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Ask about our Free Hud TW* Orley Weddings Banquets Meetings Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club 1099 Kwj*n Rad E, The Nmikn 1K SW# Hours; Mon. -Wed. 9:30 a.m.-8 00 p m. Thm & Fri. 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. sal. 9:30 am. -5:00 pm. Necws Advertiser su�erNo.�..�s �Cemmun,,.Ne.,Pa�r Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 48 Schools must help violent kids: educator DURHAM — While a crackdown on school violence has been hailed by local educators, the intent of a Violence -Free Schools Policy mandated by the provincial government is often misunderstood, says a ministry official. "When the policy came out, the term 'zero tolerance' was misinterpreted," Jean Hewitt of the Ministry of Education and Training told about a dozen people at a safe schools forum hosted Thursday by the Durham Board of Education. The London Board of Education superi- entendent and former teacher said the term was first used in dealing with drug traffick- ing in the United States and spelled out a Easv sledding for disabled Inside An t* Editorial................6 ':Name Dropping... 13 Sports.................22 'CULssifted ............ 24 lNllona 11014108 t,-Genera1683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Coed 683-0707 itnfoSource 683-7040 I.Line 683-7545 Death Notices 683-3005 �Sinoerely Youm 1-900-451-3793 -On the Internet at wvw.durhamnews.net 93t+7<GST =$1 the ice during fund-raising skate-a-thons. But arena staff told the MCMasters to take their daughter's wheelchair off the ice because it wasn't safe. They were afraid a skater might run into it or it could tip and Alexandra might fall out and be hit by a skater. The family complied but Mr. McMaster phoned the Town later in the week to pursue the issue_ h turned out Town staff had heard of a special sled for the disabled which was in use at a facility for the disabled in Toronto, and they suggested Mr. McMaster try it out with his daughter to see if it would do, and them the Town could consider buying one. lie did try it out, found ttte sled was good, and the Town promptly putchased one. "You can use it for someone to push around," says Mr. McMaster, "tart diffeml: models are also used for people to play ice hockey with." 14e was particularly pleased with the speed with which the Town acted in this case, and See SLED ... Pttige 2 0 punishment for specific offences. But "that was never the intent of a safe schools policy," noted Ms. Hewitt, who said violent students can't all be treated the same, just as people with head colds must be treated individually. Instead, zero tolerance means "there must be a conseyucncr You can't ignore (a violent act)," reported Ms. Hewitt. That means, for example, that a fight among boys can't be excused as "boys being boys" and an anti-Semitic message written on a school locker can't simply be cleaned up. Right u his allep y Wayne Robinson shows great form O'Connor Catholic High School go as he and Grade 12 physical educa- kegling at Ajax Bowl Wednesday. tion classmates at Archbishop Denis photo by A.J. Groen A 1k] } on Pickering complex rink p By MARIANNE TAKACS sled only a few weeks ago, after the McMas- ST,; RE"TER ler family of Aspen Road carne to the Picker- PICKERING — A new opportunity for ing Recreation Complex arena to take part in recreation has opened up for Pickering's dis- a public skating session. Greig McMaster to teach his three - A abled residents as the result of one family's wanted efforts to take their daughter skating. year-old fighter to skate, so he and his wife The Town has just purchased a 'Penn sled' planned to also take their other daughter, six - which can be used to push a disabled person year-old Alexandra, out on the we and push M +around the ice, enabling than to take pan in her around in her wheelchair. "I thought it would be a good family activ- skating outings with family and friends. it's available for use as of this weekend at the ity that we could all do together," says Mr. `.;Pickering Recreation Complex McMaster. "Even though she is a special- Pickering's recreation department staff needs child she wants to do things other kids -KW started looking into purchasing the $1,500 do-" Fle didn't think there would be any prob- kern because he'd seen television coverage of ` kids in wheelchairs being pushed around on Inside An t* Editorial................6 ':Name Dropping... 13 Sports.................22 'CULssifted ............ 24 lNllona 11014108 t,-Genera1683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Coed 683-0707 itnfoSource 683-7040 I.Line 683-7545 Death Notices 683-3005 �Sinoerely Youm 1-900-451-3793 -On the Internet at wvw.durhamnews.net 93t+7<GST =$1 the ice during fund-raising skate-a-thons. But arena staff told the MCMasters to take their daughter's wheelchair off the ice because it wasn't safe. They were afraid a skater might run into it or it could tip and Alexandra might fall out and be hit by a skater. The family complied but Mr. McMaster phoned the Town later in the week to pursue the issue_ h turned out Town staff had heard of a special sled for the disabled which was in use at a facility for the disabled in Toronto, and they suggested Mr. McMaster try it out with his daughter to see if it would do, and them the Town could consider buying one. lie did try it out, found ttte sled was good, and the Town promptly putchased one. "You can use it for someone to push around," says Mr. McMaster, "tart diffeml: models are also used for people to play ice hockey with." 14e was particularly pleased with the speed with which the Town acted in this case, and See SLED ... Pttige 2 0 punishment for specific offences. But "that was never the intent of a safe schools policy," noted Ms. Hewitt, who said violent students can't all be treated the same, just as people with head colds must be treated individually. Instead, zero tolerance means "there must be a conseyucncr You can't ignore (a violent act)," reported Ms. Hewitt. That means, for example, that a fight among boys can't be excused as "boys being boys" and an anti-Semitic message written on a school locker can't simply be cleaned up. Right u his allep y Wayne Robinson shows great form O'Connor Catholic High School go as he and Grade 12 physical educa- kegling at Ajax Bowl Wednesday. tion classmates at Archbishop Denis photo by A.J. Groen A 1k] SAOM y'rlia NEWS wVEIrMCF->R sv74MAV NOVEMER 2dk 1995 v Sledputs Pickerindisabled on is I FROM PAGE 1 with the help they received from Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner. "My fear initially was it was going to take until February, when the skating sea- son's over. Mr. McMaster is hoping other families with disabled children as well as disabled teens and adults will hear about the sled — which can hold people of all sizes — and make use of it as well. Alexandra "loved it. She can do something that � the other kids can do. It's great." Town director of parks and facilities Everett 1100:119slikTAN11:111119a 41`11:14ti�2116*6I1& 1�1 OR DO NOT PAY UNTIL 1996 .-tuthorked !)eater (0V1.t %IFRS GAS FUMACU AND AIR CONDITIONERS. High efficiency Tumaces. Use Environmentally Friendly Natural Gas. Puf it on your gas bill. Uel Connected to the Net. Call us at 683-5110 to find - out how... Buntsma says the sled will be available to anyone who needs it. "The biggest problem is if it gets too popular," he says. "Right now we're going with the one. We're going to play it by ear and see what the demand is." If many people want to use the sled, he adds, the Town may turn to local service clubs to help it buy additional sleds. The sled has an adjustable back and lat- eral support for people with spinal pro lems. It's built lower than a wheelchair al has a bar at the back to prevent tipping the person pushing leans on it. Mr. Buntsma notes it's best for anyo wanting to use the sled to phone the recr ation complex ahead of time to make su it's available. If more than one persc wants to use it reservations can be ma, for half -an -hour at a time. Call 831-1711. MONDAY -SATURDAY 9:30-10:00, SUNDAY NOON -6 M TfM16 MANSION ONLY $2959000 Stately 3 or 4 bedroom (5th optional) family residence. To be built for summer occupancy, main floor office, stunting family room open to second storey with fabulous palladium windows, fully customized with your favourite colour fetishes. Located by the lush green Rouge Park, west Pickering. TINA MARIE MASON, ASSOCIATE BROKER (am) 831-9500 HERFUM V"Ty INC. n`5.4..x+':. .. ' Cuts Would 'devastate' hospitals By stEfmq Maw DURHAM STAFF DURHAM --Dramatic servicecuts and staff layoffs will "devastate" Durham Region hospitals in the coming year if the Province doesn't address funding shortfalls in high-growth areas, local hospital officials warn. With the provincial budget axe set to fall next week, officials from the six acute-care hospitals in Durham are issu- ing a last-minute plea to the Ontario government. "We're asking that across-the-board cuts not be applied to our region... and that there is a recognition of the growing ;ervice needs in our areas," Steve Wil - ;on, chairman of Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville, said at a news conference at Whitby General Hospital Friday. Hospitals in the Greater Toronto Area have teamed up to propose to the Min- istry of Health suggestions for a more equitable distribution of health-care dol- lars. Under the existing 25 -year-old fund- ing system, the provincial average of per -capita dollars provided to hospitals is $687. In the four regions outside of Toronto — Durham, Halton, York and Peel — the per -capita funding is only $317. "In the Greater Toronto Area, half the population lives in Toronto and the other half lives outside in the 905 (area code) area. But we certainly don't have 50 per cent of the funding," said Mr. Wilson. Hospital leaders aren't suggesting the Province increase the overall funding level to Ontario hospitals, only re-allo- Cate existing dollars to address the needs of high-growth areas such as Durham. Oshawa General Hospital chairman Bruce Mackey warned of dire conse- quences if local funding isn't increased. "If these needs aren't addressed the results will be devastating... If we don't have this need responded to it will undermine our ability to meet the needs of the community." Hospitals will be forced to cut servicxs, lay off staff and cancel surgeries, he said. With the Tory government ready to announce massive spending cuts to all funding sectors this Wednesday, hospi- tal officials are hoping health care will avoid the knife. "If we get a cut, we're dead in the water. We just can't take a cut," said WGH chairman Jim Souch. Video store owner expects porn charges to be dro ed By STEPHEN SHAW pp DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — The owner of the Adults Only Video chain says he _xpects criminal charges against his stores in Pickering and Oshawa to be .bopped in light of a Supreme Court -uling acquitting his Scarborough shop )f selling obscene videos. A panel of judges last week unaai- -nously overturned a previous court erdict which found the Scarborough tore, owned by Randy Jorgensen, ;uilty of selling obscene videos. The udges ruled that, because Mr. Jor- 'ensen was not aware it was illegal to distribute the videos which had been rpproved by the Ontario Film Review 3oard, he could not be held responsible or selling the flicks. In 1991, an Ontario Provincial )olice anti -pornography unit charged 4r. Jorgensen with selling and possess- ig obscene materials at the Pickering .nd Oshawa shops. "It would be foolish of (the Crown vtorney) to pursue those charges now. fully expect them to be withdrawn (in ight of the Supreme Court decision)," ,fr. Jorgensen said Thursday in a tele - hone interview from his Kitchener aad office. Mr. Jorgensen, who owns 50 shops i Ontario and 80 nation-wide, says le court's decision "confirms that the ay I operate my business is absolutely F ids •140% CANNOW Wft•dedd tt • 140% C"M in t WWW b@M M I I i aW prisms P7W_• 140% dwwme, adjmtabk P" Cwh awn h wee p mm For Mae proswla lm =a eatndnw or w=Wm an = esd g bmwe4 awn tains a!! b lulu..- a■ Smok C.iodde M 0L740 or 1400405,%n correct." pornography laws... We're not going to Local anti -porn activists say they are go away." disappointed, "but not surprised" by the Mr. Jorgensen says he supports the ruling. national anti -porn movement's push for "Here we have a head of a compa- greater education and understanding of ny... Is he not responsible for knowing explicit materials. "Unfortunately the what types of videos he is selling? Oshawa group is still trapped in the Where is the corporate responsibility?" dark ages arguing the old archaic argu- argues Susan Shetler, co-founder of ment that pornography promotes anti - People Against Pornography, a local social behavior." citizens' group which recently held a Crown Attorney Tom Fitzgerald, protest outside the Oshawa video out- who is still assigned to the case despite let. relocating out of Durham, could not be Ms. Shetler says her group will con- reached for comment. 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Without statistics, it's difficult I ❑ Develop guidelines to deal to address that concern, Ms. with incidents that don't require Hewitt believes. While there are calling police. .more incidents" of violence, ❑ Decide whether a principal population has increased at the must call police about incidents same time, she noted. off school property. Perceptions may also be The policy was to be in place at skewed because people's attitudes all school boards across the toward violence have changed. province last September. Ms. Hewitt recalled being "cuffed about the head with a book" by a teacher when she was a student, a punishment which wasn't ques- tioned at that time. And as teachers age, their tol- erance level diminishes, she maintained. In the 1960s, the average age of an elementary teacher was 23. today it's 43. She pointed to teachers who today pull off students' hats worn backwards — a form of "tribal dress", just as students in the 1960s wore headbands. "You become less tolerant of (tribal dress) the further removed you are from that generation." Statistics will also help the ministry determine if hate -moti- vated crimes and crimes involv- ing weapons are on the rise. Ms. Hewitt recognizes the one "danger" in the policy is that "it's much easier responding to vio- lence than how to prevent it" and encouraged educators to help vio- lent kids prepare for the future. She noted "the inability to read is one of the highest correlations to violent behavior. We are set- ting ourselves up for angry, vio- lent behavior if we have adoles- cents unable to read." One of the most important aspects of the policy is eA*hsh- ing a school code of conduct, which will help set standards so young Pew "can stay on track," said Ms. Hewitt. Student busted in suspension melee PICKERING — A 17 -year-old girl has been charged with assault- ing a police officer at a high school here Thursday morning - Staff at Pine Ridge Secondary School on Liverpool Road called Durham Regional Police after a student who was suspended refused to leave the school. Several students were involved in a melee with police and one was subsequently arrested. e Teen beaten over the head with ball bats AJAX — An "ongoing argu- ment" involving four Pickering High School students turned vio- lent Friday morning with one teen being taken to hospital after he was beaten over the head with toy base- ball bats. Durham Regional Police report an 18 -year-old student received about 10 stitch4s to his forehead and the back of his head following an altercation at the school around 8:15 a.m. in which he was also kicked "I think it's an ongoing argu- ment among several boys. The boys know each other and have had words in the past. This isn't a `stranger' incident," says Sergeant Kim Bulloch. The victim was treated at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital and released, police report. Durham Board of Education spokesman Mary Brown says the school is investigating the matter and couldn't comment further. As of Friday afternoon, one 18 - year -old had been arrested and two young offenders were being rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr r �• / r r r r G%4ND OPENING SALEV 15% OFF V �r LINGERIE r x - r K ADULT NOVELTIES r• r r r PARTY DRESSES HOME PARTIES r r 5 HARWOOD AVE. S. r (Just Above Pickles) r .• AJAX V r tws s1rns m® "c. a. ILOM (905) 428-2547 r rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr , Aptiva Model M50 P100 Pentium Processor 9 1G Hard Drive - 8 Memory - Quad -speed CD -Rom Total Im Video - 30 Watt Theatre. 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Mr. Currie someone you has had some bad luck as mployrnent? one of his signs in Oshawa was taken down. 39-4669. t He's been without a full- time job since 1992, when the Markham printing company where he worked for 21 years as a ware- house controller closed. Most of the jobs he's had since then have been for a couple days or weeks here and there, with the exception of a three-month contract job in data entry with Lynden Air Freight which ended in May. Mr. Currie hasn't worked since. "It's frustrating trying to find a job. I've sent out resumes, faxed them out, dropped them off," he says. Mr. Currie, 50, has been taking retraining courses since 1992, learn- ing computer and business skills. He's studied English, effective communications and interperson- al skills. He also took continuing education courses and graduated this year with his high school diplo- ma. The retraining courses have "costs thousands of dollars" but haven't yielded anything yet. "It's frustrating. You try not to give up. I'm try- ing harder, putting up signs, sitting on the side of the road (with a sign). I'm trying to get something going and not give up," Can you or Mr. Currie says. Not only has he lost his snow offer me` job, but a couple of years Call Barry of ago Mr. Currie sold the house he'd owned for 18 Wiee skills. years and has been living off the money he made from the sale. He now rents a house with two friends. Mr. Currie doesn't think his age has been an obstacle finding employment. "Sonne places say age doesn't matter. You don't show your age on a resume." Having work experience is a bigger barrier, he feels. "A lot of employers want four or five years' experience. 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WHnTAliER, PuNvt r A Ivtettoland Cam mkY Newspaper JOANNE BURGHARDrr, l:cbor-io-diief pubWoMesday, Fridby, SudtY SIEVE HOMION, Managirrg Editor 130-132 ConmimW Ave. Ajax, Ont. BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Manager LIS 2H5 ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution manager Pbow: 683-5110 F=683-7363 0 inion . PM Passi"ng ta test As Durham Region residents live life sandwiched between two nucelar power stations, it makes imminent sense to conduct periodic evacuation tests such as the one staged Thursday near the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station east of us. As has been done in Pickering in the past, Thursday's emergency test saw children at designated schools ush- ered onto buses and taken to nearby locations chosen as shelters. The exercise is overseen from the Durham Region headquarters building on Rossland Road, which will become command central in the event of a real emergency. While tests of this nature give officials a chance to evaluate potential problems in communication and organization, nothing thus far has really prepared us for the panic and chaos we can expect should a true nuclear accident occur. Residents living within a 10 -kilometre radius of the nuclear plants did, several years ago, receive informa- tion kits outlining procedures to follow should a com- munity evacuation be necessary. Whether anyone opened the packages and read them is one question; whether anyone remembers what to do several years later is another. The plan goes something like this: listen to the radio for directions and drive to the designated emergency shelter nearest you. The orderly picture of community co-operation this paints is not likely to match the stark reality if some- thing goes badly wrong at one of our nuclear plants. Most of us just don't know where to go or what to do. However, it wouldn't hurt authorities to remind all of us again, in a full-scale publicity campaign, just what our master emergency plan is. We'll never be fully pre- pared, but a little knowledge wouldn't hurt. IL t -A N Letters How do you think we'd like it? To the editor. After reading your article on Paula Lishman, I would like to remind your readers that well -regulated (whatever that may [Wean) or not, the slaughter of animals for their skins is still a cruel and bloody business. This is graphically evi- dent in the video America's Shame which shows live footage of animals caught in a trap line. At one viewing, even hardened cruelty investigators could not bear to watch the hours of agony suffered by the ensnared animals, their limbs crushed, broken or half -sev- ered by the steel jaws of the trap. it is nnr rrnmmmon for a creature to their natural habitat range over an area of around three square miles, so not only do they suffer the mental cruelty of confinement in a tiny cage, they are slaughtered by such methods as anal electrocution. Another article on UFOs made me wonder how we would react if a techni- cally advanced alien civilization sub- jected humans to the same horrors we inflict on fur -bearing animals. Should we accept it? After all, we are an environmentally -friendly renew- able resource and, for all we know, the aliens might find our skin "soft and sen- suous". gnaw knrougn itb uwn urnuw. ivitim ui . a — W-• -", xj . >4 )ftI1STO NEW ADVE1117L R9 ALAVB.;Am& LIS 2W ox FAx US AT 6SX7363 V SEX EDUCATION sex culprit o -o self'is.safe To the editor. - Your Nov. 15 issue contained a letter from R.W. Horner who is apparently, if you will pardon the pun, "hell bent" on "resurrecting the use of the Reduce the Risk booklet in our schools. Allow me to elevate the argument against the use of condoms from banal to altruistic considerations. The global AIDS crisis, which could 4� not exist without widespread moral cor- iruption, has spawned an even more perva- sive evil through the spread of condom use. The condom is presented as a protec- tion against sexually transmitted disease, pregnancy and liberated mores. The physical evil of AIDS is universal- ly presented as a greater evil than the spir- itual devastation of illicit sex. Good intentions do not change the morality of an act. It is the objective of the act which determines its morality, and in this case the object is sodomy, adultery and fornica- tion with a condom. These good intentions range all the way from the big lie of safe sex to sophisticat- ed arguments of proportionalism. Thus all civil law advocating the use of condoms is immoral, and hence a grave and clear obligation rests on legislators and educators to stridently oppose all such laws. There is a "right way" in AIDS educa- tion which does not ignore the reality; there is zero education in condoms, but the keystone of the program is education in spiritual values — in the beauty of chastity with modesty in dress and behav- ior. It teaches compassion and care for the afflicted, and it supports research into the nature and cure of the disease. It never educates in evil. Compassion is a virtue, but only when exercised within the bounds of moral law. Misplaced compassion leads to all kinds of aberrations — contraception, abortion, infanticide and euthanasia. In the manner of speaking about God, your letter writer recalled the "secular humanism" of Immanuel Kant, the early 19th century German philosopher who declared that God, freedom and immorali- ty cannot be either proved or disproved; but that they were necessary basic princi- ples of a rational morality. Science and technology, he said, have replaced philosophy and religion. This degradation of philosophy and religion created a moral and spiritual vacuum which became occupied with the idolatry of the "self". And so we have continued to turn around the word of God: "I am the Lord your God, you shall have no strange gods before me — for I am a jealous God." And so the first "strange god" we have replaced our God with is the "god of self." This is what the Reduce the Risk essen- tially teaches in various disguises. John Stone, Pickering Letter of the 'Week Help us and you may help someone you love To the editor. On Wednesday Sept. 13, a ve special soul left this earth. Uni Mitchell was my mother-in-law a a wonderful human being who lov life and people. They came out droves to show their respect a appreciation for that special smi those lively conversations, and 1 her active involvement in the co munity. Speaking for her family, we miss Ma's open-door hospitality d tied us all together. Why did s have to go just now? It is the sai reason why most of us may eventu ly go — heart disease. Ma was luckier than some. 1 - own own husband died almost 20 ve ago in his 50s, robbing us all of wisdom and warmth. Thanks recent research, Ma was given a s and chance. She fought bravely N from a car accident and an inil heart attack. With the help of medicati derived from heart research, she able to live almost a year longer to pay us that special visit here Pickering. She made one last t around Ontario with her lifelong g friends, to visit the many people was able to in her final year of and to hug those grandchildren i last time. For that extended time, I wo like to thank the people who dedic their lives to research, to those P pie who donate their time and money to continuing research public awareness. Some day believe we'll have all the answers. It was in memory of my father law Chuck that I began canvass for the Heart and Stroke Founda� in their flok clidal campaignsev, years aga. I am not in a positiot discover that cum myself, but in own way I f;d that 1 am doing sa thing valuable in those ` can. It is in honk of Unice Mitcl that 1 Milne h this year's cantpatg ask cad of you out there to look your heart and your schedule find the time to help as out this in some way; in memory of It of thosep and �y � fail y arourA � to Val � yew is to have e, street in PkMring fully canvas Please call our A ax 01 at 686-1521 to volunteer some during the month of February 1 to knock on as many doors On street as you have Hannah Mid 196 ReaMeWW Q"8Pa' i 0 P ♦ BUSINESS THE NEWS ADVERI.ISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 241"5 -PAGE 7 Economist predicts growth in 1996 By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — The sluggish Canadian economy should grow by three per cent next year and continue improving in the next 18 months. That's the prediction of John McCal- lum, chief economist with the Royal Bank of Canada, who spoke to about 50 people at a symposium hosted by the Durham Region Economic Development Advisory Committee at the public school board headquarters in Whitby Thursday. "I think we'll see growth gradually improving to three per cent next year. That will make a dent in unemployment. It will be down, albeit gradually," Mr. McCallum said. "The Canadian economy has been sluggish and disappointing the last cou- ple of months, years. "But, we are going to come out of it and there will be improvement over the next 18 months," he added. Mr. McCallum noted the economy won't return "to the boom years, but I think we've hit bottom." He said there are "four had paints and six good points" to the Canadian econo- my these days. The four bad points are the political situation with Quebec, weak consumer spending, the deficit and accumulated debt, and globalization. The close referen- dum result means "we still have a country, yet the cloud (of Que- bec separation) still hangs over us. The problem wasn't solved and that's not helping the economy." The "sad state of Canadian consumers" has slowed the recov- ery because people aren't spending, Mr. McCallum said. Globalization and government over - economy." . Education is the key and "only hope" in dealing with globalization because Canada can't compete with low wages in such countries as Mex - 'he Canadian economy has been sluggish and disappointing... But, we are going to come out of it and there will be improvement over the next 18 months.' - Royal Bank chief economist John McCaIlum spending are a double whammy" for the economy, he said. "There's more globalization at the same time governments have to deal with the dept and deftrtt That's a drag on the ico, he added. The improving U.S. economy is the first of six good points affecting the Canadian economy, Mr. McCal- lum said. "Whether we like it or not, we're increasingly part of a singular North Ameri- can economy. We're tied to the U.S. econo- my and we're increas- ingly tied to them through NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement). "The U.S. is now doing pretty well. They're getting inflation rates down. The U.S. will keep growing at a moderate pace for a couple of years to come." Other good points to the Canadian ��` Pickering nuclear station form's educationartnershi p p Exeter High School students Heather Nedham and Derek Boduch recently visited the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, where station director Pierre Chark bois showed them a mock-up of control vahres at the training facility. The visit was part of a new edu- cation partnership between the station and the school, which irtdudes the coliaborative development of a nuclear physics module for Grade 12 physics programs and visits to the station and its training simulator. - photo by Andrew Iwarwwski Renovated Whitevale library reopens PICKERING — The White- ante with the current building and involved building a new vale branch of the Pickering code. So the Whitevak District foundation, walls, wiring, Public Library has finally re- Residents' Association got plumbing and heating for the opened after a restoration project together with the board and facility, as well as stripping and undertaken- by community mem- Town for a compromise anarnge- repainting the exterior. More bers in co-operation with the meet under which the Town than a dozen volunteers aged 12 library board and the Town of .provided approximately $40,000 to 75 contributed their labor. Pickering for materials and technical pro- On Nov. 18, the library economy are the low inflation rate and the low value of the Canadian dollar, "favorable" prices for natural resources, .the fact that the corporate sector is "doing quite well" and that interest rates are "more likely to go down rather than up", he said. Also speaking at the symposium was Peter Barrow, president of his own mar- keting company. Mr. Barrow said he's "bullish about the future. It's currently very popular to be pessimistic about the future, particu- larly the future of work. But, I'm bullish about jobs and they will grow not decline." People have to "start thinking about 21st century jobs and not 20th century jobs," he noted. Speaking of his profession, Mr. Bar- row said technology will replace many jobs in marketing, but others will be cre- ated. Skills needed in the future include entrepreneurship, being tough-minded, being able to make tough choices, being conversant in at least one other language, and understanding other cultures and lifestyles, Mr. Barrow said. Canadian Tire 1 � PICKERING � 6 CYLINDER we-Im 8 CYLINDER Here's what we'd do.• • Perform computom*d engine analysts with pmtout • Inspect air Mw and PVC valve • Replace spark plugs with k4otonmder V -groove spark pkVS • inspect dairdmlor cap, rotor, ignition wires and coil BOSCH AM M161111111111 8f, "Y Z] RMW= II i�q ►buil pit -Otic 1111, owtim *W '91=101., ooc�.tdion --, .. . _ _ y \ WPM! -bawkw idalkyarco F1 •rRWollitrawlgl4 &dowot -10r-0111-11 FN 1. A,* �r'.h►9t"t:S.,.y�JT+, -arj;t:.F4V., -ryf)11 "1.4 IVY .16 41 n,Ur�ttrlr �yri 7fV 74% "j," rlr#!(,] N rW**Q! 131 X]di s, fr•l-T.�7'N, T: iY' ;!t'rfl :M lb..lIMtOM� Pickering Store 1Joo lagdon Roos d Uv«pW 839-8124 The library building is approx- jest management, as well as sur- reopened. Library hours are N06MWide N/OMMItItPs imately 70 years old and needed It appeared it might vey, excavation and other ser- vices for reconstruction of the Tuesdays from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. (closed from 6-6:30 p.m.) and ! .PIERING LOCAL SHUTTLE SERVICE renovation. be closed because the board and Town didn't have the funds library. The community provided labor. Saturdays from 10 am. to noon. The branch phone number is HOURS Mmial - Fh* 7 0allh - 9 p m; saki" 1:JOam.-tipm.;Suntloy IOam. - Spm. ®® required to bring it into compli- The work began last August 29440967. - .. , ,- . ....6; 0 PAM a-TIU ?AM ADVRRI7SSR SUMmy, NOVEIYl ER lir 19" SUNDAY, NOV. 26 DINNER/AUCTION: Alzheimer Durham holds a fund-raising Candle- light Dinner and Auction at Trillium Valley, 53 Snow Ridge Ct., Raglan. Table centrepieces by local artists highlight the auction. A preview of the art works to be auctioned is held from 5 to 6 p.m., followed by dinner and auction. Tickets $35 per person, $65 for two. Tax receipts for dinner tickets available. 576-2567 or (fax) 576-2033. BANQUET: The Agape Temple of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Pickering holds its 3rd annual Fall Family Banquet in the east salon of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd and Hwy. 2. Jamaican Con- sul General Margarita St. Juste will be guest of honor. Guest artists include Melissa Prescott. Tickets are $15 for singles, $25 for couples and $10 for children and are available from E. Mounsey (509-9843) or at the door. BLACK WOMEN: The Durham chapter of the Congress of Black Women holds a brunch from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Sarah McDonald Building, northeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Whites Rd., Pickering. $10 for adults, $5 for chik rca under 12. 428- 6746 (Alma), 420-5196 (Susan), 430- 3057 (Norma) - MONDAY, NOV. 27 CANCER SUPPORT: The Canadian Cancer Society hosts the second of a four series support group for children aged seven to 18 to help them cope when a family member has been diag- nosed with cancer. It's from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Churg, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Pre -register. 686-1516. OPEN HOUSE: The Barbara Blade Centre for Youth Resources holds its annual general meeting and open house from 5 to 7 pan, at 360 Bayly SL, Ajax. R-S.VP. at 839-6131. CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 to 9 pan, at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, Room 6013, Harwood Ave. south of Bayly St., Ajax- Enter the new wmg off Cen- tmniial Rd and take the elevator down to G level. 686-1516. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: The monthly support group for spouses, parents and friends of people with mul- tiple sdaosas is held hom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Durham Board of Educa- tion Centre, Roam 3027, Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. Guest speak is Dr. John Humchuk of Oshawa General hospital, an expert on stress management who has helped families deal with impact of MS. Spwe is limited. Register at 686- 1801. TUESDAY, NOV. 29 BLOOD DONORS: Tie Aju4rkker- *9 braocb of me Ca mmrm Red Cross Society holds a blood doom clinic from 1 to 8:30 pm. at SL Be nadem's Church, corner of Harwood Ave. and 'gayly SL, AiwL Goad is 315 wits. All blood types needed. 420-3383. AUCTION: Rose of Durbam young parrots support services hods its sec- ond annual Victorian Tea and Gift Basket Auction at 7 p.m- at the Holy Family carbolic Church, 91 Ribbles- dde Dr., Whitby. 432-3622. IOWtTILITY: The Durham Region Health Department bolds an informa- tion meeting on infertility at 7 p.m. in the health department offices in the Lang Tower in the Whitby Mall, southeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Thick - son Rd. Guest speaker Faye McFarlane discusses private adoption in Ontario. Meeting is for anyone having difficul- ties gig pregnant, undergoing mfer- tility treatment, involved in adoption or in resolution. 623-2511 (Elaine). AMNESTY: Amnesty International, Pickering/Ajax group, meets at 7:30 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N. Guest speaker Richard Sternlee presents a slide show on Vietnam. All welcome. 839-3969. SENIORS: Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club meets at 9-30 am. at 46 Exeter Rd. Guest speaker Joan Daigle from the Whitby Mental Health Centre discusses medications. 619- 0315 (Betty). WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 TOWN PLANNING: The Town of Pickering holds a public meeting on Urban Area Issues related to the Pick- ering Draft Official Plan at 7:30 pan. in the committee roam at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. 420-4617. READING: Local author Gabrielle Bauer reads from her new book Tokyo, My Everest, an account of her experi- ences in Japan, from 7 to 9 pan. at the Pickering Central Library, One the Esplanade. She will sign copies of her book. 831-6265, ext 243. THURSDAY, NOV. 30 CUTBACKS: The impact in Durham Region of provincial government cut- backs will be discussed at a meeting at 7 p.m. at St. Gregory's Catholic Church, 194 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. IF • TIE • QUAIX Y • GENTLE CARE ARE EMPORTANT TO YOU VE ARE AVADAatE To Sri" YOU "CPE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVK3E 3 Harwood Avee.`S., Ajax. ontario . (somh of Hwy. •2) Sponsors include Ajax -Pickering Social Development Council, YWCA, Oshawa -Durham Rape Crisis Centre, Regional Social Planning Network of Durham. 686-2661 (Linda or Tanya). DISABILITIES: The Learning Dis- abilities Association of Durham West meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 33 Church St. N., Pickering Village. The topic is Learn- ing Disabled and Social Skills (Last One Picked; Fust One Picked On). All welcome. 686-1790. MP MEETING: Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague holds a town -hall meeting at 7 pan. in the council cham- bers of the Ajax municipal building, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. 427-6203. ARTHRITIS: The Arthritis Society holds a public forum at 6:30 pan. at the Markham-Stouffville Hospital, Church St. (9th Line and Hwy. 7), Markham. Guest speaker is Dr. Rusty Goodman. Topics include non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs, gastropaphy and osteoarthritis. Free admission. 905- 434-7221. FRIDAY, DEC.1 CRAFT SALE: Mount Zion United Church holds a Christmas craft and bake sale from 4 to 9 p.m. today and 10 am. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Mount Zion Community Centre, 4230 Salem Rd., two miles north of Hwy. 7. Ha lunch available. 10% of proceeds to church. Free admission, wheelchair accessible. 649-5102 DR. JOSEPH A. MI_ SKIN, DENTIST CoI► corm, # for C1lwhtmiiesp Is the house e wreck? There': still time, � -AwAWFAIP got D10W' flooring projmt an wralMd UP11 • CARPET • VIOM - CERAMIC • HARDWOOD FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE AND ESTRIATM -ORVW OUR COMPLETE SHOWROOM - WKTHRU SAT. 12 GOLDENGATE COURT mmwn ra s, &y„ie" SCARBOROUGH OYER SO ' INS eF (Shirley Jamieson) or 649-5200. LEGION: The Royal Canadian Legion, Claremont Branch 483, pre- sents singer and musician Al Mathews at 8:30 p.m. at the Legion hall on the east side of Old Brock Rd, just south of Claremont Park. Admission free, All over 19 welcome. 649-3166. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, Hwy. 2 east of Whites Rd., Pickering. It deals with all addictions, including co-dependancy. 428-9431 (Jim, in the evenings). SATURDAY, DEC. 2 BAZAAR: The St. Francis de Sales Church Catholic Women's League holds its annual bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the gym of St. Francis de Sales Catholic School, Church SL S., Pickering Village. Baked goods, crafts, Christmas decorations, tea room. 683- 1403. SANTA: The Claremont Cooperative Nursery School hosts Breakfast With Santa at the Claremont Community See AJAX-PICKERING..,PAGE 9 List I non -p group's e, here ei Suns FaX L 683-7 or 683-5 WALK IN FAMILY Doff Mm HMRS -Emergencies Seen in 2 Hrs. Daily 8 - 9 -Extractions in Sat. 10 - 4 .Cos�c BondkV -Nitrous Oxide Gas Sedation `Senior Citizens Consi leratior a •Denture Services, Partials No 2�"ry ste 24 Hr. Emergency pager `WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE CO.'S DIREC PICKERING 1050 Brock Rd South South of 401 at Plummer .31 Y(00F1 OSHAWA 19 SIMcoe St S. :il t Community Church offers parents a - Christmas break ❑ Christmas Day Camp for kids frees up some time for busy parents AJAX — A local church group is offering parents a break from the kids and a chance to finish last- minute Christmas shopping. Crossroads Community Church is holding a Christmas day camp for children ages three to eight begin- ning Saturday, Dec. 2. The Christmas camp will "convey the spiritual meaning of Christmas" through stories, crafts, music and puppets. Christmas day camp runs every Saturday in December from 9:45- 11:45 a.m., at Lester B. Pearson Public School, 21 Coughlen St., just mJ __W 11h off Westney Road North in Ajax. The program will conclude with a family Christmas Eve for the chil- dren and their families. Enrolment is limited to 50 chil- dren. Call Joanne at 427-6775 for more information about the Christmas Day Camp. Iro t THE NEWS ADVElt77SIM SUNDAY, NOVEM3 26,199&WCE Ajax=PickeringBillboard FROM PAGE 8 (Val), 683-6976 (Brett). Hall, Old Brock Rd. There's a sitting from 8:30 WONDERLAND: St. Wilfrid Catholic School, to 10 a.m. and again from 10:30 a.m. to 12 pm. Brock and Rossland Rds., Pickering, hosts A $5. Christmas Wonderland from 10 am. to 3 pm. Tikikets must be purchased in advance at the Poinsettia sales, children's craft room, book Claremont General Store, Marianue's Place, or fair. 427-6225. by calling 649-5223 on Tuesday morning or WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Thi morning. Region sponsors the workshop How to Make CRAFTS: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Your Readers Sweat from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. at Cres., Ajax, holds a craft sale from 9 am. to 3 Oddfellows Hall, 211 Brock St. S., Whitby. 826 p.m. Many outside vendors. Free admission. for members, 831 for others. Register at 416- 683-4740. 503-3134 (Brian Henry). BOOK SALE: Friends of the Ajax Public BAKE SALE: The Toronto Dominion Bank at Library hold a new book sale from 10 am. to 5 Pickering Town Centre holds a Christmas Bake p.m. at the main Library branch, corner of Har- Sale from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds to wood Ave. and Kings Cres., Ajax. 428-1328 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. 831-2879. Footmaxx representative - Wendie Harris - will be here in the store from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. 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BOAC.Ow0a3tt•••trr.tfltaMllr••U.tmalaRMgbILL 9Mwb.lm•tpoh4aq.-Pobm%dohoddm*lyApmma••mmmWSpbt"mMnrryrlromYmtrnanae Bowmanviile Pickering Whitby �•�r1• - . 161 KING ST. IIAiT 841 Kingston Rd. 25 TNNorth drson Rd. Unit 47 �. :loos) 697-1535 831-9284 119os) 725-7454 • � iDYCATION ,. Fix old schools, trustees u DURHAM — of plant Mike School in Pick - Trustees at the Graham says in ering Village, public board are a report. while carpet that being urged to Mr. Graham can no longer be set aside money looked at 71 cleaned needs to in next year's schools older be replaced at budget to repair than 30 years for others. deteriorating the study, which At some schools. "Preventive was requested buildings, venti- School in Pick- by trustees. lation is "non - maintenance is a He calls for a existent" or fails wise investment "building renew- to meet today's that will signifi- al program" to standards, while cantly extend the address a "sig- electrical sys- life of all the nificant back- tems at some components of log" of repairs schools are in our facilities and needed. very poor condi- reduce annual For example, tion and need maintenance he pointed to "urgent mainte- costs once fully brick deteriora- nance or implemented," tion at a number replacement to Durham Board of schools, prevent immi- of Education including Pick- nent failure," superintendent ering High Mr. Graham 16 LASER VISION CORRECTION Your key lo lmdom from 0asses and contact wtm VFWUMMoPa Lauf Retaoa Swp w avers A Free Patlent n(aslon LASER VISKM Comwcnooi ID reserve a.peas at rw rim taaaion Call (905) 721-1211 JIMA Your Fan& Cm More than a dozen schools operated by the board were built in the 1920s, while Epsom Public School in Greenbank was constructed in 1876. Specific rec- ommendations and their costs will be presented to trustees dur- ing budget talks, slated to begin when the first draft budget is released in Feb- ruary. Meanwhile, the board is CORRECTION In "vs week's Kmart flyer pie folbwnny errors have OCGurred: On page 2 the Mortal Kombat T game br 'Gaffe Boy' iS v+avaieble t r Otte sale. On page 9 them iS no manufact'urer's rebate O&W avadaDb on we 'Part Saver' Car Mats as staled. On Pape 12 the 'Akan Mmi Gold' Candy Canes wo also be unavailable for &us sale. We aP0109 a b< any w cmr errence IAS may have Caused. Knan Canada L"ed 40 DO" MUM VO INTEREST 00MAIM ETAU N SMW -------- "w ..r.m$64M —1 1 W---H.:.E—..�f.E—tL — A milowomilsoffu. IBM ..:,�lawap- a . .11$3910 11 u—— JL TB:Ittgs�fl-rtes. aer�»wws�wrr�twfe. 3 04995sum I preparing a list of projects to be submitted by Nov. 30 to the Ministry of Edu- cation and Training's Facil- ities Renewal Program. In April 1995, the ministry announced the program, under which almost $2.4 million was allocated to grate an oca- Durham's public tional Institute board to repair in Oshawa and renovate wheelchair existing schools. accessible, Local taxpayers expanding the must pick up parking lot at $622,000 of that Applecroft Pub - allocation. lic School in Possible pro- Ajax and jects include upgrading sci- making wash- ence rooms at rooms and the Dunbarton High auditorium at School in Pick- Eastdale Colle- ering. MIN" = HIGH EFFICIENCY e CORRECTION NOl IN OUR FLYER MEDIA 121 STARTING ON. NOV. 27TH, SUNDAY DEC. 03 1995, pl THEATRE VIEW SERIES. REAP; •14775 REG. :4899.99 ... SHOULD READ: REG. $4eE :4799.99. WE SINCERELY REGI INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSED OUR CUSTOMERS. Create a lint 4flothe world us at 683 to find ou WHOLE HOUSE DUCTWORK SPECUILIST ELECTRIC TO GAS CONVERSIONS TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNACE AND RECEIVE UP TO $50000 OR 25 �0 OFF ON AIR CONDITIONING WHEN PURCHASED 3 INSTALLED WRH A NEW GAS FURNACE AFFORDABLE CONSUMERS GAS FWANCING PROGRAM SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDING SATURDAY PICKERING NOW E DESIGN CENTRE PICKERINWAJAXANHITBY WA= RD. t THE 401, MCKE VM 908-428-0333 Ontario Hydro Pickering Nuclear Divisi( A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE TO DISCUSS THE RESTART OF UNIT 2 AT THE PICKERING GENERATING STATIC On December 10, 1994, an accident occurred of the Pickel Generating Station Unit 2 which caused the Unif to be shut down for nearly a year. Detaileedinv ' s and exhaustive analysis determined the problem to in the c ation and desiof a Serie m of valves within the systemcff emoves hent front the rose[ during Operation. Major repairs and re-en0ineerin9 have been completed an the Station is now ready to appear before the Atomic EnerOg, Control Board to request a license to restart the UnN. 11s appearance a scheduled for December 7, 1995. To loam more about the restart of the Unit and the work that has to be [Meted, you are invited to an open house ak PICKERING INFORMATION CENTRE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 1995 7:00 PM TO 9,00 pM OR CALL (905) 839ma"A mI1MO1located :Mont�oawcu:��euoo.00aa,„y Park Rock r to Friday. AGE 5: 61• 19.99 IET , •511 M A federal grant for about $344,400 to Monarch Youth Auto Refinish- ers means Kevin Dennie, left, and Keith Cox can continue to learn basic autobody repair. The program provides training for unemployed youths between 16 and 24 years, and has a placement rate for gradu- ates of about 75 per cent. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Aaxp g rpo ram uts J youths on road. to iob m AJAX — A federal grant will keep two programs motoring along. Monarch Youth Auto Refinish- ers in Ajax is receiving a grant for $344,391 from Human Resources Canada. In addition to the autobody repair program, Monarch also offers life - skills training. Monarch co-ordinator of training and administration Jennifer Janes says people aged between 16 and 24 learn basic autobody repair and refinishing in a six-month period. Participants have to be out of school, unemployed and living in Durham Region. Each of the 13 students learning autobody repair spends 40 hours a week on the job. Operating in Ajax for 13 years, the autobody program has a 75 -per cent placement rate for graduates. Cars for the program come from the public. The life -skills program began about two years ago to provide training for up to six people at a time. Anyone can take a course to get help to improve their spelling or work with math fractions. Participants work on computers for up to two hours a day and progress at their own rate. The federal grant provides about 80 per cent of the funding for the programs. For more information on either program, call Monarch at 905-683- 8662. VrI.-&10it.r�,JY a�.'riri'?ti 41'IT a3vF11,0 . i;' 4'J.1 -d f z; M THE NEWS ADVEumm suptxlW, NbMuft;2r hixhwE Il Seminar studi es i mpact on firms of future technology DURHAM — Businesses can learn how tech- nology will affect them in the future at a seminar which offers "alterna- tive approaches to the develop- ment of the 21st century". The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Bureau for Excellence Durham Region (BEDR) are holding a live, interactive satel- lite seminar hosted by futur- ist Joel Barker on Tuesday, Dec. 5. Mr. Barker is founder and president of Infinity Limited Inc. and is known for his best - selling videos including Discovering the Future and The Business of Par- adigms. He has learned "technology will impact us through five key regions that each use technology differently". These regions, SuperTech, Lim- itsTech, Appro- priateTech, BioTech and HumanTech, "will battle for m a s s i v e resources and investment, and the challenge is to determine which region will benefit you most". The seminar will also look at five rules that define each region and the key players and latest books which further t aftny ft 'T�__= a VrEKWf LOSS CUWS a Lose approximately up to 3 pounds per week. DA real food diet thars low-fat and low -cholesterol. You'd enjoy foods from all ft major food groups. M Behaviour guidance and one-to-one counseAling for safe and easy weight loss. CALL TODAYH WE CAN Yo�� �ecic�e! 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All peas and oaiyuaeons are wgact b charge •nrgtA noxa. %PTW pnp varawss msy sPWY Bowmanvillo Picktrin9 - MICRO MANIA Cuodlen Moro Compulr+r i 161 King St. East 641 Kirtgoon Rd (gas) 697.1535 (m) 831-9284 . • �/trMl���1i�/ne/sar•r��ll�l•3�/AIA�iw • L� EqM/ Iiee • �/ SrNel CO AM1 ifilr • rAistrw Wl, My wtd tae/ • Itgifid,rst«s • ray raie a lax.dslt seteM� 0 = MSMW&Sad 0 I byaMmulk rel• 25Thidlcm Rd Noft Unit at7 Mows&eswsp/ •wwtealf�Attrw p..rNi.eAeip r PAGE 12 TBE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1995 U "Because Christmas is for Kids. " Bring a toy to ToyMountain at an Eaton's y store 'til the night before Christmas,.g We'll deliver the toys to The Salvation Army. y So, on Christmas morning, needy children througbnlit t'hP. Tnrnntn arn� inn B9 ftmi W. BS C[rro•T'v i-viax-ricixering News Advertiser (1�FM k THE NEWS ADVEMSER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26y 1995 -PAGE 13 A --wonaenul little gtrr- turned and have been buddies ever since. Benjamin Alexander Tough, greetings, with love and kisses, Name two on Nov. 21. Taylor Brown Wishing them a wonderful sec- son of Donna and Brian Tough. came from Mom, Dad and binth- celebrated her big day with her and year with love were their per- They plan to wed Sept. 20, 1997. ers Blake and Michael... Mommy, Daddy, Leah, Lindsey, aunts, ents, Beau's brother Kyle, Evan's "We love you guys.." N" droppin-i! uncles and brother Kurtis, their families and A youthful looking Sherry cousins... friends... Doris (nee Tait) hits a major ». milestone on Nov. 29. She'll be November the big four -oh. Happy birthday y has been a_ wishes come from Mandi and - busymonth in F / i k.. Allison... the Daoust household because D e n i s e Carrie -Ann Petrie and Hello and welcome to Name Daoust awnedBenjamin Tough � Dropping, the special events 34 on Nov. 8, column. I'm Natalie Miller rill- hubby Alain AndrewThornpson »� ing in for Keith Gilligan, who's Daoust turned George and Barbara Price are having a hectic week. So let's 35 on Nov. 15 and son Andrew pleased to announce the engage - get right to iL- Thompson celebrated his 10th ment of their daughter Susan «. Taylor Brown birthday Nov. 16. There have Price to Jason LeClair, son of SherryDoris4 Mary and James Van Pelt cel- been many celebrations, includ- Dalton and Roseanne LeClair. ebrate their 50th anniversary on Birthday ing a Laserquest party for The wedding will take place Sept. »� Nov. 28. Wishing the long-time wishes go out Andrew. "Welcome to the 21, 1996 in Midland... Janelle Heron was starry eyed Pickering Village residents all the to Daniel Oldtimers Hockey League, Alain. —_- — turning four on Nov. 25. Mom, best and hopes for many more are Kinsman, Love you all tons and tons, from Dad and her siblings would like their eight grandchildren, son who turned the Ashley, Grandma and to send her "all our love, plus James and wife Sue, son John "big three" on Grandpa"... hugs and kisses" and to let her and wife Wilma and daughter Nov. 22. know she'll "always be a star in Maryke and husband John. A Wishing him our eye",,, family get-together is planned... lots of love on his special day were Mom D e n i s e, Daniel Nanny and Kerman , Grandpa, Great Grandma and . Grandpa, Uncles Mark and Adam, family on the West coast ' - and, in Pickering, John, Kellie, I Mittens and Snoopy. "Have a ' terrific birthday, Danny. We all love you...- Alain and Denise Daoust James and Mary Van Pelt see Susan Price and Jason LeClair ... Bean Norris and Evan Hawley A beautiful J Nov. 19 was a special day for celebrated their fust birthdays on girl named " L o r d y , Janele Heron Lucy and Sydney Sevcik, as they Nov. 15. These two handsome Kathy Regan lordy Ken �» 1 celebrated their 40th anniversary guys were roommates when they turned seven _ Eibicb finally On Nov. 24, Wishing We couple good health entered the world a year ago at on Nov. 19. turned 40. T a r y n and many mom yews o3gether are Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, Birthday wish- Well big D a a i e 1 1 e daughter Valerie Flint, son -in- es came from brother, you Babo� cel -Y law John, son Peter, daughter- g her Mom, - have now hit _ ebrated her , in-law Rohinie and grandchil- in-law Dad, brother ' the big 40. g} first birthday. dren Jackie and Christina dren r Kevin Grandmas, Kathy Regan How dots it feel? Wishing Ken Eibrch . Mom and Dad wishedSevc ... Grandpa and fiends... you a great day on Nov. 19. Love her a happy " The beautiful Gibson twins "' you, Lynne, Norm, Sarah, birthday with turned one on Nov. 7. Birthday = A smiley Elaina, Mom, Dad, Patty, lots of hugs T Baboulas wishes went out to Cassandra " -"_, Christopher James and Jessica. XOXO..." and kisses... and Samantha from Mommy, B o e s s l e r �» ... Daddy, big brother Ian, familyturned Beau Norris and Evan Hawley five on Nov. 20. Look out world, another A big fella has a big and friends Happy birth- teenager is on smile on his day wishes the way. face. Dylan from sister C a I t I i n Chin -A -Loy Stephanie, Blasina turns turns one on Mom and "We Christopher 13 on Nov. 30 Nov. 26 and Dad. and happy Mommy, love yon..." Boe.Ssler birthday grit Daddy and �» ings, with broths Tyler �- Chrbloprer hugs and kiss- Cahn Blazine want to wish Resell cele- es, for a special teenager come him a very braved his l lth from Moa, Dad, Caeser, Ming, happy birth - "We �� birthday on Nana and Poppa, Nana Carol, day. Jove Nov. 19. Aunt Linda, Uncle Vern, you very much Dylan," his fami- Cassandra. left, Ian and Danielle nbeek and Mark RY Happy birth- Stephen, Patrick and Uncle ly says... Se rnenthe Own Lkwlane day wishes Kevin.. ... and lots of That brings us to the end of Heavy and Al Ryubeek take love from Life is good for a cool dude. another edition of Name grm pleasure in announcing the Mom, Dad, Cody James Carr turned four on Dropping. If you have an item upcoming marriage of Weir Michael, �� Nov. 23 and happy birthday you want mentioned, call m at daughter DaaisOs to Mart Saadi , Rte' K> 683-5114, tax 683-7363 or write Linn' The by couple will C a r o 1 y a , "All to 139 Commercial Ave., Ajax, wed Dec. 30 in Tomato... Tiffany, Dave and Gary. Ontario, LiS 2115. The dead - _ + the best for a healthy, happy and line for submissions Is 11 a.m. Kirsten Ostler turned 17 on Yew ahead.-" the Tuesday before publication. Nov. 11. "Gotchal Love your a" - We're not responsible for lost friends at Pate Ridge Secondary Coagiatulatrausl �3'n Watt or damaged photographs. If School, especially Becky and is pleased to announce the you have a birth to announce, ... engagement of her daughter call the classified advertising '�° ,,, Kitaten Ostler Carrie -Awa E9sabetb Petrie to Cody Carr department at 683-x797. ' a 1 P*GE 14 TW NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER a6,1995 DON'T 'BUY A CAR UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN T 1995 STEALTH RT TURBO AWD DEMO 3 7L twrr !urt)c 24 valve i DOHC. 6 $pd., manual, till cruse. p,*. C OI . p s. p mirrOrs. 18' chrome wheels, leather seats. AM/FM ass aewal, auto temp , air Gond. a rxich more Stk DS32 19194 GRAND AM SE 4 DR. V V6, auto., p.s., p.D., air cord.., tilt, ��� cruise, p.w., pall., cloth buckets, console, AMIFM cass. & more. Only 27,400 miles. 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Entertainment will include the Runaway Puppet Theatre with a Christmas puppet show for the whole family, and a special visit and music show by the Purple Dinosaur. tering Tickets for $5 per person are available at the recreation complex at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. and at LOEB Glendale. The event is being sponsored by the Kinette Club of Pickering, LOEB Glendale and the Town of Pickering. For more information, call the complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582. '"The Meat People" Fresh Lean Chicken Sak Ground Wings W in ef Nov. q Beef to �t. Dec. 2 $1 b9 49 lb. lb Breakfast Bacon $149 Ib Cube Saks .$ 29 31b Boneless Sirloin Tip Roasts $299 lb Beef Stir Fry $29 31b OCtobeefett Sanrrges $4169 m Breaded Pork Shislcabob .5344?9 Mock Chicken $199 Meat ?rays, Choose Trays, Party Size LasaSna, Chill & CWelLen ala King for your festive 1 celebrations J/ Now finy 6 SOtl1' m aim WITI! 9 MUTIOIS DRLi1DtN6 ra t M M �m ffmcln mrm, M THE NEWS ADVEWISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1995 -PAGE 1S P I PALLISER + SOFA * SWIM PiNjk"1�1� ®lj� N®®1 39" BED E _ KEii • t-aw—wi 6 rv. 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AT DUNDAS, WHITBY •TABLES— WEEKDAYS 9:30 TILL 9:00 "J SATURDAY 9:30 TILL 6:00 OPEN 11.6 ao PRICE GUARANTEE If within 30 days from your date of purchase you find the identical item in d respects and the same terms and conditions for less money at any other retail outlet, Best Choice guarantees to heat the price or your purchase •fa !WoB It -TILS NISRS ADvzzr n SUNDIAY, 2i, i"s "es o 0 17 *0 ;n a coupon mow Our readers were stumped last week! If you know where the photo at left was taken, fill out the ballot below, tell us where it is and mail it to: Guess Where c/o of the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21115 HINT. It's in Pickering My guess is: REPAIRS (1 hr) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION r _ I William Steil, DD, HlQA) k 1 a4 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED in Miiinkruptcy THERE IS NO cHlA M POR WnAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT mom >9111a1xsroua13=2114 PIN" rORA� (9.8981 ' am Therapists sought for support group AJAX-PICKERING — Therapeu- tic touch practitioners are invited to join a monthly support group. The first meeting will be held Monday, Dec. 1 1 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Location will depend on the num- ber of participants. For more information on the aim of the group, which will pull togeth- er therapeutic touch practitioners in Pickering, Ajax and Whitby, call organizer Janet Fallaize at 683- 9264. 0 � . = - , Christmas Party Specials t * New Pool Cues Now in Stock * Membership Specials * Lessons Available Billiards, Bar & Grill From House Pro, 250 Ba 1 St. W, Ajax , Charlie Brown 19-9881 (905) 6 *Gift Certificates RS: Sunday 11 am - 12 prn, Mon -Thur I 1 am - I am, Fri -Sat I 1 am - 3am =111 eL 1i — —, Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! sped _g .✓ RRSPs and RRIFs ✓ Stocks and Bonds ✓ Mutual! Funds V and GICs Michael J. Cann Investment Advisor (416) 365-6077 NESBITT BURNS W -4r d W M't .! W„Y-1 O.wY M 4mMni� 2 Ret CAMAdida YLa, lb[Ontu, ODWW M5x 114 .j. The Station Gallery's 6th Annual ?"e Saturday, December , y, loan 2nd _ 11 a.m.o 0 - 4 p.m. $12.00 per person �# (no children under 12 years) THE DOOR'S OPEN - COME ON IN... � ...and see what some of Whitby and Brooklin's best dressed homes will be wearing this holiday season. From historical to contemporary, specially selected homes will be decorated in seasonal finery by some of the area's most well-known establishments such as Cullen Gardens, Lasting Expressions Floral Designs with Flair, Leonard's Design Systems, Mardi's Flowers and Gifts, The Gift House, The Olde Simcoe House, Vandermeer Nursery and Garden Centre Ltd. and Weall and Cullen Nurseries Ltd. The Station Gallery's Olde Tyne Christ== House Tow tickets are available at several locations: WHITBY LOCATIONS: The Station Gallery (668-4185) Henry & Victoria Sts - Lynde House (668-0606 W. 237) Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd' W. - Andrews Shoes (728.9141) Whitey Mall, Thidcson Rd. S. fi Hwy. 2 - As You Lice R Fine Foods d Gifts (430-2480) Pearson Lanes, 103 12 Mary St. W. - Bayberys (666-8420) 126 Brock St. S. • Bowman d Gibson Ltd. (668-5823) 145 Brock SL S. - Lai itaine Tracing Post (430-3774) 106 Dundas St- W. - Mar6's Flowers and Gifts (666-1517) 210-C Brock St. S. - McAlister's Traditional Interiors (666-5755) 507 Brock St. N. - Mowat Insurance (668.6861) 117 Brock St. N. • Rousseau Heritage House (668-3483) 216 Mary St E. - Olde Siker ThirMle pull Shoppe (430-0297) 101 Brock St. S. BROOKLIN LOCATION: The Brookln Vftp Shopp• (655-3474) 57 Baldwin St. OSHAWA LOCATIONS: The Gift Howse (571-3511)18 King SL E. • Jewellery by Sanders (433.0929) 403 fling SL W. - Kays Place (433-0928) 14 Gabon St - Lasting Expressions Floral Design with Flair (728-4299) 555 RossWW Rd. E. - The Olde Simcoe House (436-1991) 52 Simcoe St S. - Sehi Jeweffery and Gifts (723-3907) 400 King St W. AJAX LOCATION: Vandermeer Nursery and Garden Centre (427-2525) 586 lalkwv* Rd. S. (at Be* SL) PICKERNG LOCATION: The Tuming Point (837-0181)1867 Valley Fane Rd. S. (n Pidcerirg Recreation Complex) BOWMANYILLE LOCATIONS: Gould Cards and Gifts (623-2404) 51 King St E. - Orchard Park Fumihue (623-1131) 28 Kina St W. A-? I'HE NZWS ADVERTL4BR SUN111AY, NOVA 24 Mff-iiAG919 \ �• o VMDEDUR NURSERY LTD, Stop in and Visit our Festive Christmas Room... �. 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AJAX Pine Ridge captures senior girls' hoops title -Bound for the baske PICKERING — The Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas could not be stopped in their quest for the high school senior girls' basketball crown this time around. The undefeated Pine Ridge Pumas played the Henry Street High School Hawks in LOL the championship game of the Lake O n t a r i o Secondary S c h o o l s Association play- offs Thursday night at Anderson Collegiate. And despite a valiant effort by the under- dog Hawks, the Pumas took the LOSSA crown with an entertaining 59-36 victory. Experience played a big pan in the senior final. Pine Ridge had lost in last year's final and desperately wanted to hoist the LOSS banner this year. The tea would not be denied this time around. "It feels great," said Pumas' captain Shantell Marsh. Joyous Pine Ridge players piled on top of each other, celebrating at centre court after the final whistle ended the hard-fought FSAJcontest. Despite the score, both teams battled intensely for every ball right to the end. It was an unbelievable game," said Puma oach Pam Masales. as glad everyone on the team got to experience it today. "Now I hope we can go to OFSAA and win a few games." "We didn't do what we expected to do," said Henry coach Paul Slean. "We didn't A shoot very well. But they are m a real determined group of P kids. "My kids were incredibly nervous in the first half and it showed. Pine Ridge is a good team and I think they have a good shot at OFSAA (Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association)." Pine Ridge now travels to Niagara Falls next Thursday to compete in the 16 -team field for provincial suprema- cy. Marsh led all scorers with 18 points, while Shani Charles had 17 points. Amanda Knegje had 13 points for the losers, while Misty Kucherik turned in a solid all- around game for the Hawks. The midget and junior titles were also decided at Anderson Thursday. Eastdale Collegiate claimed its first LOSSA basketball title with a 35-24 win over O'Neill while Andersoan's midgets were 32-30 winners over Eastdale in the midget final. Raiders minor bantams post week AJAX-PICKERING —The Ajax -Pickering win with an insurance goal in the third frame. minor bantam `AAA' Raiders grabbed two Ajax -Pickering travelled to Barrie and came wins in league play last week, upping its sea- away with a 6.4 road win. The Raiders got son record to 7-4-1. a breakaway goal by Miles, then Jason Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas' Salma Makki drives toward the The Raiders started the week with a con- MacDonald banged a rebound home min - basket during the Lake Ontario Secondary School senior girls' basketball �8 4-1 victory over the York-Simcoe utes later for a 2-0 lead. Barrie championship contest against Whitby's Henry Street High School Hawks. Express. Andrew Hanna opened the scor- t grouped to tie the game 2-2, but The Pine Ridge squad defeated Henry Street 59-36 at Anderson ing, while Jeff Miles added another Andy Caldwell, in his first game Collegiate in Whitby Thursday night. The Pumas will now move on to the tally for Ajax -Pickering midway ack with the Raiders from a six - provincial high school championships in Niagara Falls next Thursday. through the first period for a 2-0 eek injury, scored late in the peri - photo by Andrew Iwanowski Vantage- for a 3-2 Raiders' lead. York-Simcoe had trouble solv- Ajax -Pickering blew the ing Raiders' goaltender Dave AAAgame open in the second frame V RINGETTE Nortes, but while Nortes was with three goals. MacDonald's off with an injury they beatsecond of the game, was fol - 5 • Paul Guthrie in the second lowed by Docberty with a pow- tramar Gas Bar tltes �' cutting the lead to 2-1- erplay marker and TJMIDE. Kemp Oliver Lopez then deflected a who also potted a goal for a 6-2 lead. point shot into the net to restore the Raiders Barrie scored two goals in the fmal stanza to • • in I o0 1w o -goal lead. Sean Docherty cemented the close out the scoring- remain undefeated Ir -PIryj':ERING -- The Pickering Ultramar Gas Bar petite `A' ringette jieam remains undefeated in Central .,Pntario Ringette League action with li 9-3 victory over Ajax Wednesday night. . With the score close after the end of the first period, Pickering used strong penalty killing and team speed to pull Ahead for good in the second stanza. No scoring statistics were made -available from the game. Meanwhile, in an exhibition game played last weekend, Pickering defeated Mississauga 9-5 in a return match from an earlier 6-6 tie. .71w Ultramar petites then played a ;team from Paris,' -Ontario itr what proved to be an exciting exhibition contest. With Pickering ahead by two goals with under two minutes to play, Paris struck for a goal, but couldn't net the equalizer as Pickering held on for a 4-3 victory. Team members are Salvatrice Assenza, Kounney Edwards, Chelsey Emslie, Jeanine Habibullah, Laura Hill, Ashley Howell, Kelly McNabney, Courtney Puddister, Tiffany Thompson and Christine Whitall. The team is coached by Charlie Puddister and assisted by Steve Whitall. The manager is Gwen Thompson and the business manager is Elaine Emslie� • ° • + t " wanted: Leaf rickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call Bruce at 5794400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798-7672) 11 Please recycle ROYALBANK CONGRATULATES DUNBARTON HIGH SCHOOL SPARTAN° TOOTBALL TEAM FOR AN OUTSTANDING `'`` SEASON WINNER OF -1995 L.O.S.S.A. & THE DURHAM BOWL Cott Bl P TBE NEWS ADVE[nISER SUNDAY, NOyE nza 2r 01I& AGE 23 SCOREBOARD PICKERING SOCCER CLUB MVP Mathew Keenan) vs. Thunder Tyson Henry 1, MVP Tyson Henry, Tune-up 1 (Jeffery Graham MVP Devan Bernardino) INDOOR SOCCER RESULTS 2 (Adam Pham Hung 1, Christopher Edward Ricciardi) vs. Sporting 1, MVPs David D'Alfonso, vs. Sam's Bakery 3 -- ;MITES DIVISION >- Mitchell 1, MVP Adam Pham Hung); Slo-Sport 3 (Ian Gibson 2, Images 3 (Michael Giamou 3, MVPs Jeffery Graham). (Patrick Cutten 1, Jennifer -Nov. 12 Jon Koudidis 1, MVP Jordan Stork) Michael Giamou, Vasili Palantzas). PEEWEE DIVISION Adams 1, Amanda -Lee Cassidy 1, MVP Amanda - Kelsey's I (Mathew K 1 vs Blizzard 0 P MVS r eenan ( ake), Eagles 3 (Stephen Kutroski-Henry 2, highlight of Ajax women's basketball AJAX -- A clash of the Ajax Ladies' Basketball League's titans took place last week with the Bank of Montreal taking on Dakota Bob's. Unfortunately for Dakota Bob's, they were without several k( players and proved no match for the bankers in a 46-17 loss. Kim Henderson and Julie Hughes each scored 13 points each for the banker Ada Provenzano scored five for Dakota Bob's. In the other game, Glenn's Auto Service and Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck were more evenly matched. Glenn's Auto Service improved on their recent form to lead at half time. Dufferin ggregates/Upper Deck fought hack in the second half, but could not overcome the deficit as Glenn's Auto hung on to win by a 29-21 count. Debi Bonar led the way for enn's Auto Service with 15 points. Lori Lomberg replied with five points for Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck. MOSQUITO DIVISION U13 Nov. 12 Strikers 3 (Christopher Wilson 2, Matthew Dennison 1, MVPs Shannon Boodram, Matthew Dennison) vs. SuperCentre 1 (Jason Whitehead 1, MVPs Sarah Gearing, Josh Lynch); P.C.C.C.A. 1 (Michael Soul, MVPs Adam McConachie, Jocelyn Nespiak) vs. Rowdies 8 (Laura Clayton 3, Brian Nishikawa 4, Sarah Nishikawal, MVP Laura Clayton, Richard Sluce); Amberlea Chiro Clinic 3 (Jose Silva 1, Celina Abidakun 2, MVPs Celina Abidakun, Scott Duncan) vs. Pickering Slo-Sports 6 (Ato Yusuf Williams 1, Christine Petkovski 1, Nadir Shirazi 2, MVPs Ato Yusuf Williams, Nadir Shirazi); Pickering Slo-Sports 0 (MVP Adam Paterson) vs. Thunder 1 (Taylor Crabb 1, MVP Taylor Crabb); Premier Trophy 3 (Arsalan Shirazi 2, Jonathan Bryer 1, MVP Jonathan Bryer) vs. Cashway 3 (Kyle Deebank 1, Jamison Hanzal 1, Cody Purchase 1, MVPs Hilary Singleton, Jamison Hanzal); Lions Club 4 (Jason Ramsaran 1, Jordan Doody 3, MVP Jordan Doody) vs. Quality Lee Cassidy 1); Sporting Nov. 12 Images 0 (MVP Theresa Haynes - Dawa 2 Luby) vs. Vallillee Wide (Andrew Visconti 2) vs. Format 8 (Alexander Kalon Group 8 (Eric Trujillo 1, Andrew Powell Kailam 4, Steven Lowles 2, Christopher Robson 2, 1, Andrew Lowles 3); Douglas Vallillee 3, MVPs Johnson Controls 2 (John Sarah Vonditsianou, Mansfield 1, Bojan Lauren Civello). Kajganis 1) vs. Binns I (David Binns 1). SQUIRT DIVI- SION Nov. 12 Home Office Software 1 (David Lahey 1, MVP David Lahey) vs. Rockets 3 (Julian Doria 2, Peter Murphy 1, MVP Julian Doria); Pickering Slo- Sports 6 (Melissa Sample 1, Bradley Downton 3, Devan Bernardino 2, MARTIAL ARTS 1CANAUAW1 TIAL TRAINERS 1 � TRAINERS OF DOUG GILMOUR AS SEEN IN THE TORONTO SUN GET STAF?TEU TODAY! 839 - S0CIO CIO XMAS SPECIAL $99.00 ••• • •i •-• • ' i?Y 0e. V& - Us- 2 or • ••• j• t SNUGGLE WITH YOUR SHOVEL! Compliments of Durham Orthopedic and Sports Injury Clinic Winter is almost here and for many of us that means pulling out the snow shovel from the back of our garage. Winter, may also mean an achy back, neck or sore shoulder muscles due to improper shovelling techniques. To help avoid stress and strain to these vulnerable areas, follow the suggestions below. You may actually find that this unpleasant winter chore becoems a fun way to get fresh air and exercise. You may even find yourself looking forward to the next heavy snow fall! Clear Your PATH the Safe Way * Warm up by doing simple stretching close to your body. Snuggle with your exercises before you shovel snow. shovel! Stretching your muscles warms them by * When you lift, keep your back straight increasing the circulation, thereby and bend with the knees. Use thigh, preventing muscle strain. abdominal and buttock muscles - nor your * Clear your PATH by shifting the snow back. and pushing it to the side. Keep the load in * Use leather -type gloves that grip the front of you, to lessen strain on the lower shovel handle. This takes pressure off the back. limit your load to small amounts at shoulders and upper arms. a time, * Dress warmly and layer your clothing. * Take stretch breaks frequently (at least * If you h2ve bad previous neck, back every 10 minutes). Relieve back and neck or shoulder injuries, you are at greater risk strain by stretching the neck and upper for re-injury. back muscles in the opposite direction. * Never lift a load and twist at the same time. Rather than twisting the entire body, tum instead by pivoting with your feet and hips. * Use a tight-weiWu shovel and keen it �Ph�►siotherapy urm the Personal %uch! . . ortttopedit� •Arthritis :. • Back and Neck Pain • Sports • KAVA Rehab • Craniosacral Therapy • Auto • Health Ins. • WCe • No Referral Req'd P%dothow cadw dierapkWs I- ReVbWW 420-1266 1 450 Kutgston Rd. Htw. 2 & valley Farm Rd. * Tackle only a small area at a time. Don't pressure yourself to complete the job all at once. * Reward yourself with a relaxing hot bath, shower or sauna. Apply moist heat packs or a heating pad to your back, and stretch the muscles gently. Relax with a hot drink. * Be a loose goose! To relax your shoulders, roll them frequently. 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KBUILIMEM 4 1 itua-fine heelance salesperson wtel phtvi. out adverlsig sates erperitrlOe .*.& 'law war• Ireeltrtoe salts Iaplassrtesliue wo PWAM s sates eltpiriwloa 0 1 tullalaarileMr b Wodt from home pW was U" pwAl ut aMerlwlas - techs ellpwiwlcs TO A"1.1F. Please CON Monique Lea CFO Oshawa Whitby Cla irlglon This Week 579-4404 to set up an irlmisw, or aalrl resume taw: Oshawa Whilby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa. ON. L1H 71.5 Atln: Monique Lea LOttMV for O11) W 116 Mgafa n N~ Room COnrtrsabik bo- fww car At al ntim 71115 is no N.LK SedMx t 1 P[�e tali lIt/la0e Help ADULTS 9M CHAT LANE locking for M 11honst moo. earn $70..h A. Please ate for appdnbrwlt Mon -Fri. 10-5 416-754- 5183. ATTRACTIVE persons (Isida4 pi6lie. d►18-25 aro desired for an eadwiw auric dtlrg stawfa. Com- rttiisaiotts 15WAslt. nil. cal CMYbn 6e7.37YY. `.. I c.Help rl.ral aEAUTY SALON re - quit" part ante licensed slylioarrisrteiaaaiaa Onomghair wain - MW Cal Vida 723-7323 §UFSET ATTENDANT - Msraorn RaMauraat lodt- inp for WOW aasrrirrL Flans apply M pesetas ds, Laid 1oa 1porm- d- d Mitteow tad). CUST►OMR SERVICE Non Mother napeN •gal adwetsrs dtact luta ad upon pMkdm as Ns1M Adarissr will IN be ItsrpaMbls for aloe elan One inoorlsult ifireon and ft o ahs to all NOW for nai"Nedlin of my S&W tors in ads is esdtsd b ft afnotnt paid for ft space OOM*ylflp ala sm. M COPY is subject b ft ap- proval d mrop pent of Nass Adrlser. THIS 2O -SECOND AD COULD CHANGE YOUR LIFE Do you usually take sales want ads with a grain of salt? We can't say that we blame you. WE'RE LOOKING FOR CAREER - MINDED PEOPLE who want the op- potsity to eam exmient comrtissions. If your qualifications match our re- quirements, THIS COULD BE THE DAY THAT TURNS YOUR LIFE AR- OUND! This is an opportunity worth exploring.Private interview BY ap- only. Call IOF FORESTERS at (905)721-1700 or fax your resume to(905)721-1705 tel Me; Help BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE/MARKETING POSITION An Oshawa based client/server marketing company, needs a Bilingual Customer Service Administrator. The ideal candidate will be a team member who possesses excellent organizational skills and be a good communicator, both verbally and wntten. Computer skills in WordPerfect 5.1 is essential and knowledge of Excel and Word would be an asset. Mail or fax resumed to: Fax No. 1.905-436.8944 Personnel Department p0. Box 130, Station A Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L1 CUSTOMER SERVICE W IIESENTATIVE R LL TI We are an Wde ralbrnl aulon 0s trak*V orgerizalion experWrickV tre- nsrldolts grows L Wire bow% to ex- pand our town and need somea is rat can treat our custosri rs dghL N you are Went in Frendl (otter lar guWas an asst/), Nhoroughly knowl- edgemble on WirltbwS, Wont S delabes- os, we WOM eke b VA b you. Excelled wages a benefits. Picke ft Please fax resume tD: 905.420.8881 or e-mail to: 70274.33030ci mpusem.com S Tineas ftar $ Adults and mature students wanted for door to door sales. You will promote our introductory discount offer to potential home delivery customers. • Good communication skills required. • Car an asset • Top cominissions paid weekly Positions available in Pickering, Ajax, " Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice. Please call: Mr. McGill ;.; :,,.:728-4161 or 686-2292 CANVASSERS WANTED to sell the Durham Region Treasure Guide. Excellent remuneration. Students and adults preferred. Call John Leonard, Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week 579-4400 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 416-798-7672 GENERAL LABOURER We ars a kladrg pacitager of loud mad ucYs and are seeking several akilhd people W be part of our team at our AJAX PLANT vw neW dedicated people who: en dapertdebie haw a strorhg desire to wok hard, era team players, and haw Borne me- chanical apaartte / infteat. stet work is mandMoty. Compel+tiw ragas and benefits onered. Please mail Of tax saunas b: Ilhawrh neaorhr, DepaAawM Yollm►arfsrs Tee i CoMea Inc. 2530 stenGM Road aasaiwarrga, n , *. Lor 1S4 Fax: MOS) 270-ft21 EARN up to SSW a waled WE Head people to make ).weaery (neewwo, bnmm- les. er+Ygs) Job airdaCle cost to toast Irom your home. No axpenenea needed. Said a sell -86 - dressed at.ar V envelope to: Kevenchns Corp.. 991 Matheson Blvd. E. Unit 05. REF 000. Mississauga, Or, tam Law 2v3 HELP WANTEDI Easy work! Excel- lent pay! Assembis products at horse Cale 1(504) 4294=7 ExL 4711468 •OU5TRN5 NC. weldrti a hit iltialidlLel in our m o dept. 1 Will mud W lo w e.I .' I t*P. it n1e , as• M 10 the In of 4. 5151 St. N., 0 Ontario. No ph OML REcalNTata for upoont- lee wi asi piodi ciom sus" Oso. enol Jan. - M Ma and "a Willemstad t skhp Mrarobed in faallaa ebrha. �V 'do and own - as • ashes and S.O.CIt. pot inns b start Cal 0ahara 432 -MM. MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for per tens telemarketing. Tratrttrq provided. Cal bN- ween 9 a.m, shed 5 p.m. 6/94,3891 Local Courter cortpany RepCOURIM W4h car or van. sox - sex . Requted 4V4*12 PIZZA Chef i Drivers warted for Double Double Pizza i Crwcken. Apply wow ,- 0, Mil. PROFESSIONAL Tele- phone PaoOl• wanted ln- S1QOMr. plus bor.Ad- tpraorna�rng4V and trshr- core a01s. Expsrisna pnalaned but net sy Phone Ch* beftmann io i Z 905- AGES os AGES 12-18 EARN EXTRA ilii Doig door 10 door sales. Call Jason ION free 1 -4164653 -SM N.V. 401rukAm - YaU- OM Thursdays and Ft4 days M 11 pAL or Suhdaya M 11:710 sera on ellorlM 44. awcosar Rale how so teases srhy aot..as at maple hm saaft I itavnw ForiINN e grit} tfortsf Mow hares, 0swe car 14 01)dW4117. WORK AT HOME We pay you dimly to anst bb our products Easy work No asp iso, necessary. For FREE dstds Mid SASE to Flo Star Enlsrpriass IM IirwI PAL Srdb 217, likim OML trap REQUIRED Live in or out Take care of two chidrerh 4 and 2 years old, some haaekeepin% relerernces required. Call eetaean 6 and 9 p.m. wo 90-•4465 care • Ava Isble IM, Help ExPER1ENCED ACCOUNTING assistant, sitperierx, up -10 otaf bal- ance is required for ac- countant's office. Good knowledge of wotdParfea. Simply Accou nbM Lotus 1-2-3. Caruatt is ananyl. 905-426.1284. F you an sin9b or a sin- gle Who- or separated or Cavoreed with three years work aaperience, you may • qualdy for financial assts- tanoa of d you are over 45 and haw ism sly been laid off. you may qualify for traw*V assistance. DIP/ CERT. Logue, WatperfeeL D -Hate, word. Accpae. Bodlord. Autocad. Ventura. «a9 Hovar4 Cor- al. or- Systems M Co bol. Pa. and C. Plhob shop. Quark Express and Illustrator. Durham Busi- nness computer college. 427.3010 EM H44P Skilled AZ i DZ household tlrhws aro needed. Must be experi- enced in household nhovih9 rrrhinhun one year. Plow send rssime or colo 10 P.O. Box 186 Whitby. Ontario. LIN Ss I. Is,Dayeare Wanted MASYSITTEII naaded in my hate 10 care Ior 6 MveriMIOaandraMaerheaa required Mart Feb. 12, 19M Obis sed pdmh area Plsw all (Y00:11► - 2528 FiE10aLE eller needed for 1 ectad • 1 bdant for days, ehritgs, at aacatala w..bndt. sotrewma boa cal 9os4lW NVXWN HELPER norm ter 2 boyo, 3 -12 dile Par rah to hw1. par slash Rana be alas b carrearss in Feral. cal Aeneas 427- 25e0. r 41411101114141110111for 15 o old Irl b Mart Jan 2 laruilarw ha.work 6 steals vee• 866. a � 9054W FUM CLAW _C 0MlU'= 'tiC>aMCSAN Experiertoe I In Ori -Slee Network lneww ares and Tmu ilesthoo ft IwlWst have profeesWW aBNude and appears=. Must be able to work without supervision. Referertces w*e& Please call Frank (905) 666-5895. ; 0 tare 9ry or, mother of 2. in my low hot knrAea, fun activities. Ierh rbackyard. roan smoker. near E1rocW401. 427-0452 RETIRED R.N. Daycare in my home, 2 yrs and up Amberlee area 420-8433/ 420-9388 :I b ss 4TH LEVEL C.G.A. book- keepirglat:ca bn9 func- tions up -to ft: government r.ninr,e.s. WC8. tluflges. cash now, etc. Marxral or computerized. Call 905- SW7318. I Firewood A GREAT DEAL -Top quality, seasoned hardwood at low prices. FREE DELIV- ERY. Serving Pickering, tint. MRrMy and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741. aROOKLM FlREWOOD. Estabialhad 25 years. HWM cads, face cads and b - sonedSn000d Fast himay service and bes deivsry. R+leesa phone or lessis men-ve PM 6156- 5400 or OWN Sm bete, APPLE - WOOD. tr lona 1 year std Min brand ok*wds. SM Y -4m NIIEWOOD : ghwgr ata• soned tr hetdrood art. OR ala ddkW@ , surra at S1e6Arlah cord. LladMd 4 Cas 705544& 4601, PAS (lir +9Aftia0. ehWd-Mra DA and a�pa. meow MtaalsesMss Paas, descry. ," Hese Fdowood NWM SALE cut $W sface cele, 'While torarid p s�liet' call all clay Swd at. ar SiSia 61.130 IAEL~ITY, Baa timid Pit an at low prim. 1wL call 427-11011 or 427- Fkewood ' For Sale For Sale FREE Hardwood kindling for pick up. 202 South Blair St.. Unit s32. YlRrby. ME CENTRE 4'X87 ) $60.00 ,rXBX1f1' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 190 DIP M*"43811 EVW*W --4 9N6 Free DeNvery To Oshawa At" FIREWOOD excellent quality, hard firewood, one year seasoned. cut and split, oak, maple, beech. ash.. Free delivery. Ajax. Whitby and Pickering. 683- 0709 SKIDS A Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood a soft- wood mixed. pre cut or bra kem. delivery avaialbel, large a small loads. Limited time offer. (MR (905)430- 9013. Flea Market FOR Sas: fridge $150, washer $175, computer desk $40. couch $50, bnahk bed 180. (905)427-2713. FRIDGE and stove. over 10 years old. Good working order. $100. each. Call after 6:00 pm. 905.8308934. NATURAL GAS BROIL KING, BBQ and a ices- sories., aknost new, aa" $400. car 683-7823. any- Crne. WASHER dryer. with reek, apartment size. Kenos. `may good Condition $400. (905) 5o"m cava rrleesage. te Saforle 1 Par of KYB Gas sous. ,fail $160. will ell for $60 fits 1981.83 Datum 2005X. Can Abe of 693-5117 or 427-1637 we. 20 HORSEPOWER air compressor. Car OX 0853. 3 PIECE black glass and ATTENTION : Wholesal- ars, Contractors a Builders. Two large quankibes premi. Win quality 13' X13 ' lex} rank tile. 6200 pieces while textured design. 9720 pfeeea white marble des.4 1/4 X13 No taxaell Priced Elsewhere at $2.30 - Asking $1.39. Sold n lege fats only. Viewing Or Piclums available . Bids by DaC.I, Telephone Dan at 416-745-1044 or leave Message at 416-716-4056 BLINDS - drapes, shut- ters, save 75% off on au undaimm ed and miseas- ured custom products. Measure your windows and bring your sizes to Sunshade Blinds a Drapery. 88 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax. 428-0937. CAR PHONE. Nokia LX12, worth three hundred dollars. Call 579.7161, make an offer. CARPET /A-1 Prices, buy direct wholesale, Free in- stallation for free estimate Call Sal (905)432-2750. or Pager (416)990-9697 Carew sraker, 100%, Nylon Chick, push, stein re. sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, Oft $369.00. Price in- cludes 30 Sq yds carpet, douse pad and installation in your home. Free quaw bon . in your home. No rh- IaresC no payment for one full year. Daniel. 1-e00- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIRECT. 100% nylon. thick plush. Stan rOMMMx Carpel lot 3 rooms. only $349. price in- CludinIX 30 square yards. carpet, ped.labo r, Free estimate. Arnold 1400- 401-5557 1 yrno pwymwK no incest.. For 1 fur yew. CARPETS - lots of co 100% nylon. row SIM re- mmm Carpel on hand, I will cwF 1 3 coons. _ _ - Prbm rnckades corpet, prwrtw+m Pack expos iinstallation. Mt delivery. tree ewinnMee (30 yards). Norrnun 686-2314. CHESTERFIELD. 2 Placa sectional with 2 w dsbuilt-in. beige. paid now $1500. swaaloe $600. Car (905)666J464 brass enNcolfae table lambs 2 saolm. CHROMALOX FUR- Ufi for b ton forCal both. tH 6032 4al MIL NACE elecI . lass ow 5 IV SPrti years old. 15 kilowatts. -51.000 BTU. 5300.: hot 9 -MAN fish hit plus tip wall tank lees than 2 yaws Vader with winch. erxaeed old. GWS 170 L. $100. sondtion. wa ell Sopa- 579-12DI Oak*. $450. Car 9061183 9185. 9/s5. CHROMALOX 40 amp. that same tradition continues. forced air alwctrie furnace 7 /Q FT. Arcbc plow. 4- with 40 gallon hat wafer way 018C10C hydmulk. es- lank $400 o.b o. Can 725- Ce1Nrl oorndilion. 9850. 3914. Car 706.277-2387 offer 6 Coraider so" Irr+oawo1 Cass WITH BLANKET Pah• s -PIECE Mahoff" dm_ Ing SK deivwed i new up r th an tine foat special Chri arm Domer. Dews, drevem, we I I- , ,A Cupboards. Los Of GO i deeoralkhg ideas for to 'Mone-raehlon.d aale�+as. ore than a Furniture WOMEN'S CLOTHNG, coats & acceSwries (size 16-26) for LOW Y Large Ladies conn shop 427-6406 Gina. %snCAl CHRISTMAS IDEAS Dishwasher $150, bridge a stove 5650. 1 door fridge $150. 30' stoves $150-$175, microwaves 51254150, upright freezer $400. stacking washer a dryer 5450, Kenmore washer a dryer $525, Pat - lister entertainment unit 5300, 6 1I2 x Of wall unit $400. OM, wood. pica a oak coffee and end tables $100- $375, couch $175, recliner couch $450, sec- tional sofa $575, love seat $250. solid oak 9 PC. dining suite $2800. 9 pc. 1946 Mahogany dining suite $1750, pedestal table. 4 chairs. $450, round glass tabs, 2 chairs $175, round glass table 4 chairs $250. wood tables 4 chairs 1200- $250, king waterbed 6 drawers $300, 4 pc. oak bedroom suite, complete $1500, oak desk and chair $600. mates bed $175. white dressers a desk S35- $65. lamps. lights. prints, pictures. bar, wardrobe. chairs. sofa beds, brass bed W. 579.40WO. HIGH Cabs blas? Poor Picture quality? GO DI - RECTI D.S.S. 16' Digital Satowle Systems. Iso tCD wo y Pic- o to own by phone from only 54oJmor*t Car 571-1413. HITACHI 31' steno TV. Loaded. Rad to own by phos for only $9.75Araek. Call 571-1413 BEAUTIFUL kveg room W, 3 Pcs. Ifeaan $1750. mod" 9 piece d'r" room est nciud ng dwso CON 6 chairs and g r- 9ears drug table. Abse Jule bow d now MUST SEE] $2450. Call 619- 2069. KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER. 200 wan -ante steno package. Dual car "ft. 5 disc CD player. UNION $Paakers. Red m own by phone res only $7.500week. Can 571-1413. LAP lop and pri new, Pack- ard BM 486-OX50. examid- ad worm". a II - , with IBM portable bubble .let pninto $1800. bow offer. 906.666-1861 !MOVING oulof-Pnovnoe Sale. Panaaoric Memo. $250. 3 -piece dwarl«d. $750. 1 *100 bed. $50. Fridge. $450. Slave, &VS. Washer/dryer. $275/"ch. Ding room sol $125. 1& Crowave. $110. Kitchen sot, $80. TV stands. $304ach. lawrerhower, 4-monho ofd. $200. Bw6au, i50. Air- ecndYasr, soOBW. $200. 1967 Chrysler DoylonK $2500 oerried 1964 Hon- da er -da Goldwirg. $3250 c rli- fied. 905.903-5492. Orono area MUST SEILI Bwwxnwk 4700 swung machine, as- ewaerl condition 5225. Stair Master and exorcise bike, pair $300. Wicket kv- nilure, 2 chairs, tovemel and table $130.4312-1001. pEWJMXCTTMC skoonr. (raven wed) with battery fore 6 asWq $3 00 custom a4he ,lair, for up to 150 bs. $700. 630-26M OFFICE desk $100; 4 drawers. SWeech; 20' color Tv. $50. Antiques: bed, $145; 4 Ooeasiorhal Chaim (19006); dneeer $100; oak rocker. $196. Cat 9116.697-0632. OAK table 4' x 12', a ftm- eha I suitable for dhhig or boortoan. Clothes dryer. $mitis, ela,ic n I an oil- er. Courto6, 434-7045 OAKA9IE FUIMrTURE- why pay pow Prim? Ona $ Ontsdo& oldest and ler- gast raafaleck"M is now sears I , to the pubic. 4 oak pldeaal table and 4 chairs $849; 7 R double pedestal and 6 Chan $1499; pnxhpkbN bods four 5399: Over 20 stain dwicee, all solid, no veneer. Traditonal Wood- working 905.985.6774. OSSURN 1600 wood - burning insert. Two yam old. Make an offer. 905- 683.7822. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2C Ontario Business College provides practical training and job related skills In 1868, Canada was only one 011101111 CONTENTS SALE. A filFi OF FITIEsf ktclherh so. aaetrie ban year old but even then the Ontario Complete Hann Gym. mower with weed eat Business College knew that train- w, cedar pirnic tabs.. pi knilYg nh H" Duty Equipment BmawOWIPIC ing people for jobs was very WOW Ribbon r car: Ribber moor. garter car - important. Cal berbsas, and dumb- Cud bs From its first location in seas, racYs irhekuded. Pec ehirn witth ribber, Yam Belleville, that opened that year. deck blew ef0emxK Lot $3.00 can. Ergill sh 3 PC. to campuses across the province, maelirn bwhA press. lea anoobr cue wick Case, that same tradition continues. dim i darn - A Flat anoalsr coos wit merno. It's a competitive market for berrch. Shoulder berh ' ac rabira whit accesson es. jobs today and a high school Sall for lass khan Vt olli- Reasonable offers aw diploma isn't enough anymore. m -is d vekre. $2500. Kod 7638 Joan Spooner, admissions repre- Coraider so" Irr+oawo1 Cass WITH BLANKET sentative at the Oshawa campus, CAN Mk of 492-166& pPJkVMK and six drwsor. says a post secondary education is A REPOISEISED wears 2 shelf dra6eer, aacaewl condition. asking $300. a must. ft -41M only M monv*_ 500-1307. there are just no jobs for the clerk animal care aide and human untrained," she says. '"that's why Instaaoeon awd wanow 069E -6i Room suite, people come here for the training 9054554M1 solid oak kckm" hutch. they need to get good paying jobs b INK table with 4 cihsirs and rewarding careers.- AKTXP II- 9 p0. Dun- (extra_�1 whldrg 51796. OBC staff are all fully qualified in 7M inauuctors who take a personal in wagon 5225: ELECTl1owc m COM - interest in each of their students. open lapllrten . $10; PUTERS -Penh . 75 a They nes only teach them the Wwdm s dock $145: ova Meg Ron 850 Mug Har - skills they need but help them o,111 table $196; pries- drive 14' SVGA monlim with their job search strategy. back rocker SIM, copper quad apeed CD Rom Tbert boisr 575: le4np italic SM Sward Card i speskem alas - holder at boas SIM. 40 DX44 100chiv8 Meg liable SM drop IMI table 850 Ina 4 $airs 8745 Porch vats IV� re. fnodtor i pdrMo $54%lockt it o 90 $1749. DX2 80 SM 550: hkai Yrs $465 Also g4M dubs.; leseenhi,i 585; P05)434-� riding nhnrr $675; daxr- ENGAGE&UM rxhpf !iMm 575; 490.2660, wetl. slsere, 2/3 CWWL 1 2 brffl- AQUAMM for sale. 85 � appraw $5200. gallons, all equipment and asking $2200 o.b.o. 432 - fish: includes stand 5300. 0919. Cal 579.4645. EMOMEAUM Re4G: ARTNiCIALClsbYrhas 14 -carat gold with .65 -Carat d plus tree; Inglis washing ma. nmatg & diamond Chine: Ma tercrat snow cane gold wedding band blower 3/21; Quickie Appraisal $4500. Dosigne ~Chair. 570 �ng 0500 for both 4992. O.B.O. 906-655-8616. WOMEN'S CLOTHNG, coats & acceSwries (size 16-26) for LOW Y Large Ladies conn shop 427-6406 Gina. %snCAl CHRISTMAS IDEAS Dishwasher $150, bridge a stove 5650. 1 door fridge $150. 30' stoves $150-$175, microwaves 51254150, upright freezer $400. stacking washer a dryer 5450, Kenmore washer a dryer $525, Pat - lister entertainment unit 5300, 6 1I2 x Of wall unit $400. OM, wood. pica a oak coffee and end tables $100- $375, couch $175, recliner couch $450, sec- tional sofa $575, love seat $250. solid oak 9 PC. dining suite $2800. 9 pc. 1946 Mahogany dining suite $1750, pedestal table. 4 chairs. $450, round glass tabs, 2 chairs $175, round glass table 4 chairs $250. wood tables 4 chairs 1200- $250, king waterbed 6 drawers $300, 4 pc. oak bedroom suite, complete $1500, oak desk and chair $600. mates bed $175. white dressers a desk S35- $65. lamps. lights. prints, pictures. bar, wardrobe. chairs. sofa beds, brass bed W. 579.40WO. HIGH Cabs blas? Poor Picture quality? GO DI - RECTI D.S.S. 16' Digital Satowle Systems. Iso tCD wo y Pic- o to own by phone from only 54oJmor*t Car 571-1413. HITACHI 31' steno TV. Loaded. Rad to own by phos for only $9.75Araek. Call 571-1413 BEAUTIFUL kveg room W, 3 Pcs. Ifeaan $1750. mod" 9 piece d'r" room est nciud ng dwso CON 6 chairs and g r- 9ears drug table. Abse Jule bow d now MUST SEE] $2450. Call 619- 2069. KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER. 200 wan -ante steno package. Dual car "ft. 5 disc CD player. UNION $Paakers. Red m own by phone res only $7.500week. Can 571-1413. LAP lop and pri new, Pack- ard BM 486-OX50. examid- ad worm". a II - , with IBM portable bubble .let pninto $1800. bow offer. 906.666-1861 !MOVING oulof-Pnovnoe Sale. Panaaoric Memo. $250. 3 -piece dwarl«d. $750. 1 *100 bed. $50. Fridge. $450. Slave, &VS. Washer/dryer. $275/"ch. Ding room sol $125. 1& Crowave. $110. Kitchen sot, $80. TV stands. $304ach. lawrerhower, 4-monho ofd. $200. Bw6au, i50. Air- ecndYasr, soOBW. $200. 1967 Chrysler DoylonK $2500 oerried 1964 Hon- da er -da Goldwirg. $3250 c rli- fied. 905.903-5492. Orono area MUST SEILI Bwwxnwk 4700 swung machine, as- ewaerl condition 5225. Stair Master and exorcise bike, pair $300. Wicket kv- nilure, 2 chairs, tovemel and table $130.4312-1001. pEWJMXCTTMC skoonr. (raven wed) with battery fore 6 asWq $3 00 custom a4he ,lair, for up to 150 bs. $700. 630-26M OFFICE desk $100; 4 drawers. SWeech; 20' color Tv. $50. Antiques: bed, $145; 4 Ooeasiorhal Chaim (19006); dneeer $100; oak rocker. $196. Cat 9116.697-0632. OAK table 4' x 12', a ftm- eha I suitable for dhhig or boortoan. Clothes dryer. $mitis, ela,ic n I an oil- er. Courto6, 434-7045 OAKA9IE FUIMrTURE- why pay pow Prim? Ona $ Ontsdo& oldest and ler- gast raafaleck"M is now sears I , to the pubic. 4 oak pldeaal table and 4 chairs $849; 7 R double pedestal and 6 Chan $1499; pnxhpkbN bods four 5399: Over 20 stain dwicee, all solid, no veneer. Traditonal Wood- working 905.985.6774. OSSURN 1600 wood - burning insert. Two yam old. Make an offer. 905- 683.7822. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2C Ontario Business College provides practical training and job related skills In 1868, Canada was only one This combined with their practi- year old but even then the Ontario cal knowledge and experience in Business College knew that train- their fields of expertise results in ing people for jobs was very placement rates for students from important. 66 to 100%. From its first location in Belleville, that opened that year. Classes are smaller at OBC with to campuses across the province, eight to 12 students per class. This that same tradition continues. means personal attention and It's a competitive market for more time getting help from the jobs today and a high school instructors. diploma isn't enough anymore. Joan Spooner, admissions repre- OBC offers a variety of courses sentative at the Oshawa campus, in business and specialty pro - says a post secondary education is grams including accounting, Jen- a must. tal assisting, law and security, law there are just no jobs for the clerk animal care aide and human untrained," she says. '"that's why services worker. people come here for the training they need to get good paying jobs Mature students find OBC the and rewarding careers.- perfect place for them because of OBC staff are all fully qualified the shortened period of time it inauuctors who take a personal takes to get a diploma. A com- interest in each of their students. pressed schedule means a com- They nes only teach them the prebensive course that coocen- skills they need but help them Cates on practical and applicable with their job search strategy. skills. Tbert Oshawa - Whitby • Claringtonan also nine different start dates so you're not faced with hundreds, maybe thou - T h i S wet e k sands of stridents graduating and looking fol jobs at the same time. PRESENTS Students can choose a full day schedule or a half day for those that have responsibility WA hire family and jobs. ` �r OBC helps its students in their job search by keeping in contact with businesses requiring gbwe the skills their students acquire. There is also a job placement program during their study to give them real work experience and the chance to stay on with the company. The Oshawa Campers is located at 54A Centre St. N.. For more information call 576- 9175 Wednesday, January 10th Thursday, January 11th Friday, January 12th Saturday, January 13th at the Oshawa Centre Price Includes display booth and advertisement In a special sectlon Sunday, January 7th, 1996 0 r. IN Get started! a • LAN Sy$Mw i$L0181/)d 0 Reoras" Afloat o C9al/allrlai/ Af>oolwBrM a Nd"* speddin (0" ' a Cc I.- W TahmioW • Gate ArpIN11r>Ili9lf FIInfL9Y11f9MM0/ iIMa1N r $Nets CMB NSI 116) 261-6662 1-800.993-99 925 Minor AVON SM K ft SOW Met - Coil COLLEGE Reach /car ieerfoif re OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY CLfses are smaller at OBC wi& 8 to 12 sttfdmis per class. Ttais naso- persued sUeitim and more time getting help from tete Lictrlldors. VAdt 3&T= NEM ADVEYPISIM SUNDAY, NOVA 26, IM Articles Articles Arft" CjNl.bll.e Chri•b ties Arts i Art• i Art• i 1 For sallaMI For sale 1 wanted Tres Tree Ron, cramgone C... • 1 cit rn 11 AM11aFor ails PC AMBRA 466 SLC2. 50r WASHERS. dryers. fridge. WANTED to bur - older Olde Fienza red 2- 25 mhz, 4 mag RAM. 125 stow, new and recondi- fumiWr•. glass, chine, col - meg HD, meth coprossor, boned. $245 and up for ter- Iectitiles, memorsbiNe. wga monitor, windows 3.1. Conditioned washer, $175 watches. etc. Single pieces Dos 6. works. $1025. 433- and up for reconditioned or estates. Call (905) 723- $1400 23 ¢ • t c7idef Df kLS 6737 Miler bpm. dryers. $175 and up for re- 7834. a m 6:rr. Call 434-1338 Whitby 905-668-6100. �' �• may' �- ager 6:30p.m. TREMENDOUS- - PIANO 1983 conditioned fridges andw conditionedstos. Also coin operated n9 wear TO ADVERTISE YOUR size._ washer and dryers. Ste- party dickies Nowis the wag°"' 307 . boded with lant condition. ask" pheraon's Furniture and time b receive ft NO tone, Excellent quaWy. PIKE entertainment cab- As' e6 Call 905 $1200.with bench, lamp, Court St.. chum on your quality SELECTION SIMPLY CALL ANY Metronome. Phone 905- OAppliances.hwa -74 Oshawa 576 7446 diciest. Also high denwhd condition. $4900. I d1i d. 576.4230. ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL for wedding gowns. aft., 40.000 km an new engine. Nerds some work red on red, wrovnoom � WEDDING gown, size 26. CLOTHES FRIENDS ADVISORS AND WE'LL GET THER Clocks - Durham's $600. Beadwork. train. FASHIONS. Durham's ler-selection-Now 190 OPTIMA. 134.000wm, auto. ak. ore is. and headpiece $75. 3 rod bridesmaid dresses $80 gest selection of quality - womehs resale fashions 19n Cortaro 160 000 teed pianos. Not sun? ceche Washer i dryer 123 Brock St S. dtlhwWown Rem to own. apt- size. to get the best selection hurry over and see us today! • 1 a m 6:rr. Call 434-1338 Whitby 905-668-6100. �' �• may' �- ager 6:30p.m. TREMENDOUS- - TM co 0444• 190 CHEV, CAPRICE, boards. TO ADVERTISE YOUR Antiques (905) 655.6049. : Low a` 1 SAVINGS ON NOW Telop YAMAHA grand piano Arts A friendly. excellent with cam '• watch dpi 8 wag°"' 307 . boded with Piano Worts. 4331491 ebony. G1 series. f3eaufWl .TI Crafts There's still time left to take home HIMALAYAN KITTENS, tone, Excellent quaWy. PIKE entertainment cab- As' e6 Call 905 1985 Ten" GL, 4 dr. extra 3rd seat, excellent CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALES are printed here Wed. Fri. A Sun. To place yours, call 576-9335 or 683-0707 Fax 579-2238 11 4shaw*Vhithy/Clarington This Weeek� News MW erdscr __ AOWMaing 1door hatchback, auto, Whir hn -•i N , 160.000 km6.. $1250 as is o.b.o. Phone ==W.65550. or in? Cavater Z24, auto. air. 180.000 km. $3.400 090. Cal 579.4570. litter CUTLASS Suprema Brougham. 305 auto.. mer conation. bleat ext, gray int_, dual eidnaus4 shun, air, ps. pb• PY4 snrnke-1- $5200 as le. 906.36-0196 1M9 OldanobM Optics. Very clean, 4 cylinder au- tomatic. $1850. eerblled O.B.O. CNN 579.OW4. 1904 BOMMEVILLE pbw« steefirp, POwer- brakes, arMm cesoetta, sk, n« 56•x6a . 22•tkh.p 5500.427 1479 a great tree for the holidays, but •ntcon«+t condift. $4•500 r ,Flied Call 905 -427 - 579.3952 PLEA 9HRE for a iletirre ArticlesLoom to make beautiful M11 Wanted music. Pirko for swl Wells. Wi Prince i prs of Toronto. $350. Call 905- ANTIQUES 427-2256. Purchasing tuor on- - SET OF RIGHT NAND- ylh ing old. Saenffic irutnr ED. Tommy Armour 855 mom- d- silver• adv -- Golf Clubs. 93-pw. 1.3.5. 11181111% tot's. decoys. does. �� wad twice mkt bottles, collections or chased for $1400 adk'mg to get the best selection hurry over and see us today! • 1 AutolMMobl7a 1 1 for Sob AulomobilM 1 1 For SSW co 0444• 190 CHEV, CAPRICE, 19M PONTIAC TEMP - TO ADVERTISE YOUR Antiques (905) 655.6049. : Low a` 1 2713 nwsege. friendly. excellent with cam '• watch dpi 8 wag°"' 307 . boded with week ,doors. Tom �g Town Esq orf lod � HIMALAYAN KITTENS, Found APPLIANCES, walled. 1985 Ten" GL, 4 dr. extra 3rd seat, excellent fres i brakes SELECTION SIMPLY CALL ANY CCA.CFA. Reg. Champion 1966 5 Litre Mtswng. auto., losded. One owner. condition. $4900. I d1i d. (r'��'�• ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL stock. fret ahiow. grrwwo•s. 12-20 weab. %,c k penman aft., 40.000 km an new engine. Nerds some work red on red, wrovnoom � 579-5791). 683-0707 ADVISORS AND WE'LL GET point $ llrrra. seam wore. point dad 438-773)4 Ayang $1200. is or best offer. CM 906 722 3 Q474 a dluon throtghhout. Wes 52M.. now $1195. cert- 190 OPTIMA. 134.000wm, auto. ak. ore is. 432.1678 YOU STARTED. OSHAWA HALF-ELKIE pups Mea- 19n Cortaro 160 000 rood300. choose a more al `� to shoos. Iron. Cal 427-9722 c.e 905-683-0M. chased for $1400 adk'mg estates. Call Robe Bowen WHITBY CLAMGTON THIS um sae. wry int•ipsrq mill. new pet, fres. Vm Russ 7 19M PONTIAC TEMP - $1100 432 -OM Antiques (905) 655.6049. : Low a` 1 2713 nwsege. friendly. excellent with cam '• watch dpi 8 ale. Ayrng $1000 oto. as it. 1N1 Goldwbkg 1100. week ,doors. Tom �g Town Esq orf lod � WATER SOFTENER Act- Found APPLIANCES, walled. WEEK 576-9335 OR AJAX `y weeks tild 3 Ml3 F.noo fres i brakes � Monday to Thursday 905 $laic. automatic. Compete worturq or not. Fridge, PICI�RRING NEWS ADVERTISER (r'��'�• $15W $1550. oboe as a. 432- 1998 Ata 5000 Wrbo, 6636 sywrn. $750. GE Rarq•, avaeado $150 (905) 665- stoves. wasr+ers. dryers 683-0707 LOVABLE LA.RADOR 3254 in mer condition. CooMed. 190 CHH SPRINT, 4774. 427-2713., ALSO FOR 11p Ford Mustang s.OL. SALE reconditioned wash - SNOWBOARD for sew. ars, dryers. stoves,its0 i owo Hazard board i bind. up 3 mond+ warn" . 427- nps. top.ot-dne4 ,ne, new. 2713 nwsege. rieuie Lasa paid $700, w• UNWANTED Scrap meter all for $500. Cap S79- picked UP. fridges, $toves. 7314 yen 4pm washers, dryers. cars. SOLID maple terga dl- tris. ec. Cao (905)4.' rwngtoorn ser, table. 6 tip 9013 lark's dwa. bullel i h ulcfh, WANTED CAMERAS - OR YOU MAY FAX 579-2238 ' pups. farm ~� core m1n, heath guar- 11p Ford Mustang s.OL. $3.996 or bah ober. Call 2 dr., auto. 104.000 kr., wd mwoftiied. $2.675. eerf- SALE! kanifsaire Sdwiaraw door. good motor. Aydng 404-97M. (906)90.2747 atass. reedy Dec. 201h. 20.000 km on rebuilt motor. 6837301 or 8065474 alter bed. Planes Cal 8238866. Deyt�e �hours: puppet. hiendly. obeaeht $600. 0.0-0. 0638t?2. ytdow mw, blade hien New paint new cinch. 5 Bpm 110 FORD TEMPO L. 2 [W TPMSUPPW g ooseft Do-ii.yourstll or "1L(6j3)473__2D43 spd. cruise eonli . sun- 1N9 Bkadk Cer" 4 Cy- dr. auto. CateeOe. air. 1 • 1 jjoa LHASA APSO pups' Pod, now *ea* runa good tinder, automatic, $1596 80.000 kms. d«tiflad • Found (905)421}7260 flew li— pit, mak $22ao obo 806865 2843 doflN 1903 Buick Sky- $3,800436.5735. REWARD,faintly dog�eddi9 432.1678 non ofergenie, 1904 Cornero. 350. p.w.. --V6 hawk 4 cylider aubmhafe, 11191 Ntaaean SttWzM 22. Apm area K-0 KLLMIHOUSE-'AI Your health 9uera^M• pay m OWN (706) 786 P.s.. p.b.. eossom . $1700. Cal 579-8146 $1296 celled. 1982 Pan- Hwy dildo 150.000 kms.. Bader allow Pard mor, K-9 Needs UPON One woor 3124 fac 6000. 6 cparOm ar $0400 drrn. wrtiled. Ex - answers to Chebiw Red- now OMdMnee 104 Pontiac 6000. Foe somatic $1295 cerfded. Cal da It conation. CM $1ti1400 or 4later t offer Call oto ante and 9�s. lewwf REWARD! Lost tamale bro„r, tur. Winer blase On Classes for Puppyt ages. Senior SALE! kanifsaire Sdwiaraw door. good motor. Aydng 404-97M. (906)90.2747 iieftddo* PMupbles. a laity. m icro•copes. We- Gowen retnever, answers 'Reber chest. wMte from paws. Deyt�e �hours: puppet. hiendly. obeaeht $600. 0.0-0. 0638t?2. 1962 HONDA GYIC. TOSHIBA 27- stereo TV accpas, binoculars and re. to Krosno i Liver- black by on tail. Medium- g ooseft Do-ii.yourstll or mo^ -a 9e �''"tt 19N Pond oc: Sumbwd 1Ni NISSAN 30 �. VX. 73 MPG, o , - ' con - New won 3 yew warranty t•rad ON Ctoeks. watch- pock aea. Piesis Cee sae dog. tin -build. Cdte We Do. Long hair and Mwidwt Kennel Club. lar cera toadied escMerx worbi don, 5-sDaad stands d. Rax to own by porn for vee furniture.anydirng did (905)421}7260 fan. Not waarng odea Dernwtirq • Speway: Call tertisla, mala•. with gat ratio. $1250 a•bow eanabon. $4700 oaift Miad cenlfied. regularly rmain- only 96 75l,~ Cal 571- 432.1678 Ip•. Loves to play sack. l br more idornioeon a 906 stnow. Call .lanes 806- o9a. Cab 726 3181. OBO. 905-726-1582. cited $6.000. Cal 1413 seen plants Cad 427-80 78 682 3785 427-61504169732005. (M)427-3126 ff_10]EUW11 K51 I It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! Fax News Advertiser 68"707 6 RW7W _., EM am 11 : 11 : 11 : 1 1 Painting a Hous PfMty . e n.eoraeirlg • storm". elwMktg sevikes e • -d.sTER CHEAW.Home DRYWALL, taping, stucco. J.S. Ata SMM DEV. HANDY HELM irrrpraremerl- raC rooms.in plaster repairs. T-bor ced- BIC. SpeaskuM in custom fowwpbwKkg. imteriodexta- low apartrtents, additions. ngs. and Daaartierm rerw- homes, ad - - rwkova- nor pori - apaira. ewe - docks, Mc. Li- vabons. Pnolessm" re- eons, nae rooms and bow mupa, and yard wan Dia - for over 20 yeas. ails at cow*omWe prices. whence alt- m hhm Rae1 - - count for $chitins Cal Gert of work guwaritNd. or For a his eltiphwo CAN an and conmrre - . Sarvinp 4264900• TINS PAKIING & DECOR � M i E*& Elaww YM9dta6adtp HARRY�TME-MOVERS - CHNSTMAS ,tsarrrq - YAGWIAK down frien Move ad ds. Moby for, wo pica book nowt. Engrwieioed T wady to anteroom for any diem alb Five estimates, kabla Ham. rear ON@ age. font' ooeas"' - Birth- , de oiaM. shod notice rads, rsleefas -&%bW drys, POW"hs. apwiiipe. maveL Pintos INWACL aero Free eeliniaN. 906-420- kindraiaare. showsare sppYrras. Corrgars0la 3991. kN Lerida li 93-67057 or 7269314. Fre aaMnate Cal Erne expert. Ba 432.8409.rants Ca1432-2960. 906-404-6170 OrWtiani fiayon lion own 15 NAIOYMEN - Sow re- Fd, dtaf4 OUCTWOIIK irietda , ymL Fres conotaudion. Cal mwvat earCarMa► pkw6w. M1E11 WAM bw Yudt wo -� mave4 mbea-d EaoMarr JoR 996 tl6 i79R rLywatter, looMr. Pauk q A�6 Oo harMaN •imus•, "oi- d R....wM. 1 rear Fw• satin$. Elite. edit 4 am avMabb a drMial ooiwfaal" . Al Vastaec air downer.. h U- midiAers. Bp. Sinal jobs. Cal Paid 4290296. EUNIOPEAN W sp cial- iK No reewab you bdh- roon1, or Now wale. ore wall as loor las. Good rel ersnees and sa6eNction eu wmaod For has sob. miatat d D. Di4rrs 72% - am -up no kleador and till 'n repaint. notowe Ions and conouc lOrL Felt No dean plob•f b M work VAMWdl@d Celle, pe -lets Waw al you haalhrld W- to" at lhhovwL Cat Carl or giwsrnwWs bit wPWiM Jame 427-2968. Odd Obs. PDX Fame fold- • IMovilMp A I.CIIALSIO NOV" 4houa anew call 011e 7251014. • stomp 4m garlwarfk diem WP86- aurae and Pkno opedidels. soder " Wid4lop6r db - Ma" Me Plu "* A WL Ma+w sye•Wis - kr9 FaviesbW.es.Eaodeedaer- aw Pure spesiiMe FM vice Qd 4si7R16 MAdN:NBED PLUMBER rata Or haWy. Wit adw p� ondahlL N par phwbill6 hero hoabd ttsroea oaL M711 • •�•r• ••caw remise CamiPlMl nflowdeas Now 46M109 lea Ooaes • SOW Consomme ton Ltd.. GumanbM beet plats with antes. Pads ofd lett sevinp Dutlloa Asola for No job leo ONO OW open, "" r SM• old GWU t atlteown rL 19 VOL Addima. Manderson 432-2913. its. Cot bit rdorereaon, formismaA 04mdcmyg aw Polio dice, wihdaw. 010- MYN SAMM Sl 7n4=or427-00SL Wedik Fm satowes. 0 roahra. S86Mbtho, kora ori- PLe -acted a N f%- tf1-170 ar rWeeaL 996478.6700. Phintim no jr be cod, so job we Me, nae saa- T�Y'S 1109E IM- =BOW $Pact Pdllrl. Smr` pFXy#aI M aavtl+tlt, stand bwm fNI. 72ti- fltrll h• mem OP116. pec 2607• roars. pirdhq o lad dwo- CON Tow d ( 046 �4M i VAZ GENERAL I ALL Pio Painting and 101 4 4,. � �lhllbld, ,A - Wok •6L NIA �Nfit 11011E alltOrE11B1r - ;:; i R lbiWbWrhoa alttd s•aalisR Odom' 11111111 of" ad MWMMAI� iieftddo* PMupbles. a 4 MM wa91h, oft deft leek Ica, arI II FMM kilts. quer swilowf Oro equos to ahljor - 4NDq lupi hapdad / $heed eararu. 005"M PAL haL FAB EE$60N • OOrLSfE CAIIPEKflIY MOOD YC0161RU 10111 CAILId�tW411d ¢z- ItldMhte in Iarre6 MtE1MOR and apbrbr . �lMeta, haartM edits, � grow : doorni aamoom tit, 1, dao. aidwe, docks, roc tomo. Md 1a� Is pdwaL alit nL ba•rooWa 177- ap•� an at 78 fMi a Waw al you haalhrld W- to" at lhhovwL Cat Carl or giwsrnwWs bit wPWiM Jame 427-2968. Odd Obs. PDX Fame fold- • IMovilMp A I.CIIALSIO NOV" 4houa anew call 011e 7251014. • stomp 4m garlwarfk diem WP86- aurae and Pkno opedidels. soder " Wid4lop6r db - Ma" Me Plu "* A WL Ma+w sye•Wis - kr9 FaviesbW.es.Eaodeedaer- aw Pure spesiiMe FM vice Qd 4si7R16 MAdN:NBED PLUMBER rata Or haWy. Wit adw p� ondahlL N par phwbill6 hero hoabd ttsroea oaL M711 • •�•r• ••caw remise CamiPlMl nflowdeas Now 46M109 lea Ooaes • SOW Consomme ton Ltd.. GumanbM beet plats with antes. Pads ofd lett sevinp Dutlloa Asola for No job leo ONO OW open, "" r SM• old GWU t atlteown rL 19 VOL Addima. Manderson 432-2913. its. Cot bit rdorereaon, formismaA 04mdcmyg aw Polio dice, wihdaw. 010- MYN SAMM Sl 7n4=or427-00SL Wedik Fm satowes. 0 roahra. S86Mbtho, kora ori- PLe -acted a N f%- tf1-170 ar rWeeaL 996478.6700. Phintim no jr be cod, so job we Me, nae saa- T�Y'S 1109E IM- =BOW $Pact Pdllrl. Smr` pFXy#aI M aavtl+tlt, stand bwm fNI. 72ti- fltrll h• mem OP116. pec 2607• roars. pirdhq o lad dwo- CON Tow d ( 046 �4M i VAZ GENERAL I ALL Pio Painting and 101 4 4,. � �lhllbld, ,A - Wok lo U WI 1i Md F AI rA reemoa sato& 20% asdon oro tOWIL ChdWaos E�NMBgd 0169$ Movie 'a11c 1i IIMK) �- SYtd lb 40e4699 ndmins ti � dt 4NDq lupi hapdad / $heed boardr� NL OW PO . nnowtios and ropsiw. P2dmdm jy, reliable, jobs. 15 Yom aw 41=sl5loall! wNeOWrlMtEE", der of �bod-- do S Ohm ceFM �r•� $ - rales 25%00 MW C1eaf7 F � t3a/ OW Q7-8667 Leave messap RAaMTwares work done lion dtlrsrt>< parties a. ooasaions. Herr• fty ryka0iciatL Gl EF are 493 SANTAI Iliad a Sang - Pant a Santa. Top quaYgr edit Praleesforhy araerleh► SCHOM -4 lessons and bat $105. e10 Lessons $150 eF A Come $2W Fre Dick -up and drop ON (Alli) 2874MM wieL1Ca1 I10=240r : • Busimites 1ff j( - �-•ilwwra PUM LEMKIM cbnkmk F"% Wdome. Od kindle ttNe9k Ei0- .1110111� IWMPIACa oo paha M •• r er e 9•arly 376 KkWim Rd., Unit 17, Pkbuft ret P)' WAMW. 1/2 Ir $W39 Opfen 7 days/week No • • �Fn T=iX26, 1110" Drkv For For TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'$ ANO SEE WHY 37 HAPPY CUS- TOMERS HAVE BOUGHT CARS HERE, NI THE MONTH OF - No VEMBERI 1986 Lincoln Continental, 4�oor, black, prey leather interior, fully loaded, power roof, runs and drives like a dream, 112,000k's, $8,495. 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4 -door, blue on blue, new paint, colour keyed rims, V6, loaded, 147,000k's, very sharp $4.995. 1988 Olds Ciera. 4 -door, blue, new paint, V6, air, Olt, radio, 125,0004i's, $5,695. 1988 Ford Tempo, 4 -door, beige w/tan interior, auto, air, 89,000k's. reconditioned $3,900. 1987 Olds Frena GT 2 -door blade 5•speed 1982 Saeum. SL2, auto, 22.3$X1. carti8ad, H FR �$1• cat IMd 190.1 Bukek Reed, aivar, 4 To S's Raid. to roam. 3+ bedrooms irk: 4 now 16796 1990 Ford t .thaidwy, MAIYOm. s coot ah dl l" condtionhnp, VB, exalerK Rin. 5100 fol jMCBr. condition. 1kW,00oks• Give us a tall for your $1 1940. unwanted vehicles. 1�k 9L4W 1M9 pCahAray�aer I r baron converebh, 2-dom. Lars talk. Anything, 1993 Chhev. Corsica• rend anytime, anywhere. on red, auto., air con., V6. $8150. Obo. I Can urs first. Cass., of 723.1155 Or 434 7564. Plot yaw Ntry 1993 PARK AVENUE. `905)5509.2584 155 pgr.(416)375-0105 min. fully Waded, $18,500 also, Kenwood. quatiy SCRAP 8 USED stereo system for car. 11 CARS PCs. .000 1/2 WANTED 2value. 446 $25 ON SMALL 1994 HYUNDAI Scoupe, 2 door automatic. power steering, pourer brakes. AM/FM cassette, sunroof, 13,500 km, 2 years warran- ty left. $10,300. 905-434- 8767. CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections W"T Car dt Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 540 ON MID SIZE $100 ON FULL SIZE AND UP Trucks Mo for Sale 1977 GMC Pick-up. 1/2 ton. 8 cylinder automatic. P.S.. pr700 certif ed. 1986 NISSAN PICK UP, runs good, new tires. has cap, damaged front fender, $800 OBO, 579-5831 1989 Ford 112 -ton. F-150, 5- speed standod w/overdrive. very good condition. 300 nrbW' engine. p.s.. krw win- dows, custom sun visor. run- ning boards, many extras. $7300 o.b.o. (905)404-9263. IM BLAZER. Exce6e wn- dreon, wrtired. $151M. Low mileage. 905-723-8938 Mon- day to Thursday. CONVERTIBLE - 1w4 1M1 FORD Ranrr XLT. Sunbud. 2 -dr.. black new extended cab. Lxcolont Wes. now brakes. new muf- con600 i. loaded, auto. V6. Per, p.w., locks. roof. Sir. 3 000 724. $9.9% 192,000 km. 5-apd. Stan- cord. 52900.426-9856 PONTIAC 1979 Suinand. V6 for Pru only 86,000 okkgnok km. Take as s $400. 436- 6244. 366244. SALE NOV. 23 -4 3. 1984 Brick Skylark• SAO, 6 cyl.. 121 k's, now $1.695. 1966 Chew Asko CL 7 pass.. loaded. 6 CO.. now 35,296. 1666 Dodge Cana- van LE 7 pans oricr. 96 Ion. now $3.795. 1967 Chew CtovefM 4 dr.. auto. 126 km, now $2.396. 1�9y617 Buck Century Ltd- 6 4e loaded now $3,M6. 1 7 Croy, KS Blazer 4 x 4 , 8 cyl.. Waded. now $7.995. 198e Pant. Terrorist 4 CO.. 105 Iona. row 532196. 1967 GMC Safrk Carpo van. 6 Cyt.. auto. now $3.195. 19M GMC pick, • cap. 8 cyt.. loaded. now 117.195. Ife a PorMoc 6000 4 dr., 6 cyl.. air, 134 koro. now $4.95. 19M Marc Topaz. 4 or. auto, aka. 121 km, now :3,566. 190 Ply VoYapar 7 Csos .�. MI. crime 126 oma .995. 19M Chau Caw. S/ W, 6 cyl., 1*. 139 ions, now $4,5915. 1989 Ptynnuh Ac - corn w. tilt crhase, 135 koro. now $4.495. 1969 Pagse Sunbrd 2 dr. 4 cyl., auto. or. now $3296. 1990 Chu Lkmout 4 dr. 6 call.. loaded. 126 kms. now 56.595. 1991 GMC Sam SLE and 6 Paas, 10r now 51296. 1992 GMC sslui 8 pea, ar, kik, cruise. Now 510.796. 45 Vehicles in stock, SM r. duced. Firione rip available OAC. Crkcar Aero C4n- he.9llhre cutoomers sand grew eii mteir 155 bhp SL W.(At M ftwn Man' 00w M OW) $79-2M 1991 MAZDA 82200. speed. amAm, Cassa". T Cover,Dw krer.skOrg reek window. extra Ores. (sum. munewmw), now exhaust brakes, (6300. 090 (905', 432-8491. V6. 132,000k's, new ex• htaust. $2,995. 1986 GMC Pick-up truck. blue wlwhite cap, V6, 4.3, three on Ore Mee, 101,000k's $3.695. 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4 - door, two-tone grey 3 silver. V6. loaded, $3.495. 1985 Chev Caprice full size. 4 - door. WIS. rant, air. cruse, arMm cas$$M. 13e,000les. $3.995. 1988 Ford Amstar Conversion Van, forest Wow b silver two-tone. V6. 2.9. p.s.• p.b.. 100,0001k's. seat twos int full size bed. $4,uw.5. 1982 Cheer Cel)- rity. 4 -door, brown. 2.5. 4 rylkndw.49.000k's as is Special $1,085. 1980 Fad Full-size Van. V8. 4tapnn chairs thousands span On van racer*. $2.Ii9S. ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM, DARRYL'S AUTO CEN- TRE 170 BLOOR 5 STREET EAST, OSHA - WA 439-3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 113 MTrailers 1983Chw. 112 ton WR., WE Lake ansa. 40' mo - 4.3 L.V6. 4 spa, out. galea Ole home i kr, dank. shed, wipers. SRW. Dox wok. Reduced too $27.500 now P235 Wee, red on red, wlM fell separaleyr. Call 105.000 KM.. $12 SM or (9M)W7-� OBO. 905-986-3564 PTIF4V" a ' lotlrrtabiles INtssi DtrNt Iger DODGE CARAVAN. Sunroot. off. pw., now Paint. Wes, exhowt $2600. OWL. Car ftS-5171. 1990 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, H.D Sup. $4996. Can. a bell other. 579.9619. /M/ GMC SAFAW Mack. Waded, *=ago cm46M e Pon'. rani g Doondt. sec. 1110.500. So It nholte OND. 5762398. 19M $MIC SAFARI SLT ten, Waded. Ra ii bVW.oards. now Wee, and bralrs. 0% Id , 1114,000. 726!926 Igo Asko dial Man alt PA. p b.. pd.. diad h door, at. 96.0oo1i-s. a Pte• 1115,5017. Cd (95)7214WS 1M5 SAFAM GIMI.. "W plea iraoriot keeda4 lar Id.. no 9w• 5xt,500 7?3 fp77 TDFM TO DAFdMIL FGaT MORE ro V MOIMr EW 1904 Chair Cauanar. 2.do�ow�l.pI w5y-- Rnow OMM . 1001111,lt $7,9RS �� irh4rlot V6, Ford MroataMr Mtn .495. 19W bko auab. ies.twwyy 5 P . are& IoadotL iklriot2-. blade �Its.=Ive." SBAW 1891 PatMoc Sas► bid LL 44M. wdM ti W ren"040%3.1ia Ora iVD, bad - ns cl roe, ft X87AM• 1981 Ion Yamaha GP33e• Spedo, tach. of infeCt10n• good track. nhewr4y recow- wed fast ori' 1190 "- nal ries SSW 905-98-5- 01n, 05-9f1S0 1, Allcoftidma 1 - 2 haeh000. on 350 Mwpa Also 1 bodnoM on 946 SL From SM rnOnhtt/Y inchufive. CMI &Vim 9065768724. I and 2 bedroom a 309 Cordova Rd, poh, phren a phone 579- 21111117. 1 BEDIIOOMI furnished or Araidele Seardvir, am wrillh Moved auk 304 UT - St S. Cal SloploR 57 3229. Control Wco om, $525 rocknakra. Can 432-2000- 1 a on , apo in and owmraRvw a Sa00Aaonet� some fadud" 2407. 2 mlw �t lere liClh low s cow fordws or rklsaa dild requittrid. no /Mar 4. 2•MrM. Orleans OaaML iltdda *ANNOW Ford IamPM. 4dat ted. SOWAYlt, blit I0L00W%` 1ppli�a1yy0,, &MOMd 10119E Lodi das l IMd � car. � gra. 104.00Oi9. � � 1st 9403. to roam. 3+ bedrooms irk: 4 now 16796 1990 Ford t .thaidwy, MAIYOm. s coot ah dl l" da l OEAB OR AMIE- - •FIEF towb9 kir 900& fwd a abwdoiod otR annus" SLOW 19M Pt Oft 4400 lily loaded. Mow PWWs. I aer ties, dam t d �� Cd 08341M. ON" Rt pdk+Oh 1�k 9L4W 1M9 pCahAray�aer I r baron converebh, 2-dom. a ably bkkldaho• S&A KP IIlI s� wlhla >hh�lad. Ardaeia I (41 2E 4mw k 18,fM6 ALL AND Plot yaw Ntry that hwy 401 Available CARR derni ED 700 fox appoker�kkh 9�radnplVON- be in FVEbe ORETIILI61, CEW DAMM-31 ASB f18 SBICOE 6T N as ;chs mart i cand w.. Cd 427,241 5 17 BLOOM TM Mo. OSHA- sT11EETal p� 1. $575, Aa ,. 9krlooa 11L. « jt�ttkpjl 4My»pAD Al! O no OPEN M p75 i•• r' tlr. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parldN. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED wHrmy - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom sudes, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 (!05 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. A MUST SEEM Country HWY s2 r BROCK.Pidrenng living with city convenient- small 1 bedroom, separate entrance, utilities included, as. Good fishing and acres $550 month (905) 696 - to roam. 3+ bedrooms 1788. (master ensult with whirl - pool.) 3 bathrooms. sepa- LAKEVIEW park Oshawa+ raw dmiig room, gourmet 2 bedroom main floor of kitchen. breakfast nook. house. Al utdAes included. Large deck, angle Pa". No dogs. 5795. Per month. Approximately 406m east of Cal 435-2433. Oshawa. Quick access to LARGE 2 BEDROOM. that hwy 401 Available apt . in Bowmarmae. muth- January 15th. $1150. pie par" space. Iakrtdry monody inckodes hot and morn. targe IdIdwhm, Irving hydro. References re- morn $720 month. first 1 quk ed. Phone 905-349- Iasi, awl. Dec, t . 683-0709. 2407 afar bpm- a 623-7320 AJAX SaAn, large 2 bed- LUXURY 2-BEDROOM.en room lower apartment. rice suite, stove. fridge, indoor area, near water. Private Dreg entrance. laundry'. deet. �• na. fenced yard. newly rera- $900. firstAast non - we nckudn9 ublr- $1110 .r@f , await. Dec. 15 . ties and cable. No pets. 579-6043 Cab 619-0264 (have rtes- NEW 3-0edroom in du - sap) plex. washer, dryer. back - AJAX - Immaculate. SP*- yard. CPJW mature area. ckom 2_bedroorrh basement rear downtown Oshawa. as vndusrva. firsLua avai- apartment in Yews hare. sepog%,fPrMale an. able Dec 1 430-6335 trance arta alum. parking NEWLY -RE IDvATED1- $BSO mckuswe 416.948- bedroom apartment. Sim - 9946. caenhwt/t. Muco utero, AJAX - Two bedroom Phone, awe b downtown. basement apartment Sep- (!roes). Cd klike 416094 1557 a Vera gO5 771 waranoo. 4 pea beth. pol ng, laundry. Cfoee to 1411. schools. whopping No Pols, NICEST WALKOUT NEW $700. irr}ukwa. 427-9032 ba"rmemt apartment m AJAX 2-0adroan Daae 1Nlrlby. Large ked w be01,1 went apartment. seporaa vicludbodronn• walkout "x it ulaaes it4uded. $650 monaeY, avei rMrance, loge windows, KA bath. walk t GO, non- able irmhediMStIt Singh• me smokOrg. no Pets. 1~ hon"pAOkN Wei" sm xrirwve. Calvo 905- p•ka 6M-4264. 831.3300. OSHAWA 2 bedroom $689. AJAX central, 1 bedroom. in 9-plex. Inckudo Mat. 4 appkoncos. bright. der+- hydro. appkancee. pWkxl% Separate WOMM. NO Laundry av*AWO On site. pea Firs�Aost. $500 Was Canerrrkr to 401 and City ualoo. Call 613-A768. bus routes 4330677 AJAX an to lake. now 401. 3 -bedroom, 24mift. 2 PONn9• brephbm, orris. pod. faun, U"dPod. $1150+U Ns. Cas 905- 4273949. kxwaad AJAX -1 bedroom bme- men eco. Quiet nm^" 4Aoaaon workM Person- Norv- al smoker, no Pals. UNdws wKkrded $W& onlh. 1st and last Awa%Mo DOC 15. Cal 4V-7513. no AVAM ABLEn YMhibY APh 79- DIATTt.LL build• ig.. �. Deti q4 nowilif krdrae rpt' door �g0OkK Shhop- Prow. all ut**W 9CkId8d. left / law regkiked no Peel. whckn- 1 bed►oona SMS. 2 toad- eo- MOM $725, nr 430.0134 BEAUTOR L aporema K, of a. hedge, Store. l omki. drhemThhr. McPhsa• r40L atrdabU whnodksNAr ran• atwadem or head. S b i OM1waa Can /06.4.1 -7M one hakohdky , odMMfp Pt, q" trater, S37Aao- Hol• I1ydr0, PW*% h ook son indildML ey}79M. SP plptd00 2 badloan ek bwomt . No 4malMw no or pas odable Dec 1, hart i F+tollaa wralarMinc�krdod Sap. skkNahhh 7709 sm alorm 083.2886 2- BD011T. Spaoiws wl- tladr0oat aikowo brtbe/t awl- s to ode, ��� CA pa' j Mbpbrm- BROOKLf� One bed- baaw+kud badmoM TMs M6prrlllF r0M 6610. lead A" w at Oft UMM slow to aarrdrwdwppk* 0 CLEAN mlldom 1room epww-* Bt� i kldharh. y PSrk 1- lag. Ardaeh DedJan I. 1560- Gln 579+141• IMM COZY t, BEAN. 1 bed- aralablo meat plvaM en• I"°'aw Rae QC. wlallbb >it4M7ium Ydhrdd 00i PRHATE ESTATE NTT KNG AUCTION HALL 33 HALL SL, OSHAWA SAT, WK 25, 6 RTL lodam and antique tumi Its, alsigr conovierb wet olned, rehiperator, elec- ic stove, auto.: washer Nd dryer, chesterfield so - e (like rlew) two ooMWI- d chairs, calectiw of 150 torcelain and china and vooden shoes, grandfather Jock, cola Le, va,, Coro- -Qbm stair and ottoman. xass bed, bedroom sates. rib, marble tables, antique center and hall tables, breakfast suite, signed prints,wicker furniture, rocking chair, brass coat rack, mug fiction. chest of drawers, dressers, beds, bookshelves, varrly, linens. bedding, silver, antique glassware, sales every Mon. Tues., Thurs. saL 6 p m. Good sale plan to all- tend- htend. Terns cash. "King Auctioneers. 725.5751 ,723.0501 /MApartments Houses 11 For Rent For Rent IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT! BIJY! No down paymertL No problem! Let Ire show w-_ Mort Pay. 5700 ODIC. Cal Thomas C. Pike sales Rep, Rwnaz Accord Realty Ltd 5767111 PICKERING Bright 3 bedroom basement apart- ment- Close to GO, non smoker, no pets, $675 plus 12 Ubht*S (905) 837- 6661 PICKERING Large 2 -bed- room tesenont MPW" rw- 4 appkutoas. arc, Doc. as inclusive. $600. aveviaWe Jon, twt dose to GO. shop - pig 905-8311557. PICKERING, 2 -badman bounrn apwwtw0. SOW not enow . appkncces, pwwM no Mrs. $850 Plus. available Dec I or Baker. CaM(4/6)724-2977. SUNNY. large w/o base- ment apartment. 2 -bed- room. leryo IutceNdinrrg aro sliding glass doors. non..rroker, no pets. Panh- oSHAWA 2 i 3 bedrooun n¢ BrodNFnchd aro. apeitrhnants, avoiabb a flee huge �7-9667 and 900 Glen s<. zi-11 t schools I shopping and G.M. Uelow included FrstAaar required Cal 7254M3. OSHAWA • 2 bed, duh open rww 269 Ca- dwa R0. Close to GM i 401. Oeantbar 1 a rink. - &O y. LMMM waded. 11681. Poore 72664M a 725-9276 oemm - ski to Mot b oauparCY fro Coahpla1 4 renoraao 4 two bodroom. 91 $696 ee. andW" Mat OW hVidtill. humbv opoldl a No poee non amA Cal (NO a31 -4M f brwkd nor bright. MMCWM baCahalor by Lana V" plana. >300* AvaBaeM Doc.19111.Freado pabnod 725 -SM CMM lolly hMMilw. Odom n oo t mkk two i thkrea hit - n btcksdm Neat hydo. kidgk aeoek Landry kwoo a arrddela. 7232081. ODHNM two tlsoora. now dM pbeepllt quiagalt by i dtw• ul& tedis . p� MON Ort ordidAs blow 1118D aeM Cd aaw (MN68�-6%n OBllA11J4 dW 10 G,M- n1aMr be o*s 1.2 i 3 wrd- dela Cal 906.49B•6769- room baMMW apt, trap. gowme. dew b sdMal. Qat Illiopolis iron SWAW � irrdudq k wbL PICKEIMNC lakes bedhalor heaarawM SPL evideell Dao. 1. SMP6 e. ten agOhK UW ag inch erea Ktowro�I m WNITBY . now bachelor S itntrnc�e, bus a door would fort alma Pr - son. $475 IMWL Awlabh mnvidool, Cal 906 6es- 0949 WNIMY - 3 bedroom Opt. CWo t me amerob". Araiobb Jan. 1. Mao. pkrf utllta AI!4lhn M Wck0d- oil. Loom" hln7hkoa 404- 30 WHITIM. 2 Memomrr aproart Doe. 1., OCkOfts WADL aIII pnlnkakh0. 574W month MSMaw ragrrod. 427-2161 of etv "r da 7870. WIBf1M 2 thedle0rrh apL ordSbla DW -1, ba Asst no paw $800 inektskre. WNY real when VM Cao own yw cm haraa Cal for oe N evikic k Sa PAW FA Alm Sabi Rtsq (1M1) Us. P" 618`7800 W PM M8,1811 - i r•« PANd 1 A � BAT'S TWCANNW WT A>.w100 sit Sow Ower $30M y7o mitt OW. �1/ 17f Ikea OM No 4o per -ow team MAlRIK Sols SaNw Iitrat >� � raj ,t.. ►�• k �. � 941a f' Alt I 3 bedroom house. East - dale Mea lanced yard, 1 V 2 bale. avMaaa .tan. 15. Frs~a $925 Plus ukk- wea Cal 432.1260. 3 BEDROOM great Yard. dent location, f 1195 00 plus, call 433 -SM a ren t own. 3.aEDROoa6 badhaPkt lrnrb roan, ocroa t from pore, onedrbla Jan. lsL $975 Pen. Call a (9M)OSS-4t07. I Houses For Rent BY Oshawa Shopp•ng Centre - $684, monery Drs ukkties. 6 roams (three bedrooms) upper modern duplex. Eat -n kitchen. tag from room. Gwe to stool. Fenced yard. PIN drive- way (905) 72q-0079 leaw messope. CENTRAL ha/NfTBY. Available immodlentty 3 bedroom . sunroom- Law 4vwngroom and kitchen No peat First and Last a must. $960 per month odutrve. Cal Gem 666-4085. - 323 VITAL CRE$.. Olhowo petaled 3 bed - notion OW. Plus aloha$, avrloble Dec.l, cog SM1509 AJAX - arni in conaria Alex Wads@ baowrhrrt no ep- plrhoas a"*"* Dec. I SLOW n.gakobi. Ws usTf lea Cal Jan Room R. mora Qkdy1 are (906) 683• 2OZ AJAX ft -" MW "ad - AJAX badolL MOSMDooa Aaddeb RowlDW-IOL CAN 9054211.7407. AJAX. 5 YR. PE1N. aper tips, wells i1L3 bell. towrrdaao, / 1f2 be*& iallalC'ker, 1. $875 mooft od JdtR MaCWWN ROM stat Raany Ltd- 9064!31- 3300. AAAX. weft" IMiolw 2 uis 9 pdoe ad 1. 2 baboon d. lachko4 +1 tndloom. sen eoreakha4 Oaalt. rapt 4 ale' p-arroaw pleek RAM who stalpad iwt d Owat tI16M Rea. Sino M of Agra $'746- oro ialrhaia11yt9D6 MM. '" Waa#040� , boW �kKk Detc.tat Cab am or 416i0?�M20. A,MtI-014wt 2 ebRL G Massae. PSm �mw h��aa. firth ela IMI rhe Jj7430. -- I Houses For Rent 1 h z baths Indigo and stow. p^t'o10 yard with deck. dose t as omertites Available Jan 1 $1125. kRiities included- 905-839- 4530. WHY RENT 7 No money down Own your own hone; like new. frkdpe. stow.. 6750 nd . all Ian phone. aslung $61,900 Cora Ken Coen. Coldwert Banker 7269414. WILMOT, adult COmMU1r- y. 2 bedroom. tndpa, sive. Sacco pkn M COUFMCE rnon moor. 3- 32•-0113 bedroom. nckudes utlkkeo. dro Dec$1100. wra 4M- 615. "a Townhouses lir'at/kad. cal 432-3618. � � HOUSE - $1250hww. due urian. (Upper 3 teoloonn saw - tower 2 bedroom $705.. uskwes and W pkances al Mudad). Quiet rgvlDy area 430-9684 PICKERING VILLAGE. LEASE TO OWN. want to buy a home but $tank you cent aftrd it. twxk again. Lente with opson to buy Ors nowt' renovated 2 bedroom detached home with a hvill basemen apartment wars+ will mast you 'n moerhp You M+en- r+as 18n+ac b,Ckyard d000 t al amemlea, camp tenons need only OPPM. food "ono plus ubk it". (906)831-2941 NORTH OSHAWA 4 -bed- room semi. 1.5 -both. go - rape, beds on to scoot pal, $975+uslkaa. 1st1 ra4urrw- negiwad. Coe 416287-94% OSHAWA 2 bedroom frhoed ya,d dr�we.• doee t d arnhenitkaa- $725• plus. Cal 416635-8630. Awi1- abM rwnndoihst PICKERING - main floor. 3 bodrora nwAY uMOM ed hoMM non -wksM 11/000 d iatrduown. Aad. Jan 1. 416-284-M of 416-262-79129. PIC I'll I L Amberha hoax appiwhas00 PIS trMi * No paw fro i Not oat., 906 4244047. Plat WoorNS bwqpbK seek 2 tw90 bGWOM w new schools and Go. oral" irrrodialdy $675 tiny U LL 3 badpal3 sodpaR bu►- 91 WA Modlad Me YWiAss + mamL Robim L Aael- aaarraliP abb Dec 1. Can AV -94M � ~ rrlltfslr - Thkil mr NL J - Drydrt new 3 badlool 2 uh Pas � f 96723.7302 lease maa- sew0 sw , WNTBr 3 bedrool bu. grew girl gow SM 8o- idol bumMM4 orarabh to ol Dec. $996ARmuh + uDgelak Msmmt no Pao. pk a W NIM orad 401. do lw hurdled hmsa, WAM orae uriorIm Ef it. =s PORTER WOODS- 3 ted townhouse in tart"" Complex. $950/mo as n- duwve. Gose to schools and stwo mp. 435-1088 NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom Townhouses n Wet moinraned 1amMY cornpkex, freshly decorated wren Frgistve. does to so a erne w on site III^ of- fice al 726-37T7 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse. n wen mon- toned tort Compkax. In- cludos an Ubeem. 4 W pwances, parfarg, coo to idhoole and Y rnhenrwes. 122 Colborne SL E Oan- wa For appt. 434-3972. AJAX wok. CWPOW room n Muret atoll home. um of kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities. Cr ble kxrrdhod 6863201. DAILEY / West Shona. Aloe krrnkahed room Al tadaire. $3WA-ntf• aM• 4271. LJVERPOOLAMT. 2 hope room on Ma boor parreat, No 7! 420- 1975 PICKERING Sirlje roam. wide uw of Iandhokh. want b Pkhri g Genera- misession. Go. PTC. sm w WA1170- bMoeI4Y Photo 42D43/a. Phr YwfNI er ws9k WdNIs Rd( df181wme GhouoO n Mu N�equhw NO arlw s Hydto s" wabome s XIAX CLEAN. W"ff. SoConWdK A*n for non smokat kM ustel"d house khckidaO bechant Iwhdey 1360 Per 1ROReh (905) 619- B= or (416) 962891 .:r .:+.-a;�4 ..:Y, ., j„kyr,.�wrca...i�s...nrru.air+Y.r.•'. ...:!+i,Y.il,w.+•, -. •.YrWI/�•.w ..I.�.�•'�-'....-.. ....__, '^�• MGA 1i-TBi lllAM Alt ><[1N)4Y, NOVAS 26. JIM / I F Rent /• i • I mo OPPalueigodam UTH F 50AJAX BEACH BEAUTY, 2 bedroom. COUPLES t. IOofn 2 bothroom. laundry, main gle men. kits of s 1. amiable imnte•ably. Noor W/O. Pod, hot tub. 800.451-5588 ext. 697. S3.49/min. 18+, Ti". $40dmo. or $1001 V&, eI Iermas• dose to &N orlon• PC E Inclusive. ��ry avail- ties. 666.2458 a 666.0006. OLDER wanes seeking singe men. lots Of phew 25 r able. Non snioldiV Pflllib Nt1It•5 numbers. 1-900.451.3838 1inQI I ext 259. $3.28/ minute. 18+, uw9t For Sib touch tone. Doe • PSYCHIC Answers: Rated QUALITY D'Angelo Muni- 41 in Canada. Answer to PIAlevel Shwed N.W. Oshawa 3+2 We- money. career. 52.99/ Mu / I bedrooms, kitchen over- minute. 18+. E.R.P.A., 1• lent AtxOfnO111ISM looks lamilyroom with tire- . 900-451-4055. $12 place. 2 walkouts. inground Met 2 bedroom apt. to share Pool. 3 baths. FAG, in-law 576 with prolessional, Potential, 160 Goodman Dr. [Bmpanions MA Backyard. perking $34'" + $171.500. Call Sheila Mc- THI half hydro 8 phone.Call Laren Sutton Status. 436- 57fr1616. Ilml; 0990 ,uNbedroom house Use of I Rer faaht es Parking. laun- BRAND NEW HOMES, 5875 per month. why rent'? lb- 4-e. Depose and references Starting 3 trot reWAvailable $400 monthly. pia' bbodroNornsh, ADULT DMRTAMENT SIS' Available rmrnedierhtly. 723 high eRraenry gas heat. R- FOR DISCREET Pia 3o3z 40 nsul. Raised bungalow. GENTLEMEN FOR THE PN AJAX. 4 etlroom execu• Only 5 left. others from $ID4,900 Call Peter Neal, OURNAMREG" nar the home. Parking, laundry. Sales Rep., Guide Realty, 571 an the extras! private use d 723-5281 IPL f am'11' room. non-smoker. POU4375 428- OSHAWA - RosslandMar- Mon. -Sat. Noon. Ia. m Le plus. Le9214. mony Spacious three W1 COURTICE - 4 bedroom bedroom ravine lot, seper- ate income apartment. n` i Ta homily Home. 2 bedrooms �_ (one is go- rage. gas heat. $122.000. QtCj '►LQt�c Want master bedroom Call cher 6 p.m 1.905_ �SOmetlrle St with Private en suite). ca- 476-3169 Spedaf- EI bie. shared kitchen. laundry, POWER OF in your Ide? facilities Use cf entire House ex SALESt ! 584.900 rhu buy a de SCrefned Suitable for single Mom. tacked with 3 bedrooms. IntCali ns References First and '�' Available Dec roc room. 2 baohs. down and $750 e°f�,y n- 434-8399 1 f565/mo W mdusive except photo cltrdrhg taxes. Ted Hough_ -•e •. ur 434-3976 ton Remax Surwnn Wia- 'A FURNISHED 3800 townhouse 4 to share. main floorry. TREES surfs potential centralfin_ tlair. Pod, park- pond site. 10 acres• IO1'•lY 3 6 ing- utilities included Non year old 82000 3 bedroom .. r N smoker, 5350 per mo. 434- raised mow'• dv, k 7868 Uxbridge. 5165.000 416 n FURNISHED bedroom, 924-3724. I mo eN'ar� cl an .t $275/ Mone tion as we cannoty ao� f CIOs* to anto anWndres, Lend ' •responsible for • smoke"91cdme mo res than (905)428-7147 or BORROW Sio.000 WY one • the as Irmo as silo per f Per month . ROOM -n 41 -bedroom o. a. c. Free consultations event of an effor. house Laundry fac7ities n- Anubis investments Ltd. I Buddprim* area in Peek- Mortgagee and Loess • enng Vittage. close ro ail sna 1973 Cap (9175)666 tlrnersMs. price nsgolrble 7200 b0561 126. after 6 COP 6863366 ROOM Plus sittng room. Laundry, and cable neap. ad Bright and spsoous. 540orrmonth. Avadabi* rm- 010641Wv Leave message 683.2273 SNARE 4 betlrbdm rouse WIC ' 'mal, 2 bedroorm. prmraN* item. r•nwy room *v 1v*ptac*. 560pnn0r kv- OSTAR-AI ANO IS NOT GUAR - ANMD. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES,OTHERS DO NOT. R tS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SNGNING ANY CONTRACTS, 1866 3478 armung CMI t295fMONTH down- go box highnSe. coon, QIML In1tUIInC! theel, Hydro, able. am@ 10 FIs, sloes. Schools, non- MORTGAGES Good. Wndkw 1101111106"00. 571- bac and ugly Financing for bB86 anY Purposerates from 5.95'X.. AS appkcalnms ac- / • I o a sorv,sea 868.5 13eFurant•il Spltx eODY SHOP. Lora astab T f Irshed busnesi. am Com - 4 Monfts Free Rant. party, spay" etconk, ow Dntown Oshawa. 400- 51 N�5 mommy Available 9500 3% It evadable. Park- irrmrlad. 725-1171 *n9 and great •trposuq. DAILY CASH FLOW + rental rales Call 434- created n your own MLM f♦4,17 or 555.4132. from* basad business. Fug IDSHAWA STORE for 1> Illoww uppor1. Into low 1 • �. at ;WV. $700 per 804352-2850 iso ncaloes tax. haat and PERFECT Hony.geSW <. +rtxarhee. Plerhy of Prhvae euairhess. Earn cash daily IpaM1ur>g. Also beautiful d- hWpart-b". For complete ,64-. secorid Noor $200 Per details Send S.A.S.E. to montlh.72 1710 C.A.B. IMI 8 Midbwn Dr. IMIDOOR STORAGE Style 22S Oshawa, ONT lboats• cars and traders, L1J 81-2. xclean. (705) 3572406 Secure. CIN TIRED of corlbrltrng re- FTuiting. constantly replal IlNdlc•tlul ling doenlrne mew". / • Ccnstanny M117, slow l tidied rip groat. Trio nNwor marketers dream vshicl in amaN industrial cam (9m) 721-1563, O$halma Gn- ►I•h aii'195. over • I Personay doors. Panting u01i and air oompmssor in MWIth 7rer0k priQti �o avail- ADULTS ONLY I Cyril CalSeeking Oidw, Over 18 576-29M. Over 1-900,451-3638 en 704. $3.2Wmin, must be • I "1•. T-lorle. 1BL M" ATTRACTIVE AND will- ing b 101111. 1-900.451J410 TTENrto•t Srrowbirds •a SM. 52.99 per min. 3 bedroom 18 0- 7budlbne. Proaai h•lfnoonK Wmil lour• Carl4WV (602) 954-7420 tondo. dose b famous Cla•1w•Mr UNKn, Pod. it MQ i •' Bttl�th• ass;, prmate ard 9gwApri. foryinto tw"b view pholim 6W a 5794M. BEST PLAYMATES ]CLEARWATEIR, k* tar- narnes s #,a1.900.451- #New 2-3 bedritim rrhabtle 6088 eat 272, $2.99fmif IMM. beeNd terrlis, da. foe iktab CALL ocal Girls, Jay bm"M names i home numberi. 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Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 • • 1 Bingos • • 1 Bingos • • I Bingos OSHAWA BINGO countri, 285 Taunton Rd., Oshawa $9,900 in Prizes LPNSTE F 3INGn Fri., December 1 st '% a 6:45 p.m. S25 for a 4 strip book Oshawa General Hospital Foundation 6 Greek Cw"urldy of Oshawa d Dismd A0 proceeds Ifni be donated 10 the find for the MRI Unit at the fwspdai License ADVANCE TICKET SALES "5 Te1:436-9404 • I Personate • I Personals • 1 Personals ISANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. 11 showrooms or home appointmenst available Darlene Bonser (905) 427-4366 or 1 (800) 461-0282 32 Old Kl*pWo Rd. Ajax artfvisors ��yhelp tyouii Never miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 446591 .l (Clarington residents). You may also access death notice information received after press -time by aping this number. 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