette stereo, bolt steering. Telemarketers wanted for rap however not a prerequisite. dins' boralo, new bras. $2500 urs- memorabilia. watches, etc light blue 56900. idly expanding form Over 25 This individual must be able to EVERYTHING Must Go' Single pieces o estates. Call 434- Peter 7231155 orr 434-7564 AVAILABLE MOWI IATELY Bright new 1 bedroom basement apartment. Fridge. Stow. Heat Hydro, Cade. Central Vac., all trnckided Full size kitchen. oak cupboards. Must see to appreciae. $695.00. Close to bus route. First/Last. RislonSoor 905.721-1492 OSHAWA - your cat is vi l - work under pressure sKuabons come! Immaculate two bed. (905) 723-7834. room two level apartment in charming older duplex. Large 3 Bedroom brick bunga- and spacious w/huge WWpine low, for rent with option floors. $750 . 112 ubktbes. Ask to buy. $925 + utilities about no rent increase option. monthly Irving room, 905-723-6997. kitchen 3 droom 4 positrons available. Guar- ale cal work under pressure sKuabons Make An Offer' Moffat fridge d (905) 723-7834. cruise. sass. 57.295.. 1990 Sufi LX 4 dr.. 4 cyL, auto. 35.995. 1969 Fee- AVAILABLE IMAIIEDIATE- anteed hourly wage plus bo- and have switchboard expen- stove $475. two 30" stovesLY :otour ea. sob colour TV $275. small p- home decorating ideas Rich - in Whitby apt. building. noses 2 shift available. Am- bilious people reed only ap emu. This full bine position starts at $8.00 per hour. If in- $150 ea.. 9 pc dining suite $650. cherry dining table: 8 260 PRE -OWNED cats and truth s. 1991 coMac SunLtrd SE. 6 cyl., boded,painted Pont, spacious carpeted. newly apt. with balcony. ply. Phone 4333888. *rested. Pk it mail your re• chairs $450. Duncan Phyfe '9.300 pal.. while. 36.495.. 1990 Close b bus. shopping. all EARN SSS From home Free sume to Paul Avis. G.M PPF a table a chairs $700. glass OSHAWA. 2 bedroom $689 in ac Sunil LE. 4 cyl., air, cats., utilities included. FirsWast re- iMc package. Send S. AS E b D. 89 Mills Rd.. ax. Ontario. Aj kitchen table $100. dining COUNTRY Craft and Collect- 56'650"1990 Sierra 4 door. 6 cl air. Acruise, cass S7,995. 969 Siena qured. No pets. one bdrm. $1 13-8 Midtown Dr . Oshawa. Lt S 71_3 table w/buffet d 4 chairs $650. bow front china cabinet i Wes Show-YorkRe9tons lar- . 4 dr.. 6 cylinder, air. tilt cruse. ;ass.. $625. 2 bdrm. S725, 3 bdrm. $775 4360134 1 bdrm - S569 2 bdrm - $619. 3 bdrm - S715 Cle rgarge ul Includes heat, cable, hot water, Parking, new appliances. Tenard pays hydro. 496$700 or 4046722 piece bath, garage, fenced in yard. Bloor st east. 1 block west of Wil- son. Available imme- diately, first(last required. 436-0278. AJAX central. clean. 2 stor- ey. 3 bedroom. 4 apd., sepa- rate ffice OM. L7J eL2tit. entrance. Close to Go. $575. pine fresh kitchen tattle g- -rah show 110 quality 36,995., 7969 2246 cyl., an, td .G el OSHAWA North - One and $8850 00 grocery, 87680 EASY INCOME. Wok form , ' w12 benches. $175. two 26- TYs $250 26' con e I on � sands of unique craft and cruise. sass. 57.295.. 1990 Sufi LX 4 dr.. 4 cyL, auto. 35.995. 1969 Fee- AVAILABLE tmmedat y- in Oshawa. one bedroom apt m two (bedrooms, available hm- mediately or February Ist. home. for free information send ogler sults at orrice .car an as :otour ea. sob colour TV $275. small p- home decorating ideas Rich fly. 4 dr.. auto. $4295.. 968 JW older home. Very clean, no Fridge, slow. utilities Included. ridge S.A S -E to P.O. Box 31066 EXPERIENCED Sd-es;e.- ;an $100. NEW hunker mond Green Sport Centre. Laredo 4 x 4, auto. ktadedA $9.495., pet. 5500 per month. utikOas �_209a a75 Weslrney Rd. Ajax Ontario. .475 i0 pie needed for in horse dem- couch 8 chair $1200. Richmond Hill. March it and 12. Into. 905-434-5531 BggChew Astro, arr.047eaater. s9.A%l 199C Emil Euro. 6 ryl., Included. FirsVlast required. Cal Shelley at 579 5621 Mon. OSHAWA. 2 bedroom $689 in orstrabors No door b door couch d drain $575. 2 marble yid• laundry. $695 pus u0k- 2,000 lel., loaded. 58.995 Mary. Fri. 9.5 p.m. 9-plex with laundry facilities. Excellent Income clearing selling. all appointments pre- booked. $1800/mth guar- top end tables $275. bed a dresser 5400. queen size bed • ' r r tanY more 10 crgose t : r Cell • :a Auto Conn, 155 Kng St. W., Brock / Dellbrook, 1200 sq. parkins u onve it appliances. panting. Convertienl b 401 carpets. moat be hard waking. anteed minimum Call (905) 5125. two 5 pc. bedroom auks :.. . t N Mxltown Mal. Osr seas. ft bsmL. available Match t. and city bus muMs. Available Sell starter. wilt train right in- 4369357 $1150 ea . 4 pc antique bed- dins' boralo, new bras. $2500 urs- 9()5}•579.2886. Fridge Stove. dahwasher. Feb. 433.0677 dhvdual For Bull time galleon b ( ) - •dorm sure $650. 5 drawer 1982 chevro•el ;,aplce --las- ped o $2000 as s o.b.o. Call washer,dryer. fully private en laundry parking. clean. trY rno pet, does b ii0. 905 -509 - opportunity for advancement wood chest dresser $750. ENGLISH R�dmo lessons sic. V8. 305 engirhe. kIy, bad- $800 month inCktdss uOlitiss. OSHAWA-fumwhed bachelor ,.all r 905 433-3888 sNf ' • • wood gsMleman's dresser 5775 dresser $ 735 3fa experienced instructors. gentle horses, reasonable rates ors and track. $3500 obo. You Brian 427-0957. 831-6066 Apti177 weekly for $487. monthly) appliances parking e EAST EHal bedroom mom boor rssback ogler sults at orrice .car an as b it f>t+�c E9 variety WhdbY area. phone 666'-4037gi CLEAN furnished one bed- De quiet a. EXPERIENCED Harntythst S2 dean running car f2995. a more rra dean Dox a mantel $750. office meet laundry facilities. bus (905) 502038 or 416284 - dorm basement Suitable for laurndry facilities included. wAx r largl Oat aria, large fenced back •equned. tuI' w Part trine. Mehl- DEN7AL •tss•stan; ;equ:rec desks. chars. files and more 1616. one person. Asking $550 NrsY ^e9.576-6769 yid• laundry. $695 pus u0k- mum 2 years Apply in Person for full time in 4363904 • • i 3100 1980 Cl 34 ion. automat last. Non smoker. No pets. bags PICKERING Vi 98 ties. available Feeekd Cr call Nick o Donna 723 actio ant General practice us h,ehp You get snarled ^ a • Sale h� Poll nal 'c. 350 en dual trebeks' rebuilt car Available imrtedately. Whit- Church St. S new furnished 5766 cap after 5:30 weekdays ys 0211 Evenings o weekends good h ,not good hours Pleas, ropily LIFESTYLES of Canada al Woodworking 905.965- 8774. dins' boralo, new bras. $2500 urs- by 4369719 beclnslor in aI L braiding. own NO DOWN PAYMENTI 6662+25 Harr Care Centre. Whhtbv Mail b ( ) - Intra- a 23 herbal drank, rtnprtey 1982 chevro•el ;,aplce --las- ped o $2000 as s o.b.o. Call CLEAN. carpeted t or 2 bed- en laundry parking. clean. trY rno pet, does b ii0. 905 -509 - Good credit? Good pb ? You can buy for the pride d rent MODERN Endodon:;c ,rfic back guarantee plus nutritional sic. V8. 305 engirhe. kIy, bad- 725.2383, room apartments. utibties and 2036 orat6264.1616. while and rales an large mg looking 'n Picker for a dent- high fibre cookies and tort,- g ed Needs some wale. I'm ask- parking included. Ritsorh/Sta- pets down. Call Doug o Stent EX',s•'EMELY busy and sal assistant for maternity plate meal replacement bars rig $800 or best offer Goodcey area. Available Mar. 1. Cal PICKERING - two bedroom oenta, ,nice sees reception- leave. Call Laurie Ann (905) and shakes Forretail or winter veiled@. Call Rerr, at ,- • .. 623.13811e ��g basement apartrrenL separate Community Financial, 668 ­ is? Evenings and Saturday 831-45564. wholesale phone MBA Intra 915-434-7509. • entrance. 4 appliances. $775 6806. hours Full time. HARP pre PrerMkrt: 9671152 p DLS In- 1966 ACARIAN in exultant DUPLEX -ore bad- aptL. Hardwood floors. fireplace. hnckwiw. Cap (9061 420.0076 OSHAWA - 5 saes. with him• joined Perfect m ler opportunity a , :ra Preneurs 868-4266 condition no rust. new parts. 3 1987 pour s icy 600 '_E Ex- laundry facilities. Parking. o (905) a39-4856 haws ler lease. Rrtson road, right person Cal (905) 837-37'3 ask to, Juke 160 • spud auto. asking $1660 Per- anent condroon, 96 carbide Central Oshawa. UWdws lin- north d Taunton. good for LAK?INE FURNITURE -Why Ofied tilt 404-8732 or 726- studs, new skits, hand thumb cktded. $675. Leave message PICKERING Village - 98 small larhdacape/garden busi- :my retail Pinus Clew of On- 4972 warmers, exeelleir rums ^9 668.0586. Church SI S New hurrahed nate. AGR. zoned. (416)21t6 - FABRIC Cutler required to Part 4me ^_a: rs._ter ^cecec :anon eldest and man �� 1966 Olds Gera • d a M motor. wry r,katxe New sled- F RNiSHED rained Darrion apartment bolding. 0313. wo•� �n s nal tact'" wmh 011 in rnv home. for thee Ctxidren. ulactiarm s now drect �pedesal air. anVfm. low miles. ors and track. $3500 obo. You U con own entry. laundry, parking. portunity ler advancement ogler sults at orrice .car an as b it f>t+�c E9 auto won't be disappointed. 905 one bedroom basement dean. rho pee. Close b Go Seung and cutting roan ,x- set Ret needed. West L ?R� r table chi ext and a Windsor S2 dean running car f2995. a more rra dean 965-6039 Slaw. meet laundry facilities. bus (905) 502038 or 416284 - penence tenekcral Please call 43696W Whitby 686-5360 Crlarrr $799. 8' oak double pedestal dw ext and 6 chars ort.. cars to dhOOee from. Cal 427- service at door. suitable for non smoking tamale. 579" 1616. 51429 Cannonba9 beds. 9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 • 0414 PICKERING- 1 bedroom JEWELS By PARK LANE. tet DICKERING - looking for caf5299: n Over 20 stain dwrus - days rhdoes Big Tawe 1 IMMACULATE Ibedroom I Apt.,Dy - us h,ehp You get snarled ^ a tnorre. .Mon - Fn. 2 myl� , Days � sold. no veneers. Traditwn- sales basement apt. N.E. Oshawa. basement sm. I Feb,� dye $660 cal afler Qpm 50a- wonderful new fashion Jewel- Choose krds IM out preferred Phe» al Woodworking 905.965- 8774. 1987 CHEYETTE I WANTED - MOBILE HOME Separate entrance .4pc bath. SeD'ar sive 1163 tory program your own hours Make money and site 7 p.m 637-5624 ain't petty but Im cheap' !haw ap For 2 weeks July t8.3ir95 carpeted, laundry. suitable for 1 lint !last $475 InDllwiw have tun too' Exatw Cal D ANOS'GRANDFATHER x 123.000kmts of a° ht9lnirsY Must sleep six and be n good 4-•i6p4,Lg SOUTH Oshawa - 275 Went - now Linda at (905) 666 a0a9 s condition Wanted a Claw- • • _ �'bcks-Durhams largest se" driving. IX � you anywhere � worm St E lige 1 and 2 bed- WHITBY KMart area. 3 led - you want to go. Beat off- WMI Behaved Family. Plsass LIVE IN the country, besubu rooms. close b buses and room home let. " ection-New and used pianos. large country w.Voic Mad 905.987.4845 Cap (905) 434-8431 so" in North Oshxawa. Two Available imme- doubt garage. recroomifirs- DART TIME kuru time No snot sures Rent a own. apt bedroom apartment in farm shopping ga ge, ex rr a ce needed Students Carter ;-a .aDk x. ^^ a s ze, upright gravid, digital. 19167 CADILLAC Sedan dulaly. Feb 5 Mar. Call 721• place. Carame Ioors, 2 baths. welcome. 40 Deode required one ,ripe chmid b pre for in keyboards CLOCKS- JANU- Devito, . This auto has most of 5950 rr2 batt. fireplace. 9722 a 434 Sttt3 between 9 8 property maintenance provrd- Apartments3950 rnornM. available 1. plus s pomp* our discount travel „N rude >, avail Apr tnomh, ARv CLEARANCE on Works. 1994 p e extras That you would in ' , • March Ist 725-9991 THp.mREE cry. Farst'last. il No pet.�Ref services Salary dos bonus Rekrences available West- stock' Telep Rano Works. 433 pest to fed in a such a car.. in THREE Bedroom mom Boar er- Cal 905 6866462 ney/Harwooil area. For 1491 excellant condition. Asking NEWLY renovated - separate of bungalow. Nice, main. Moot encs. 579.9197 after 5 p m more info please cal 906427- $5500, as s. For more into 2 BEDROOM apartment n entrance. 2 bedroom. base- area - Harmony/Oliw. $700 727-2974 merit washer, dryer, fridge. SCHEDULE co-ordinate 9256 OVEEN waterbed. no mat- quiet area. $685 includes put rind dos utilAss. Available ' • to e-aritet: experience to :less $275. queen mattress, fridge. stow, tat, hydro, slew, da, c/v. t Per" spot. March Ist Orr, bedroom base - work trom none in Ajax Tel,- Dox song. 5200. toddler bed laurndr hcilrtes and Clete, b GO bus stop, utilities mal two. clew. 5450 plus • - • • • toss Caprice Classic Y p Iflg 1200 sq. R $9501mon8t Feb utikMs. Available rrtalRac-s also needed 683 1 $50 20' cokouu N S75. 35 min Brougham, fully Waded. WilsorJOliw area. Available 15. (905) 4268325. anytime. 917' camera, flash access $125 136.000 kits Certified. 59000 immediately. Days 263-8369 725.3158 3 Bedroom townhouse. freshly leak coeee+end tables $75. Cap 436-1276 evenings 2&3-2522. NORTHEAST Oshawa parted. Close b schools and RECREATION DIRECTOR- 6 FIREWOOD Exceilent quality 432-7686 basement apartment of newer VACANCIES! Call the one amenities. Incudes stove, to- mo,in is over a maternity hardwood Guaranteed. extra 1991 Berretta. loaded, excel shop Inger i,ave required ler 100 bed knt conchbon. 51.000 kms. AJAX - Bright. dean. 1 bed- home. large rooms. $575 c- sup rental for a BETTER oto and all utilities. 576 long cane tole seasoned. Cut THE FUTURE IS HERE TJ room basement apartment, es Peres. 9es heat I Cal RENTselectiER. DURHAM HOME 4875. bong term care hcility. Must arilsplit H4onest measurement S92oo.balancC f>✓1579-82 warranty, Da yl, 725. Avail. Mar t Cal RENTERS. . L 4LORD S have a diploma or degree in Satellite TV and Seventy. 59200. Can 579 82+9 leave laundry separate entrance, separate PICKERING loan, new Free delivery. Kozy Heat Fire- proudly ntroduus tt rtew 78 laundry area. parking. ap Darryl, 725191 9.5:30 p.m. murnmal tee. LANDLORD'S townhouse, 3 bedroom, 5 all recreation as required by ft wood (905)753-2246 saelke dal .Up to 150 than- R'efaaQp minces. full battxoom. close _ ADVERTISE FREE!' bong term care standards W NORTHEAST Oshawa across form sq. ri parking.wn Previous experience n a licks Apt. dwellers. home to everytlatg, rtolsrmaker, rto main poor d raved bungalow. WHITBY - large 2 bedroom across lam Pieksring Town b^9 owners. RVs. Moat. 1991 Pontiac Transport, fully pet. 427-7436. Centre, 51000 mond Cottages. 3 bdrrmns, tang, lit, apd., pal studio apartment with balcony. Y P� term care facility required. Waded, mint condition, art. Please appy n wri0 erne- etc SPECIAL $C.. financing 0 in torr 2 cars, our a room and kv- utilities. m Febbe March 1, � ' _ stalled. Visa MC.. financr Power seats. locks. steeling. AJAX - HarwooN401, 1 bed- n9 garage, gas sopors dinng diaely to the Admintsirator.10% a air compnesse, tinted wind- room basement apartment. heat on quiet cart 5860 + Z3 rngroorn, parking lex 2. $795 + vievrirg from F 15. Cal 663 Metro Toronto legion Village. awl' ' uOliOes. Avail. Mar. 1. Cal Dar- utilities. Cal 668-4321 a b'65- 5117 gam - Spm or 427.1637 oras, passenger, a level control, 7 clean, bight, g. conditioned, M. 725-6191 9"5:30 p.m. 4623. arw GPM. 59 Lawson Rd. West Hip Ont 5' BABY Grand Piano. dark passenger, red, 79,000 lana.. laundry. parking. 8WO.$495 inckt- f.EfE 2Jt . VIDEO CAMERA. Full sized Askirp 513.500.987-1276 siva• Cal (906127f>-8808. wood, older, excellent condi- VHS, tardy used, perfect SALARY AND COMWSsiDw bort, moving b smaller mouse, wplung ceidibon.Comes with fast growing Industry requires asbng $1995 or test offer. carrying 2hr. battery and dynamic sales people swithal Call (905) 509-5144, battery charge . Irwtructions pool phone skills. contact APPLIANCES Super manual and all tabes 725- rScott et 1 900 i77-2410. Cedric a Sale New gaU 9634Remember&ist summer? Take advantage of SECOND Intone Consult- electric stoves, refrigerators, arts lett. s looking for self -ml washers. dryers. Hank's Ap WALK-IN Fridge 8 X 10, tl4a4ed, organized individual t9t Bkxx E. Oshawa (behind Mulbleclt) 728-4043. �l fridge 6 x 7. Bo9n n ILe �- 10 teat tine self employment condition. Cal 6651636 after please call (905) 839378. APPLIANCES tubs, sinks. 4p.m. • TELEPHONE surveyors want" manes taps, saw 50 - 90 % WOOD BURNING furnace, B before replacing, resurface on brick Ikted fire box, shaker ed. S7Jhr. guaranteed. Must location. AN work guaranteed, grab• 1/3 hrsp. 2 speed Dish have positive attiade and be from $IS. SuAau Whiz, toll Ian. Gw controls best ober (volt versed on plane. Call free 1-806454-2268. �'"� (905) 1369357. • AIA CLEANER • HUMID�IER CARPET -don't buy anywhere TRAVEL consultant. We are else If I show you what I can seeking a candidate with a do for you. Call Gord, 434- rr�rrnum d one years expert- (012095) elite as a Travel Consultant for a Ghent within th Durham Region If you possess exII sive experience with the Saber System and have the ability to work in a fast paced erwiron- ment, we would like to speak Sril3(h you . Contact Judy L. h, prion (905) 579-2911. Fax (905) 579-6050 r. MAXPI1dkLI7BKi Plus CHOOSE III SETBACK THERMOSTAT ONE OF THESE ITEMS,"FREE" • GAS DETECTOR FNNVX- (WITH PURCHASE OFA HEAT= KG,) 40OP YUB, NDWO=tN11LULMIDAYO.A.C. AIR GOND TIONNGEffln /�� HEATINGGAS FILE UCES A xrcxmrAY: d rw.•is•.w••u.ar. THREE bedroom townhouse, South GM, $IBS per mo. all in- clusive. 1sVLast required. Available immedatefy. Call 436.1088. FURNISHED room in cozy adult home In Pickering Vil- lage. Share rest of large house including kitcheMaundry facil- ities. Phone, cable, and utilities included. Available now. 5375/ monthly. First and hall last. 6868740. OSHAWA 2 clean quiet rooms part furnished central location bus route non smokers preferred no pets $70 wk /$280 mo. or can be 2 room apt for $420 mo avail- able now 723-7712 / 579- 4588 LARGE quiet country home to share 401/9rock Rd. No pets. Car a must. $400 monthly complete. Call Craig 686- 1913. Pickering, opportunity to live in a Chnstian tome. Spacious and bright close to GO, walk to Lake. Parking, laundry facih- Des call Mary Klassen at Re. max Rouge Rrver Realty Ltd. 286-3993 ROOM for rent. Private bath, hvingroom. shared kitchen. $95 weekly. References re- quired. Call 4362751 or 571- 6280 2 bedroom condo, 5 appkanc. a, heat, hydro and parking, close to all amenities. Avail- able March 1. Phone 696- 4269 after Spm. V, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1995 -PAGE 33 WESTNEY/ItYrY t2 . one bedroom, 5 appliances. sauna, exercise roan, pod, 1 parking space, 5830 monthly, available Feb. 1. 905.831-5455 GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom condo, close to famous Clear- water beach, pod, jacuzzi. BBQ, private yard, available Now - Dec. for info and to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788. GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom cordo, close to famous Gear - water beach, pod, jacuzzi. BBQ, private yard, available Now - Dec. for colo and to view photos 6869846 or 579-3788. OSHAWA - 5 acres, with farm- house for lease. Ritson road, north of Taunton, good for small landscape/garden busi- ness. AGR. zoned. (416)288- 0311 416)2860313. $137.900 Osfuwa (Grand- view/Cherrydown area), de- tached. 2 storey. garage.in4aw apt. inground pool, 4 plus 1 bdrm.. 2 walkouts, gas heat. close to all amenities. Call 571-6685 CHARMING 1 1i2 storey. 3 bedroom century, 304 acre, loft style master bedroom, main ^oa laundry. bam. paddock. '3ehawa commute, low taxes. 5121.900 negobabte (905) ?4 6 137 PICKERING - 4 bedroom executive home FnWFarport area. Backs onto ravine. Cough lam Built, Upgrades galore Please Call 420-0963 to view. No Agents Please'' FROM 5691900.00. Brand new 1,2,3 bed- room condo's up to 1442 sq ft. All Separate en- trances. Call now for more information. (905)623.6549 OPEN concept, lovely 3 bed- room. 3 bath, t 1/2 yr new Geranium built tome, tooted on a quiet Courtice cres. Whirl- pool en suite. family room w/ fireplace, many upgrades throughout, reduced now $159.900 To view call 1905)404-1811 or 416-393- 3623. TWO STORY AJAX Execu- tive tome for kmg term invest- ment. Unspoiled walkout basement, overlooks playing held, great potential assum- able mortgage. $203.900.00 call (905) 6869153 Brock Rd./ Hwy.s2 $124.900, lovely 3 bedroom townhouse, rec-room, garage, quiet Street, small complex. C Hunt R.E. Ltd .Reattor(416) 481-2233 FICKtHING GO 3 bedroom townhouse like new, mort- gage available with low rate and low down payment. $107.900 (905)837.0568 55.000-$25.000 , - from 550 monthly Call Doug or Brent 6666805. Co mmuniN FrprVW Services BORROW 510,000 . pay as hoe as $110 per month., o.a c Call Jerry. 668.7200. Free consultations. Anbuis Invest- ments Ltd. MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit arrange- ments, personal budget plan- ning, credit repair. FREE CON- SULTATIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -Toronto) 433.1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COM- PANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN- VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON- TRACTS. • ' • Insurance MORTGAGES. Loans rani purpose) Lines of Credit Free Consultations We can help. call Tanner Financial Services. 4049336 or 1-800.8813923 MEMBERS WANTED form an Orange Lodge `orm 19yrs. up. Call (9051683- 3196.Russell (905)728-8625 Andv(905)965-2870 PSYCHIC CAMILLE. tarot card, palm. aura. Crystal ball reader, reunite the separated Available for parties Danforth and Victoria Park !416)691- 7490 SINGLE WHITE MALE 34 YRS OLO. ATTRACTIVE AND "TIVE, SEEKING SINGLE =TTRACTIVE NON SMOKING =EMALE FOR POSSIBLE _ANG TERM RELATIONSHIP =LEASE REPLY TO FILE .7064, OSHAWA THIS WEEK PO.BOX 481 OSHAWA, ONT L1 H 71_5 f. w 1 WJ 4+ PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 29,1995 EUROPEAN MASTER GOLDSMITH European jewellery is distinct, carefully crafted, and beautiful. The reason for this is the skill and knowledge of the craftsman At European Master Goldsmith it the Kendahvood Plaza in Whitby Igor Abramov has those skills Trained in Russia. Igor has been repairing and crafting elegant gold and silver jewellery for 22 years The showroom is as small and Intimate as the workroom. Display cases hold watches, earrings, bracelets, necklaces. and rugs. all ready to be chosen for that special someone Swiss made Movado watches with 18K gold mm might be deal. Gold charms for as little as $15 00 make perfect stocking stuftens If the special someone is deserving of an even more special gift, Igor is ready to help. Whatever your jewellery dream. Igor veil W a way to make it came due 0 you have a sketch or even just an idea. come in and talk You will receive a free estimate of what your dream will cost In as little as 2 weeks for a simple design, Igor can create your wish At European Master Goldsmith, Igor will begin by carefully hand tashioning your design into a perfect wax mould You will be asked to come in and view the mould At this one charges can be easily made You can select brand new exquisitely cut and polrshed gems to be inset You may even want to use gems from another •:ng or from marry other pieces that you own Whatever you wart you, CALL US TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THE anx PICKERNG WKETPLACE AT 434-640 perfect pow, lgor will find It. The very same gold and gems used in your, mother's, your aunts or your dad's jewellery can be reclaimed and crafted into a single. exquisite heirloom that you can wear proudly and pass on to other family members Perhaps a number of people in the same family want a gem from an old family bracelet or necklace Igor can craft matching or individualized new lewellery from whatever material you provide. While Igor enjoys crafting unique creations, he also takes great pleasure In restoring an existing piece to Its original splendour. Whether the band has snapped or the stone is lost, Igor will work with rare to present you with the perfect piece you remember NI this work is completed in the tiny workshop at the back of the store. Both safety and privacy are key reasons why over 2.000 customers keep returning to European Master Goldsmith Even wh le repairing or creating custom jewellery, Igor personally supervises and manages the store. Seldom will you amve without Igor calling out a cheery 'hellor 'how are you?' from the backroom While marry people think about reclaiming old jewellery, marry fail to do so for Isar of the cost. At European Master Goldsmith, questions and advice are as free as the nidal estimate With only 600 square lest of commercial space• the overhead is very low and like many craftsman, Igor wants to make a Irving. rot a fortune He has worked at his craft 22 years and still loves it Have a master craftsman work on your cherished treasures His knowledge and experience will tielp your dream become rea! y by Pea" La.e DATING Services are all dif- ferent. Partner Search lets you select attractive, professional• singles who interest you and have some fun. Personal matching, affordable, long term relationships. 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Snow plowing, residential / commercial 10% discount of free snowplowtng, call 427-4234 for details Member of the BBB TUDOR ROSE RENOVA- TIONS quality carpentry. elec- trical, dnmbil drywall. deco- rating, ecorating, complete tome . office services. Free estimates rea- sonable rates. No job too small. References. Call 723- 1469 anytime, TWO Handyman to handle all your tome painting and small repairs. Quality work at reasonable rates, by the job or two men at S35.00/hour. Call Mr. Brush 571-6453. ELECTRICIAN- Licensed will do all types of ebctrical work. Reasonable rates. Sen- ors discount. Fast service. Call Alex at 433.7632. AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heat- ed storage units. Now offering tree boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Can for inlomna- hon. 725-0005 or 427.0005. HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Move big or small. we price them all' Free estimates, sen- ors discount, short notice moves. Pianos moved. Com- parable rates. Cal 432-2850. MEN with large buds will do household moves. residential, commercial. All Wpos, of moves. Call tad or 'aerie 427- 2856. MICHALSKI MOVING - houses, apartments• offices. appkances and piano special- st Free wardrobe service. Li- :ensed insured. Free esti- "nates Call 436-7795 O�OFlooring, O Caroetlna � CARPET Installations - 2E years experience, restretchnnq our speciality. Free estimates D d N Duncan, 987-1799 , 967-1800 MAGICIAN, clown friends ready b entertain for any aqe any occasion. Birthdays, pro motions, openings, fund rats ers. Magic shows are fun' Ler Duce help. 839-7057 or 72A 8334. RABBIT wants wrx doing magic lir drldren's par ties and all occassions. Hai. . my own magician. Call Ernie 668-4932. TUTORING / INSTRUC. TION / CLASSES.Succeec in reeding,math,KG to Grade 9 Sell chaNerging Canadian to torial. Assured Success .car explanation (905)686_ rc 3 , THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21,1995 -PAGE 35 oiihe Gez1Ma��oi 'E"tY1�f Lle il�V af iCC�AIZ7�eo" Wednesday, January 25th to Sunday, January 29th It's in your future. A glorious five-day sidewalk sale, Chinese Dragon Dancers on Wednesday & Thursday, and free cake on Saturday at 2 pm. It's all part of the Chinese New Year festivities at Scarborough Town Centre. We're calling it the Great Mall of China Event (we wanted to make it a party you wouldn't forget). So whatever you do, don't miss this celebration. We happen to know you're going to love it. SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE a�sQ.c�.vv�.t.�e Over 220 Fine Stores and Services. 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