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Page 4 Down but not out Dunbarton Spartans' Theron Walker is tackled by Trinity College School Bears' Andrew Rodney in a Durham/East Bowl senior boys' football semi-final at Oshawa Civic Stadium Thursday. Dunbarton, of Pickering, beat the Port Hope school 26-20 to advance to the Durham/East Bowl final against the Barrie North Vikings at Civic Stadium Tuesday. Story on Page 19. photo by Ron Pietroniro N7 MISS THIS MAGICAL J -s _ t Crash victim's " family hopes ` good can come from tragedy' Send memorial donations to fund to buy wheelchair for ailing politician, they ask By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Hoping "some goW can come rrom tragedy", the father of a Pickering man killed in a colli- sion last week would like memorial donations put towards the purchase of a wheelchair for a local politi- cian. "My son loved baseball. He played on two teams last summer," John McCluskey says of his 23 -year-old son David, who was killed Nov. 3 while driving home from a Guelph -area function with three friends. "I began thinking of (baseball legend) Lou Gehrig because of David's love of baseball ... I knew Dave (Farr) was in difficulty and thought helping him would See VICTIM'S...Psge 3 Inside In the news Editorial...................6 Winter's first blast Sports.....................19 rough on drivers Classified................22 Page 2 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 InfoSource 683-7040 Sincerely Yours • 1-900-451-3793 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.d.urhamnews.net 93t+74GST =$1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVER`T'ISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1995 Winter's first blast rough on drivers DURHAM — Motorists through- out Durham Region are having some dif wulty adjusting to their fust taste of old man winter, police say. 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Plan /ii /a •• fi P THE NEWS ADVER'PLSEQ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1!lSPAGB 9 Victim's kin want to help others FROM PAGE 1 allow us to have some good come from tragedy." Mr. Farr, Pickering Ward 2 Regional Councillor and long-time community activist, is ill with Amy- otrophic Lateral Sclerosis, better known as AIS or Lou Gehrig's Disease. A fund has been established to help purchase a wheelchair for him. (The wheelchair costs about $25,000, 75 per cent of which is covered by OHIP.) Mr. McCluskey got to know Mr. Farr while watch- ing their sons play tennis. "Our David would always want to be helping some- one... We thought this was something he'd want to do," notes his mother Gail. David graduated from St. Mary Catholic Secondary School and was enrolled in an environmental program at Centennial College in Scarborough. After graduat- ing from St. Mary, David worked pan -time at LOEB Glendale until he began col- lege last December. Upwards of 800 people attended David's funeral. His death has been particu- larly difficult for three friends who survived the accident. "His friends have told us in a split second he decided to go to the ditch" as a northbound minivan came towards them in the south- bound lane, says Mrs. McCluskey. "They believe that's why they're alive. If he hadn't swerved, (the acci- dent) would have taken them all at once." A 42 -year-old Guelph Township man has been charged with impaired dri- ving causing death in the 2:45 a.m. collision near Aberfoyle that killed David. He has also been charged with impaired driving caus- ing bodily harm, criminal negligence causing death and criminal negligence causing bodily harm. David was pronounced dead upon arrival at McMaster Hospital in Hamilton. A 21 -year-old friend suf- fered a broken pelvis and severe bruising to his chest, heart and lungs. Both his legs were broken in two places above each knee and two places below. His con- dition has been upgraded to fair at Hamilton General Hospital. Two other Pickering men, both aged 23, were injured in the accident and have David McCluskey Crash 'devastated four families,' say man's parents since been released from hospital. Mrs. McCluskey hopes the man responsible for the accident is prohibited from ever driving again and, if convicted, is ordered to do community work. "He should meet our fam- ily and see what he's done to us," she adds. "He should also meet the other boys and their families. He's devastat- ed four families." Mr. McCluskey hopes the accident reminds people of the dangers of drinking and driving. For more information on C gvoliqI7141� K 71 Su We ane currently taking registration for fie following chikhen's computer courses stortmg this month. Kids On The Net. An ntroducnOn 'C the nternet for kids. ki ages 9 -14 Z� CABI >?>t @aAPL Kids team computer prog7z;mrnrng , .+ .;sing C language. ages 9 - 14 Creative tr"jgwemdens. 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That's why officials from the health department have joined a provincial committee studying two - dose measles vaccination. Dr. Richard Schabas, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, rec- ommends the two -dose vaccine in his annual report, Immunization: The Next Steps, expected to be released next week. Currently, a single measles vac- cination is given to children when they're 12 months old. The vacci- nation provides protection from measles for 95 per cent of young- sters. Durham officials were interested in studying the possibility of the double-dose system, says Dr. Panaro, after seeing positive results when implemented in the United States. "Two -dose scheduling, when introduced into a country, works." Under a two -dose system, chil- dren would be vaccinated for measles at 15 months and then again before they start school. Dr. Panaro explains two -dose vaccination is so effective because it re -vaccinates all children, includ- ing those who were left unprotect- ed after the first round of shots. "No vaccine is 100 per cent," admits Dr. Panaro, but she says by increasing the vaccine, the number of susceptible children are decreased, thus reducing the chance for an outbreak. Measles is a serious, highly -con- tagious infection that often resem- bles the common cold in the early stages. It causes a high fever and a red rash. One in 2,000 children with measles develops encephalitis (a swelling of the brain) and one in 3,000 dies. Dr. Panaro says having the two - dose vaccine will reduce the proba- bility of these complications. The chance of complications increases with a person's age. 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Finch Ert bl A GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEA!! 17-,- � � ! aam ASAP durha =,� tot SMIRVICE Get yourself hooked up to the WORLD WIDE WEB!! • No Busy Signals • Full Internet Access • FREE 7 day -a -week Customer Service • Flexible Rates • Personal E -Mail Address • Web Page Services Available • Fully Enabled T-1 Access • Business Packages • Local Hook-up (No long distance!) Brought to you by Durham's Information Provider Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK News Advertiser http://www.durhamnews.net Catholic school trustee calls for more `openness' By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPOMTR DURHAM — The move for openness and mcmased accountability of the people who handle the public purse is spreading. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustee Todd McCarthy (Ajax) recently introduced three motions, which have been tabled for further study and which would: Ll Prohibit trustees, the director, superintendents and middle management from accepting or seeking gibs and gratuities from any third party dealing with the board. "It is essential that trustees and staff not be influ- enced and not appear to be itnfluerwed by thirdparties who are prepared to offer mss, gratuities and benefits to advance DIRECT their self-interest,' Mr. McCarthy said with his notice of motion. ( O SALES Force the director, superintendents and middle management to file expense SCANDINAVIAN & CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE statements outlining mileage, meals and Terence costs annually. WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER OF "Just as trustees are required to dis- dose their annual expenses for scrutiny by the public because trustees are accountable to the public, it only makes sense that the director, superintendents and middle management who are accountable to the public through the board of trustees should disclose those expenses that are funded by taxpayer dollars," Mr. McCarthy noted. He notes he "didn't follow the lead of the public board", where Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper waged a similar fight, demanding the right to view board supervisory officers' expense accounts. "On one hand, I must make financial decisions relating m expenditures of public funds," she had argued. "On the other hand, I am denied access to information I deem necessary to make such deci- sions." After a lengthy battle, the board agreed to break down discretionary business costs of supervisory officers in the following areas: conference expens- es, food, car allowance, accommodations and other business travel. O Open up administrative council We Also Sell Sofas meetings to a trustee representative. "I o ensure„I— ess and accauntabil- TEAK -OAK - ky are mawtauxxt it is essential that the ratepayers through their trustees are not excluded from meetings that directly impact upon the day -today operations of the board and the development and implementation of board policy,” explained Mr. McCarthy. He admits the last motion may have the least chance of succeeding and assures he "absolutely did not" introduce any motion to correct any wrongdoing. "It's about openness and accotuutabili- ty; nothing more, nothing less ... The worst thing we can do is get personal about thittgs. 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AD of these exquisite rinks are heautifully set in 18 lit. k+old. RXI JerutM.V,%Z mz ILDICKERING TOWN CENTRE (9 05) 420-8MI) THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 112, ""&PAGE S Freedom of choice. It is one of the most cherished liberties of our democratic society. If we dont like where we work. we can find another job. And if we dont like the people we chose to represent us. we can vote them out at the next election. More and more people are exercising this right to choose" when deciding who will get their health care dollars. Nearly 30 billion dollars a year is being spent in North America on alternative medicine The results of a recent survey published in the Aetc England Journal of Medicine confirmed this trend. The study. conducted by Dr. David Eisenberg. indicated that 1 in 3 people seek relief from health problems through "non-medical or unconventional- care Researchers from Beth Israel Huspital and Harvard Medical School noted that people visit alternative practitioners such as chiropractors more often than they do Chiropractic is one of the safest, most e,,(fectire and most cost-efficient methods of health care. pediatricians. family physicians and internal medicine specialists combined. Though the money spent on alternative care is considerably less than the amount spent on regular health care. the patients are actually getting more visits for their mortey. according to Dr Eisenberg The most common reasons people sought alternative health care were due to conditions such as backaches (the number one reason). headaches. stress and chronic pain Chiropractic "s present populanty can he attributed in large part to basic principle on which chiropractic was founded: the body has the innate ability to heal itself. The rule of the chiropractor is merely to help the hotly stay healthy by removing any interference to the natural healing process. The vertebral subluxation is the major cause of this interference. A subluxation is a condition in which one or more vertebrae of the spine are out of alignment to the extent that a nerve is impinged and the normal transmission of nerve energy is obstructed. 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Distribution manager 0 Pbone: 6S3-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Opin10 Speak out As a committee of politicians forms to study the possibili- ty of reducing the size of regional council, we implore them to be thorough in their analysis and approach the job with an open mind. Many mayors and councillors have already spoken out against a smaller council, expressing concerns that elected officials will have difficulty representing a larger geographi- cal area effectively. This may well be, but it's a conclusion that should be drawn after the studying is done, not on the eve of the com- mittee's birth. Residents of Durham Region have an important role to play in the evaluation of a smaller council, but typically, one can expect small turnouts at public meetings as the commit- tee travels from municipality to municipality to gather public input. Taxpayers would do well to attend these meetings and voice concerns and questions, because the outcome of the committee's recommendations will affect all of us directly. There may be tax savings to be realized by cutting the number of regional councillors from 32 to 20; we might end up with a more streamlined government and a more cohesive group that can make the decisions that need to be made in chambers. We might find we have just as effective a govern- ment at less cost. Then again, we might not. We could find that our elected regional representatives, who would suddenly have a bigger constituency to answer to, are less available to listen to our concerns than they are now. We might discover that any tax savings achieved by downsizing the regional government body are minimal com- pared to the frustration of not being properly represented. The committee is setting out to put these concerns into perspective; to find the answers to these questions and make intelligent recommendations on the future of Durham Region. The input of taxpayers will be very important to the process. Take the time to speak your mind. Sunday's best Ajax Transit user fees 10 evidence of Tory strategy To the editor: This is further to my letter which you printed in the Oct. 13 edition, headed "A penny saved in income tax is a penny spent to aid PCs' vic- tims," dealing with the implication of Tory fiscal strategy. It is worth noting that, as a result of provincial subsidy cuts, Ajax Council approved not only increas- es in transit fares, but also the intro- duction of user fees for town buses by GO transit riders — 25 cents with valid GO Transit ticket or pass, and monthly stickers in the amount of $10 with a valid monthly GO Transit pass is now the fee for Ajax Transit riders. This is precisely what I predicted to happen, and is only the first of many similar insidious user fees to follow. Guy Collin, Ajax s wtRrrE To THE NEWs ADYEKIL C011MUCIALAw,A m, LAS M OR FAX uswT 6�3-73b3 Its N Politicians forget harsh lessons To the editor. Re: Region of Durham, proposed construc- tion of the Ajax water treatment plant. 1 am writing in order to express my concern about the construction of the Ajax water treat- ment plant, as proposed by the Region of Durham. As a ratepayer in Durham, it is dis- turbing, if not alarming, to hear government proposing, or as some would say intending, to spend some SW million on a water plant that we do not need. Unfortunately, it appears that some politi- cians and Durham Region staff have either for- gotten or failed to learn the harsh and expensive lessons from other forays into "mega" supply- side projects. We in Durham Region have the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station serving us as a sad reminder of the fact that decisions of the mag- nitude of $80 million are irreversible, once made. Once a plant is built, in this case water instead of energy, even a sincere desire in effi- ciency by the utility evaporates quickly because all of a sudden there is an urgency to sell more just to meet the increased financial obligations. Yet some politicians persist in testing the intelligence and patience of Durham ratepayers by proclaiming that the Ajax plant will "not cost taxpayers anything". Ontario taxpayers will be carried by Durham ratepayers. I must remind you that your government was elected to stop this type of inappropriate public spend- ing. This is a tremendous price to be forced to pay for the sake of supposed "development" and "jobs" A true water efficiency effort would produce far more desirable results and benefits to our local economy at a fraction of the esti- mated $80 million cost taxpayers simply cannot afford to fund. It appears the local decision -makers ignored the fact that water efficiency is a proven method to maintain water supply as has been demonstrated time and again throughout North America. It's more efficient, sustainable and far less costly to produce more water by saving it and using it more efficiently. Durham Region has done ittle to implement the water efficiency strategy that council unani- mously deemed unworkable. It seems to me that Durham Region (some politicians and staff) are smug and arrogant enough to believe that plant approval is now a fait accompli. It appears that their real water efficiency "strategy" since the beginning has been to stall the implementation of water efficiency, then plead "dire need" and have the audacity to come begging the Ontario government for a $12 -million handout and an approval to begin construction. Sadly, the public — and evidently some politicians — are not aware of the existence of Ontario's "Energy Service Companies" (FSCOs), who would welcome the opportunity to provide their services to the Region of Durham on a performance -contract basis. In the case of the Ajax water plant, spending the $80 million is evidently viewed by many at the Durham Region as being the only solution, which also happens to be the most expensive. I believe strongly that the majority of taxpayers would agree to try the proven low-cost alterna- tive first. We should not neglect another issue that perhaps supersedes all the others: tritium. The issue of tritium in drinking water and the dan- ger and health risk that tritium poses to the pub- lic should be sufficient grounds, alone, to not approve the Durham Region's application. Rich Krechowitz, Durham Region Don't downplay the value of day care To the editor: Congratulations, Mrs. Wainwright (News Advertiser, Oct. 26). You seem to have done some research — dig a little deeper though. Perhaps you didn't include studies from Dr. Fraser Mustard of The Centre for Advanced Research, Martha Friendly of the Child Care Research Unit at University of Toronto, findings from the Business Case for Child Care and the Child Care Needs Study from the Children's Services Division of Metro, because they didn't substantiate your claims; in fact, they refute them. As an Early Childhood Educator and a mother of two children (ages four -and -a -half and two), one of whom has experienced day care pro- grams, I strongly take exception to Ms. Wainwright's insinuations that people should "expect something to go very, very wrong" with my child simply because she is a "day care child." My eldest daughter was enrolled in a licensed child care centre that pro- vided a well-rounded program and an opportunity for me to ensure m� child's care givers were accountable; however, when my second child arrived, our arrangements changed. Two years ago, I chose to leave the workforce temporarily to stay at home in order to spend "quality time" with my two children. However, what I didn't realize was how much my oldest daughter would miss the day care programs she had been involved in and how little 'free' time I would actually have to provide her with that type of quality stimula- tion. The teachers whom Mrs. Wainwright suggests have the abilit} to pinpoint day care children should be reported. Not only is this a blatant bias towards a particular group of children, but to suggest all day care kids are aggressive and behave poorly is unprofessional and might even sug- gest that these teachers offer such bland programs these already -stimu- lated children are probably bored. Instead of trying to downplay the value of child care, Mrs. Wainwright should focus her energy, in her own words, so "that the very best child care should be provided to those who need it." In many cases, tax dollars don't .go directly to support one's favorite cause but are used to support necessary programs. Unfortunately, lowering my level of taxation won't lower my rent pay- ments, family food bill and utilities and my family will continue to need child care. While I'm lucky now to be able to remain at home with my chil- dren, albeit temporarily, if I need care in the future I want the choice of high- quality licensed care. Oh, by the way, I agree and I bet so would Mrs. Eskins, that there is no substitute for the care of a loving mother; however, that is not the issue. Katherine Fleming, Pickering P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,199SSPAGE 7 Pickering citizens' group to study GTA reform PICKERING — Town Coun- cil has created a citizens' adviso- ry committee to study reform of government in the Greater Toronto Area. Near the end of September, the Town submitted its recommenda- tions on the issue to the Greater Toronto Area Task Force, also known as the Golden task force, appointed by the Province to develop a plan for more efficient governance of the GTA. Council- lors placed a qualifier on their submission at the time, saying it was only a preliminary position that would be finalized after pub- lic meetings at which citizens could have their say on GTA reform. These meetings were to be held after the Golden task force made its recommendations, which it hasn't yet. In establishing the new com- mittee Monday, councillors noted they were moving the pub- lic consultation process ahead because it appears the Province is proceeding with GTA reforms more quickly than originally expected. "It's so important that the pub- lic have their involvement at this stage of the game," said Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, who introduced the motion to establish the citizens' advisory committee together with Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis. Councillor Brenner maintained the people whose lives will be affected by government reform should have a say in it, and noted most of the discussion so far has been among politicians only. Councillor Senis said public consultation on this issue is par- ticularly important in light of the fact that "a great number of resi- dents feel different levels of gov- ernment are unresponsive and uncaring". Only Ward 3 Regional Coun- cillor Rick Johnson voted against establishing the committee. He said he wanted to have communi- ty input on the issue but that the decisions on GTA reform would probably be already made by the time the citizens' committee is scheduled to report back to Council on April 1. An "Action Plan" submitted to the Golden task force by the GTA mayors and regional chair- men calls for the halving of the number of municipalities in Durham from eight to four, and the elimination of school boards. It also recommends identical property assessment rates for all municipalities within a region, and reforms under which munici- palities would pay all costs for `hard' services like roads, transit and waste management while the Province would pick up the tab for `soft' services such as welfare, homes for the aged and child care (including Chil- dren's Aid Societies). At present, municipalities and the Province share the costs of both hard and soft services. Pickering's submis- sion to the Golden task force opposes the Town's amalgamation with any other munici- pality, or the removal of Pickering from Durham Region. It suggests allowing Pickering to become part of a larger munici- pality would make its govern- ment too big to retain "sensitivity to its citizens' issues and con- cerns". In its submission, Pickering maintains the Province should concentrate on strengthening and formalizing economic develop- ment links among its members instead of trying to rearrange political boundaries and gover- nance models. The Town's recommends ions to the task force do offer general support, with reservations, for the other reforms endorsed by the GTA mayors' action plan. The new citizens' committee is to be comprised of one represen- tative from each of Pickering's registered community associa- tions and one representative from the Taxpayers Coalition of Pick- ering, all of whom must live in town. Festive =_._ SUN�II,�'E; RUN OF THE SHOP SPECIAL °TOX799 CDN. Non Stop Flights to San Juan from Toronto, Sunday sailings, Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 10 3rd b 4th passengers cruise FREE` (based on availability) 314th passengers cruise fees, only pay airfare of 5399 Not included: Air transportation taxes $ Port changes of $245 and prepaid gratuities of S77-Aw- - . AL— Condiflorts indicated paces are based on Toronto departures- 7hrs offer s capaccty :onrroileC and maybe withdrawn at arty time Book now' Pty/Cruse packagas offered ooerareC :�y Canacian Don't miss your chance to meet the team of Royal Doulton experts. Appearing live at the event: Louise Irvine - Renowned Royal Doulton Historian Glenise Hall Royal Doulton Figurine Painter Bring in.your Royal Doulton treasures to be dated and identified ky the experts. Exclusive for the event ~Jacqueline" figurine $229.00 Receive one 'year membership to RoYal Doulton's International Collectors Club FREE when purchasing "Jacqueline" The Royal Doulton Store PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Wed. Nov. 151h,11.30 anL to 2:00 p.aL PAIGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMER 12, I"S Pickering Council puts Town hall `0 voice mail on hold By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPMITR PICKERING — Pickering Councillors want to are a few hiccups in a new $67.000 voice mail system for Town offices before agreeing to buy it. They voted Monday night to defer a decision on the purchase for two weeks while Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan, who has imple- mented voice mail systems in his work as a man- ager at IBM, helps Town staff try to fix the prob- lems. The new system, which was given atrial run Sept- 10 to Oct. 8, received less than glowing reviews from a few councillors. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner said be was frequently "lost in a maze of voice processing" during the trial and received complaints about it from constituents. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry explain myself fully. With a person writing down a message you are never sure of what is being passed along." ❑ "I prefer speaking to someone directly rather than the voice mail. To date, have not seen how it is of that much assistance." ❑ "I find the system useful after hours and pick- ing up messages" ❑ "These systems can be frustrating as a staff member calling. Will the public be more frustrat- ed?" Though Pickering is not obligated to buy the new system. the Town has already spent S8.000 on consultants and electricians for the trial run. Council will again consider the purchase of the voice mail system at its Nov. 20 meeting. CRUISE SPECIAL 7 Senis found the system "very frustrai-Save UP To 731500 Per Person itng She cited one instance where she =11 Dap ui Crse Left a voice trail message for a mem- ber of staff and never bad her call F; ry 1996 returned. She found out a week later - C 11,6oligees Travel that the personshe had called had been ` off sick and no one had told her. w. Picng Towi>1 Centre "Our goal is to improve customer 423 '1 Or 14140-M -5169 service," said Councillor Senis, "and I ,- believe we'll be taking 10 giant steps backward if we continue with this sys- tem." Councillor Ryan, however. pointed BANKRUPTCY ADVICE out that ii calls are not returned, "that's not the fault of voice mail, Over ( Years Experience that's the fault of people using it". He also noted that only some staff and councillors participated in the trial, which probably increased the confu- sion and inefficiency. He said he was an "experienced voice mail imple- menter" and offered to help sots out the problem if Council deferred the issue. The trial was carried out on 35 phone Imes m offices including those of the councillors, Town manager, executive director of operations, clerk's department and bylaw enforce- ment department. A survey asking Town staff what they thought of the set-up was con- ducted, and statistics on how the sys- tem was used were compiled. A Caller Survey Line was also set up for resi- dents' input on the system, but no member of the public bothered to call it. During the trial, people phoning Town offices had the optica of usirtg an automated attendant system to put them through to the line of the person they wanted, or of holding for assis- tance. Over the test period, 1,904 calls were sett to voice mail when the line being called was not answered or busy. Of those calls, 552 or 29 per cent were abandoned; the caller hung up when a voice mail greeting was heard. At least 868 callers left mes- sages in the voice mailboxes, and 185 requested personal assistance. Survey forms sent to 35 members of Town staff brought 24 responses. Staff comments on the system were mixed and included. 0 "I love it. I can leave a message and IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee In Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR IN71AL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT G mom III IAN 0 1560 KNf UON 80. 107 KW SL V IM SL WM 839.8981 839.8981 839.8981 IF * TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE v PEOPLE OF All. AGES 24 HOUR FMFRGFNC'Y SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (.South of Hwy. 02) i DR. JOSEPH A. 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The shop also serves as a motor vehicle inspection station. AutoBoyz is open Monday to Friday 7am-6pm and Saturday. 7&m-3pm. For more information, call Sam at Nue at 686.8330. { K. Holiday Collection YOU GET THREE BEAUTIFUL POSES. ONLY 54.95 SESSION FEE PER FAMILY. No chaarge for additional sukerts.. YOU CHOOSE THE POSES, SIZES & BACKGROUNDS You WANT i._ INCLUDES 18 PORTRAIT HOLIDAY CARDS. 1-10x13 3-8x10s 6-5x7s 18-HOUDAV (ARDS XWALO 0 -KEEPSAKES '' r • - r New ilttdt Session fee of 5q 9g per tamely, payable wx a hen portraits are taken No charge for subiects Limit one holiday collection per family, please You choose backgrounds and approve each pose as it's taken Acid tonal poses taken for Optional portrait collection with no obligation to purchase. Portrait sizes approximate Holiday background avaitable at no additional durr" THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO .,M OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. •Sat. 10 AM • 7 PM i PICKERING (Kingston Road) " You can find out how an operating room operates AJAX-PICKERING — If you've ever won- dered what happens inside an operating room, you can find out at an open house being held Tuesday to celebrate Operating Nurses Day at Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital. Operating room nurses are hosting the event Som 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and they'll be available to answer questions and take blood pressure, pulse and oxygen lev- is videos and literature will be on display. There'll also be refreshments and draw prizes. All are welcome to attend. The open house will be held in the Harwood lobby of the hospital, which is at 580 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajax. The nurses hope to alleviate fear and, N reduce stress for anyone who may • �-•i require surgery. Various types of surgical equipment, Jockey the United Way drive to a good finish AJAX-PICKERING — You can get in on the horse racing action and support a good cause by signing up for United Way Day at Woodbine Racetrack next Sunday, Nov. 19. Buses to the track will leave the Ajax and Pickering GO train stations at 11:30 a.m. and are scheduled to return by about 4:30 pm. Tickets for the event are $40 per person and include round trip bus transportation, a buffet and a race program. For tickets, call the United Way office at 905-686-0606. The event will go rain or shine. Proceeds go to the United Way. FRIDAY, NOV 24, 6:00-10:00pm SATURDAY, NOV 25, 10:00am-10:00pm SUNDAY, NOV 26, 10:00am-6:00pm Coat and Enjoy 1 Over 60 exhibitsitson display J • Delicious German & Canadian food lazowr Win a 26" Colour TV ADMISSION: $3.00/PERSON !J LOCATION: BLUE DANUBE BANOUET FACILrr1ES. s(, 1686 ELLESMERE Rd. (McCowan/Ellesmere) SCARBOROUGH (4161 290-6186 Family Dental Care Dr. Gerry Spinosa -One Dentist for your Continued Care -Comfortable House Setting -Evening & Saturday appointments available -Parking at the doorstep 4 1854 Liverpool Rd.. (North of Hwy. 2) (� Don't Miss the Pickering Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade Sun. Nov. 12 1995 s� at s:oo pnr GrMIA Need Uaw Carriers w1N be aA9C irtg letters for Sank an resile. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, U!S-PAGE nrTORY a NOVEMBER 10 -am, - Incredible prices on... • Bed Spreads • Comforters • Valances • Sheets • Duvet Covers peffle • Table Cloths and much more! L 4 PAK TUNA SAL E am UIDE 97 OUTDOOR LG. PLASTIC CANDLESTICKS $597 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE GT SNOW RACER =3297 FAMILY OUTERWEAR 5% - 20% OFF SELECTED STYLES r STESS CHIPS 18 PK. $2 97 SAT. & SUN. ONLY N CASH AJ Ar III iLO IVORY SOAP 12 PAK $344 SPECIAL PURCHASE GILLETTE FOAM $167 X -MAS LIGHTS NOMA 25 $577 EVERYDAY IOW PRICE 2 SLICE TOASTMASTER TOASTER WIDE SLOT $1 096 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE MARDI GRAS PAPER TOWELS NAPKINS $ 1 O7 EACH B & D BREAD MAKER sees 193" ouaNrmEs UST PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER M 1"S CUPE targeting Durham for tough contract talks9 0 Region boss, CUPE leader squabble whether union set for bitter negotiations By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — The Canadian Union of Public Employees is target- ing the Region when the Social Con- tract ends in April, according to Durham chairman Gary Herrema. A speech by CUPE executive board member Cindy Henderson to municipal officials recently "put it in a threatening manner" that the union is targeting Durham and will use negotiations with the Region to set the pattern across the Province. Mr. Herrema told Durham Council before being ordered by doctors to take a leave of absence because he's suffer- ing from cancer. "I don't like being threatened and we were certainly threatened in front of everyone else," he noted. 'The day they take on Durham will be April Fool's Day " But, CUPE president Sid Ryan says Mr. Herrema misunderstood the comments made during a speech at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario County and Regions Conven- tion in Ottawa, attended by Mr. Her- rema and other Durham politicians. "What (Ms. Henderson) said was the co-ordination of CUPE locals is further advanced in Durham Region than other areas. It gives us a great ability to co-ordinate contract talks," the union leader says. "I hope Gary doesn't see this as throwing down the gauntlet." be says. "Durham was mentioned, but we're not targeting iL" Mr. Ryan was slated to give the speech, entitled "Is it time to negoti- ate and with whom'!", but he was busy at the union's annual convention Help for anxiety disorder sufferers AJAX-PICKERING — A newsletter for individuals suffering from anxiety disorders and for their families and friends is being offered by the Free From Fear Foundation - The foundation is a non-profit c bari- table organization dedicated to belpttg people with problems related to anxiety. Anxiety disorders are now the number - one mental health problem in North America, according to the foundation. The organization pmviides services for art idety &wr t suflbm and has now hmlcbed a I&page newdetier on the problem. It offers informa- tion on and ways to deal with agorapbo- bia, panic attacks, phobias, depression and stress For more information and to receive a free newsletter, call the Free From Fear Foundation -at 831-3877 or write 1848 Liv- erpool Rd., Suite 199, Pick- ering, Ont-, L1V 6M3. in Montreal at the same time. The former New Democratic Party provincial government's Social Con- tract, which imposed a three-year wage freeze on all public -sector employees, expires on April 1, 1996. Mr. Herrema noted in an inter- view, "She didn't indicate what they want. She said they were fed up the (provincial) government was picking on kids and women." About 1,600 Durham employees are CUPE members. Durham has 2,300 employees, not including about 700 police officers. Mr. Ryan says there are more than 100 CUPE locals throughout Durham. Mr. Herrema quoted Ms. Hender- son as saying. "'We're not going to Gary Herrema 'The day (CUPE) takes on Durham will be April Fool's Day', Region boss said before going on sick leave PRESEKTS WARREN I°�AILLER'S =Endless ,:-Flk.Aida- Winter NORTHSTAR SKI CLUB PRESENTS DURHAM COLLEGE OSHAWA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH 7:00 A 9:00 P.M. TICKETS $10.00 EACH AVAILABLE AT SCOTTIE'S SXHS 'N' BOARDS CALL 430-8878 FOR MORE INFORMATION FREE TRF.g�IA111T MAX CARD EVERYONE ATTENDING "ENDLESS WIIV'I'ER" WILL RECEIVE A FREE TREMBLANT' MAX CARD Income I Course ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! STARTS HSR BLACK WED. NOV. 15 For more information call: ' 686-1395 take `no'. We're prepared for the long fight.' "I guess that means a strike," he added. But, calling a strike would be "a last option. We'd want to see a (nego- tiated) settlement," Mr. Ryan coun- ters. "We've had excellent relationships with Durham Region. (The com- ments) aren't one of confrontation at all. We haven't even had discussions at CUPE about targeting one commu- oily... Durham is "intending to be fair to our employees, but the crush is com- ing," Mr. Herrema predicted, pointing to deep cuts in provincial government funding. If regional council approves a bud- get with no tax increase "it may mean layoffs," Mr. Herrema noted. Durham has been picked because CUPE "probably thinks we're a union town, with (General Motors) in Oshawa." Mr. Herrema speculated. UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING Invites you to UNITED WAY DAY AT WOODBINE RACE TRACK. SUNDAY, -NOVEMBER 19,1995 $40 per person includes: Round trip bus transportation courtesy of Ajax Transit and Pickering Transit, Buffet, Race Program kw-lals FOR TICKETS CALL 'm0y G Depart Ajax or Pickering UNITED WAY GO Stations at 11:30 a.m. 686-0606 Return 4:30 p.m. Yaa4tts8mcard amepWd I IT'S CHRIST PICKERING - It's already Christmas at Pickering Photo. The studio has been transformed into a Yuletide wonderland. The tree lights twinkle. the fireplace crackles and the stockings are hung. The Christmas portrait season is already underway for families sending gift Portraits overseas and for the well -organized Christmas shopper. Chuck and Debbie Shumilak own and operate Pickering Photo, located in the Hub MaU on Kingston Road in Pickering. Chuck and his photography are well known in Pickering. Chuck has given his knowledge and advice to many residents. His portraits hang in many AT PICKERING PHOT at Pkk lak e� tUv a pool »u Ptek�rinp holo. Uvarpool public centres and homes in Pickering. reputation keeps us Pickering's favorite family photographer, but what will continue to make us unique is that we try harder. For instance, we have the biggest studio in Pickering. We've handled groups of 24 people". Are newly decorated studio features french doors, fireplace all done in soft colours, perfect setting for your next familY Portrait. Appointments can be arranged by calling 831- 4305. Book early and you can sit back with a smile knowing your Christmas shopping was done when you had your family portrait taken at Pickering Photo. Now open Sundays till Christmas - 12:30-4:00 Pan• PERSONAL INVESTMENT SERVICES Specializing in: ' i ✓ RRSPs and RRIFs we Stocks and Bonds ✓Mutual Funds _ _ ✓ and GICs Michael I. Cann Investment Advisor (416) 365-6077 NESBITT BARNS M..ww d ... M.� MwMw G.wo .fr..,..." e• 2 Fix Canadian Phos. Toronto, Ontano M5X 1 N PRESEKTS WARREN I°�AILLER'S =Endless ,:-Flk.Aida- Winter NORTHSTAR SKI CLUB PRESENTS DURHAM COLLEGE OSHAWA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH 7:00 A 9:00 P.M. TICKETS $10.00 EACH AVAILABLE AT SCOTTIE'S SXHS 'N' BOARDS CALL 430-8878 FOR MORE INFORMATION FREE TRF.g�IA111T MAX CARD EVERYONE ATTENDING "ENDLESS WIIV'I'ER" WILL RECEIVE A FREE TREMBLANT' MAX CARD Income I Course ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! STARTS HSR BLACK WED. NOV. 15 For more information call: ' 686-1395 take `no'. We're prepared for the long fight.' "I guess that means a strike," he added. But, calling a strike would be "a last option. We'd want to see a (nego- tiated) settlement," Mr. Ryan coun- ters. "We've had excellent relationships with Durham Region. (The com- ments) aren't one of confrontation at all. We haven't even had discussions at CUPE about targeting one commu- oily... Durham is "intending to be fair to our employees, but the crush is com- ing," Mr. Herrema predicted, pointing to deep cuts in provincial government funding. If regional council approves a bud- get with no tax increase "it may mean layoffs," Mr. Herrema noted. Durham has been picked because CUPE "probably thinks we're a union town, with (General Motors) in Oshawa." Mr. Herrema speculated. UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING Invites you to UNITED WAY DAY AT WOODBINE RACE TRACK. SUNDAY, -NOVEMBER 19,1995 $40 per person includes: Round trip bus transportation courtesy of Ajax Transit and Pickering Transit, Buffet, Race Program kw-lals FOR TICKETS CALL 'm0y G Depart Ajax or Pickering UNITED WAY GO Stations at 11:30 a.m. 686-0606 Return 4:30 p.m. Yaa4tts8mcard amepWd I IT'S CHRIST PICKERING - It's already Christmas at Pickering Photo. The studio has been transformed into a Yuletide wonderland. The tree lights twinkle. the fireplace crackles and the stockings are hung. The Christmas portrait season is already underway for families sending gift Portraits overseas and for the well -organized Christmas shopper. Chuck and Debbie Shumilak own and operate Pickering Photo, located in the Hub MaU on Kingston Road in Pickering. Chuck and his photography are well known in Pickering. Chuck has given his knowledge and advice to many residents. His portraits hang in many AT PICKERING PHOT at Pkk lak e� tUv a pool »u Ptek�rinp holo. Uvarpool public centres and homes in Pickering. reputation keeps us Pickering's favorite family photographer, but what will continue to make us unique is that we try harder. For instance, we have the biggest studio in Pickering. We've handled groups of 24 people". Are newly decorated studio features french doors, fireplace all done in soft colours, perfect setting for your next familY Portrait. Appointments can be arranged by calling 831- 4305. Book early and you can sit back with a smile knowing your Christmas shopping was done when you had your family portrait taken at Pickering Photo. Now open Sundays till Christmas - 12:30-4:00 Pan• 13 P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, I"S-PAGE 11 Billboard Nov. 12 to Nov. is SUNDAY, cored 3412 (Jim). ference rooms A, 839-2990. Karaoke Night E., Whitby. If you from 9 a.m. to 3 Night at 7 p.m. at gles Coffee House NOV. 12 H O R T I C U L - B and C in the THURSDAY, hosted by Jack want to make a p.m. Santa Claus the club, 910 Liv- is held at 7:30 G O S P E L TORE: The Pick- west wing of Ajax NOV. 16 Vernon is held at presentation, call will be there for erpool Rd. S. p.m. at the Christ - MUSIC: A ering Horticultural and Pickering SMOKING: The 8:30 p.m. at Lynda Smith at pictures. Free Refreshments and ian Life Centre, gospel music con- Society meets at 8 General Hospital, Durham Health Claremont Branch 666-6402. admission. 509- prizes. Members Rossland and cert is held at p.m. at St. Harwood Ave. S. Network holds a 483 of the Royal BAZAAR: St. 1168 (Sandi). and guests only. Ravenscroft Rds., Burns Presbyter- Andrew's Presby- south of Bayly SL, meeting on the Canadian Legion, Monica Catholic BRIDGE AND $3 per person. Ajax. It features ian Church, 765 terian Church, 35 Ajax. 428-5269. hazards of sec- on the east side of School, 275 Twyn PINOCHLE: 837-2051 (Bruce) White Eagle, Blue Myrtle Rd. W., Church St. N., ASTHMA: A and -hand smoke Old Brock Road Rivers Dr., Pick- The South Picker- or 839-4584 Grass Music with Ashburn (north Pickering Village. free two-part at the Ajax Public just south Clare- ering, holds a ing Seniors' Club (John). Vic and Marg Whitby), at 7:30 Margaret Wilson Asthma Outreach Library main mont Park. All Christmas craft holds a Bridge CHRISTIANS: Osborn. 428-7028 p.m. It features of the Pickering Program spon- branch, corner of over 19 years of and bazaar sale and Pinochle The Christian Sin- (Gloria). Th K' N t 1. t d' - b the Lun Harwood Ave a e welcome %. nngsway Quartet from Lon- S a us” is s is cusses bind houses y g Association, and Kings Cres. g Admission free. don and Debbie and attracting Durham Region, from 7 to 9 p.m. 649-3166. Batten, a soloist birds to a garden. is held at 6:30 428-1447 (Carol). SATURDAY, from Ashburn. An 839-7600 (Bar- p.m. at the Ajax SMOKING: The NOV. 18 offering will be bara). and Pickering Durham Region BAZAAR: St. taken. 655-4240. RAP: Today is General Hospital, Lung Association Martin's Anglican ISRAEL: A slide the deadline to 580 Harwood holds a free Get Church hosts a presentation set to submit songs for a Ave. S., Ajax. Ready to Quit Holly Bazaar traditional music Rap Contest for Part II will be Smoking work- from 10 am. to 2 about a trip to teens sponsored held Nov. 22. shop from 7 to p.m. at 1201 St. Israel is shown at by The Barbara Registration a 8:30 p.m. at Dun- Martins Dr., Pick - 7:30 pm. at Pick- Black Centre for must 436-1046. barton High ering. 839-6002. ering Village Youth Resources AIDS: James School, Whites DANCE: The United Church, and Pinewood House of Durham Rd. and Sheppard B'Nai Shalom 300 Church St. N. Centre. The con- holds a public Ave., Pickering. V'Trkvah holds a All welcome. test is held at the meeting at 7:30 436-1046. dinner and dance Offering taken. Pickering Town p.m. at St. BREAST CAN- at Annandale Golf 683-4721. Centre from 2 to 4 Andrew's United CER: Reach to and Curling Club, MONDAY, p.m. on Nov. 25. Church, 71 Sim- Recovery, a sup- Church and Bayly AC k NOV.13 PICK up registm- Coe at. S., port group for vs., }ax. oc - MENTAL DIS- tion forms at your Oshawa. 665- breast cancer tails at 6:30 pm., ORDERS: A high school, the 0051. patients, family dinner at 7:30 _ • weekly support PTC at Hwy. 2 ACTIVE LIV- and friends, meets pm. $25 per per- Canadian Tire group for family and Liverpool Rd ING: The Active from 7 to 9 pm at son. 683-9230 . , members of adults or the Barbara Living Coalition the Canadian (leave a message). PICKERING living with mental Black Centre at of Durham Cancer Society DINNER: The disorders is held 910 Liverpool Rd Region hosts an office, 467 West- Rubena Willis from 10 a.m. to S., Pickering. 839- orientation session ney Rd. S., Unit 9 Counselling Cen- noon at 400 Cen- 6131. at 7 p.m. at the (Westney and tre for Assaulted tire St. S., Whitby. OPEN HOUSE: Whitby Baptist Clements Rd. Women and Chil- 1-800-290-9949 Ajax and Picker- Church, 411 W.), Ajax. 686- dren and The (Dennis). ing General Hos- Gilbert SL E 623- 1516. Women's Rights TUNE=UP BREAST CAN- pital, 580 Har- 2511 (Elaine), SOCCER: The Action Coalition CER: "Ibe 13n�st wood Ave. §., 6646" or 6& Pickering Village of Durham host a 4 CYLINDER s Here's i+rW we de: Cancer Society of Ajax, holds an 7849 (Lee). Soccer Club holds fund-raising din -9 • Perform computerv9d Canada hosts a open house in the WOMEN: La its annual meeting ner and dance at wdh p�+t public informa- Harwood lobby Leche League at 7 p.m. at the the Don Beer llod ccn ' � air m« and PVC tion meeting from from 8:30 am to Pickering invites Ajax Community Sports Arora, 940 ' Reptoe• spark plug. wih 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 4 pm to celebrate pregnant women Centre, Duffin's Dillingham Rd., s Moeort,aster v-groov* spark St. Paul's United Operating Nurses and breastfeeding Room, Centtnnial Pickering. Cock- MOSt • trti�p*& dbtnbutor cap. rotor. Church, 65 Kings Day. Operating mothers to an Rd. 683-9292 tails at 6:30 pin fib^ vans and cod Cres., Ajax. For- room nurses will information and (Anne). dinner at 7 p.m. CCAS 9 lAosl cars mation of a answer questions. support meeting at FRIDAY, NOV. Tickets $20. 428 - Durham chapter 683-2320. 7:45 p.m. Babies 17 6635,427-7M9. of the society will WEDNESDAY, welcome. Call for SKI SWAP: The TRAINS: The PLATINUM TUNE-UP be discussed. 686- NOV. 15 1 o c a t i o n . Canadian Ski Pine Ridge Rail - 7993. SCHIZOPHRE- (416)282-6462, Patrol's annual ski roaders Model �� r s rm CANCER: The NIA: The 427-8063 or 831- swap and sale is at Train Show isLiving With Can- Durham chapter 2017. the Pickering held from 10 a m a VA rtdd ksch eer surppat BmuPof The Ontario BUDGET: The Recreation Com- to 4:30 p.m. at lMohnnttpakO* 8 cc 99"lAoslCa3 1 for adults, family Friends of Seo- Durham Board of plex, Valley Farm Father Leo J. You'll pt •il x*or igrW= .lop W effc wwY *911 »r ooct�oliori and hien& meets phrenics support Education hosts a Rd. and Hwy. 2, Austin Catholic from 7 to 9 p.m. group meets at 7 budget open from 7 to 10:30 Secondary in room 6013 of p.m. in Building house from 1:30 p.m. Downhill School, 1020 Dry- incudes: 1 10M the Ajax and 30 (use rear to 3 pm. and 6 to and cross-country den Blvd., Whita 11 - pidning Gaal entrance) of Whiff 7:30 p.m. at its equipment avail- by. It's also held Up to of l 0W30 Hospital. 686- by Psychiatric headquarters at able. The ski swap Nov. 19. $4 for _ ChhanTest ngge all ICYW30 Supreme IV Motorrxaster oil fluter 1516. Hospital, 700 400 Taunton Rd. continues Satur- adults $4, $2 for - Install neve Spark plug • Chassis lubrication TUESDAY, Gordon St. 723- E., Whitby. If day, Nov. 18 6001 children under 14, - FREE pickup & delivery �� NOV. 14 8673. you'd like to 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. no charge for In Pickering BONSAI: The H E A D make a presenta- and Sunday, Nov. those aged under Matsuyama Bon- INJURED: The' tion, which will 19 hom 11 a.m. to five. 434.6831. : E ad carsi+arRe sal Spy meets Had Injury Assn- be accepted from 3 p.m. 905-294- BAZAAR: Pick - at 7:30 P.M. at cistim of Durham 7:30 to 9 p.m., 9730. ering Village cANBEUPGRAM ro Faith Place, 44 hosts a support can Lynda Smith FASHION: The United Church 15AMM twtwE Morose oa William St. W., group meeting at at 666-6402. Ajax -Pickering hosts a Snowflake Mo d -V 7:30 am. - 9 p.m. OPEN Oshawa. 432- 7:30 p.m. at 459 EUCHRE: The Osleopor+osis Sup- Bazaar from 11 SERVICE Sakwda " Ot' sdu�datr 7:30 a.rn - a p.m. SUNDAYS 3613 or 723-1122. Bond St. E., Royal Canadian port Group boss a am. to 2 p.m. at HOURS �y 10 a.m. - S pin. 10-5 AQUARIUM: Oshawa. If you Legion, Bay fashion show 300 Church St. The Durham need help with Ridges Branch firm 7 to 9 p.m. at N., Ajax. r-f„appT e7uR DEFFIl7RAl pltYArdvr PLM transportation, 606, hosts a Dunbarton-Fair- BUDGET: The Society an call 723-Z732. euchre party at 8 port United Durham Board of Pickering Store P.m. at 1555 Church, 1066 Education listens l auction a 7:30 DIABETES: The p. pm in the cafete- Diabetes Educa- Bayly St., Picker- Dunbarton Rd., to public presenia- , ria of McLaughlin tion Centre hosts ing. $3 per person, Pickering. $5 per tions on budget Collegiate, 570 Weight Manage- $1.50 for seniors person. 683-3948 concerns fiom 10 1300 K'ln�ston Rood Ot Liverpool Stevenson Rd N., ment and Type II 65 years and (Marg) or 428- am. to 3 p.m. at Oshawa. 831- Diabetes from 7 older. Refresh -razes. LEGION) A its Taunton � atd. PI_CKERING 0940 (Ty), 987- to 8 P.M. in Con- menus, p Con- PACE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1995 Stumped yal Since nobody correctly answered the loca- tion of the Guess Where photo pub- lished in the Oct. 29 News Advertis- er, we're runing it again. If you can tell where the pic- ture at left was taken, fill out the ballot below, tell us where It is and mail It to: Guess Where c% of the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont LIS 21-15 My guess is: Canada hosts an information meeting Monday to outline its plans to form a chapter here. The information session will also offer informa- 1ion on the Breast Cancer Society, which aims to :Increase public awareness about breast cancer and fund research in Canada. Volunteers willing to donate a minimum of two to three hours per month working to increase awareness about breast cancer and the new chap - J �•v l 6 cancer research are encouraged to attend. The meeting is from 7 to 8.30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Breast cancer affects 18,000 Canadians a year and claims an average of 15 Canadians a day, according to a press release issued by the society. For more information, call the Breast Cancer Society of Canada at its Ajax office at 6$6-7993 or the national office at 1-800-567-8767. Helping children cope when loved one has cancer aim of support group AJAX-PICKERING — Helping children cope when a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer is the aim of an upcoming support group - The Canadian Cancer Society, West Durham Unit, is hosting the four-part support group for chil- dren aged seven to 18 whose par- ent, grandparent, brother or sister has cancer. "It's good for kids to be around other kids who are going through the same things," notes group facilitator Linda James, who works in the bone marrow transplant unit at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. "They'll see that they're not alone." The group will examine such things as medical aspects of the disease, such as why a person's hair may fall out during chemotherapy. It will also look at how a child's role in the family may change, especially older chil- Ajax, Pickering school choirs invited to spread Christmas spirit DURHAM — If Christmas is 'for the kids', it's only fitting to ensure that it's 'by the kids'. That's the feeling behind a Christmas Choirs contest sponsored by the Pickering Town Centre and the Chil- dren's Wish Foundation. School choirs throughout Durham are invited to par- ticipate in the event, which features three levels: kindergarten to Grade 4, Grades 5 through 8, and high school. There is also a category called Specials for smaller choral groups. Each live performance at the Pickering Town Centre will be recorded. Tapes of the winning choirs in each category will be played on local radio stations through- out the Christmas season. The top choir overall will receive an elec- tronic keyboard for its school, while a photo- graph of each participating choir will be displayed in the mall's Hall of Fame Christ- mas by the kids/for the kids Wall. There will be a Children's Wish Wishing Well at the mall until Christmas. Children will be invited to throw a Loonie into it for a wish. Choirs will perform Saturdays, Dec. 2 and Dec. 9, beginning at noon. Other dates will be announced. For more information on how to enter the event, call 434-2110. The deadline is Nov. 15. dren who may need to take on more household chores, look after younger siblings and therefore have less time to spend with friends. It aims to help a child deal with their emotions, as many feel guilty and afraid, notes Ms. James. The support group will be held Mondays, Nov. 20 and 27 and Dec. 4 and 11 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax. AffordableDentures... One Good Reason Tip Smile! DENTURE CLINIC' �EpA�RS !' hr) ' Relines - Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, RIGA) ) j 1 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Mfg OR "EVOMEN M& 70 dr Mf UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING 407-95 Bayly Street West, Ajax Ont., LIS 7K8 PH: 686-0606 4D' AMOUNT ' CASH _ ' NAME ' CHEQUE ' ADDRESS ' VISAIMASTERCARD t POSTAL CODE CARD NO. ' t SIGNATURE EXPIRY DATE ' ' MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO CONTRIBUTIONS ARE DEDUCTIBLE FOR INCOME ' UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKERING TAX UNDER TAX REG. NO. 0381194-03 OFFICIAL RECEIPTS WILL BE ISSUED FOR DONATIONS OVER $10.00 --------------------------1111 --f-.T THE NEWS ADYERT11SF.R SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 1995 -PAGE 13 Help needy enjoy Christmas AJAX-PICKERING — Christmas can be a joyous time for many, but some need help to make the occasion anywhere near merry. To aid the unfortunate in Ajax and Pick- ering, the local Salvation Army is once again holding its annual Christmas appeal campaign. Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Family Services Centre executive director Paul Carew expects 500 families to turn to the organization this Christmas. Last year, 450 families were helped, including almost 1,000 children. Families seeking aid have to register with the Sally Ann from Nov. 13 to Dec. l at the Family Services Centre at 43 Station St., Ajax. Take along proof of address, proof of income and identification for all family members living at your address. Food hampers and gifts will be distrib- uted between Dec. 1 l and 20. To fill those hampers, Sally Ann once again needs donations of food and gifts from the public. Food sought includes peanut butter, Average people, not politicians can keep Quebec in Canada: MP 0 `If you're looking to me, I don't have the answer. You do,' Dan McTeague tells constituents at town hall meeting AJAX-PICKERING — Keeping Quebec in Canada is going to take a grassroots campaign, according to Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. Speaking to about 50 peo- ple at a town hall meeting at the Pickering Civic Complex Thursday, Mr. McTeague said, "It's going to be the people from Saskatchewan, Winnipeg, Peterborough, Pickering. You're going to have to get in touch with someone in Quebec. "1 't b done b (the referendum). It was the people who saved the country." Mr. McTeague said he "very much agrees" with comments made last week by former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau that giving more powers to the Provinces will only weaken the country. "The only way out of the quagmire to keep Quebec is by giving more powers to someone in B.C. won't work. There's no way to get stronger by becoming weaker. You can't cut off a leg or an arm and become stronger." The Provinces won't want more power if it means they'd have to pay more for programs, he noted. Mr. McTeague said the only way the federal govern- ment can reach a deal to keep Quebec happy is for Quebe- cers to pick a new provincial government. t won e y Dan UcT"yue Quebec Premier Jacques someone in a railway station Parizeau and Bloc Qu&6eois in Ottawa," he said, referring leader Lucien Bouchard are "danger - to a conference centre where constitu- ous people and you don't make deals tional talks have been held in the past. with them." "If you're looking to me, I don't The federal government doesn't have the answer. You do," he told have a mandate to negotiate constitu- those in attendance. tional change, Mr. McTeague said, so The MP believes the large unity "I'm not sure what we can give them." rally held in Montreal on Oct. 27 His next town hall meeting is set for helped the No side win the Quebec Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. at the Ajax munici- sovereignty referendum. pal building at the corner of Harwood The politicians flubbed this one Avenue and Kings Crescent. powdered milk, dry pasta, canned fruit, vegetables, soup, meat, fish, pasta, stew or milk, sugar, flour, cereal, spaghetti sauce, and juice crystals and boxes. The Salvation Army has three large freezers, so turkeys are also accepted, Mr. Carew notes. New, unwrapped gifts can be left at the Family Services Centre. Mr. Carew says plenty of toys for young children are donated each year, but gifts for children aged 10 to 14 years are usually in short supply. Among suggested items for older chil- dren are sporting goods, make-up, hair dryers or curling irons, gift certificates, musical tapes or CDs and clothing. Cash donations are also accepted to help Sally Ann buy items in short supply. The Family Services Centre is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Volunteers are also needed during the Christmas appeal. Call Mr. Carew at 905-686-1264 for more information. Hydro rates reduced in Pickering for next year k MARIANNE TAKACS SrAff ttUOKM PICKERING — For the second straight year, Pickering Hydro is reducing its residen- tial electricity rates, though the cut is smaller this time. In 1996, the average Pickering resident's electrical bill will drop by 1.4 per cent. That follows a decrease in 1995 of 2.5 per cent, and a zero -per cent change in 1994. Next year residents will pay 10.9 cents per kilowatt hour for the fust 250 kilowatt hours •ir! y�:, �,: oar,, T <$ s..,, ....� ii a.•, ..• a�.,',--.�1... rt.:ac � s they use per month, down 2.85 per cent from 11.22 cents this year. The rate for electricity after the fust 250 kilowatt hours will fall to 7.4 cents from 7.45 cents, a decrease of 0.67 per cent The combined effect of these two reduc- tions on the average household will be a 1.4 - per cent total decrease. The decrease was structured so residents who use less electricity will benefit more than those who use a lot of power, says Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma. The rate for non-residential users will decrease by the same percentage as for resi- dential users on the first 250 kilowatt hours per month, by 0.61 per cent for use up to 12,250 kilowatt hours, and by 0.34 per cent above that level. One reason Pickering Hydro is able to cut rates next year is because Ontario Hydro has frozen the rate it charges utilities for the power it supplies to them for the third year in a row. Just under 86 per cent of Pickering Hydra's total expenditures go to paying Ontario Hydro for power. "Pickering Hydro is still committed to reli- able service," says Mr. Wiersma, "but we want to be competitive with our rates." The local utility takes in about $21 million annually for the power it provides to residents and about $23 million annually from its indus- trial and commercial customers. Mr. Wiersma says per capita residential consumption of electricity in Pickering has declined 14 per cent over the last five years mostly because people are switching to other fuels and buying energy-efficient appliances. PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, I"S Physiotherapy For You'. Sitting Sensibly By: Anna Papageorgiou, B.Sc., P.T. i see people in my office daily who suffer excessive pain. stress and strain in their low hack during their work day. A large proportion of these people sit for a living. Sitting for prolonged periods of time puts a great deal of pressure on the spine. To avoid excessive stress to vour low hack, it is important to properly Adjust your chair so that it fits the size, length and ,ontours of vour hodv for maximum support and imfort. The hack rest of vour chair should arch forward u) Iupport the natural curve in vour low hack. Support in this area will help keep the shoulders and upper back upright and reduce the weight and pressure on the I ewer hack. The height of the chair should allow your feet to h nrmly planted on the floor. If you have lowered your hair to the lowest setting and your feet are still Is your chair adjusted to fit your body? dangling. vuu will need a loot rest. The toot rest should he wide enough to comfortably place both feet on it and should have a non skid surface. The type of work you perform determines how you should adjust your chair. If you spend a good portion of your day reading and writing at a desk. you will Massage Therapy is for Everyone! about Massage... Armrests proper help. back- K- istrrr i %tas,agC Thrrapl'u IK M T's; rest ,'impro%ed Joint 8 seat 2 feet position on the :::atomy. physiology ground dangling. vuu will need a loot rest. The toot rest should he wide enough to comfortably place both feet on it and should have a non skid surface. The type of work you perform determines how you should adjust your chair. If you spend a good portion of your day reading and writing at a desk. you will Massage Therapy is for Everyone! about Massage... :ir,ulationtlymphatic Training... ' muscle rehabilitation K- istrrr i %tas,agC Thrrapl'u IK M T's; c..inipulation of the soft ~.suns of the hod-, done ,'impro%ed Joint have completed a minimum of 2.2(X) hours t_ 1:11i knowledge of mobility years of training at a government approved :::atomy. physiology ' Increased holy ,ch(a)l of massage They have been examined ..:,d pathology of the awareness and registered by the College of Massage ,:ructurc, applied in a general relaxation ' Therapists under the Regulated Health ientific manner for pregnancy Professions Ad tRHPA; results: eraprutic results hroughout Canada. And is Effective in i.l%sage therapists work the Treatment Of: : collaboration with • ImA hack and neck r ys:cians, dentists, pain ' impractors. * postural concerns Physiotherapy ;,r,ysiothcrapists and * headachdmigrainr ::pan, other health care • strams/spralins/ with the r o(essiorials muscle spasms * injuries - athletic or Personal Effects of traumatic Massage Therapy whiplash Touch! • neck and shoulder Massage effects your tension • Orthopedics • Arthritis ,:irculatory, muscular, ` constipation • Back and Neck Pain respiratory, lymphatic * arthritis * Sports - MVA Rehab and nervous systems It . tendinitts/bursitis * tennis & golfer's * Craniosacral Therapy helps in increase elbow •Auto • Heatth Ins. • WC9 ,:i r c u I at i o n and drainage, reduce muscle g and • "citing • No Referral Req'd tension, promotes inflammation ..pjkedng It hysioftl1mrapy Co~ proper breathing, * TMJ dysfunction Registered Physiotherapists increases lymphatic * asthmn lbronchit is/ 420_1266 flow, and sedates or emphysema stimulates nerves. ' frozen sh„uider '4K KingS'or P-. ' Carpal Tunnel �' Hw•, 2 8 .a�ie. ;7a,— ;�.. Who Needs Massage Syndrome Therapy' Massage therapy is for everyone: • workers in physically demanding jobs ' w orkers in office and service industries with neck. shoulder. head or low hack pain ' persons with whiplash injuries ' senior citizens with arthritis or stiff joints ' partially disabled or incapacitated person ' athletes ' persons in the performing arts ' person concerned about their health and well-being ' infants and youths with growing pains Massage Therapy is rru[T#1 11 Recommended For: • relief of pain • chronic stress/tension relief • improved This article is supplied compliments 42J of Whites Rd. Physio. Fre ' g- \ `4 TREAT YOURSELF recd to Ican lilrward, therelore, the scat of your chair should tilt forward up to 15 degrees so that your thighs angle downward. This will help to maintain the natural curve in your low hack, resulting in decreased stress to this area. If you primarily work in front of it computer, you will not need to lean forward as much. Ideally tilting the scat of the chair backwards up to 5 degrees will help you utilise the lumbar support in your chair. therefore, reducing the stress to your low hack. If your job requires you to constantly twist to teach for objects, such as books. files or manuals, make sure your chair is equipped with the capacity for rotation or swivel. Avoid extreme twisting and leaning as this causes excessive stress to your low hack resulting in pain. Finally, remember to take frequent breaks, even it it is only a few seconds every hour to stand up and stretch backwards. This goes a long way in reducing the stress and strain to your low hack and making your work day much more pleasant and pain free. DURHAM ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE Physiotherapy Treatment for Acute/Chronic Joint & Muscle Pain & Sports Injuries MASSAGE THERAPY AVAILABLE MEMBER OF P.A. T.H. ll•.LtiN=`i�`4WUd_171\KM711IIIM-\ItM1"J:lar/a01S No Waiting list EARLY MORNING & EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Most Insurance Claims Accepted (Auto & Extended Health) 90 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-7800 DURHAM ORTHOPEDIC & SPORTS INJURY CLINIC physiotherapy centres • Active exercise programs - Mulling communicators • Functional (rehabilitation • Insurance consulting • Fully equipped gym • Registered physiotherapists • No waiting lists • Patient education Brisk and liayw(lo,d Physiotherapy and Athletic Injury Centre have serves! the I)Lirhanl Itrgion fi,r se've'ral ycars. We I1Jye hllllt a rcputJtion Of quality carr through the hiring of quality staff. WC i,ffer active• rehabilitation programs and emphasize education and prevention. Through tills pluloso,phy we c'ontinlle to, grow and slake changes to (letter serve Our patients, past and future•. Alex MaCCLIJI(K-11 and staff are excited to Jnllc/Unce the hiring Of Rick Fryzuk. Rick is a i hliothcrapy graduate frons the university Of Western Ontario. Prior to accepting the pclsition at liaywoxxl Physiotherapy and Athletic Injury Centre, Rick vvas employed in a Markham private physiotherapy clinic and bef'Ore that at Orillia s SOldier's Menlorial Hospital. Rick firings to his nevv position experience and post -graduate training in orthopedics and motor vehicle accident rulianditation. Mr. Fryzuk Io Oks tOnvard to providing physiotherapy services to the residents of Alax-Pickering and the Durhanl Region. Physiotherapy in a private setting has not been covered by OHill since 1965, hence our clinic, like the majority of clinics, rely on alternative billing nlelliOds. Our services are covered by extended health insurance plans, motor vehicle accident insurance, school insurance policies for dependents, DVA and WCB. A doc'tor's referral is not required for treatment by a physiotherapist. At both of our facilities we work in clone c'onjunc'tion with physicians and believe if physiotherapy is deemed necessary the patient should see their family doctor. In addition to active rehabilitation for orthopedic conditions Brcick/Baywtxxl Physiotherapy Centres are pleased to announce their new line of custom knee braces. In conjunction with Smith Nephew i o njuy we are now fitting and supplying custom DONJOY knee braces, as well as high end, Over the counter knee braces. It has also come to the attention to many registered physiotherapists in this area that physiotherapy related activities are bring carried out by non -physiotherapists in ptx)rly supervised settings. Unfortunately in these settings the patients often believe that the therapist is a physiotherapy professional. This is Ix)th potentially dangerous to the patient and very damaging to Our profession. If you question the professional status of the staff or the clinic you are bring trvatrd in, please call the Ontario College Of Physiotherapy at (416) 591-3828 and verify your therapist is registered. We, at our facilities strongly believe physiotherapists are the ones to administer physiotherapyb Brock Physiotherapy Baywood Physiotherapy & Athletic Injury Centre & Athletic Injury Centre ' 4 200 frock Street North 95 Bayly Street West ' Whitl)yOntario LIN ti1f5Sheppard Ave. & Suite 307 Ajax, Ontario LIS 7K8 cing Whites • 666-8270 Home of the Oshawa Generals & Brooklin Redmen 427-2119 *-T ,-1 THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,MS-PAGE 15 Students play hookey to go to work By NATALIE MILLER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM — Hundreds of Grade 9 students from across Durham Region skipped classes Wednesday. The students joined their par- ents, relatives and volunteers for Take Our Kids to Work Day to watch grown-ups on the job. Now in its third year, this edition of the province - wide program proved to be a success for stu- dents, employers and teachers alike. Take Our Kids to Work was started by the public board's co- operative education co-ordinator Marie Gabriel and first introduced at Henry Street High School in Whitby. Henry Street principal Ed Grant believes it's a "wonderful program that promotes life-long learning". He notes it had 70 -per cent partici- pation in the first year at the school, 94 per cent in the second and 100 per cent this year. Take Our Kids to Work was recently criticized by a Toronto teachers' union for bringing the corporate agenda into the class- alongside his father at a dealership in Ajax. "I would love to work with my Dad," Kevin notes. Many businesses invited students who couldn't accompany a relative to work, like DuPont Canada in Whitby. Arnie Vu of Henry Street says, "I learned how hard an engi- neer works and what they have to do to become one." Pickering High School student Jessica Catterall was in an intensive care unit for newborns at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, learning "my Mom works very hard." Jessica is undecided about career possibili- ties as a nurse, but says "Grade 9 is a good time to start the program." "I saw a heart operation on com- puter... it was kind of interesting," says Chris Bajhan of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax. His mother is an AIDS researcher and Chris learned "more about health and risks of AIDS." Jennifer White of G.L. Roberts worked as a receptionist in an office and says "you have to be responsi- ble." She notes the program "gives you a taste of what the future is like." WEXWT LOSS CUNCS © Lose approximafely W to 3 pounds per week. QA real food diet that's low-fat and low -cholesterol. You'll enjoy foods from all the major food groups. M Behaviour guidance and one-to-one counselling for safe and easy weight loss. STOP PROCRASTIN nKA CALL TODAYtt WE CAN uei o vnu DOSE UP TO 00 LBS BY XMAS room. Mr. Grant defends the pro- gram, saying it's "not a political issue, it's a way of bringing kids closer to their parents". One participating Durham employer was overheard saying, "Expand the program to Grades 11 and 12, as students need direction for their future." Grade 9 students observed vari- ous jobs and all teens interviewed had a "fun" day and would recom- mend the program to other young people. Oshawa G.L. Roberts Collegiate student Brenda Hamilton worked at Cottrell Transport with her uncle. "1 unloaded trucks and then re- loaded them." But, Brenda wouldn't consider trucking as a future career because "it was hard. He works a long time." Kevin Clark of Henry Street spent his day "working on cars" titin Inc. 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Anyone interested in helping out may phone the United Way at 686- 0606 and ask for Dana. photo by Andrew Iwanowski IM Group helps people overinlght shill from, the cellittre's Oshawa location. glisteaer who likes helping other82 n in and respoosibk. ou "iint>1st be at To be eligible, y rwr- with lung disease a' If so, you may be interested volunteering with Distress Cen• breathe easier registration for three training 4 offered next year. Fe#>`:°4 DURHAM — An ongoing support group for adults suffering chronic lung disease is offered by r The Lung Association of Durham Region. The Better Breathing Support Group meets the selling helpline. 117',The centre will provide Inten- second Tuesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 sive training in active listening sive p.m. at the association's Oshawa office at 40 more information, call 90S -723- King St. W., Suite 300. flexible schedule. unteers must be able to work one The program is free. For more information, call 436-1046. 8 A -M--1 RAL x Aid for smokers who have the urge to butt out DURHAM — A Support group for smokers trying to quit is offered by The Lung Association of Durham Region." Called Smokers Overcoming Smoking (SOS), 4 the group meets every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. the association's Oshawa office at 40 King St. at W., Suite 300.' The program is free. For more information, call 436-1046. • 7Aa�� e : a �s SS:1 .� 711 V &a. �,r �:: .a ?"ener, ee.o ':.,�pURHAM "= Are you a g are em theUc, non judgni ental overinlght shill from, the cellittre's Oshawa location. glisteaer who likes helping other82 n in and respoosibk. ou "iint>1st be at To be eligible, y central .The centre is now accepting a' If so, you may be interested volunteering with Distress Cen• least 21 yaws of age to volunteer registration for three training 4 offered next year. Fe#>`:°4 "ire Dn»-ham's 24-hour peer coun- for the adult line and 18 to 21 to sessions Sept - and 11; Jane 2 and 9; and Sept. selling helpline. 117',The centre will provide Inten- Use - work on the youth line. OU must be able to volunteer 29 and Oct. 6. lication ' or for For an app sive training in active listening sive 16 to 20 hours per month on a Adult line vol- more information, call 90S -723- skills and crisis counselling/inter- techniques to people who flexible schedule. unteers must be able to work one 4461. 4 �' 11 inte raze =y j p. our vibs Icle, IS ......at th sincredoble "one ..V:r. Z W. 11 . ion�w tot i-A ec to s 11 n Ins � ZK1. 5 5 / ' THATS A SAMOSA F> # 95OF 0 x�MLY PLUSTN(ES �$7 3PLUS O� yEl11CrLEST.i �.: XES vs soon, T Plus LUBE _ _ ..Taxes & FILTER `Most - OF��. GM T cERT�F�caT >~.Ae MICHAEL MYER PONTIAC • 11111aCK • GMC 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering (401 d Whites Rd.) 688-s8s9 OSWWHITBY 831-2693 PK;KE m OPEN BAT. 8 A -M--2 RM. 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Oshawa 436.7441 7-6601 11011.41aRi 7:10 LL - 7*1 *A 1ara 1111. ?-A PA WILLIAMSON 3n, - fto - owendMa • Cadillac Hwy. #47 South Uxbridge (905) 852-3354 IOM. -FM, 8--00 A.1L-3:30 PA BAT. 8:00 A.M. - 200 RM - 3 THE NEWS ADVEitrmm SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1995 -PAGE fi ARTS orter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Leaf Tickets Wanted WIII pay face value for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, greens or better. Call Bruce at 579-4400 (Oshawa) or 798- 7672 (Pickering) and ask for Ext. Dunbarton Spartans seniors in Durham/East Bowl final ❑ Durham champs edge Trinity College Bears in semi- final clash in Oshawa Thursday By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The surprising Dunbarton High School Spartans are headed onwards and upwards in pursuit of pigskin glory after pulling off a heart -stopping victory over the Trinity College School Bears inME Oshawa Thursday.mia The underdog Durham Region champs, ranked number eight in the Toronto Star senior football poll of Toronto and area high schools, used big plays by their star players coupled with a defence that would bend but not break to upset the number -four ranked independent/pri- vate school champs Trinity Bears from Port Hope 26-20 at Oshawa's Civic Stadium. Dunbarton will now play the Barrie North Vikings in the Durham/East Bowl champi- onship game — Metro Bowl quarter -finals — at Oshawa Civic Stadium on Tuesday. Kick-off time is 1 p.m. Barrie North reached the championship con- test by blasting the number -one ranked Markham District Secondary School Marauders 33-2 in the other semi-final game also played at Oshawa Civic Stadium Thursday. Spartans' head coach Peter Kaiser says his charges will need another big effort to get past the Vikings in the championship contest. He notes Barrie has a big, fast squad that includes n by big decisions with Whitby. Madsaac notched a goal and an assist, while Pea scowd the other goal, assisted by Macleod. Lemmon was in goal. The Ajax-Piidrering peewees lost 2-1 to Peterborough. Steve Stinson made several amazing saves in goal to keep the Raiders in the contest Adam Blair scored the lone goal, assisted by Chandler and Pawycad. In other dose games, the Raiders were defeated by York-Simcoe 3-2 and Quiote 5-3. Scoring were Cooper with two, Stewart, Chandler and Pett, with assists to McMillan, Pett, Cttzzolino, Schofield, Peneycad and Darlow. imp starts Tuesday Instruction will be offered in offen- sive and defensive fundamentals and ball handling. The camp is open to residents of Ajax and Pickering. To register for the camp, call 905- 839-6131. 6'3", 205 -pound running back Doug Haidnef, who almost single-handedly dismantled the Markham team in that semi-final contest. "All I know is that they're big and they have a couple of big running backs. It will be inter- esting," says Kaiser. The Spartans will most certainly need another huge effort from their number -one offensive weapon — running back Theron Walker — who worked his magic throughout the Trinity College contest. The 5'9", 205 -pound Grade 13 student rushed for three touchdowns and close to 200 yards to lead the way for Dunbarton. "We just gave the ball to Walker," says Kaiser. "The first touchdown he turned a broken play into a touchdown. When he gets loose in open field. you know what he can do." Walker, named outstanding offensive player of the game, scored a touchdown on the Spartans' opening offensive series, taking a short pass from quarterback Jeff McConkey and scampering 87 yards down the sidelines for the score. Walker also added majors from 16 and 46 yards out to cap a productive day in the back- field. Dunbarton's other TD was scored on a 75-vard runback off the kick-off by Ryan Connell in the second quarter to put the Spartans in front 13-0. McConkey added two converts. The Spartans' defence also contributed in a major way, stopping the Bears on a last-ditch drive for the end zone in the last minute of play. The defence stopped Trinity's vaunted running back Cameron Snaith on third and fourth -down attempts for a first down near the Dunbarton 25 -yard line. Snaith scored all three Trinity touchdowns and added two converts. 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Our innovative approach to serving the industry leaves room for Orly cream of the crop, career minded, company drivers Who are bondable and accident free with mini- mum 5 years experience with tractors and a var- iety of traders. This position is for regular routes between Ajax and Montreal. Reply in confidence to: Alt: Steven Corbett Fax#" -468-4556 By Tuesday Nov. 14/95 Due to recent expansion, martagers have gone on to Differ dues, and to support on gang der" we must replace people in various areas of business. Expenence in marketing an asset, but not esserlfjal. Full trailning provided. Call Usa 728-8181 An East End Advertising Co. dealing with SKI RESORTS & HOCKEY CLUBS in Eastern Ontario this season is looking for people to fill a variety of positions immediately. Call TRACY at 728-8542 for personal interview. Beauty salon requires LICENSED ASSISTANT MANAGER Must be. Professional Conscientious Motivated Hourly/Commission Bi -weekly bonus + profit sharing Call Vicky 723-7323 11111BRINKS Jots tly recreating PART TIME CURRENCY PROCESSING CLERKS Cash balancing experience requited. Night shifts (10:00 pm - 6:00 am). Must be available Sunday though Thursday St=ring wage: $8.70 with review in 6 nnonfts lnearseed appbcants should trail resume to: Perswtrtel Dep•rtmrat- 55 LAC= Averal Term e. Oratorio. M4M 2.M9. vo DROP ofd's OR PHONE CALLS MTL L RE ACM7W - DEPT. STORE PROMO Now hiring F,T 8 P.rT.posihons to promote a nlalor Dept. Store's account card. Successful applicants must be outgoing anddress in business attire. • ed- OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE AJAX • PICKERING • WHITBY $9410 / Hrly. + bonus. tali head office 1-800-661-2118 1 - 7 pm. GENERAL OFFICE ADMINISTRA- TION DUTIES INCLUDING Experienced in all aspects of office duties with experience with knowledge of ac- counting software especially 1fillowil Ex- c•Nent opportunities for person wills prop• W attitude. Fax Resume to (905) 509- 9460. GENERAL LABOUR FULL TIME Hardworking, ambitious, strong, to work for manufacturer with steel related products. Must be flexible for shifts and able to work overtime. Starting $8.70Ru. Reply File 87178, Oshawa Whitby This Week, P. O. Box 481, Oshawa, L1 H 711.5. WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7, Sat. -Sun. 12-5 5105 571-22 SHELTER 35 R CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.( Apr Monday to Friday P; 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival j1 and receive a gift certificate 4 a* + entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. / �1.JN 11YE Clannaton residents General General GeneIm ral Office Help Help IM, Help • Help R (TING t u 8 - ---• •-•�•-• AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Ajax based distribu- tion company is now hfnng 8 - 10 people for various positions. We have openings for office staff, ware- house, service, set up and display and management trainee posirtions. It you have a car, call for an on- terview on Monday 6 Tuesday Call 905-427-6926 AZ DRIVERS Wanted Now !! Long Term Assign Co. Paid Benefits. Road Runner Safety Awards Program 3 yr. ver exp Current abstract req Durham area Apply in person 2100 Ellesmere Rd 0208 AIMCO BOOK REPS. - Metro. Oshawa and surrounding areas schools, businesses and libraries Vehicle re- Wlred $350 - $700 week ly No exp necessary Cam Joe or Donna 905-985- 849, or 905-721-9679 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check rierr ad upon puCYca as News Advertiser wi not be fesponsible for more Vial one inc~ itserbon mid riere shat be no habiiy for na*rseroon of any adtfer- tisemerlt. liability tux er- fors in ads Is trilled to tete antoutt paid la the space Occupying the error. AN copy is subfed b rie alp proval of iii agaitim of Was; Adiferbser. EARN up to s55o a view WE now people to mate fW (necklace, brace leis,earrings) Job oval" cost to coast from your home. No experience needed. send a neenc- aressed stamped envelope to: Kevenefhris Corp.. 991 Matlheson Blvd E. Lk* e5, REF 800. M auga, On - UM L4W 2V3 EXPERIENCED telenhar- kOws needed. Guaranteed VAu up to $1MV + txhnh5- as. Franly Oshawa of ica. Cal 905-438-1540. EXPERIENCED, Nail tecfrwcian / esIlnSlictiarl, re- quired for busy salon. 683- 0266. HAIRSTYLIST - be your own boss. Rom a chaff and ncres" your income. in- quire, Joseph or Julie, 723 - HELP WANTED' Easv work' Excellent pay' As- semble products at hoe' Can 1- m504-429-9227 Ext 479 H 46 MATURE STUDENTS and hornemakers wanted for Dart time telemarketing. T al provided. Call bM- ween 9 am and S p m 619-6991 INTERNATIONAL Healer 3 Nutrition Company ur- gently seeks New Super- visor. wanted. 6 th/r-Orin. 4 part -mine people Call 1- BG0-806-8880 LADY Remugton Jewelry hnng 10 FT/PT sail reps ler Cnnsernies season (416) 284-1243 LEADING FOOD SERVICE CO. Has an immediate opening for Cook / LOW hand For a busy College environment. Successful applicant will be responsible for supervising a staff of 3. Must possesses n- stitutional cook gtmifi- cations or 3 - 5 years similar eXp Please send resume to : Beaver Foods Ltd. do Dir ham Co" 2000 Sirrtcoe St. N. oshawa, Or«. L1H 7L7 Looking for agWessm open trended MAFwznw PERSON Pharttlaosubcal nlifllim heal care products. Serious ngltinies l>Mr. 104178.4514 MOVE IT GENTLY - Looking for D -Z driver, sonlwon• willing to drive and unload. Minimum 3 yens experience. Inter- views Nov 11., 3.5 pm. Nov 18., 3.5 pm. 254 John St. W odm wa 723-7seo. MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- b's tam" growing agency seats .0. ler kin and TV worK al types, no exp. req. Earn $74115lhr. Wock guar- enle•d. We place people an movie Sets every day. Cal Susan 416-961.2226. PAINTER f PAPER MANGIER wanted. 5 years experience, must have own tools and transportation. call 666-9nl3 PART-TIME Bus person, experience an asset apply in person 49 Old Kingston Fill Ajax. RECEPTIONIST, - Chiro- praelor office - Whitby. 25 - 30 his. per week. - 2 evert- wV., trying and computer required. Send resume to P.O. Box 93 Whitby, On- tano. LIN SR7 Required for a IE center in Pickering be cerhhted. exper with flexible hors M interested, please [tam GRADE EXPECTATIONS 420-9930 WAITRESS WAITERS needed for resturant night club. experexlced r*Wmd Drop resume to 368 Bayly St. Atex WORK AT BONE We per you dkecsy b aesenitile our product: Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send SASE Io Five Star EnlarVisds Is" Liverpool PA. sub 213. Picky ng, Ont LI v Yes Office Help GENERAL insurance Broker Rckenng, regWres CSR vin RIBO licence. min 3 yrs expenarhce Call 905-420-9650. Fax 905. 420-9889 F you we single or a sn- gte parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience, you may Wary for fnanaaf assis. tance of it you are over 45 and have recently been laid oft. you may Wally for trainxng assistance. DIP/ CERT. Lotus, Wordperfal D -Basel word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker, Harvard, Cor- in, Computer Programa" and Systems Analyst, Co- bol, Pascal and C Photo- shop. Cluark Express and Illustrator, Durham Busi- ness Computer College, 427-3010 IMI Agent Office Help ANT International company requires an ener- getic and enthusiastic accounting assis- tant who can prioritize responsibilities and work independently. You are (computer Id- erate with experience in accounting pack- ages, have general accounting experience and good typing skills. Knowledge of New - views is a definite asset. Good advance- ment opportunities for the right person. Reply by fax or in writing to: TORONTO MEDICAL CORP. 901 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, Ontario. LIW 2Y5 Fax (905) 420-3970 COMPUTER/ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Individual required by medium-sized company located in Pickering. Experienced in spread- sheet & database software and preferably net- works Respons"fities will include production of dally reports. inventory d accounts payable. Salary commensurate with experience. Please respond to File 7245 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa L 1 H 71-5 excellent opportunity for a motivated ii arnb s individual to put a progressive organizatioi luired by manufacturer of quality metal sheh & storage products, located in Pickering. end to customer inquiries, expediting of prc a ii managing of product inventory through us manufacturing software. cellent communication & interpersonal skill juired Strong computer skills are essential elN to be a sell starter 8 hard worker. resumes to: Human Resources 905.428-2392. Saks NP l Agt>YIIs, Sales Help gen EDUCATION CONSULT- dSTR19UT10N Teli ANTS REWIRED to enroll „ Network bokin k children in scholarship pro- 9 gram. Part/full time. business W vit $35.000 pus Training pro ate interested in netwo vided. AN nationalities wi l- distribution. If ihterestt come. Car required. Hent- apply in person to los Cc age scholarships. Mr. bome Street Whitby, c MacDonald 416-298-7377, November 15. 1995. Tal Hwy. 401 to Brock Sim go north past four sic Salesh"ley ktum right at Fireh; IM Agent ssiidde 1F gistraboon tiMinon Me ns M ReSewch 7:00 p.m. Sharp. Plea bring this ad with you. requires MRP Software_ _ Sakoffrowam OMOI Experienced with Integrated systemor Skim" manufacturing. Plastics industry experience an asset. Travel required. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 173 Whitby, Ontario. UN SR7 MANAGERIfSALES ASSOCIATES required for an exciting new concept in retail for our new Scarborough store. THE CRAFTER'S MARKETPLACE Background in visual arts/retWV merchandising and computer skills are essential. Apply in person with your resume to: Warden Power Centre (Upper Level) 725 Warden Ave. November 11 th - Nov. 14th Between EOId1111M@R rent comp ry seeks mo0vated incl ual with knowledge in IS S•Vgas engines, weldir fabrication, electrical, If draulcill prof a kiense Plus. good driving reco and own tools. Sand r suns to: Fie a 7241, P.c Box 481, Oshawa, ot&l L1H 7L5 PRESS OPERATOR, f MuIO 1250 and AB Dii 9810, min. 5 years expe once fax resume to (90 831.6722 SHEET Metal Fabricator Assemblers, Must be e perienced in using pow brake, shear, and able work to close tolerance Fax resume to: (905)43 1841. HELP WANTED! vU product or nnterAll ons a Easy work! Excel- ages and types interested lent pay! Assemble in bang involved in feature products at home: films, TV series and corn - mercxals as extras and Call 1(504) SoCs. call Oshawa 432- 429-9227 9189 Ext. 479H46 BOOK REPS. - Metro. Oshawa and surrounding areas schools, businesses and libraries Vehicle re- Wlred $350 - $700 week ly No exp necessary Cam Joe or Donna 905-985- 849, or 905-721-9679 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check rierr ad upon puCYca as News Advertiser wi not be fesponsible for more Vial one inc~ itserbon mid riere shat be no habiiy for na*rseroon of any adtfer- tisemerlt. liability tux er- fors in ads Is trilled to tete antoutt paid la the space Occupying the error. AN copy is subfed b rie alp proval of iii agaitim of Was; Adiferbser. EARN up to s55o a view WE now people to mate fW (necklace, brace leis,earrings) Job oval" cost to coast from your home. No experience needed. send a neenc- aressed stamped envelope to: Kevenefhris Corp.. 991 Matlheson Blvd E. Lk* e5, REF 800. M auga, On - UM L4W 2V3 EXPERIENCED telenhar- kOws needed. Guaranteed VAu up to $1MV + txhnh5- as. Franly Oshawa of ica. Cal 905-438-1540. EXPERIENCED, Nail tecfrwcian / esIlnSlictiarl, re- quired for busy salon. 683- 0266. HAIRSTYLIST - be your own boss. Rom a chaff and ncres" your income. in- quire, Joseph or Julie, 723 - HELP WANTED' Easv work' Excellent pay' As- semble products at hoe' Can 1- m504-429-9227 Ext 479 H 46 MATURE STUDENTS and hornemakers wanted for Dart time telemarketing. T al provided. Call bM- ween 9 am and S p m 619-6991 INTERNATIONAL Healer 3 Nutrition Company ur- gently seeks New Super- visor. wanted. 6 th/r-Orin. 4 part -mine people Call 1- BG0-806-8880 LADY Remugton Jewelry hnng 10 FT/PT sail reps ler Cnnsernies season (416) 284-1243 LEADING FOOD SERVICE CO. Has an immediate opening for Cook / LOW hand For a busy College environment. Successful applicant will be responsible for supervising a staff of 3. Must possesses n- stitutional cook gtmifi- cations or 3 - 5 years similar eXp Please send resume to : Beaver Foods Ltd. do Dir ham Co" 2000 Sirrtcoe St. N. oshawa, Or«. L1H 7L7 Looking for agWessm open trended MAFwznw PERSON Pharttlaosubcal nlifllim heal care products. Serious ngltinies l>Mr. 104178.4514 MOVE IT GENTLY - Looking for D -Z driver, sonlwon• willing to drive and unload. Minimum 3 yens experience. Inter- views Nov 11., 3.5 pm. Nov 18., 3.5 pm. 254 John St. W odm wa 723-7seo. MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- b's tam" growing agency seats .0. ler kin and TV worK al types, no exp. req. Earn $74115lhr. Wock guar- enle•d. We place people an movie Sets every day. Cal Susan 416-961.2226. PAINTER f PAPER MANGIER wanted. 5 years experience, must have own tools and transportation. call 666-9nl3 PART-TIME Bus person, experience an asset apply in person 49 Old Kingston Fill Ajax. RECEPTIONIST, - Chiro- praelor office - Whitby. 25 - 30 his. per week. - 2 evert- wV., trying and computer required. Send resume to P.O. Box 93 Whitby, On- tano. LIN SR7 Required for a IE center in Pickering be cerhhted. exper with flexible hors M interested, please [tam GRADE EXPECTATIONS 420-9930 WAITRESS WAITERS needed for resturant night club. experexlced r*Wmd Drop resume to 368 Bayly St. Atex WORK AT BONE We per you dkecsy b aesenitile our product: Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send SASE Io Five Star EnlarVisds Is" Liverpool PA. sub 213. Picky ng, Ont LI v Yes Office Help GENERAL insurance Broker Rckenng, regWres CSR vin RIBO licence. min 3 yrs expenarhce Call 905-420-9650. Fax 905. 420-9889 F you we single or a sn- gte parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience, you may Wary for fnanaaf assis. tance of it you are over 45 and have recently been laid oft. you may Wally for trainxng assistance. DIP/ CERT. Lotus, Wordperfal D -Basel word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker, Harvard, Cor- in, Computer Programa" and Systems Analyst, Co- bol, Pascal and C Photo- shop. Cluark Express and Illustrator, Durham Busi- ness Computer College, 427-3010 IMI Agent Office Help ANT International company requires an ener- getic and enthusiastic accounting assis- tant who can prioritize responsibilities and work independently. You are (computer Id- erate with experience in accounting pack- ages, have general accounting experience and good typing skills. Knowledge of New - views is a definite asset. Good advance- ment opportunities for the right person. Reply by fax or in writing to: TORONTO MEDICAL CORP. 901 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, Ontario. LIW 2Y5 Fax (905) 420-3970 COMPUTER/ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Individual required by medium-sized company located in Pickering. Experienced in spread- sheet & database software and preferably net- works Respons"fities will include production of dally reports. inventory d accounts payable. Salary commensurate with experience. Please respond to File 7245 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa L 1 H 71-5 excellent opportunity for a motivated ii arnb s individual to put a progressive organizatioi luired by manufacturer of quality metal sheh & storage products, located in Pickering. end to customer inquiries, expediting of prc a ii managing of product inventory through us manufacturing software. cellent communication & interpersonal skill juired Strong computer skills are essential elN to be a sell starter 8 hard worker. resumes to: Human Resources 905.428-2392. Saks NP l Agt>YIIs, Sales Help gen EDUCATION CONSULT- dSTR19UT10N Teli ANTS REWIRED to enroll „ Network bokin k children in scholarship pro- 9 gram. Part/full time. business W vit $35.000 pus Training pro ate interested in netwo vided. AN nationalities wi l- distribution. If ihterestt come. Car required. Hent- apply in person to los Cc age scholarships. Mr. bome Street Whitby, c MacDonald 416-298-7377, November 15. 1995. Tal Hwy. 401 to Brock Sim go north past four sic Salesh"ley ktum right at Fireh; IM Agent ssiidde 1F gistraboon tiMinon Me ns M ReSewch 7:00 p.m. Sharp. Plea bring this ad with you. requires MRP Software_ _ Sakoffrowam OMOI Experienced with Integrated systemor Skim" manufacturing. Plastics industry experience an asset. Travel required. Send resume & salary requirements to P.O. Box 173 Whitby, Ontario. UN SR7 MANAGERIfSALES ASSOCIATES required for an exciting new concept in retail for our new Scarborough store. THE CRAFTER'S MARKETPLACE Background in visual arts/retWV merchandising and computer skills are essential. Apply in person with your resume to: Warden Power Centre (Upper Level) 725 Warden Ave. November 11 th - Nov. 14th Between EOId1111M@R rent comp ry seeks mo0vated incl ual with knowledge in IS S•Vgas engines, weldir fabrication, electrical, If draulcill prof a kiense Plus. good driving reco and own tools. Sand r suns to: Fie a 7241, P.c Box 481, Oshawa, ot&l L1H 7L5 PRESS OPERATOR, f MuIO 1250 and AB Dii 9810, min. 5 years expe once fax resume to (90 831.6722 SHEET Metal Fabricator Assemblers, Must be e perienced in using pow brake, shear, and able work to close tolerance Fax resume to: (905)43 1841. CAPtEER/TRAINING At Diamond Management Institute you train for a career for today and beyond The world is constantly changing and so are the needs of business. They need to be on the cutting edge of technology and have access to training that keeps them competitive. Diamond Management Institute has always been dedicated to developing and delivering quality training to help businesses excel in today's competitive marketplace. But the company also recognizes the needs of those wanting vocational training in the latest application software. In January, the first students will be graduating with diplomas as husiness application software specialists. DMI President Joe Gagliardi says the program gives students experience and training in software such as Microsoft Word and WordPerfect, Excell, Access, Lotus, DBase and Power Point. "This comprehensive 15 week hands-on program will help you develop the skills you need to excel in finance, administration, customer service and many other exciting careers," says Joe. DMI always keeps its hands on the pulse of the industry. They know what software business is using and make sure their programs train people for the skills employers need. "Today people are realizing that there is no such thing as one career in a lifetime," says Joe. "We recognize that too and developed a program that would give people the training they need to help them enter careers with a future." The company has locations in Mississauga, Markham and one in Ajax at 95 Bayly St. W. in the Baywtxxf Plaza. The institute is comprised of qualified instructors with relevant Industry experience. They deliver training in an interesting, inlormative and participative manner, utilizing practical, action oriented adult learning techniques. The programs combine a mix of seminars, short courses and -longer programs which provide a full range of training services. co" TA4MMi Those services also include workshops and seminars for COmp:lI11e5 needing training in specialized areas such as SoJ� a'fj� management training and communication Nkli;� _! skill+. Companies can choose to have t + • � R trainers do on-site training or send employees to DMI training centres. Timin in only 4 nottths for an exciting, new career Each centre is fully equipped with the a Micrimoft Of ice, WordPerfect & Lotus % latest in computer technology. Individual ;AJAX computers are made available to each *Supervisory Skills •Bookkeeping student. all our Career Advisor, TODAIR Financial asslsbnq may be available. ,, For more information about these and W0427_19= Full instruction by experienced other programs gall 4„ -19? -1. adult educators.4ARKHAM �940-9100ISSI,SSAUGA wm 238-6422 'N .:- D"�'�""�TTTUTE i�his a Whitby • Clarington Week rt. Illliiillllll: Get Started! • LM systorns TKkwh qlf • litrog=nner Alta" • CompulerWid AMN1111ft • Network Specialist ((NE -3) • Computer MlaYtlinter a Teehitology • office Administration FlNUM aRkbm aallatl• a 0=8 WhO quaffllq 416) 2-6662 1-800 91 9993 325 Milner Avenue 560 King Street West CDI COLLEGE re`,';r„ry,e Of 8U5/NESS &TECHNOLOGY DMI nils$ #ft ODOWkMity to THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1915 -PAGE 23 Skilled HfflSkilled Daycare Help IM Help • 1 Wanted CNC MACHINIST DAYCARE required in my We have an immediate opening home 3 lays/week 3 hours/day. 330-30pm for for a CNC Machinist in our produc- 3 year old and 6 month old tion machine shop. Applicants Weslney 8 Ritchie area Call 619-9061 must have a minimum two years LOVING CAREGIVER. experience . Ability to make own a moi is 2 childrenor 2 1years, 3 set ups an asset. We offer excel- days week in my home lent wages and benefits, as well as own transportation8 refer - ences required Westney steady day shift employment. Heights Jan 96 start 683-7978 Interested personnel are asked to LOVING caring nanny for our 3 year old daughter call: Come to our home. own Clark at 905-839-1166 or an asset transAlan References regwred. Call References 1-800-263-4414 420'2653 for more information OT Daycare Available DAYCARE ava"!:-. Monday Fr,Iay Brock 3"; • F rich area, ask for Betty 1905) 683-5279 Three monthiChart s and up. lots to TLC 13 yeas expenence Industries Lt Cf. EXPERIENCED Mom of 3 ava,.aole oacysit fun or pan hme non -Smoker Pickering BeaCh/Bayly 586-4730 Printing/Maintenance Person Maintenance Mechanic required to maintain, troubiesho of and repair WEB Letterpress (Tag Machines) plus related equipment Must be experienced in Machine shop tools, welding, related work, and minor repairs. Send resume with references to: R. Kirk, 72 Bavly or fax (905)683-2075 ARCH ITECTL RAI. TECHNOUXASTlJOB CAPTAIN Architectural Tcchnoii_1,i with s %car, minimum Job Captain cxpcnencc Applicant must he able to develop a ,omplete set of working drawings including interior detafhne. on Aurocad R I Ajax LAxauon. Position available immediately Please fax resume 905-42g-0230. ENGINEERING CAREERS A,,tomcr,;e r^e'ai sta nplrg a s reek - ng candidates wnth tool & die and stamping background You will be familiar with GDBT, Cadkey Autocad. progressive tool and fixture zorcepts Toolroom experience is a definite asset. Forward your resume In confidence to Engineering Mansgn L & L Tool Inc. 248 Simpson Ave. S. Bowmanville. Ont. L1C 2.13 MECHANICAL DESIGNER Required by process equipment manu- facturer. Minimum 5 yrs. experience in Autocad 11 8 metal fabrication design. Fax Resume to: A 6 M Process Equipment Ltd. 487 Westney Rd. S., Unit 1 Ajax, Ontario LIS 6W7 Fax 905-619-8816 �11 19D 1 dell1 Thursday, January 11 th Friday, January 12th Saturday, January 13th at the Oshawa Centre Price includes display booth and advertisement in a special section Sunday, January 7th, 1996 ..IL SDRU� MA/l'! Pickering Town Centre Requires Experienced Dispensary Assistant. Apply in Person with resume or fax resume to (905) 831-7679 Arts 8 Arts 8 • 1 Crafts • 1 crafts COUKTRV CHRISTMA I CRAFT SHOW SUN. NOV. 12/95, 10-3 P.M. JUBILEE PAVILION Lakeview Pars, Simcee sL s. Oshawa. our so aahlbkore, t with a fllne salectlen of howdoewauw• 11% Info. 434-5331 C. -rERMITAGE AREA. Rotherglen 'Hwy 02. full me daycare In my home, any age_ welcome. non- ,moke, ;ate iovmg envi. , x men•reasonable rates. .all Gail 619-36,0 IN VY HOME. responsible t e, of school-aged -niloren, fulllpart-hme, ref- -renes available. TLC :rt utdoor activities Cali Lau- -e 905683.8576 Employment Im Wanted GAS Mer ['T oi , rk n to gas ''iter r 2 ..ell Can MacDonald 728. "79 Leave massage Flip Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST " - FALL SPECIAL -.airy seasonec hard- _Y)a cut, split, deiivered. i'JCkeC 'Or Only S7002Ce -rd Satisfaction guar i -teed Country Lary Gar- :�n 8 Forest Produce -:S-'2"910 A GREAT DEAL Top :,..ns, ,easJrac -ar�wood r ow prices FREE DELIv- E-RY Serving Pcker,ng. A,ax. Nh'My and Oshawa -all DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-474* FIREWOOD ouanty sea- SoreC 'S' hardwood. CLI. ,ow and dewereo starting at $185bush cord Limited want -Ty Call 705-94a- 9801 7pm-11 pm FIREWOOD Excellent quarty haro- wood Guaranteed, extra long irrie fully seasoned. cut and spit Honest mlasurement Free delivery. Kozy Heat Firewood (905)753-2246 t FIREWOOD MOVING SALE 550 face cord. cut spill and delivered. While supplies last' Cal pm a clay swat d Sun-, 619-1363 ROKA LUMBER i FiREwooD CENTRE 4'x8'x12' $60.00 4'xSx16• $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 -• Days 705.277-M Evert" 9054346665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area SKIDS & Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood mixed, pre cut or bro- kern. delivery avaiatbel. large 8 small loads Limited time offer call 1%5)430- 9013 1 Flea Market ALMOND REFRIGERATOR. I- like new, $295. Med '• est geezer $175, x1h working well (905) 831- 5295 - I - .►+ai►aeea.,... a:. ....,,..a�ir-•�ee.aaaiii. -�_.__• - _'--"-_^-'----- •- -- 1e,::vgF�s.�.rweef,r• e1�i�wise��y PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1995 KILPATRICh CC) NSTRUCTICDN - HOME IMPRC1VE:ME. NTS - HAIF-Mt-"T APARTMFNTC -it 2* at -a 1 7 Z;:i HOME IMPROVEMENTS BAIFL �aJI,IS-IPlumbv,y - U«,a..fd„�«-, I WE SUPPLY PERMITS 8 PLANS REFFRE_NCE:SA PICTURES AVAILABLE FULLY INSURED - AI. L WORK CiUARANT F_E0 97 Church St-, Ajax J CHRISTMAS 'S_ F -T(OPEN HOUSE �"• -A Friday, November 17' ,TRUFFLES from Noon till 8 p.m. - -:7” - FULLY LICENSED ' & INSURED � ®r %,1-ALLATION MEW 1 0 , _ca d SERVICE TO avow :__ MA ES E A7,NG AIR CONDITIONING °. ;-iLFRIGERATION COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIALAUTHORIIEC, NATI IRAL C'.AS nF AI F H Durham CLASSIC AIR SYSTEMS THE OLD LIVERPOOL HOUSE INVITES YOU TO DROP IN AFTER THE PARADE FOR OUR SPECIAL T -Bone Steak 16 x¢.....516.95 All dinners Indude your choice of soup or salad, potatoes or nce, garlic tread and relish tray. OINr arpalra AAm aom Call (905) 831-1000 FOOD DRIVE AT PICKERING SANTA CLAUS PARADE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 2:00 P.M. CANNED FOOD WILL BE COLLECTED ALONG THE PARADE ROUTE. WATCH FOR THE SHOPPING CARTS THANKS COLDWELL BANKER l sT TORONTO EAST REALTY 905-420-4200 t Come in and ViA k' III NewSix , New # New Menu The Best Bre& m kk6o Cal • Full Lunch & Dinner Menu 376 Kingston Ra. (905) PickeTimoral nota) 509-4421 .w-...yll.w.lwt • • SILVER CARPET & RUGS S-FUN'MA.ST.ER 401 ST US- MA TER • B• I 99 ISO. YD. 11 /SO. YD. • ■ Cl.en.nt• 5 YEAR 10 YEAR VISIT OUR WARRANTY WARRANTY 5640wp " rl=m -For Free Estimates WERE PROUD TO CARRY CANADIAN PRODUCTS CALL: SILVER CARPET & RUGS 683-4292 (AJAX) SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION THREE BEARS AUTOBODY We ray Mosr Free Estimates Complete Collision Service 6 Refinishing To Cars SI Trucks Frame StraigIt" • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UNIT 208 • Car Rentals Arranged 262 MONARCH AVE_ AJAX a t open 6 Days A Week 1905) 619-2327 03C ALL WORK GUARANTEED Peter's Appliances SINCE 1955 Pickering Home A Leisure Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 12 Pickering 428-6333 Featuring Profile Tae Appliances Bran wishes everyone to have a Great Time at the — — — SANTA CLAUS PARADE — — — 20 PIECES M TOPPINGS & 4 ONLY 0 1261 11 *"pMOBILE AUTO SERVICE UNIT 416 - 860 BROCK RD. S. PICKERING 420-0834 "Enquire About Free Pick-up & Delivery For Auto Repairs See U •. S A fte rhe parade • Burgers • Souvlaki on Bun • Fresh Caesar, Greek and Chef Salad Deli Sandwiches alw•s1 The -04 or ti"Mt Mw T" bb"W . Stwk on a Kaiser i DISCOVERY BAY PLAZA T� �m Ri 570 WESTNEY RD. S. Hwy. 2 401 AJAX 686-0355 Ems,, DROP IN AFTER SANTA CLAUS PARADE 4 Sampie a cup of. hot r Great , cider & nibble on • Gift Ideas I some crackers & dip. 1 • Stocking Stuftersl 9 1 EVERYONE WELCOME RD. S.. PICKERING NO BROCK L. 1QLC&1WMP1_ J UNIT #4 420-5100 FULLY LICENSED ' & INSURED � ®r %,1-ALLATION MEW 1 0 , _ca d SERVICE TO avow :__ MA ES E A7,NG AIR CONDITIONING °. ;-iLFRIGERATION COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIALAUTHORIIEC, NATI IRAL C'.AS nF AI F H Durham CLASSIC AIR SYSTEMS THE OLD LIVERPOOL HOUSE INVITES YOU TO DROP IN AFTER THE PARADE FOR OUR SPECIAL T -Bone Steak 16 x¢.....516.95 All dinners Indude your choice of soup or salad, potatoes or nce, garlic tread and relish tray. OINr arpalra AAm aom Call (905) 831-1000 FOOD DRIVE AT PICKERING SANTA CLAUS PARADE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 2:00 P.M. CANNED FOOD WILL BE COLLECTED ALONG THE PARADE ROUTE. WATCH FOR THE SHOPPING CARTS THANKS COLDWELL BANKER l sT TORONTO EAST REALTY 905-420-4200 t Come in and ViA k' III NewSix , New # New Menu The Best Bre& m kk6o Cal • Full Lunch & Dinner Menu 376 Kingston Ra. (905) PickeTimoral nota) 509-4421 .w-...yll.w.lwt • • SILVER CARPET & RUGS S-FUN'MA.ST.ER 401 ST US- MA TER • B• I 99 ISO. YD. 11 /SO. YD. • ■ Cl.en.nt• 5 YEAR 10 YEAR VISIT OUR WARRANTY WARRANTY 5640wp " rl=m -For Free Estimates WERE PROUD TO CARRY CANADIAN PRODUCTS CALL: SILVER CARPET & RUGS 683-4292 (AJAX) SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION THREE BEARS AUTOBODY We ray Mosr Free Estimates Complete Collision Service 6 Refinishing To Cars SI Trucks Frame StraigIt" • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UNIT 208 • Car Rentals Arranged 262 MONARCH AVE_ AJAX a t open 6 Days A Week 1905) 619-2327 03C ALL WORK GUARANTEED Peter's Appliances SINCE 1955 Pickering Home A Leisure Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 12 Pickering 428-6333 Featuring Profile Tae Appliances Bran wishes everyone to have a Great Time at the — — — SANTA CLAUS PARADE — — — 20 PIECES M TOPPINGS & 4 ONLY 0 1261 11 *"pMOBILE AUTO SERVICE UNIT 416 - 860 BROCK RD. S. PICKERING 420-0834 "Enquire About Free Pick-up & Delivery For Auto Repairs See U •. S A fte rhe parade • Burgers • Souvlaki on Bun • Fresh Caesar, Greek and Chef Salad Deli Sandwiches alw•s1 The -04 or ti"Mt Mw T" bb"W . Stwk on a Kaiser i DISCOVERY BAY PLAZA T� �m Ri 570 WESTNEY RD. S. Hwy. 2 401 AJAX 686-0355 Ems,, DROP IN AFTER SANTA CLAUS PARADE 4 -I- llruv NI We AnvwWriews eiTMnAv 1►in 171JOE`D 19 gone _uAr-w Al - — — — — — — — — — — — — — KILPATP.ICK ' CC)NSTRUCTION ' -HOMEIMPROVEMENTS -BASEMENTAPARTMENTS 4211-11'4 HOME IMPROVEMENT Additions - 2nd floors - Basement apt a Ballrooms • Plumbing • Decks/fences Wiring • Tiling - Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS 8 PLANS REFERENCES 8 PICTURES AVAILABLE Youp, HOME ' FULLY INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., Ajax IcYo"RCAc:-r------------- IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (905) 579-4400 SOLID OAK III CHERRY SOLID FURNITURE SOLID • AMISH MADE SOL • FRRSHED IN OUR OWN PLANT SOLID CUSTOM FURNITURE. FISHES ti COLOURS PICKER•IG NOW a DES" CENM 1756 PICKERING PARK11110 (GORIER OF BROCK RD. A 401. W-KERNG) 427-1381 Old world craftmanship at Integrity Wood Products Foch pion at Integrity Wood ftol x ti is kI WA* a ft by talenhm Amish and Menranile craf uvwm Finding the right gift this Christmas can be a difficult journey to marry different places. But if you're looking for something unique that will bring a smile to the face of a close friend or member of the family, then visiting Integrity Wood Products should be one of the places your shopping journey takes you. . LAcated at the Pickering Home and Design Centre you'll find old world craftmanship in the wide selection of beautiful furniture pieces and gift items. .Owners Hans Jacobs and Kirk Dayman have established a unique relationship with an Amish community in Canton, Ohio and a e "They use only the finest quality woods and each piece is carefully handcrafted. They are very particular about their workmanship and won't sell anything unless they are satisfied with the job they've done." The prices at Integrity Wood Products are very reasonable. When you see the quality you arc getting for the price you pay youll know you made the right choice by taking home any one of the furniture items whether it's a four poster bed or a bread box. The atmosphere in the showroom is relaxing and because no one is on commission there are no high pressure sales people. Mennonite one in the St. Jacobs, Ontario area. Staff members Kim Brown atd Rhoda Pio Each piece is built to the customer s are there to answer your questions and to bele you requirements by these very talented craftsman choose something in their store or cane up with a who provide them with unfinished works and then custom design for the type of furniture you need. the customer is offered a choice of stains to give _ Once you've made your selection it will be the solid oak and cherry furniture a look that will delivered to your door and you can begin to enjoy fit your home's decor.the warmth and charm from one of these carefully Hans and Kirk visit the communities on a , . constructed and expertly designed creations, regular basis bringing with them the orders "These are heritage pieces, something that customers have requested plus a wide variety of will become a family heirloom passed from furniture items including bedroom suites, generation to generation," says Hans. "They are entertainment centres, tables, chairs and much made of solid wood and will last forever. Once more. you have one you'll find it won't be your last " "The men who make the furniture utilize So when you have trouble thinking of the age old techniques that have been passed from perfect gift, think about Integrity Wood Products. father to son for many generations, " says Hans. For more information call 427-1381. DURHAM NVItiDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 D0„IGE CASEMENT Cor-pie'e !,ec. TILT -ACTION Vinyl Windows & Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • 9AY 3 BOW WINDOWS i •.SJRANCECLAIMS • PA?IO DOORS ;'ORM DOORS i • '.E 'N CONSTRUCTION wtNDOWS • GLASS 3 SCREEN i.- REPAIRS V1011 '.CM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON � .x; rtI% , S N SA, I SEF•V'CF ti OSHAWA ONrAFtlO lhS'AIUTiON I - 1 21-3 Mal) 579-2222 Plumbing For You Ltd. "Four Bathroom Specialists" Sales / Service / Renovations Specializing in Plumbing Repair Parts Open 7 Dad's a week 2.3 Hr. Emergence Service 1050 Brack Rd. Unit 5 Pickering. Ontario L I W 3X4 (905)837-1350 This week's special - Aqua brass single hole mount pull out kitchen faucet only $199.95: (available in chrome only I PICKERitiG FACTORY• MANUFACTURES OF NEW AND CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERED FURNITUR SOFAS -LOVE SEATS -'MING CHAIRS -O TA.NA.tiS We also carry Lanark Koehler, Goldstar, FREE Lano Lounger -� • Interior Decorau on staff • Thousands of fabrics to choose ' froom 4� • Wrkmanship •..•. guaranteed • Drapes C7 PAICE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1995 _ Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Flea Articles 1 For Sale ;M1 For Sale For Sale I For Sale � For Sale Market � For Sale � For Sale � For Sale BED. Waterbed. (Super 12 cu It freezer $150 2 ARTICLES for sale in- CARPET MILL DIRECT CONTENTS SALE, ELECTRO -COM OSHA- HITACHI 31' stereo TV LAP top and printer, Pack- PLEASURE for a lifelim single size ) in excellent month old apartment fridge clud ng dresser $165. 100% nylon, thick plush, daybed. kitchen set. electric WA486DX2 66 8 Meg Ram Loaded Rent to own by and Bell 486-OX50. extend- Learn to make beautil condition $150. 831-2013 5450, while apartment sharp electronic 'ypewnter stain resistant carpet for 3 lawn mower with cord. 540 HD CD-ROM Sound- phone for only $9.75/week ed warranty, software, with music Piano for sal Indge $275. gold fridge $150, Cosco rocker, jumper rooms. only $349. price in- weed eater, t.v video stand, card amp speakers Mouse. Call 571-1413 IBM portable bubble Jet Walls. Prince & Wilks BRASS/beveled-glass fix- $150. 30' almond stove with toy tray $35. Antique cluding. 30 square yards, cedar picnic table, bar with complete with SVGA mons- LIVING ROOM SET, 3 printer, $1800, best offer Toronto $500. Call 90 luretwelve candle -shaped $175, microwaves $125- articles include large bub carpet, pad,labour. Free stools. excellent condition. for & laser quality printer pcs Italian $1750 Match- 905-665-1861 427-2256. bulbs. suit 2 -storey en- $150. dryers $125-$275. temut dresser $350. small estimate. Arnold 1-800- brother knitting machine, $1695. DX4100 with 850 ung 9 piece dining room set trance $75. Microwave stacking washer & dryers Quebec dresser (1899) 401-5557 1 yrno payment, Ribber motor, garter car- Meg HD $1795 Pentium including china cabinet 6 NEW.ELECTRIC skooter, SHEDMAN - quality ba 700W Quasar $50 Brass 5450.5650, upright vacuum $285 blanket box 8195. no interest, . For t Lull year nage. singer bulk ma- 90 slating at $1599: Phone chairs and beautiful drum (never used) with battery style sheds. built on sol y gy 905-434.2802.; Toronto 9 Queen headboard/toot- S50 sewing machine/cabo- mahogany coffee table $95. chine, with ribber. Yam table Absolute brand new. charger, purchased in July BX8 SPECIAL- $599. Gt board, untam shable $200. T 9 y D carpel, $3 00 cone. English 3 pc ENGAGEMENT must see $2450 Call 619- los $4240, Askin $or u included. Other sizes a net $1 5. bleached oak 2 maho an lam tables CARPETS � bis of ca g 905-619-0811 after 5 wall unit $325, wall unit $145 each, oval walnut 100o nylon. new stain re- snooker cue with case. ENGAGEMENT RING, 2t�9 custom wheel chair, for up display available Call 9C with smoked glass doors coffee table (ex cond) lease carpets on hand. I will snooker box and memora- traditional style. value to 150 lbs $700 839-2676 509-4961 COLLECTORS Complete $400. wardrobe $75. oak $200, 11 ft me anti carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price $925, appraisal papers inn- KENMORE almond 3 dr. p antique tidily and accessories. L9 hdd Asking $800 oleo. side by side lodge and OFFICE desk. $100: 4 WATERSOF7ENER, A " ciesin set e' Key- Daniels coffee and end tables store display counter $500. includes carpet. premium Zag sewing machine. 2 g range. very good condition. PIE Birds Plates regular price $375. pine coffee and end note some antique articles pad, expert installation, fast years old. Reasonable off- Call weekdays 6-9 30p 5. asking $890/pair Honda dressers. $45%eacn. 20' system automatic. coin Rani; weekends after 12 905- color TV, $50 Antiques. system, $800, GE Rang 5489 asking $400 firm, be- tables 5225, glass coffee require TLC (905)831- delivery. free estimates (30 ers 668-7638 2200 watt generator, like avacado. $150 (905) 65 fore , m !905)683-2457 and end tables $175 coffee 0318 Pickering. 837.2542 bed, $145. 4 occasional ^ p g. please call yards) Norman 686-2314 new condition, ask,,g chars (1900s). dresser, 4774. and end tables $100. King before 9 p m COPIER - Xerox 1040. 6 ENGAGEMENT ring/ $80014' fibreglass canoe. SOFA & love seat. brown. CERTIFIED HOT DOG years old. $15.000 value, wedding sleeve. 213 carrot, good condition, asking $100. oak rocker, $195. waterbed. 6 drawers $325. excei;er•' condition. 5300 mates bed 5175 couch CAR PHONE. Nokia CART for sale asking asking $1050 (sacrifice) pear-shape. plus 12 brilh- $200.723 9928 Ca11 9p5-697-3532 SNOWBOARD for sa coffee ;able. excellent con- $150. recliner couch 5450 LXt2 worm gree hundred $2200. or best offer please Works very good, new ants. appraised S5200. Nitro beard 8 bmdmc clition. $100 Cas 905 -509 -sectional sofa $575. blue dollars Call 579-716'., cau579-9002 drum, dry ink worth $1300 asking $2200 o.bo. Tnsha KENMORE family size OAK/PINE FURNITURE- new. never used. PIE 3790 love seat $25G. sofa bed make ar offer included. d36-6880 after 4 Romance Limited Edition fr cige almond. Kenmore Why pay eta! prices? One $700, will sell for $500 C $100. sofa bed swivel rock CHROMALOX FUR- print. 'Ice Castle' oak freezer chest, almond. of Ontario's oldest and lar- 579-7314 after Cpm • Articles er S350 black lacquer CARPET A 1 Prices buy NACE e ect- c ess thatk DINING ROOM suite framed. asking 5350 o b o forced air electric furnace, gest manufacturers is now table 4 chairs 5350. 1940's direct wholesale. Free in- 5 vears ^ld 15 kilowatts son., Tal, ncludecs hutch. 432--8919 water heater, electric tank. selling direct to the public SOLID wood diming roc for Sale stallation for free estimate 51,000 BTU. $500 hot wa- buffet. table with 4 chairs vanity with marble top. Best Eg oak pedestal table and table 6 thous $700. Pedestal table $450 wood ENOUGH skate sharpen - table. a thous 3 leafs. call Sal (905)432-2750. or ter tank. less tsar 2 years (extra leaf) asking $1795 ,ng repay equipment to otter Call 433-1681 4 chars 5849.7 If double 20 cb it deep freeze 5200 pager 416)980-9697 old. GWS 170 L $100 697-3323 start own business, in own pedestal and 6 chairs 3 by 4 utility trader $200. 1 Par d KYE Gas struts. $200. 1W 9 a dining su- Pa9 ( 579-1201 home Some inventory. Will KENWOOD TOWER OF $1499. cannnonbatl beds call 436-7490 after 4.00pm retail 5160 -1 sell for $80 ite $1750. brass double Carpet Broker, :00°�e. DININGROOM rude. lout- assist training/setting up POWER 200 watt remote tom $399; Over 20 stain fits 1981-83 Datsun 200SX bed 5200 lights, lamps. Nylon thick push stain re- COMPUTER 386 with 4 fet and hutch table. 5 equipment S8900obe stereo package Dual cas choices. all solid. no TOSHIBA 2T stereo 1 Call Abe at 683-5117 or bed frames, pictures. pant- sstant carpet For 3 rooms. MEG -emory, colour monr chars. 1 armchair, 3 extra 905-576-4094 after 5 sette. 5 disc CD player. veneers Traditional Wood- New with 3 year warrar 427-1637 eve ings and more 579-0526 tower speakers Rent to working905985-8774 Rent to own by phone only 5369 00 Price in- for & printer $ ll 4 Fax rima- leafs, asking 51150 Very HIGH cable bills° Poor 22' PIONEER chain saw crudes 30 So yds carpet. chine St 39 Cas 430 5615 good condition (905)619 picture quality? GO DI- $win by phone for only only $6 75'week Call 5. S75 compute^zed exercise deluxe pad and installation 2283 RECT' DsS 18• Digital $750/week Call571-1413THERPIAN/GRANDFA- 1413 COMPUTERS RESALE THER Clocks Durham's hike 51 OC. 1977 300 John b Your Horne Free way- Satellite Systems. 150 Deere snowmobile SaiJO: bon in your honkie No in- ate s with color 5695 ELECTRIC scooter. new. channels. CD quality plc- KITCHEN cupboards. largest selection -New and USED Saxaphona. -i000 Btu air conditioner terest. no payment for one 386'5 - color $395 Com- used once new batteries lure and sound Rent to c°softy. SS sink European used pianos Not swe7 excellent conditionFAX l Am 5100 "'-38'5full year. Daniel. 1.800. Kral IBM systems from and charger, 51600. GE own by phone from only style. Almondioak L shape Rent to own, apt size. Krawith case and • e ADS 217-0104 $199 Complete new DX2.' Washer, dryer, white like $40 /month. Call 571.1413 Upper 911 Benches by 8ff upright, grand, digital, key. attachments. Will excr 66's $999 100% financing new. $500 Call 404--6579 Lowers 8ft 21nches by 5ft boards. TREMENDOUS reasonable offer call 66 57 available Ctanngton Com- HIGH �QUALITY home 5inches $900 Call 905- SAVINGS ON NOW Telep 0346 9-2238 puter 164 Baseline Rd BY Practically q 619-0027 Piano Works. 433-1491 Bowmanville 697-3059 81300 O B O Call 728 t76 BUS & PROFESSIO R E C T 0 R Y 'Rio US L% Na It's alwarest to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! 1 J morm"MMAIM • Improvements • Improvements • Improvements • Chimney a Appliance . Drapes, a House • Music, Dancing eMe Business • � � • • 1 � • i • Sweeps • Repair • � Upholstery • Cleaning • • Instructor •Services 'MISTER CHEAP' Home ED'S Ca•poof t y 7rex -G limprovernerts rec rpoms.m lancing. renovationsrec law apartments. •ddibOnsr rooms. bathroom. IiitChen. fences decks etc Lr- ceramc entrance door in- censed !or over 20 years. saris Free esbngtes Call all work guaranteed, for 438-0722 Free estimate call Emoe 905.404-817: EUROPEAN tilt special- ist. -t •enr.aie your bath - Cr %1R. BRUSH Painting & General ��► ('ontracting p+OksSdW �rOperty tilirilerarYE Repairs & Renovations Free Estimates (905)571-6353 WDGET HOME O/MOV EIMEN" Basement Apts . Rec-rooms, plumbirg, Additions, electrical, drywall 15 yrs. Experience. Free estimates, tall Mano (905) 619669. cel (416) 560-4663 room or kitchen wags. as well as toil toles Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed For free esti- nates call D Dykstra 725- 4913 expenend Have your he*• heated storage units G.C.R. CONSTRUCTION • ' fl••�9� electrical needs met pro- Now offering free boxes CARPET Installations - 25 covers an your home-im- • . CM Colinfllllg � Call Bons ( ) with move Park and load years experience, re - 427 -4373 special starting at $99 and stretching our speciality CHIMNEY. sweeps and N&V APPLIANCES We BARTLEY'S upho'srery. repairs, toners installed. gas service ref,gerators micro- upholsteni fabrics and sup - and al Free estimates. waves, washers and dry- pkes.commercial & rev. reasonable rates. 427- ers, freezers. stoves. Coati- dentoal fumiture. Boats. 9794 washers. Free estimates plains. autos. customizing 1905421S-7589 restorations of autos and M.1 dllrtan Festi- tine antiques Free , .. Electrical• Moving & mates, workmanship guar- ish. training. additions. • Storage anted Can (905) 697- HARRY -0 -THE - docks basement, Inmwork, 3532 ENTECH ELECTRIC Services Inc. Commercial AJAX Moving,mo Sy' has • Flooring, 19 yrs. Additions, sundedts, app81M services. mows. aDsfoance ' smaN, we price them alit Free industrial and residential and piano specialists Flat • Carpeting Master electrician 15 years rate or hourly We now rooms, flagsrorte. free 00 -naps. and yard work pis provement needs For de- up Call for information Free estimates D & N pendabihty and quality workmanship Call Rod at 623-8184 GCB Interior and exterior repairs, renovations s and construction. Fast and Mean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686.1913 1 J.S. ARMSTRONG C & R Maintenance Build- DEV. INC. Specializing erg repairs and renovations in custom homes. additions. eld6rical, plumbing. ce• renovations, rec rooms and ramic bees, carpentry. From basement apertmerft Res- BLACKWELL DUCT CLEANING Fall Special FREE HOOK UP $6.99 per vent (416)609-9966 "d' CLEANING $19.95 + $6 vett Slip• Sya1Mn W200 ►M -work fury yuerartteed a V.I.P. HOME SERVICES Reasonable rates 25% Off initial clean References Fully Insured / Bonded (905) 427-2667 Leave message 725 -0005 or 427-0005 Duncan, 987.1799 a 987- • Snout e ' • Plumbing taco • 4 Removal AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available All your plumbing needs Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest pncesl No lob too smallf (905) DUCT 432-2913 ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber, no lob too smell. no lob too big. free esti- mates, great prices 725- 2507. MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywhere. a yhrr e Commercial or residential Paduging swage and boxes available Servo & mid moth discounts. Free esurravis 571-0755 small repairs to ma pr ran- tdennal and commercial. (416) 321-1774 ..r ' P• ovations. Fully guaranteed. free estimates. (905)668- Serving Durham Region for over, 15 yrs. Free uonsulta- • • / i IOrl9 9 °• 423-0230 3300 bon Call Jeff 90S-42• M.1 dllrtan 280-5513CARPENTRY, rough fin- '57••• ish. training. additions. ALL Pro Painting and HARRY -0 -THE - docks basement, Inmwork, SIGON Construction Ltd., serving Durham Region for HANDY HELPER hor/ee Wallpapering, inteXt MOVERS - Move by or baseboard. doors. wind- ows. roof repairs, free esb- 19 yrs. Additions, sundedts, snowplowing• interior/•Aril nor, sttkoo 0x16-9, g•nerM r fffaars, top quality w0*' smaN, we price them alit Free nates. Bill Jr. (9O5µ38- patio doors. windows. rec- nor p•inung. repairs• Clear- reasonable rates. 20% est"es, seniors discount, short notice 0226 rooms, flagsrorte. free 00 -naps. and yard work pis sarmorsdiscoixtt.404.9669. moves. Pianos moved, also mates. 905-576-5760. count ler senors. Call Belt appliances COmneraDle DOORS "R' US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (WE INSTALL), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS Sales Service & Repair 905-937-0949 DUCTWORK installed, moved, relocated. Excellent rates Free estimates Elec- trostatic air Cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big. Small jobs Call Paul 428-0295. 42841800. TOMMY'S HOME IM- PROVEMENTS- carpentry, drywall, basement apts.. rec room, panting and deco- rating, ceramic blas. Call Tommy at (905)420-8105. HANDYMAN Wilh pick up truck will do odd Jobs, deer) up garage, yard, small moving Jobs, grass cut- ting, fence weirs call Vic 428.8907 TMs PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European WwbTwW* Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 SELL IT NOW CALL 083-070? rates. Call 432-2850 MEN with large truck will do housetold moves. resi- dential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Cad or WCHALSKI MOVING - houses. apartments, offices, appliances and piano spe- cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates Excellent service Call 436- 7795 367795 House MCleaning I.J.'s CONTRACTING- residental snow removal. Seasonal rates or per clearing Driveways. side - CASTLE CLEANIMG Your whole house cleaned,or packages to suit all budgets All floors hand washed 428-9765 fu bonded / insured walks, stairs. great rates Cat John at 404-8536 GUITAR PLAYERS seek ANSWERING Service ing Stevie Ray Vaughan Lave or voice mail box rror (Specialist) I can help show S5/mo Includes pr,vati you his style Can Rick number (416) 287-5295 Washbrook 905 683-6719 • • Driving • • Schools SCHOOL •4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) 287-3060 F363 easiness ' • " " SerY1Ce8 EXPERIENCED deaning lady with car, reasonable, reliable, thorough, refer-• ACCOUNTMG SERVIC- ences. Homes & condos. a P" ES Reasonable rates for Call 905-294-6538. rIce* sma0 business. Free initial consultation. Full -range of RELIABLE HOUSE CLEANER ==,1'111= ing b tb 1'111 , Dtlsbrtg, IGtdterts, Bad rooms +Doors etc Reasonable IabiS, MWee�elrt - el weary ionaly CALL 905.6 9! bookkeeping, financial 11I1AGICIAN, clown friends. statements, set-up budget - ready to entertain for any irg. financial planning. age, any occasion. Bien- Bus./personal packs. John days, promotions, open- D. Shadolf C.G.A., Picker- ings, hind raisers. Magic ag, 905-839.2233. shows are ftml Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334. RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parbec and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Es- me 668-4932. READ THIS AD. Think Its okay 7 Then you need my professional Writing / editing services. No Job too small . 905-683-0330 • • Health • Beauty NATURAL HEALTH PRC DUCTS that may provmd, effective relief from acnes pains. stiffness. For mon information call 905-579 4504 Please mad your ckmsllrl6'd ad on Um &M dry o/ publication as woe mwwt be nlspm sme till non Um in the etltwd o/ an :�3eRor r r<: 0a�r • Heafthir • efBeauty �y A B%. Mtl-Str+sss :1Mdlos LUL 376 Kingston Rd., Unit 17, Pickering Full-body aromatherapy massage: 1 /2 hr 539.99 Open 7 days/week No appointment necessary OffA" For i;aille BLOWOUT WARE- HOUSE SALE. Friday - Sunday, cluality used and antique furnishings. desks, dressers. tables. chairs & More Great Prices with an additional 20% off ! New Life Furniture, MacKenzie Plaza, in Ajax.250 Bayly St. w 68"332 YAMAHA grand piano ebony GI series Beautiful tone Excellent quality Asking $8000 Call 905- 427-1479 Articles Fn ;Wratinted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver, adver- tising. lays. decoys, (IOUs. milk bottles. collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brockton CASH for SNES. Saga, 300, Saturn play station. CD -Rom vtdeo games and systems Trades and con- signments welcome. The Video Game Store, Osha- wa Centre. 725-0202. UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up. fridges. staves. washers. dryers, cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013, WANTED - any type of hiding motorized vehicle for children. Also used follintelin- do or Super Nintendo Call Glenn or Chnstian-Ann 723-7175 WANTED to buy - older furniture. glass. China, col- lochbles. memorablia, watches. ell SN40 pieces or estates Call (905) 721 7&14 Automobiles 9 M11 For Sale 1980-1986 cars. lease to own. Everyone qualities, On URIC? WCB? MA? No interest, no credit check, From $275. down. 570034 Ointano.LTD. 1976 Notion Rd. 686-7428 1983 Camaro, 160.000 miles. new paint, tires, train, etc. Asking $1600 obo as is. 1981 Goldwing 1100, needs tires & brakes $1150 ObO. as is 432- 3254 1984 BUICK Regal, en- gine & body in mint condi- tion, a/c, electronic dash, low mileage, certified. Ask- ing U195 o.bo. 905-683- 7301/905-428-1879 after 6pm, 1984 Camaro. 350, p�w_ P s - p b. am/Im cassette. $2000 Call 57"146 1964 CHEVY CELEB- FITTY. V6. air. stereo. fully loaded. nice clean running car. Lady driven in mint condition. S2995 cert. 665- 7042 after 6 Phil. 1994 Ford Tempo GL. 2 dr. 4 cyl 5 spd. Ps, PIP . arrV fron Cass.. hirlich Very clean lady drrven vehicle. Must be seen. $1900. obo. 905-985- AutorZwbi.1es Automobiles Autoomobiles ucks For It s S ELI ao�:For Sale gin, For Sale Sale 1993 ASUNIA SUNFIRE 100,000 km. (Highway) Am/fm Cass., 5 -speed, air con., new muffler, new front brakes. White with gray cloth interior. Non- smoker, very clean car. Asking $8500. certified or best offer. Please call : (905) 432-8863 after 6 p.m. 1993 ASUNA SUNFIRE 100,000 km. (Highway) Am/fm Cass., 5 -speed, air con., new muffler, new front brakes. White with gray cloth interior. Non- smoker, very clean car. Asking $8500. certified or best offer. Please call : (905) 432-8863 after 6 p.m. 1987 Dodge Caravar, nenorty rebuilt motor, 7 pas- senger. $5000 or best offer. certified Call (905)986- 1146 3719, in ig sunrcoo Just invested $3000 into cilatch and transmission Wgrade, Bills to prove Hot car Real head tumor _ Tr�HP 11111111117 HYANDI Stellar. 1"4 Pontiac Sunbol grey. automatic. good con - Newer clutch. runs good, dirtion. 140.000 Ill $1500. $400 as is, 0 B 0. Call Call 905-728-0342 after 5 434-5486, PM 1364 Tempo L, one own- - er. 5 spd . only 100.000 1"9 CAVALIER Z24 Knits Original paint. rus- one owner. excellent con- tprooted. excellent Clow dition. V-6. auto. all options, running car. Hurry on "" Asking S4.5oo ploase Caff one Was SlM, now Ken, (905) &39-65W $1595 certified Call 427- an offer $14.800 One at a kind 723-88M 9722 anytime Russ Open 7 1"9 FORD SHO. 220+ days weekhridoors Big hp . black with U leadow Town Sales anterfor every single power on -Orn f Garage/ Garage/ G Yard Sales Yard Sales :ad Y r 1 ig sunrcoo Just invested $3000 into cilatch and transmission Wgrade, Bills to prove Hot car Real head tumor _ Tr�HP $8000 Mike 905-852-7437 JS TMAS CRAFT SHOW 1969 Plymouth acclaim. A door. 4 cylindjor Good con - Sunday, November 19, 1995 ditioner Asking $3 900 Ajax Community Center Cliff (905) &3t9-4673 IM SAAB 90M Co. all 75 Centennial Road, options, 165 hp. new pro. fSSSKWIal paint. excellent Ajax, Ontario condition, $10.500 or best offer 905-967-5026 or 9o5 - 11k, -427-Ull IL Tel.: 905 10:00am.-6:00P.M 430-5717 1990 Ford Taurus. V6. cruise, 135.000 kms. a1c. Adults: $2.50 p s.. p,b., p,dI. p m. anowiloon cassette. 4 -door, asking "Children under 12 years FREE- S5400 Call 4311-93% I"I Cadillac Sedan Aeleraw all "41541CA &W& Devolle mAnt condition. like new 115.000km. make me an offer $14.800 One at a kind 723-88M I"l Cavalier Z24. sky blue. Vol automatic, sunroo. 2 dr loaded in excellent L Automobilles 9 M11 condition. asking $9.400 conifted 430-6004 Found For Sale I"l CAVALIER. 2_�, 4 cyl auto at. AMIFM cass.. MISSING since Oct. 29 from Whites Rd., south of 401. HAROLD. 3 yr. old neutered black with while male cat. Known to enter homes. cars, garages un- invited Very friendly, much loved pet. REWARD. 837- 7769 CKC Registered Siberian Husky puppials. so poicuM Shots, derworm" gual anteed, Can (7W) 652- 7815. PERSIM fidtions, r"* now and for Chnsimal fig faces fairing personamy, lots of colours to choose from. (905)349--1140. LHASA Apso pups, great house pet non Shedding. non amorgenic, health guarani". pillyment terms afreflable. VOS) 796- 3124 BOUVIER pups-Availlable Dec 30. Roseville row. Cropped or un cropped. CKC registered. He&" guaranteed. Excellent tem - Perennial Hondoe Kon- rels. Cal (705) 639-1733. te =for 1980 5 Ldre mustang. ,'�Jlo. 40,DDO kin on new �rlgine. Needs some work. Asking $1200. as is or best offer. Call 905. 723-2474 198S Honda Civic GL. 4 new tires. 93,000 Kilt, blue dr. 5 spil now clutch. arnot on grey, exceptionally frin stem cass, Good clew clew $6,3000 or 000 905 - running car. Was $2395., 985-3564 now $1995. certified. Call 1991 PLYMOUTH Sun - 427 -9722 anytime Russ. dance . good mileage. atc, Open 7 days weellOwIdolors excellent condition. $5.800 Bill; Town Sales. 404-8341 tim PLYMOUTH RIE - LAW - $900 or best offer as is. Now tires, ban" and afternallot 132.000 IW., CON 723-1325 IMIS Ponfilm Suribifird wagon. air conddionan1% raft. $1300 as is or best offer. Call r2b-3181. lm HISS" 300 ZX. bad" OX -1" WO*" cordlibon, $4700 certified OBO. 905-728-ISOZ 19" OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser. full size. a pas- sall station wagon, un- derooaled, well nwwtaro" 160.000 Ition. $3300 corb- field. 905-5711-01196. IM Olds Fifirenza. red, 2 - door hatchback. auto, anV Inn cassette. 190,000 lorl $1450 as is o.b.o. Phone (905)433-8050 or (905)404 1655. liouno CADILLAC Brough. flolly loaded. excellent coo dition, $11,000. Call 434- 7271 or 434-1034, 1967 Cavalier Z24, auto, air, 160.000 ll $3.500 000, Call 579-4570. 1967 CHEV Camaro it-. yellow, 350 t P.i, loaded. 130 ' ODO turn. original own- ers alarm. stereo. t -roof. ;i,;�ificajfions. Sacrifice sale $6.000 o.b.o. 985- 30461433-8859. 1992 TAURUS L. Auto V6, AMooFM cassel power mirror, air bag. 95 knots. Car- =died. $7950.00 Ontario - 905 432-7046 miint, h* boded. $18,500. al Kentwood. quality stem system for car. 11 pcs.$2,000 value. 1/2 price.263,-2446 1994 intrepid ES. Black, kileded, mint condilbon. car- tified. alworn. phone. Original owner. $15900. Call 420- 4505. 1993 Ford Taurus. 63.000 lurl 3.8 V6, Sir. C8"-. $95oD obo. Cal Peter 723- 1155 or 434-7564. &S Fiaro. 86 Taurus, 84 Mustang, 83 Chavette. 78 Fairmont. All cordfiabis. must be sold. Best offer. 579-28M. BLACK BEAUTYI 1984 Sunbird Convertible. 5 - speed, pow, pool, new bras. no rust 192000krn $2900. V CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 CERTICAR AUTO CEN- TRE. Retailers of quality Preowned fully certified ve- hicles now has financing on 31 vehicles safe pi Eg 1984 Skylark auto. 2 8, excellent $2.196. 120 Ill 1988 Ponbac 6000. ag. auto. 130 km Sale S3.995 firm 1992 Sunbord SE 82 kms. air. mint teal Now 1991 Cavalier Z24 3 1 black beauty 5 sod . reduced $7.995 1991 Buick Con" Ltd boded. like now, $8.295 1907 Ca - Price Classac. formal black .1 loaded reduced $4.995 1990 Ternposts (2) 3, 1. air, auto. excellent. sale From S5.995 199, Olds C"s. perfect 107 kms loaded $6.995 WOW 1989 Probe. ar, auto. 103 kions, fantastic ' sporty and last S5.595 1987 Buick Cen- tury Ltd.. looded 158 lorns. super sale S3.995 19e9 Plymouth Acclaim, air. an excellent car now $4,995 1992 Loomans. auto. perfect. now S4.695 firm 1989 Sunbird LE coupe. auto. very clean. new Michelins Soll 1989 Caprice Estate Wagon. A-1. high kms only S4.285 1990 Lumina. air, 127 kni Must be SOW. now tires $6,995 firm Come see us at Certicar Auto Centre, 155 King St. W. Oshawa. at Midtown Mail Call 579-2886 Open Sundays."Corticar. where customers bring their trwxisl. RYAN- KEEFER AUTO RAJ E - 517 BROCK St N. Whitby, 90 After hours 9D5-668-0954, ask for Murray. Good fi- nancing, Trades welcome, Free one yew power train warranty 1993 Affrostar XL. V6. auto. air. running boards. $12.995; 1992 Cavalier, 4 dr. auto. air cass.. 82Knis., $8195; 92 Lumina Eul 4 di loaded. 70krns, $12.9%.: 91 Cava- lier, 4 Or. auto. air, 73krns. $7395; 90 Ford Tempo. 4 Or. auto, air, stereo. 136 turns. $4995; 1990 Olds Cierra SL, 4 dr. loaded. I 4o kms, $6295; 89 Ford F150, 6 cyl. auto., stereo with cap 167 fun, S6795; 1987 Ford Escort 2 dr. 4 co. 5 spd. cass., Ill lurns, $1895. All cars certified and ready to go. TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY! 1993 Cavalier PIS Wagon teal. 4 -door. auto. loaded 31. V6 90,000k*s. $9.495 :992 Pontiac Sunbird LE, 2 door. white/grey interior, auto. 107,000k's. mint $7.995 1991 Lumma Euro 4 door. silver. 3 1. V6. loaded, perfect car. 99.000lit's. $8,995 1990 Dodge Daytona ES turbo, lop of the line, white w/red interior, auto, fully load- edjoclks and drives pal $5.495 1989 Chev Cavali- er Z-24, one of a kind. 2 - door. red. loaded auto, su- oe, low kms 45,000k's. S7,9% 1989 Pontiac 6000 L E. 4 -door. burgundy, same interior, V6 loaded, new paint, 107.000k's. SIF.500 1 988 Pontiac 6000 LF. 4 . door, 2 -tone blue, lob.loaded. aluminum rims. '47.000ks, $4.995 1989 r�lrysler Lebaron convert - o -e, white red leather in - tenor. 2-d�:rq, loalided 68, DOOk's, 98� Chev Cavalier Wagon, 4 - door. auto. 119.00ok's. $4,395 1988 Lincoln Con- Imenta). 4-doof. black, grey leather interior. fully load- ed. 38, V6. 112.000k's, $7.995 1987 Buick Grand National. rare to find one this nice. fully loaded. now fires. 1040OOk's. $10500 ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RECO DITIONED BEFORE Z SELL THEM. DARRYLS AUTO CENTRE 170 9 LOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-5, Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles Vent- cl*s must be on running condition Call 427 2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES SCRAP Cars and trucks wanted Any condition also srowronobiles. 4 wheelers. motorcycles etc. pay cash free removal Call anytime 723-7512 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE'towong to, scrap. used or abandoned cars trucks Inor pa -up. top pnces paid. up to $100 (416) 261-3499 Trucks We for Sale 1977 GMC Ptck-up, 1/2 ton. 8 cylinder automatic. p.s., p.b., $1700 cortified. Cal 725-3460 lgft Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150, 5-sPood standard wo/over- drive. very good condition. 300 cubic" engine. p.s., tim windows, custom sun vism running boards, many ;;-, tras, $7300 o.b.o. (905)40oi 1909 Ford F-150. V8 en - gone. 5 speed manual, with air and cruise, Andy cap. 124.000k's, asking $4800. Call (9D5)623-1579. 1993Chov. 112 ton Wrr, 43 L.V6, 4 spod.. auto. pulse wipers. SRW. box finer, new P235 bras, red on red, 105.000 KM.. $12.500 or CERTICAR AUTO CEN- TRE, retailers of fine pre owned certified trucks and vans has 1991 Chev Astro. extended. loaded 97,000 kms $13.950 1988 GMC Safari loaded. give away price $6.995 1989 Voya- geur. at. 7 pass, 2 5 turbo. 128 lorns. salle price $6.695 1987 GMC Cargo van, high kms. but perfect $3,885 1988 GMC Sierra SLX V8. loaded with matching $1,700 cap $7 995 1990 Chev Cheyenne 250. V-8, auto. 200 lims, reduced $7.550 1989 Blazer 126 films. air, auto, 4 x 4. $9,650 or best. 1985 Plymouth Voyaguer. one owner 92 kms. air. 4 cyl must be seen S3. 995 1;,,n I w,7 8 0. y Crew Call. 's 1h over size box and $1.000 in new tires $2.295 as is For these and other fine used vehicles come see us at Cerl,car Auto Centre, 155 King St W. Oshawa at Midtown Mail or call 579- 2886 *Certicar. where cus- tomers send their friends* Vansi RM, 4 Wheel Driw 12" GUC 14'cube van, fully rieconcittioned, 25k or engme. now trarsm,ss.oro cooier. brakes, exhaust. newly Panted. all hbreglass box. overcab storage ex- cellent condition. $8 OOC 905-686-86"416-801 6735 IM PLYMOUTH Voya- gil , 6 7 Passenger, auto. air. one owner. ye" rust chocked, super clean. 135.000 k,I S7.200 427- )262 I"l GAIC SAFARI Diac. load -1 ex�ei.ert --orld,tiolor, 8 paSS. running lards, etc 1110 500 See rnake offer. 576-2396 1992 CHEV Cargo var 31 I !r)n 305. excellent com*- ,_)M� $10.400 centfied Call 1"2 GMC SAFARI 3LT ,ar 7 paSS"g- -,),,,ng �Itbon loacjod� running -,)ards. now tires. and n,akes. 93.000 oul, $14.900 '25-6926 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE VAN AND TRUCK FOR YOUR MONEY' 1990 Gk11C Rai�v S7X Var. V1 size 305. VO 2 -tone grey and silver. new !lles, Mont, $7,995 1990 Chrysler Mr. Van, Wonne W,r&d hf0nl 10. cruise, amotm, -assafte, 4 cylinder. turbo 138.000ks $7,495 1989 GMC Satar SLT louring edition nicest van in town. wo-tore blue. six captain chajors, fully loaded. 4 3. V6. tuned up and contoli S9.995 1989 Chev 84azer, 2-Wor. aulc 4 3. V6. high KMS. but hice S6.495 1988 S ". 4x4. tul- !y loaded. blue & silver matching cap 193.000k s $6.995 1987 Chrysler Mini Van. burgundy. 7 passong- erair 115,000111 $4.850 1987 Chrysler Mini Var. blue. 7 seater. air. 201.00011 certified S3.795 ALL VEHICLES CERTIFIED. TAKE A DRIVE TO THE BUSI- EST LITTLE CAR LOT IN DURHAM. DAR - CENTRE 170 13LOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 431l 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAV 11-5 MTrailers RICE L&M area, 401 imo- bill horne & lot. diiii ~, famished. fishing. swilm- thing, Reduced to $27.500 Will sell separately. Call (905)697-2634. RmlillotoMcles 1979 Yamaha 750 special. Needs work or good parts bike $195 obo. Call 576- 8332 after 6pm. or wee- kends after noon. Call 905-428-9858. OBO. 905-985-3564 ffen, ww"lobiles SELL IT NOW 1973 Yamaha GP3,M Specloo. fach. oil injection, qx%1-0707 CALL 6*' good track. newly recov- oned seat, only 1190 ongi nall miles $550 905 -985 - 'OR FAX 683-7363 8627. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER M 1995 -PAGE 27 Apartments Apartionents Apartments For Rent ri Re For Rent EA M11 For Rent WHff8Y - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. -Fn. 9-7, Sat. -Sun. 12-5 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. Snowmobiles 1985 INDY 400 P -,,a--, snowmobile excellent con- dition. includes new hel- met ' $2000 080 Call 436-W87 leave message. Apartments u1n, For Rent S65WONTH, nice area. evely1hin'; rcluded. clean. 2 bedroom apartment in 9- plex near Boys' Club Fridge. stove. parsurg, ubli- ties. no dogs Available Dec 1 jr Jan 1 723-0392 I - 2 bedroom, ocated on 350 Malaga A So I bedroom or 946 Masson St From $550 monthly aJI inclusive Call anytime. 905-57"724 1 13EDROOM ara ts, furnished or rfum,s Available m-ediat fy Starting S530/moro nclu- stve first Montt, wth ap- proved credit 304 Simcoe St S Call Stephen 571- 3229 I Bedroom acts ro Ow"wa and Rowhanville Starimg at S6001mooth. fridge & stove included, with laundry facilities No pets Call 434- 2407 I-SEDROOM -e; OC, sma� i,,:er ist/ last. no pets ' car S554 inclusive, available Dec .st Cal 433-2484 2 LARGE n"ght. 2-ilevel 2 coed�,- apartments near 0 C I av allable m- med.atety. I available Jan I st S695 or S850, moorth. includes utilities. 4 appliances 666-9463 Z-3 bedroom apartments. 8 story butiding. ciose 10 schools, library South GM Dlarl Available immediate- ov and Nov 428--6328 -pn. for applonirroo 2NO FLOOR 2 bedroom acarrorneint - 2COsq 11 3 - piece oath. gas f'revace *at -,n kitchen. c,,a, no pets, non sornoxing $750 mctu- solve 905-420-3208 after 5 ADELAIDE AND MARY Br�ght 2 bedroom apart mont. $65C Per month in- cludes Ileat and water availl now Call 723- 2223Mor F, 3-430 AJAX arge one bedroom Ara-!-ent, $650 monthly. forst/last. references. non� smokers Cal (905)41-- 4466 AJA)L YORK St one bed- room basement. bright. clean in quiet home. stor a". yard. parking. $550 on- clusive Roalty-Pro Mgmt 433-0270 AJAX central. I bedroom, 4 appliances. bright, clean Separate entrance No pets Firstflast S550. plus ushlbes. Call 6&3--876B. AJAX Oxford Towers sp- *---. quiet budding. close to shopping, 401, GO. Pool, sauna, 1,2 and 3 bedrooms for Dec.. Jan. and Feb.lst. 21163 - beds. 683-8571 until 7:30pm. 1&3 -beds. 683- 8421. AJAX. LARGE Cone, bad - room basement apartment. separate wakout entrance. par". $600 Istil Ron. 683--7390 AVAILABLE man- DIATELY, in WNthy Apt. budding.. spacious. carpet- ed. newly pointed, with bal- cony. close to bus. shop- ping, all utilities included. first / last required, no pets. 1 bedroom $625, 2 bed- room, $725. call 43l 34. BACHELOR apartment in quiled South Ajax. Separate entrance. share laundry facilities, non smoker. $435 Istilast. Avail able Dec. Ist 428-8131 BAYLEY1KROSNO e 3 -bedroom (main floor), large yard, garage. walk to GO. 4 -piece bath. w/o to dock, dishwasher. coo a. laundry, $1050 inclusive, avaidabie Del 905-831- 1710 BRIGHT 7asen,ff,' apa� mer, S�,hervdle / Ross - land area Pool, wood- 5!ove, A/C laundry utilities ,cluded S6W per month 905 -15323 -OW COURTICE AREA.3 bed-, private drove very clear & bright. S800 plus hydro, available Dec I first & last required 404- 0577 after 4 COZY o,ne oedroor-, aparl,�e,t Ritson / Ade- laide area $475 inclusive Call 905-983-5705 Imme- dwt occupancy DELUXE 3 BEDROOM m well o,ept apar-,rrerl building. on Port Perry 15 Mon north of Oshawa Large Irving room ard kitchen, balcony with slid - mg doors. over 1.000 SO 4 living space Ideal for re- tronement or P.hose who wqoy quiet ing, $W Plus hy- dro AvaWable immediateity Call 965-7349 or 728-2255 GRANDVIEW,OUVE area new 2 room apart- ment. share kitchen. laur" dry, incudes 313 %itilthes ex cept Phone Private en- Irance and washroom. $Mmorl 576-2972 HUGE -asement apart- -ol indigo. stove, private entrance, use of yard, no Polls. I stoolast. available Dec I st $700 inclusive Call 4M-0435 LI'VERPOOLMAYLY. 3 bedroom naslemoe,! apart - mill $95P all nctu"e Call 831 --C258 LUXURY ONE bedroom cordo 5 appiiar,es. West ney and Hwy 2. gym air sauna. Pool $83C 'irsotlast Available Dec st (905) 420-4035 NEAR � C - now semi. -a - * or 2 Ded,00rn apartment -th froodge & stove, S750. , 2 Avar- able Dec ' 666-5500 Days EC 4001 430-4615 after 5 P M TWO LEVEL z;n* bed- ro,_-- --ase-er! apartment. wooc burning lore"ce S6(X par mo utilities nc :svlasot No pets &19-0453 or 839 -OW OSHAWA 2 bedroom S68� - 4 -,-ex Includes heat. h Oro appliances, parking Laundry available on s,!e Convenient to 40! and -Ay bus routes 433- D677 OSHAWA Recently reno- vatea 3-DeCroom in duplex. oak him french doors. 2 - baths waSher/driler. treed yard, near downtown, all inclusive 905-430-6336 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments, available at 888 and 900 Gen St Close to schools. shopping and G M Utilities inc:uded Firstlast required. Cal 728- 4993, OSHAWA - Be the first to occupancy this completely renovated two bedroom. $695 Mo. includes heat and hydro. parking and laundry available No pets - non smolters, Cal (905) 831 -SM CLEAN family budding, Oshawa north, one, two & three bedroom. Includes: Heat, hydro. Indge, stove. parkang. Laundry facilities available. 723-2094. OSHAWA one and two bedroom apartment, freshly decorated, new carpet. cleal bright, quffel building. utilities parking ind laundry facilities, good location, available. Dec I $613SW75 mo. Call now (905) 683- 6778 OSHAWA. close lu G M newer building. 1.2 & 3 bedroom apartments avail- able CaJI 905-428-5721 PICKERING / VALLEY FARM new two bedroom, separate entrance. eat -in lutchen. parking. kC $700 Plus 1/3 utilities Dec 1 416-691-5202 PICKERING Bright 3 bedroom basement apart- ment. Close to GO, non smoker, no pets. $700 plus 1/2 utilities./ (905)837- 6661 PICKERING oce, loor 3 oed,00, - cler. ap- pliances, work shed, 'aun- dry. lsUlast, no dogs avail- able Dec. Ist $950-21 utilities Call 905-831-6104 QUIET two bedroom aparTmerts on triplex, near Kong and Ritson F,,dge. sloor. parking included Large mam floor wittial fireplace. $695 . 51 r,4 , , dro Upper 4ror wth soar urn S595 + SV7 Ma,rl floor wiff, wood fireplace and deck S750 - S75 430 D168 SOUTH AJAX. new apartmer! with separate entrance Large spacious one bedroom. plus garage $695 per month Available November 30rth Call 905- 683-7709 SOUTH P-cke,,ng 1 -bed- room oasemem apalornneont. single person. rocion-smoklef no pets. $A50 inclusive all 905-831-6W after 6 Pith SPACIOUS 2-bodroom apa--er! Cisnawa. heat hydro rcluded, walk,n distance to mall, bus A,,ail able Dec I st. S711/moritio, Call 42 7 8343 or 5 7& 3242 ONE BEDROOM acarT -e-, ert7a. �sr%aoora near amenibles :;ar, crvac :aole. appliances. non- Sorrocill no Pots $550 in- clusiv- '25-8448 TWO 1 2 bectroom I) acar-ent. Oshawa ',eek park so"ing Large 2 bed roor- Srr95 'c S725 and 2 Pedro- - Jen S750 In- cludes parking Available immediately & Dec IS, 4r,4.161 A TWO STOREY Ded qu*f nalogroofourr000d large Wing room clock parking no laundry, references ostillast A,ia.labio immediately $695 inclusive Call ever- inos 668-6032 WHITBY- o,,,droom apan- r-e- �,eparale entrance laundry facilities, firStilast, reforencers Air condition. ,ng. no pets AvaAable lm - mediately S550 inclusive � 905 , 420-2842 WHITSY 2 bedroom base- rnert act cloan. freshly new carpet. near Go and other facilities. $7DO inc everything except cable AvaiLable now 666-.0"7 WHITBY Bright. 3 -bed room aparitnert, main floor quiet Inpill iarge killooWn stove, n0ge, 2 entrances Vard. laundry. available Jan I st S860 inclusive 668-1935 WHY rent wthen you can own your own home for less than you think?" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) I.M. (905) 668-3900 or (905) 666-3211 �51 Houses or Rent I A At-oi.w Alt-Iliblit- "0 8"S YOU CAMOT AS"11110 TO BUT A 111110111.11111130' %11,irtg3ge pavirrients from m,,nth Sa% to 0% er S31JW It i, ou call NO%V' w� can No down payment? I can Help! MARK STAPLEY solle, Reprewiltatl%e Sutton I. -roup F,,cel Realtv Ink PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER M 1"S M, -Tha—red rim,Houses Houses Acco For Rent EAMI For Rent Wil ; bedroom. de AJAX fulniShed, unful laChed 2 car garage quiet nishect bdrm in 3 bdrm Cres. 3 bedroom. semi townhouse, share all fac across from part, available Util,liesicable included Jar, 1. 96. S975+ & 1100 , firstlast ri S350/mo monthly, 905-668-159130 avail vinmed Kim, Steve 905-655-4107 905-686-1231 leave mes- Group Classic Realty 430- sage - TownhouseS rA M, AJAX. P�ofessonal male For Rent tic share home with same, tce call 728-37-7 all amenities, must like Pets & plants. parking bus & Go. PORTER WOODS- 3 no drugs (9051 686-1214 tea t�,w,,ho�,se n ta,0y evenin s 3 -BEDROOM :I ow Se- le-�e- -ea, 0- V C 'C' - c aucillonum $875, De lached 3-3 becircc- fencea, garage near Glaz,- e, Medical 'c C , -#95' a" Anna 686-5877 3 bedroom bungalow ,a,- floor near 0 C Cv,c Aucm,onur-1 S825 �us u1il.- 'es Avail Jan 644E AJ AX 3 bedroo- mar- 30phainces. close to Shopping. scnoo,s and Dark,,; avail Dec 1 $79_� a -us 6,q6-321_" AJAX letached 3 beC -,,e 5 appliances C z out)-e-ga,age fireplace basement near school ef e-ences Istlas! $'!DO- Ava,aNe Dec Jar ca�, 9C5-683-9063 AJAX �!ac1r*d ncuse 3- . :-7'- plus basemW! qa,age 1-2 bar's living kitcher fenced varci rea, P,azascrloo, appliances S50-ut'lities S air gs *",iaDjo mmeckat" XS�68652 Lzevon,n AJAX :�e, 1. 18�5 ssq -3- 'zo, 4 -bed om 1 2 Darris miLaunarV family f,repace 5 appliances t, A ;arage.,emote 41a, F,�t'.aSt 9C5 4Z-_`7&Cr! AVAILABLE --ea,atey -:i-e to, tent clear nice area. Call 576- 485* - 9642 8am 5pm of 683 - BUNGALOW A`jhrl)v 3 - . :*_�- -;Shea oaso- men t .00astove 'Dar fenced yar-. garage avai Dec $075 - times Ban. Re, Requ,sin 905-Z6 33E' or 905-831-094' Harry - OSHAWA _!ose I- %C,,, - Gm sc�Dojs shopping gas heat appliances w"'Poo' $875 per mo plus bar Dec ist 725--5304 OSHAWA. a4a,ave now 3.' :,1 fridge stove dishwasher. Laundry r-oll ups 2 bathrooms. garage W heat. S975 rx)nth Plus 3.4 �Tiakes 428-5745 OSHAWA. clean main Saw Z oea,00rns breaklast nook *,m walito,,! 2 ca, parking close rc park S800. Moir i us,ve (905 725-2421 OSHAWA/WHffBY bor- der jismintaculate 4.t>ecroorr bac phT. 2.t)atns 3ox 1 Doti fenced yarC ii drive Available Dec 'St. Istlasi $901 4ill Call 416-769-2418 of 705-435-49all _ PICKEPANG 3-bearoom detached house, 25 -baths. garage fridge. stove fenced yard with doghouse. ciose ic maiii. GO $110G+ utilities Call 4116-445-3631 KERING VILLAGE. bedrooms, Lots of park- in% close to Schools. fresh- ly pointed. quiet. $850 Plus utilities Available mme- doety Call 839-2512. PICKERING- bungalow. lower floor, West Shore area 2 large bedrooms, fenced yard. parking near schools and Go, affable immediately $675 Larry 1905)509-1264 or 005) 316-A977 Went - SOUTH Oshawa wor!WCedar area qu;el courl 3-bedroorn semi-cle. fached. gas heat cla. ai able Dec 1sl. I stlasl S825,utilites Call 725- t712 or 728-6177 7omplex S950 mo all in- PERSON to share home. clusive Close to schools own bedroom. plus full run and Shopping 435-1,088 . of house $400 per 0 AJAX. -� bedroom , back- Available mly mmedate ,r!, Ravine. 4 ap- 683-2273 alliances S950 monthly plus ADULTS ONLY Girls .itilites available Dec 1. ndominiums TREMENDOUS Invest. Over 10 Seeking Older 4161 369-7862 For Rent -e,,. prclunity, 3 -units Men 1-900-45, 3638 ext NORTH OSHAWA. 3 $2000,month. massive 11 704. $3291min. must be Privak Homes ness � Of For Sale Opportunities POWER OF SALES" $84.900 will buy a de- tached with 3 bedrooms, rec room, 2 baths. only 5% down and $750 monthly in- cluding taxes Ted Hough- ton Remax Summit 668- 3800 PRIVATE nature reserve. 10 acres ovely 3 year old R2000 3 - - bungalow. i near Ux- bridge. $165,000. 416-924- 3724 =rivestment Property INVESTORS wanted tot NEW flatrate long-distance telephone service for Dur- ham & G T A Reply in con- fidence to File 7246 PO Box 481 Oshawa LIH 71_5 Include contactlleiephone number ffni Personals ADOPTEES / BIRTH Parents & family members. Canada wide national re- gisrtry and search assis- tance 1 800-871-8477 ",?,j I _,_ - -cw-1, �s n sulatea workshop. garage 18 T -tone Aell ma,,Ia,lec tal LUXURY e 6EDROOM.en 71/2% financing available :omplex treshly, decorated Suite. stave & lr,dge indoor Call Paul Bird, Sutton BEST PARTY GIRL'S witr% Frig stove, close to all parking secunt� pool. sau- Group Classic Realty 430- nurri 1.900-451-6088, amenities on site Marint ct- na. laundry all amenities. 9000 ext 748 $2991min, touill tce call 728-37-7 $90C . first & last. nor. !one must oe 18 - Do smokei . avail oc 1 8. Money SPACIOU S 3 bea,ccr 579-6N3 to Lend BEST PLAYMATES !�wr- -,se - well main- ames & N's 1-900-451 tained family complex in- -lucles ce & F-088 ext 272, $2 99/m,n a: utilities 4 al EA Me, t8- Touchone �iMONEY v lances parl, ng close !c Retail Space problems' Debt schools and a amil consoicat,ons, credit ar- CALL Local G,is get 122 Colbo-ne S! E Os�a rangements personal na-�s & home numbers wa F ac c, 39 4 Months l' ree Rent budget planning. crectil re- 1-900-451-5566 Ext 253. C)cw-,,w- Oshawa 40C)- pal, FREE CONSULTA. $3 49/ni 18-. Touch sq 1`1 available Park TIONS Ontario Credit an great exposure Counsellors (Oslaill tone to- 3es! ri rates Call 434- oi 433-1425 :44 - or 655-4132 COUPLE'S seek ng sm� f 1 - IDEAL �)ersc, , ', 111 sq It finished Office *1 s,gnage exposofe Nestiney Fic r Ajax S500 PER MONTH 905-509-3581 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES,OTHERS DO NOT. rT is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING A14Y CONT ACTS I I 1:�ve money. career $2 9% G & P A gle mer ots o rumoprs 900-45'-5566 ext 697 S3 4911 18. T -tone OLDER women seek,rg single *,, lots of phone numbers 1-900-451-3638 exl 259 S3 29' minute 18 - touch tone PSYCHIC Answers Rated Carada Answer to arage El MeStorage Space t-.�Use 3 bedroom Pa. f* taintilly too- Ga- vc a Playground Nea, rage S95C Available Amenities Dec 1 66"110 INDOOR STORAGE ttca:s �ars a,c -a if�s clean dry secure . Call 357-2406 Rooms Flond, EA M01 rA W, for Rent Vac. Rentals 1-11 to matte P0.0, hot tut Ava.. able Dec ! Cat 42&--6299 CENTRAL OSHAWA 1 �;_ w," -.- pan, -; SOC per wk k t_-er tathfoo- anc Pl,,,e 72-9249 all 6 pm FEMALE -" smoke- em- - -1 a,ge tusn etc Ajax w,rh private barn cable anc phone parking $375 696-3048 GARDEWHWY @2 -Fit- niS,,ec �nfu,nsh ed roorm in house use of facilities including aunary Available anytime SIDC weekly 4317�819113 LARGE oom for rent, close �: iowntown Whittry & tuses cable ncluoec. S8. week caJI 666-4279 or 668-8375 leave rnes- S&P LIVERPOOUHWY. 2 arge room 0, S40C quiet responsible pe s No pets Caill 42C- 1975 ROOM FOR RENT In luxury sening , great for student or young person. $95 wee ty or $400 monthly. Chns at (111105) 427-71111158 ROM FOR RM Per "n N or Woo Whilles Rd/ Oklahoma Clean, bright house in lieu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)4204*Q WHITBY- Flosslandl derson, furnished room. kitchen facilities. parking, female preferred $75/ weekly 430-4797. shww ACComodattion EAM, I bo&OOM house Use of 'It facilities Parking, laun- a dry Deposit and references required $400 monthly Available immediently 723- 3032 ATTENTiON anluiLWJ� C, P 7,E 01- bedroom :3 zat�,00ms townhol.se condo close 10 ta-0us ::Loarwale' boact' pool. ja- _uzz BBC t -vale yard, avalLaoie Now Apn. jor into and to view photos W- -37 9W a, 579 88 CLEARWATER. '.ity 16, nisnec - -. o*0,00m moi homes hiliallecl poli hot tub terns Minutes 10 beaches Blue Jay baseball NHIL Hockey dog & honse Tracks Cpiiaron welicorived Less mar motel f9050683- 5503 MORT Port, Florida (Pori 011-al,o-ene area furnished 1 1'2 bedroom mobile home r nice adult park Rec clentre. swimming pool Close to shopping Mortgages. PT11 Insurance MORTGAGES Good. tac arc F,ranong to, any purpose rates from 595% All applications ac- cepted Community F.Mali nal Services W-6805 Business Milipportunities BODY SHOP. Long estab- fishil business, air com- $1695 monthly Available parer, scray booth etc only rnmi 725-1171 HOME WORKERS URGENTLY NEEDED Up,z S1500 weOkN rnall ou, circulars Kic experience, trarriting & supplies Provided FlPtime You' paid RUSH S'eASE to rect Mapilowfood Marketing P.O. Box 3OW Oshaw& Ont. L1J SU 1 S.. E - -)0-451-4055 CALL lor ul�lo-clate auction listings. Clarington residents call 42615 Deaths MERSON SAN jill I %IE%T CO. LTD. Nianufacturers of cemetery and civic mienrionals since 1872 I I showrooll Or home appointmenst w. al lablic Darlene Blon.wr Auctioni MDR SaL, Nov. 18 1 P.M. Thorritort- Dundee Park Clubhouse, Thornton Rd.. North off Hwy. 2. Directions - Take Hwy. 2, to Oshawa's west end. turn North on Thornton Road, go north about 1 mile. Partial Listing - Bow front china cabinet, small china cabinet, quilt rack, comer what riot shelf, peanut jar, display table, wash stand with bowl and pitcher. new drill press, pocket watches. leather tool l water globes, toy tractors. cow- bov outfits. many new lo,,s craft books, curren CDs, new fishing jures, new fishing knives, high quality knives. cast iron door slops, cast iron barks. Teddy bears, car vacuums, power washers, new hand tools including pliers, inse girls, in snips, dol bris, screw drivers, oil lamps, wildfife pictures. frarred prints, pilpfure frames, decorative frames. musical caromusels "),:King chair, and many otl great Christmas gift dp.3s This is orilly a pailial st ri of a large sale, plan , attend Terms Cash or �rque with proper ID. ARMSTRONG AUCTION SERVICES Gord Armstrong Auctionew (WS) 725-7078 Not.? Auctioneer is not re- scirnsibie for any accideri loss or infury in connection wiM this sale Lighl! Lunch TAROT. numerology. Au- (W- ) 4274366 Available, Ci&voyance Live psychics Look into I lure 18* $3.913 Z, 1� Accommodam ACCWAwdmxm 1 (800) 461-0282 mrimtrun 1 -goo -870-2 R Old likkaleA Rd. Ajaz 770 ompanions Me EVER ougnt about using a - a- service or just finding �oul more about r call tot a free brochure with no pressure or obligation Full becs photos. high compa- us & very sincere For vn- tibi stardLards. gresit vai- 945 Se*k,ng *her spec,a sonvocii Parmor Soarcf- 683-2414 (mossal any - .,rhe '.1fatM _-Vfate_�; - Want -Someone Special in your 100 Screened Introductions cat: 4"99 F," CHARITIES, SPORTS TEAMS. SCHOOLS We have a FundraiSing Opportunity using the Durham Region Treasure Guide of Savings. For more info. call John Leonard, 905- 579-4400 or 416-798-7672. Oshawat"Whitby/Clarington This Week Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES [Aw)king for a fund raising oprx)rtunit% for the tall Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-44M anc: Golf available to, sea, sor Call (905j723-63010 Nitrate i IN. nw, R"Wwjm Pagistrailions Inn, Registialittions bm QUALITY D Angelo Mull, level N W Oshawa 3-2 bedrooms. kitchen over- looks farrwVoom with fire. place 2 walkouts inground pool. 3 baths, FAG, in -Law poitentaii. i6o Goodirnan or $171.50G Call Sheila Ill Laren Sutton Status 436- 0990 S104,900- Are you look- ing for a renovated brick bungalow 3 bedrooms. new kitchen. hardwood - floors, walkout to a private back yard and a good area. immaculate Give me a call before you miss it Peter New Sales Rep. Guide Re- alty 723--5281 NORTH Whittly, 1800 sq. it. freehold end unit. town - home, sunken familyroom. fireplace, cathedral cat- ings. skylights. fully deocrated, dock. fenced yard, 2 1/2 baths. c/al and more. $159,900 No agents 905-666-118ill OSHAWA - Fossland/Har- rrvony Spacious three bedroom ravine lot, Sei ate income apartment. ga- rage. gas heat, $122,000 Call after 6 p m 1-905- 476-3189 OSHAWA, $128K 3 , 1 detached bungalow, close to all arrienates. 50 x 100 lot optional in-law apal irrient hardwood floors. fire- place Call (905o420-2653 WANT TO JOIN A FUN SKI CLUB? NoRTH sTAR suauB NoRTH sTAR suauB FoR KiDs ADULT DAY A WEEKEND TRIPS SKI PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AGED 9-18' ADULT MIDIWEIEK GETAWAYS it it SKI SOME OF THE FINEST RESORTS IN ONTARIO AS WELL AS QUEBEC AND NE UNIITED STATES SOCIAL EVENTS OPEN HOUSE AND INFORMATION NIGHT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1"S 7:00 P.M. -9-00 P.M WHITBY CIVIC CENT" RECREATION COMPLEX LOWER LEVU 555 ROSSLAND ROAD FAST FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT JOHN MARTIN AT (905) 430-8878 Nor& Star Ski School To pli your personabed In Memwiamicall 68H707 and Wt om a our protesSiol advisoM h* yaL Births FMI Births 1 CASTRO Audley and Karen (nee Kenlock) are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, RHEA ANITA on Sept. 27, 1995 weighing 7 lbs. 6 ozs. at Scarborough General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Castro of Jamaica and Ms. Agnes Grossett of Oshawa. Guardians are Judy Hamilton and Wilton Trench. Special thanks to Dr. L. Padmore and staff. A 'special little sister' for Olivia and Nikki Hoshing and Jermaine Hylton. Personals Personals Personals go rem, rem, r ar, imp mor, 4 �1 4 dr CM( �A wWs : , rmed for Onom in [� "imsibmsir 10ft- — (y N�Wtk_-31168�W 44591 1 LiClivirr -slatabs) 1IN %m4iRnJn.�i-,,w domulli, ed X,7M411T !YL llk� tZ 1111f�t! �10 UK ;.Met t�r fiAre iuner� �iw iTv 7�il WEK�rr Deaths MERSON SAN jill I %IE%T CO. LTD. Nianufacturers of cemetery and civic mienrionals since 1872 I I showrooll Or home appointmenst w. al lablic Darlene Blon.wr Auctioni MDR SaL, Nov. 18 1 P.M. Thorritort- Dundee Park Clubhouse, Thornton Rd.. North off Hwy. 2. Directions - Take Hwy. 2, to Oshawa's west end. turn North on Thornton Road, go north about 1 mile. Partial Listing - Bow front china cabinet, small china cabinet, quilt rack, comer what riot shelf, peanut jar, display table, wash stand with bowl and pitcher. new drill press, pocket watches. leather tool l water globes, toy tractors. cow- bov outfits. many new lo,,s craft books, curren CDs, new fishing jures, new fishing knives, high quality knives. cast iron door slops, cast iron barks. Teddy bears, car vacuums, power washers, new hand tools including pliers, inse girls, in snips, dol bris, screw drivers, oil lamps, wildfife pictures. frarred prints, pilpfure frames, decorative frames. musical caromusels "),:King chair, and many otl great Christmas gift dp.3s This is orilly a pailial st ri of a large sale, plan , attend Terms Cash or �rque with proper ID. ARMSTRONG AUCTION SERVICES Gord Armstrong Auctionew (WS) 725-7078 Not.? Auctioneer is not re- scirnsibie for any accideri loss or infury in connection wiM this sale Lighl! Lunch TAROT. numerology. Au- (W- ) 4274366 Available, Ci&voyance Live psychics Look into I lure 18* $3.913 Z, 1� Accommodam ACCWAwdmxm 1 (800) 461-0282 mrimtrun 1 -goo -870-2 R Old likkaleA Rd. Ajaz 770 ompanions Me EVER ougnt about using a - a- service or just finding �oul more about r call tot a free brochure with no pressure or obligation Full becs photos. high compa- us & very sincere For vn- tibi stardLards. gresit vai- 945 Se*k,ng *her spec,a sonvocii Parmor Soarcf- 683-2414 (mossal any - .,rhe '.1fatM _-Vfate_�; - Want -Someone Special in your 100 Screened Introductions cat: 4"99 F," CHARITIES, SPORTS TEAMS. SCHOOLS We have a FundraiSing Opportunity using the Durham Region Treasure Guide of Savings. For more info. call John Leonard, 905- 579-4400 or 416-798-7672. Oshawat"Whitby/Clarington This Week Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES [Aw)king for a fund raising oprx)rtunit% for the tall Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-44M anc: Golf available to, sea, sor Call (905j723-63010 Nitrate i IN. nw, R"Wwjm Pagistrailions Inn, Registialittions bm QUALITY D Angelo Mull, level N W Oshawa 3-2 bedrooms. kitchen over- looks farrwVoom with fire. place 2 walkouts inground pool. 3 baths, FAG, in -Law poitentaii. i6o Goodirnan or $171.50G Call Sheila Ill Laren Sutton Status 436- 0990 S104,900- Are you look- ing for a renovated brick bungalow 3 bedrooms. new kitchen. hardwood - floors, walkout to a private back yard and a good area. immaculate Give me a call before you miss it Peter New Sales Rep. Guide Re- alty 723--5281 NORTH Whittly, 1800 sq. it. freehold end unit. town - home, sunken familyroom. fireplace, cathedral cat- ings. skylights. fully deocrated, dock. fenced yard, 2 1/2 baths. c/al and more. $159,900 No agents 905-666-118ill OSHAWA - Fossland/Har- rrvony Spacious three bedroom ravine lot, Sei ate income apartment. ga- rage. gas heat, $122,000 Call after 6 p m 1-905- 476-3189 OSHAWA, $128K 3 , 1 detached bungalow, close to all arrienates. 50 x 100 lot optional in-law apal irrient hardwood floors. fire- place Call (905o420-2653 WANT TO JOIN A FUN SKI CLUB? NoRTH sTAR suauB NoRTH sTAR suauB FoR KiDs ADULT DAY A WEEKEND TRIPS SKI PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AGED 9-18' ADULT MIDIWEIEK GETAWAYS it it SKI SOME OF THE FINEST RESORTS IN ONTARIO AS WELL AS QUEBEC AND NE UNIITED STATES SOCIAL EVENTS OPEN HOUSE AND INFORMATION NIGHT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1"S 7:00 P.M. -9-00 P.M WHITBY CIVIC CENT" RECREATION COMPLEX LOWER LEVU 555 ROSSLAND ROAD FAST FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT JOHN MARTIN AT (905) 430-8878 Nor& Star Ski School To pli your personabed In Memwiamicall 68H707 and Wt om a our protesSiol advisoM h* yaL Births FMI Births 1 CASTRO Audley and Karen (nee Kenlock) are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, RHEA ANITA on Sept. 27, 1995 weighing 7 lbs. 6 ozs. at Scarborough General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Castro of Jamaica and Ms. Agnes Grossett of Oshawa. Guardians are Judy Hamilton and Wilton Trench. Special thanks to Dr. L. Padmore and staff. A 'special little sister' for Olivia and Nikki Hoshing and Jermaine Hylton. Personals Personals Personals go rem, rem, TRW VWWC A T%VrZrr10%-0 of rWT% A W Wetvrimzn�� Oshawa Whitby Clarington THIS WEEK presents our I st Annual ESTATE PLANNING FORUM Wednesday, Nov. 22nd 6 M. - 10 P.M. There will be keynote speakers at this seminar speaking on new legplation concerning estate planning including wl RRSPs, tax planning etc., at the Caribbean Cultural Centre, 600 Wentworth St. E. (east of Wilson Rd.) To reserve a seat call 579-4400 Donations will be accepted for the FREE ADMISSION Durham Regional Police Food & Toy Drive IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY 416-798-7672 EXT- 2304 0 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (416) 798-7672 EXT., 2304 TOLL FREE YOUR 1995 AUMMOTIVE GUIDEH ututer so just' 11rouub 9be toruer A C� YOUR ONE STOP CILIP& UTO 0 E Page AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE FESSIONA S VAN & TRUCK IP -0 1TH"RuE BEARS .AUTOBODY WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER HO HO HO, the Christmas season is just around the comer. I'll bet you you would be delighted to see a new car parked out in the driveway Christmas morning' Replace mom"s taxi ,.kith something shiny and new. That and a winning Lotto ticket in my pocket just about takes care of m,, fantasy for the day. The reality s that most of us can't afford to put a new car under the tree, but for less than five per cent of the cost of a new car, we can make your family vehicle look like new. The staff at Three Bears Autobody can transform that worn out car into a gleaming new vehicle that looks like it just came out of the factory. Three Bears Autobodv Inc., located at 282 Monarch Ave. t'nit 20B in Ajax, is a new shop with trad itional -values. NVe offer a complete range of service, ranging from collision work. rust repair, restoration, to complete paint jobs, sa%s Kevin Bond. -And it's all done by fully qualified and licensed staff who take extra care to do the job right. "Our customers j 1C. deserve and expect satisfaction, when they entrust their %ehIcle to us, so we take that special care to ensure that we meet or exceed their expectations. 1. Great service. usualby comes at a large price, but the staff at Three Bears, believes it's better to give the customer -value, because the� want that customer for a lifetime. -Our reputation will be earned through hard work, one Z� customer at a time," says Kevin, -But we are hopeful that a happy customer will recommend us to their friends, when we do a good job on their vehicle." To enhance value, Three Bears offers free rental cars for most insurance collision claims, or we pay the deductible on your claim, subject to certain conditions. Senior citizens may request a 10% discount on all work, no matter how big or small the job. They also provide a shuttle service. Take advantage of their Christmas special of 20% off a complete paint job. From a complete collision repair to a minor paint touch up, visit Three Bears Autobody, or call 619 -BEAR (2327). Come in for a no obligation free estimate, and have a happy holiday season. 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Asleep in God's beautiful garden Aua * y ' fnm allsornm, and pain. Somr day wlum life's journev has ended we shall be tcigether qg'ain. Always loved and remembered bv wife Nlar&lone and son Howard. to pftce your ad or fax it 68.3w7363 16 LASER VISION CORRECTION Ym WY 10 froodw from plasm !.a is ... ............... 00milm,logm um P,*Scm swilm" A Free Patient Information Session on LAsER VisioN ComEcrION w ressm a spam at to nw sami4on Call (905) 721-1211 Brought to you by This Week and the News Adve HOW TO USE INFOSOUF 68 w7040 404m2623 1 Call 683-7040, or from Clarington call 404-2623, uc (Clarington residents) phone or push button phone that emits tones. 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Mo dineen't vW1 ID pial a" POW I arially via%& *4% OM skeening; at just " bear col- bt FIMO coll ME BOX Aw 611YEAROLD Om SSOMW'ommm 65b?O Yankris aid, aft Num; nvd". u". cm*)V Mac. Wald" sports. threng Out. everianip &I hwm mm sickv $am&#". box awl FRIEND TO CONFAMON Divorced forrui 00fam arm, 5-411'. Slightly diverwOOL Seeking chank hanni down Ito railh gendeman we pol morals. age 53 to 61 Non dorkat And socei mo- or. Enally couritly OW. MUSK. &Wg CIA Nd 00 evenings at home if friferesaid. piew cM BOX 2210 S? YEAR WWOWEFL DAM aw pi M Mail good pentorkabil. kxM Via Rolerner HavionsSr and 20101bS, I *4 a CWM� 11111416 dancing. evil, bog- ing, nonsmoker. socal diferiker Looking for somicafts Narly 50 s 101 25294 ARE YOU OUT THERE? I in a 62 year old hirreak. 57. looking for an affeclikonale man 1 love Mtf" Miallic am card games. 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Roadside Assistance Air Bag * 6250 lb. GVW Pkg. * Tachometer LEASE FOR PER MONTH 24 MONTHS OPTION TO PURCHASE AT LEASE END OR WALK AWAY 2660 KINGSTON RD. (AT MIDLAND AVE.) SCARBOROUGH 261 = I I THE ', , 'PLAN ASK ABOUT IT * Based on 24 month plan lease. $2000 down or equivalent trade only, taxes and licence extra. 1st month and refundable security deposit required. 50,000 km free OAC. 'W -, — - 19 IL 9-11-1,21 A1117 Wj -541 1� j nn 9 5.0 L V8 -P AWFM Cassette * XL Trim * Deluxe Tu -tone Paint 9 Automatic Overdrive Speed Control * Chrome Styled Wheels * P235XL Raised Letter Tires * Air Conditioned Tilt Wheel e Chrome Appearance Pkg. * Cab Steps 9 Sliding Rear Window Handling Package e Chrome Rear Step Bumper e Colour Keyed Carpeting * 3 yr. Roadside Assistance Air Bag * 6250 lb. GVW Pkg. * Tachometer LEASE FOR PER MONTH 24 MONTHS OPTION TO PURCHASE AT LEASE END OR WALK AWAY 2660 KINGSTON RD. (AT MIDLAND AVE.) SCARBOROUGH 261 = I I THE ', , 'PLAN ASK ABOUT IT * Based on 24 month plan lease. $2000 down or equivalent trade only, taxes and licence extra. 1st month and refundable security deposit required. 50,000 km free OAC.