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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_10_04HOME &OdYO& Snow Ww vocown c.to ray Coro" s.. ad on page 15 ;1511tCIA! , SHOWROOM EASING THE HUNGER Food bank braces for effects of social assistance cuts / Pg. 5 r MADRNrl rES 39-9S5I (m -w $68) �oa�G1 'oS 831-2088111 tc�num—iiia .�. News Advertiser Wednesday. Oct. 4, 1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 40 tide ' l 1r- ospitalservicestobe expanded f� 4, " insults' public K% NIAK1:1\AE T:*+KA('S b: ('1\hl' l PtiH:U.L the Durham Rc_nm Acute ('are Suidy. "hich Hou Id scc ,wine ,en icc, with tardiness PICKERING — On a night when they spent much time dis- cussing txnv to better scnc the pub- lic. -rude" Town councillors "insulted" citizens in the council chamber by starting their regular Monday mecung 40 mintttes late. Ward 2 local Catwilkx Stxffy Senis saki it was "rude—of ccruncil- krrs to hegin their n -cling at 8:10 instead of the s�•hedulc-d 730. "1 don't til c starting laic. I [Mirk it %ends the wrong message to cnu ratepayers." ,aid Ccxutrilkv Scnis. noting the tate start looked e,pccial- See COUNCIL... Page 3 Inside to the news Editorial................................(i Ent er-tairiment .....................2S Sports.................................30 Cla,,.-,if ied ............................34 The News Advertiser's Vacation Getaway Contest starts today. See Pages 13 to 16. Phone lines General 683-51 10 tax 683-736:3 Classified 683-0707 Sincerel%, Yours 1-900-45 1 -379:3 InloSourre 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auc•tiori Linc 68:3-7545 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93c + 7c GST = .131 tett 1 11 at :%I (,H crpandcu. Di, *RHAM -- At a time "hen hospitals across the pro%ince are "or- -I am extrcincl\ pleased "ith the ncv►,•" sa%s AI'GH president ned about hero,! closed do"n. there "as nc"s last "ech 1 -or Ata\_ Bruce Chit. "Nc arc nu" able to heuin to de\clop our implenncntation Picl.crrn_o Gencr.rl Hospital. Tho: Ontario Alinistrn ot'Health announced I'hur,da\ the approval of See HOSPITAL—Page 3 Trustees scrap sex education kit `teaching' homosexuality B% 1.1\I)HfCE - tic "rote the hit accord - \1 i R P% )k 1 i k in_• to i•uidchncs ,et out hs OURHAM I oll,•�� in_, crnorional debate M,,n- da%. public school trustee, hanncd a teacher resource kit on AIDS and other scr- ualh iransinmed diseases. N\o", sonic the Mint,trN of I.ducation and Trainin_•. "hnch has mandated AIDS education I or all student, in Ontario. In 1994. the hoard began "orhin_ on a teacher resource Icar parents T77 - hit which "as 't1p„sed to the Ar revised three ntroscr,ial r time, lollo"in,, ,•,unient Hill input Iron the �s ha\ c les, hoard's I�amils ntrol o%er �' 1 Linc Education .\ hat'-, taut -,ht to Ad\ uwr% G ni- :!iclassroom �-�' c mittec. unle-. L a t u,tee, rc�crse �'n'� June. hit, and 'hc decision at sur%c% for►n, Mike their regular Brousseau "cre sent ran - hoard mcetin�, doml\ to ,tu nc\t "cel. dent %„unci l The Lit "is more conser- presidents and parent ad\ r- %ati%c than a go\ernmcnt sora committee chatrmcti. document "hich teacher, "ho reportedly telt the hit "ill use it' Reduce the Risk ";t, a useful educational i, not apprn,-ed.- hoard rc,wurce. Students recwm- Sell and Society prwgrain mended humosc\uahty he facilitator Mike Brousseau disco,ued a, part of the "arned trustee, at their package. standint, committee ntcet- ing. See TRUSTEES... Page 2 PA(;P kA -THF WWS.AD.N'F@L'ISFJt. b.E1D».t;llt'7Y)8FJtA, IS►4S. Trustees scrapkit sex education FROM PAGE 1 While the kit — for teachers of students in Grades 11, 12 and OAC — examines ways of contract- ing HIV and AIDS, pro- moting assertiveness, and correct condom use, it was the issue of homosexuality that led many trustees to reject it. Some were opposed to a series of questions on homosexuality contained in the kit, such as "Why do people want to be 'gay'?" and "Don't all gays want to have sex with children?" That section was marked "teacher information only". with a note that "sexual orientation is not taught in any Durham board curriculum. In a classroom discussion of HIV transmission, howev- er. teachers could be asked questions about sensitive issues such as homosexual- ity.•• Whitby trustee Doug Ross argued, "If you give (teachers) information, they will use it." He found some material "graphic in nature. If I talked this graphically in my work- PlaceI'd be sued for sexu- al harassment." While he maintained the questions are "lifestyle endorsing," others dis- agreed. I cannot see how this document endorses any sexual orientation," noted Scugog trustee Bobbie Drew. "It clearly says over and over again condoms are not 100 per cent safe ... and the only 100 per cent sure way to avoid STDs is through absti- nence." ANTIQUE FURNITURE MERCHANDISE AUCTION SHOW Saturday October 7,1995 9:00 a.m. - 4 p.m. FREE ADMISSION METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE H 1899 Brock Rd., Pickering yrn.nr h.. 1 P iF NOTICE OF APPLICATION ' FOR APPROVAL TO • EXPROPRIATE LAND IN THE MATTER OF a- apphcater Cy The Regronat Munrctca Durham 'Sr apercva t excrcc%ate a-Irn^ec interest r -certain lane being par ,t i_ot 129 ^e,Wrar s Ccmc ec p.ar %0 86. m Lire Town of P!c"e, rg. Ir. the Reg!onai Mun,cipallty or Ourrar- 'or the purposes of constnuciing Vperat,ng maintaining' nSPectng repa,nng and repacN a sanitary sewer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -7.at application has beer made for approval to exproprate a pemianer' easement for me constructor operatror manterarce. inspection reoa,r and ree!acemew of a sanitary sewer on. in. across. under and Mro gh the and 3escnbec as follows Par, o' -ct 129 Registrar s Com lied Plan No E'E designated as Part 2 on r. 4 Pla0P :6188. ,r. the Town of P c"e- ng. in the Regional Municipality of Dur.,,a^. r copv of P.ar 4;,F-16188 may be seen ,n the Office of the Regional Clerk at 605 Rcssland Roac East Whitby. Ontario Any owner of lands - respect of which notice Is given who desires an inquiry intc whether the taking Df such land is fair. sound and reasonably necessary in Me achievement of the obtectrves of the expropriating authority shall so notify We approving authority in writing. (a) in the case of a registered owner. served personally or by registered mail within thirty !30! days after he Is served with the nonce, or, when he is served by publication. within thirty (30) days after the first publication of the notice. (b) in the case of an owner who Is not a registered owner. within thirty (30) days after the first publication of the notice The approving authority .s The Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham 605 Rossland Road East Whrtby. Ontario LIN 6A3 The expropriating authority Is The Regional Municipality of Durham THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Per: C W. Lundy, Regional Clerk This Notice first published on the 27th day of September. 1995 Oshawa trustee Ken Ridge was admittedly "torn" over the issue. "There are people who will choose to be sexually active. I don't believe they should die for it ... Homo- sexuals are sons, daugh- ters, brothers, sisters." Trustees in favor of a motion by Uxbridge trustee Faith Neumann to ban the document were: Susan Kular and Jill Hamilton (Pickering), Kathleen Hopper and Mike Nicholson (Oshawa), Doug Ross (Whitby) and Sherrill Willard (Ajax). Those opposed were: Colleen Jordan (Ajax), Ken Ridge and Audrey MacLean (Oshawa), Patri- cia Bowman (Whitby), Bobbie Drew (Scugog) and Bill Fairburn (Brock). Ruth Ann Schedlich (Pickering) and Nancy McLean (Oshawa) were absent. The only way the deci- sion to ban the document can be reversed is if a trustee who voted in favor of it introduces a new motion. FLAT RATIE'i Long Distance I FROM 1299 Month Saw an xldir:Mtal 20% on all your other long dNanaz culla. Two -Way Catlins zM`"' 1,1:= I'MMetw, t4,h R� yM •e r...w u.6. MI.. w..,ew,.11, �j expatil service to: WYillOshawa, Bewsan-a lle, Newasttc, Port Pere, do Blackstock areas ATeleh 0 pe" b '° (416)406-3977 1 Hospital awaits fundi ng FROM PAGE 1 plans for expanding our services and embracing our role as a full-service hospital serving the residents of west Durham " Under the plan envisioned by the study, obstet- rics services at APGH will be upgraded to handle more complex cases and surgery services will be expanded The study recommended that Whitby General Hospital (WGH) become a rehabilita- tiat centre to serve all of Durham, while Oshawa General Hospital and APGH would be the centres for general medical cam That means, accondintg to Mr. Cliff, that the Ajax and Oshawa hospitals will have to expand to take on the patients who used to be served by WGH. "There would have to be appropriate funding to support the expanded ser- vices," he says. "I can't just open up additional beds and not have any funding 9rice to support that" In general, says Mr. Cliff, all the changes being planned mean mpe ore beds, orating rooms. services, medical staffspecialists and Wild- ing for the Ajax hospital. Services suit as emer- gency care, pediatnc,s, cardiac care, limited rehabil- itation, general surgery and medicine will continue to be offered at APC,1L Changes planniod for Oshawa (ieneral Hospital include the expansion of emergency and critical care services and the establishment of a community cancer centre, which should mean some Ajax and Pickering cancer patients will no longer have to f travel to Toronto r treaunerit. There continues to be controversy over exactly what changes have been approved for the Whitby hospital. Many area politicians and citizens have lobbied for the retention of acute cane and emer- gency services there. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, meanwhile, says the report paves the way for reform and better health care services in Durham. "I'm extremely pleased that the minis- ter sees the value of the report." says Ms. Ecker. "It's the direction to go. It's the answer for our region to make the sys- tem respond to our needs. Now other can n get on with the job of plan - our,, services. Gerry Blake, chairman of the Durham Region District Health Council, called the ministers approval an "affirmation of the hos- pitals in Dtrbam". The DRDHC will form an Implementation Plan- ning Committee to carry oto the recominendations - in of the study. The conunmee LS to report to the min- ister in late Fetxuary on what actions it iniaxis to take. Council ripped for tardiness FROM PAGE 1 ly bad since colleagues considered three motions dealing with customer satisfaction. "I think it smacks of speaking out of tx)th sides of your urolith." Roger Wade of Minacs and Associates• who w-ailie d the -1f) minutes to address Courxil on a free employment counselling progran his company is invdved in. suggested starting a Town trbLtmg so late was "insulting" to the public:. `I can t tmdetstand why a bunch of public administration ptrople have to hL late.- he said. Mr. Wade noted it used to he the fashion in busi wss for a ctrlxlrate ffesi- dent to arrive late at a meeting to demo nistrare thlw important he was. But there's no nxxn for tatline'ss in the txlsi- nt-'s world now, he added. ticvnise time is mo nev. Pickering Cottricil meetings frequent - iv start mon: than 15 minutes late and sometimes are delayed even longer. Cotin illi Senis noted its an issue the politicians have discussed before but dori t seem to tv making mucfi progress oil. -it doesn't sem to be a priority cit the council as a wtiole to start on time . When they are late, councillors are usually delayed at the open meeting they hold befcrt each council and exev- utive committee session. This "pre- meeting- that usually starts at 7 p.m. is designed to discuss athninistrative mal- ted's, informally intrtxduce Lixtrxillcrs to items coming up on future agendas, and to talk about in -camera legal, prtipalt' and penAminel issue's. On Monday ccurxillxs were field up discussing a prtycxty matter. But many agreed the regular Council meeting should not be delayed as it frequently is. Ward 1 Regional Co uncillcx Maurice Brenner said the tardiness was "riot fair' to citizens. "It's probably better for us to he inconvenienced than the public." Councillor Brenner suggested the pre -meeting, if it doesn't finish by 7:30, should be continued after the regular session. "It's a concern and it's one I share," said Maya Wayne Arthurs, adding the pre -meeting time has sometimes been moved ahead to accommodate a long 0 agenda. "It's one of those things where work expands to fill the time avdilate:" Several councillors- nowd they're all at fault for the prt*k'm. because no m►tier who is chair* the pre -meeting he or she cant simply cit off c etrtte whm pcY*pk- still w ant to talk. You can't blame a sfxmftc person.- said Coun- cilklr Sends. "If council as a whole doesn't have the will it's not going to end at 7:34)." 1 HF: NEWS ADVEM I`E,R. WE[).. t)(' UORE.R 4. 1'19j-PAGI: t A 17 , REFORM Question of the Month Pw�drr of ttwawow Name: Address: City - Please mail your answer to: Reform Party of Canada Ontario Riding 290 Harwood Ave. S., P.O. Box 21081 Ajax ON LIS 71-12 (To On the Reform Party, include a cheque for $10) "Crisis in Crime" Ratly Oct. 19, 7: Phone: P/Code: Call/Fax OR 686-0278 Please leave your name and address Tickets $5 Call 686-0278 We help kids make the gre. "I� 1-6. 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WE[).. t)(' UORE.R 4. 1'19j-PAGI: t A 17 , REFORM Question of the Month Pw�drr of ttwawow Name: Address: City - Please mail your answer to: Reform Party of Canada Ontario Riding 290 Harwood Ave. S., P.O. Box 21081 Ajax ON LIS 71-12 (To On the Reform Party, include a cheque for $10) "Crisis in Crime" Ratly Oct. 19, 7: Phone: P/Code: Call/Fax OR 686-0278 Please leave your name and address Tickets $5 Call 686-0278 We help kids make the gre. "I� 1-6. 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About 13,000 seat covers are _ EATON'S Fit-st tjll'OIL�jtOI[t T1mrsda l ; being produced in two shifts at the Ajax plant for the 1996 Plymouth Voyager and Grand Voyager, and the Dodge Caravan and Grand Cara- van. reclrcctiolzs store. October selected items store Eaton Selection want [Goo" satisfactory or money refunded,1 store. The vehicles areassembled ai factory in Windsor. Covers from Ajax are shipper another bled conqmy so the seats can be assem p� S -THE NEWS ADvPR't'1tiFR,A'F.D.(K'7Y)ittR 4.1995-PA(:F.'5-A Poor installation cause of loose wheels, inquest told By JOANNE HEALY SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Poor service from tire installation centres is the major reason wheels have been flying off transport trucks with deadly frequency, an inquest was told yesterday. Gary Babcock, president of Quick -X Inc., a large fleet of transport trucks, suggested poor service at specialty installation centres led to trucks losing tires during testimony at an inquest probing the deaths of Angela Worona, 31, of Whitby, and James Tyrrell, 31, of Mississauga. He said his trucks have had wheels fly off on eight occasions just this year, all within 500 miles after hav- ing tires installed We had eight new tires put on a trail- er in Montreal," Mr. Babcock told the Y 4 inquest jury. "(The truck) didn't make it past Ottawa before a wheel separated. Another trailer left Calgary and lost a wheel before reaching Winnipeg." Mr. Babcock said the nuts securing the wheels came loose because they weren't properly installed Earlier in the inquest, experts testified that manufac- turers recommend a torque wrench, not air guns, be used for tightening the bolts. "1 believe an air gun was used," Mr. Babcock said Time is no regulation on who can install tires, the jury was told, or on the level of training required "If everyone installing tires was made aware of the danger to the public and wereproperly trained, it would go a long way," Mr. Babcock said The coroner's inquest that began Monday is investigating the deaths of FREE INSTALLATION! Buy this system and in-store Computer Expert will install the components to get you going at no extra charge! 'um ICTI Ms. Worona and Mr. Tyrrell, both killed in separate but similar accidents earlier this year involving runaway truck wheels. Ms. Worona was killed Jan. 31 when a wheel from a Universal Am - Cam tractor trailer flew off and bounced over the guard rail, crushing the driver's side of her westbound Pontiac Grand Am on Hwy. 401 near Whitby, just west of the Lakeridge Road bridge. In an almost identical accident, Mr. Tyrrell was killed April 3 at 9:30 p.m. when a wheel from a Serge Therrien Transport truck dislodged, bounced over the guard rail, and crashed into his Toyota. In the Worona incident, rust and wrongly threaded nuts may have caused the studs securing the wheel to snap off, said John Mustard of the Centre of Forensic Sciences in Toronto. 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ALVIN BROLTWIR, Retail Manager LIS 2H5 ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution manager P600e: 6K -5110 Fn:683-7-163 0R10 Give in -lore If you're like the majority of people across Durham Region, you too will give thanks this week- end. It may be for your good fortune as it relates to family, friends, or work. It may be for the prosperous society in which we live. It may be for something as simple as a good deed given or received. NVe all have a reason to give thanks this weekend and most of us will do it with a celebratory meal with all the trimming%. But before you tuck in this weekend, indeed before you even step out the door to purchase the bountiful goods you will share with others, take a moment to think of those less fortunate. Communities across Durham Region this week are moving into high gear to collect food and clothing for those less fortunate. By keeping them in mind when you shop this week. _you will be thanked as you are thanking others. A hungry child, a single mother with little extra to spare, a man without a home can benefit greatly from our collective acts of generosity. Durham Region has shown in past years that its populous is generous of spirit. By donating to your local fmx! bank kand they stretch from Bowmanville to Pickering). you allow another family to give thanks on this weekend of Thankseivine.And you will once again live up to the promise of benevolence. Niru can help someone this weekend. It's a -s easy as pie, or protein -rich foods, or baby formula or pasta... verwedr.. d.,, are god to be so many Wednesday Letter: .Pickering. I don't expect you to subsidize my choice To the editor: Unlike Mrs. Eskins (Sept. 24). 1 heartily applaud Premier Harris' "com- rrum sense" comments on day care. Ile was dust stating what we have known all along and which research is just now affirming. Out -of -home child care is, at best second-rate and ver possibly con- tributes to emotional and psychological damage in many children. It doesn't matter how high the quality, children are better off at home with a loving farnity member. Though it may not be Ixn.ihle in every circumstance, Mr. Harris was simply stating the ideal. Having children is a choice that par- ent~ makc. and that choice comes along with responsibilities, including financial ones. I have made the choice to stay homy with my own children. Indeed. the personal financial costs of my choices are tremendous. My husband is not a high-income earner, and we struggle to make ends meet. The increased tax burden incurred by social programs such as day care are crippling LettersWRm To na NEws An«�rrl m 130 COM.N(ERCLAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 OR FAX L's AT 683-7363 to us and essentially eliminate the oppor- tunity for many other families to care for their own children. Returning that money to parents would benefit children far more than any social program. In the end, we each must make our own choice, each with its own set of social and financial. implications. I do not expect Mrs. ]=skins to subsidize m% choice, so why should she expect me to subsidize hers? ]Linda Wainwright Pickering ■ Some in the House of Commons are trained seals To the editor. I recently had the opportu- nitv tv sit in the gallery of the House of Commons in Ottawa w hilt a vote was in progress. Due to various pro- tocols. this is a drawn out process during which many members exchange % arious comments across the floor. Some of these are good- natured jokes. but many con- tain a biting, sarcastic edge. Upon being chided by mem- bers of the Reform party for voting "yes" I saw a front - bench veteran government member form the Toronto area shrug his shoulders and respond "Hey. I'm only a trained seal". I am extremely happy that Ontario Riding is represented by a different species. You correctly note that Mr. McTeague "should have seen it coming". How strange a situation! A politi- cian who keeps his covenant with the people who sent him to the zoo amongst the other trained species; pigs (very intelligent. always at the trough). WHIPpets (read Don Boudria) and an abundance loons and cuckoos You also correctly note that Mr. McTeague is highly principled and articulate. I think I would add to your list the attribute of moral courage as Mr. McTeague is a veteran of party politics, despite his youth. I think he knew what might happen and chose to do the right thing anyway. Profound changes are needed in Canada, broad Political process. We stand on the verge of a vote which could forever divide the country which the United Nations has proclaimed to be the best in the world. We should remember that within the last decade Sarajevo was named the most beautiful city in the world. Things can change quickly. The discontent within our people is undeniably at an all- time high. Much of the cyni- cism in our society, which shows abundantly in your recent column,. is the outward evidence of this discontent. The Bloc Quebecois, the Reform part and the man smaller parties exist in our country because the tradition- al party process denies con- stituents a true democratic voice in Parliament. I have three predictions to put forward to you. The first is that if the wishes of the electorate continue to be ignored by policy makers, there will be far fewer PUD TbmoRRow.5' OFMVIAN'TM AT SCOL! /07"1 Liberals in Ottawa after the next election (remember the Comenatives?). The second is that Mr. McTeague's for- tunes in Ottawa will recover quickly. Six months is an eternity in politics and anger is quickly overcome and for- gotten by Political expedien- cy. I think 'qtr. McTeague has a long future in politics and will make many positive con- tributions to represent the views of his constituents. It is ironic that this sort of moral courage and democratic lead- ership is being shown by one of the youngest government members. Dan McTeague deserves our support in his attempts to represent our opinions in Ottawa. The current party solidarity practices have, in part, caused the regional alienation which threatens to divide us. Whether the need- ed changes come sooner or later, I do not know. I do know, however, that Dan McTeague is no trained seal and I, for one, am proud to have him as the member for Ontario riding. Eric PasnL Claremont by Steve Nease yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy THE NNEyEWSSAyADVFyVFRTIyTISF.R, WED. 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Catalogues, aycr%. _ Is It a•rr•rad -- MEMBERSHIPS E''() R for details Samarsllaladatw aha/aaY S/rrrMt ,riling paper, old file% aNl paperhac► Kioks Boxhtxtrl __ r k arnalrlt'M Broin $traaala In be aaaolrK•• NOTICEOF ON Iltaicnal% tnchlde clean :crcal Ix)xe%• Litutr try tktetgetr boxe%. is_ IS,— buxc% towel roll% jail all other type% of utrular A FREE 1.1'B1.11C 117,0141:N1 11ICKERING CENTRAI. LIBRARY ON BREAS-1' HEA1:1'H -IL(+day, (kt. 17th. 1995 from 7:00-9:11() p.m. Call ILi 1-6265, ext. 243 Customer Service Update integrated information and Voice Processing System Pilot Project u u uaA Ihr I+. ,,,aMht% .•1 uwludutt; .sir IulrguleJ 1..,,. ,n.tu. N, .u,.l V. u.: IL lax sung Sy,le nt u. r,a,•a l.la- a n/urw eJ .. .1 �„n.l .. m .u, rl L,le nt n.antwa A 1'1Lu (M.,1.'a1 .+111 Ix• .t.ni.rC N.•ptew.Arr 11, 1'►'►S, I, rnawd u. COrlxn Irl. 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N-nwu. sit alta Vwca• H„co„utg tiv,Icm a, a ..: .•n, 1.. .­t—id t., the need, anal cxpa•cuu. urs .0 .wr u,l.•ntc1, 1'le:.,.' lake .t lew nr..arsa•m, 1.. ley„Nsd it, tux .ruew. mauve pr.,%takJ Rh+w by uw,g the Call— Sun. -v 1ijlh enc 1 ember, in thcl'ilol 1'ruicct C ienrr.tl Inyutry •X)�-4_'t)-„” ('txnrcill.,r,' Utlica• aX)S -420-460 hn%%n \1.u1.1gcr's (10tlica• •X)�-1'tl-4t,1U 1{xec un%r 1)urctar(,t t)Itare(It"IN ('let h's l )el,al unc nl N, -Slit I Sul)ply and Set%ice,-X)5-4_'O-4611, Munlcy,.11 I..t%v Fint.rrcen)cut IMS -420-461 t:c ,rna rn sic I>e%a•Ilrpnlettl `X)�-4_'l )-162> I cLal ser% Ice, aX)�- Ilurtl,ut F(;,Iwtaes IMS -420-4627 ('eller Salve%Linet,l,u unL soptenthel l ittle •NI=-1:0-46�� ('alter Sur;ey lJ!ua•stiunnaire I Il.,w .lent Ah wa, 10— —ll ,utsweted .0 the 'I .mn../ l'r. 1„vrn,a• w.n It wuhut t sings' IS— yin. 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LIBRARY ON BREAS-1' HEA1:1'H -IL(+day, (kt. 17th. 1995 from 7:00-9:11() p.m. Call ILi 1-6265, ext. 243 Customer Service Update integrated information and Voice Processing System Pilot Project u u uaA Ihr I+. ,,,aMht% .•1 uwludutt; .sir IulrguleJ 1..,,. ,n.tu. N, .u,.l V. u.: IL lax sung Sy,le nt u. r,a,•a l.la- a n/urw eJ .. .1 �„n.l .. m .u, rl L,le nt n.antwa A 1'1Lu (M.,1.'a1 .+111 Ix• .t.ni.rC N.•ptew.Arr 11, 1'►'►S, I, rnawd u. COrlxn Irl. 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N-nwu. sit alta Vwca• H„co„utg tiv,Icm a, a ..: .•n, 1.. .­t—id t., the need, anal cxpa•cuu. urs .0 .wr u,l.•ntc1, 1'le:.,.' lake .t lew nr..arsa•m, 1.. ley„Nsd it, tux .ruew. mauve pr.,%takJ Rh+w by uw,g the Call— Sun. -v 1ijlh enc 1 ember, in thcl'ilol 1'ruicct C ienrr.tl Inyutry •X)�-4_'t)-„” ('txnrcill.,r,' Utlica• aX)S -420-460 hn%%n \1.u1.1gcr's (10tlica• •X)�-1'tl-4t,1U 1{xec un%r 1)urctar(,t t)Itare(It"IN ('let h's l )el,al unc nl N, -Slit I Sul)ply and Set%ice,-X)5-4_'O-4611, Munlcy,.11 I..t%v Fint.rrcen)cut IMS -420-461 t:c ,rna rn sic I>e%a•Ilrpnlettl `X)�-4_'l )-162> I cLal ser% Ice, aX)�- Ilurtl,ut F(;,Iwtaes IMS -420-4627 ('eller Salve%Linet,l,u unL soptenthel l ittle •NI=-1:0-46�� ('alter Sur;ey lJ!ua•stiunnaire I Il.,w .lent Ah wa, 10— —ll ,utsweted .0 the 'I .mn../ l'r. 1„vrn,a• w.n It wuhut t sings' IS— yin. 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E., WHITBY BEST CHOICE PLAZA LST CHOI F NORTHWEST CORNER OF THICKSON RD. AT DUNDAS, WHITBY WEEKDAYS 9:30 TILL 9:00 SATURDAY 9:30 TILL 6:00 Powill If within 30 days from your date of purchase you find the Identical item in all respects and the same terms and conditions for less money at any other retail outlet. Best Choice guarantees to beat the price or your purchase is free. DOES NOT APPLY TO PREVIOUS PURCHASES :S LIM• SOME ITEMS NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED • SPECIAL ORDERS REQDEPOSR • SEE STOgE FOR DETA ILS • ON SELECTED FURNRILS • DES NOT APPLY TO ADVERTISED ITEMS • TAXURE ESUMUS BE PATO E T XE E AT TS•1 O.A.C. OFFPU • ADMINISTRATION FEE APPLIES "Cl es 11,109 Pizza man robbed PICKERING — A pizza deliv- ery man was unharmed after being attacked and lobbed by a bandit with a knife here early Sunday morning. The 21 -year-old driver returned to his car after deliv- ering a pizza to a home on Tatra Drive when be was approached by a man with a knife around 1 a.m., Durham Regional Police report. A struggle ensued and the suspect fled on foot with an undis- closed amount of cash. 4M OF Z RESIDENTS OF PICKERING HAVE YOUR SAYM The Council of the Town of Pickering will be holding a public meeting in the Council Chambers on Thursday. October 12th at 7:30 p.m. to hear comments and suggestions or receive submissions from individuals or organizations with respect to the 1996 budget. This informal meeting will allow any resident the opportunity to comment on a wide range of topics regarding the 1996 budget and municipal taxation. Council is anxious to hear 4 you want present programs maintained or discontinued, if you have any suggestions for new programs or if you have any ideas on achieving cost efficiencies in the operation of the Town. Copies of the 1995 budget are available in the Clerk's Department and may be used as a guide on how the 1996 budget will be prepared. N you require additional information with respect to this public meeting or the 1996 budget, please contact Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at 420-4611. Scratclt'N Dent Gas Furnace Sale BRAND NEW Scratch & Dent Furnaces BRAND NEW End Of Line Units With full warranty and must be installed by Air Tech OYORK .4uthon:ed1kakr .' C l C A, _.0 „ _ CHK! V. [ 3�1d Ole� ELECTIONS FOR REGIONAL PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES The Durham Board of Education is looking for parents/guardians of children enroled in its schools to stand for election to its Regional Parent Advisory Council to be established this month. A total of 4 representatives from Ajax and 4 from Pickering will be elected to serve on the council for a 2 year period with representatives from the other municipalities in Durham. The council will serve as an organizing body for community consulta- tion on issues of interest and will provide information to and receive input from municipal or area parent groups. It will meet at least once a month. Any parent/guardian interested in becoming a member may pick up a Declaration of Candidacy form from the nearest public elementary or secondary school or through the Superintendent of Education/Commu- nity Services at (905) 666-5500• The forms must be submitted by 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 11, 1995. Elections will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 18, 1995 at Roland Michener P.S., (Ajax representatives) and at Vaughan Willard P.S., (Pickering representatives). For further information, please contact Bruce Walker, Superintendent of Educabon/Community Services, at (905) 666-5500. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, ()(Tl)BF.R 4, 1995-PAGE9-A LE/Y/YOX WHOLE HOUSE DUCTWORK SPECIALISTS —" WON (00 ELECTRIC TO GAS CONVERSIONS EFFIgprCY ITRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNACE AND RECEIVE UP TO $50000 = OR 25 �0 OFF ON AIR CONDITIONING = WHEN PURCHASED 6 INSTALLED WITH A NEW GAS FURNACE AFFORDABLE CONSUMERS GAS FINANCING PROGRAM _ HEATING AIR CONDITIONING_ SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDINO SATURDAY — /IC1(lERNIG NOTE A DMN CENTRE PICKERING/AJAX/MINITBY WOM W. A THE 401, PCcLWG 905-428-0333 — SHOP AT HOME SERVICE * FREE ESTIMATES Is a loved one celebrating a special occasion? Tell the world in Name Dropping appearing Sundays in the News Advertiser. r the paint and paper people All In -stock Wallpaper Presenting beautiful coiours and designs of high quality, in -stock wallcovermgs The collection includes textures, stripes and fiorals as wtil a5 kid's patterns, kitchens and bathrooms. Paint (Jearance.I Classic Latex Satin 'kzar ,.- B"5.PW tor 4 A fire ;_d� irllsrt 1164 fpr rvmy� -xr's. Jc^•�'^•s � - — ;� anc •ta;!5 EK7j lliot *_-smote Dar'. 'idtC near ;;t _ Ml:r1QrC'^..5 Of 'Jastt Cogx1 n'- 1 While 0111911tities last! You Can't Buy A Bettef Paint At This Pn(e wal & Gains lata F4v 91.1 �r- !a ,'i wall & Tnm lata Semi Gbss LOW�a ^ z S>fu :;1D1t1 Leri �l l tr a 1" Vinyl Yenetian Blinds 1w Latex Primer & Satin LUstr'e 44 saes re* to MtE nave --'-+ a`_ wCc 15" CInQ tC 1O• *,,ie , ,;3" ,OnQ SCARBOROUGH Lakx P avoenr+ -. -.. aDrt r' :: dri. NOr� ' +..eworz n .•ac �+ & LEVOLOR Window Premere acxK i --S.27 M +a. _ L59 A. i+ 11M 99 AU" -- usco l 1 w �hun CCustom Y . _239 M 4` _ 10.21 M 54 - LIS M X . 11­49_1VA ♦91 h:.. 6.71_ Mi+. _.i _ 1s.11 h,i 17.91 " •e . a � c D'"L r '.. P" Mr C ... 2.59_•-M�. _6.7S :. 169 - Nn i+ S31 - • A, K 7.79 " -m •ia 9." w, � 1 � .,1,�,,�lGA �01x11 � �1r� . _ . 6 .3L1W Gy o n '^A•e us t 1. h. _-i 7951� Iyd1T.T�sqrW�4•Tt,;xe1+xnn�sv beror e.e''u!u•,Ceer:o �.xix Vmt' _ 6.69 639 y• .,,sells weer t0i' :.�wb� :akwn .__ .a, a- •-: -. 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I.."' ..u' -ifes..rncr!h I I^' �fV-' _3r: ���� --�.9(/� /�/.�(� rice, 1„ .mt , � ;,reiR4 el t'+�s :..7K•M;r 1 --.,en,..sa.:rKr•. ,w^ �J SIWW Your kaki � Oand Save --on Senior UM DUOUNTS i s d M11WO .ear > - ar 1n: ST'Jt+ { „rt .err .:ii t AJAX PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Discovery Bey Centre Pickering Town Centre Abbey Lane Shopping Centre 5T0 westney Road Hi0voy 2 t Llveipooi 91 Ryiander Blvd, 428.1608 839.2252 724.0781 PAGE 10 -A -IME NEWS ADVERTISER, WF.D., (1 I'OHER 3, 1"5 Surviving heart disease, stroke focus of symposium for women DURHAM — Surviving heart disease and stroke is the focus of a corporate break- fast symposium on women's health. The Durham Region Heart and Stroke Founda- tion is hosting the symposium to raise awareness about the threat heart disease and stroke pose to women's health. "Women have to sit W and take notice. Heart dis- ease is not just a man's disease anymore," Dr. Loretta Daniel, a cardiologist and member of the Women's Heart and Stroke Com- mittee, says in a press release. Only nine per cent of women realize heart dis- ease is one of the leading causes of death among females, the foun- dation reports. This year's theme of the annual sympo- sium is Survival — Life After Heart Disease and Stroke and fea- tures a leading researcher in car- diology. The foundation BROKEN WINDSHIELD? � o $170.00 No Overcharge to Insurance Co. (L��firre«*-Pdoing Location) [t•� - - -_:� Engine Shampoo •. ,' , : and Car Wash _ lnterprovinc!al s - 733.1351 1 Auto Glass Iei3ased on Insurance Prices •AII work Guaranteed a Call for details on Car clean ups! Un� l3raering Ont. 837m78 19 S� A fi9birON EI,VM T'Iyl cl 171 of efi om Sears ALL LOUVERDRAPE ® CUSTOM BUNpS ANS SNApES AV E Sbc I 0/ddn 'Premiere' verticals. over 350 fashions in Plus soft -style pleated shades in an array free hang, LouverGroover and PVC of fashion colours and fabrics, 'Regal' and 'Golden Touch' 1. & 1/2' and popular 'Carousel' cellular shades. horizontols, and I" or 2" wood blinds. Sovings apply to mater.ols only Installation extra CALL NOW, TOLL-FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE .� 1=800-625-0025 USE WOUR SEARS CARD ANp DON'T PAY A"T1L AWIALRCH 0945 Deferred offer applies to custom window fashions, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. $25 deferral fee applies No down payment required. No prepayment of taxes This offer ends Nov 5, 1995. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included n this offer Ask for details SALE PRICES END WED., OCT. 18, 1995, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SEAMCopyrgh, 995 Sears Canada Inc F_i/x,c I more from .% urc believes healthy lifestyle choices and education about the risks faced by women can help reduce the chance of heart disease and stroke. The sympo- sium will be held Thursday, Nov. 2 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Holi- day Inn, Guild Hall, 1011 Bloor St., Oshawa Cost is $25. For more infcx- mation, or to reg- ister, call the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 571-1582. A Whole New You By'96... Take It Off And Keep it Off! • Nutritionally Balanced • One -on -One Counselling • Behaviour Modification • Guaranteed Success • Safe & F ffeetive for all Ayes —�CV[nIIlnlllJ_ - pEgS3NA_1ZE0 WE1G►.T MANAGEMEN— Pickering 4/'g to Train to meet oshaiii a 43011 employer demands in CARPERiIiY t� RENOVATIONS! Durham College programs offer ,you the skills and knowledge that today's employers want, backed by a guarantee that they can rely on - thX's the Durham Advantage! The trend in construction is shifting toward renovations of existing struc- tures using the workplace skills modern carpenters have. To meet growing employer demands, Durham College is now offering a course in Carpentry Techniques; Renovations. The Carpentry Unions and Non Union Associations are requesting these skills for current job opportunities. Students will become skilled in the areas of; metal stud partitions, dry - walling, acoustics, insulation, sealing and much more. If you have a grade 10 education, mature student status, or equivalent, and receiving unemployment insurance benefits - call us, we can help you start a new career. tFor nwe III&MMtion call 00 a head skuI on ywr Stud•rd Services. Durban eons► and Coll $*doyl C016P Whitby Camps boom at (905) 721-3300. • • Octeber 23. D U R H A M Educating You for the Real VMorW. Are you with us? We can be your gateway to the Internet. , Call 683-5110 for information: t-;�7 Z1e�,►tOwl Annual Oiling Process For annual protection against rust, try our revolutionary PENETR-OIL"', a DRIPLESS annual oiling process that penetrates seams and offers superior 95 protection. And right now PEMETR-01L is only ............................ 99 Lifetime Rust Protection if you're looking for longer-term protection to fight rust, nothing works better than Ziebart Super Rust Protection. With its abrasion 95 resistance and lifetime warranty', it's the ultimate in rust protection. 299 Savo$50, now only ...................... No Other Rust Protection Company Offers You More. • see dealer for details. OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 29 1995 A -1- f 195 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX Phase 619-3612 The look that lasts! THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, 0(,-")11FR4. 1995 -PAGE 11-A 401WARS Expect more from Sears Days on Thurs., Oct. 5 to Sun., Oct. 8, 1995 Save $ 11 -16�fir. Starting from 75,000 Krn. wear«.+ War.vnly Looe Sears We. Sim -er9 re . .ec1r P105/80R13 835 5-W fty. 401 P175.80R'3 80S M 49-99 P185 BOR13 r 03 99 52.99 A -1- f 195 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX Phase 619-3612 The look that lasts! THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, 0(,-")11FR4. 1995 -PAGE 11-A 401WARS Expect more from Sears Days on Thurs., Oct. 5 to Sun., Oct. 8, 1995 Save $ 11 -16�fir. Starting from 75,000 Krn. wear«.+ War.vnly Looe Sears We. Sim -er9 re . .ec1r P105/80R13 835 5-W 16.99 P175.80R'3 80S 0099 49-99 P185 BOR13 90S 03 99 52.99 D185 '5814 80S 60 99 55.99 P'95 75814 92S eo 99 59.99 P'20/751? 14 95S 7299 60.99 P205/75R15 97S 7599 63.99 P215 /758 ' 5 1005 ; :? 09 6&99 P225/75R'5 1025 83 �9 69.99 F'235 '75V 5 1055 89 W 73.99 175/70813 825 0' 94 50.99 185/70813 305 o5 99 54.99 PI85170R14 87S 68 99 56-99 105'70R 14 91S 71 JQ 59.99 '".'5/70R'4 93S 74 W 62.99 ao 69.99 waouaes no -charge Road Namrd wom" P155/8M13 Reg. 49.99 r -' Guardsman Plus all -season fire has computeryenerated tread design for enhanced traction on wet, dry and snow-covered surfaces.. 400ii ,.. �.!'..,. `!g .'1rK•f ihavrr` s. .,salt' PrKf1 T� from 7 99 9 `or 4 -cylinder Includes a comprehensive computer vehicle diagnosis, a complete written estimate for any additional parts and labour, plus installation of new spark plugs. Ava lc"e for most vehicles (vans $20 extral A. oaa,wnal parts aria abo✓ ext -a SE,AM EVjx�t ►nt,rt'hu►►t 81-V?N rtes Bron, sears 1 buy wear-Oul �d W aRany .14me claims' e�1 wrarranties �^� . =.,,e rice rot�ton RreS d on most Sys . _,ee Pu^cture CeP° erica 10 000 km ed across NOrt4' r t �prs • xti 3frar�iteS �� nti xa'�s ° Broke Pods 1/2 price Sears Front Disc or Rear Drum brake service includes complete inspection and installation of new brake pads or shoes, warranted for as long as you own your vehicle'. •When-ssalled by Sears Copyright 1995 Sears Canada Inc. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri, 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. Sun. 11:00 a.m -5:00 p.m. * "wv +o• Copyright 1995 Sears Canada Inc. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri, 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. Sun. 11:00 a.m -5:00 p.m. PAI:F 12 -.A -THF. NEWS ADVER'11SF.R, WED., (ML-FORF.R 4, IN95 International exchange g accepting applications lications ❑Aja)4 Pickering students encouraged to sign up DURHAM — Are you aged 17 to 20 and interested in living and work- ing in Asia, Africa, Latin America or Eastern Europe? Canada World Youth, a non-profit organization that has co-ordinated international youth exchange pro- grams since 1971, is now accepting applications for its 1996-97 pro- grams. During the exchange, youths gain leadership skills, practical work experience and a deeper understand- ing of otter communities and cultures by living with local families and par- ticipating in a wide range of educa- tional activities and volunteer work. The application deadline is Friday. Nov. 10. LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CLRT11:lLl> SI'LCIAL ISTS 13r. R Kassel '.NI? FIZC-SC 1)r. S Siclmra Nil") I RC SC SEAM Expect more from .Seam_ CORRECTION NOTICE IN OUR EXPECT ;MORE FROM SEARS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 1,995 MEDIA 1013 PAGE 8 - CRAFTSMAN SNOWBLOWER $139999 REGULAR 1499 99 -THE BONUS COVER ,NC�UDEC- IS NOTAS !LLUSTRA'EC WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE =A,;SEC OUR C.,S'Cti"EaS PAISLEY ACRES Polaris Sales & Service Snowmobiles, ATVs, PWCs 1, 11, F 2xtt d7: - (905) 852-3932 %e— POLARIS Up to $200 free accessories until Oct. 31/95 For an application form or more information, call Canada World Youth at 416-922-0776 or write to 386 Bloor St. W., 2nd Floor, Toron- to, Ont., M5S 1X4. Series explores female mind and bodyp __ C3 Barbara Black aeries of seminars being 6:30 p.m. at;tht Bickering hosted throughout the fall Village United :Church, 300 centrehosts eason. 'Chuch lR N.Ajax. ro ram in Ajax The Barbara Black Cen- "The ;`program runs .P g tre for Youtb Resources Wednesdays O ttil D*r_:20. `AJAX-PICKERING -- bolds its free Female Mind. Call '939-3161eir amore Exploring the female mind and Body program for girls itnformtioa oa the ,pro:. and body is the subject of a....13 to 16 years from 4:30 to ipM 9S' `1995 14mi LIFETIME WARNTY RAKE P DSRIS ON HOES. Intnldtxing v Urlco Brake 1hiles. ;�I;i�e'"Iliit�latt�'�l1li'. il.11�lt'II;1raI�C L.N .Jkt tIr rt11I:1cC rC:lr >hl k^ Intl hr:ikr,�,,�� n:��.:nc!udini `lhr t!�il�� • __�(lr(.t;Ul': (11 Il1:L�tt" '"llCr. iall�kn ally Iran tir:i�C� • llhLi111'., rl Itlln C'��r.l..� rr:;ll.'rC, 5 * .ret nhl:tc�' 00\ !htn+1 t',It� ��tthe�fullrn�xn:, prV111111111 oil 'l -ul �� �ilx�hitld �c:tyllcr • i.t It11l1lete hrtke. Exn+cr �t��rin;,. itlslx'ctilm: It .:tir filter. C(x)I:ttTt. hlr��. ��ipci�hitld DONE IN LESS THAN 29 MINUTES OR THE NEXT ONES FREE. ,:Iwk••. ul;xiu .a. .::.I t,i u1!Kk� sorss9995 (d M) nrn; GM APPROVED PARTS AND LABOUR COME WITH A 12 MONTH WARRANTY WITH INSTALLATION. Irlclildr • Mall yttalit" V'. .. Kk ;ilr.tnd riwl khan. halt,. hl rc� ,,' ' f'('1. i mitunl uirr :tnd c:y) • 1 1;11 hat' check • ...;ltftllti CntiIflC;Ulall�l� • uitc�t• ile�nuaaitkni�l' is FOR MUFFLER AS YOU OWN YOUR VEHICLE. • . rar : uar:tllter on "all caller p:trt, d I'IN )Lir • I.,,li nplete trplacen>rnt of tennolime pipe. lndla tail pipe xid ll11(l� • laN)ttr nKltj&d • ificall� de.•ivlkell tf`r G11 %ehicles • ntak�� a�.1ilahie • 1; Mile uxl Ac:1it ® Goodwrench Service/Wf,v SNICK EXPERT SERVICE • HONEST PRICES G""� ���'�{�' i,,luekr SIIhim ik- .. . THE NEWSADVER'nsER, WED, 0C-")BF.R4, 1995 -PAGE 13-A AJ a?► PICKERItiG NEWS ADVERTISER VACATION GETAWAY CONTEST Stay at one of six fabulous resorts! Sotlth Carolina, Ottawa, Nashville. Montreal, Orlando, Windsor Typical Vacation Geta% a\ Includes: * DEIA'XE ACCOMMODATIONS for 3 or -) day s for two * DISCOL*NT h(x)klets containing discounts at nearh\ retail adults and up to three children at some of North America's stores. re,,taurants and attractions. finest resorts which includes Hiltons. Hvatts and Marriotts. * COMPLIMENTARY _reen fees or two for one at your •* COMPLIMENTARY welcome bottle of champagne or fruit choice of golf course. basket. Lour choice. ADMISSION tickets to a family theme park or local W i._lk/li l r1AAI G.\ 1.1r1 IIIJI Illvl l-1111` lRlanl'A., .. I . IT'S SO EASY TO WIN!!! Simply visit one of the 12 participating businesses featured on the next 3 pages. fill out the ballot, drop it into the hallot box prop ided and you will be eligible to win accommodations at one of the resorts alread, mentioned. CARROLL HOME IMPROVEMENTS ARNTS LOAM SUPPI.1' FIT FOR LIFE HEAI:I'H CLUBS 906 Brock Road South. Pickering 2490 Brock Road North, Pickering 1550 Bayly Street. Pickering PBJ JEWELLERY INC. EXCEL SHADES INC. BLACK DOG PUB 105 Bayly Street West, Ajax 1550 Bayly Street, Unit A, Pickering 87 Island Road. Nest Hill BUFFET KIRIN TPA INVESTMENT PLANNING INC. INVESTMENT RECOVERI' SERVICES 250-252 Bayly Street West, Ajax 144 Old Kingston Road, Ajax 1560 Hwy. 7, Brou,,ham FACTORY MATTRESS DISCOUNT PAINT AJAX OPTICAL 1698 Bayly Street, Pickering 2 Harwood Ave. S./1794 Liverpool Rd., Ajax 56 Harwood Avenue South. Ajar -; - PAGE 14 -A -THF NEWS ADVERTISER. WED- OCTOBER 4. 1"5 Come in and fill out a ballot to enter the 1ACATION GETAWAY CONTFM Buffet \' Mon. - Fri. I*<$5 ". 20% SENIOR DISCOUNT •Children's Fortune Well Every kid receives a Free Prize!! -Planning a special event? Reserve your seat in advance and receive a Free Cake and a Free Photograph 250 - 252 Bayly Street West Ajax (behind Pica Hut) Reservations: (905) 686-8881 Fully licensed under L..LB.O. 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In the heart of West Rouge, experience the traditional, friendh• atmosphere only found in the world's finest pubs. Busy but intimate, the Black, Dog Pub has a cheerful ambience, well-rounded by superb pub fare, friendly service and some of the finest beers to the world. Whether you're an old time patron or a newcomer, we'll always make you feel welcome. It's always been a place to bring good friends and meet new ones. While you stopover enter our vacation getaway draw to win. See poster in -pub for complete contest details. (416' 286 4544 87 Island Road, South of -401, East of Fort Union rl ♦ EDUCATION Conference for early childhood educators Oct. 21 DURHAM — Early child- whose talk is entitled Through hood educators are invited to a Child's Eye. look at the world Through a There will also be a produc- Child's Eye. tion by the theatrical group That's the focus of the Kids on the Block. Ontario North Shore Associa- The conference offers work - tion Early Childhood Educa- shops aimed at early child - tors of Ontario's annual fall hood education teachers, conference. supervisors and child care pro - Keynote speaker is author fessionals. and educator Isabel Doxey, It will be held Saturday, There's a harvest of quilts in Ajax AJAX -- The Rouge Valley Quilt Guild holds a Harvest of Quilts Show and Sale Friday, Oct. 13 from 10 am. to 8 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 30 Church St. N. It's also held Oct. 14 from 10 am. to 5 p.m. featuring a silent auction, raffle, merchant's mall, tea room, and prices. Admission is S3. Call (416) 283-1751. 1355 Kingston Rd Pickering Town Centre 839=5990 Oct. 21 beginning at 8 a.m. at Durham College at 2000 Sim- coe St. N., Oshawa. Cost is $35 for members, $55 for non- members and $30 for full-time students. The registration deadline is Saturday, OCL 14. Call Marion Brady at 721- 6108 or 1-800-387-0642 for information. 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Drop in or call a day in advance for your Thanksgiving Cake. 250 Bayly St., Ajax 619-0662 WE'VE BOXED THE SAVINGS FOR YOU. - UP 50% TO OFF NO COUPON REQUIRED Choose from 3 delicious novelties Buster Bar Dilly Bar or DQ Sandwich. Valid only at: 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax MacKenzie Plaza 619-0662 PAGE 26 -.A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WF.D_ MTORER 4.1995 V RECYCLERIS REPORT Yourx"e-cycled Every month, Recy- cler's Report and the News Advertiser bring you The Treasure Chest. This space allows resi- dents to give away items they not longer want. And, people who want to pick up some- thing can advertise their needs. Last month, the Scientists in School program was delighted to receive a large aquarium for its work. This group junk can be another's treasure nature. tists in School program. cle, chest of drawers with aluminum siding, drywall, To book this program or Call 509-1984 or 839- mirror. 428-9946. plywood, shingles — for 16) Color TV, VCR, donate items listed below, 8195. wheelchair renovations. dining room furniture. call 839-8195. 7) Play pen, large dry- 686-9113 (Kerry). 837-2628. Rayder's Report To list items in The Treasure Chest, call 420-5625 dur- ing regular business hours. The following items are needed: 1) magni- fying glasses, microscopes, nature collec- tions, any sci- entific related toys, a small aquarium, ani - visits elemen- mal skulls and tan schools with hands-on pelts, rocks and minerals, materials that relate to bug specimens — Scien- LENANNA DENTAL GROUP Dr. Henry AIban, Dr. Stephen Minsky, Dr. Howard Kanner cmc are proud to announce the opening P of a new Dental Practice. 1885 Glenamu Rd., ' We Wekome %ew Patients & Emergencies Pickering, Ontario Pickering Medical Centre 831-7566 AUTOBOYZ Senrice Centre No ADLmindnent Necessary WINTER SPECIAL 4s X25 plus tat ICall For Details OIL CHANGE $95 ::18 J ON MOST VEMgCUES 1031 Brock Rd. (Just S. of the 301 i rw c.. pWw c. • Th.* * R p— Pickering. Ont. LI W Tr7 (905) 686-8330 TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate ; bankruptcies OSHAWA e 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COMAG: 72 King St. W. 372.4744 Saturday & ever" appointments atrdllWe James R. Yanch FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION 2) Television, coffee table, chairs, computer, toys. 427-0749. 3) Working computer. 686-8317. 4) Children's clothing to be sent to Chile. 839-8008 (Elizabeth.) S) Color TV, computer software (DOS, Word Per- fect, Lotus). 686-8317. wall pieces. 831-0758. 8) Used computer, two booster seats. 839-1221. 9) Clipboards, pens, pencils, markers, construc- tion paper, bristol board, binders — The Mews Youth Program. 427-0410. 10) Overhead projector — church. 683-3863. 11) Building supplies, 6) Girl's 18 -inch bicy- 2 -by -4s, 2 -by -6s, 2 -by -8s, 12) Used computer and programs (educational and games). 427-5298 (Suzy). 13) Sewing machine, electric typewriter. 686- 4158 (Darleen). 14) Small freezer, book- shelves. 427-9604. 1S) Used computer in good working condition, large fish tank. 839-9561. 17) Dressers and bunk beds, old school alumni books. 686-7840 (Jan). 18) Small washer with spin dryer from Pickering area only. 839-1407. Items to give away: 1) Portable dishwasher in w6rking condition. 428- 0983 (Judith). 2) Large, upright piano. 839-5509. 991 SL 98 At Saturn. we don't spend much time hraggin` ' .rnd iront passenger airhags. as %.•ell as the about our cars. \%'e use that time to make our -tandard dent and rust resistant pohymer panels car. lietter. Just like the ne%% '9ti Saturn that F1 S.) the onl% bragging you'll hear wont leature a quieter interior, more headroom. drier , ome from us, but perhaps Imm our customers. SATIR N . A 1)I11­1RF.1,1 kt\1) of C.tr\1P.a\l. \ DiiFFRt\1 hl\1) of C -\R. ° 11 sRP I•.• •h.. %••, r S1 .n.i Nt 1 r l.irrnrr• i—amen, r• en.i rave, n.rr lm-lud"l Rrr.+il.•. Irvw n. ,.•r r••.l%.-:.foal .rllin_ hrtrr Motorcity Saturn Saab Isuzu 1520 Dundas Street East, Whitby (905) 430-2350 Saturn Saab Isuzu DuNDA5 S: E of Pickering 980 Kingston Road, Pickering (905) 839-6159 ♦ NOME Don' until By CINDY UPSHALL Dt AM STAFF DURHAM — As the cold of winter starts to approach, many homeowners may be tempted to fire up their furnaces. But Stephen Kassinger, of the Oshawa -Durham Homebuilders Association, warns you against flicking the switch until you check your furnace for potentially lethal plastic venting systems. "This is a seri- ous safety issue because people will be starting up their furnaces now." he says. "The last thing we want is someone to get hurt." The venting is a pipe, four inches in diame- ter. connected to the top of the furnace that car- ries exhaust fumes from the heating unit out- side the house. The pipes are black or light �ffey, and the fit- tings black, light _.rey or amber and bearing the brand names Ultravent, Sel- vent or Plexvent. The Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations issued an order in Sep- tember stating thai all these venting systems must be replaced by Aug. 31, 1996 after it was found the pipes crack and joints loosen, causing carbon monox- ide to leak into living areas. For any home owner who dis- covers they have this type of vent- ing, Mr. Kassinger rec- ommends they contact their gas company for a free inspection and have all the joints taped to Prevent leakage. Fie also suggests I'llE NEWS ADVERTISER, W'ED.,(WT4 MER 4.1995 -PAGE 27-A h W 4. PACE 28 -A -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., (x-rORER 4, 1"5 Pride of Pickering" *_J44LORD BYRON 686-7000 SEAFOOD a STEAK Tike best 8XftW 90116094Wt gs br ttmorw of 1725 Kingston Rd., E. of Brock Entertainment Call 683-5110 with entertaining news Entertainers gear up for Pickering Yo .... Players' Christmas pantomime o''.............................. ❑ Pickering Players set to stage `A Sleeping Beauty' for local theatre -goers PICKERING — Pickering Play- ers are planning an exciting season of productions for adults and chil- dren, with auditions last week for their Christmas show. "There is a strong interest in Pickering and Ajax on the part of the public to attend and be involved in live theatre and it is the intention of the new executive to reinvigor. that interest and to provide quality productions to the community." says Randy Hurst, the newly elected president. "Pickering Players has a successful tradition of pro- ducing leading Canadian. American and British come- dies, pantomimes and dramatic works and that tradition shou continue. A community loses when such a tradition ends. "That's whV myself and the new executive have made a commitment to continue." The new executive of Pickering Players also includes Trish Gilder - son, first vice-president; Dr. Bruce Farrington, second vice-president; Linda Miller, third vice-president: Sharon Morari, secretary: and John Downs, treasurer. The first production of the year is the annual Christmas pantomime A Sleeping Beauty, written by world- famous pantomime playwright David Swan and directed by Hurst. a Pickering resident. A Sleeping Beauty is aimed at an designed to encourage maximum audience participation, while con- taining all the elements of a tradi- tional fairy tale with some novel additions to keep the excitement going to the end. There are 13 principal roles (seven female, five male. one either) as well as several small speaking parts. Some of the roles involve singing. In addition, there are part. available for children and adults to play maids and servants, lords and ladies of the court, holiday makers, gob- lin-. and assorted fairies. ickering Players also seek peo- ple interested in learning more about all aspects of live theatre including producing, directing. stage management, set design and construction, prop con- struction, lighting and sound. costume design and make-up. 'he troupe even needs ticket tak- 's. . or more information about audi- tions, tickets or participation in the productions, call Pickering Players at 420-2507. qw CRA M_ ,I1'inc6iP-ter _arm: Special Events THANKSGIVING BUFFET October 8th HALLOWEEN PARTY October 28th with live entertainment prizes and contests OCTOBERFEST NIGHT October 21 st WEDNESDAYS WINGS 250 1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) 937-23(( audience of children and adults. It is fast paced, featuring many verbal and Visual gags and is r105000 , , OFF , DINNER SUFFETI Buy 1 DiMr+Bullet 9 1ul price 1 FKM" I SA OFF me 2nd NOW Buffet. �I VAUD EVERYDAY 4 PA- - CLOSE NOT VALID WITH AM' OTHER OFFER 11 MyTo" SOUS �ORAVS) �1,�11 Le,o .oa,sss-r"rinalo�errna ------------- he Arctic DURHAM —Do you know a young budding writer.' _ The Writers' Circle of Durham Region is offering two programs for children this fall. The first, the Mase Program, is designed to spark creativity and self-expression through writing. Its theme is Fabricating Fables - of the Arctic Wild and the eight-week program is offered Saturday morn- ings beginning Oct. 21 at Holy Trini- ty Anglican Church in Ajax. The program gives children eight to 10 a chance to imag- ine themselves in an Arctic landscape. Writers and - amts will help students cre- ate and illustrate their own tables, while a script writer will encourage dramati- sation. There'll also be a musical guest. Cost is $40. To register, call 686-1183. Meanwhile, several openings remain in the Kid - writers Program, which is designed for children eight to l I who love to write. It's offered Mondays nights from Oct. 16 to Nov. 6 at the Ajax Public Librwy. Cost is $40. To register, call 686-2085. The Winchester 'Something is always happening at The Winchester Arms in Pickering. Located on Bayly St. by the Pickering Go Station, this British Style Pub is a place to relax and have fun. General Manager Lisa Miller says that she doesn't want The Winchester *Pub to be known as "just another bar'. "We want people to plan ahead and look forward -to the many special events and theme nights we have planned," she explains. "We want people to know that we always have sorfiething going on and this is the place to spend their evenings.' ..,.. Lisa Miller, General Manager, wants people to There is a murder mystery night know there's always something happening at planned for early fall when customers The Winchester Arms. can get involved with solving a crime along the package wiIII)e a dinner so you can enjoy a with the cast of characters who present the delicious Prime Rib meal and enjoy the show." mystery. ``"If you've never been to a murder mystery they're a lot of fun," says Lisa. "Included M Tim Kozak, the new kitchen manager, has a ;,_flair for unique dinner specials & will add. to cttstoraets' enjoyment. . ' '`� '=: I you wish to advertise in this feature please call Chris at 683-5110 Torn_ STEP INTWO 1/2 PRICE GET READY FOR FUN/FITNESS • LATIN/CARIBBEAN • CONTEMP. BALLROOM • JIVE • TER MERENGUE pect"owl • SALSAu OW 837-STEP(7837) tntertainm ounds of Ukraine heard in Durham DURHAM — e internation- ly acclaimed zantine Choir Utrecht, Hol- d presents the h pageantry of astern Rite uric at St. eorge's Lviv ivilion in shawa Oct. 16 7 p.m. Established in )51, the 50 - )ice male a ippella chorus :rigori Sergei Ill conduc- r) is renowned roughoutthe orld for its merful and moving perfor- mances of this mystical reper- toire. Sung in the original Old Church Slavonic and contempo- rary Ukrainian, the music dates back to the 10th century when the people of the ancient Kyivan realm (now Ukraine) con- verted to Chris- tianity. The lavish rit- uals and music of the Eastern Rite Church were greatly Pff Fxpea more from Sears COR,AECTION NOTICE it our Sears two day flyer. Saturday Ocbber 7. a -c Siunday October 8. Media 1012. Page 4 Fagrance Special Offer When you purchase a oerrume or Eau de Toilette at reg price from ^arel. Roman and Jewels, you may buy a body orxuct from the same lure for only $10 nore S-oukf read - when you purchase a perfume or -au de Toi ette at reg. price from Chanel. Roma a -d Jewels. you may buy a body product from try carie one for only $10 more. (Value up iD SK) rely Ata sinceregret any inconvenience this may -a,e .sed our custor^ers influenced by Byzantine tradi- tions. Considered one of Europe's artistic treasures and acclaimed for its excel- lence, the Byzantine Choir also has an impressive cata- log of Ukrainian classical and folk music as well as ballads. What makes the choir unique is the fact that done of its mem- bers are Ukrain- ian. They're all Dutch, but their Kauai rr� s�waa saresrr rwodurl= ✓ a a z eowu•ti�,ue `s=` APPLEFES7T love of the music and its message tran- scends language and cultural dif- ferences. Tickets for the concert are $10 and will be available at the door or by call- ing 725-2617. HOT DDGS CIDER 8 COFFEE l SUN. OCT. 8 FUN FOR LEARNING DISABILMES THE ASSOCIATION ENTIRE • Falx Painting FA MILY MON.,CT.9 DAILY ATTRACTIONS: GIRL GUIDES le" zoo • Play Tractor -Straw Jump Sells trig & Serving Special Creative Playground Treats -wagon Rides (weekends) 'Reedy Picked apples i other produce eveilebie rat our mar M. 'HOURS 930 - 5:30 Weekends i Hulideye 1:30 - 5:30 Weekdeye 'DICK YOUR OWN APPLES: Smell Trees - No Udders U -PICK CLOSES OCT. 22 MARKET CLOSES OCT. 31 2287 HWY. 2 _�---- (Just West of Bowmanviile) CROP REPORT - PHONE 623-7252 141F: NFWSADVF.RTISER, WED_4K IT0KFR 4, 1995 -PACE 29-A Oct. 4, 1995 Steel band players sought DURHAM — Oshawa's Club Anyone between the ages of seven Carib is looking for people with some and 25 can join the bend. Tuition for steel. In February 1995, Club Carib of the five-week session is $30 for Club Oshawa received a grant from the Carib members and $45 for non -mem - Ministry of Culture, Tourism and bens. The program begets Oct. 1. Call Recreation to form and teach a Steel- Lynette Humes at 433-1244 or Lydia band Orchestra in Durham. Francis at 436-5026 or 728.4293 k GRAND OPENING FOR DODGE C — 11110— ii— - -- The winds of :range at a lirr l; ' nst:tutcr- r, P,Ckering nave o+owr in trom'he Wes; . 7'e wild West. Masseys. which oegar as Bq M's r +965 '-vVnen Pckering was a !rontier town' owner Dor Argm said wrth a augn) is now Dodge Crty. wrir M gaa Grand Opening set for this Wednesday. 7hurscay and Friday. The Iransforrration at the restaurant s Complete .v Dulg` CR., K ro. a gi remg teatamer. .rw sc.nr of the old West. with tnousarCs of edlars r wester- articues. murals. Cbvrboy none posters and a oar shaped like a Colt 45. t was time 'or the cnange. says Don. wricse lather Angelo and a partner started 'ne restaurant 3C years ago. -We decides to reiackage ourselves once again !c take us into the ter century. We :nose the western theme because R's fun and :asua- and we can have a lot of fur wntn the :r —otion - (Is also easily adopted. familiar. and easry recognized. 'People lire w istem themes.' DW -o C ..i s -ow sc riC •...,a a -ems �P over ,orceet cr'^e ncr- s.ee Pgrrarns. only tits '.r -e wrr, a 'Genera Stere' trieme 'rie area around the oa• -ncveC ''or -'re :erne of tte restaurant to the soot^ wa ` s 'he-r..arnna.' and *ne east side 5 now -Cnrstal claace.- w4h a saloon throne But wni e a or nas onangec (the •erovatiors mg more than 5300 .00). Ire ;ualrty foot we excellent servx:e rerriairs So have a 001 of mainstays or, the rrenu. arcugh some ::1lrnary oeligrts nave been �r1or , ic, -�c BBC ;Lazes. ww-Mo■e^ —Last ceef, pultec pone and corn Dread. Dodge City •ematrec open !hrcugr ire renovators and this weekend Dor will -ewarc ^6 loyal c»tomers ;anC make new customers; wit, Grand Opening Celebrations that will nclude gneaways and '•ee ZnZes ioome suppliers wit! De on hand:. as well as species food and beverage promotioru- iPits we"enc. ieave your sixt,;;r at home arc bring your apberte'o Decge City, locate' or LiverpDpl Roar (halfway Detweer Ba" and tie lake in Pmtenng. IL j IL ZTIAII= 1:rz:11113 E=NZZ=Ay1 THILMV081MY 0 NNINIIIIII - IF �i ��. �q�w w e�e��VCrtr• Ti I�r v�r�♦ r AVVC. a r�� THE:: NE:. ' IIIIK! Vil at� E � �. w �••s•r «� t� raw w v Illilit 41111 .. .���w«►r r M7.�+�1 .M:.� Av♦ti* �ir 4"ilkX.C► �.5.: l":. ijj67 w� �E 4.►� A vti i� r ss~�viAi. �.,a^i►ili�^.►Tiril► * a 40 ,~144�46 rAST �E14i* 4WO4v Ai,T46" *V :#14&. Eh'S P�Ad"'t Ze * ATX"H" ==Z W;TY HATS a T•ZX* �33T5 A ��1 LUCKY = Awz :'fin AZ? H" & � S. "*SPECIAL P3IIMII4` B�I� IIMTZIIHK:�ZY'S EAT II3 X3� MEE EMZn011:EnE= ==Z CITY SHEMFP SA=ES T=n THE (2HI1ZnZN LINZ :2 Y1 Z. W:.l"M OUR FAMILY'S BUSINESS 774 Liverpool Rd. Sol Pickering839-5758 SINCE 1965 _ _ •_ �. PAGF..WA-THE NEWS ADVFRTISFIt. WF.D„ OCTOBER 4,19" - For the latest sports results, read the News Advertiser three times a week S PORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Football shocker as sem* or Spartans upset Trojans Dunbarton High School Spartans running back Theron Walker breaks a tackle during a LOSSA senior football contest against the Pickenng High School Trojans last Friday. Walkers pivotal third-quarter fumble recov- ery and touchdown run paved the way for a 21-8 win over the Trojans, the defending LOSSA champions. photo by A.J. Groen Novice Panthers score win, tie in pre -season tune-ups PICKERING — The Pickering and Ryan Sabourin were spectacular Panthers Nestle Ice Cream novice in net for the shutout. 'A' rep hockey team finished its In the game against Agincourt. exhibition season on a strong note Michael Krasnowski scored on a last weekend. set-up from Cameron Watters in the On Saturday. Pickering tied a second period for a lead which held tough Agincourt Canadians team up until the last two minutes of 1-1 and on Sunday defeated the game when the Canadians the West Hill Golden��`�G yO managed to even the score. Team Hawks 3-0. members are On Sunday. the Panthers �. Cameron Clayton, Ryan took a 1-0 lead into the V Clayton. Matthew third period on an unas- a -C Gifford, David Kerr, sisted goal by Jonathan / Jason Krasnowski, Moore. 9� Michael Krasnowski, In the third. Pickering I O Chris Lauder, Matthew took control of the game Lawrence, Jonathan Moore, with goals by Jason Justin Papizewski, Ryan Krasnowski, assisted by his brother Sabourin, Matthew Thompson, Michael, and Michael Krasnowski, Chris Thorpe, Scott Waters, set up by Justin Papizewski. Cameron Watters and Callum Goaltenders Matthew Thompson Woods. 0 Dunbarton High capitalizes on Pickering miscues - By AL RIVETT SPatTS PJEPMTBR AJAX-PICKERING — The Dunbarton Spartans senior football team is savoring the sweetest of victories after pulling off perhaps the biggest upset of the high school school season. The Spartans capitalized on numerous opposition turnovers while playing an almost flaw- less came themselves to beat the Pickering Iligh School Trojans 21-5 in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics regular -season action at Pickering High Friday after- noon. The victory improves the Spartans' league record to two wins and no losses, while the Trojan fall to 2-1. In the latest clash in a long- time rivalry in which the Trojans enjoyed a decided edge, the Spartan deserved the victory over the perennial regional powerhouse Trojans. The Dunbarton defence was in the face of Trojans' quarter- back Chris Johnson d mtghout the contest and completely shut down the vaunted Pickering running game. And, the Spartans offence, with pivot Jeff McConkey at the controls, moved the ball with authority against the usu- ally reliable Trojans' defence. No one was a bigger factor for the Spartans than running back Theron Walker who almost single-handedly kept the sticks moving downfield and made what turned out to he the cru- cial play of the contest. "I'm speechless right now." Spartans' head coach Peter Kaiser said following the game. "We came in here just wanting to be respectable. It's a big win for us, but the most important time to beat Pickering is the second time (in the LOSSA champi- onship)." The Trojans turned the ball over six times to the Spartans. But, no mistake was bigger than a miscue on a hand-off when Pickering threatened to tie the score at 7-7 late in the third quarter with the ball on Dunbarton's one -yard line. The loose ball was scooped up by Walker who galloped 109 yards for the touchdown. McConkey's convert made the score 14-0 Dunbarton. Trojans' bead coach Graham Hiron notes too many turnovers and the game -break- ing play by Walker were the undoing of his team. However, be fully expects his squad will get a chance to atone for this loss in the LOSSA finals. "When you turn the ball over six times you're going to lose football games." said Hiron. On the big play, our quarter- back just turned the wrong way (for the hand-off). It was a mental error. They deserved to win, but we'll have another shot at them. Don't count us out just yet." Other scorers for Dunbarton were McConkey. who ndxched a touchdown and added two more one -point converts. Rob Sproule had the other major for the Spartans. Nathaniel Covent scored the lone touchdown for the Trojan, with Scan Quinn haul- ing in a pass from Johnson on the two-pe>int convert attempt. Panthers lose two league games they could have won PICKI RING — The Pickering Panthers dem--n-Ld a better fate than the goose egg they laid in the wits column in Metro Junior 'A' Hod:ey League regu- lar—sem aLum this past weekend. The Panthers dropled a 7-5 decision to the West Division-kading. Buffalo-baed Niagara Scenic in an undisciplined effort at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night Then, the club played possi- bly its best game of the young season against the Wexford Raiders on Sunday but suffered a 3-2 overtime loss. In Sunday's contest, defenceman Richard Spooner gave the Panthers a 1-0 lead that they clung to through two periods. but JVexford climbed back into the driver's seat with two goals early in the third stanza- Jamie Jeans brought Pickering back to even terms with a powerplay marker at the 14 -minute mark. The 2-2 score held up through the remainder of regulation time, but Wexford scored in overtime for the win. - 4_!UF;1 1-- . - 1644 BAYLY ST. /S\ Just west of Brock Rd. N=01 (905) 837-0653 Please recycle this newspaper Panthers' head coach John Blackburn was impressed with his team's fine effort against Wexford. "It was disaMxnting (to lose) because we worked Kod and we showed the character that we've shown through the exhibition season. We were really happy with the effort 1 thought we deserved a better fate." says Blackburn. The PandxiN' effort against Niagara Friday night was one Blackhurn would just as soon forget. After leading 4-2 early in the: contest, the Panthers tool: several undisciplined penalties which enabled the Scenic w scop: five powerplay goals for the victory. Anthony Comacchia. Kyle Martin, leans, Jeff Bain and Chris Ryan saorex fox the Panthers against Niagara The Panthers are tical with the Wellington Dukes for fourth I,lace in the six -team }Fast Division starl- ings with a record of one win, two losses and one tie for three points. For Tees Can Reservations, PoRTHoPF 1-800-346-5361` &dmt 16.50 - weekdays 19-50 - Weekends & Holidays.ctnctuetng GST) • 18 Holes • Golf Tournaments • Driving Range arPENRYti' PARK • Teaching Professional OSIAX /4-9 • Licensed Club House 82 VICTORIA STREET SOUTH �, CLIP & SAVE - i� tr Big Brothers big winners in News Advertiser's annual Street Hockey Challenge AJ - — Twelve teams faced off on the ball hockey court for a good cause at the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser's annual Three -on -Three Street Hockey Challenge for Big Brothers Sunday mon ing. Tourney winners were the Tobin Trio, a squad which entered on the last day of registration. The Tobin Trio doubled the Blue Devils 8-4 in the final at the Ajax Community Centre lacrosse box. The Tobin Trio consists of Bob Tobin, 38, brother Wayne Tobin, 39, and son Scott Tobin, 6, all of Pickering. Meanwhile, the runners-up Blue Devils team was made up of Tim Burgess, 15, Jeff Hodgeson, 15, and Dave Wilding. 13, all of Ajax. The consolation title was won by the Lucas Lane Colts `Mild' (as in the cigar). who downed the Vipers 2-1 in the championship contest. The victory was sweet for the Colts. formerly the Lucas Lane Islanders. who've been playing in the tourney .ince it began three years ago. Described as "two old out -of -shape guys and a young kid to do all the running, - the Ajax neighborhood team consisted of Rick Gilmour, 30. Brian Croft. 28. and Brock Rivett_ 10. While the number of team entries was down from last year, the charity event went off without any major problems again this fall. "It's a great opportunity for all those who take pan in the tournament to aid Stefan Kretschmann left. of The Stormers team, watches as Joseph Pariselli of the Gates Cres. Gators heads for the net during a game In the News Advertiser's annual Three -on -Three Street Hockey Challenge Sunday. Twelve teams participatedin the tourney which raised about $300 for Big Brothers. photo by Andrew Iwanowski the Big Brothers organization,'. says News Advertiser Managing Editor Steve Houston. "Everyone wins. particularly those in the community who benefit from Big Brothers." The tourney raised approximately S300 for the Big Brothers Association of Ajax and Pickering. In its three years. the event has raised about S1.300 for the cause. The News Advertiser thanks refer- ees Paul McGriskin and Bob Herdman for lending their time and expertise, Brian Skinner and the Town of Ajax for the donation of the lacrosse box facility and loan of the nets for the occasion and to all the players who entered the tourney and made it a success attain this year. v Durham teams take two of four titles in high school soccer event DURHAM — Durham high school teams won two of four titles up for gratis at the annual Dunbanon Invitational Soccer Classic which entkxi Saturday. Thirty-two senior tears and 20 junior :quads participated in the three-day went at Kinsmen Park in Pickering arid Whitby's Iroquois Park. Teams came from as far away as S udhury. An&rson Collegiate from Whitby cap - Peewee Panthers win hockey thriller PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic peewee 'B' rep hockey team opened its section with a 4-3 victory over Innisfil Saturday. The Pickering Panthers took a 2-0 lead early in the fust period on goals by Jeremy Holmes and Jamie Simpson -Fry. In the opening minutes of the sec- ohd. Innisfil tallied twice to knot the cc*ore at 2-2. John Porter replied to put Pickering ahead 3-2. In the final period, Innisfil tied the score at 3-3, but with only 1:33 remaining, Stephen Phillips netted the game winner. Jamie Simpson -Fry, Brett Carpenter. Joel Markham, Stephen McEachen and Kevin Kearn contributed assists. Fine goaltending was supplied by Sean Sandler and Steven Araujo. tuned the senior title with a 2-0 victory over East York in the final. Arnkrscxt advank-W to the showdown atter edging Mother Theresa from Scartx)roui!h 2-1 in a game which required a slxxx xA to settle the issue. to the other semi -find contest. East York defea[ed IleneCarr 1-0 in anahcr shot-ouL In the senior corttiulation tilt, Brtheuf took the title with a 2-1 overtime win over SL Martins. Meanwhile, in the junior champi- onship game. East York Collegiate blanked (cardinal Carter from Richmoin f Hill 4-0. East York had edged Holy PORT HOPE Ali 18 Hole Course Cross from York Region 1-0 in one semi-final tilt, while Cardinal Carter nipped Durtharton of Pickering 1-0 in a shoot-out in the other weir -final contest. The Archbishop Denis O'Connor Chargers were the junior consolation champs after defeating Sacm-d fie -an of York Ret -ion 2-1 in the tint. The tourney was spoxi orccJ by l-11 s. Recycled Sports. Harveys. McDonald's -Pickering. Tim Ilortoxu•s- Whithv. 1 & T 'Metro Sport. Preto. Durham Collece, Family Real Estate and the new Toronto indoor �c�wcer tran- chisc:. 7 HF:NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. tK:TOBF.R 4, l"5 -PACE. 1-A P Durham Aquatic Club swimmers impressive DURHAM — It's been a successful summer for Durham Aquatic Club swimmers who have impressed at a number of meets. Matt Bell, 14, won the gold medal in the 200 -metre back- stroke in a time of two minutes, 17.11 seconds and the silver in the 100m back in 1.04:74 at the Busbey Invitational Swim Meet at Cleveland State University. Bell had earlier qualified as a member of the Ontario tour learn which took part in the U.S. meet Bell also placed sixth in the 20% individual medley in 222:56, sixth in the 100m butterfly in 1.05:62 and l0th in the IOOm breaststroke in 1.18:08. Team Ontario placed fust against 50 other clubs. At the Eastern Canadian Long Course Championship, DAC's Mike Lockett, 15, finished eighth in the 100m back in 1.05:31. Also participating were Ian Johnston, Richard Duhamey, Suzanne Pietschmann and Courtney Mitchell. At the Ontario Age Group Provincial Championships at the Etohcoke Olympium, Bell finished third m the 100m back in 1.04:19, third in the 200m back in 217:26 and sec- ond in the 100m fly in 1.06:19. David Hinan. 9. was seventh in the 50m free in 34.14, David Grose, 12, swam the 200rn back in 2.51:4 and Jordan Bell, 11, swam the loon fly in 1.19:06. I Suns shine as media ball champs DURHAM — The Toronto Suns are tops in the Durham Media Slo-Pitch league this seaion. The Suns defeated the Oshawa Generals in a two -game championship series played in Oshawa recently. Down by 12 nuts at one point m the pivotal scxo nd Lune. The Suns rallied in the sixth inning to tie the game. then s&1xctl two deciding rum in the top of the seventh. The two -game total swore was 26-24 for the Sum. Ther' ad,-anced the finals after defeating (shawa'1`h s Week. the regular-seacxt champ.. 1J,rt,--71?&13 N 71; 11 n t�XTITIM KARATE CLUB «e offer both children and Adult classes PLAN a special pn.gram for 4 and 5.% rar olds. /. -Streetwise safety for children. self- defense, phv-," fitness, development in the areas of self-confidence. 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North Ajax, Ontario ORMOND WOODS CO-OPERATNE HOMES lb seek'nc a FULL TIME CO-ORDINATOR to essis• its Board of Directors in the day to day op - ,win and administration of the Co -Op The successful applicant will have an understanding of the Wnamics of volunteer organization and teamwork and pOSseSS ?xceUent communication swils Interpersonal skill~ verbal and written skills Computer experience is required and familiarity w,lh the -'Vii-w Views- Software and a background n bookkei-irig would be an asset A high degree of sett motivation, iratative and the abdity to work rk]ependerttly M1d also t0 follow instructions is rewired Salary negotiable. Dried on experience ata qualficabons. of* those selected for an in- terview wo receive acknowledgertnent of their ap- plication Send resume inckkding salary expecta- tions and a handwritten covering letter by Oc1ob- er 13th. 191i`• ORMQND WOODS CO -0P 275 Ormond Drive, Unit #55. Oshawa. Ontario L1 K IS1 Attention: Personnel Committee LOOKING FOR A FULL TIME JOB??? Administrative Assistant A leading computer / office skills training school seeks motivated indi- viduals with background in office ad- ministration and customer service. Good telephone techniques, good knowledge of latest business soft- ware application packages and excel- lent Communication skills. Competi- tive remuneration - Positions available in Willowdale and Scarborough - Fax Resume to (416) 490-0618 between 9:30 - 4:30 pm. ADAMS SERVICES requires CUSS Az DRIVERS WANTED- LICENDSED CLASS A DIESEL MECHANIC - FR 2 yrs. exp.: I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, Fuli/Part time. Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIR SHOP Expenenced In replacing watch battens and straps. Sell and customer service Oshawa Shopping Centre. 1-800-457-7928 or tax 1415', 253-522-1 U.lY CLEANER 7utiat ,n 'Nhitby r•wfres coulter .tall for rmmwala trawling Full and pan ternie positions Sana keyboard* xp•rr- •nce helpful Can ,416) 923-25M ext 334 or tax 416, 923 9.35 JOCUS Educational toys Meds ndlv+0uals in your area JOCUS cartias 300 . educafiony toys games. Pyzzles, crabs 65% are under $75 Join us and x+ppiamynl your family in- corry 1-800.361.4587 D 1 R E C KETTLE REEK CLOTH - [NG CO has kA and pert rine Positions avadabla for ttw naw Pickering Towr, Call. ioic won Rata4 exp Preferred Please sand re- sume to FAP •7232 rJsru> wa Whitby This Week P D Boa 481, Oshawa. LIH 7'. YCRO-COMPUTER support technician •o do preventative mwhilonance and serca in Derham Re- gion Call 613))32-4063 for Weorvyw Help Help MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Milan . Call for FREE consultation 430.5715 EAR\ FXTRA fif Men and women with car% trucks or van% are required to deliver telephone hook%. In the O%ha- Aa. Whiihy. Aiax.Picker,ng. Port Hope, Bow - mamlllc.and ('o- hourg areas. Must tv plus Is yrs. able to wort, daylight hour%. and have car Insurance Paid by contract . with car allowance - no dr - duction% Higher rate% pard for rural & cottarc area%. "ail i%0 Jth %Ion .Sat 9-4 Please do rkrN call EARN .o to 5550 a •ie.r• WE need people •o ma -e lewe" rock'ac• axe Ws.eamhPJ Jot avadabk• cost to coast fro, your home No experience na•dnd Sera a self ad- dressed stan+ped envelope to Kvvvnchns Corp 391 Matheson Blvd E lend e5 REF 60o. M,ssrssahya. On- tano Low 2V3 Says we need to expand to service the fall line up of clientele. If you are HARD WORKING, business minded, enjoy working in a fun atmosphere and looking for advancement. Call Denise for an interview 728-8181 NEW HOME receptionist, experience an asset but not necessary Part time wee- kends. Sat b Sun Call 686-4016 NEW product needs dem- onslrafors for home shows Exp not necessary. outgo - ,ng personality. must be able to travel Age not rim portant Contact Linda for rm+ediate nterview at 905- 434-, •99 PART TIME ESTIMA- TOR warted for ..r•.truc !,on company Take -r ano c'ntrng preparation of Notes 'equired Please send resumes aro ore, pus Protect win, Fee 1 W2 0%rdwa This We" 10 Box 481 09mawa On- t,_ .1— wort r^m home +rnpletety simple .;uveys over tete ^' ne S14 per hir on a talk titre Please 412'7-tss� RAISING •+orgy -, NHL Olds 7rfh•rs Hocl v lorry Tedefnarket—s requ,rod Hourly pay P., :Axl 723-6464 T O R 'Y r,01111•.K 4, General Help General I Help I office Help RECRUITING for Fall & Winter Productions All TWO WINTER IF you are single or a sin - ages and types interested DOOR -KNOCKERS gle parent or separated or divorced with three years .n being ,nvoWed ,n feature NEEDED work experience, you may films TV series and corn- `•.I � W/hour Part rinic. qualify for financial assis- merciais as extras and S O C's Call 432-9189 Stan rinowt)I:III'lY (.111 tante of ,f you are over 45 and have recently been (9051424-4Att0 laid off, you may quality for SEE PAGE 7, (Pickering edition only) for Town of Pickering Job Vacancies TAXI DRIVERS Warned FULL b PART TIME 831-2160 TELE - RECRUITERS NEEDED To recruit +o un- teers for Ontario March of Dimes. 96 Door to Door campargrl Sun-Thurs 5- 9 58 nr Previous expen- •nce ar asset 416 282- 911 "`^` F -'x--22.1 CANADIAN JOB Ex - CHANGE rot the once of a phone cam. place your awn goo posm9s or .•sum• w an el•'"onrc bulletin. aocess,ble across Canada r one hone+ For more n- r-Jt.or and tree --Oft are Macwhriows ;on .,ct Juhn E.I,,n 'POS 43o- TRENTWAY *AGAR s .. )w accapting applications r School Ci.s Jr•vfs for • Bowhannowcoumce u ea Exper.ence `Mkrding Cass B 'uric• only It ,n- restea please :ail Greq or !,,r, S' ' rp TRUCK DRrVER Ex PERIENCED - .,ws• For Per! time work ::ax ntlus. 1rw 'Dors. '25-58 t 3 ext. 224. training assistance. DIP/ CERT, Lotus. Wordperfect. WANTED - men, women D -Base. Word, Accpac, Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. and children for TV comm Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor - magazines, flyers. movies el, Computer Programming Call 416-926-1410 and Systems Analyst. Co- Office bol, Pascal and C Pkolo- shop, Ouark Express and Illustrator, Durham Busx- Help ness�10omputer Co". EXPERIENCED FLEXI- BLE CSRwith windows required for last paced changing packaging busi- ness Send resume to File 87224 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481. Oshawa. On- tano LIH 715 PAYROLL Clerk part tine fWhrtes F16401 area) Applicants must have 1 -2 yrs exp in ax functions of computerized payroll. 2 3 Jays per week Apply to Mrs Erwin at 420-7335. RECEPTIONIST - If you are a bnght. high energy individual and enjoy work- ing ,n a fast pace. pleasant environment We would I,Ae to hear from you Smd- ty's Fine Fumture are opening an exciting, new showroom ,n Pickenng and are looking for an energe- tic. friendly receptionist. with Typing and good math Skills Pleasant telephone manners and comkxtica- ton sk;llsarea must To ar -ange a confidential nter- +iew send your resume to jrrxtfys Fine Furniture 170 - Street. Hanover. on- ano 4N8 'S2 aft Bob `,'ay -'r d you Prete. `ax it tax 5.3)364-5304 ISales Help/ I Sates Help/ Agent Agent SET-UP PERSON REQUIRED For small mfg. co. In Pickering Full Time • JV1il be required to set-up hot stamping machines and assist with other machinery set -"IDS • ndivfdual will be trained for mould set-up and 3ther manufacturing processes. • ."heed good mechanical aptitude. ability to work Independently. prior experience with plastic infection mouidrng and hot stamping an asset Send resume in confidence to Decor Trademarks Ltd.. 1958 Notion Rd. Pickering Ontario, LIV 2G3 Salary to commensurate with experience. It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local ��l s•: - people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! r -0- MAI 1__ 5 4 i • .: • ' ' Imoro vernents GCB CONSTRUCTION ' Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction Fast and near profession- al werk guaranteed Craig, 686-1913 --------------------------- riSTER CHEAP' Home mProvements. rec rooms.in aw aGartmenls.additions. e^Ceti decks. etc. Lr _ensea for over 20 years, all work guaranteed. for Free estimate call Emie 405-4,-,4 P BUDGET ROAM IMPROVE14ENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall 15 yrs Experience Free estimates, call Mane (905) 619-4663. cel. (416) 56("W ,wmmenance Build - repairs and renovations cCtrical. plumbing. ce- 'i'nic tiles, carpentryFrom 'ail repairs to major ren- . duns Fully guaranteed, estimates. 1905)668- ARPENTRY, rough tin training, additions • Cly basement, rm work, ',seboarddoors wind- '�' '001 841 repairs tree esb m ' I l Improveents • DRYWALL. taping. stucco, plaster repairs. T -bar cail- ings. and basement reno- vations. Pofessronal re - suns at conperitrve prices For a free estimate call an expert Bill 432 8409 DUCTWORK installed. moved, relocated Excellent -ates. Free estulates Elec trostatic air cleaners. hu- rmatfiers Big. Small lobs Cal Paul 428-0295 EUROPEAN :,le special- ksL will renovate your bam- room, or kitchen walls. as well as floor blas Good ret erences and satisfaction guaranteed. For tree esti- mates call D Dykstra 725- 4913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom Homes, additions. renovd- bons, rec rooms and base- ment apartments Res- idential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free alnsuRa- ,on Call Jeff 905-428-5706. SIGON Construction Ltd serving Dumam Region for 19 yrs. Additions. Surldecks. patio doors. windows, rec rooms. flagstone, tree estl- mates 905 576-5760 TOMMY'S HOME IM- PROVEMENTS- carpentry. drywall, basement apts rec room, painting and deco- rating, ceramic tiles Cam Tommy at ( 905 )420 8105 • M11 I Improvements VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Additions, Balls, lutcn- ens . Basements. Ceramic Tiles. Hardwood floors, Rods. Trim. Doors. Decks Visa ACcep Call .;,Stir c;,r EstxhateS (905) 683- 5818 rl Handyman DAVE S CLEAN-UP front A back yaro. base- ment A garage, and haul - ng, also evestrough dean - N. 686-7699 HANDYMAN with pick up truck will do odd jobs. clean up garage. yard, small moving jobs, grass cut- ting fence repairs call Vic 428-8907 • I • Plumbing • LICENSED PLUMBER available All your plumb- ing needs Guaranteed lowest prices' No lob too smaull (905) 4322913 Painting & • Decorating DRYWALL and part -g boarding. 'aping. rem' -9. 'erov afid'ns and repairs Small .obs 15 years ex penance Free ashtes Serving Dumar- and aumar of •ow area Ken 434 45.30 HELP ME RHONDA'S painting, wail Paper drapes blinds. A accesso- "In AtfordaDle rates Call for a tree estimate or toile visa Our Store of 55 Baaw,n ,n �t Brook,655-4483 %10-525 412-6 -r MR. BKl SH Painting 4: Hama ikV Renosationt, :^Vessnrw ?rooeny ttarae wee 24 Hr Emergency Repairs Cluai,ty work at fPd50cdDie •ales (94); 1 571-6453 yTMS PAINTING III DECOR interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, clean reliable Service Jl 420-0081 e Moving & • Storage AJAX 1,1c - N Systafms ILII services. 'novas. appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or houdY We now rave neared storage units Now offering tree Coxes wnn move Park and ,oad special. starting at $99 ora up Can Por mfomnation, 725-0005 or 127 ,'00t MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS Me r. _,Dve anN.heg. anywre a ar"t w -rheroal or •esarra �alxagN varNe ani? coxes 3. a wwe Sena A Tp *,m 571-0755 Experienced Cross Movers 9a';ain rates. homes. 'flICes, apt.. etc Dian moving. P _i, ng 3hadaD,e 423-0239.11111)111 HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS Move big or smallwe price Mem a1P Free estimates. senar5 cbscount short notice moves Pancs mored, also appliances Comparable rates Call 432 2850 MEN with ,arge truck will CIO household moves res, denial. commercial All types of moves Call Can or ,Dane 427.2856. • Moving & • Storage MICHALSKI MOVING houses. apart Is .xkc•s. acol,arnces aria pe iano sol c:airsts Semon and -,,d- month *$counts Lioensea insured Free a .,mates Excellent service Call 4-*- • Flooring, • l Carpeting CARPET^.st&Urldi4s 25 years experience. re- oretching, our spec,ai•:y Free estimates D S % Duncan 98'-"99 or 96, ._ • House • Cleaning HOUSECLEANING SER - .CES Protessk7nai anti end ent Call Dann 905-4.36 _'54 PROFESSIONAL 'house eaning. relkaDie. quality ^ark Guaranteed satistac- •,vn References. no obi,ga- ,. n estimates Call Brenda S3Q-riz.ro RELIABLE HOUSE CLEANER Willing to Jo Vaula Dusting. K tcr:ens. Barn• rooms *floors etc Reasonable rates vyeekly Bi -weekly Monthly occastonaly CALL 905-619-6957 House . House • . Driving • Cleaning • Cleaning • • Schools GA/LL1ND �t__, MAID SERVICES SUMMER SPECIAL FREE Cleaning Witt, book'rgs of weekly 8 bl-vi iy services. Inquire 'or details. Caring for your home wltn personalized and p-" "assional Service for over a decade (Fully 683-7515 YOU DESERVE IT Whit a team!" Husband and wife win xeep Jour dome Scanting while •rou enjoy few found leisure rime Vacuuming, dusiing, nom. :aI'': ter-•, i int re Excellent rates Treat Yourself call Ingrid 420-7042 : I Gardening & Lafxtlioaplflg MISTER POST HOLE. au - lured Post holessetting of posts in concrete 905) 665-0600 • l Gardening & • Landscaping ATLANTIC !PEE SERV- ICE Serving Ajax A Pcker- rg area Tree trimming, •Lee removals. root feeding. :..tong, pruning, 10% ott with mrs adtufty insured. Free estimate tail Gerry SSB DRIVING SCHOOL -t lessons and test $105 • _essons S15C •''J Course 5259 -ree pick ,p aria drop (416)287-3060 . • Business • Services BOOKKEEPER or small business, at home or at Your premises. 20 yrs exc Computer literate .,4 • o 28'-86?' DURHAM MARINE, :,)at owners Dooie now .om- Plete wmtennng services. for all makes Doats Party • • Health :SamServices • Beauty MAGICIAN. - own fnends -Biddy to enteRain for any age. any occasion Birth days. promotions. Open- ngs. fund raisers Magic chows are fun' Lettuce help 839-7057 Of 728- a 314 RABBITwants work Jong magic for children's parties and ail occass,ons Have my own magician Call Er rise 668-4932 FREE SKIN CARE availble for anyone that wants to have tiealtmef. younger l000king skin Satisfaction !s :rJy guaranteed For an appt eau Dasy at 905-427 01249 kkt tl PA(:F..WA=I'IIEi FV1'SADL'FWITSF.fa..A'R .,0C'tAI11F,It4..1945 Saks Help/ Skilled Skilled im Agent Help Help ATTENTION KEY LEAD- ERS Wantea imrrledlately for The next Fortune 500 Co Already a grant In the making, 60 year old public company. with a new hair rejuvenation system that does work. Up to 90°o success rate. all natural 100`r money back guaran- teed Serious ,ngwnes only 432-0369 LOOKING for hardworking business entrepreneur type people Who want to make 8 serious incomeOn a part or tuu time basis Serious inquiries only. 432-0309 MARKETING PERSON - pharmaceuticals. nutrition. healtr. care 1-800-4'8- 4514 24 hour recorded message Skilled Im Help ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS PERSON te- yuired for progressive Alu- minum Fabricator Expen- ence preferred Must be able to read and do take offs tram Architectural drawings Detmer Resumes to Kanalco Limited 1080 Brock Road S1 +'t +12 P�cker,nc Oman_ L1w 3H3 PLANT Manager Medium sued steel door and frame manufacturer located n Ala- requires ,nrnedlately a plant manager to work in a unionized environment Apphcams must possess the tollow,ng extensive manufacturing experience, progressive mdividua,. 5, •Zr,g c•gan,zationa, ykdls x^_wieoge of fnetai tabn twbon and welding a oet, Mite asset Salary conMrien- surate with elpenence and skis, level Please submit resume to S W F I@ I g Limed. 20 Bar• Road Ala- Oniar!o L 1 S 3X9 Anennon +lire . Duhss REQUIRED—lechatery Licensee oodq po son for flat rale shop Cab Jensen Hcsprtal 1 Mcdltal Dental DENTAL ASSISTANT and •ecepbon,st repu,red to, Endodontic , If , Appy to D, M Dhuor 675 King •IIIDaycare Wanted lin wupe pr0mosion i tile•-tv ani g disere pour babe an 6 Tiom tlptt- runout Aral o;. otoierts fundi a vondil d.. do 2 30 p r, a 7 3C p m deDiJant e 6 Noeerttbre Rdorenois obklgafoees !9051 615-36'S BABYSITTER aEOUIREC .,r+e r,i: ••y house lryn •. 3- a ^ h a'^ Wh,tes Par -^g 4 2 Z - BABYSITTER -ate •ec 'o eve-, gs 6 Sa::.-.ay, -t ace s:uden: Ta:,.'e F"ease :ail 83� 86:_ • 2856816 CALLING -at„re ra^ es live out are tot 3 emir} ren. 9 yrs "c firs 9 months. Hwy 2 Cn,.rcr Ala. Cali Ma 4n9 -'38E afte• bpm Nanny Housekeeper re qu,rec :or Pl:kenn9 area Drx,e Hwy 2 Car is a must Cali 420-4390 or Daycare • Available amDaycare Daycare Available • Available IN PICKERIN6 HRRW000 MONTESSORI SCHOOL 928 LIUERPOOL RD (OPPOSITE GO STRTION) OPEN 7 R.M. - 6 P.M. RGES 3 - 7 YERRS CRLL 428-6256 EARN A GOOD INCOME FROM YOUR OWN HOME lea Match I mate Hurtle• Da% Care I. IoolkinX for mature, reliaW indi%idual. inter"ed in pro\ idling qualit% da\ carr in their ov.n hoary. ,orf.+: F as W—.c awe .w,ps-q ra.wkrwl far-karaiftw. ...reit laws. • Nn— r. rlrWjrwent rill reset ria dW I— t . Ii,lerF-1 `t .eek, art , oriel ea...if For more information ca4!- 68.6-4816 ���wr..e � ti►cew 7jllzzl ^„ INFANTS -12 YEARS OLC i f_ I 1, caring. sale. ':m hor^,e 1/ irwronme I yVV/!' Sxer ed Oy 6A C 5 S Re�ort�e ales Faecetpts 'exlole ,dun Ca:! DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509-1207 I!,�e .OVING ENVIRON MEN' ur yocn„deer1 Firewood oaanct c mealsp . sace; n000, 6 Jutdoor ac:­­ r rok-ny da,iy wee. y -ales FIREWOOD ExcelWnt Re!e•er„es •eceOM 831- :;.ai.!ti ^a'Gar- _'Sb anteec ext•a .un$ time holy RESPONSIBLE c:«ver seasorrd cut and ,o,1 w. ,^ %; ;are *or `w ares Hp:Bs' ^+e.i.u•ement F -ee ,r, her •ovng home Safe Oe''ve'l K. zy Hea: F. -e anz positive environ menl w00, 905 753-2:4% Fleltibie hours reasonable ra'a•• .G..s.... Ta...,..... WESTNEY/ HWY 2 Rei,able amordable cn,locare in my home Any age Infants we; F..I{ Y pan time \v Smo..' y environ - 'nen! Reterances avail- - r. rr ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4X8'x12- $6000 4 XB X c- S65 0C ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905134.8665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area Articles 1 for Sale 401/WHITES 1 Employment 1 par or KYB Gas struts RD Wanted Relapse daycare. CPR orad $160. will sal nor 580 ira.ned, nor xltntious CATERED lunches. separate sleeping facts ids of part area. �r,01,10001'5 Must YLSr won t De diSa�G�r,' Ca/ Mary &39.6612. DAYCARE available,n rs my hoe. 10 yrs exp AU ages welcome Close !c 3 schools Lots of activities B9'-963;. DAYCARE avadable in my home, any age we' - coni L -mng & safe non- Snlok.rg environment Waren meals snacks pro vided Karen 427-8897 DAYCARE ,n my home. Brock St,Taunton area Ages 2 1r2 and top Fenced yard laliatry of toys Mem bar or YM CA play centre 668-0178 JUST MOVED to the area, excellent references & exp ,r c.,stomer service. Genal & supeN:Sory skills Wilt ng :o work in any of these areas call Brenda ' Firewood AMAZING DEAL! sea- soned hardwood at iow prices Apple ash maple hickory Serving Pickering. Ajax Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 FIREWOOD quality sea- soned 16' hardwood, cut split and delivered, starting at S/85bush cord Lrmted quantity Call 705-944- 8801.70m -1i pm fits 198 83 Datsun 200SX Car' Abe at 683-5117 or 427 1637 eve 386 NOTEBOOKS from 5650, used colour monitors from S150 Complete IBM systems from S249. new EX2,66 from 5899multi- media 2!66's from $1.059 Arriving soon. 386 s 4m RAM. DOS. mouse, coiour monitors 5585, upgrade - able New 560m Ha o Drives. 5239. 486SX40 motherboards S99 Deafer enquiries, welcome (905) 69.'.3060 0, `-71.4629 A REPOSSESSED sat elute system, only S35 monthly Including pro gramm,ng Free installation and warranty 905-655- 3661 HOLIDAY ESTATE AUCTION -GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE, OCT. 9TH, THANKSGIVING MONDAY 10:00 A M. The Estate of the late Edna Smith, Guild Parkway. Scarborough. Ont. 9 pc Malcolm Hill (Kitchener) Ornate Depression Walnut Dining Suite: Malcolm HIII Walnut Tea Wagon. Mahogany Comer China Cabinet, Walnut Drop Front Secretary: Walnut Case Grardfather Clock. Hammond -The Aurora Classic- electric organ & bench ($10.000) Avon Pastel Chesterfield and matching Loveseat. 3 section Wall Unit: Occasional Chairs. Sofa Table. Nesting Tables: Occasion& Tables. 3 pc. Glass Brass Cottee Suite. 4 PC Teal Wicker Suite. 4 pc. Pane Lounge Suite: Single C•attmat,c Bed. Single Cont Bed. Double Walnut Wardrobe. Matching 9 drawer Chest and Double Wardrobe. Matching White Sheridan Chest and Vanity Dresser: Tom Stone Oil parr” Winter River Scene) R Kan cd Damming Fishing Boats in Harbour, H Sazzy Watercolor -Floral. Oic Needle Pont Pictures FrenchCarnadlar. Mrsc Pictures. Prints. Frames. -V*ntal Scatter Rugs. rttartdeker, Royal Doultors Top of the Hill. AuhAw Breezes. Marie Rose, Bedtime. Crystal. stemware China. Ayrlsley ra Dimerware r 8 HattuW . O:an''y Silverware and Stle , 5 pc Brass Glass Duette 2 Panasonic Microwaves. Apt Chest Freezer Small appliances. Ktztlerlerare. Portable Solor T i s. Stereo. SOW K•xtttng 'Aacrines Genial. Singer i luxnq 1Aachire tlAitik'Fur ;awls. L iggage. Bedding. -suers Old Cameras and amera EQuoment. Mwktan Duces. Ole ;as: Toy )Black acv Leafing Mule and Cart rim Black Mr -Bad Ilicctdw- 10' long. 6 high. 4 wide, and a variety of THIS IS A VERY UNIQUE AUCTION STARTMIG AT 10 00 A- III PLAN TO ATTER TERMS CASH APPROVED CHEQUE VISA. INTERAC AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLFTOK go51 'W22" Aitrtioa `+:dc /r.geny 1 Jr i Id"Ib \Ia1rr p.,peri. orae - eks.,af W al %.t 0,rt to .%o fir. Brucc !\ellen HOLIDAY AUCTION SALE Antiques coUectables & Household Effects Sunday. October 8th. 11 a m (Viewing 10 00) Agriculture Budding. Orono Fair- grounds Take 115135 Hwy %: Main St Oro- no & follow signs This Sundays Auction features a quality se- lection of articles from the past to the pres- ent Furniture, couect- ables, glass & china Including 5 pcs of Moorcroft, plus many rare, unique & useful articles with someth- ing for one & all Call for all your auction needs MacGregor & West Auctions. Mike MacGregor 905987-5402. Junior West 905- 983-5556. An outstanding THANKSGIVING DAY AUCTION SALE, MON. OCT. 9TH, 10 A.M. Goodwood Community Cen- tre, (15 km. east of Hwy. 404 via Bloo- mington sd. rd.) Pine f.,b cupboard c- 1880, oak Chatham cupboard, 1A cut oak table, 2 door ice box, gramophone, maple dresser w/mirror, oak wall telephone, birds eye maple front bon- net chest w/moust- ache handles, ash sideboard wimlrror, walnut buffet, wash- stand. Boston rocker. 4 p/b chairs, p/b highchair, spool bed, spinning wheel, or- nate settee set. gin- gerbread Clock, man- tle clock. 1927 wash- ing machine, deco torchler lamp. bridge lamp, tiffany style lamp, old postcards of Toronto. hockey cards Ind. rookies. early Canadian crockery. Rhinestone lewellerv. st. sdv vani- ty set and flatware. pocket watches (some key wind), art deco scones, fancy wall grates, dinky toys. sev mint in ong. boxes old wind-ups and friction toys. many articles of good glass and ctuna rid. old wedgewood bts- cult barrel. dep glass In various colours and Pat . Pepsi sign piay- ers cg clock, (Ad prints. McLaughlin cutter. ant. wheel bar- row, early hard toots. NOTE this Is a quality holiday sale of turri- lure, antiques. and collectabies, many pieces refrushed. plan to attend TERMS Cash or good cheque only Preview R 30 a m Luno ,.air able CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905- 640-64111 AteAiee talr St. Mar.. l4ral H.. 7A r —i t., :< lf... . kw. %..nit I., Hire law .•1 um;r.T.r mil ,. u.m l.ieJ.�y IN. Tia. (M to - 6r- •ks,nF .Lur,r :.w..: ,n nitrvrr krlkIt :1% GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE, NE WTONVILLE, OCT. 6TH, FRIDAY 6 P.M. Selling the contents from a Brownsville home and Bowman- vlfle estate Color t.v.'s. 2 recliners, 4 pce. white wicker set, 4 pc. pine lawn set, trunks. Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, tea wagon, mirrors, com- puter table, coffee ta- bles, lamps, luggage. pickture, frames, glassware, dishes, fridge. books. 5 lawn mowers, 2 tillers.2 chain saws, 2 legal file cabinets, wheel :hes. gas rs. garden ar tools. ex bikes. tools. etc This it all. 1 1, cheque. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton (905) 766-2244 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday Oct 6 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 9 pc walnut dating room suite. 2 sets of Flat Top Farm Scales. wicker ;hairs modern dressers & :hests of drawers. Antique platform rocker. pie chest of drawers, wool winder, parlour tables. Crocks cheslertleid & maic" chair. Waklut What Not stand, odd wooden kitchen chars. /c.o�ffee Co & end tables. -oil Lamps. wooden locking char. round staple durin4 tabte press back ­ _)cker. accordran, antique dolls, bell from Steam Locomotive, Radway Lantern,, Cedar chest. mdk cans. wardrobe. Bridge Lamp. Gingerbread Clock, brass bell Crocks. odd press crack chars. large Teakwood Conlerence table & 8 chairs oak o"x;e desks, beaver 10 in table saw, wheel barrow 1962 4 x 4 ' 2 roil Toyota - Pius a CAV china. gta» household & ccdc,;LDle itPTS Contact Don or Greg Corneil Auctioneers R.R. a1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 LIQUIDATION AUCTION SALE FOR GAY CONSTRUCTION Saturday, Oct. 14 (at two sites) Office Furniture: 97 Athol SL E., Oshawa 10:30 a.m.: Brunning Blue Print Machine, 10.1o0t boardroom table & 8 chairs, quantity of 2, 3 & 4 -drawer metal filing cabinets, Ideal Paper Shredder, Canon NP 270F Photo Copier Drafting Bard, Quantity of metal & wooden desks stack n, office chairs, electric typewriters, calculators Motorola Cell Phones. Carton Fax730 Fax Machine, I8M PC20 Computer with printers & basic four printer, bar fridge, computer Gaper miscellaneous office -Related Items 11am: A Motorola UHF Repeater Radio System, with seven hand-held units, five desk units one Mobile unit and aenal Move to second site TOOLS 6 EQUIPMENT: HWY. 2, Courfice ,Q:tarter-mile west of Roy Nichols Motors) 12 Noon: Three sets of Acetylene Torches (one propanel, quantity of air tools, three Spader & Rotor drills, sur saws. air compressor, one -Ion electric hoist, quarter -ton air hoist. Mall saw, electric chipper, propane heaters. electric cords, grinders. tarps, safety belts, three farm wagons, two 190 Propane tanks, shovels & brooms, railway ties, chain link. fence & parts. cement blocks, wheel barrows. concrete push buggy. qty. gas cans, air compressor hoses, quantity of I Beam, lumber, bags of construction additives. A 36 -fool by 108 -foot storage shed to be removed from site, plus a quantity of other construction -related items. Dal & Greg Co rneil, AtretiaiMeers ILII. o In Little S rN4dw Phone or fax: 705.74W XI83 11 A.M. Commercial real tate auction at ( bray General S 1,400 sq. If Victorian century store with 3.000 sq. ft. living area. excellent corn- er location., Ideal for country store, retail, or antique sales or apts. Terms selling as is subject 10 low reserve bid. $5000 at sale, balance 30 days, Don't miss this excellent opportunity. To view call MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 324-2763 or 1-600.461-6499 Lindsay. THANKSGIVING DAY SALE Monday Oct. 9/95 11 a.m. Pethick Auction Barn, 2496 Conc. Rd. 48, Bow- manvipe(Haydon) Come Ion us tot our annual Thanksgiving Day Sale. as we have to be sold a large var- lety of antique & mod- ern furniture, Collect- ables, horse drawn equipment. pick-up truck, snowmobile Canadianna crocks & jugs & lots more to in- clude bedroom suites. Victorian oak hall seat, large spin- ning wheel, 2 wicker prams, diningroom suites, oak church pew. chests of draw ers, kneehole desk occ. chairs, tables. dressers. co•ectlon of Canadlanna crocks & jugs. horse drawn farm equip, to Include Massey single plow. 2 furrow horse plow, Corn scufflers. mower, cutdown wheel wag on. 2 furrow 3 pt. plow. harrows. 2 wheel steel utdify trailer, 1909 1,2 ton Chev pickup. 6 (-yl, standard. Olympic snowmobile and lots more nterestrg and unusual Items Large sale, viewing from 10 am Terms are cash. Visa. MC or Debit Card For more mf^ ::.11; 1-905-263- 4252. Sale man- aged and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Apprai- sals & Liquidations • Auctiiens Every Thurs. evening at 6 ODD m. and gat. morning 10:00a.m Antiques, colectables. modern home furnish - Ings Quality Country Auctions At Warn- ers Auction Hall 1/4 mile west of Colborne on Hwy 112 Gary Warder Auctioneer 905-3552106. Can to tX)Olk your :,ale or for details Oil cur. rent auctions UNRESERVED REAL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday. October 14, '995, 11 a.m. elrtle '.he estate of iate Nod.a ,�i A Nel1W --,-et- AmAnville. Jet- Ottermq 1,4 LS potential de- )pment property ed R-1, 3 Nelson .-et. off Liberty St. Terms $5000 DO tin, balance on ;ng Complete ns and informa- avarabie through Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, Newtonvdle, 905 '86-2241 6 P.M. Antique and modern sale at Peterborough Auction Centre, Pe- terborough. 2 ni least on 87 Hwy Contents of Vlctor- iarhome estate of laic' William G Ogil- vie. Laketied and others. 9 pc. oak lin- ,nq room suite, maple t,-droorn suite, lanky desk, wash- y!and quill antique trunks. 1000 I.s :r c scoffer. rack old yatching Igazines amps. .I. I p desk, pine th fesk etrlgera- stoves. auto A I :her And !rifer i st freezers, store affer display •­Zef parior table :P lesk- ;xess- :k hairs. wood ve, antique chairs. books, picture nes, showcases. Corlditiorner. 8 hp : ng mower. victor : astnal floor pol- ..f. walking plow. Is, Skill. Pg and A saws. color IV ds, crafts, glass u, coflectables w hand and gar- toi also 1991 ysler Dynasty. 90 . • dance, 90 Nissan ltra Don't mtss ..pr, ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS 745-S00? OR 1-600-461-6499 3RVAL d 3ARRY %#CLEAN AUC-'CNEERS SPECTACULAR MAJOR AUCTION NOTICE 4='rug under instructions recerveti in our capicry u Auctioneers 6 LIL"Mors we ink sell. OVER 1000 FINE QUALITY FTEMS TO 'NCLUDE OFFERINGS FROM CONSIGNMENTS - PRIVATE COLLECTIONS • ESTATES SPODE 'KAISER.WATERFORD 'SWAROVSKI ROYAL WORCESTER' 1'8 DIAMOND RINGS ' BRONZE STATUARY 90YAL DOULTON ' COINS ' AMPS - ACCENT ITEMS ' MUSICALS 'REPRODUCTIONS ' SPORTS MEM. _ 280 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS ' ROMANCE' _UMBERS ' BATEMAN ' GROUP OF SEVEN 75TH ANNIVERSARY ART' CHRISTINE MARSHALL 5100.00.00 PORTFOLIO OF RARE EXCLUSIVE PRINTS & COLLECTOR BOOK ORIGINAL ART' COLLECTOR RADIOS & PHONES • FITZ & FLOYD OAK & MAHOGANY HAND CARVED FURNITURE' COLLECTIBLES' 386/486 COMPUTERS ' STEREOS ' PHONES ' PRINTERS PUBLIC AUC r •oN ON: SUNDAY OCT. 08 AT 12:00 NOON (PREVIEW 6:00 PM) HELD AT: THE HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR ST. E. (AT HARMONY) OSHAWA Pn••,ai Luting wiry, An wktensrve cO1leCiiOri.1Iine z arced 1u_t.,4 hams .rived Mi .nk. Mahogany. pine & r_herry ,c A ncivaing Con sae E moron. Tabie> .V .,seats Ch" cabinet. Valet stand_ wine tablas various framed mirrors. aswnal tables. lea cabinets, w Clinii, bench /AND ";ARVED desks, hall s.,ins ._heva� mirror. h slang, whorl ts Omer .. -.halved racks Pwdestals. • !a[:,.rs w—ii trunks.wasOriental screen divnuiders :hw,rywood tables etc JEWELLERY: Seiea:hon of ladws 6 gents np-•a. •gkt gold, diamond rings. .,i,taires Glu slays erC nP ORTS MFMORARIt IA S,gnen A '_"It— •ra nw,1 by 11,11 sports celebm,es and ,t COMPUTERS: 386/446 MUM Media, Compaq IBM SAMSUNG ' Printers, etc COLLECTIBLES: HUMMEL, Schm,M, Ka,ser, lie,car,. swarovski samuan +words carved stone sratuws Dar:ey tgures, Star Trek. Morro bei. Fez 3 Floyd. Silvestri. Lillvpul lane iI,ita9 s err. DECORATOR/ACCENT ITEMS: Cars. planes balloons, goners. waiters. Harley bike adboards Marilyn U--. Gharnne Chapin Laurel A Hardy. Pg chefs, Hiker Di kS rio-S OIG ART PORTFOLIO OF LIMITED EDITION ART vil•.ver 280 custom framed prints by well know AM -t- Bateman. LumbarsCasson. Jackson, L Tan. Loales, Thompson. Romance 1 esparance ismer. J - Toa Lumbers A A Noel, .i E H Macdonald. EXGL LISIVE ••CHRISTINE MARSHALL" works of an. Marge coik,ctron to be wid) 0—tity of ons, decors, limited ock ion, Originals. panels. 6 ­Cl an '. ne .Hared Many more nems loo numerous to mention, quality sale I>merirg New• tams in every sale Terms Cash. Vise, Mc as par posleo 6 arnnoirnced .,ndrtiuns Ialabons without notice FREE DRAW FOR COLOUR T.V. NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR FEES - NO SURCHARGES' PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-296.1762 V Articles For Sale A REPOSSESSED sat- e4,te system, only $35. monthly Including pro- gramming Free installation and warranty 905-655- 3661 ALMOND fridge, like new S350. washer and dryer $350. diningroom suite. Irt china cabinet, velvet kited drawers. marble bar, seats 8 $2000, 432-7565. ARMOUR, Double chest of drawers b 2 bedside tables. 5275- 10 Cu ft. freezer $120. Glass kitchen table + 4 Chains. $85. Single bed, oak Head 8 foot. $60.3 draw - dressing table $15- 6 drawer dressing table $18. Stereo cupboard $20(905)420.6514 BEAUTIFUL 9 piece oak dining room set, $1800. Grampa a Grammar fill lid edition, handcrafted pores - lam dulls. signed, dated, 5600 434-3895 CARPET ,A-1 Prices, buy direct wholesale. Free in- stallation for Iree estimate call Sal (905)432-2750, or paver ,416,980-9697 Carpet Broker, t00%. Nylon thick, plush. Stan fe- slstant carpet. For 3 morns. only $369 00 Price in- dul 30 Sq Yds carpet. deku.e pad and nstaffaeon In your home Free quOla- 6on In your no" Noin- forest. no payment for one full year Daniel. 1-$W- 2" ' - ' A CARPETS lots of carpet. 104-, nylon new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I Will :arpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpNpremum pad, expert instasabon. fast 1W-ery free estnra0es (30 Taros ...,.an 68623'4 COLORADO. BLUE SPRUCE TREES 4 M - ti" green $10 ! It Blue 5' ` " Plus S20 Der tree ro .� s neo n5ti-A80' COMPLETE MECHull ICS •oil set phn 3 tier c4DInN on caslers, S:. J00 or test offer 576- ... SOLID OAK DM41r4G ROOM ,,,,tw. 4 cane tack -. teats 6 S.',895 ac, net S1.25. tape DRUM LESSONS ='vate lessons arable , rea- nable rates. Call "'1•n -acie bdIs7 Poor '..-r :ualityl GO DI - t' D S s 18- Digital rl,!e Systems ISO • ,•.,.els CD quality pic- wr 3`1 sound RMt to "' Cv phone from only Call 571.1413 HITACHI $" stereo TV -.,Jed Rent to own Dv . r '0e. only $9 7ywreek 4.3 KENWOOD TOWER OF ':-IWER :pC wan remote reo package Dual eats. r^r 5 fin; CD player. wen speake-5 Rent to win by p^one for only 0 week Can r_' -1413 MOVING SALE .ar,Ces. sofas. Color 1a5. •incise equipment. 12 h p 31,10f rear bagger. gat -Os. other items Call 579- . hw MUST Got Dining room $500. queen we bear ,0M suite New' $1700• 'w only $600 o b.0 Cap .,7-•428 AKlPINE FURNITURE ':sy Oat retail pncal One - Ontano•s Oldest and lar - !s: manufacturers is now Aug direct to It* public. 1 oak Pedestal table and Cna,rs $849. 7 h double -�destal and 6 chairs 4-49 cannnonball beds ^ S399. Over 20 stain o,ces, all Solid. n0 veers Traditinal Wood - ,,5.9,,o '.:.J -8 774 DiAND (Samrck) immacu- e with bench $2500 0 Call (905)668-1982. -•„essage 'IANOS/GRANOFA- tNER Clocks - Durham's gest selection -New and 'd pianos Not sure? -n, n, to own. apt. size, `59111. grand, digital. hey- aros TREMENDOUS /INGS ON NOW Talep "'CWorks, 433-1491 eater sofa a chair, black/ d' very comfortable al conation S180 o.b.o. nna 576-9294 For Saletig' E[IArticles�Bta WHITBY, duplex, upper ' A�omobiles For Sale SHEDMAN - quality barn HORSES BOARDED kitchen, parking, large yard. style sheds, built on site, 8X8 SPECIAL- $599. GST In door arena, dally turnout, 1991 PLYMOUTH Sun - dance. low kilometers, Included. Other sizes and personalized professional care, $250 per mo. Peb- ex - cellent condition, $6,500 display available. Call 905- bleslone Farms. 4070 404-8341 509-4961 Green Rd., Bowmanville, 1992 Taurus L. mint con - SI xNMAKER IV Distor- 263-%16 d0tion, ps., pb. air. arrom lion/outline special effects KEEP our P y dog waste out cassette, cruise, tilt steer- ing. computer, w/monitor, 8 fortis, all vinyl stock54500. 0l a 9 age. Use a 100.000 km., 58900 (905)723-8293. Craltsman tablesaw, w/ DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. per DWs ublhes blade ta table pg- gam - Spm. 7 days. (905)723- 1993 Sunblyd LE only saw 5$475 al�wo working PW' fact. 5413 With Save 15% 23,000 km , 4 door, auto, Doors, bi Panel, lei -told, til Oct 31/95. pwr locks a trunk, am/fm french $10 sup. paints. '-ance. .''•ate to amenrn,es. cars, red, excellent condt- hardware, ladders, etc OSHAWA Obedience as. ton- $11,500 (905)294- (905$83r-6152 sociation. next classes to 3616. TOSHIBA 27' stereo 7V. in - Istart a" October. For °nna0on call Bev at 435- 1910 Honda New w4h 3 Year warranty. D86g. Civic OX, 90.000 km, Rent to own by phone for age.589S ^ onm.uekties am/hn Cass.. only $6.75/week. Cap 571- SEVERAL dogs for auto.. 3 -dr. hatchback. rod 1413. adoptionmduflirhg purr with black Inlerw $6400 or WERE CROWDED! 15 cu. ebred german shepherd. Contac Pickering Animal best offer. Peter 723.1155 or 434-7564. k. freezer $250, stacking washer a dryer $750. Welfare Society. 831-0645 a!i PONTIAC TEYP- EMP. m- es $135-5175, 011`420-1567 EST. auto. washolcrcywa washers 5175-$225, dryers bedroom, bacil park lv,ng kfns., ex. cond.. 56000 hrtn $150-$275, portable dish- 1 ' ANt10b11ls 905-427-8046 washer $225. built-in rich liar 5810 FINANCING CEM Washer $175, commercial Go. schools. detached. 4 CAR Auto Centre has It - It - washer : rinser 5375, 30• stoves $150-$200. 24' 1966 Mustang Cage. 289 noticing and 44 excepeon- at preowned Certified vohl- stove $75. green FF automatic, very good con - dition cies this week Eg 1990 Fridge $225. Hoover wash- (H�S6200. Call 75 Aerostat 7 Pass air. 140 er/Spon dryer $175. at con- km, $1,200 down. $259 mo ritmoners 52504350. Prac- 1960166 cars. lease to 1992 Pontiac Lemars. I'm cad Organ $45. Cherry own Everyone qualities. auto. 92 kms. Prrstme white finer 5450, 9 Pc '1946- On URIC? WC8? MA-) No $4.995 firm . 1992 GMC Deng suite $1750, 1940's Interest. no credit check Safan, burgundy, C L Pedestal Tables. 4 chairs From $275 down 570034 $4.550. 1991 Cavalier air. $450, Duncan Phyte Ta- Ontano.LTD 1976 Notion auto. excellent $5.200 bles. 4 chars $600, black Rd 686-7428 1991 Chew sprint. auto. low table. 4 chars S350. while dinette. 4 swivel chars 1963 Olds Cutlass Su- kms. sale $4.995 1989 Caravan, air milt, only 87. $500 brown couch $150. Pristine. firie' loaded. V8. 2 �'. it, S7, 795 1990 Beretta brown refiner couch $450. excellent tinction, $3000 Call GT, excellent. loaded. auto. brown sectional 5575. Kevin 434- 5 ' $7.795. 1990 Tempest. Le. couch, loveseat, chair, la fragsloaded, pwr seat. zyboyr $600. hunter green 1965 Plymouth Tunsmo- 87, kms. $14.450 $3.000 couch a chat. oak coffee a as ,s $900 or best offer Cyt down $399 mo 1989 Buck and tables new $975/set (905433-4091 or (416) Electra Estate Wagon sofabed, swivel rocker $375 265-2872 loaded $6.495 1990 GMC Pine cbMoe a end table $250 tree standing wardrobe S150. entertain- mlin centre $65. 4Pori. able bar $75. while 6 d, ;resser,mrrra $75, king waterbed $250. super s n gle waterbed drawers $350. table a ill lamps. ON" lights. paintings. re. ' Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchat" fumture or an- ythrng old Scientific notru- monts. China, sdvon, adver using. toys. decoys. chis. milk Domes, Collections or �-aa»s Call Robert Bowen 4nboJues (905; 655-8049. APPLIANCES, wanted ,workng or not. Fridge, .toves washe s.� Q7 2713. ALSO F(JR MALE ncondtioned walsh- ,rs. dryers. stoves.$150 a a) 3 month warranty 427- 3 -less age, WANTED - Nordic Trac tread m,. good condition. reasonaby prices 723- WANTED -6' 3 knife pint. or In good condition. 42S - WANTED to toy - older furniture, glass, China. col- lectibles, momorab,lla• watches. etc Singe pieces Or estates Cap (905) 723- ' Arts & • Crafts CERAMIC WAREHOUSE SHOP WHERE THE CRA- FATERS ShfOPff - beautiful Victorian Santas. 30 orna- ments at $1 00 each collection of new fat pek- es Every Saturday. 10-3. 1333 Boundary Rd Unit 2 Oshawa 725 E'09 CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Craft Sale. Sunday Nov 12, 10 am - 4 p m Kings. way College, 1200 Leland Rd Oshawa Vendors Wanted Contact Erika Skula 433-1144 Ext 209 CHRISTMAS Cratt/Ba- zaar, St. Monica School. Pickering. Saturday Nov 18th Altona Rd.'Shepparr1 Twy'n Rivers. Sam- Spm Tables $25 00 Call Sandi 509-1168 VENDORS wanted for the everyday craft show Excel- lent rates Indoor Mall Great traffic in Sarb For info. phone (416) 284- 0972 • Lost & • Found FOUND, small dog in the Westney Heights area on Friday Sept 29 Call (905) 686-2546 LOST - Last Sunday. Sept 24 In the Rnegrove area near Alton Rd. Female. 10 yrs old. grey. black and while, ting hared. Answers to Pepper. Please cap 509-- 1905 Pontiac 6000 LE. V 4 dr excellent conditi fully bided. $2795 wrath war'" 6156 183 1967 Camaro. totals b. 5L V8. 4 speed tomahc (ovekdnvo) 539, towhee -53575 as rs 1987 Hyundai automate arhRm cassette. ons t,runy $975 Both at 6 Kang St W Oshawa 57 A5 75 1967 Ctlebnty 4 dr air. anv rn steno calls. Point. good clan runnm car Hurry or Tri one W 52895 now $2495 cert more nice cars to from Call 427 9722 an time Russ. Open 7 day wtek'inoloors Big Tow Sales 1967 Pontiac 6000 4dr sub , air, very dean. on 112.100 km 53,388. 198 Eagie 4X4 wagon airy S35e8. 1988 SPOUM ly rd•an. 1011 d ex eras ,ndudi air V6 S4a88. 1990 Toyaa Ttrc SE. 2 di 5-spJ. Cass 76000 km, $6488, 1 Grand Phil STEL loaded luxury aria sport. $10.6138 1989 Jeep YJ, very dean Spa hardtop $7988. GMC Pidr up black •wit write cap. V8. a c. auto. must see at $!I, MS 1 Mazda MPV. Lx 4X4 ar lots more. only 512.888 1989 Dynasty LE. pearl white loaded. one Owner_ 95.000 km balance d rat - tory warranty 56888 C a C Auto Exchange. 507- 5 rock 0775rock Rd N Claremont Ask for Boo 905-649-1008 or Oshawa 905-433.7246 We pay cash for good uses e,�iaes 1966 FJrd Tempo L. 4 Jr auto. Ps. Pb. P door loci's arrdfm, good dean running car Was 52295 now 51995 certified 4 more nice ars to choose from Cal! 427 9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days week,ndcors Big Town Sales 1988 NISSAN Sentra. 4 df. automatic. 103K, mint condition. rust checked. asking $4,300 a best otter. 434-77,72 1988 OLDS CUTLASS supreme classic, fast year made, ,n best condition in side and out. III air Well maintained. oil sprayed every year. nearly new tires. asking $6150 Beau Jul car. must be seen. 434- 5780 1990 HONDA CIVIC DX, mint condition, AWFM cassebe, air conditionng. 3 dr hatch, 5 speed 81,000KMS aSk,ng. $ 7500. 576-9704 1990 OLDS DELTA 98. Broughman. 85.000 kms luxury car,not winter dm ven.leather intenor.certr tied. quick sale $11.900 call Erroll or Dave 905-686- 5863 1990 Subaru Legacy. 5 - speed, excellent interior and exterior. new M,che tins. p root.p.w, Ps Pb. 150.000 Jim, must Sen. $7900 436.9244 S-15 auto. 4 3. 107 kms 6, $7.295 1991 Chev Z24 °A 3 1 stick 134 kms. 58 695 lied 1989 Olds Caere, absolute. ty loaded 56.195 1988 toed- Firstly auto. 77 Mins_ au. 52.395. 1989 Sentra 5 'S speed. XE coupe. high km Alto $2.195. 1985 Dodge 600 c Conv mnt. mint $3.995 befia_ Wt finance what we SNI 96 Cane to Cancer Where our Mtomers send their filarias, sN you at 155 King St West at Mrdrown auto. Man n, call 57¢2888 new Open sunaayT 9 FOR SALE 1990 Ca- ns 4 Dare Classic Brougham cthoow ,to ■^ askrng 59999 y Prion :3•t 5'7C2 _. s TAKE A DRIVE T n DARRYL-S WHER YOU GET MORE CA FOR YOUR MONE1 OVER 40 CARS Ti H CHOOSE FROM. SON oaded. EXAMPLES '994 Go Dynasty Tracker 4.4, autxnatu wade -b ick convemol roof ' • tiJOks with. N 60 000k, war'ant 990 S12.850 1992 L umrt Euro 3 4 4 -door fire or glint red, fully ioadec 5 showrc,Dm cwdmor 990 57, 700ks unoer GM war n 3r!y $13.495 '91 C Nissa a K.^g ab pick p !nuc• 990 white 5 -speed. 14_' Jt0 ks ata $6,995 1990 GMC Satar SLX van. burgundy wb igh red intoner fully load - ed.92.000xs 43 . V6. $12.495 1990 Dodge Car. livan, wnde wired interior, air. hl), cruise 7seater. a cylinder ruroo 138,OW-s S7 996 1990 Pontiac Sun - bud LE, 4 door burgundy silver 2 -tone fully loaded. 125 JOOks $5.995 1990 Pontiac Tempest, charcoal grey. red Inion. air, auto. 4 -door t cylnoer 104.000kS S5.895 1989 Chev Caprice, one Pur- gunay silver. like new. air. !Int cruise 121 OOOks, 57.995 1988 Chev &azar, 2-whee4 drive tally loaded 43, 138.000ksnice truck $6.995 1988 Chev Celeb- rity Euro Wagon. V6, bur- guncy w,same interior. fully loaded. 146 OOOks 54 995 388 Jeep Cherokee Lare- do 4x4 burgundy a grey 2 - tone. fully loaded, 40. V6. 121,000ks mint. $10.900 1988 Olds Calais 4 door, maroon, 70.000ks auto air, new Ores, $6.4951987 Dodge Caravan LE bur- gundy, woodgra,n 2 -torr. fully loaded, $1.650 lust spent on rebuilt motor. 1 year 20,000 km warranty. mnt. $6,495 1987 Nissan Pulsar 2 -door coupe, very sporty. T -Dar. 5 -Speed 108 JOOks. S4650 ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM. DARRYUS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 BLOOR STREET EAST, OSHA - WA (NEAR RITSON) CALL 436 -3522 - TOYOTA MR2• sportsca, for sale. 1985 175.000 km. 5 speed, moon roofdouble overhead cam engine, pr - A fires $2 200 OBD. Lv ms9.905.649-1234 t Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH, We buy your vehicle Call 4272415 or come to 479 Bayty St East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES SCRAP Cars a Trucks wanted for cash Any con- dition Free removal also other scrap metal picked up Call anytime. Oshawa 723-7512 WANM DEAD OR AM 'FREE' rowing for scrap, used or abandoned cars budo. 1M pick-up by Prices paid. up 10$100 (416) 453 -M ks for Sale 1976 Blazer 4X4. body good. $2600 as is 725 6696 after 4 1l66 Ford F150pickup will liner, and I,r, 6 Won- der. 190.000 kms. $3500 o b o Sold as ,s Cap (905)697-1980 1911 GMC 112 TON S-15 Club Cab 1/2. 2 WO with LSD. 94.000 km. loaded w,m options including cap a box Diner Asking S10.000 6971349 � 4 wn6tl D 1990 GMC Satan SLE van. 7 -passenger. k»pled. pd, pw, ps, pb. running boards. certified 148 000 Jim Priced to sea quickly at 90 $9500 Pilar Stu at 5- 571.4' 39 88 GMC SAFARI.Spon niodol. 5 seater. 4 3 firw, 6 cyl 147.00 kms PSI pb .air am fm casiNelf sono 1 macwatr 57500 cert .04 lay-* ' Trailers Isles GOLDEN FAL- CON 2- h . sloops 6, e.- collent condition. new tndge and awning $12.000 View at Fenelon Falls Trailer Park or call Ler at 623 5.77 RICE Lake area, 4_ -aro Dot hair a lo. deck Snell 'umisntd. fishing, swim. "ng, $30.000W-11 soil separalety Cab 19051697- ' 4 9Auto Parts 8 Repairs LICENSED -ass 'A- me. cnw c licensed trans"ll sion spec4V sLauto-cooly 'spar man Will 00 work in •,1y hams ExcNrnt work manship. fury guaranteed. great rates Tony 571- 6-jil Marine OUTSIDE storage from $15 per mo Beats ars N' yyri r, c,,-- -- qC12 1 A partmerits For Rent 1 BEDROOM cachelor. 2 appliances. laundry. ar- peted. parking Deaufit„ i setting. NON SMOKER. $41j per mo 576-7055 1 BEDROOM r triplex. recently renovated Inrl,.o- ,ng at ,.filmes. parking. laundry. close to Oshawa Centre. Available Oct 1 call Tony 623.5116 aper 6 pm John, 697.0276 1 Bedroom apts ,n Oshawa and Bowmanvdle Starting at $600.imonth, fridge a stove included, win laundry facilities. No pets. Cap 434- 2407 1 -BEDROOM basement apartment. double walkout overlooks beautiful pond. suit mature person Non- smoker. no Pers. referenc- es. Nov 1 428-7407 leave message 2 - TWO bedroom apart- ments. Oshawa available ,mmediattey 5650 and $750 all Inc IsOast re- quired Call 571-1537 aper fpm 2 BEDROOM available Immediately. $7D4/month all inclusive. laundry on premises. BbocWdson area. carpet throughout Cap 721 -ft 78 THE NMS ADVFR-1 ISFIt, WFU-, Of. •TORF,R 4,1995 -PAGE 17-A ' Trailers ' TrailersEM Apart Rech FoHouses Rent Gn�q� PGQ on all 5th Wheels & , Park Models _ MALLARDEXACTLY S �pyy�/��' tfOt E1fXACTLr As SHOWN Fr, fit 13,9" ,r 5185.00 linter nr,nth n a r- wfth look, LIII Inclutl(tl at rm i (Xtra t lurge Full I hrx•nc & 1r,Iu Iktl. 2 am -r Iridgv. ,Iw,wcr w. t till), L0n(tl rtlruln.• fludspir ad. tih,cc N Furnurc DWIMM IT of - a a=OC1OM XM 'plus PD 1, freight a ap0icabb fairs c ) rw n 7 LLa vv }inti 5th %IK•cl vlvi:uaha Hwy 'A W-kibin( t`)j151 i -g -3o ifn inat „I t„wn (.Ili I xrxj-•lit---IN M71�ints For ReW OLIVFJRrTSON area, up- WHITBY, duplex, upper per duplex, 1 bdrm, fndge/ floor, 3 -bedrooms, big stove. 4pC bath, washer/ kitchen, parking, large yard. dryer , avail Nov 1 Suit sin- $750/month+ utilities 2- gle $575 indusive. Osha- bedroom basement $600/ wa 644-4074 days. Tor month♦ heat• suit couple or (416)269.9286 collect eve. single, hrstAast. 668-5788 ONE AND TWO bed WHITBY- 1 small bed- room apartments for rent, room basement apt. Suit - Oshawa' available October able for mature working Isl. Clean, laundry fat5kties On Premises, parfna 575 - adult. Cap 1-905-509-9913. 8642. 683-4851 ONE BEDROOM, base- rtwill working. mature cou- 1e11^ ple. 3 DC bath, dI'Y. appliances cable. Nov W. $620 plus V3 utilities. 837- 1602. PICKERING 2 - 1 large attractive air conditioned. SO" contained basernertt apt. SSW 1 large roan tur- nl~unfum,shed $425 Share kitchen and bath, Preferable quiet non-smok- ing working person. no pets. references 1st and fast (905) 831-3655 ONE and two bedroom apartments for rent, near GM Call (9051436-0229. Monday - Fnday 7' 9 p m Apairt/ ' 't71lnts OSHAWA - 2 bedroom For Rem apt bus route fndge. stovim. parking. private entrance $$$BUILDERS CLEARANCE $SS Save up to $15,000 Now you can afford to buy a new single family home From SI )9.1x). Ir,w j„un Call (91►5►62_"539 WOULD YOU PREFER TO OWN? WITH ONLY $1000 DOWN Why not own a brand new fully Detached Home LET ME SHC:v '3U -C'w CALL (905)623--6549 2/3 bedroom aPWVne is 8 'Ory, burding. close to ;hO0I , library. Sour GM Jkant Avadabte Ir*vtnediae. and Nov 425'4-6328 1- -an tot apoo0mtrnt 4 CORNERS downtown Whitby. 2 bedroom aw- -wt. $575,mahth. hrstiest Avalabfe "-wickarey Cao (905) 420-8875 as. ?r A ­ AJAX Marwood and Dry- ersone bedroom apar, rrrrt. Sepefar entrai'­ 4 PC* tram non smoke, st :as!. nckas,ve Nov Ist 42ti-4'47 AJAX arge. hoc ardroom oasernew apartment. :argil k t.nwn. living roc- -.,e- place. Landry. pari) Dn- van entrance inctwon ub $775 Avail Nov W416 480-8056 Of atter 5 Pm 90586-8257 AJAX Two DeQrcorr, casement aparrient. Sp- ame, entrance. 4 PCs cath _ art ng, laundry. close to �c hools. shopping. k c vol S'4 ncusrve 4_'-9032 AJAX. COZY :nil ova - room basement apartmor, stove rndg0. laundry 'aol,- hes. nor smoker 5490 r- -..s,v0 686-3207 AJAX- Dngrit 1-txearoom Ds" apt Pmate entrance Jnveway fndge stove washer dryer. 4pc Dam. cable F,rstlasi. rot $650, month inclusive. available �mmea ately (905)619- 9643 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt pudding.. spacious. ca.wt- ad, newt' gamed, worn oa- cony dose to bus, shop- pmy. al utilities us' first last recurred, no pets. 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed. room. $725 Bachelor, S5215ca9 430-0134 Available Ncv 1st Clean bedroom apartmenteted Oshawa carpclose to south GM and public transportation Parking available 5600 per month. utilities Included Ismast negotiable 967.3C43 AVAILABLE NOV. LST. small one bedroom base- ment apartment. very clean. nicely decorated, Ott White's Rd central air and Iliac , laundry, shower ens Parking on sneer owner occupied. smoke and car- bon monoxide detectors, self contained entry. sec- ond exit. Relerences, re- quired $600 Per month In- chiding u6kbies and cable 8,39.9411 BAYRrDGES-One n.o- room basement aparmtnt ,n family homt Above grade windows ',ropiace soperate entrance parking. Cade. IaunaD Walk !C i0. show-; ; lane ii -le own S'"ok ernpoyod sin9w couple No pots Rolenrx as s:'as! $60c 01 905 421.-c913 COURTICE ate 2 oxer} room On main door very 4i:,N 170.1 new _arp►f 4rgo k,!Cnen S 75 r dudes utilities FrStlast References No pets "I C:c,,,s 3C5 83' 3300 or 905 0586 3330 COURTICE- bedroom basemen! 3D• separate ertranc e.paik.r y "rage. stove. able &.nd v S52Smonthly 1st and as! Sudac,0 Tor iunge "or- s -cute' AvarlaD,e -0 :lixe" .:.i. `a..f 432 '3'3 OSHAWA, Bemcur'+ a Oft upper r 12 loomJf dupie.. separate ent-art Gundry park.ng. 'rT! YQ last 905.668-OC34 DELUXE 3 BEDROOM n ,ria„ II apd^men$ Dudding. in Por• Perry •j mil norm of Oshawa Largo :ming room Inc k4chen bacons wen Slid- ing doors. aver 1.am Sq IT Irving space idea, '0, re- !irement of those who enjoy quiet living 5840 plus ^y aro AvaaaDie mirneAa Car. 985.7349 or '28.225 FOR ert n Seniors Dui4 Ing. one spacious 3 Dwa- room apartment. Close to ab amerrties Bus stop at door Via:' S'9--9016 LARGE 2 bed apt dose to O Centre. ,n 6-plex Frage stove. utilities ,n- '...xc Cai' 066-3297 N.AJAX _ can newly car- peted large 2 -bedroom. full barn satin k,t~ able ac, Darting. w:0 !c large deck. Von -smoke 5800, inclusive Avail Dec 1 427--0233 NE OSHAWA, 3 bedroom duplex. 2 -storey apartment, 4 appliances. close to shopping and bus hrsNast. 5650 . utilities evenings 571-2690 NORTH Oshawa - ,m - maculate Cary small base- ment bachelorette Re- sponsibie clean working 'e - male preferred NOn- smoker, snare kitchen, with single working female owner 5375 .laundry and parking 5763741 NORTH SIMCOE on Russett Ave, 2 bedroom in 12 plea, parking, utilities, able included except hy. dro Laundry facilities on premises Newly 'enovaleci $668rrranth FlrstA-aw No lease Nov I or Dec 1. 576.2962. May,Adetade area Aslung 5695 Inctusve Available Nov 195 4366085 OSHAWA Centre large 4 - bedroom 2 baths. man a basement, amiances. Darkrng no Pers. ava"pe, Nov / First a :ast $750 per •^ anti pus .iturbes Calf 4311- ':3P nr 430-3276 CLEAN 'any building thawa north one. two a -00 bedroom Includes -'eat ^ydrofudge, stows. _ani.^s Laundry taci,ines adac r -Z-1,2094 OSHAWA -.ear, , ped_ oxm basement apan'r+ent .40arate entrance cable. -'e,0es err coe"hor, n; in- uoe0 bon-smone' 'Ins: :St S50C ^,rphet Call 4C4- 135 OSHAWA..,'7e 2. bod- room. I,wmg room Or^9ing room, storage good loca- tor avalabte Nov $621 'Zintone+ Plus hydro More ntomnation 9C5. ---x'19 Oshawa- -ew 3 bedroom SOM. wail 'c O C forced raid. 4 apci,ances. 1 2 'Jathpaikr'ry. xh Oull 'pule near public School. Nov 1 S95C lnclus,vt Call 905 43C WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max SummitRealty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 Of (905) 666-3211 MHouses For Rent 'RENT TO OWN,' pick- enng bungalow, large 4 - bedroom upper, near amenities. lust renovated throughout Oct 9 $995 Pius Duncan (416i26o- 9391 1 A ABSOLt TE AFFORDABLE IDEA' WHY RE\T' 0%N )'uer W)%IE' ' Br ti -m Sl)'trriri i B, hunFakw 1"rnv, Br Ir ,.ul, •.c 1'e. e.5. m„ b 4www pv,wrM' 1 rat He1P' MARK STA%.E1 R. M... A".ird If ,tri I:.: 51► 1111 1 #AkV 4-41 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENTS BUY" NO ODM` payment. No problem M 'int Show you 110w Mce p :v 57e. C A Call Thomas C. Prte Sales Rep. Remix Accofd Reaty L:d 5'4-3"• MCKERING 'BEDROOM {�-�'"�� ,:,ose '_ Cc Ttanon .r+on, 3 BECnvtlxr _ ',es s01caate entrance Al Oa^} - r- auncry Cr, �05 839 ar;r - -•gip ua,ea PIC KEFull Brock RQ as i S';Odmonm and Finch I Ravine ,,,xu. Dius -rx,'is, A.a,.yxe Liv N argil �r0 Dedrecm CA.; 9C5 5'9 -ti 763 at vete e^nance we k A•,AX DGoi 3 Ice aT sunt]ry 'thews yard 2 4 :'Ciroat .n all ric .sLtast S8X 'vin No Dais AvaUDia nnrdate k.fChwr Jon 4 aCOkanc s. y ;OC -c v 68e•-3726 per DWs ublhes Cat ;an. 5.90--.xei PICKERING. -.earspa AJAX 3 bedroom -_ -'ous 'J.^-a0oorn0C bed- mair r.00, 3f Dungal •Dorn casement aparrrnt. air indigo Steve. shared appliances Separate M- jai -nary S -30C all nctu- '-ance. .''•ate to amenrn,es. s.,,* Frstiast Avai4cila no serca rg --a pets 5750 rclu- yT :mk+wT S31 Available %cv 'st95 3 PICKERING, Whders•42' bedroom tungacw Ta,.r- area. unit Decfr ori, Dasa -:on a Tufts area apG,anc - r mol apame^! silare as yari 2 zar va entrance oark,ng. near Ali age.589S ^ onm.uekties amen,htts S656monm Ca- 305 886-82'8 Aii,maixe Oct 31 Cal !9051831-'034 OSHAWA 7 yr Jia 3 SOUTH A,a. )ne bed- Dearoom sem, good ,OCA - °Orn bas`-er! as single ..dn, ava,jaole Oct 5895 plus tihties Pin one 985 non Smola' $556mO Call 267E Y _1 _4352 686-465 Y Pager 4.6- 330-C1'4 OSHAWA - CLEAN w_ TWO BEDROOM bedroom, bacil park lv,ng ng, suitable for couple room dining room. kitchen. $650 pkas ubkties 3vaiacoe 5 appliances, 2-4 pce NCv .st 1705. 43�-3C-i barns. S82C Dlus ufillites Ava,lade m ne Iatea,, Ajax PICKERING. ^ear mall Realty L:C 683-'8'1 Go. schools. detached. 4 TWO storey apartment Oshawa Creex Dark setting Large 2 bedroom, $725. Includes garage. parking Ava sable immediately a Oct 'St 404-'614 WHITBY - Dasemenr apt One bedroom Pius den linage. stove, washer, dryer. $750 Includes utilities First, last Immediately 427- 6493 after 6 WHITBY two bedroom apartment man 1ioor of house. available imme- diate. 5850 mcluswe in- cludes use of yard. Call 668-1477 WHITBY, beautiful 1 bed- room apartment :n quiet building, suitable for sen cors or mature adults, tire - Place. includes appliances, utilities. cable a laundry No pets. $700;month Call Ted Houghton 668-3800 Dedrooms. 2 1,2 Cams. 5 appliances, central vac. Dasmert not mduJea. large deck, clack view -;oto creel, available Oct 30 S1300 Plus utd,tresCa,l 5905-420- 2984 abler Spm RENT pwr' Gorgeous detached home Jn So' lot On park side sal de sac 20 minutes east of Scarbo,- ough Town Centre $1450: month Flrsblast Leave messageor Don at 5905 h428-55 ^ria RENTERS Own your own bungalow for $72505 P& per mo Call John Ann,s. Sales Rep Remax Summit realty 668-380X) SIMCOE/401 2 bed- rooms. 1 12 baths Co - tacked Private drive. gar- den. appliances. S8W plus utilities Non-smokers pre- ferred Quiet dead-end Street 404-0591 I'Al I AS; ill I ER 104-11 N ED- lK 1(IREK 41 199 Space Office li Private Homes JIM For Rent Im Retail SpaceOn, For Sale WHITBY - 1550 sq. It. ROOM FOR RENT n :en- 5 LEVEL ,,despl,l. 5 bed house3 bedroom. 2 tral Whitby Share k?:hen rooms. 1-4 pC. 1 3 pc. 1 1 2 baths 'amity room gas and living area Possibly 2 pc bathrooms' air �-ertral faeplace. 5 appbances ga share lood ousts Non vac. double garage. elec- rage. Nov 1 '1150 plus utr 1 :058 sm,iker preferred 666- ironic garage door, i ': Bart ground pool Clow to as WOODS OF MANILLA, amenities Very clean new homes for ren: or lease to purchase 905.6553893 . after 9 p m Housing Wanted PICKERING BEACH / HWY 2. 3 bedroom town house or house regi -ed Creat neighbourhood Flexible closing Ask.ng 5169.000 160 Goodman 432 1863 BRICK 2 storey century !wme in town of Uxbridge 3 bedrooms. sep living. dining and family rooms. 2 walkouts. ban. Nus heated workshop 5252 900 52 Reacr St . Uxbridge Open Prefer to move to, Novem House Sun . Oc• 15. 1 -5 ber Ist Please call at 42B ' Shared p m 852-'058 2851 ACCOIIIOdatlOn 5104,900• Are you look- TOwnhOUseS mg for a renovated brick ' bungalow 3 bed,noms. For Rent BOWMANVILLE - Ar,ac new k tchen hardwcJd- 've 3 bedroom new home. floor, waikou• 0 a private PORTER WOODS- 3 bed townhouse ,n family coRrplex. $95:-m0 all in- clusive mclusive Close tc schools and shorp,ng 435 -'DFP LIVERPOOL BAYLY bearoom townhouse S886 plus utilities lst'ast no pets available No, 'St Call Fig—I440, PICKERING 1980 ROSE F IE L 0 3 bedroom no appka^.es 10 pets. credit Check S 000 Pius utilities Wendy Cortur,eo. Remax F-rs. -n• 'I^^ PICKERING. A- I'- 7 room townhouse3 bed,00ms aolp" ces rage. near bus b T,,.^ Centre fev"cea yard Nc, ettrtrences S975 plus 3 -- utint,es 83 -- mass Jrfi^ri a^^ wOrk sr rp r.._. AJAX J. J a: •- AJAX AJAX 'J^• No^-sn, it" media•ry • 1- • - .a+ c T AJAX -e qurred Ila share :;ec,�,o•^ osmr apt aunc,y _..,:.�. parx,ny incl„aw! E8E- ALL me com•_^ ro-, ma:.ue wur..- pts.' avaiiab,e�mmea ate y S' OG weer Cc: 'e T 4- ­925E DECENT. _.aan ,00r, re fr,,. :-or and bat- s^are k.'=^.tri. ,",,an,t*S SF< araC up Par n Port Per,, S Oshawa 721.-9759 4' 78'^. ,• WP 9-1' LIVERPOOLIHWY 2 large room 5<;G small; room 5200 plus Cf o,es, qwe• responsible persons NORTHEAST Oshawa beautdu modem home a! facilities,,:. _Bea Nor. smoker 59, week Imme- d,a•,!­, available 725-1750 ONE pedroom Luing room and cable $40C, pe, mo use of facilities Pick e, ^g 1`ojl suitable for wnrx,ng person /stud- PICKERING. ,•mites Rd 8 Bayly. very irg. room shared k,!Ct bathroom laurary facilities $375 420-2830 deck garage. Paved dnve. sha,ed accommodation w,1^ tuil use of house ir- cludmg laundry utilities and phJneMarie c i, terra+e to share with male owner 5°+' •'e-; 697-2355 AJAX- Responsible non smo,ie• To share 3 bedroom house all amen Ares. close to Go S350 month Call LARGE CLEAN tur- n shed room Westsho,e and Sillily Dark -g cal al; facii-ties separate en trance ven, private $42c me 't394---' PICKERING ,Vnaes40' To � ,n 4 bedroom ho"W own 4 pre DaM1, no smow 9. no pets Sax per, FirstAs! required 7-:628 PICKERING -private ,e', ZeC bnght Jpprr or^ Ow^ •Jl; Dat^ In- Jdea _. cable. u.:ntlry k ^rr ,are Avala" ct S413-0 .r•K 4_v y5 xr •TREE 1141;,0- house to a'r P•Cker'n9 non -+<xe• Pet, Availabe eW S45,_-,onm,y • Months F •rr Re x^s ava„at)i P.Il and grea: ekp_,Jre yrs: •Bila •ares Call a3t ;4:- 11,11._•,_ STORE FOR RENT approx 900 Sq tt 9E 0IC K;nVor RC For more information l.I.. "' .., M-3-33910 a industrial • units INDUSTRIAL •r• �: �: '• r" .r ,'141:1 a,+ Ca 414 1444 INDUSTRIAL UNITS . y �. _' Y _ _ � . •' n 1711 s•a^.r, a' SE75 ^.et r• P•,^r 4K 22- ImRonda ac. Rentals ATTENTION S^c wo--as GORGEOUS 3 ;caroor- 3 �at^.rc_•^s tow^reuse 'amous Cr a•v,we, Bac pool la. a�ai,ab,r avow -Apr ' tp, i^ _ ar, rew D^otos 66,. BRADENTON FLORIDA one pear,,,,, moble home walK.ng 06tanCe to restur- a"IS and snocp'r.g 15 nkr To beacr S550 s per ronth 555-4792 afte, 5 CLEARWATER. •illy tur- n,shetl 2-3 tearoom moble homes. healea pools hot tub !ennis. minutes to beaches. Blue Jar taseoau NHL H,.:key olg 8 '...rse tracks Children weicimed Less than motel (9051683 - Private Homes For Sale 3 bedroom. 2tveplace. 3 washrooms. finished base em I. c a c enciosea porct S167.0W Ajax Di naz. Sales Rep 416 264 0594 Coldwell Banker Golden Key Realty back yard and a good area Immaculate Give me a call before you miss it Peter Neal Sales Res Guide Re- alty, 723-52A' PICKERING Immaculate BusinessBusiness Opportunities , Opportunities The Meat People Franchise opportunities exist for the Durham Region. Contact Jacques 905-576-6328 MOP;strations R 1 Registrations MATH CLASSES Schedule an appantment to write a complimentary math diagrastic test on the world renowned KLA40N MATH Program. A new Centre is now conveniently located at Whites Rd. - Highway 7 - Oklahoma Rd. neighbourhood.Clam X19 (f WO* aher 5 30 p.m *>((1uMKN KA= Saturday a*9 a m 905-420-6212 free hold Sq ft ? bed A -a•... .1400 room. C A C V interlock •;)PP, ext 272 mg Oe"'k sully hn,stledMBHirthdays .. ., ..r. bsmt garage.please call J- Nada416.264 5072 or atT— Park the North Amencan Psychic mass Jrfi^ri a^^ wOrk sr rp r.._. 3 bearoc,s hardwood ",J - Rooms a ' 'or Rent AJAX J. J a: •- AJAX AJAX 'J^• No^-sn, it" media•ry • 1- • - .a+ c T AJAX -e qurred Ila share :;ec,�,o•^ osmr apt aunc,y _..,:.�. parx,ny incl„aw! E8E- ALL me com•_^ ro-, ma:.ue wur..- pts.' avaiiab,e�mmea ate y S' OG weer Cc: 'e T 4- ­925E DECENT. _.aan ,00r, re fr,,. :-or and bat- s^are k.'=^.tri. ,",,an,t*S SF< araC up Par n Port Per,, S Oshawa 721.-9759 4' 78'^. ,• WP 9-1' LIVERPOOLIHWY 2 large room 5<;G small; room 5200 plus Cf o,es, qwe• responsible persons NORTHEAST Oshawa beautdu modem home a! facilities,,:. _Bea Nor. smoker 59, week Imme- d,a•,!­, available 725-1750 ONE pedroom Luing room and cable $40C, pe, mo use of facilities Pick e, ^g 1`ojl suitable for wnrx,ng person /stud- PICKERING. ,•mites Rd 8 Bayly. very irg. room shared k,!Ct bathroom laurary facilities $375 420-2830 deck garage. Paved dnve. sha,ed accommodation w,1^ tuil use of house ir- cludmg laundry utilities and phJneMarie c i, terra+e to share with male owner 5°+' •'e-; 697-2355 AJAX- Responsible non smo,ie• To share 3 bedroom house all amen Ares. close to Go S350 month Call LARGE CLEAN tur- n shed room Westsho,e and Sillily Dark -g cal al; facii-ties separate en trance ven, private $42c me 't394---' PICKERING ,Vnaes40' To � ,n 4 bedroom ho"W own 4 pre DaM1, no smow 9. no pets Sax per, FirstAs! required 7-:628 PICKERING -private ,e', ZeC bnght Jpprr or^ Ow^ •Jl; Dat^ In- Jdea _. cable. u.:ntlry k ^rr ,are Avala" ct S413-0 .r•K 4_v y5 xr •TREE 1141;,0- house to a'r P•Cker'n9 non -+<xe• Pet, Availabe eW S45,_-,onm,y • Months F •rr Re x^s ava„at)i P.Il and grea: ekp_,Jre yrs: •Bila •ares Call a3t ;4:- 11,11._•,_ STORE FOR RENT approx 900 Sq tt 9E 0IC K;nVor RC For more information l.I.. "' .., M-3-33910 a industrial • units INDUSTRIAL •r• �: �: '• r" .r ,'141:1 a,+ Ca 414 1444 INDUSTRIAL UNITS . y �. _' Y _ _ � . •' n 1711 s•a^.r, a' SE75 ^.et r• P•,^r 4K 22- ImRonda ac. Rentals ATTENTION S^c wo--as GORGEOUS 3 ;caroor- 3 �at^.rc_•^s tow^reuse 'amous Cr a•v,we, Bac pool la. a�ai,ab,r avow -Apr ' tp, i^ _ ar, rew D^otos 66,. BRADENTON FLORIDA one pear,,,,, moble home walK.ng 06tanCe to restur- a"IS and snocp'r.g 15 nkr To beacr S550 s per ronth 555-4792 afte, 5 CLEARWATER. •illy tur- n,shetl 2-3 tearoom moble homes. healea pools hot tub !ennis. minutes to beaches. Blue Jar taseoau NHL H,.:key olg 8 '...rse tracks Children weicimed Less than motel (9051683 - Private Homes For Sale 3 bedroom. 2tveplace. 3 washrooms. finished base em I. c a c enciosea porct S167.0W Ajax Di naz. Sales Rep 416 264 0594 Coldwell Banker Golden Key Realty back yard and a good area Immaculate Give me a call before you miss it Peter Neal Sales Res Guide Re- alty, 723-52A' PICKERING Immaculate BusinessBusiness Opportunities , Opportunities The Meat People Franchise opportunities exist for the Durham Region. Contact Jacques 905-576-6328 MOP;strations R 1 Registrations MATH CLASSES Schedule an appantment to write a complimentary math diagrastic test on the world renowned KLA40N MATH Program. A new Centre is now conveniently located at Whites Rd. - Highway 7 - Oklahoma Rd. neighbourhood.Clam X19 (f WO* aher 5 30 p.m *>((1uMKN KA= Saturday a*9 a m 905-420-6212 free hold Sq ft ? bed ' ames $ x's .1400 room. C A C V interlock •;)PP, ext 272 mg Oe"'k sully hn,stledMBHirthdays 1e• bsmt garage.please call HAPPINESS. Nada416.264 5072 or atT— Ill Call the North Amencan Psychic THORNTONIADELAIDE now' Live 24 3 bearoc,s hardwood ",J - floors walk_„• to fenced ' vara ,n -law apartment. Aja1L Pick. sepe,ateentrance. S139 900 Open House The Brick Sunday October ll 2 5 • Town of Pick p m 173 Sagebrush St �1 Ajax HWY 2 I^,estmerrt prop- eRy weir Commerc,al po- tentia. 2 Dec,00m bunga- low vyh,tb,r wit. Urge 63x' 5, t large i,v,ng room , . ^,rn, d,rongUun dry coin "--Zr S'4' ^- 'a'I '2P-2255 WHITBY. - ck cun9alow 3 1 2 ow rooms. 2 baths. res room, detached garage appliances gas neat S'2790C Ca. Ted Wougn ton Remax Summit 668- Money to Lend ssl000-$251000 To lee, boon sse Wilk". "I DML or Sr t• •es+�.s Community F-inancial Services. 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Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from your total purchase price. Offer A17 applies to in -stock merchandise only in Sears retail stores and does not apply to any deferral fees, installation, delivery or f - man-tenance agreement charges. Note: Offer ends Saturday. October 7, 1995 in markets that are not open on Sunday. Plims arseour Sears Y Card and D NffT PAY ffTIL AAARCH 119",>6 on ALL Major Appliances, Sawing Machines Vacuums , Furnitarre Home Electronics N 40 down payment required N 40 pre -payment of taxes N40 minimum purchase required NC0 3rd party credit application Offer applies to furniture", major appliances, sewing machines, vacuums, home electronics - On approved credit, with your Sears Cord $25 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sunday, October 15, 1995. Liquidation Items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. O HWY2 °C O O O CC en a ■ `'G---- X >; pICKEAIN ~ _ HWY. 401- I — t "Excludes baby and patio furniture TE.cludes wet/dry vota SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. t95E/)&Rt95 Farpect more from Sears • PAGE 40-.t,-1'FiF %E%%S AD% RRT1SE.R, N VD., (K'T011F:R 4, 1"5 Igo 0% fff A Rt95 Expect jnore, from Sears On ALL ,M=a or AXIPPINCE"Cliftso �1/acaraifns S"DwWo"g /1Aa40 chnnes, Fmor" i to rem Lcorgilie Scroo4m" s, Cillimmmunoccotn4alins nand Aud14* PRNaclucts 'Offer ends Sunday, Oct. 8. 1995. Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from your total purchase price. Offer A17 applies to in -stock merchandise only in Sears retail stores and does not apply to any deferral fees, installation, delivery or f - man-tenance agreement charges. Note: Offer ends Saturday. October 7, 1995 in markets that are not open on Sunday. Plims arseour Sears Y Card and D NffT PAY ffTIL AAARCH 119",>6 on ALL Major Appliances, Sawing Machines Vacuums , Furnitarre Home Electronics N 40 down payment required N 40 pre -payment of taxes N40 minimum purchase required NC0 3rd party credit application Offer applies to furniture", major appliances, sewing machines, vacuums, home electronics - On approved credit, with your Sears Cord $25 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sunday, October 15, 1995. Liquidation Items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. O HWY2 °C O O O CC en a ■ `'G---- X >; pICKEAIN ~ _ HWY. 401- I — t "Excludes baby and patio furniture TE.cludes wet/dry vota SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. t95E/)&Rt95 Farpect more from Sears A . All 111 11 qWIIIIIIIII V d "DREAM HOME" PRIME "LAKE" AREA!!! WHY RENT Gorgeous 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom • Bright, open concept 2 home. SS Thousands spent bdrm. on improvements SS!' 2 full 4 -pc. baths Beautifully finished basement. Ix professionally landscaped, trees, • Living rm. fireplace extensive interlocking brick patio ' Ceramic flooring workmanship. Heated inground 1 " - pool!!! Excellent value - 5207.500! Pool, sauna, hot tab use 'Prime S. Ajax area To view this "Special" home please call $96,500 HELEN MASON* _t. JACQUELYNN -` Your Personal Realtor TAMrER'' Consultant... For Life! 619-9500 _ (905) 631-3300 or 686-3330 w• RVMWV _ �4 FIRST da" I HERITAGE REALTY LTD. AJAX,cJ AN AJAX $1929500 �P� O� MUST SEE! 2,224 SQ. FT. vQ�����G� • 3 bedrooms 4 bedroom home almost � L ' Central air brand new. North hermitage ' Pie -shaped lot area. Big, bright kitchen, O • Backs on to pant separate dining room. ■ • Family room with Large master bdrm. with en ! fireplace suite. Great value - quiet • Approx.1,600 sq. fL! street. Sleps to schools 3 ' Only asking $147,500! parks- CALL STEVE BRIAN KONDO* FEAROH* ,�: ,.,•.� - ' 683-2992 4 683-2992owe I -I . RVMW RVMW" QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. I QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. GCIRCLE THIS DATE INGROUND POOL 0i0� ON YOUR CALENDAR! 0�� PRESTIGIOUS QCT h'p� OCT. sTH ,�Q��P LOCATION BTy Sic Asking S219.900 X Lot90x125 Wen kept 4 bdm,.1iorne in X Absolutely stunning 'Staple Ridge. area of Pc" QQ` X 4 good -size bedrooms G�Q• _ . �i cerarnic er,fr, through to X Hardwood flooring no 1; p - �: greenhouse kitchen X European style kitchen eS ■rLbm floor tanxily room with x Many others 1111 Call now. won't last Pleas.25ll aq. ft r �. PATRICIA X Please call Barrie Cox' REABURN for directions to 1101 windgr¢Square. 683-2992 '�---n tom► RFIMPK ^ RFIM RC" n^O GE RVEF REAL' _�� ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD FABULOUS FAMILY SOMETHING "SPECIAL" r HOME - AT S194,500 Immaculate. shows a "10" A •,arvest of features in this 2.000 Austin Model 2.684 sq. h. sz ft. raised bungalow - lust Private location by Church aded with upgrades and extras. Two family rooms. two - oedrooms - 3 baths fireplaces=WNW)rural living & dining room In4aw apartment as -! ;qo 'amity kitchen with k Leaded french doors _ _ .■ .—.. .,a.`3st area Workshop. long driveway w imily room with gas fireplace ' 'w'�" home is better than new with Ask �q S",4 MIo - , VERY SPECIAL La. new jt t air cent. vat. All LUCYBATESON upgraded - (905) 619-9500 ,, t �, - idloom. The list goes on and :,311 fast to view this Gern i--- 1 ��T� ' 1 ► JULIE TREBILCOCK AT ' I t r r • 683-2992 RF/MW' a *Y nNc -7 a_ STUNNING s118,900 _ HOME �.v Iisting ax property - Jn a manicured lot ' •,_;ached 3 bedroom home s :lith w/o to flagstone +� .,et street ratio. open concept ate yard t. deck ving room. S5.445 A __ rooms own. S1.051 monthly.," :,cod under CALL 30m RICK CHOMCY' ery well _ OR BERNARD LEE CALL DAVE McLEAN' - 619-9500 y _ 1-905-839-7449 - RVMW" t I ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD., Hills REALTOR HERITAGE REALTY LTD. PRIME EXAMPLE: �' ,�r "SENSATIONAL" 5169,000 WOWS - a= - `' ' This homes loaded Dream kit. with 5 built-in appls. Four bedrooms. three baths. t - V'' central air, and a finished �►` �. 'Stunning hardwood floors �Q. �Q •• basement! Located on a quiet -,-, ,. a"l ' 91oot ceilings i cres. For this and other homes Huge walkout basement r -- that represent 2,000 sq. ft. bungalow _ VALUE PLUS 50x200 ft. lot tX'vt9 call the guy who will find you. View of the lake the home buyer. the best value Whirlpool tub, french doors > " for your hard earned money: - Central air &vac. high eff. CALL CHRIS BURNETT* heating r:;• (416) 283-1500 Customized lighting (9051839-7"9 l Plus many more upgrades! or 1-800-663-1734 CALL DOUG TAYLOR" at 24 hour payer ' 831-3300 RF/MW RF/MP C ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD., FIRST Realty !! REALTOR M -BUILT BUNGALOWLtd. .... .. •i►:ilYk Jrn,.o'........z !71 Little shot big shot A sports camp offered at the Ajax Community Centre saw Daniel Suck going up for a big shot recently. The camp offered a host of activities, including basketball, hockey and tennis and provided kids with an outlet for their energy towards the end of their sum- mer break photo by Ron Pietroniro Belamys tees off for health Belamys restaurant in Ajax raised $1,430 for Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital at their golf tournament held in July. Hospital Foundation executive director Shirley Freek (hold- ing the tournament trophy) recently accepted the cheque from (left to right) Bob Hamilton, Larry Elesworth, Belamys manager Rob Hollinger, Ken Masterton and tournament co- sponsor Gerry Kraan of Gerrits Door Sales and Service in Ajax. The tournament was also co-sponsored by Bud Tetro of Universal Graphics in Ajax. The money wiU be used to purchase medical equipment for the hospital. photo by A.J. Groen Cruiser control Durham Regional Police Constable Lana Douglas showed Kimberly Rego, 8, a new cruiser at the Pickering Firefighter Fund Raising Barbecue heli recently at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering Saturday. Career futures Summer students Lydia Riva (left), and Rakhi Ruparelia (seat- ed) were instructed at the recent Career Assistance and Resources for Employment (CARE) open house by executive director Maralyn Tassone. The event for the United Way -spon- sored project was held at the CARE office in Pickering. T-0 00 AFIR I I I A I -,REALTY LTD. -(TORE) mr-0 A %0 e, IBM 900fAn4bell se FaftfiWillament Who Coulltil Ask for a W_ PONNIVIN VNIVA P . 011"d b M. 7 9 am ilitivois kkhm %Vp abd cdk* wall 1,400 IL d &ft atea on filk, I'• fair An"hing * WNh am 25 yrs. of ex -th a ROM Ed is ROW & ".�v -�'-�pwft C1101101 W Cdr dKk 3 bdN6 Nab mm as ills n $6,496 down + no F I in Durhm P40W. JAJME* 7T%' =UW INNINNY RIM- costs dow do 00111L- teas. you can dop WWV bdao McCubdh for * Whether k" or ll call! to today and we ROW in ddak. vAbaplessedloassialyott -M • "001111FAM SIMACRES ! I Lowed Cartierrs worth is valm A SMART NKNE CIFJUW Located at Write sbkw • %v W" SOt50 aw4w 12 1W honod Modelin WWadw A Move up to 3 large bedrooms. en sate, sunny JOHN kddw with bmaliiast area, man sleft O thh"IftilillpaMpO . • swcoffm 4"]MUST M SEEN VUSELAP 29 dock coo aw.. a real daq* Cal Jdm cal Taw ia..cmmp hld',aAerc 831-3300. • Fft ym Own; R COAL ORM PU81111M TOMW - Divivais do conn bw F* drlethed ham a* wuntry tow Pft 4111111 and Oak borirhg ftwip" moor beftan bomb ain SO EM OnnrE UW ONLY $126401 Owm AL CENTRAL MCKIEF" Jud Aged Lovely unit I=W in one of Picksong's n 8[)(1811 111"nular Appmirrkadely 2.7W sG I. for S21Z9K C4r" PAUL In m I -00A111, 1 - orty a shM a* to We & GEOFF ftw w aeo bb RON AL ar & war- hLW Koew afmianeL 2 sap. bm xw. KEELER* ow- wncwt,pmeft yovd, an suft boo, access door to 2 aterWojW W" speow WALKER* d "'M for to bft MIUM 'To RM ftr to oe&v t ft& -m rioset vvAcuMm sh&n. 4 HUTTON* 900"Zod be*wm mid second sm v~ P hurthurtrec mm. To vow call W Keeler 831-33W. View Call Shv1@0Goi*VVvtk@r. n*eat t1.� fir 4woy ta d1n. mL Cal Al HL9%an Fn1 -33W nrm im Ipt *W fill N FIRST-TIME BUYER OR NVESTOR BEST suv, JUST LISTED JAAX 39,900. South Ajax 3 bdmL bunigalow, prenum pie shaped lot mm root & STEW owwd noom; "Odom & commour *env MW imok-som aw 11mv *Av* a lainvy mom Kmu* inindm. in-law suite Wdh2bdin kktm& kl"* commodefte a real to. a Us 4111amor No lomoom. a SIC NO mod "@&-A cbm VvEms mar Vma - Ft* ft . oced 400101= CaKdw Asundemomamw bath, separate side a". For 4 call Jam Krull, 831-3300. 1111111k 10 /drat.&PW Gone WOW Gob PON" Poe mod w samo 4,.,.....,.a.*, on o.1'.rarer Cas Str/..03+0330 MMMMM SAY BUNGALOW Absolutely gorgeous 4 bedroom by the bayt BKJL Premium lot AN brick- Fully firitshed. kid. JCWM A TRUE SHOWPLACE COUNTRY LMPIG N THE CITY -sauna, dance ft". keplam. AN ft "s for Fabulous iaridsca;xv. vrgr-una wftw syswn, seam* Cosy and spotless bungalow on targe lot 12x24 ft. deck, $169,900. MOM* system ceit at, cent. vac-, soWunlfamdy room additim now root. f�c* renovated Only $122,900. Cali Join sunken MV rm., formal dm,4 A nrA to see, cal John Mon a. Moniz. IMMMI S SOUTH AJAX DISCOVERY SAY Looking for a vaftaA baevaV Located close to ft Wm o. This hah4m an eat -in kitchen DONT WSS TM BEAUTY BACKS" BY THE BAYS189,9W -41 vWbu" lid a bkqp 003181' bdrm. WAN FeafurvV mob bot " **fsLzed kit. with wio to deck. 4 flan sel-m Ww wO now o4ftards, combnation kviWdnag 601111s, 11103001 bdim. 44464n doset, bsrni. firvOted w1h new -loom " mw with woodunng sow am wakw to aAWm dock Oy* welt -in closet, and "V dons from the BRI )wm** ba BVQM pool. 2 bats. healed am mm adIbm vjM s4f#ft end bmadloom bar. nuns. main ftw lawidry, ovit w, owt vat 1-A1n,­ mm to deck. Appmx 2.600 sq fl. $249.900 Walter Bmw.— vA%kW2oyard. drive sdum1@donman,treed let VVaftr Oro. A z $NUN qmWk 3. FOR RENT $1 MONO. Cd AAMPM bw nmn%. 4 10 wA 4,790 aq. ft, brand now Loaded viii[ wpwo% >'fta '= on 1* 199"WRIW6- _L- ?a we mal. Sart LOaCf HIaMO• cam & pwxL COO ow t'AGF. 20-A=1'HF. NVWS ADNERI'ISF.R. WED- M-I.(MER 4. 1495 Pickeringresi*dentssurveyed o. .' �' � � ngp k -' ..1 ',, � � a. � ♦ • By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Citizens will be asked when they'd like Town offices to be open so the public can more easily conduct their business there. Pickering Council Monday referred to Town staff a proposal to extend the hours of operation at Town hall. Proponent Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto main- tains the current hours are inconvenient for =1 I customer, happy carrier Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser reader Paul Gauthier (top photo) accepts a 20 - inch color television from the News Adver- tiser's Judy Patterson in a monthly draw. Mr. Gauthier's name was entered into the draw simply for paying his carrier during collec- tion. At right. top News Advertiser carri- er Shawn Oearner was awarded a N set for surpassing his col- lections goal. He too won the N in a draw. Pickcrim'T talks ecoloQv PICKERING -- Ecolo- g� is on the agenda in a public meeting Nkednes- dac. Oct. I I here. The Town of Pickcnng holds a public meeting on ecological issues related to its draft official plan at 7.30 p.m. in the commit- tee room at the Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Call 420-4617 or 683-2760. people who work during the day, especial- "Just how much volume would we expect ly if they commute to Toronto. in each department and at what hours?" The Pickering Civic Complex is now Mr. Sheffield explained staff are plan - open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ning to survey citizens who drop by Town The new schedule being discussed facilities over the next few weeks to deter - would extend operating hours each day, mine the operating schedule they'd like to and/or one night per week to as late as 9 see. p.m. He expected to have a report on the mat - "At this point we don't know which ter back to Council's executive committee departments the public are interested in," by Nov. 27 so changes could be imple- said Town manager Tim Sheffield. merited by January. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick John- son worried extended hours might increase p = costs for the Town at a time Pickering is 1t" trying to cut back. x yr' "How many dollars are going to be involved in this in overtime?" ,r, 4But other councillors suggested flex ,..,. ,� Jj • time and staggered hours for staff could be • �` ,� implemented so the extended operating hours would not mean extra costs for the -� Town. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner noted many businesses have changed to late operating hours to improve customer Service. "in the government sector it's got to change as well.- Councillors noted many people now "z have to take time off work to get some- thing as simple as a building permit or — marriage licence. U 1 ANGELA S101,900 For this spacious 3 bedroom home. Eat -in kitchen. renovated 4 - pc.. finished basement & walk to lake'. All this a more. $101,900. HOFFMANN* l ��F`N.� ��, eve- ,,,�•r� � .cS APP X ' 94: 4 S179Wo -'Or- d :. soac:c,:s 3 -' nor 3 Cor Ak3�1 'torn CreaK,as� area t0 nuge e Shaped lot 3 WW'rooms Ir ?c -all reGace. Cerarncs. cobnlai doors - ir^ Iv nrattnr A nae rimaw2v GCRGECUS :Z -V -:Z BC -70M 5125 ". - 1 s _ 1 bedroom --res 3 wasnroom m aq = ,,:e k tcnen Wdh w c 'o PrNa* Yar� apauttj ftnerled basement You N 'ail n ove with Rks rVYro' •' A P -ACE .v S'4- HOME CW%E=S-,P br10WS b . - Prerraum pre kil .'li�Ql �- edt- !: 1'lc r vnth W o horn ^an'N ',)nf- _ 0v@ hnashed basernem Bwgaln niers drearr -c„se t-weN lovely lovely Dont mss this ;rle Call tudav CALL ANGELA HOFFMANN AT (905) 683-1088 FOR ALL THE DETAILS 'Sa es Representative :- • Son% Hi4i S,,arnl and ludio Rack Bundle R .,, ^.nn. III tilt' :Uk1kI racA %.'d I'.1 fiWLd Illtler � 111eanluwl >rrxr. dual mil" 1at'nr Lawilt -ktb k,IM K. hi-yktti a!lhh1W,, i-wx hw, r . • kArakltnll &UM We Knave hour To LLgen! 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A little help Acting on the premise that a little help is worth a lot of sympathy, the Ontario Government has created its own home ownership savings plan which can help you with a tax credit of as much as S5(x) a year. How it work~ The Ontario Hume Ownership Plan is intended to help first-time buyers save toward a down payment It (s a .ayings plan that you can open at a hank or other financial institution and make -,early deposits ut up to $z,(XX), depending on your income. N ho can henefit The plan is fur prospective home buyers who have never own%„ a home am H hcrc before. An\ one w hu is IS Years of age or older and has annual net earnings of up to S40A XX) can bencf:t from a plan. Couples with a combined net income of up to $80AXX) can also benefit. The plan Is available onl} for purchases of permanent residences. Purchases of seasonal or secondary residences are not coyercd. Contribution% and benefits You hase five -*cars hefore you huv a a/ AGENTS: LEAklNG YOUR MARK IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK' Jt'ST ADVERTISE IN i( 1'in APc6 � Y News Advertis r REAL EST EVERY WFDDNES , EVERY WEEK IF YOU CAN FIND A NICER! HOME AT THIS PRICE... BUY IT 3 bedroom brick bungalow on large town lot features 3 bathrooms, stunning decor, professionally finished basement with wet bar and Jacuzzi and so much more. 25 minutes north of Whitby. A must see at $169,900. Coimtrye 'lyme Realty U&, Re wwr house to make contributions to a plan. The maximum you can contribute to qualify for a tax credit is $2.(1(x) a year. The lower your income below $40,(XX). the higher the tax credit will be. How income is calculated To calculate net income, deduct RRSP contributions, union (lues. child care S O5) FNt.i t 1 _' 1), 11'!17. ,,NkIN Ill alrlle,l •� lean. 2/h/1/1.1._ \.7r? lill 9,\' It i t lint' rent who! ('all Kau! ('a.t'inu* . 83 7-1054. � � f1N 1. re.ouurn fnrr.l l'ir r, Lel • >a.rnr,l ,glen ,Gen u,r t,. hams • l'l,wrnal,uhlLa,r, • `, rau,ur rntr.ur, r r,� hvnf • L h al ,mumu flow, • 1 jrinulrJ &:rrenh,war Air. hen • i/uta, . n, a ./r, A ('alt Ran Argue* - 8.17-1054- expenses, moving expenses, alimony paid institutions offering OHOSPs will show that and carrying charges from your gross offerings are similar. However, take note of -the income. Combined income - in other words, various incentives offered to attract your your income together with that of your business. Depending on the institution, you partner - should not be more that S90JXX) may find that a free mortgage appraisal or after these deductions have been made. other benefits are available to plan holders. Calculate the value of these incentives as you hlaximizing the savings shop around among hanks, trust companies Comparison shopping among financial and other institutions offering OHOSPs. ;eda. /K J46&Kg. i/tC Jev!l rC" amw ufe.cde,q,d: ac 4"oag tla.at<a ;%z ceuciau:sy rte ooewdez c.s "ga& & dv�ew tdt a eae/trt dwvw. . 0 in mji com ? NEW CHOICE Realty �a9 Ltd. M E M B E R B R O K E R W 837=1054r MULTIPLE LISTING SOVN3:• wt -0 4i l l ►.1 1 z3 ' ^.1: ir. rem:: ,. r../:!r, •r: ill Jud t' -*[acre" . —. /„GJ. i t tt %AT • hrb�rrt.t., lru-mrrl ln. .l rr. ripe.. lrcrt;r All. q,!uun V. rI(t ,l Off .kit. 144' ,leelr lcrt. lin. '11:”A r,Yt,1 ,lett!!: brllh. ( all Raul ('atindt s.t --105.1, Issi %I/61.. Pl!\' -S f r,''Nhly ,It'(*W'(1ll'll. entl unit. Rec rot pm/ite't hal En ,uirl /,illi. Pr, h< rrrt;r. Gall Garry Frees * - X.? --1054. ■s■—IM•r Money 4 10" Talk Hel with PF Community Banking Manager Ajax/Pickering For The First Home Buvere, The Home Ownership Savings Plan No matter what the economic conditions, buying a first home is a tough hurdle financially. Most people need all the help they -n get. A little help Acting on the premise that a little help is worth a lot of sympathy, the Ontario Government has created its own home ownership savings plan which can help you with a tax credit of as much as S5(x) a year. How it work~ The Ontario Hume Ownership Plan is intended to help first-time buyers save toward a down payment It (s a .ayings plan that you can open at a hank or other financial institution and make -,early deposits ut up to $z,(XX), depending on your income. N ho can henefit The plan is fur prospective home buyers who have never own%„ a home am H hcrc before. An\ one w hu is IS Years of age or older and has annual net earnings of up to S40A XX) can bencf:t from a plan. Couples with a combined net income of up to $80AXX) can also benefit. The plan Is available onl} for purchases of permanent residences. Purchases of seasonal or secondary residences are not coyercd. Contribution% and benefits You hase five -*cars hefore you huv a a/ AGENTS: LEAklNG YOUR MARK IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK' Jt'ST ADVERTISE IN i( 1'in APc6 � Y News Advertis r REAL EST EVERY WFDDNES , EVERY WEEK IF YOU CAN FIND A NICER! HOME AT THIS PRICE... BUY IT 3 bedroom brick bungalow on large town lot features 3 bathrooms, stunning decor, professionally finished basement with wet bar and Jacuzzi and so much more. 25 minutes north of Whitby. A must see at $169,900. Coimtrye 'lyme Realty U&, Re wwr house to make contributions to a plan. The maximum you can contribute to qualify for a tax credit is $2.(1(x) a year. The lower your income below $40,(XX). the higher the tax credit will be. How income is calculated To calculate net income, deduct RRSP contributions, union (lues. child care S O5) FNt.i t 1 _' 1), 11'!17. ,,NkIN Ill alrlle,l •� lean. 2/h/1/1.1._ \.7r? lill 9,\' It i t lint' rent who! ('all Kau! ('a.t'inu* . 83 7-1054. � � f1N 1. re.ouurn fnrr.l l'ir r, Lel • >a.rnr,l ,glen ,Gen u,r t,. hams • l'l,wrnal,uhlLa,r, • `, rau,ur rntr.ur, r r,� hvnf • L h al ,mumu flow, • 1 jrinulrJ &:rrenh,war Air. hen • i/uta, . n, a ./r, A ('alt Ran Argue* - 8.17-1054- expenses, moving expenses, alimony paid institutions offering OHOSPs will show that and carrying charges from your gross offerings are similar. However, take note of -the income. Combined income - in other words, various incentives offered to attract your your income together with that of your business. Depending on the institution, you partner - should not be more that S90JXX) may find that a free mortgage appraisal or after these deductions have been made. other benefits are available to plan holders. Calculate the value of these incentives as you hlaximizing the savings shop around among hanks, trust companies Comparison shopping among financial and other institutions offering OHOSPs. ;eda. /K J46&Kg. i/tC Jev!l rC" amw ufe.cde,q,d: ac 4"oag tla.at<a ;%z ceuciau:sy rte ooewdez c.s "ga& & dv�ew tdt a eae/trt dwvw. . 0 in mji com ? NEW CHOICE Realty �a9 Ltd. M E M B E R B R O K E R W 837=1054r MULTIPLE LISTING SOVN3:• wt -0 4i l l ►.1 1 z3 ' ^.1: ir. rem:: ,. r../:!r, •r: ill Jud t' -*[acre" . —. /„GJ. i t tt %AT • hrb�rrt.t., lru-mrrl ln. .l rr. ripe.. lrcrt;r All. q,!uun V. rI(t ,l Off .kit. 144' ,leelr lcrt. lin. '11:”A r,Yt,1 ,lett!!: brllh. ( all Raul ('atindt s.t --105.1, Issi %I/61.. Pl!\' -S f r,''Nhly ,It'(*W'(1ll'll. entl unit. Rec rot pm/ite't hal En ,uirl /,illi. Pr, h< rrrt;r. Gall Garry Frees * - X.? --1054. ■s■—IM•r 4 10" LOIS •* PSONNOTHIN Ill cHLei w 1 � _ ll, r,r,:r7 :,� ctut arranun, - — �; lean Rl"rrllt nice h,l,,►r trntvrir, nr< . tt "r, h+,nr. rr, • (i„ r 1.41K) cy /r Jenc'ed ycfrzl, c'cltilr ,!reel c eili,r„ plebe hrnucl/rx»n W la tr r,anns r� f1r,,,rtllL.r. RON\,. n,a,nlenan, r Pers Call Barbara K. Smith - 837-I054. ('all Ron.Argue• . 837-1054 ES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND GROWING" 4W Parents urged to watch for. whooping cough . ❑ Regional health department reports confirmed cases in recent weeks By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Parents are urged to closely moni- tor their children after three cases of potentially - fatal whooping cough have been confirmed here in the past three weeks. Durham's Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Linda Panaro notes whooping cough is "very infectious. If (someone who's afflicted is) in a room with a baby for an hour, the baby is sure to get it." Dr. Panaro, who was also diagnosed with whooping cough earlier this year, doesn't know where the three cases were. but says then J__1_T9 involved school children. Whooping cough is caused by a bacteria that's spread through coughing, sneezing and talking. It starts like a cold, but the cough lasts a long time. The cough is often fol- lowed by vomiting, gag- ging or breath holding (also called apnea). It gets its name because of the `whoop' or inhaled breath that sometimes fol- lows a coughing spell. The disease can be fatal, particularly in babies because fragile blood vessels in their brains may rupture during a coughing fit, she says. Children up to the age of seven can be vaccinat- ed against the disease. While the vaccination doesn't stop children from getting whooping cough, it does protect against complications such as pneumonia or brain damage. WHA- A V'EW' 2.800 so " of pe^ec'!or Baas ELVIRA aoutse poor entn Sca'Ier. 0 "a -a 5yte s:atrcase LAROCOUE. BeautltJ 2 tier deck on KTcr,er &'arr. In =or more Into cam ENIa:_ai cue. 423-767r ELAINE THIEMANN' EXCEL -ENT VALUE' 5184.900 Fully Ile' a x— or ige 57x'•' IT fence(I lot. Hoi!ywxn: k, open to tam 'm alp Prime PICKe^ g i catlor Immed. occupancy Call Eame A child with a persis- tent cough should be seen by a doctor, who will treat the youngster with antibiotics, Dr. Panaro says. Bacteria can be spread for up to three weeks, but using antibiotics shortens that period to about five days. Anyone with whooping cough should limit their contact with children, especially babies, for five days after treatment has begun. She stresses the full 10 - day cycle of antibiotics should be taken. Children's vaccination records should be checked and eligible youngsters should get shots. There were 14 cases of whooping cough reported in Durham over the sum- mer. Call Durham's health department at 723-8521 or 686-2g40 for informa- tion. uexe.sAdrxder! ' RV,MW THE BIMMAX COM1164" QUALITY ONE LTD. Successful selling requires the proper ingredients 683-5000 (Tor.) 416-286.5000 KATHI MOYER' DON DENNIS** Y.V.A. RAYMOND OUGH• CONNIE DENNIS* ('andidate of 20 tears .Sales 10 }ears .Lfarketinx 12 }ears Real Estate Appraisal Institute Experience Experience Experience 6 )ears Real Estate TO HAVE AL1. THIS AND MUCH MORE WORKING FOR YOU, CALL ANY ONE 905-683-5000 OF THE ABOVE FOR A FREE CONSULTATION AT 94 -UW APT. BACKING ON TO $149.900 ' �; ,y; ,a i J PARK $214,900 1.700 sq. ft. with rec rm. • Makes other homes oversized 2 car garage r, green with envy - Miofksiop' • Picture window in ' Sep. entrance horn In- . sunshiny kit. uw j I ' Cent. as for hot Spotless home. great steamy days location 'Mother in-iaw apt. x7.495 down. $5561mo. • Mins. to schools a atter apt. income. lake WOW? $7,000 DOWN BACHELOR PAD ' AM brick bungalow Here's a healthy Sep. entrance. opportunity. Cosy - almost n4aw apt. _ -: ---- bungalow on large mound) lot located in unique Wait to wall firap�eplace country setting. • 6 Carries like rent. 'Act - Included _ Only 5114,900. Only $135.000 Now' PEARL -LIKE PERFECTION This home spartdes trom Top to bottom Loaded wdh extras 2 bdlms Plus, -vers+zed den appls ncli,,ded 3veAc0kS private part area. - )y this contented -ityle fp, only :i ♦I OWN A BOAT OR RUBBER DUCK? ,Valk 7c ^canna or swim r your back yard -ground pool _'veiV back w"h ced sunr Iced h xdstove In tam rr.. ae eat -m kit. _ -cared on quiet -our$ :,a" Is, ',Paco an# -error ` I 1 •Lei i"11 , � if 1 e N.1\('1 GAR1)\I-,R I P0 I, \I)1 -:R►> Wayne Einhorn and Roz `lenary are proud to announce that Nancy Gardner`' (Pounder) has joined our growing organization of top producers. S�: _ DETACHED WITH *� TACHED WITH STEVE IN-LAW APT. - $1 9.900 DEIN-LAW APT. `+ -Cy D LASZLO* Det. ounigaiow with a 3 $134.900 1. 1 HA+4`4.t����,,,.fe�r-t-t'�r`� 619-951x1 bdrm in-law apt. 2 pet 3 bai n y,nth n- Daths, wio from bsmt to * 464,"•rr� a 2-ber deck oacks on to taw apt an gar., beautiful & clean. .y � seek. chid sate court. double att. garage Large kit. must see. .ti Shows great. Steve Steve Laszlo, 619- 619-9500 19- 6n9-9500 9500 AWOL �7 r_ T Ar ll� SUSAN VINCENT' aCHARM, WARMTH 8 VALUE'. 619.9500 Beautiful 3+1 bdrm. In quiet Pickering location! Pine floors, french doors, sunken tam. rm. • wio V<1k7to lovely yard & deck. Finished bsmt., high eff. gas 9+SA rea cbeauty' e. tSusan Vincent. 619500eranda ALAAA Her proven expertise is GROUP I evident by the number of happy' I BARRY families she has successfully moved during FITZSIMONSDES�" DESIRABLENORTH HERMITAGE her 12 year real estate career In our SUTTON 4 years new, detached all brick beauty' 4 bedrooms, GROUP 3 baths, main floor family room & laundry. Large community. Nancy can't wait to hear from CLASSIC kitchen, 4 -pc. en suite. Absolutely gorgeous & you. Call her today! 831-9500. fabutot,s design. Asking $189,900. To view phone 686-5153 Barry RUST eons, Salton Classic, 696-5153. 5Ws Raps 'Milli "Associ•1• 9rolor If school's back in ` u'ih a♦ 1y'' ' ' t o are,� ea l� 9 ce `,, ' ❑ Durham health department says proper treatment key to controlling the problem DURHAM — If your child is scratching his head, don't assume he's having a problem with his math homework. With children back in school, cases of head lice are on the rise. For parents, education and proper treatment are the keys to controlling the problem, the Durham Region health depart- ment reports. "Usually when school starts, the health department receives frantic phone calls from par- ents and principals about head lice. That's why we've written a flyer that lists helpful hints for controlling head lice." says Durham public health nursing supervisor Marion Megesi. Head lice are tiny insects that live on the scalp. Anyone can get them. but school chil- dren are more likely to spread them because then share hats. helmets, combs, brushes and are in head-to-head contact more often than adults. Adult lice live 10 days and in that time they lay eggs, called nits, that stick to the shaft of the hair one-quarter inch from the scalp. Nits take seven to 10 days to hatch. Lice move quickly, they don't jump or fly and they take on the color of the hair they call home. Nits are easier to see, as they look like dandruff, but they can't be flicked off. One of the first signs can be itching and scratching of the head. Parents should look for scratches at the nape of the neck and behind ears, because adult lice are tiny and hard to see. Ms. Megesi says there are several over-the-counter treat- ment products available and suggests people consult a pharmacist about the appropri- ate type to use. The health department has tip: for parents: • Act quickly if you find head lice: • Check all familv members immediately. then weekly for four week,,,. G(cxl lighting is important. so search heads next to a window or lamp: • Tell the school and parents of your child's playmates: • It's very important to treat only those who have head lice. Repeat the treatment one week later, • Use treatment products and follow the directions care- fully. The whole scalp must be covered with the product. After treatment, shampoos without conditioners should be used to wash hair. Sometimes lice survive treatment; if you suspect this, call the health department; • Remove all nits after treat- ment by running hair strands between thumb and fingernail. To help remove nits, soak the hair with a mixture of one tablespoon of vinegar in one cup of water, • All bedding, headgear, towels and clothing used in the last three days should be washed in hot water, • If you need help, ask a friend, neighbor. relative or check with your child's school: • Avoid sharing headgear: • Long hair should be tied back. Since lice don't hop or fly. preventing your hair from touching others helps stop the spread of lice. Call the Durham Region health department at 723-K521 or 686-2740 for more informa- tion, a copy of the flyer and a fact sheet about head lice. Fish feeding on Aquarium Society agenda DI TRIiAM -- Proper feed of the friends in your fish tank are on the agenda next week when the Durham Region Aquarium Society meats. The group meets Tuesy. Oct. 10 at 7:30 pm. in the cafeteria of R.S. Mclauvhhn Collegiate. 570 Stevenson Rd. Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK N.. Oshawa. Vita Lucas will speak on txxidimming and feed- ing fish. Call 8314W crv). 987- 341' �1im). Creative classes for crafty people PICKERING -- Calling all crafty begins at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, people., Regisgation for Cfeatiygly Oct., l 1. CkassFs gin six %I=ks, from Years,1 chit cht4s bdd at $i l 181►, M. I kin Ncov. 22, 9 to 1 ? al m. $15. Chureh; 550 Kingston Rd:, kering, Call 831-6130. durham news Nevvv-s Advertiser CE Get yourself hooked up to the INFORMATION HIGHWAY! — First 12o to register receive • one month Internet access F • no Set -Up Fee • 24 Hour Help Line IN-Im • Flexible Membership options? .with a minimum 2 month Brought To You By: Durham's Oshawa •Whitby • Clarington �c'' S 4 ,. THIS WEEK News Advertiser 865 Farewell Ave., Oshawa 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax se..,n� ihb�w�-Whnhy CLnnFun Office Hours: Office Hours: Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 8 P.M. Mon. to Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sat.9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sat. 9 am. to 5 p.m. REE* :f 51rll Information Pro' axe IJ W t! >QUALITY::ONE LTD,"., T : - This fully detached, all brick home is in a very desirable neighborhood. There is 2 baths, fully 1 -' 02992 '.17� 83 Mfinished basement, gas heating, large sun deck and6 ss v more. Call today for all the details. a •. • • • • • _al ` Conveniently located n des rat;!e south Ajax Offering newer Capture something exquisite with this sparkling • 12.385 sq. ft. en 1 acre • Truck level shipping windows and shingles. spacious eat -m kitohen with walkout to large Hudson model3 walkoutswestern exposure,' deck, fresh) decorated frorr to to bottom. above rade windows mj= • 400 amps at 600 volts •For sale or lease �+ finished basement with 2 -pc bath and extra bed room-ofice. . . Cal j. overlooks tennis & pool. 2+1 bedroom, non-smoker's today for further information. '% home. <: a. t - ,IS ■ ` g r; 161' yard brand new flooring in R J kitchen, 3 bedrooms, home shows _ r'•...'rR..' \ =�.� � � � i .S 7 3 � � j kms•: pride of ownership. Lovely family :- �= '~ neighborhood. For Your Market'`` 1 1 Evaluation call Teresa Vander Holst, ' 3 bedrooms. fronting ': pang �' ..; _ ��=� '^rcugnout S'a- ?00- Preehoa concept townhomes. great location -much to ` including ceramics In toyer 8 �r:^�^ ��.: ^oge stove. Sales Associate at 683-2992. .er 'S' tune buyer 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms- 3 appliances eat- kltwith walkout wwalkout - separate dining room - hvv room maintenance r : washer. dryer. ni:as. s, e?, i!wng Call ti_• ` � ^� ?�t^'� ^.iCE ��SAAW �s�FOP SALE Q _.ertool,s avne New construction - pick Your own colours and 1CV�' a car e h!^y -all *as, tc .ie* 683-2992 _.Catec Ir pop„ ,a' .'oest e. - es ca_•s3 bedrooms. f n,shed bagorgeous : :'_ c^��al s :�!!7 ,� ' � stied 1­7-:o� .� oottor^ ^c ,.c �: '= - - Gc°ge- ,. V ,� greenbe!! lot. �'Vain�..: --aseme—. -amnv room " -'' rec room. Wrap-around deco.. Central air. Steps 2 oc a ardwood ,cors upg•aoe ith cathedra! coli ^C La ­ soaped front & back. to school and park. Shows well. --•a^ cs S —cre A s sr� � � ;:.� ::..�, _•''ti'.'— -' ,,,;_,i .11 , 1 � 11 e( ('i�r,i�lll '("';�;�• _ •t Gr Air- �- • • E cin ..a5^s_-.- C SC • • ^�k.'�.,J •__ ,.�_ �" 13K �"C� — "C'a'e,7 C;ry � P'eTum ^"att.'E ,, ,r • _ . ... � Alar __ ^ . . _esS C^a.', `" ,^>.'^„ . SteCS 'C SCnO;,i C3'K _ .win �r.,�P •... T..ry ..:x:x1r.•� AL s e ri. A '2x24 f: :ecla, ea'-!'. KJ'r^er :venooks Bea..' three bedroom tangalow with spaciousin-law Approx. 2,400 sq. M. plus finished osmt., fully fenced park. Very quiet Sett ng close to schools. 3 bcrms. with apa^.ment Separate entrance. central air conditioning, lot, 4 large bdrms., main floor laundry and family main floor family room and finished bsmt. A great area newer windows. nice location, great value. Listed at T c•�y 9�' room. All for only `$189,900. Child safe area, walk to :c raise � se �ur a .�u schools and shops!!! Located near Hospital, 2+1 bdrm. ;�� CALL condo, 3 walkouts open to tiled balconies, ceramic, marble & hardwood floors, two entrances, B/I breakfast nook, pantry and book shelves. Shows a 10 plus. M N Exceptional opportunity '3 85C sq h nestled among ravine estates, vaulted ceilings marble tp in 17x22 living room Stunning open concept Truly distinctive - offering infinite adaptability to any decor or color schemer Shows to perfection Call today. 863-186 OR 83-299