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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_10_02MATERNITY � ALLOtiVEEN CONTEST! DRESS SALE extra $ 10 OFF ': r F] We're looking for scary tales from overt$ 0 :° wita� is i Ajax and Pickering students i TW ° Pale 12 TAXI 8371milmll at your service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week *PICKERING'S FINEST* int TOWN OF PICKEMUG PURL lolelt��I_el%V CEP'MiliAL L PERIODiCNL N CWN JAUVCf LINC Wednesda,', Oct. 2, 1996 44 pages A Metroland Communih- Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 40 Pickerin Pickering dump tax freeze tough task if Province cuts more BY MARIANNE. T1KACS I %F} RF MW 1T.R _ PICE;FRItiG — Town staff and councillors arc sh(x)ting for another extension of PiAcnng's tour -year tax freeze in 1997, according to !Mayor v Wanc Anhurs, but it isn't going to be easy and may not be achievable. Councillors met in -came ra !Monday for prelinunars talks on next -scars hud- get •'I think from all the discussions that hayc 1x:curr�ol. G,uncil's preferred out- ,omc when all is said and done would he not to ha\c a mill rate increase next �T car.' says the mayor. "It's becoming the norm In our oper- ating procedures. but the challenges Wayne Atthurs are eyer greater.: T h c biggest challenge for 1997 is expected to be another significant reduction in transfer payments from the Province. Provincial grants to Pickering were reduced 42.5 per cent this year, to about $2.46 million from $3.5 million in 1995. Mayor Arthurs says there has been no word from Queen's Park yet on the size of transfer reduction to expect in 1997. `Based on the massive cuts last year we have to be at least prepared for a worst-case scenario. It hasn't been a kind process so far and we are not See PUBLIC... Page 2 7 z Andy Graham of Class Glass replaces one of several windows smashed by vandals who went on a rampage through Lord Elgin Public School in Ajax Sunday night. Vandals trast AJAX — Two teens have been charged after an Ajax elementary school was trashed Sunday night by vandals who caused more than $20,000 in damage and forced its tempo- rary closure. More than 400 students got an extended weekend break as Lord Elgin Public School on Ontario Street remained closed Monday morn- ing while crews cleaned up shards of glass from broken windows. The school was shut Monday morning as workers repaired damage estimated at $20,000. Two teens are charged. photo by A.J. Groen Aj*ax school Durham Regional Police officers respond- ing to an alarm at the school just before 9 p.m. surrounded the building and arrested two teens inside, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said. The vandals broke into the school by smashing a window on the northwest side of the building, he reported. Once inside, the van- dals went on a rampage through the school, See VANDALISM... Page 5 trash transfer worries PACT BY MARIANNE TAKACS _ sT\FF RFP(WI 14 PICKI:RING — itiletro Toronto's plans for the transtcr ol' about 120,09) tonnes of garbage between two dumps It owns in Pickering leave many questions about potential dangers unanswered. according to Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PA(T) t')r the Environment. T' PACha:s written a letter to the Town. !Metro. the 'Ministry of the I:nv i- ronment, Durham Region and Ieocal school boards detailing concerns about the transfer of the contents of the Brock North landfill east of Brick Ruad near l:illh Concession Ro.id to the Brnx:k W.-st dump lust west of Bruck Road near Ilunl Concession Road. At' it has to go front Brock North to Bnx:k Fest thcv should be doing It prop- crk and we don't have confidence that's ruing to be happening at this point:' say s Uayc Strain, chalnnan of PACI-'s tcchni- _al committee. See PACT... Page 5 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .....................22 Sports.................................23 Classified .............................25 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnevis.net 93a+74GST =$1 IM(;E 2 - THN NEWSAM'ERTISER WEW *M)AV, (WrOSER 2. 1996 Their harden orrows well Garth Wright, manager of the Canada Trust branch on Liverpool Road in Pickering. helps students from Vaughan Willard Public School plant narcissus and crocus bulbs in the school garden. Canada Trust gave the Dixie Road North school S1.000 from its Friends of the Earth Fuld to plant a garden. Wielding trowels are, front from left. Brittany Camp- bell and Jordan Bonnie. The gardens Include many plants which attract birds and butterflies. photo by A.J. Groen Public input sought on Pickering budget FROM PAGE 1 expecting it to be a kind process later." Pickering and other municipalities Hould like to be informed of funding cuts earlier this year than last, w hen grant fig- ures were only pro\ided by the Province in January and the Town had to scramble to redo its budget projections when the reduction turned out w(m-se than expect- ed. The only gird news on the horizon in terms of revenue for Pickering should be a modest increase in the town's assess- ment base due to building activity this year, but the result of that is not expected to be- felt until late 1997 at the earliest, according to the mayor. As for the effect of budget cuts on Town services next year, Mayor Arthurs is not expecting "any substantial change", though he noted transit service might be affected by anticipated reduc- tions in operating and capital funding from the Province. A public meeting on the 1997 budget will be held Thursday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Town hall. "We're interested in hearing from the public about what they see as the needs and wants of the community," notes the ma\ or. adding Council would also like to hear residents' %iews on the tax rate and service pnonties. Council is expected to begin consider- ation of a draft budget for 1977 earl- in January. 209000 SHIRTS ON SAW. START FRO) From Canada's Premiere Sbirt Maker Great Variety of Sims And Colours $6.33! OPEN PICMMG HOME E LEISURE CENTRE DAILY 1777 PICKERING PKWY. BROCK RD. & HWY. 401, PICKERING (905) 686-7419 ,�I Here Are 4 Outstanding BuysM Hurry in for best selection t- II� I! 1 1 .....----�43. DOUBLE Tzel SLEEPING SAG _encs "'- Z individual bags stuff polyester fill. Ivor cover. 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"We have a report from the Centre for Forensic Science which indicates (a) 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity station wagon, which was eastbound on the Gardiner, actually came in contact with Michel Hajj;" says Metro Toronto Police Detective Sergeant Jim McLane. "As as result of the impact, he was pushed over the guardrail:" The 30 -year-old died of injuries suf- fered in the 0 -marc fall to a gravel parking lot below the Gardiner, an autopsv had con - luded earlier. Det. Sgt. McLane reports fibres and hits of clothing were found on the front of the station wagon during the Alk— .:cntre's investiga- Michel Hajj tion. Ajax man killed The investiga- after car tion continues and knocked him Police are talking off Gardiner :o the Crown attorney to deter- mine how to proceed with the case, he says. Police were originally unsure whether Mr. Hajj accidentally fell or was pushed over the waist -high guardrail. His disabled limousine was parked at the side of the expressway bridge and he was outside the vehicle when it was hit by a station wagon at 11:15 p.m. Another car hit the wagon. At the time, police reported Mr. Haj had been seen after the accident and was later discovered in the parking lot. But after talking to witnesses, police now report no one saw the part- time limousine driver on the Gardiner after the accident. His body was found when people looked over the guardrail, Det. Sgt. McLane says. r d that your e won't last h the winter? down"SO not =1 :11— hiowo!t .�& , I Md -0. to emega= Savo tip to 40, - on yout heatinq cost" . eS .� • Air CoWkiows • Air Cleams HYSHERIDCONDAN 1895 CI•rn•nh lid., N 160, Prck•rirq, Ont. l ING l W 3V5 Call Now! (905) 427-5551 Gunpoint arrest slows traffic on Hwy. 401 DURHAM -- Heavily armed provincial and regional police officers arrested three men at gunpoint on Highway 401 yesterday afternoon after a report that a motorist pointed a handgun at another driver. One OPP officer was taken to hospital for treat- ment for a leg injury he suffered while "running for cover" during the "high-risk take-down", but no weapons were fired during the 4 p.m. inci- dent, OPP Sergeant Bob McManus said. Six OPP and four Durham police cruisers surrounded a red Acura Integra lust east of Brock Street, at which point the driver pulled over to the shoulder. A restricted handgun was sciicd by police dur- ing a search of the car. The eastbound lanes of Hwy. 401 at Brock Street were closed for about 30 minutes during the inci- I dent but re -opened after 4 p.m. The highway drama unfolded after police received a report from a motorist at about 3:30 p.m. that "a man was seen waving a gun in a car" on the highway just east of Markham Road in Scar- borough. An OPP patrol officer spotted the car eastbound and tailed it "until arrangements could be made to take the car down" in Whitby, Sgt. McManus said. Three suspects were arrested and taken to Durham police headquar- ters in downtown Oshawa. Information about their identities or whether charges were laid was not available at press time. I 1 c 40Q RE't`�te t� aUntthP� Off. lr�. �t1t5 Jr` l t,,��ttgv`-aF'S First Fbr krffw kYbffrnHw Marathon 1 M(Bffjff%�� ftm 190q 427-4170 •, :oo•. (,a>'r Ca �.� rtaia>'Itl _. _ _ Durham `THFWVWS ADVEWIURR• WED., 6CT08VR'Z 1"&PAf,E 3 -At Fund-raiser aids Durham YMCA DURHAM -- Looking for a real bargain this fall'? The Durham Region YMCA holds a yard sale this Saturday from 9 a.m. to I P.M. The sale, which will be at 814 Brock St. N. in Whithy, will feature it For the I iheral Part• candidate Dan W 1 OIfioal Agent: Numix•r of Contrihutom lural Contribution%: 1()tal Hecrion Expcnscs: Ocduct Pcru)nal Expenses of (:andidatc Intal Elccuon Expcn.c. tiuhlect to the 1 emit Auditor: variety of goods such as office furni- ture, hockey equipment, and house- hold items. In case of rain, an alternate date is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 6. For more information, call 668- 6868. the information nom reads as follow+: Duncan I: Head 142 SS -.tea i' 550.0(1 Six.9L4 t.-, liar. & %Iurphc. ( A amount onKin.dly rc•p„rrcd included an amount h)r unpaid J.nm.. ('np.ud claim. the amount .,t S-.62 i- have Lccn pmd I'crrimc•d I imrt ut I Ic,non f xpcn.. for ( )ntano: fhc u,mplc•tc «•turn reslxcnnv ciccnon expen.c. tar the alw,%c.andtdatc ma% Ix: c-Virnrncdbvomta,rim, •tlrt.non.t.rna,l.r. Ek-Cb<►ts ( )ttawa. 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The rush-hour crackdown will overlap across ('anada will participate in Opera- OPP spot checks will be conducted un Deck to nab careless drivers a nation-wide' campaign against "high- tion Impact. tanxting, drivers with had Durham highways during the two-week DURHAM — Provincial police arc risk" drivers, which kicks off Saturdav habits such as dritint whilc impaired, tail- program. police will also be checking for pulling out all the and continues until Oct. 18. gating and running traffic sitnals and stop seatbelt use. stops in a blitz launched vester- day targeting , . , • hithway hell - raisers. OPP officers. regardless of their ranks or normal job func- tions. have hit the j n -s s • highwa}s as part u of project All I Hands on Deck. a campaign aimed tt at improving rush-hour safett 5 on all 400 series 0, highwats. .;,E rim AJ_ In Durham Region. 10 OPP cruisers out of'e WhiIby detach- '• O� r f ' t ••.� meet will patrol C f or be stationed �� • r•` . a.r• �—`,. L► `,_ time along the busiest - Ze tretrhes of }lwy. t -__401 during the Okla � - l . morning and eSS aftcrnoon mad Idatty dashes to and - from work. w Atgressite cieairancO dritcrs who speed. run shoul- ders. make unsafe O lane chanter and in general "make thing frustrat- °" • • °` •►'!t '� ing," for law- j .�:. SPECIAL EDfTION SPECIAL EDITION r 11 abiding motorists - ORT 0 GUARD ORTHOPEDIC DYNASTY will be shown no _ mercy. Sergeant •1' # Bob McManus '239 t ou s. u A :_5uas�1�. t .•t 99 2591;vrE 0 'I drive in my .• , f own car out there SET $4!E!469 SET s394 $' SET 314 -� eten�dat and 1 � _� • � know it's frustrat- DOUBLE 299 DOUBLE, 2T9 S"c. 439 [[[ ing for people to QUEEN 329 SET Spa QUEEN 309 SET ala DOUBLE_. 209 SET 374 l 1 ti :f•' see other drivers KING 509 SET 759 KING ...459 SET 7^9 QUEEN_ 239 SET going down the shoulders or cut- OFA -FRAME FOTO DELUXE FUTON ting you off.WINDSOR BUNK CAPTAINS BED We're going to be _ inciuees 8v a• A out there trying to stop them," he ` So - says. -NO G.S.T. *NO P.S.T. d Police will •SET OF SHEETS .BED FRAME also respond to r—_ - mciudes ckwefm -MATTRESS COVER PEFUMMME,ILLOW 4 WW highway snitches mamess 6 trarre so M � � - E *bves •ot p.xehaeW bri•at abrage drawers • using cellular phones to report AWVAVW WOOD SKIMUM ON BU DIVAN DAYBED MATES 8ED E KUIC ADIUSTA•LE •ED motorists causing .l �� includes 20 NEt� mayhem. year gty The OPP has OMhopract c si mattress Put an additional LOWEST r' 31 vehicles on _ - ish 2 drawers the road, calling = nva� m into duty com- very st�roy� �o„rsVft�e" arii4 mand staff, com- UTv munity service, _ • , planning, train- �- • • ing, court and • even administra- BAYLY tive officers as TAUNTON part of the crack- } x ff CLEMEIV'I'S w , down on high- `z ways across the `�- A • • - • • , . , . Greater Toronto s ��K $ o , Area. o FAMNG PERSONAL No timeframe *N x v�f� A CHEMS � • has been set for 1 ,... the program, sawnk is . . which Sgt. � � � � I" McManus says ��♦ ��-s/ could run "until • • • • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. oc roiwa 2, 1' &PAGE 5-A P PACT concerned about Pickering dump waste move FROM PAGE 1 The transfer is a condition of anout-of-court settlement reached in April between Metro and the Town. Pickering had sued Metro to force it to close Brock West, which is now scheduled to stop taking all but the waste from Brock North after Nov. 30. Mr. Strain notes the fact PACT is commenting on the transfer plans does not change its opposition to the moving of the garbage in the first place, especial- ly without an environmental hearing. "We don't believe Brock West is capa- ble of handling more garbage. It's just going to make a big mess bigger." PACT states in its letter char. * There should be a fully -do Cemented x comparison of the Brock West site to the original site design it was approved under (PACT believes that design was not fol- lowed), in order to be able to assess whether Brock West is able to take the extra garbage. * 'llxm should be monitorin- for it dater variety of ha/ardcws gaffes at Brock North. * Gas monitoring should not be limited to tracking a 10 -hour average of conccntra- tions bLcausc that will ignore `spikes' or increases in concentration that cart affect area resicic:nts and schools. PA(T wants to know whether Metro will install con- trols on fresh air fans in local schools to block outside air from entering if a spike occurs and atleLLs the outside air quality. * Pre autiorns must he (cw'ek)ptxi to pro- tect ncightx)rs 4 Brock West whem the waste will be dumped. not just residents at Brock North where it will be dug up. * An explanation is required for ques- tionable figures in a consultant's report on methane gas concentrations and pres- sure: in the Brock North landfill. "We find it -wry difficult to accept that the pressure in the dump can he it negative value rela- tive to atmospheric prt,,sure" says PA(T. * More information is required on the informal temperature of the Bn)ck North landfill, which rnav have an etlect on whether toxic suhst<.ux ,s are released during the move. PACT wants its concerns to be Vandalism ` shocking' FROM PAGE 1 breaking windows using a fire extin- guisher and looting classrooms. Formaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve dissection subjects, was found spilled in one area of the Staff Sgt. Ryna said. In total, 14 windows inside the school and four external windows were smashed, said the school's stunned pri"TTo eexpenence this level of vandal- ism was sbocking. One just doesn't expect to see this level of damage done in school," Brian Butler said. "I was very disappointed and I'm sure parents and all the community are ashamed of such an act of vandalism like this, especially one that affects so many people." School officials decided to cancel classes for the morning so there would be no safety hazards while workers removed glass and debris, said Mr. Butler. Two 16 -year-olds from Ajax have been charged with break and enter, theft, mischief over $5,000, possession of stolen property and possession of burglary tools. addressed before the transfer of waste begins, gmup needs to take its questions about the says Mr. Strain. transter to the Ministry of the Environment. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs says the since in its settlement with Metro. Pickering EATON'S rl ur Aloft agreed the ministry would be the arbiter of whether the operation was (king rvd6rrned safely and correctly. One DQ)/ Only Thursday, October 3rd O 0 U P TO OFF selected items storewide Plus, Special One -Day Offers No GST or PST on Selected Men's & Women's Designer Fashions Eaton "5 -0 oed ct the equvakent ;)I tee GST ano try? 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RcLiii ad%rrtism;, m:magrr ARE F.AKHOURIF:. 1 Aslnbuuon rn:uuger It cra•ral: 00fxk+-51 IU Cias irxd: (40S) U16 -O'07 Cirrulatiun: tµ151 h,4.-511' F'\x: (u(r . r, h Exlall:Nc" r,vi , lhi inukw, net On the lnterrw•t: Imp :iwsrw durham leo, rwt the \cH Vhcriser u a nxmh•r ,,f the .Alaw.-N kcnng &eud of-rrkie. Can.kltan Conlnllmlth Vnv p;trvr AsF\ . Canadian Circulations Atkin Burd. Ontario Pres Council arkl o\t%thl the publisher rc cnc, the nght t„ dassd% or refuse am ahms•ment. Credit for adwrii cnicni limped to spate• trace error (tiivpes Work 1*t out It didn't talo the opposition Liberals at Queen's Park long to jump on the bandwagon and call for Durham West MPP Janet Ecker's�resio�nation. Ms. Ecker, the newly -appointed Social Services Minister in the Mike Harris Government, has been the target of published reports and opposition %N1PPs over workfare, the Ton scheme to make welfare recipients work for their benefits. Workfare has hardly been a police model for the Ontario zo ernment -- in theon or practice. And the numbers indeed indicate it will be harder to implement than even the most pessimistic Ton may have hoped. But it is still a program Ontanam voted for when they swept the provincial Tories to power in June, 1995. And like his tgovcrnment's controversial tax cut tthe Liberals, you max recall. also said that wouldn't work. or benefit Ontanans ). workfare is an election promise the Pro;,rrssive Conservatives must keep. In five years of Bob Rae's Ontario, social assistance cases ballooned in direct proportion to the Province's record deficit. It was necessan to put a stop to the growing wel- fare rolls -- through tougher requirements and the introduction of workfare. The Harris government clear - h offered what it believes is a solution: welfare recipi- ents earning their pa}. And Ontarians agreed when they cast their ballots in the last provincial election. Here in Durham, officials admit there is less support than they had anticipated in the community. No won- der, considering the muscle -flexing and boycott threats by unions against those who would consider participat- ing in the workfare program. Ontarians who elected a majority Tory government clearly support the notion of workfare. There have been setbacks (as there would be in any pilot pro - Cram), but that doesn't mean it can't work. Neither docs it mean the Province should abandon the initia- tive. The provincial government owes it to Ontarians to forge ahead with workfare. Ontarians owe it to them- selves to consider this as part of the solution to get people off social assistance and reduce the onerous cost of Ontario's welfare system. It's not a handout to business. It's a hand up for those struggling to earn an honest day's pay for an honest day's work. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040 nfosource and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone POIlove letters . las Plckerlug News Advertiser accepts let- 1F,.,editor., All letters should be typed or ttwritten, .154 words. Each letter must � ' $:lust" And lost name or two initials �'1tt�se;clllade a phone number for reserves the tt�V* to edit bx . Icontetttt. +Upinions Overheard... "I was always in the Boy Scouts growing up and in church and school groups. Th:►t'c the reason I'rn involved. You get that warm fuzzy feeling inside when you're doing good. It's addictive. It sounds corny but it's really true." -- Jim Leckey, a 10 - year member of the Ajax Kinsmen Club, on why he became involved in a service club. ♦ Letters to the editor MP McTeacrue accessible; MPP Ecker "too busy' To the editor: After reading your letters to the editor column of Sept. 20. I couldn't help but agree wholeheartedly and almost laugh at the comments made by Sharleen Stoker Foote and Raymond Sinclair. 1, too, am haying a similar experience which has prompt- ed me to write. As Lobby Co-ordinator of Duffins Creek Co-operative Homes in Pickering, I felt it necessary to contact our elected officials to discuss a 52 -per cent cut to our 1996 operating budget. In June I hand -delivered a package containing 38 letters from our mem- bers, one from our staff, 73 signatures on a petition and a request for a meet- ing at their earliest convenience. Within days my package was acknowledged by Dan McTeague's office and an appointment for a meet- ing was made. I had the opportunity to discuss our concerns personally and, to date, received three letters of corre- spondence. For Mr. McTeague's efforts we are extremely grateful, but the bottom line remains the same. The federal government has not cut trans- fer payments to the Province in regards to co-operative housing and negotiations with the Province in regards to the administration of co-op housing is still taking place. We have been advised to bring our concerns to the attention of the Ontario govern- ment. Try as I may, the provincial govern- ment is just too busy right now to dis- cuss my concerns. Acknowledgement of my package to Ms. Janet Ecker's office was received with, "I will make sure she gets this but she is really busy right now with committee meetings. Parliament will recess soon and we will set up an appointment then" Finally, when an appointment was set up in August, it was cancelled due to her appointment as Minister of - Community and Social Services. I was promised a meeting for sometime in September. I am still waiting for con firmation. Although we have elected an NIPP with a resume that reads like a book, 1 find it does little good it'she is jug- gling so many hats that she doesn't have any time to stay in touch with the people who elected her. Linda Tamburro, Pickering Support the CAW, support the community To the editor: General Motors spokesman Greg Gibson says, "We have to be com- petitive. There is only one way to ensure job security for our employ- ees and that's to ensure our compet- itiveness in the global market". Isn't a profit of $1.39 billion last year — the largest profit in the his- tory of any Canadian corporation not competitive? Is a $6.4 -billion profit in North America not compet- itive? GM has plans to eliminate more than 6,000 jobs Canada -wide, of which approximately 2,800 are in Durham Region. Why? Pure and simple greed. To put more money in the shareholders' pockets. That's GM's idea of competitiveness. Remember, if we are forced to strike, it is for our jobs; jobs that bring much-needed money into Durham Region. We don't want 2,800 Durham residents on L nem- ployment just so GM can make more millions. In supporting the Canadian Aut, Workers you support your commu- nity. Kevin O'Shca. Pickering Durham school board's priority not the students To the editor: Re: R. Sergison's letter of Sept. 27 'School board gets a failing grade in communication'. Finally, somebody tells it like it is. Our experience with the -best in the world" has been so satistacton and rewarding that we felt com- pelled to remove our child from the public system altogether. It has been clear to us that the priorities of this board have not been in the best interest of the stu- dents or the parents who support them in the first place. And why should they'? They're getting our tax dollars regardless of whether we're satisfied or not. Perhaps we should send our por- tion of the education tax monthly via personal cheque, so we could withhold our funds when we hear budget cuts are "oh so necessary", yet the spending habits of the pow- ers that be at "Club Ed" do not reflect this. Our tax dollars continue to buy wingback chairs and braided rugs and to refurbish kitchen cabinets, to buy a new stove and paint the interi- or of our schools for color changes, etc., etc. All for the benefit of our students? We think not. Please let us know how we can reach the `Durham Parents for Input in Education', we have a lot more to say. N.K. Kayes• Pickering yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.yyOCTORER 2.1996 -PAGE 7-A yy. �p�N OF Az cf- Weekend i� zPicii Fj11t1NGPasses Pool Town of Pickering(905)420.2222(905)602760 2 for 1 Oct. 7 Council Meeting Oct. 9 Committee Of Adjustment Oct. 9 Site Plan Advisory Committer Oct. Is Executive Committee Meeting Oct. 17 Statutory Public Information Meeting Oct. 17 Pickering\Ontario Hydro Liaison Mtg. One The Pickering Nuclear Generation Station -7:30 p.m. Oct. 21 Council Meeting Oct. 23 Site Plan Advisory Committer Oct. 24 1y9' Budget and Municipal Taxation Meeting TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1996 Monday.Oct. I -t Closed Tuesday, Oct. 15 ExecutIve Committee Meeting at 7:30 p.m. .No Collections on Mondays Nlonday. 0,:t. 14 No Sc,", bre %londay. Oct. 14 Closed Closed on Mondays Monday. (let. 1.1 Closed 1 Monday.Oct. 1.1 Closed Public Skating No Public Skatim-, on Mondays %londay. Oct. 14 Closed Erriergeno, Scn ices will not he affected h} the Holiday Schedule Town of Pickering; Public Works Emergency Telephone Number is 19051 683-4319 r6j-11,e, .%oua-sz el 3prrlccl, r Con�9r � ... the Durham Board of Education for receiving the distinguished Carl Bertelsmann Prize 1996 ,dor Excellence in Education Notice of Public Meeting of the Executive Committee of Council to Consider the Staff Recommended r'k'k"ring Pickering Official Plan t1,.i ria-, r't�^ When: November 7, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. Where: Council Chambers Pickering Civic Complex One the Esplanade Pickering, Ontario The Executive Committee of Council will be considering a staff recommended Pickering Official Plan at the date. time and location listed above You are encouraged to attend this meeting and provide the committee with any comments that you may have. Following this meeting, it is anticipated that Town Council will formally adopt a new Official Plan in early December. 11 you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering Official Plan• you must make a written request to. Town Clerk. Town of Pickering, the One Esplanade, Pickering Ontario. L1 V 6K7. If a person or public body that files a nonce of appeal of a decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new Pickering Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a pudic meeting or make written submissions to the Town of Pickering before the new Pickering Official Plan is adopted. the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. If you have any questions, please contact Catherine Rose at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905) 683-2760. ee1 2 for 1 Public swim pass Y ,ant the Rlei'litation Complex Pool Q 0567 VallyEarm Road. SM -1711 or 667-6582) �S V Oro nia a` y�,t� ' 1 " oma° yCOP 40 Adults $3.00 Youth $2.00 Q present this Oyer for your free pass r;• { Wa1id aw d Grtokgr 27. 1996) 11, public swimlFrkley 7:00 - 9:OOptn Open Swim `#n urday schedule 1:00 - 4 00pm OPS 7:00 - 9:00prn Open Swim C. Sunday 1:00 - . 4:oopm Open 7:00 - 9:00pm Open Swim 4> wp ,r, . M1, -Er;' -i �t;i.�' . �:i-k'..W.4:::v � .c x:t:v7;, •.,.l.�{- �.k�� ,:�3.cc; -t;W •:w 7,� t� 12th Annual Durham Regional Police ' Disabled �..t Children's Games Saturday, Nov. 23/96 Pickering Recreation Complex 4:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For registralon information please call 831-1111 or 683.6582. spectators welcome! Am" FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Call 839-8095 Bring the family in for a tour of one of our South Pickering Fire Halls Don't Get On The Courtsl The Pickering Recreation Complex is offering a October 17/96 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. November 16/96 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. • We Provide AN The Equipment • FREE Members and Non -Members Wekome For Further *'rmation contact Stott Coleman at the Rea lion Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582 ext. 236 fitness THE TOWN OF PICKERING ... at the Recreation Complex requires a 1867 Valleyfarm Road Sys Junior Systans Analyst Monday's to maintain and/or develop program logic Corporation of the from defined specifications; provide PC Tewn of Pickerirt= & PC equipment support; prepare One The �-gram operations & user Esplanade documentation according to system pk*er&q, Ontario specifications & technical requirements. L1Y 6KT Mandatory gaalifkstions include a diploma or degree in a related area from a recognized university. postsecondary An Equal OprAxtunity institute or equivalent; ability to identify Employer & analyze hardware & software problem: knowledge of MS-DOS, MS - la wvrdancc wish the Windows & PC applications; ability to Municipal Frrrtkrn of perform physical demands (lifting, l yi,rm'iaw aad Perdue I'm bending, etc.) required of the position; id' Prim- ,vAct. Lhe willingness to work irregular hours infixInAuti t gatherod is collcacsd pursuant k, the including evenings & weekends. In Municipal Act. R.S.O. addition, the candidate should possess a 19911, c.M.45, and will he minimum of one year's experience as an aced ,, `ckxt a car l d; t< analyst Knowledge of MS Access, Oracle & Neiware 4.1 considered as We dunk all those asset. individualswho apply: y: only aprlkants granW'An Please submit your detailed resume ,ntcrvww will he before (ktober If. . 1996 to Dayle M. ackrumUgcd Cameron, Manager of Human Resources. r6j-11,e, .%oua-sz el 3prrlccl, r Con�9r � ... the Durham Board of Education for receiving the distinguished Carl Bertelsmann Prize 1996 ,dor Excellence in Education Notice of Public Meeting of the Executive Committee of Council to Consider the Staff Recommended r'k'k"ring Pickering Official Plan t1,.i ria-, r't�^ When: November 7, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. Where: Council Chambers Pickering Civic Complex One the Esplanade Pickering, Ontario The Executive Committee of Council will be considering a staff recommended Pickering Official Plan at the date. time and location listed above You are encouraged to attend this meeting and provide the committee with any comments that you may have. Following this meeting, it is anticipated that Town Council will formally adopt a new Official Plan in early December. 11 you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering Official Plan• you must make a written request to. Town Clerk. Town of Pickering, the One Esplanade, Pickering Ontario. L1 V 6K7. If a person or public body that files a nonce of appeal of a decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new Pickering Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a pudic meeting or make written submissions to the Town of Pickering before the new Pickering Official Plan is adopted. the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. If you have any questions, please contact Catherine Rose at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905) 683-2760. ee1 2 for 1 Public swim pass Y ,ant the Rlei'litation Complex Pool Q 0567 VallyEarm Road. SM -1711 or 667-6582) �S V Oro nia a` y�,t� ' 1 " oma° yCOP 40 Adults $3.00 Youth $2.00 Q present this Oyer for your free pass r;• { Wa1id aw d Grtokgr 27. 1996) 11, public swimlFrkley 7:00 - 9:OOptn Open Swim `#n urday schedule 1:00 - 4 00pm OPS 7:00 - 9:00prn Open Swim C. Sunday 1:00 - . 4:oopm Open 7:00 - 9:00pm Open Swim 4> wp ,r, . M1, -Er;' -i �t;i.�' . �:i-k'..W.4:::v � .c x:t:v7;, •.,.l.�{- �.k�� ,:�3.cc; -t;W •:w 7,� t� 12th Annual Durham Regional Police ' Disabled �..t Children's Games Saturday, Nov. 23/96 Pickering Recreation Complex 4:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For registralon information please call 831-1111 or 683.6582. spectators welcome! Am" FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Call 839-8095 Bring the family in for a tour of one of our South Pickering Fire Halls Don't Get On The Courtsl The Pickering Recreation Complex is offering a October 17/96 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. November 16/96 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. • We Provide AN The Equipment • FREE Members and Non -Members Wekome For Further *'rmation contact Stott Coleman at the Rea lion Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582 ext. 236 fitness for teens ... at the Recreation Complex TitoyWeatin9 1867 Valleyfarm Road hurting Monday's {eel 9reat� 4:30pm to 5:15pm $5 a C/ass briny one frwrid for free unfll Oct 30th 1 qqb More Into 7 Call 831-1 71 1 or h83-E:�583 PAGE 8-A•THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. OCTOBER 2, 1996 Around Durham Region Friend of Whitby fire victims pleads for public help Burned -out family needs clothes, furniture BY CHRIS BOWIE _ 1A RH %%I ST%FF WHITBY — A Whitb,, woman and her three children arc trying to get back on their feet after a fire destroyed their apartment on the weekend. Kim Bradlev and her sons were ect- ting read% to move into a new apart- ment when a Saturdav mornine fire ripped through the apartment the% were leaving at 512 Brock St. S. What should have been an exciting time has been overshadowed by the tragedy. Without insurance, the mother of three can't afford to pay for new furni- ture, but family friend Mary Mom- hourquette is trying to encourage peo- ple in the community to help the Bradlevs get their lives hack to nor- mal. "Her bedroom and bathroom were gutted and the rest was badly damaged by the smoke;" she says. "Her %oungcst son is a bad asthmatic" Ms. Bradley and her boys have a place to stay but she's without some Furniture and clothing fir the children. She's on welfare and still owes money on the furniture destroyed in the fire. Mrs. Mombourquette hopes the public will help the Bradley family by donating important items lost in the blaze. She's also trying to establish a trust account to help pay off the money Ms. Bradlev owes on the furniture. "She owes about S7(X) to $800 on the furniture, but I'd like to try and raise 51,000 for her;" says Mrs. Mom- bourquette. The children are just starting to miss their own possessions, but despite the loss, "The kids have been really good," says Ms. Bradley. While the fire has uprooted the lives of the family, assistance of peo- ple like Mrs. Mombourquette has been a blessing. -She's a great woman," Ms. Bradlee says. "She took my oldest boy for two days and got him oft to school every morning. 1 don't even have a clock to make sure the kids get up in time for school. - The Whitby Fire Department has not determined the cause of the fire, but Ms. Bradlev says her son and a friend had knocked over a lamp on the bed. The morning of the fire she returned home to find a "haze- in the hallway and soon discovered it was smokc. Tucking her youngest boy under her coat she notified neighbors to evacuate the building. A was able to save the asthmatic ventilator." she says. "It's a S600 machine" No one was injured. The Bradlevs' two cats cscn escaped unscathed, thanks to the efforts of an off-duty Metro police officer who nabbed the felines from the flames. Items the family needs include chil- dren's clothing sizes 12-14, 7-8, and 2- 3. especially underwear; shoe sites 10 and 1. bedding, towels. toiletries, lxrts, pans, eating utensils, and toddler toys. Through Social Scr%ices. T1s. Bradlev was able to get tads and mat- tresses from Landmark Furniture, but the family still needs a high chair. dressers and a television. *'An\ food items would also greatly be appreciated." says Mrs. Mombour- quette. Donations may be dropped off at Ms. Bradley's new apartment, 702 Brock St. S., Whitby (side -basement apartment) or by calling her at 655- 7685 or 723-8875, or Mrs. Mombour- quette, after 6 p.m. at 666-0533. Bear -y impressive display Shoppers at the Harwood Place Mall in Guide Mark Talbot was on hand with infor- Ajax were treated to a recent display of 50 mation about the animals, including this animals native to North America by the polar bear. Wild Life Museum from Quebec City. photo by Andrew Iwanowski (Cops, kin need help finding missing Oshawa woman OSHA"A — Police and family con- cerned about the safety of a 34 -year-old Oshawa woman missing for two weeks are appealing for help. Norma April Crandell, who lives with her parents at their Simcoe Street South residence, was last seen Sept. 16 at a downtown Toronto bar. Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of Durham Regional Police said the woman "has gone away on several previous occa- sions for a few days, but has never been away from home this long a time" Ms. Crandell is white, five feet, 162 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a purple shirt, burgundy pants, pink socks and white running shoes. Anyone who has information is asked to call Detective Steve Mackey at (905) 683-9100, extension 2770. the blaze was out when firefighters arrived. Plant staff are investigating the explosion. Youth charged after cop bit in fracas with teens AJAX — Five youths were arrested by police at gunpoint outside the Pickering Village arena after a report that someone was pointing a gun at motorists Tuesday morning. While police released the five with a warning after a paint gun was found during a search of a vehicle, a sixth youth, not with the group, was arrested for biting a police officer during the fracas that unfolded. Durham Regional Police Inspector John Hamil- ton, of 24 Division, said one officer got involved in Norma Crandell an altercation with the youth, one of several stu- dents from a nearby high school who gathered around and began shouting during the arrest of the five youngsters. "11W officer told them to stay back and one disobeyed and was arrested for obstruct- ing police. There was a scuffle and the officer was bit on the shoulder," said Insp. Hamilton. He said the bite broke the officer's skin, sending him to hospital for precautionary medical treatment. John The incident began after a Hamilton resident called police and reported that kids in a car in the parking lot at the Church Street North arena were pointing what appeared to be a gun at other cars. Police say a youth, whose age was not available at press time, faces a charge of assaulting a police officer. Sludge tank blows at sewage plant in Pickering PICKERING — The explosion of an empty sludge holding tank at the York -Durham Water Pollution Control Plant Tuesday morning caused a huge noise but no injuries. It's believed the 10:37 a.m. blast was caused by an electrical short, says Captain Ron Morgan of the Pickering Fire Department's fire prevention office. The explosion blew two covers off the tank and resulted in a "column of fire" burning briefly from the top of it. "It was a 30 -second light show and it was over;' says Capt. Morgan. He notes the "huge" tank and three others like it had recently been installed. The fire department was called to the scene but downtown Toronto bar. Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of Durham Regional Police said the woman "has gone away on several previous occa- sions for a few days, but has never been away from home this long a time" Ms. Crandell is white, five feet, 162 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a purple shirt, burgundy pants, pink socks and white running shoes. Anyone who has information is asked to call Detective Steve Mackey at (905) 683-9100, extension 2770. the blaze was out when firefighters arrived. Plant staff are investigating the explosion. Youth charged after cop bit in fracas with teens AJAX — Five youths were arrested by police at gunpoint outside the Pickering Village arena after a report that someone was pointing a gun at motorists Tuesday morning. While police released the five with a warning after a paint gun was found during a search of a vehicle, a sixth youth, not with the group, was arrested for biting a police officer during the fracas that unfolded. Durham Regional Police Inspector John Hamil- ton, of 24 Division, said one officer got involved in Norma Crandell an altercation with the youth, one of several stu- dents from a nearby high school who gathered around and began shouting during the arrest of the five youngsters. "11W officer told them to stay back and one disobeyed and was arrested for obstruct- ing police. There was a scuffle and the officer was bit on the shoulder," said Insp. Hamilton. He said the bite broke the officer's skin, sending him to hospital for precautionary medical treatment. John The incident began after a Hamilton resident called police and reported that kids in a car in the parking lot at the Church Street North arena were pointing what appeared to be a gun at other cars. 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Let your imagination run wild, or tell us the scariest thing that really happened to you. We'll run the winning entries from each age category on Wednesday, Oct. 30. In addition to seeing their story in print, winners will receive a pizza party to share with their class. Don't forget to include your name, address, age and phone number with your store. t We'll choose one winner in the 7-10 year age group and one in the 1 1-13 year age group. Send your entry to: Spooky Stories \e«s advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Attn: Steve Houston r ------------------------------ i "THANKSGIVING IS UPON US" �r BUTLER �I CARPET CLEANING SERVICES 51986 r i' (Entire) WHOLE HOUSE A f Get any 5 rooms of Carpet r� Steam Cleaned Plus C r i� your Sofa & Chair for S99 Book bcforc (Extra charge for cotton and loose cushions): ' Oct 112. (905) 686-9160 ' and receiveive bonus Mast Present Coupon Offer Expires LV �c1e� ng — FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON AREA RUGS Oct. 1 1996) to Drive only 1/2 hour and save BIG $S on Np S, Canadian Made Furniture atl TOROMARIC FUMI UM Markham's Oldest Discount Store SPECIALISTS IN CHESTERFIELD SUITES & RE -UPHOLSTERING Featuring SKLAR We have the . LOWEST PRICES & SUPERSTYLE "`�►- Will beat any others! & many more. plus LOWEST PRICES on 6 MONTHS PAYMENT ROXTON FURNITURE, r PLAN OKN DAILY FREE This weep $100 No extra charges ON Hwr.7 IN MARKHAM Bonus On X9051 294-2581 JUST WEST OF HWY 48 DELIVERY chesterrtelds 477-2055 N you want to save - come to Toromark Furniture Friendly festival set for Ajax Public Library AJAX -- A Fall Festival at Ajax Public Libraries this weekend has something_ of interest for people of all ares. Friends of the Ajax Public i.ibruy's first-ever Fall Festival Saturday and Sunday includes activi- ties like storytelling, a children's concert, crafts and tours.All events are free. but space is limited, so interested people should complete sign-up shccts available at the three library branches. All Saturday events arc at the main library branch. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. local author Cheryl Fedak will display and make crafts in the children's deparunent. Some of the proceeds from the sale of her txx>k, ('raft Ideas for Children of All Ages, will be donated to the Friends of the Library. Man• Jean Mann will hold 30-rninutc story- telling sessions, from 10:30 to 1 l a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to noon, l0r children ayes four io seven years. ('hildren from tour to ciLht wars can Make !Music with ( 1enda from 1:30 to 2 p.m. and again from 2:30 to 3 p.m. i.eadin,_ the program is music teacher and long-time Ajax resident (flenda Varty. l'articipants can experiment with several musical instrument -ti. 'nle Writers Circle of Durham Region will sponsor a Write Your Own Story session from 1 to 3 p.m. for children eight to l 1 years. Adults unfitmiliar with library services can tour the main branch with library staff at l l a.m. and again at 3 p.m. Adult programs offered Saturday are Motiva- tional Writing from I 1 a.m. to noon and Research- ing Your Roots starting at 1:30 p.m. On Sunday, local artist Jim Majury will display his work and paint at the McLean Community Cen- tre branch from 2 to 5 p.m. Admission is a donation to the Friends of the library. Child can will be pro- vided by local Girl Guides. lite main library branch is at the corner of Ifar- wood Avenue and Kings Crescent, next to the litw•n hall: the Villagc branch is on ('hurch Street north cif I lwy. 2: and the Mclean branch is in the commu- nity centre at the southeast comer of Westney Ro.txl North and Mainil Ikivc. Call F=riends of the Ajax Public Librtty presi- dent Val Marshall at 428-1328 for more infonna- tion. THE RUSTIES dimI I The once a year rust proofing that really works SAf)E THE 66 %(>'J!w TH/S GnUPnN • Rust Check Application • Oil Spray I • Interior Shampoo • Shines • Fabric Guard ' I 11 i ..A loll- • ..- ' I MAtrt►tnnwtltn frA1KGHUUNDS - 5 KM north of Hwy. #7 on McCowan at 18th Ave. AM MW I All Shows FREE with Admission FAMILY PASS $1600 (2 adults - 3 children) -Adults -'7.00 -Seniors -'5.00 -Children 12 yrs. & under - 52.00 Children 4 & under FREE -3 Day Pass,1 Adult - 514.00 Youth - Thurs. & Fri. before 6 prn - 54.00 Prices include G.S.T. CLIP & SAVE COUPON - MhRK�1AM 100 A OFF Daily Adult Admission One Coupon Der person Ajax, THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., O(.'rOBER 2, 199rPA(E 13-APro ram helps teens with problem parents 0 New Youth Centre AJAX-PICKF.RIN6 -- A new program Participant` will learn communication for 10 weeks, from Oct. 2 to I)ec. 4, from is starting for teens from violent homes and problem -solving skills to help them 6 to 8 p.m. at The Youth Centre. 360 program Grow>tng Up Too and young people whose parents have avoid becoming involved in substance and Bayly St. W., on the north side between substance abuse problems. Westney Road and Finley Avenue, in Fast'aims to help teens p date abuse. Growing I Jp "Rio Fast will give youths The free communis based program from violent homes learn Y- p rr.un is Ajax. 13 to 16 a chance to better understand a joint project of "The Youth Centre and (.'all "I"he Youth ('entre at 428-1212 or coping techniques their families and their feelings for their Pinewood Cenlre. Pincwood Centre at 683-5950 for more parents and themselves. Growing I Jp'foo Fast runs w'ednesdays information. Don't 4 - throw out those old jeans! AJAX-PICKI:RIN(T -- The local hospital wants your tired. your old. your torn and your shrunken -- jeans that is. "I•hc Ajax -Pickering General llospi- tal foundation needs as manv old pairs of blue jeans as can he found for the Fund-rtising Blue Jean Ball Satur- day, Oct. 11) at the Metro East "I rade Centre on Brock Road in Pickerin_. ... 1'hc blue jeans collected will he part of the decor for the dance." saes hall volunteer organi/er '.Maureen ':armer. "But save your favorite parr to wear to the ba11. We arc "caring up tier the hi_=_est and best dance Ajar and Pick- ering have had in years." Anyonc with old, clean jeans to donate is x%ked to drop them off at the foundation office at the hospital at 580 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajar. After the dance, the jeans will be donated to charity. "I -he Blue Jeans Ball will feature live music from the '50s and '60s -style hand. Pink Cadillac. Tickets arc S25. which covers draws, supper and a free designer T-shirt while quantities last. There will also be a silent auction, 50/50 draw and balloon burst. Call the hospital foundation at 428- 1407 for tickets. .!=20 ff Go casual! If you spot these jeans somewhere in today's edition of the News Adver- tiser, you could be eligible for free tickets to a night of casual fun and friendship at the upcoming Blue Jew Ball. It's a dance in aid of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and features a silent auction, raffles for great prizes and good old-fashio W fin! Simply clip out the picture of the blue jeans when you spot them, send it along with your none and a daytime phone number, and we'll enter your ballot in a draw for a pair of free tick- ets for the dance (and great T-shirts!) valued at $50. Send your entry to: BLUE JEANS BALL! News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont, LIS 2H5. ATTN: STEVE HOUSTON The net proceeds from this lottery will support health care programs that significantly impact the communities we serve. The Communities' of York Region � (D IJII F'I I I ZA IN YORK COUNTY & MARKHAM STOUFFVILLE HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONS Lottery License #P964857 ONE MILLION DOLLARS - TOTAL PRIZES ! 1 IN 50 CHANCES 2,462 SQ. FT. MODEL HOME (LOT 40) - Q BLUEBELL DR, MARKRW OPf TAR10 1 ST PRIZE $200,,000 A0 FN& DRAW IS NOVMBER M, 19% ON TICKETS PURCHAS® ON OR BEFORE NOVEIuBEi 25,19% An=nN01 PRIZES TO BE WON! (905) 47104=030 TOLL FREE 1-80A-579.4030 TiCKET REQUEST - OFFICIAL TiCKET WILL FOLLOW PLEASE SEND ME TiCKETS. MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO: YORK REGK)N HOSPITAL LOTTERY (PLEASE NO POST-DATED CHEQUES) NAME i7TYIT0V01 - POSTAL CODE PHONE METHOD OF PAYMENT: 01EQUE �] MONEY ORDER ❑ VISA G MASTERCARD ❑ AMEX VISA 9 D0 MATEARD (16) / AMEX (15): EXPIRY DATE: CARD NUMBER (13 T -�SRC ,- -- SIGNATURE ' DRAW IS HELD ON OCTOBER 11, 1996 ON TICKETS PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 7,1996. MAIL TO: YORK REGION HOSPITAL LOTTERY P.O. BOX 31221, STATION BRM. B TORONTO, ONTARIO M7Y 5M1 TO OBTAIN A LIST OF WINNERS, FULL. RULES AND LIST OF RESTRKTKM, SEND A STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO: LOTTERY, 381 CHURCH Sr., P.O. BOX 1800, MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3P 7P3. PdGH. I4 -A -THF NEV4 ti'AD�'FRTItitER, WF.D.. OCTOBEW2.19% Bus monitors Kristian Halkias (left) and Mike Brown help fellow monitor Rochelle Black jump from the rear door of a school bus during a bus evacuation drill at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax. photo by Andrew Iwanowski School bus safety a wheel concern for young Ajax monitors BY CHRISTY CHASE SPECIAL To T W. NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX -- The emergency door of the school bus flies open. Children quickly jump out, hud- dling together on the front lawn of St. Bernadette Catholic School. There's no panic, no screaming and no run - rung. No emergency either. The students, under the direction of Constable lRrad Durst of Durham Regional Police commu- nit% services, are going through bus evacuation drills. As bus monitors, the Grade 6. 7 and K stu- dents are responsible for ensuring other children �.!ct on and off buses safely and behave properly on their way to and from school. They must also take charge and get fellow students oft hoses safe - IN, in the event of a disaster. "In case of emergency, they have to know how to evacuate a bus or learn how to take o\ er a bus in case the bus drner has a he.ui attack or some - thine." Const. Durst said during a recent drill.puck, malli:ing it move lc So under the hitter's harW goes in ari Safety Patrol pro- Teumam- gram co-ordinatcd bv the Canadian Automobile Asso- %k h,. sutter %%ith achmm, Painful feet" Take a stand against Foot pain and call us today' Ronald J. Mein B.S.('.. D.P.M. PODIATRIST APPOINTMENT NOTICE MICHAEL BOYER Pontrac e Buick • GMC Trucks. is r easec tc annc;:rced the appointment of GERRY THORNTON in the position of USED CAR SALES MANAGER. Gerry formerly of Gus Brown Pontiac - Bu cK • GMC Trucks brings with him 25 YEARS of An in the automotive industry. Gerry would like to invite all past A � and current customers to stop by or i f to give him a call. BAyorCE •rEL COwE W h 715 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING (401 ✓k WHITES RD. EXIT) (905) 831-2693 (905) 686-5859 TRE SHARK HAS LANDED! NOW TAKING ORDERS! 1997 TIBURON 5 YEAR 100,000 KM WARRANTY 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE _ Y U HWY 401 Q _ - = N 0° GAYLY ST. W3 0 U GSTO I R0. l (F CKEFM VWGI eiation (CAA). Const. Durst and other communi- ty service officers visit schools to explain the ins and outs of being a bus monitor and to put the monitors through evacuation drills. He told the students at St. Bernadette they have to obey the driver and maintain eye contact with the driver when they are helping children or, and off the buses. In emergencies, monitors are to remain calm and use "take charge" voices. The St. Bernadette bus n ec monitors were shown how to help CjA`'G fellow pupils get off a vehicle safe- ly and quickly using one of three methods. The first. the front evac- uation, would sec students leave by the front door if the bus has a flat tiro or is hrokcn down and ADV there's no immediate danger. L The rear evacuation is used when the front crit t,, hkvkcd by a l� DOES YOUR CHILD SMILE WITH CONFIDENCE? :o wpm " Vete,ar s cove.age : � �•sr'S Me�c:ne 3 �3,uses csucuatr>.tlow sod sell-coundeuce b y _^ Cres s Foot APPOINTMENT NOTICE MICHAEL BOYER Pontrac e Buick • GMC Trucks. is r easec tc annc;:rced the appointment of GERRY THORNTON in the position of USED CAR SALES MANAGER. Gerry formerly of Gus Brown Pontiac - Bu cK • GMC Trucks brings with him 25 YEARS of An in the automotive industry. Gerry would like to invite all past A � and current customers to stop by or i f to give him a call. BAyorCE •rEL COwE W h 715 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING (401 ✓k WHITES RD. EXIT) (905) 831-2693 (905) 686-5859 TRE SHARK HAS LANDED! NOW TAKING ORDERS! 1997 TIBURON 5 YEAR 100,000 KM WARRANTY 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE _ Y U HWY 401 Q _ - = N 0° GAYLY ST. W3 0 U GSTO I R0. l (F CKEFM VWGI eiation (CAA). Const. Durst and other communi- ty service officers visit schools to explain the ins and outs of being a bus monitor and to put the monitors through evacuation drills. He told the students at St. Bernadette they have to obey the driver and maintain eye contact with the driver when they are helping children or, and off the buses. In emergencies, monitors are to remain calm and use "take charge" voices. The St. Bernadette bus n ec monitors were shown how to help CjA`'G fellow pupils get off a vehicle safe- ly and quickly using one of three methods. The first. the front evac- uation, would sec students leave by the front door if the bus has a flat tiro or is hrokcn down and ADV there's no immediate danger. L The rear evacuation is used when the front crit t,, hkvkcd by a l� DOES YOUR CHILD SMILE WITH CONFIDENCE? :o wpm PE:i,%NERS 40 � GROGRAM Yw'u see • positive cdnp V LiDES UNIFORM S24.95 csucuatr>.tlow sod sell-coundeuce b y ted is just o■s noetk or your nioney be JJ FAMILIES GROWING STRONG TOGETHER front-end collision or a fire or smoke near the dri- vers area. The split evacuation, used only in extreme cases when speed is essential, would sec monitors use both the front and back exits to get children ofl' a bus. Bus safety is important at the school since up to 75 per cent of the 670 students are bused to and from school, said vice-principal Mary Lou Michiels THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. OCTOBER Z, 199(I -PAGE 15-A ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT New wildlife sanctuary a pet project Ll And don't forget to look in our monthly Treasure Chest! During the first week of every month, Recycler's Report and the News Advertiser bring you The Treasure Chest. This space allows people to give away items they no longer want and for others to list their needs. Can you donate items for a garage sale that will be Geld in the National Sports park- ing lot at Hwy. 2 and the Ajax parks and recre- ation day camps thank donors and reports the day camps need lots of art sup- plies for their crafts. To use The Treasure Chest, call 420-5625 dur- ing regular business hours. ITEMS NEEDED 1) Articles for a garage sale to raise money for a new larraine roulston L._ ` A� the .ecY-cler's , Report Whites Road in Pickering Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to raise money for a new Second Chance Wildlife Sanctu- ary? If so, call Judy at 831- 2552. In response to last month's Treasure Chest, Second Chance Wildlife Sanc- tuary -- 831- 2552. 2) Refrigerator, freezer (prefer- ably small), answering machine, old art supplies, scrap fabric for arts and crafts, old white sheets, pillow cases and table cloths -- Ajax parks and recreation day camps -- Wanda, 427- 8911. 3) Good used clean bed- ding, towels, baby clothes, thermal wear and light cur- tains to be sent to the Northwest Territories -- 427-2085. 4) Children's clothes and jewelry, old Christmas dec- ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Coomair Kirupa. F.R.C.S. (C) MRCOG (U.K.) Obstetrician and Gynecologist Wishes to announce the relocation of his practice to 4190 Finch Avenue East, Suite 316 Scarborough, Ontario M 1 S 4T7 Effective October 1, 1996 Telephone/Faz.: (4 16) 609-1199 LEARNING CENTRES muri Impf I 101KI I • Ind'Dvidualiz • Certified Tet • Quality Gua • Fun Environrrrorpr 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 103, Pickering 420-9930 "NOW REGISTERING FOR OUR LITTLE LEARNERS PROGRAM. AGES 3 - 5 66 orations, children's tea set - - 428-8484. 5) Sectional couch or love seat, clothes dryer -- 839- 9297. 6) Anything old with the "beaver" decoration or symbol, such as dishes, household items -- 416- 724-5060. 7) Old cameras, comics, jewelry, toy trains, car manuals -- 416-267-8910. 8) Kilt uniform for St. Mary's school -- 831-6629. 9) Grey patio stones 24% by -30" -- 686-9106. 10) Boy's clothing sizes 4X or 5 -- 416-283-5811. 11) Queen -size bed head- board and footboard - 420- 8191. 12) Industrial or regular serger with three spools -- 420-8376. 13) Paper cutter (guillo- tine) -- 839-3887. 14) "Cin cans with cookies, liquor, candy, etc. logos -- 686-1525. 15) Dresser drawer set -- 427-2942. 16) Old Snap -on tools, cat- alogues, literature or pam- phlets -- 416-284-9351. 17) Small lapel pins -- 416- 492-5824. 18) Used clothing and white elephant items for St. Martin's New to You monthly sales -- 839-9281. ITEIIIS To GIVE AWAY 1) Vacuum cleaner (needs a hose) -- 427-2146. 2) Wooden storm windows (various sizes) -- 839- 2068. 3) 1993 postal code direc- tory (from a person who would rather see it reused than recycled) -- 509-3177. ❑JJ The Recycling Council of Ontario's annual Waste Reduction Week will he held Nov. 4 to 10. Perhaps your organization can host a reuse or exchange event. 9THMICHAEL BOYER i p�;.; PontiarBuick•GMC Trucks Anni'versai4y Car Blowout.' Michael Boyer pays the ABSOLUTE TOR DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE'.! Buy any new or used vehicle in the month of October and get a chance to win a BRAND NEW 1997 PONTIAC SUNFIRE! Draw to be held at a lata date. 1 IN 1500 CHANCE TO WIN! 1111: THE ALL NEW 1997 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Cane in d test drive one today. 4 available & many more arriving soon! ..11k x:-% Loaded. V-6, ".. p. windows, locks 6 minors. AWFM cars., it, speed control. spoiler. Many to pick from. v^^esl'� apt. 4 0e k --'S _a 3i'.a;s ? :.ass au -Ie. y ass, Xec.a %C "- irq xx:s :41MIDE111"In; [l AND '5C -F 4� SFS Win :a.'* e g : SCC a,t- .'.ua; air gags ar 3 +,nee' ABS AM FN :ass 3 mUC-+ore WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD ON ANY MODEL! ed. SLE pkg., leather, p. seats, CID, road wheels, spoiler, tilt speed control. e�'ire sxoer - *,eel - -. ::ass !La! au -as 4 door, 6 M. Balance of new car warranty. Finished in rich blue, leather, pw. sunrocf 6 TO CHOOSE FROM very ow kms. Balance of tactory warranty. Boyer&"'ns Im. '''', 4905)8314693 MK OW. L1V 1A9i md�aaiisaam tor7far.. tt>�r (905)686=5859 PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVEKTISElt, WED., OC-170BEIt 24 196 Support for youths coping with cancer p g AJAX-PICKERINC, -- Young people trying to deal with cancer have a place to turn to. The West Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society offers a Living With Cancer support group for children from eight to 13 years who have a family member or friend with the disease. The group will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Nfondays from Oct. 21 to Dec. 2 at an undetermined loca- tion in Ajax. These seven weekly meetings replace the twice -a -month gather - in -_s the vouth Living With Cancer support groups have held in the com- munity in the past. Topics to be covered include medical aspects of cancer. feelings, anger. guilt, and dealing with ;grief and the loss of a loved one. �ANADIANA tHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS IS COMING TO AJAX! Classes for girls ages 4 to11 Hoop Ball Ribbon Rope Starting Friday Oct.4 6-8 P.M. Lester B .Pearson P.S. Gymnasium 21 Coughlen (off Westney Rd. just South of Rossland) Call for Information 416-966-9673 Peoples Jewellers Corporation Announcement Glenn Forrester is pleased to join the staff of Mappins Jewellers, Pickering TownCentre as manager. • Psf AMAW u"sserars3s 420-8009 "Come in and meet the manaaers" Anne E. Brown is pleased to join the staff of Peoples °Jewellers, Pickering Town Centre as manager. A�Ems= -;the DIAMOND STORE Running the group are an oncolo- gy nurse, two social workers with the Durham Board of Education, and a man who during his early teen years had a loved one suffer from cancer. Prior registration is necessary by Friday, Oct. 11. Call the Cancer Society at 686- 1516 for more information or to reg- ister. Chartered Financial Planner Jame% tichorield. B.A., C.F.P., Branch Mgr. • 1lutua1 FUndx, GIGS • Stuck,, launch, Ill•a i ., � PLANVEST - I.11c' In,urallIV Planning • I:Is & 1•:.,tat�• 1 lannin)4 • I'rul� „iun;lll� I hn-Cic I 1061) Prc>t mm,, CunsttltinK for Corporate F Programs, Pensions & Gro Call for a FREE Consultation @ 144 Old King%lon Rd. Suile 11) 2nd Flr Inlerno:.1kNIF:S(,, F'INI -I il'nrncr ofold Kington Road h F:litabcth Stru i in Tiekarind illa,, • Getting a body like this is no sweat at The Natural Advantage, through relaxing muscle stimulation, combined with a nutritional plan, we'll firm you up while you are trimming down. 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(Limited time only - Pickering Location) We Pay . to Engine Shampoo Car Wash t + WIPER +•Interprovincial Deductible BLADES Auto Glass • Based on Insurance Prices • All work Guaranteed • Call for details or, Car clean-ups! R�_ 860 Brock Rd. S. ��_7819 Unit tt1 Pickering. Ont. pd� l�`� TtNGtESk-" .. r r _Ar ,w AL ,99,1` Resuabk 4's of., M ReS rb � 2 Now, Offer valid until Oct. 31, 1996 We reserve the right to limit quantities While supplies last 1450 Kingston Rd. 420-4011 ftli,a FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY Fashion Goes Back To Basics This Season Fall '96 seems to he the season of ani -Cashion. ihsieners arc focusing on simple, gout -looking basics that women always will want to wear, Instead of concentrating on shocking, grab -}our - attention looks. With relaxed sweaters, simple skirts and sheer dresses, as well as the all-important turtleneck. collections from Victor Alfaro to Anne Klein to DKNY arc els Inge women clothes thev'rc sure to love. As for colors, gone are the bright shades of spring. Instead. pinstripes and flannels in neutral tones take center stage. Gray. tan and chocolate brown are the important colors this season. That's not to sa} that other shades are missing completely from the collections. Nicole Miller features colorful prints in shirtdresses, suits and accessories, and, as usual. Ttxld Oldham nixes and matches colors in his line. The look of the season is long, tall and lean. It's showing up everywhere — in jumpsuits, pants -anti -jacket ensembles, evening dresses — from a variety of designers, like Yeohlee. Mark Eisen and Carolina Herrera. It's giving a sophisticated look to style this fall. Military looks are in the lineup this season. Designers like Ellen Tracy and Donna Karan for her DKNY collection are showing coats and suits with a military flair. The fashion world's obsession with the '70s is still going strong. The maxicoat, a wardrobe requirement two decades ago, returns in full force. From Milan to Paris to New York, it is featured in the collections of many designers, from Donna Karan, Ellen Tracy and Oscar de la Renta to Isaac Mizrahi, Michael Kors and Richard Tyler. Solid, patterned or fur -lined, it adds a chic look to the season. Also making a comeback from the '70s are knit accessories. Long scarves, crusher hats and shoulder bags are becoming the quintessential pieces for fall. Fur, whether real or fake, has returned to the fashion scene. Not only is it used to line jackets and coats, like in the Todd Oldham and Carolina Herrera collections, but it is also showing up as scarves and handbags. When it comes to leg looks, it's anything but basic. Textured hosiery steps into the spotlight this fall. With stripe, herringbone and tweed patterns, legs take on a whole new look and work well with the season's simple styles. Fall style gets back to basics i his year, giving women the fashions they'll want to wear all the time. Sorry Arai* It's STkIOLLYWOME.IVs Fitness & Aerobics RENOVATION PECIAL P WATCH FOR - • NEW WOOD - SPRUNG FLOOR LISTA VENET - Shown here w • NEW CYBEX celebrity friend Arnold Swarzeneager EQUIPMENT narv§ ' • Free Weights •Cardiovascular equipment •Aerobics & Step Class • s • Sam • ty/hjdpool e e 1735 Balyiy SL East of Brock Rd, Pickering i ra"1 Sorry Arai* It's STkIOLLYWOME.IVs Fitness & Aerobics RENOVATION PECIAL P WATCH FOR - • NEW WOOD - SPRUNG FLOOR LISTA VENET - Shown here w • NEW CYBEX celebrity friend Arnold Swarzeneager EQUIPMENT narv§ ' • Free Weights •Cardiovascular equipment •Aerobics & Step Class • s • Sam • ty/hjdpool e e 1735 Balyiy SL East of Brock Rd, Pickering PAGE 18-A='f MNEWS A1DV1KkT199P, WIKD, OCTOB£it-:41"6. Lungs need a Breath of Fresh A 0 Information open house held at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Thursday AJAX-PICKF-RING -- Leam about lungs at the A Breath of Fresh Air public information open house being held Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. The event, being held in partnership with the Lung Association of Durham Region in recognition of Respiratory Therapy Week, will be held in the hospi- tal's private dining room in the lower level next to the cafeteria. It will include a number of displays and activities and qualified personnel will be on hand all day to answer questions. Members of the public are encouraged to drop by any time. The goals of the open house are to raise awareness of respiratory therapy Thursday sale aids AJAX -- A Tupperware display and sale on Thursday will help raise money for a trust fund for Akaysha Benson, the Ajax girl whose mother is dying of cervi- cal cancer. Orders will be talon from l to 9 p.m. i(n Room 2 of tlx MCI Aw Community Centre on McGill Drive with a portion of "Why drive to Rama" When the services available at the hospital and provide int-rmation on breathing disor- ders and support services in the commu- nity. These are particularly important as the fall and winter months approach. The hospital is at 580 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajax. ailing Ajax mom sales going to the trust fund. Akaysha and her morn Nancy am fly- ing to Fkxida today for a four-dav visit to Disney World, made possible through donations from local residents and busi- nesses. Morley not used for the trip, a dream of Ms. Benson's, is being put into a fund for Akaysha. are right here at ANNANDALEIIIIIIIIIIII ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER M_111111111F7l CHURCH & UYLY ST., PICKERING 4451111- SERVICE PARTS LEASING BODY SHOP 683-9511683-1258 683-5722 683-6488 INTRODUCING OUR DEALERS ON INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED FROM STARKMAN KRAFT INC., AS TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND AGENT FOR A SECURED CREDITOR, WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SUPPLEMENT AND SELL BV PUBLIC LIQUIDATION SALE, THE INVENTORY OF: -A ► ; _l �i� �■ 50% off74 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA, ONT. Mut�n9 SALE STARTS WED., OCT. 2nd, % 10:00 A.M. SHARP SALE TO INCLUDE: LARGE VARIETY OF WESTERN STYLED FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING, BELT BUCKLES. COLLECTIBLES, KNIVES AND MUCH. MUCH MORE"I STORE HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 60) P.M., FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 8:00 PM. SAT. 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M., SUN. 12:00 A.M. TO 5:W P.M. TERMS: CASH, CERTIFIED FUNDS. VISA OR MASTERCARD. DIRECTIONS: HWY. 401 E. TO SIMCOE ST. NORTH EXIT CLIP ME! 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Thurs. &Fri. 10-9 I'M East STK*U91LU956 STKOU91LU0444 Saturday 10-5 PM Unionville, Ontario At PR %16 %7,995:]l%4,495 :3,995 SE�19,99D5%1 995 r� jam. � 1992 DODGE 1991 1990 1990 NISSAN 1995 GRAND LE DODGE CARAVAN LE PAA beDEty, 4 E 1996 DODGE H RAM 1500 true NEON ACCLAIM A real beauty. fully loaded in mint Pickup,V8, auto, air, PS. PB. Two tone One owner, V6. 7 dr., 6 cyl., air, power windows, Only 200 kms.. 4 Big 6 cyl., auto, air, shape. one owner. a must to see 8 paint, chrome Passenger, all power equipment, pO'"�r lodes, hit, . 5 spd., dual air bags, PS, PB, good pkg., power windows power drivel STK* 519A bum r good c g running truck. STK* Two-tone paint. STK* U90 -543A cruise, cassette, low rode%. STK* doth trim. STK* U96-AD0284 lock, cassette and much more. STK* U91-5198 U90 -501A AD2054 143,99511IFi-9,995]llsio,50-0]111$15,99:5]111$12,499I 11 %12,995 1992 PLYMOUTH 1991 DODGE1994 DODGE 1989 DODGE DODGE 1990 DODGE ACCLAIM L.E.992 CARAVAN . SHADOW SHADOW RAM PICKUP 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, air, tilt, cruise, V67Pass. Air CoedAll Plows Options Pt*d 22 Litre 4 Cyl, Auto Air 2.9 4cyl. Auto Air Cond ArMrtticass, TiIU PICKUP V8 Auto Tonneau Cover. TRUCK �I �° Tnidr A Must To Sae cassette, low miles. nice dean P Seal Mon tats Dark Glass Balance a Factory Gond krb*Wcass Y Nice Shape Cnillent d , P Minas ExceYertt Corldition.lNkh Rear �^g Window 4W20140 Al Dedr4d tail Rear SWK �• ^9 car. STK* U92- Ner"Available. Slow Stock# Lv-W6a Low Mileage Stodte N97�a Split Seat. Two Taw Paird Boards, Sun *K Fog Jalapa, Rah tl�tredtkd Mn. AD0491 LW694 Skxk# N -97-14a gay #Aga %90995 1 11 $11,99:5]1111$6,9!95 if %50995 1 :150995 :8,995 ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER M_111111111F7l CHURCH & UYLY ST., PICKERING 4451111- SERVICE PARTS LEASING BODY SHOP 683-9511683-1258 683-5722 683-6488 INTRODUCING OUR DEALERS ON INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED FROM STARKMAN KRAFT INC., AS TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND AGENT FOR A SECURED CREDITOR, WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SUPPLEMENT AND SELL BV PUBLIC LIQUIDATION SALE, THE INVENTORY OF: -A ► ; _l �i� �■ 50% off74 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA, ONT. Mut�n9 SALE STARTS WED., OCT. 2nd, % 10:00 A.M. SHARP SALE TO INCLUDE: LARGE VARIETY OF WESTERN STYLED FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING, BELT BUCKLES. COLLECTIBLES, KNIVES AND MUCH. MUCH MORE"I STORE HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 60) P.M., FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 8:00 PM. SAT. 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M., SUN. 12:00 A.M. TO 5:W P.M. TERMS: CASH, CERTIFIED FUNDS. VISA OR MASTERCARD. DIRECTIONS: HWY. 401 E. TO SIMCOE ST. NORTH EXIT CLIP ME! You could win! See page 13 CASHWAY -:1.111 e11► [titl a191:t �.� PRESENTS ,ROXUL The Better Insulation Th.ta,4#w� 'Roxul Demo Days" as advert5ed on the Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network R13x15-$13.98 R20 x 15 -$14.98 Saturday, October 5th, 1996 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 15 Westney Road North Westney Heights Plaza Ajax Interiors e f 101F • .................................if 444 0 UP 0 25 0 0 � TO OFF OFF SELECTED CUSTON1 ORDERS FLOOR MODELS SHOP EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTNIF\T HOURS ARE: 4747 tiwv. *7 East Ston -Wed, 10-e PM East of Kenned Rd. Thurs. &Fri. 10-9 I'M East Saturday 10-5 PM Unionville, Ontario At Sunday -Closed (905) 477-5524 ntrriors CASHWAY -:1.111 e11► [titl a191:t �.� PRESENTS ,ROXUL The Better Insulation Th.ta,4#w� 'Roxul Demo Days" as advert5ed on the Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network R13x15-$13.98 R20 x 15 -$14.98 Saturday, October 5th, 1996 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 15 Westney Road North Westney Heights Plaza Ajax Expectant parents and brides-to-be get gifts, guidance at free showers � AJAX-PICKERING -- Local people expecting children and brides-to-be are invited to attend free Welcome Wagon showers this month at the Ajax Community Centre. A baby shower Oct. 20 is designed for moms- and dads -to -be and a guest. A gift bag containing infor- mation and presents from civic and local sponsors will be available for each mom -to -be. There will also be displays of local services available before and after birth. The baby shower will be held at 2 p.m. in the community cen- tre's HMS Ajax Room. Admission is free but you must register in advance for the event by calling Donna at 619- 1966. op Brides planning weddings in 1997 or 1999 can attend a Bridal Showcase on Oct. 27 free and take a guest or two at no charge. Each bride-to-be will receive a gift bag. There'll be a fashion show with the latest styles for brides and grooms, a display of local businesses including cater- ers, florists and travel agents, door prizes and live entertainment. -Ihe bridal show will be held in the HMS Ajax Room, with registration starting at 12:30 p.m. Doors will open at 1 p.m. For a free invitation, call Audrey at 725-9141 or � Donna at 619-1966- I COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICES Interlock Wallis, • Patios and Driveways, W4 too— • Naarral Stone a►.!,. t. Rockery • Decks a Custom Carpentry . • Custom Pfantitg w�1 • Ponds A rater Garden: • Lama Garden Mantanowe res•. `r t,a --- CONCEPTS Diftounft 427-9015 3 �ty --'tom DUAL /T Y FARM FRESH PRODUCE Zcl. AM, 9 Wed R R 2. BOWMANVILLE APPL U43ICK OR WE PICK, a PREFERRED CKUUJW PUMPKINS • MARKET HOURS: 9 TO 6 DAILY • U -PICK HOURS: 9:30 TO 5:30 SMALL TREES - NO LADDERS OTHER FARM PRODUCE AVAILABLE IN SEASON E1* ow oftiotre AME cum REGl1LAR IMMAN MM • Stra; j � ' rwo ionds •Cntltivie q.y9,atiow. peens no SUN., OCT. 6 • Few Pitlird4 by Lasr WV DiraabN*w Assoc. • Cider Miil N Demonstration by Ray a Joyce McColl • Cate Jwnp In a1 SpecW Eve Days we wm be serving Caramel Apples, Cider, Hot Dugs a Collet 2287 HWY. 2 (JUST 1 km West of Bowmanville) CROP REPORT - PHONE 623-7252 THE NMSADNE1RMSFAt, WEo., OCTOBER 7,19MPAGE I%A You're invited to plug in with Durham electric car club DURHAM -- If you're ers to understand the techni- looking for transportation of cal aspects of such cars and the future, check out the assisting others to acquire Durham Electric Vehicle electric vehicles is invited to Enthusiasts' Club. take part in the club. Anyone interested in pro- The group displays vehi- moting the benefits of elec- cles at shows, races and ral- tric vehicles for personal lies, has meetings with tech - transportation, helping oth- nical speakers and organizes Dr. Elaine Chang is now associated with Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of Contact --Iienses and glasses • Complete Family q!w** I Eye Care �� EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Harwood S. Ajax 427-4144 Wheelc,ar .� (Between Hwy 401 a Hwy 2) Accesslbe :• courses related to electric At the next meeting on vehicles. Oct. 3, the group will dis- Meetings take place on cuss Design of Electric the first Thursday of every Vehicles for Successful Cold month at the Durham Col- Weather Operation. The lege Skills Training Centre meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at Hwy. 401 and Thickson For more information Road in Whitby. call 905-623-6653. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies 0S11AWA, 122 Albert St. 721-7.WPi AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619 1473 COBOL -R(; 72 King St w 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available JAMES R. VA.NC II WALLPAPER BOOKS When you buy 2 singe As or more! iuu'll find the right pattern for rvrry r(x)m in .%our home-. •, sur nl I-" j� r rill 1 "lua" patrorn, well van In,m tN� hewn All -AN -STORE WALLP"ER tfrom a Lugs w irroun of patterns. rsrrns. Partrrns will vers 7RC).L-LLE from those shown. FFO AIN ! i 9 SHOT' -AT Hl)'NE. FOR (ARFE F ORVISIT THF S"LORI- CARI'k1 A1'l`HFicwci-:`l 1R1(:F....• G(.'AR,4N7M).' 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Auto., p.s., p.b., plus much morSALE e. V4882 59,988* WOW 1996 BREEZES & STRATUS AS LOW AS 199 PER M0.' a ONLY LEFT. FEST COME FIRST SERVED. 1994 INTREPID Loaded. Like new. SOL fr NA. ONLY $139888* 1996 VOYAGER SE RALLY Loaded, only 7,800 miles, p.w., V6, p.w., air, 7 pass., plus lots PRICED TO more. No FRT., No SELL Air Tax. T1259A. 1996 JEEP CHEROKEES LORADOS & LTD's. 4 LEFT. LARGE SAVINGS 1994 CHEROKEE SPORTS 4x4 Winter is coming. One owner. Low Ian. SOL #T1175A. To WLUAMM 1996 CHRYSLER LHS 1996 NEON HIGHLINES LOADED, 3 TO CHOOSE FROM Auto., p.s., p.b., air cond. Plus much m re SAVE THOUSANDS 7 ONLY LEFT. HURRY NOW 1990 DYNASTY LE 1 owner, only 4,400 miles, lots of enjoyable miles V4894 this one. SALE $89888* 1993 INTREPID Loaded One owner. Low km. Stk. 011200A. PRICED TO SELL W A TCTW 703 0 1 _0 iYLLr r. IRYSLER G LIFE A C;1L1STQ 905n683m! ,th of 401) fcr a pe�,is KVM 1992 CHEROKEE LTD. Ready for those ski trips. N1082A. PRICED TO SELL TODAY J%mv --------- v9- 1995 TOWN A COUNTRY AWD Luxury at its finest Low km. Loaded.Top of the We. Sk. #T1078A. PRICED TO SELL OCK "".Heli wMOM N VILLAGE * c . PLYMOUTH ►iwy #401 TORONTO i OSMWA~ M M M now M M M man wvw; R" SERVICE OF ALL DAY SATU AND EVERY N 'g 1992 CHEROKEE LTD. Ready for those ski trips. N1082A. PRICED TO SELL TODAY J%mv --------- v9- 1995 TOWN A COUNTRY AWD Luxury at its finest Low km. Loaded.Top of the We. Sk. #T1078A. PRICED TO SELL OCK "".Heli wMOM N VILLAGE * c . PLYMOUTH ►iwy #401 TORONTO i OSMWA~ M M M now M M M man THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OC7FOBER 2, 19% -PAGE 21-A Pickering woman spearheads Reform election drive BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER _ AJAX-PICKERING — Local party activist Marne Stem has been appointed Ontario cam- paign chairman for the Reform Party of Cana- da. She'll be responsible for implementing its federal election plan and organizing election activity in Ontario, including fund-rais- ing, candidate recruitment, field organi- zation, media relations, communications and special events. "Winning Ontario is what it's all F<; about;' says Ms. Stern, who lives in Pick- ;. ming. "I'm excited about the challenge f� that lies ahead and eager to get to work. An excellent team is in place and we are '0 determined to send a majority of Reform Party Members of Parliament to Ottawa" 1" At present, a Reform MP in Ontario is the only member of the party in Parlia- ment from cast of the Manitoba border. Nis. Stern says Reform is looking to get at least 65 MPs elected from this province in the next federal vote, as well as Nips from Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. She believes Ontario voters will be _<... YWCA wants to honor women of distinction DURHAM — It's that distinctive time of year again! The YWCA Woman of Distinc- tion 15th Annual Awards Dinner is conning up Thursday, Nov. 7 and nominations are being accepted until Oct. 15 in eight categories: Arts and Culture-, Businesses, Professions and 'Irades. Community Service: Educa- tion, Training and Development; Health Care, Sciences and Technolo- gN : Non -Traditional Roles: Sports, Fitness and Recreation: and Young Women of Distinction (for full-time students). Nomination forms may be obtained by calling the YWCA, Oshawa at 576-8880. Each nominee should he accompanied to the dinner by her nominator or the sponsoring organization's representative. The dinner will be held at Lviv Hall, St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church, Oshawa. Tickets are $50 per person and may be reserved by calling 576- 8880. Media 1011 on sale Monday, Sept. 30 - Sunday, Oct. 6/96 Save 35% All National Brand Body Shaper Garments The Subfeature Wonderbra and Naturana "Illustrations Reversed". Page 2 Save 33% Women's Leather Sport Boots should have read: Save 33% Women's Sport Boots. The boot is not leather. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. Conti ofla w chenin B $79 30 Bottles more willing to cast their ballots for Reform after having had a chance to become familiar with the party, and notes it took two federal elections for Reform to win seats in the West. She also points out Reform placed second in 57 Ontario seats and won 10 per cent of the Ontario vote in the 1993 election. "That is a considerable accomplishment considering they were only around two years" Ms. Stern believes taxation will be the num- ber -one issue in the next federal election and expects the Reform platform to be unveiled in mid-October will be attractive to Ontario vot- ers. "We're excited about it. Ontario is ready. If people liked Mike Harris's platform, they're going to love Reform's." Ms. Stern joined Reform in 1990 and is a founding member of the party in Ontario. She has been president, vice-president and communications chairman of her constituency association here in Ontario Riding, and was a 1995-96 member of the party's executive coun- cil. Life comes with enough nasty surprises, SO we won't give you any on your final bill. Phis is what you get. • 1; paint inspectioi inc ludes:,Iuaim.�l. ,;.:,.:er. ,ria.,slsascirep laceinIuithLIP 'n ; lure, „f ( i\I (;oodurenrh Premium oil •' neck .and ti,p-up - he following fluids hrake, p.,uer steering. windshield xashcr •' nip Ioc inspectlnn tires. air titter. ctxolant. hoses. windshield ipers, drr, c belt, hatter%, lights and indicah,r< This is what you paL This is what you get. • place trent pads or ,.:. ,h ,es. -. spection ,,t naster cylinder. caliper, brake hoses. brake t turd level. rear )rakes and tires • \'. achining rotors and drums eXtra. it required • is _id test you wait service This is what you pay. This is what you get. ..,.,tall qualit% \t: ,park tutu,gs • hn,j,w-.t eir tlitc'r, twit, and NA. i,_,niti„n u: roes and rap • \ -ual hatterx cheek • f .',-ctronic engine anal \. sis R. iad test •'A Wife too wait sen ice This is what you pay, This is what you get. • � ,ear guarantee on "all uther' part and labour • t'umplcte replacement of intermediate pipe. muffler, tail pipe, clamps • All labour included • ';pectfically designed for ( i\1 rehicles • All makes a%ailahle • Road test • 1\ hile you w alt ser\. ice. This is what you pay. The Plus is in the Service. Not the Price. Bob Myers Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. 425 Bayly Street West 427-2500 Sheridan Chev Olds Cadillac Ltd. 1800 Kingston Road 683-9333 Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd. 201 Bayly Street West 683-6561 Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC 715 Kingston Road 831-2693 CHEt� to most GM vehicles. Excludes synthetic oil and diesel engines. PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for l..r,, Applicable less. Amblick In"Appkcable to most GM vehicles. Lifetime national warranty covers brake pads/shoes for as long as you own your vehicle. 13 CK =' atte PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for less. See dealer for details. GMC tAppltcable to most GM vehicles. Excludes platinum plugs. PST and GST extra Dealer may sell for less. i�j ttApplies to 85-91 SatardAstro Van with 6 cylinder 4 3 litre engine including AWD PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for less. t.�• •t T.RnP r,P•� � )7 ,y '♦ �,.lr, t � f I �R t•.wn PAGE 22-A THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, OCTOBER 2,19% , E t t er ai ment Call us at 683-5110 with your entertainment news Open 7 Days A Week .ab�o:avuiiabL,: ,iwvate ROOM /orChnstenings, fl e ddinq Receptions, or any SpeciatEvent - Everyday ipeciais A Fine Dining Restaurant r I r 1305 Pickering Pkwy. (at Liverpool) 420-757 One for the laughs, Two for the Show... 0 Lvrical laugh men keep their audiences coming back for more in Ajax -Pickering BY Al. R1VE11. STAFF REPORTER /VAX -- They're the hardest work- ing men in show husiness...in Durham Region. that is. Pcrforming more than 300 shows a year has kept Two for the Show in the spotlight at several area night- clubs, doing their ,.an- hrand of com- edy and music. Two for the Show is made up of 32 -year-old Ajacians Rob T%ler and Allan MacKa,. who've converted a love of music and comedy into a full- time career Ior the past live ,ears. the two ha,c also built up a loyal following at their shows. The cornerstone of their hus, week!,, slate of pertorrnanccsis Papps to Pickering where the,'vc routinely drawn more than licit i'cj'- ,)lc to the restaurants mall down- stairs pub l'hursday nights for the past two ,cars. 'TACT, hod). there has mort_ases and kids. l hc,'rc all to the age bra:kct All the comedic rcfcr- encc are ones the, can relate to. ' notes 7'vler. who sings and plays gui- tar 11acKa% also provides vocal sup- porl and plays hass ;_,uitar. -We'll do NL it Diamond. Green Day. Garth Brook,. Oasis. The Doors. Hank Williams Sr.. so we have some heay.-dut% diversity. like :i variety show; it's not like two gins who play at the other end of the cluh." The two write their own cornedv material. which can include cyen- thin_, from a routine on Gilligan's island to an Elvis spoof. "It's like a TV show." says Tvlcr. "Thc audience comes out to see the same characters. the same sones. Tenors, baritones, altos, sopranos sought for Jean McDonald Singers DURHANI -- The Jean McDonald Singers Performance Ensemble requires two tenors, two bari- tones, two altos and two sopranos. Some musical knowledge is required for this group. The Jean McDonald Singers still have openings for baritones, tenors and altos in the mixed voice choir and the children's and musical theatre groups. All groups are preparing for their Christmas concert on Dec. 7. For more information on future performances or membership contact Jean McDonald at 837- 2611. with a slightly ditTerent twist to it." I'vlcr says •I'wo for the Show was formed almost by accident. lie and MacKay were part of an up-and-coming, four -piece hand called Born Yesicrday which had a record deal and was playing profes- sionally. "Wc suirted doini, the duo thing for a lark. It sort of to ok over the other thine. and we've hccn doing it now for five ,cars." sa,s Tyler. who grew up with MacKay in Scarbor- ough. While playing in clubs or at pri- vate functions has kept the duo extremely busy. Tyler and MacKay have also expanded their horiions 10 include corned, recordings. Two for the Show currently has three corned, recordings on cassette tapes. The first in-house recording called The Comcdv :1lhurn was released in 1994. followed in '05 by Worsi "Phan The First. This year. Tyler and MacKay have released Seriously Funnv. The cas- settes are only sold at the duo's shows. Besides playing clubs. including Golden Spurs in Whithy. alone with hars in Uxbridge. Mississauga and Port Credit on a weekly basis. Two for the Show also plays a number of private functions. with most of the duo's party work corning from word - of' -mouth referrals. Two for the Show is currently working on a lone -form video, which Tyler and MacKay hope will launch them into their own television sitcom one day. "Wc have an idea for a variety show. a hip version of the Rita McNeil show. it's it labor of love right noN." says T\.icr. CASUAL DIM Live Entertainment Weekends •A I •Qua Val • Dakott -Kic • Sundt " Do you want to play the guitar 004 or learn to write music? 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Right Here! + + 600, 0& . l m �- y SUPPLE -FLEX WATERPROOF LEATHER COMFORT Taupe/Black/Brown/White 4 widths N -M -W -WW / 1 Tracey Sizes 5-12 (not in all widths) Dixie 96 41.0,1010 3 ,�•s , r t Family Shoe ,Shopping ... Experience Ajax - Harwood Business Ctr. * Harwood Ave. 8t Hwy. 2 TM �� Mon -Fri 9-9, Sat - 9-6, Sun 11 -5 (905) 427-6044 also in Brantford, Hamilton, St. Jacobs, ' Cambridge, Guelph & Ottawa Twin.. a prod 1. �w.a 79 a/..wr.l w.f pr -r& 1. ro -TM. Ibw.d•aw ti-r•.ry /nr _ C..", R.wrrh � TA. ('.w./..w i'w"41.ow /or .4M R.w.rrA Family Shoe Shopping ... Experience TOOTS�IE S PICKERING PANTHERS Vs. Port Hope Buzzards Pickering Recreation Complex, Friday at 7:30 p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 2, 1996-PACLE 23-A P . .. _ SRPOTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser Sports now on the Internet' c wvvw. durhamnews. net I Pickering Panthers overcome adversity to post three wins By AL RIVETT Pickering. game winner on the powerplay. The Hawks tal- against the West Seneca, New York -bused _ svoRrti REPORT11t _ Pickering also took part in the league's lied with just over a minute to go to round out Niagara Scenics. The Panthers' team character PICKERING — Playing hockey in the wee College Weekend at the new York Ice Gardens the scoring. and Indivdual mettle came to the fore. hours of the morning couldn't stop the on Saturday. However, the annual showcase Panthers' coach John Blackburn was upset Suffering fatigue from the previous night. Pickering Panther..' juggernaut last weekend. was anything but a pleasant experience for the with the late start of the College Weekend the Panthers found themselves in a 2-0 hole The Panthers won three Metro Junior 'A' Panthers. game, as the purpt)se of the event is to allow after two periods. But, they dug deep in the Hockey Lague games in three nights, over- The Panthers were stated to play at 9 p.m. professional, college and junior scouts to see third frame to score three unanswered goals for coming fatigue to remain unbeaten in league Saturday night, but, because previous games the talent in the league. Many scouts left the a 3-2 victory. play. ran behind schedule, Pickering and the Quinte rink, but some stuck it out into the wee hours of "A lot of people expected us to come out The Panthers sit atop the league's Division 1 Hawks didn't take the ice until 1 1:10 p.m. and the morning. flat. And, if we hadn't come out with the with a record of four wins, no losses and one tic the game didn't end until after 2 a.m. "The main focus is for the scouts to see the win, that would have been understandable. for nine points. The Panthers edged division -rival Quinte 4- kids. A lot of the louts had been there since 9 When given some adversity, we wanted Pickering blanked the upsum Port Hope 3 in a well -played, physical affair. Quinte held a.m. that morning. Not only was it hard for the them to show what kind of character they Buzzards 341 in the Panthers' home opener at a 1-0 lead after the first period. but Pickering stouts, but our kids had played the night before had, and they w did," says Blackburn. the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday rchorunded to take a 3-2 lead at the end of twm o and to start a game after I I p.m. wasn't %cry Brown Icd the ay for the Panthers with night. frames on goals by Brown with two, and R(jh gcxxd,' says Black -hum. two powerplay markers, while Cur,. Hass 'ihe game might have been a blow-out for Dance} with one. In the final frame, %etcran The Panthers finished )ut the weekend with scored the `arne winner with just more than the Panthers, as they oulshot the visitor 34-19, defenccrilan Jon Cartile netted the c%cntual a f:arn, hack at the ,m Sunda., night four minutes to go in the game. but Buzzards' goaltcnder and Ajax minor — - lio key product Karsten Ernst kept his squad In the contest. , "Ihe Panthers scored ones in the first Game on a goal by defenccman :Matt Jenkins and tallied twice in the second stanza to icc the %ictory. Rookies Dan 1•� ,� ! `; Cloth and Jason Brown connected for Novice Panthers' .oalies perfect two victories PICKERING — The Pickering Panther Student Sen ices Canada major •nt%ice 'AN rep hockey team opened the re,_,ular-season schedule with two shutout icterics recently. 'Be Panthers blanked the Ajax hni�.,hts 2-0 at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Sept, 2S. Solid defensive play by Robbie Frawley, Ryan Richard, Billy Garrett, Francis Masse and Kevin Miller allowed goaltender Matthew Thompson to earn the shutout. Brent Tan:lne and Kyle Genion scored, with assists to Gemon and Andrew Paradis. Tltc; forward line of Ryan Beck, Justin Papizewski and Mitchell Patterson kept the Ajax squad on its heals. In their 1996-97 regular -season open- er, the Panthers blanked the Peterborough Nationals 5-0 on Sept. 22. Graeme Murphy scored twice for Pickering, with one each to Matthew Perrault, Genion and Patterson. Adding assists were Perrault and Masse with two each, Daron Robertson, Perrault and Murphy with one apiece. Goaltender Bryan Scott made a save on a breakaway in the first period to boost the Panthers. J.K. LEARNING LOW TEACHER/STUDENT RATIO Qualified teacher Advanced learning for Junior Kindergarten agcd children (3.9 to 5 years) Language. math, art, environmental studies integrated into a child -centred learning program 3dav morning or afternoon program LIMITED ENROLLMENT Call (905) 683-6419 - LINDA (905) 831-9399 - CAROL On the run Adam Forde, with the Pickering Dolphins' bantams, runs upfield during a Central Ontario Minor Football League clash with the Brampton Bulldogs. The contest was played at Pickering's Kinsmen Park Sunday afternoon. photo by Ron Pietroniro Hey coaches GET YOUR TEAM N THE PICTURE S YOUTH - WINTER HOCKEY LEAGUE • 4 NHL RINKS AT THE STATE OF THE ART • TYKE TO BANTAM SCARBOROUGH • 3 x 20 min. 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For advertising information, call Abrin Brouwer at 683-5110, ext. 226 PAGE 24 -A -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCK)BER 2,19% MENED SPORTS Minor novice Raiders rebound from loss to win secondg ame AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - Pickering Raiders minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team split its first two games to open the Eastern Ontario league regular season this past %veckend. IYhc Raiders scored five times in the open- AAA:�. ins_ frame en route to a RRIDERS I (1 win over Oshawa on S unday. Rohcrt Bentley net- ted a hat trick for the Raiders. and Lee 'Morris scored a pair. Ryan Da,�ye chipped in �yith a three-point effort. scoria_ once and assistinL, twice. Other goal scorers were Andre,y Wilkins. I.ucas Labelle. Jason Dale and Chris Chappell. Adding_ assists x erc Wilkins and LI*c,.rhtni*nc,16_% strikes twice in exhibition hockey .U:1X-PICKFRING The Durham West I.i_htnin_ Ifonev Garlic/Mead Packagingatom '13' girls' rep hockcN team won its first two exhibition contests recently. The Lightning earned a 4-1 victory over the .!Mississauga 'B' squad. Jazzmin McCurdy scored a hat trick for Durham West, with a simile to Nicole Ruta. Outstanding defence was sup- plied by Mary Kerr, Amanda Spanger. Lisa Lillie and Stacey Vahe y. !n the second game, the Lightning blanked Brampton `A' 4-0. Amanda Cretto was out- standing in net. Rebecca Lundy scored twice for Durham West, with singles to Amanda Church and Laura Clayton. Lightning forwards Natalie Clegg, Church, Clayton, McCurdy, Ruta, Amanda Morra, Lundy, Brittany Faux and Megan Friel all displayed great passing and backchecking skills during the contest. The team is coached by Tony Cretto, Andrew Vahey and Kent Lundy. The manager is Janet Clayton. N You Think Exercise has -Tum // to/Hurt..TL- Again!i No SbwM No Slam No KidAi - - • IF YOU... • Suffer from arthritic stiffness • Have medical or physical disabdifies • Want to retard bone loss • Improves flexibility. endxanCe. strength, agility, balance and co-ordination Tobi F'lt im 3000 Toning Systems 224 Harwood AN. S. 583-711 21 or W3.7ixi Dale with Iwo each. Bentley. Chappell. Paul (;ilea. William Mitchell and Kvlc Spccrs with one apiece. Dcfenccnlen Mi:hacl Broadcrip. Galea, Greg Leyden. Mitchell. Kyle Neadles and Daniel Prebblc all played well in front of ,goaltender Colin Dobson. Ajax -Pickering_ opened the season Saturday and was downed 5-3 by Markham. Wilkins. Morris and Dale scored for the Raiders, with assists to Dawe incl Mike Broaderip. 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RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Addiboru, second stories, tinrshed bstnts., bath - mom, decks, tie & wood floors, doors & windows, guaranteed and retable call wanes (905)428-2145 ROGER CONSTRUC- TION - Carpentry, residen- tial renovations and new construction, licensed trades, drawings available. Call 839-7%8 VMW CLEANING $19.95 Main #is vac snakettAm z0ft mar tlioxaaN•IasaeA¢ foe. • 111M.sh • lane f4e•a1, one mprovements Special ring .n rooting, sa- ng. sant eaves trough window & doors P -ase call Tom 579-3760, leave message • 1 Natural Gas • Service JIM'S HEATING, Spec.altz- Ing in clean out of gas tur- naces. gas fireplaces. Bat- tey checks, serving 811 models. Available most evenings and weekends. 905430-2699 i 1 Halntlyn m CARPENTER / ROOFER. Decks. fences. snow re- moval. refairkng wets, tem, roofing, lawn maintenance, cocking windows and free removal. odd jobs, $ly/ hour. fully insured. Dave 905-723.3014. Is 1 & tg • �n9 TUS PAINTING 5 DECOR Irdenor & Exterior European workmansfljp Fast, dean, reliable service. 420 -Ml • Moving & • Storage AJAX Mww-g Systems full services moves, appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move Park and load special stalling at 599 and up Call for information. 725-0005 or 427-0005 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywhere a ytvne Comrxi or rlradenta Pacxarlig. storage and pass available Senor & mid norm d•murilS. Free esumam 571-0755 1-888-491-0600 Moving &rem House Storage Cleaning ►+++++� MATURE wor^ar sum EIIplfleffCtd come n re clean home Cross MoVlf>< Hourly rate. bonded. refer Bdrgalr'a;es `times. ences 905-404-0721 offices. apt etc. Planc mving Padang available 423-02".919)) • Flooring, • 1 Carpeting CARPET Installations - 25 years •liperlenr-e, re- stretchng, our speuallty. Free esfimat•s. D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987 - low -1 Complete &r quail" houx•hold cleaning wec klv. bt-w•eell occasional lin, l(Yf;, off for Seniors Insured &c &inded 905 -419 -BOO d ri HAFM-O-TtltE- MOVERS - Move big or small. we price therein alt! • House . House Free esbntates. seniors • Cllearting • Cleaning discount, short nOUG• moves. Appliances moved. also storage space avail- able. Comparable rates. Call 432.2850. MEN with large truck will do household moves. resi- t7ential, commercial. Al types of moves. Call Carl or Jane 427.2856. MICHALSKI MOVING - touses, apartments. offices. appliances and piano spe- cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed. insured. Free estimates. GAILLIND MAID SERVICES SPRING SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) A 683-7515 Exceuent service. Call 436- 7795. • Gardefting & r.M Gardening• 1 landscat„n9Landscaping TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA 1Also tree stump rernovel. f t Landscaping "Free Estimates” • • ectal E)aw s3=�iOss 2 positions open. Advertising Sales Rep. I entry level 1 experienced (min. 2 yrs) Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to join our winning team. Existing and new accounts, training, commissions and base pay. Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, L1 S 21-15 Fax. # 619-9068 AUSTRALIAN COMPANY rapidly expanding seeks aggres- sive & enthusiastic sales oriented people to promote our award vil ning product. Earn your potential SSS In this fast paced sales envi- ronment with advancement oppor- tunity. Fax your resume now to: 905-837-2872 • Gardening & • 1 Landscaping CEDAR frees for •edging. wnelesafe prices. fresh dug & delivered Call 1-(613) 472-38% Party Sevices Clowns, Balloon-agrams. Music. Cadweta. Snow While, P xaAorttalf;, Min Mouse. Lod Bags, Face Panting, Magic, Power Ranger, Lan I(ng i•dM OaaaR h•a.�n a EaT•ar 905-471-5331 e Party • Sevices LITTLE TYKE olr Gags for chiioren s party. free de- livery available Reason- able prices Kids will love Mom Ask for Helen 686- 8344 MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready to entertain for any age. any occasion Birth- days. promotions, open- ings. fund raisers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce help 839-7057 or 728- 8334 or 683-1171 RABBITwants work doing magic for children's panties and all occassions. Have cry own magician. Call Er - rue 668.4932. . • Business • Services BURGLAR ALARMS al low :nieves time in your tame KEEP THEM OUTI Custom built steel security window bars for as little as $25 00 per window allows peace of rrvnd even with .endows open. For a free estimate can (905 )428- 8429 OUTSOURCE YOUR AD- MIN NEEDS, Fully equipped home office linked ler high speed data transmission, competent. experienced administrator available for data entry, word processing etc. Call J•my 905-725-6553. • Prnak • PnraleFST= Prlrak • • TuAgrtlScllools • • Tulasf5choois • • TliorslSclaob Tutortime Learning Centres 1 1 BEST TUTOR + STUDENT RESULTS Your in home tutoring professionals Our Ontario Certified Teachers specialize in helping your child with: Phonics, Reading, Writing and Math. In Ajax/Pickering call: 619-9947 - In Whitby/Oshawa call: 723-1735 SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 Sales Help/ Sales Help/ THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., O(_-TGBER 2, 1"6 -PAGE 27-A A A Daycare Articles � Garage/ 9� gent a Available �Alcab ' F ticles ' Articles F S I Gar FM Yard ra91es Yard Sales SALES HELP/ AGENT WANTED Assistant to a Real Estate Agent. Duties : Extensive telemarketing Some administrative work S10./hr plus bonuses Flexible working hours. Real estate license an asset. File # 9697 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5 Fir-aRIEN- till KRIDAI, %I x N %(; E R unc;1 lull umc. I,rxrlal exprn- a definite I. For more in - (in plcase (90`) 6(,1-8"9 NE- S:OOC tra�n- q s„pport free audio 8 rc,c-,•� 435-0076 $1800 -res!ment Serous calls lease I1AVO 'abulouS oroducts In siiore for you!!! Sell now for Christmas Earn extra SSCASHSS Receive your S45 luxury pack free ! „ALL TODAY PAULINE NAULLS 427-4689 Hospital Medical Dental REGISTERED Physio- ! erapis! rel, red for p,.. .ale rehab ,n Pic«e'rg tax resume to 9C5 c;v3- <832 10 Daycare Wanted NANNY WANTED ':• two dren ages 2 ' 2 years and 9 months in my Whitty home, starting December Mature. responsible and non -Smoker required Call 668-3875 Daycare • Available EDUCATIONAL nurtur- rg. 'ur 'Fled daycare in 'ton smok-, home wrath big ;ard. play•':om Very ref. able and affordable Re- -.erptsf Bil,ngue aussii Michele 619-0686 EXPERIENCED CARE GIVER (WuNtnr), N ,if 1)11 Nrars v-h„i,l, h bark Hot nutritious meal. T1 C Fenced Nardi com- turtablr em in+nment 428-0097 Skilled Skilled Help Help ARCHITECT / TECHNOLOGIST ,fl 5 years minimum commercial c rolects experience. Advanced Cad Skills required with 3-D capabilities. Ajax Location. Please fax resume: 905-428-0230 Experienced full time sales / repair Person required for guitar store. 831-3691 ,-.,vr flivu for Residential Work" 3rd to 5th year Elec- Incal Apprentice or Jour- neyman Call 905.725- 9934. MOULDMAKER experi_ enced in Plastic InjeiCbM Mould. Qua!!!t Carldi- dales call M. Valerfo (gosj 428-6387 or lax resume, (905) 428-7919. TOOL A Die Maker and machinist required br Oshawa stamping P!erN. Minimum 5 years experi- ence. Offering top waw i full benehts. Send resume reply to File 99701 Osha- wa,'Whdby This Week P.O Box 481 Oshawa, ON 6 H 71-5 TRACTOR Trailer drivers wanted for local Transport Co Must present. good ab' stract. ICC medial, pope search, and drug screen or we will arrange the lest. Dunes will 1x3 PU and D.L. freight local and across the border Drivers that are de- pendable and have good attitudes need apply. Call 905-721.8804 OUALITY home daycare providing an educational fun -loving environment Large fenced yard. play- rooms and lots of toys. 11 years experience, respon- sible mother, non-smoker. Ful time daycare providing receipts and references $75. and up. Westri Rosstand. 905-683-4438. RESPONSIBLE experi- enced ECE daycare teach- er available, babies and preschoolers preferred. Close to 401 rtrW Ajax Go. ■Wesm" and Ritchie. 42Z� 74 Firewood FW LVIAB�G�R & rinGsrl,�a9 (ups r n� 4'X8'X12• $60.00 4'X8'X 16• $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Drys 705-277.3381 Evani gs 905-434-M Free Will To M Oshawa Area 3Z AOSOLUTELY THE BEST -Apple, Mapfe, Oak, Beech. Low prices. Free delivery. Serving Pickering, Ajax. Whitby. Oshawa. DURHAM FIREWOOD 427- 4741. INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD In caringsafe, fun home environment Licensed by M C S S. Reasonable rates Receipts. flexible hours Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE rf 509-1207 r �1 ' Firewood ' Articles For Sale or Sale For Sale or a e Antique Furniture Sale Fri. Oct. 4 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sat. Oct.5 10 a.m_-4 p.m. Sun. Oct. 6 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. We have • 5 dinning room sets • hoosler cupboard r hall Stand • buffets • occasional tables • chairs church pews • disks • dressers • bonnett chests - trunks 8 rn'jCh much more Including a great selection of china . glass & collectables. "Our Prices are similar of better than most local auctions" COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION THER CLOCKS ;" , '; FIREWOOD G..aty sea 8 PC. SOLID WALNUT 905 683-8243 sc " ew a^' Arts & Arts & ntu sec Uttiuncrlc, used pianos Nct su e, 8 / Crafts 8' C►sits soned ;' spli! hWdwood be11ror,m su,1e. ;�e.a•;^ 78 Old Kingston Rd./Pickering Village Rent own ap, Size. <tarting at 5185:Co,d Can stylet excellent condition. ,pnght,"grand digital key we 705 944 8801. 7 p m - $2.500 E pce bedroom ooards Clearance on all I t p m suite SL100. solid oak a.. y ■ r r ' n9< stock 7a� P PEDESTAL oak round table with claw feet. 2 press bark ;hags. R 2 press -back air Chairs. $995 Electric stove. $100 905683-1407 PIANO- Beautifully ref,n- isred rebid, antique grand. original ivory keys, hand carved ornamental on 'rust beseen Must sell, 58000 723'3 PIANOS - GRANDFA- YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! FIREWOOD Seasoned t^ew- ! 3 split. mage. oak. beeciJ Same day f,ee deLve•y Ajax. P,cke' ,; "'i"'ty 683-0709 FIREWOOD. dry sea soned-a•dwopd logs Will deliver call 1513, 338- 2895 FIREWOOD. dry sea sore^. ^a-dwood logs Will deliver Call (513, 338- 2896 FIREWOOD. Ex^enem 4uabry "a'd'wcod. Guar anleed. extra long f��ily seasoned, cut and spit Honest measuremen• Free delivery K:zy H -a! Fre- wood 905 'S3 2246 SKIDS 3 Pallets !or f,re- wcca: ra'dwood A soh wood mixed pre cut �r bro- ken delivery, available. urge S smart loads Limned time offer call 95430- 9013 ' Bargain Corner FREE to a good home large 2 yr old male coon houndiottwener FREE good home. 7 me 0,c Golden Reinev. eu Husky CI6e mix. fully ')ouse-trained, loves cmld ren. obeys basic com- maMs, owner moving Call 5 ^2243 KENMORE 30• STOVE ,, neiVy Juy dryer $250 each 305686-8138 NATURAL ',isned birch S"ry :it w,tr water proof 'mattress d matching dress- er change table. $350 Call 427-5756 QUEEN SIZE BED with frame A siren 6 drawer headboarI Also march.ng armoire Ol white. w,m gold trim in excellent conol on $499 Call 644-7183 SOFA A LOVESEAT $450 Sectional sofa S40C Stove $300 Kitchen taole w' 6 chairs S2?5 Call 686- 8441 after 6 pm SOFA BEP Good cons, tion, beige brown tablic. double bed. $199 Call 509-5189 (Pickering) Articles for Sale FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ING at rock bottom prices. Snowboard and ski jackets, pants. gloves and access - nes; at up to 80% OFF reg- ular retail prices. Quality named brand labels. SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East, Osha- wa (just east of 5 Points Mal). 905-725-3468. ROCK BOTTOM DEALS Apt. size washer i dryer $399. Full size washer and dryer 5299. Full size washer $169. 3 door fridge $399. Portable dishwasher $149. 14' TVs from $109. 20' i UP TV's from 5250. Heart shaped diamond Ting 53,500. Fender guitar $599. We buy and sell almost an- ything. Delivery available, most items guaranteed. lay- away program. 22 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa. Shop by phone 905-436.1320. 12X12 ft., gray broadloom. plus burgandy remnant New, never used, best off- er. r�2340. mom, •a ,from 1900 s excel ler' -,0nd heir 5,75 eagle Skilled Daycare box sp. r'; and mattress. ■ Help fl Available ENGINEERS anqioates EXPERIENCED daycare ' e P Eng eligible in my smoke free home, shong` technical, project large fenced yard. with and leadership skills Fax playground. Crafts, break - resume to GPS Inc 1-905- fast, lunch and snacks pro. 57,4319 vided All ages welcome tal; a, N11 ._or Cues 3 can ! Cues Flexible hours. Dixie/Fmch ;1JSStbie ;er'v1Ce. We A O'Lr alpor�te Kim 420--2458 Experienced full time sales / repair Person required for guitar store. 831-3691 ,-.,vr flivu for Residential Work" 3rd to 5th year Elec- Incal Apprentice or Jour- neyman Call 905.725- 9934. MOULDMAKER experi_ enced in Plastic InjeiCbM Mould. Qua!!!t Carldi- dales call M. Valerfo (gosj 428-6387 or lax resume, (905) 428-7919. TOOL A Die Maker and machinist required br Oshawa stamping P!erN. Minimum 5 years experi- ence. Offering top waw i full benehts. Send resume reply to File 99701 Osha- wa,'Whdby This Week P.O Box 481 Oshawa, ON 6 H 71-5 TRACTOR Trailer drivers wanted for local Transport Co Must present. good ab' stract. ICC medial, pope search, and drug screen or we will arrange the lest. Dunes will 1x3 PU and D.L. freight local and across the border Drivers that are de- pendable and have good attitudes need apply. Call 905-721.8804 OUALITY home daycare providing an educational fun -loving environment Large fenced yard. play- rooms and lots of toys. 11 years experience, respon- sible mother, non-smoker. Ful time daycare providing receipts and references $75. and up. Westri Rosstand. 905-683-4438. RESPONSIBLE experi- enced ECE daycare teach- er available, babies and preschoolers preferred. Close to 401 rtrW Ajax Go. ■Wesm" and Ritchie. 42Z� 74 Firewood FW LVIAB�G�R & rinGsrl,�a9 (ups r n� 4'X8'X12• $60.00 4'X8'X 16• $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Drys 705-277.3381 Evani gs 905-434-M Free Will To M Oshawa Area 3Z AOSOLUTELY THE BEST -Apple, Mapfe, Oak, Beech. Low prices. Free delivery. Serving Pickering, Ajax. Whitby. Oshawa. DURHAM FIREWOOD 427- 4741. INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD In caringsafe, fun home environment Licensed by M C S S. Reasonable rates Receipts. flexible hours Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE rf 509-1207 r �1 ' Firewood ' Articles For Sale or Sale For Sale or a e Antique Furniture Sale Fri. Oct. 4 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sat. Oct.5 10 a.m_-4 p.m. Sun. Oct. 6 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. We have • 5 dinning room sets • hoosler cupboard r hall Stand • buffets • occasional tables • chairs church pews • disks • dressers • bonnett chests - trunks 8 rn'jCh much more Including a great selection of china . glass & collectables. "Our Prices are similar of better than most local auctions" COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION THER CLOCKS ;" , '; FIREWOOD G..aty sea 8 PC. SOLID WALNUT 905 683-8243 sc " ew a^' Arts & Arts & ntu sec Uttiuncrlc, used pianos Nct su e, 8 / Crafts 8' C►sits soned ;' spli! hWdwood be11ror,m su,1e. ;�e.a•;^ 78 Old Kingston Rd./Pickering Village Rent own ap, Size. <tarting at 5185:Co,d Can stylet excellent condition. ,pnght,"grand digital key we 705 944 8801. 7 p m - $2.500 E pce bedroom ooards Clearance on all I t p m suite SL100. solid oak a.. y ■ r r ' n9< stock 7a� P PEDESTAL oak round table with claw feet. 2 press bark ;hags. R 2 press -back air Chairs. $995 Electric stove. $100 905683-1407 PIANO- Beautifully ref,n- isred rebid, antique grand. original ivory keys, hand carved ornamental on 'rust beseen Must sell, 58000 723'3 PIANOS - GRANDFA- YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! FIREWOOD Seasoned t^ew- ! 3 split. mage. oak. beeciJ Same day f,ee deLve•y Ajax. P,cke' ,; "'i"'ty 683-0709 FIREWOOD. dry sea soned-a•dwopd logs Will deliver call 1513, 338- 2895 FIREWOOD. dry sea sore^. ^a-dwood logs Will deliver Call (513, 338- 2896 FIREWOOD. Ex^enem 4uabry "a'd'wcod. Guar anleed. extra long f��ily seasoned, cut and spit Honest measuremen• Free delivery K:zy H -a! Fre- wood 905 'S3 2246 SKIDS 3 Pallets !or f,re- wcca: ra'dwood A soh wood mixed pre cut �r bro- ken delivery, available. urge S smart loads Limned time offer call 95430- 9013 ' Bargain Corner FREE to a good home large 2 yr old male coon houndiottwener FREE good home. 7 me 0,c Golden Reinev. eu Husky CI6e mix. fully ')ouse-trained, loves cmld ren. obeys basic com- maMs, owner moving Call 5 ^2243 KENMORE 30• STOVE ,, neiVy Juy dryer $250 each 305686-8138 NATURAL ',isned birch S"ry :it w,tr water proof 'mattress d matching dress- er change table. $350 Call 427-5756 QUEEN SIZE BED with frame A siren 6 drawer headboarI Also march.ng armoire Ol white. w,m gold trim in excellent conol on $499 Call 644-7183 SOFA A LOVESEAT $450 Sectional sofa S40C Stove $300 Kitchen taole w' 6 chairs S2?5 Call 686- 8441 after 6 pm SOFA BEP Good cons, tion, beige brown tablic. double bed. $199 Call 509-5189 (Pickering) Articles for Sale FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ING at rock bottom prices. Snowboard and ski jackets, pants. gloves and access - nes; at up to 80% OFF reg- ular retail prices. Quality named brand labels. SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East, Osha- wa (just east of 5 Points Mal). 905-725-3468. ROCK BOTTOM DEALS Apt. size washer i dryer $399. Full size washer and dryer 5299. Full size washer $169. 3 door fridge $399. Portable dishwasher $149. 14' TVs from $109. 20' i UP TV's from 5250. Heart shaped diamond Ting 53,500. Fender guitar $599. We buy and sell almost an- ything. Delivery available, most items guaranteed. lay- away program. 22 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa. Shop by phone 905-436.1320. 12X12 ft., gray broadloom. plus burgandy remnant New, never used, best off- er. r�2340. mom, •a ,from 1900 s excel ler' -,0nd heir 5,75 eagle HOW ARE WE DOING' ■ - -D pan o ,,..5 ' box sp. r'; and mattress. ■ • ■ •-iOl TABLE at x 8ff New ABLE new 5 5: weer size box 'E ^"6 r"r' ICf 1(i"5 'r'/y. .SFS: 1Qfi wa,droDP S135 er'erra,nme.., 3.4 ' s,aie. compere scar rg and mattress S225 I ..f ■ �- Bd A ' drah,ng table orotessional s-,Y"Eotr- �+drTa�tlaElorrieSAttF Dem i'30C Mae,k " ••air se' xo - i compie'e ^ew tal; a, N11 ._or Cues 3 can ! Cues $295. 501,11 pine !able and ■ ;1JSStbie ;er'v1Ce. We A O'Lr alpor�te ■ oreboaM exceeert son 4 benches 5250 3 y, old fndge and (almord, ■ •r' nr,�r.,� r'" �rrjrj ^W L'�'tl N .-Fir-shoo. DNS. , ..'on ask^g S9o0 721- 51 strve Slane rraezAr -22 '• r 1 5 St(x'khri((:r((:r(--,.lglt- r(•. r ANTIQUE ;utlery cabmet ■ courteous service? CALLA\G ALL ARTS - CRAFTS EXHIBITORS `)l.lnd,l `., OCt. i 5th Dol. nto %vn f likcring 300- pli capacity', Indoors Call 420-1593 to book 5 sda 52�5. 4 dressers S. 1 . Was our call answered promptly?■ ■ Y glass boat S75 3C5 253- advertisement) ROLAND KR100 '1rd .. 5151., walnu• �Erti M si •.z,n. o NEhTIP ANTIQUES 3erperhre ■ ., g'a C•eSSe' "� !ape wash wa,droDP S135 er'erra,nme.., ■ ■ w pair, S290r ask I 1I l,w('K:\F'T tiliO�i' ,n S95 glass top table and 4 ■. ■ i'30C Mae,k " ••air se' xo - i compie'e ^ew 521 I . �) : 7 h. T T 1 . , 1 ] I L S) : � cra"s 5145 odd chairs and many ,!her items ■ ■ dl 728-5800 - ')ualiry --': !- CLltitoriii (3r(1c'r,, WE•1(-(lrrl(•. .'1 697-3532 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ SHEDMAN bar, , x , '• r 1 5 St(x'khri((:r((:r(--,.lglt- r(•. r ANTIQUE ;utlery cabmet ■ courteous service? ■ Oshawa, Ontario e seed sPE. AL ONL/ 5295 pus tax 'i I«rf'ti t I1E'V / F f wv . 2) A j i x K: 5 7`. V.,• ,ring sofa. chair d o vereat. 5350 Enter ■ ■ '.',-y ;the, sizes and styles Als, . A show will w'olllki n l want to mitis,. tamment centre $125 ■ . ii"ape garages it decks 'S' McKay Rd f.'•ti�= !�-.: C.. ■ Freezer. apt size (, only 5369 DC P•ce in in ■ ff _ Sorel maple table S1GC 25 gal fish tank s 'Sr ■ ■ -.., ca1t9065'92093 ' Computer ' Computer S' ,C Dressers ',m , bre- 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ glass boat S75 3C5 253- advertisement) ■ 2.91 ■ �Erti M si •.z,n. o NEhTIP ANTIQUES 3erperhre ■ ■ C•eSSe' "� !ape wash ■ stand. =edam I es? s -,gn ■ %c interest. (OAC, 3 'ocirms bac. mahogany chars ■ desks dressersoak ■ 4. 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'cur solid Calf p'i-x -_ -ages. stoves FAfFtV AEW DOG TRAIN - TRAIN - only 5369 DC P•ce in in ■ please Fred Eismont : 1w back -'airs 589 klasre•s dryers cars. _ ING. r• ,c•_ce• •.. clunes 30 Sq yds ca,pet ■ at 576-9336. 683-0707 N be New .e'•aee n"eater v„c«s etc Can 90<.43C C�•.cer 3 Junk" senior deluxe pad and �nstallatior lower or j i 75 couc^ :"a,, moral 90.3 puppy prrigram Aso oas.c in your n, Free quos ■ or fill out this coupon ■ -•rge 5725 619-•986 Obedferce Cali Susanna 905 83(11-34.-_7,a• tar in you, home x,° ^ Computer te,est, no for ■ D,gity sateii,ce 7o ' payment ire ■ and mail to. ' ll :hanneis for •e year /Intefnet AMERICAN COCKER fun year Daniel, t 80C ■=t ent !o miff rcr 58 25 -all _ ,„ CKC Re 217 C104 ■ wee«ry Cali 305.57171 ' . a'2 shots. er cher , v3C_ _ E " Carpet Will D:srl.Dutors. s Classified Department ■ ■ HITACHI 35' - - . - • - ` �Erti M si •.z,n. o NEhTIP ! 2 ^e_ r •r, ti _ Day -encs. P•O �X ■ stereo fele- , s.,. ^ 1 '-a pack C t We www duns-- news neL , %c interest. (OAC, 3 'ocirms ■ • 48I D,ra!C^s High resoiut,on Hf- '_-io P,ceml -om - a Oex ^ rc.38•'�n- ,300sq h installed with from Sbs Farewell St. loveseat, drapery, and t .lacks auto programming. 686-2314 saute pad only 6399 ■ unive,sai remote control S' 5 80 weeny Caii )05 7042 Rent to morn ',nm 57 srvwk Specials on Vinyl Ceram c aro Hardwood Flooring ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ -'' 1r2 Me F Lost a - Found Free Shop At Home 1-800- * ' ■ KENWOOD 200 war 663-6046 ■ .LIH SLS -oke,:f Power 5 Disk CO CARPETS ots of carpet. ■ ■ dcuae cassette. Ren lower !OC°a ^yon naw star re- 'Your S■S}aChOn is ilii measure 0l our success" ■ peake,s tto an S-25 wee«Iy Cafe 9C5 lease carpets or land ■ - - - - (. ■ - - . - • - ` t ' •4.2 well carpet 3 roams. $ re Pnce .nclutles carpet pre FURNITURE SALE HOT TUB E^cicsu,e Ga- SHARP 25- TV VCR com- m,um pad expert irstalla- Louis 16th Recrotl�c!�on zebu 8x8 Ca4orria Red- D,ra!C^s High resoiut,on tan. fast delivery. tree eSD. swan chair. Parson chair wood Steel roof. frosted picture tube. 'rout A,V mates (3C yards) Norman loveseat, drapery, and panels Like ^ew Must De .lacks auto programming. 686-2314 more 868 Corbett Rd seen 5800 080 Call 434- unive,sai remote control Oshawa. Sun 1.4 434- 7042 Rent to morn ',nm 57 srvwk COMPUTERS COM- PUTERS Compute, Clearance Centers new hours Mon9 30 - 5 00 Tues 9 30 . 6 00 Wed Fn - 9 30- 8.00 Sat 9 30 - 5 00. Sun 12 30-4 30 Just arrived 486's complete $495 Pentiums from $795 386's from S165 286'5 from S25 Laptops S95 up VGA monitors from $45 up Lots of new Samtuck factory butt pentiums with software pkgs 5200-$800 less than most super store 'spec"' Bring your quotes - ads - Save on superior products (905) 697-3059 or 164 Baseline Rd. E., Bowman - little. CONTENTS SALE wed- ding gown, computer, dressers. mens/lady's nwtk, 1984 Buick LeSabre, 1988 Firebird. 8 htruck camper. engine hoist. etc. (Negoo- able Prices!!) 427-1677 CONTENTS SALE, fridge. stove, almond $600, desks(office b kids) bed(king size) . kitchen set. many other items. (905) 668-3504. FLORIDA TIME SHARE, $1500; Zenith VCR. 4 -head with remote. S10o; Bricks - approx. 1700 - $900/load. Grand piano, $8000 723- 4003 FOR SALE , 16 hp ri mg lawn mower, with bag- ger, 3 years old, excellent condition. asking $1,500 Telephone (905) 649- 1828 FURNITURE UOUIDA- TION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER LINDSAY Name Brand Quality furniture, mattresses. bedroom furniture, iron and brass beds. headboards, frames futtons, large quantity of bedding, sheets. comforters, pillows, sofa beds, sectional units, desks, coffee and end tables, It and floor lamps, prints, silk plants, desks, hundreds of items, all prices slashed. All must go. hurry for best selec- fill Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday - Friday, Sat., 9 - 12. MCLEAN AUCTIONS & LKWATIOf1S LINDSAY 324-2783 OR CALL t-eoo-4et•64� to list your saw 1107 TUB - 5 -man. brown A tan marble colour. Filter, PUMP. heater 8 cover 11400 Cal 905-723-0598 _ FOR SALE: Full size wsslw i dry*. Gently uss4 works like new! SS00 or best oiler. CON Still /39.6114 HOUSE CONTENTS. Everything must go ,moving out of town 905-728-2704 Jewellery, watch & clock repairs. Galbraith Jewellers 8 Giftware 132 Harwood Ave.S.Ajax 683-0407 MALE IWNIATURE Sicr- kan donkey, 2 years old in good Health. $300. 666- 6858 MOTORIZED SCOOTER, $1500 00 . Wheel Mar. S50o. Excellent condition cal 721.1095 after Spirt. MOVING OUT OF COUNTRY, selling all household contents, ap- prox 1 year old, plus PST, computer, with Espon Sty- lus 800 printer i other small items. 905-721- 9762. NEWER Almond Kenmore fridge/stove. $850/pair; an- tique wardrobe, $475; or- gan, $300; large mi- crowave, $75 obo. Call 905-576-4597 OAKAPINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail pnces7 One of Ontario's eldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg solid oak 7 pc dirxng- room or 6 Pc. solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995 many stain crates. Tradfonal Woodworking 905-985-8774 Femafe snot -area ;rev arc brown :akco cat Six years :,Cl Large *Wife tummy mat drags or the ground Wl to paws with tall that bends ap over 'ler bao, wren she walks Sma1I •ace Named Missy Please call 428-8961 1 WALL ,,nit S•75. sre,eo - Cab,net $30. 3 pc Kitchen swte 51LC 905-666.5175 WASHERS 5.75 Dryers S150 and up Appliance service repair S35 and up FOUND Dark :aLcc type female cat. declawed ex- tremely affectionate and ovaole Found Brock and Major oaKs area in Picxer- ,ng Ca11428-9282 Appliances wanted working or not 438-8183 WASHERS. tlryers. fudge. stove. new and recondi- tioned. 5225 and up for re- conditioned washer. 5175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up for re - numunw muykrs ana stoves. Also coin operated FOUND - Rotweiller pup- py. apprii 6 weeps old. fe- male, pack and ran, no tat- toos. found at the Whitby Inspection Station on the 401,71mckson Please can days (905)728-7505 ask for Shannon or eve (705) 277-9459 was and dryers. Ste- phenson's Furniture and Oshawa. 576-7448 --- WNITFIELD WP2 model. pellet hung wood stove. uaawx u.•7 u,ke axraokwl, pas 52,200. Asking $1.500. 576-3843 WOODSTOVE Vermont Castings, Defiant Encore. classic black. 2000 s4 ft.. 2 warming shelves, oval to round adaptor. Seldom used. Ex. coed. $2000. Days 905.435.9960, even- ing 905-435-4901 t Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ything old. Scientific instru- ments, china. saver, adver- tising, toys. decoys, dols. milk bottles, collections or estates Call Robert Boen w Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brookkn FOUND black a white Dob -taxed cat. female. de - clawed, very friendly, Bay Ridges area on August 31st. Cal 839-4616 FOUND CAT, Female, ginger coloured, lin the W -Ark" Heights area. call 428-7173 FOUND: Female Cakco cat. Declawed Super at- fectkonate. Watling to go home. Ravenscroft i Ross - land area. 686-8138. LOST - Amberlea area, male cat. samese mark- ings, white belly, feet and mouth. Missing since Sept. 25/96. Answers to name 'Houde' Please call 905- 839-3085. LOST, in Ajax Gars white WIFA figure skates. In a black Ill with track surra a accessories. Reward. call 427-0122 <103 576.6048 13OUVIER PUP Mack -a e CKC Reg :rale trained of cer, :•opped_ `. 75-4' C3 5 76-6C.a8 ROTTWEILER PUPS Ncc,a,,e=urdles :! ,ve ^one raised E.Celient -emperaments S25C 905- 995_ act HIMALAYAN KITTENS adcrac,e burbles - Sea and Blue Points Home raised. CC A Reg. steed. snots 905.985 9021 LHASA APSO PUPS 'cr sale Nor sreddng rcr allergic realm guarantee vet needled House tram- �ng started Payment terms available (705) 786-3.24 GERMAN SHEPPARD PUPPIES Blacktar Pur- ebred with wondedui tem- peraments. well -socialized Innoculated $275 2 year old also available Can 906-263--2415 ATTENTION: Dog Own- ers Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $54 99 up to 150 lb. wt Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 32' Fire Hydrant in- door/outdoor BEST Bad 4- 12' 6'. 10' LAebme Guar- antee. Starting al $10 99. 9-9. 7 days/week. (905)723-5413. Fax 723- 1466 1 1for sale NEED A VEHICLET Poor credit? No credit? Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576.1800 or 1-888- 259-3673 1 can help! 1982 OLDSMOBILE Omega, 4 -door. good ores, new block heater. Best off- er 434-5762. 1983 MAZDA Rx7 Im- maculate,Caldornia car, summer driven only, oregr nal paint. 88.000 miles. P/ M, AM/FM, cassette. $2.600 OBD. will certify. 579-1496 1995 FORD Tempo, 4 - door, good runner. as Is. 5800 or best offer Call 905- 427-3317 it not home please leave message PAGE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 2, 1996 Atrtomo Sale Automobiles Snowmobiles Snowmobiles Apartments A artments on,Apartments�,�AparRments�jjouses For Sale For Sale • • For Rent pFor Rent For Rentor Rent r Rent 1985 STELLAR .automatic. CAN'T FIND A VAN? OQ FOR SAL. SNOWMOB= recently certified. $850 That's because we PHAZER Dependable, excel]. Gond., new seat, toe bar, skins, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $2395 o.b.o. 1-705-328-0402 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE auto. 52595. 1990-92 III 2 5 L pw. of amnm Cass, 1985 Ram Van. Propane have them all, GM, both as is. good condition, Chrysler, Ford from very reliable 905723- 1986 to 1993. From 5730 $4.995.1991 Lumina Z34, 56.995 Over 35 fied loaded. A-1. pristine white. 1986 HYUNDAI PONY 59.995 1989 Celebrity 4 door AM FM cassette. Euro. black. loaded, A-1. good for winter car 5600 $5995 1991 Tempo. air. Call John at 905579-8295 auto. now only $3.695 after 5 30 om 1990 Pontiac Firebird, building. close to shopping. loadedblack with T-Iops 1978 FULL Size Jimmy and only 95 000 km, 4x4 Excellent running ve. S7.595. 1987 Nissan auto Snow. Hunters or king cab. $4.995. 1989 Foro F150 LXT Lariat, loac- plow,ng operators, have a ed. 111.000 kit $7.995. took S'950 OBO Call 728- 1989 Tracker auto, low 0705 kms $6 995 . 1986 Arles, Dependable, excel]. Gond., new seat, toe bar, skins, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $2395 o.b.o. 1-705-328-0402 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE auto. 52595. 1990-92 III 2 5 L pw. of amnm Cass, Cavaliers - 5 from 5 995 4 Oldsmobile ells and ' Trailers E ' Apartments gauge wire wheels original Buick LeSabre's hem For Rent owre- excellent condition. certfied $2950 666-e149 56.995 Over 35 fied certi- 19% COMMODORE AJAX Orford Towers. Whitby reconditioned ve- hicles now at Certicar Stern^erside. �: Ra' 6a.. Spacious arae• ,,ents gk,,al Auto Centre. 155 King ,am Lake Trailer Park & building. close to shopping. 1987 °onhac Grano Am 4 St W.. Oshawa at Mid- Marine waterfront site on 401.GO Pool. sauna One tlr a..'c leaded. low kms town Mall Drive. Trent Water System sell bedroom November Ist. 3 , 52900 cert '985 Chevehe. Where customers send cue to illness ..7051374- bedrooms immediately and 2 or auto 109 x - S1500 their friends' (905) 5043 or 705-738 7199 December 'st 683-842' or cert 433-178- 579.2886 Open Sun- FOR SALE Terry Taurus 683-85-1 until 7 30 p m days- trader, '0-9 excellent con. AVAILABLE Immediately. 1968 BUICK REGAL LTD aade b0 k, certified. S4 500 or bes, offer 1987 Mazda 323 141 OOC lo' . S80_ c b o as is Telephone 427-3855 dit,on. sleeps 5-6 people. S[WID,s ' bedroom apt SALLAERIOGE WHOLE- lots or extras Call 905666- Laundry Parking. non - SE 905-4?� • ^- 4692 smoke' no pets S550 all '991. Cnev Astro Van 'CL' In I t 1 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. SAT &SUN 12-5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 8 passenger 6 cyl auto. air, cusve st. ast required tun oaded $5900 1991 Can Carol at 666-5545 y Houses Houses Chev Sprint. 4 dr ^atch- • Marine AVAILABLE IMME- I I For Rent For Rent bad'_ 3 ryi. 5 spa . ides kms DIATELY, Wh,tby Ap' 1968 FORD MUSTANG $4900 1991 Mer-✓, burdinq spacious carpet GT Cob -a spillet e. Sable 'GS' wagon 38 !,!•e 14FT RU.NA6,-„i. with ed newt' painted. with bah lent condition. everything 6 cyl auto. air third seat and 28"0 Johnson g t•ailer cony close to bus. shop - new. S6 500 Call and fully loaded 56700 1991 asking $' 100 Call 905 leave message ,905 509- Suzuk. S,dek,ck 4X4 725-5748 ping. all requirutilitieed included. 5095 eve o, ,905 625 MPV 4 cyi 5 spo . low first last regwred r o pet 7-54 Ia" k's $6300 1991 Chev, Cavaber 4 dr 4 cyi auto. 1988 .eBaron Coupe 25 air am'fm cars low kms tui^c '59Kr^. loaded, an $6500 1988 Fora Mustang new brakes and lines new 'LX' <n dr hatchback 4 _rye hresexha..s• goon solid autc air and more 53?00 car S3200 certified obc Buy any of trill above 573-92,Q wnoiesale fully cert•ied w'tn powertrain warranty 1992 B_,ck :eSabre Lt. Aisc in stop as is soe ioacec burgunoy excellent cc's 5250 S?900 S corner Baseline and our Condition. 63.00% • - -es h m 23 1989 SUNBIRD 24' C-.;,ce• Fu'., a^.ed AST cabin. frim taps.VHF weather band. HC water F, S 3 piece washroom 350 OMC tow hours good con- dihor S'9 500 705 749 6353 days 705 8T '209 we"e^ s ATTENTION FISHER PERSONS-, '995 '-s HYO•a SD•_•• •-'Q HP John. son 2 list finders 'rollm s 1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed room. S75C can 430-0134 1 BEDROOM acariment on second 'co- c, house $600'month. parking. utili- ties. cable included yard Central Oshawa Private ert No pets lsclast re- quired Call 723-0704 BAY RIDGES bedroom oasemer• aGartmpnt. fresh. ly-painted err laund all WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUT A HOUSE' WtiN Rf,%T' OWN 1 OL R HOME!' Mortgage payments 7;,.-dnk,m ticme 5n7v month �--dihk,m bungalow' $7yv, month t,tdnv,m Ir FNec $4h' month No down payment-) Bad Credit-) Bankrupt-) Call Mei (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAi'LEY Sales Rep tiuit n i ., ,i f .,6-1 Kcalt1 Inc a Laxendge Rd 9 6-1' u'ertfieC $'2.500 Cad AIa,kVvn,mv Cat or d,rec motor_ 3 baie•ies ive"It utilities. cage 5750 inclu TOWnhouses ' jOwnh0uSe5 Ston 905-404.9316 day hens LAKFRIDGE Balt": -00 haoersstet. sive Available Oci 1st. 'st' 1 For Rent d time or 905 623-98 ', WHOLESALE 3C5 427 eo. S•' 000 OBO can 834-a"623- last Cali 839-BFor Rent evenings 1 9107 BRIGHT 1992 BUICK REGAL. 1993 Che" Caval,e, . 65 C)OC .r-• 4 dr air, auto exCe gent ` condition am1'f,''' Cass green m CO 149 DOC kr it lour 57300 576-6130 g Dave $' 0900 or best tile• Phone 905 831-1747 Automobiles 1993 CADILLAC EM Wanted DE rq,E 2 tone white. 51K -^s certified S22 COC 4 ' ' Apartments For Rent 1, i 2 Bedroom a:'s in _)Shawa ano Bow^a^lnlle �Urting at 5600,month. MOge b stove included . -fm laundry facilities No pets Call (905) 434-2407 2 bedroom R.�-• 3 Townbne area. -lose TO amenities. SCh001 & park 5670 month mctu- sive first S last required, Avail Nov 1. 728-33% BROCK ! HWY 2: One bed•�:-T baser^e-' apt -aundry and utithes includ- ed Female preferred 427 9613 550 r-_ S 7 50C Cash on a3C99'•after5 P+ , t for CENTRAL AJAX Avail p0 scrap can b 1993 HYUNDAI Sonata trucks Anyt,me Can 905 tees. 7-5740 new exhaust Call 905- A A A TONING Pay 550 623-882 SSJC; cast i.,• .eq S scrap cars & trucks 24 firs 1993 Talon Eagle wnite 7 days Call 905-686-5003 AB a. auto n,ty locoed or 905-706-5234 30 mm y flit 500 Andy 619-0463 or so"xe + hydro 1 Stlast re- 4?7 7872 QlNred In et 6 Alex prances. laundry. Rouge d " Apartments Apartments A eel ,r YOUR MOVE Well Maintained 2 bedroom apts Avail- able Ir11rr1edkafel 5629 able mmed,d'e , large casement bacmeior apart men? with. fireplace. park Ing Suitable for nor smoker $525 1sVIW Call 683-4904 PICKERING- 2 txMroom exeCunve apt b, rem, ap EXPERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11,2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to Schools, transit, parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321kyys6 1994 CHEV Astro Van 8 pass extended cab load ed. dutch doors, plus $175M (905 655-4870 1994 HONDA CIVIC DX coupe like new. 43.000 kms balance 01 warranty. S13 OOC certified 905- 686-1385 87 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC V8 305, runy loaded 170.000 km count condition. $4500 cert,- tied 985-x832 Pori Perry MO?I1IATED KEN ISCOLIC)N 4 Disaled 10 announce 'MOTIVATED MECHANICS' Have tOM. ,.4 Vickie Cal anh.nei Vary teosondoie n71ea hlri ucereed kd9chaxc 10 vn experience M�ieu 114161 471-79" ARLIE SALES LTO. 480 Taunton Rd.E . Oshawa. 404-8175. 1990 YJ Jeep, $8700. 90 Tracker, auto. $6995. 1990 Buick Station Wagon aktlh 3rd seat IuBy- loaded. $66995. 1991 Pont. Gran Prix STE. $10,965. 1992 Buick Regal Gran Sport. $11,965. 1993 Ford 1/2 ton, 4x1, $16,750. 1991 Berrettal fully -loaded, black on black, $7,995. 1988 Volks. Jettal auto with air, $5.495. 1989 Dodge Lanc- er. excellent running, $3,995. 1988 Dodge van, $3,995. 1991 Honda Ac- cord, $10,665. 1988 Dodge van, S3,895. ARLIE SALES located at 480 Taunton Rd.E., between Rktson & Wilson 404-8175. A d K TOWING Cash On the Spoil pay S50 - S5.D00 for used and scrap Cars and trucks any condi- tion Call anytime. 24 hrs 7 days Fast 30 min serlrice No parts Call Ken (905) 509.5584 (416) 452-7767 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vetkdes. Vehl- cles must be m running condition Call 427-2415 or torte to 479 Bal St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES BEfor Sale 90 FRHT. (SALE OR LEASE) $1499./mo. with down payment. Also 48'x102' air-nde Batbods 6 48' detachable double drop. 1-800-724-5917. VOW 1 4tlgleel o 1995 Jeep CJ, 4X4, black 4.2 litre, in line 6, 3 spd auto. 2- spring re -arch, Rancho. RS5000 shocks, hard top, full doors, 155,000 km,. new starter, rebuilt carb., asking S5200 obo. as is. Call Ian 905- 985-3757. 1995 GMCSafart teal blue metallic, only 32,000 kd , tiff, cruise. cassette and more. Asking $17,995 or best offer. (905) 831-9388 Qui budding Close to all amenities VYMtby Ap- pliances included (905)666-5535 area Private entrance. For Rent ' ' FOr Rent balm $1200/monm a8 ;n ausrve Cal 509-1320 URGE modern 2 bed OSHAWA - Immaculate FOR RENT ' and 2 ped- room apt in 4-plex Large large 1 112 bedrooms lass - balcony. laundry. parking merit apt No pets Non - room apt in a very quest All utilities included No smoker. utilities. cable and Non - and well kept budding, pets First/last $750 mo parking included First last dose to all amen4es. Dus King/Grandview area Available Nov 1 5650 stop at door. Park Rd N Avail Nov 1 576-8675 404-9194 2 BEDROOM APTS. Oshawa Phone 579-9016 Avail Oct 1 309 Cordova Rd . Oshawa No -pets 905- HWY 02, ROTHERGLEN. 5732387 Immaculate.bright modern. 21'3 bedroom apartments. 8 story budding close to schools. library. South GM plant Available Immediate- ly 428-6328 1-7 pm for appointment. 289 CORDOVA, 2 bdrm apt Park a &dor $70G' mo. 2nd floor unit util Ind 1st/last, Parking For more info Cad 576-2877 or 571- 4776 or 435-0917 after 3 pm 3 bedroan apt. In new, du- plex. AlI appliances. Cen- tral Oshawa. Available 5 .25800/pkis hydro. 728 - 534 MARY ST. E. WHITBY Nov. or Dec. 1 - Larye 2 bedroom apt. in mature building. Broadloom throughout. 2 balconies, appliances. men. parking Included. In- suite storage. security cameras etc. 905- 666-2450. ADELAIDE i MARY. Oshawa, bright 1 bedroom, $600. large 2 +1 bedroorn 5900, includes heat and water. Cal 723-6493, even- ings. AJAX - LARGE bright one bedroom basement apt. on Transit route, dose to shopping, schools and hospital $500 plus 1/2 util- ities. Call Ian or Robert at 427-4873 large 2 bedroom separate entrance. 4 appliances, no smoking/pets, available im- mediately $780. first & last utilities inducted 428-1428 LARGE one bedroom basement apt Non-smoker preferred No pets. FirstAast required. Parking, laundry. $550/mo. Gibb St. Oshawa area. Available immediate y. 435-2497 LARGE 2 bedrm ban". apt. FA? large backyard. pets wekame. Avail. imxrled. $700. + ubl. Ajax. 905.696- 7486. LARGE 3 ii APTS. From S769Jmth. + hydro. IVC. Carpet, 4 appl. and parkng ind.Wart to Pidcewg Town Centre. Close to GO Trransd and Hwy 401. 905420'6305 1410 Pidt9rirtg Parilar". OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed- room apartment. with fire- place. 6 appliances in- cluding laundry. 2 full baths. 1400 sq ft., air con- ditioning, intercom, parking. Close to lake. $975/month + utilities. Avail. Nov. Ist. Call to view 905.725-9991 LARGE one bedroom apt bmsi . Park and Bloor area. Oshawa. S4751mo first/last Including utilities, parkin Oct 15 Call 416387-16378 UVERPOOL/BAYLY. huge 2 -bedroom base. meet, parking, cable, ce- ramics, pool, fireplace, wet bar. $825. Outet non- smokers, irtvrhectiale. Call 905-837-1304. NEWLY renovated large one bedroom basement apt. Own entrance. ap pkances, own laundry. kxii- ties and able rickrdecl 4 pets. Non srnokw FirstAast. AvwlabN Oct. 1. 905-576- 9514. One bedroom and two bedrooms apes. from $450 and up plus utilities. 725- 6753. OSHAWA - 688 + 900 Glen St., 2 bedroom apes. from $675- $710. 3 bed- room apt. $720; close to slapping, schools. GM and G0. Utilities InCludad. First/ lett required. Call 728- OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apt. Olive and Sancoe St. area. Close to all ameni- ties, heat, hydro included. $620/monthly. Firstllast re- quired . 434-6311 leave OSHAWA. newly renovat- ed one 6 two bedroom, in- cludes heat. hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non-smokers. starting at $575. (905)831-8030; (905)839.1984. OSHAWA - large 1 bed. room apt for rent ,n Small quiet building Wilson & Bloor area Heat, hydro. fridge, stove included Laundry on prenxses Car- pel throughout No dogs Please call 721-1178 any- time. OSHAWA - one bedroom upper duplex apt. Sep. en. trance. parking. eat n lutch- en, freshly painted, new broadloom, on bus route, close to GM North Plant. 5550 inclusive. firsVlast. Avaiable imnedlabey. 434-4;353 OSHAWA - small base- ment Si ideal for Student 5360'"10. plus main- tenance. Includes parking. FirsUlast required, avatl- able imrtediately. 905- 831-1490. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt. keshy decorated. few car - Pat. dears, bright, quiet building. Utilities. parking included. Laundry fealdies. Good location. Avail. from Oct 15. ISVIast. $685Jmo. Call O 8 D 905.576-8572. OSHAWA avail. immed. Luxury furnished apt. $685J mo. Christian single lady Preferred. No smoker/pet. For viewing 433-8871, pager 404.7318 leave de- tailed message. OSHAWA bright 1 bed- room apt. Employed adufl preferred. $475. a $490. including utelties. istAast. Avail. inti med. 723-4173. OSHAWA CENTRE beautiful 3 bedrooms, air con . 1 U2 baths. 5 ap- pliances, walkout to private fenced yard 2 parking $885 plus, first/last No pets Near school & Civic Nov 1 668-1946 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD ING North Oshawa 1. 2 & 3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca- ble. parking & laundry fac 723-2094 OSHAWA close to GM. 1. 2. 3 bedroom apartments. $600 $725 & $835 respec lively Call 905 4285740 OSHAWA.LARGE 2 bed room basement, separate entrance. hedge, stove. washer & dryer includes iohves Avails Nov 1 905- 404-2270 PARK & BLOOR, 2 bed- •Oom laundry laalities. 'anted yard. no pets. first & ast, parking for 2, $850 ^Onth inclusive 723-1241 PARK/ADELAIDE one bpdr��.� , newsy painted apt Fridge. stove. water, park.nq included Laundry ava;-able $5251mo first,' last Call 723-0309 PICKERING large 2 bedroorm Casement, seper- ate entrance. parking 'aundry_ $7(X) plus utilt;es ard room 12 x 18 office '.corage negotiable 19051 �?9-5039 PICKERING Large 7'ase^e6-' ap• Renovated. fie bedroom. large ketch hv,ngroom, bathroom aundry, separate entrance %onsmoke, s- no pets »50 incl Avail Oct 1 015-83 t -3250 PICKERING 2 bedroom )ase--• act Sep an- rance. $850 mo , hydro -and gas included, available mmediawy Call 416-421 1300 ext 442 Mon Fri 8- 4 p m of 905427-9552 Ne/weekends PICKERING attractive spot -,,:y dear 3 bedroom Maori floor, grey broadoorn. no Pets, utilities included $1050 905 770-7222 or 416-494 3%65 PICKERING 2 bedroom bas,-' separate or. trance. tented yard park ,ng dose to all amenities. $695'month plus unities Oct availablrry. Call 831- 9730 PICKERING large 2 bed 'Coin,apo, merit Broad loomed. fun bathroom_ sat in kitchen, periling garden. own entrance. appliances $795 month includes uhl. hes Available immedMntly 905 509-0077 or 905 509- 2577 PICKERING Whdes/401. clean bright bedroom taserTwt apt, full kitchen, air laundry. Sep ent . pant Ing, uhlt,es Included Non smoker 1 VAIRS1. $650 Call 8370227 PICKERING, Whites Rd. i Finch. Clears , quiet. Wight . newly renovated 1 bed- room. basement Walk out ravine. Separate entrance. a c no pets smokers Suite 1. $650 /inclusive 905- 837-0218 SOUTH OSHAWA. 2 bed- room, upper floor of sem, laundry facilities, 2 tar parking, private entrance, $675 all indusive,mature working single or couple. no pets, available Nov 1, 5731869, SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 Wentworth St. W. large 2, - bedroorll, close to biases, shopping, available imme- *SWY, $600 6 up , fridge. Stove. heal. hydro, parking. Ist AaSI required, 6-q pets. 723-637 SPACIOUS bright, dean bachelor apartment, upper Boor, dose to all amenities, utiktes included, separate entrena S'425/month. Maryffilgin, Oshawa. 9o5- 831-9888. SPACIOUS two bedroom, basement apt. for rerK, Westney / e2, Non smoker welcome. $750 Per month, Avaialbe Nov. 1 St.. 905- 428-7004 THREE BEDROOM Up- per duplex, quiet court in Whit iy, fear bus and day - are, fridge, stove. Parking included, no pets. Ist/last. $725 plu utifties Available Dec. Ist. 668-7513 TOP floor of house 2 bdrm, krsVlast. Appdances includ- ed. Clean quiet people. Whiting Ave, Oshawa. $630. Available Oct 1 Own outside entrance. 571-7969 after 5:30 p.m. WHITBY - new one bed- room basement apt. in pn- vale home Dundas/Thick- son area Non-smoker pre- ferred Sep entrance In- cludes appliances, cable. utilities Single employed person preferred No pets. 5600/mo I;rstlast required Avail Nov 1.665--0165 WHITBY- North of GO 1 bedroom main floor Nice neighborhood Available Nov list $600 Call 668 3161 or 723-9340 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think711 Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-32 i 1 inn, Houses For Rent WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! payments ,..,,., jr7 m0 No Downpayment� Call Me 571-6275 1-800-8450-6275 Mark Stapley �diesp-�. �..1.,i, �•,.,ur Excel Realty 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLFHOMES WHY RENT-) BUY' Nc dewn payment. No problem' Let me show you how i Mort Pay $700 0 A C Call Thomas C. Pike Saks Rep. Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 5766-3111 3 BEDROOM, 2 sr„ey 5 appliances AC Available as soon as possible at Tamer Crt (Bayly,'L,ver pool) Pickering Close to GO. Schools & shopping $1050/month plus utilities (905) 8332113 3 bedrooms 2 wash rooms. garage fenced tot, spacious eat in kitchen asking $950 negotiable plus utikhes Trulls Rd / Hwy 2 905-673-8509 AJAX 3 bedrooms. ap- pliances, air, new carpel. deck. parking, available Nov t $925,1mo plus util Call 1-600-475-9949 AJAX 2 storey detached 3 bedrooms, t 112 baths. fenced yard. no appliances. $1175 plus utilities Nov Ist. (416)487-6319 BOWMANVILLE - 2 bed- room waterfront cozy bun- galow, preferably couple. Quiet neghDorhood, fenced yard, 1stAast. available Oc. tober. $750. 905-839- 5746. BOM►MANVILLE- Cozy. 3 -bedroom detached horns, garage entrance, good area at end of ctd-de- sae; frkfge/stove, central vac. bliepli ce. $115WMth. (905)420.3241. CENTRAL WWTBY - 3 bedroom 2 storey older home. oozy, very car+, ex- tra largo Inmig room, fin- ished rec. room, carpeted throughl". garage with workshop tea. large lol, 4 appliances 1 $950 per mo, plus ulditas. Iatliast imnle- diaM. 668-85,34 HOUSE FOR RENT or sale, 2 bedrooms. Oshawa area, appliances included. $750 per mo, plus. utilities. or rem with option to pur- chase. Available Nov. 1. 723.3804 LOVELY 3 BEDROOM Myrtle Rid., Whitby, beauti- fully landscaped. Private, lots Of parking, ad Eugene days (416) 491-8899 eve. (416) 491.8732. LOVELY, 3 bedroom, near Lake. S Ajax, newer , available Nov, 1, $1100 moth plus utilities, all ap- pliances available. 686- 8132 NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE 4 bedroom semi in nice coed Walk out to deck. 4 appliances, rec room in basement, on quiet street Avail Nov 1st $900 + ultl ties Phone 905.8394659 NORTHEAST OSHAWA 3 bedroom semi, large yard. 5 appliances. $950 plus utilities. First month free. Available immediately 905.668-2564 OSHAWA Townhouse. 2 bedrooms. clean Fridge. stove $805 monthly, first/ last required Hydro & water included Available Oct 151 or ALSO available WHIT BY - 502 Dundas W older 3 bedroom sem,. clean, X800 monthly plus utilities. ' rst/last required Available Call Norris Cornwall, Sot on Group Really (1993) !,IC 436-061B OSHAWA. 3 bedroom up. per leve!. 'aundry facilities. '. fie car parking, use of lard. near OC. $900/mth + . tllltleS ISV1asl Call 433 4168 PICKERING - LiverpooU ilenanra 3 bedrm de. 'ached. 3 app. 1 1'2 bath. garage. backyard. patio $1200 'mo Avail Nov 1 416267-8967 PICKERING 3.1 bed room 2 storpy carpet, tire. place. jacuzzi tub. CAC & VAC $1150 +uMrties (4161 739 3981 SEMI Oshawa. excellent Wea Ir,, GM, shopping and schools 3 bedrooms. 2 112 Oat". ,n -law apt -n base- ment 2 stoves. 1 bogs evadable Air con. $900/mo Pius utilities Available Nov 1 430-0316 anytime WANTED good tenants to •en1 urge clean 3 bedroom •.ouse. fenced in backyard. Adehade and Harmony uea. 5925 pus utrkties Ist, est, available Nov Ist 432-1268 WHITBY Bungalow Dun. rias St W 2 -bedrooms. den. large 60'.1401ot. S850.uhlLhes Available immediately Call 905430 7816 WHY RENT? No money down Own your own home, like new. fridge. stove, $795 Incl . all but phone 3 bed. room asking $65.900 Mn req gross income 525.000./year Call Ken Collis, COICwell Banker 728-9414 Im Townhouses For Rent KING i TOWNLINE AREA available Nov 1 Large 3 bdrm townhouse, neutral decor. 4 appl.. 1 1/2 baths. basement a garage $895 + util Phone 721- 8213 Evening and wee- kend appointments avail- able. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom + basement townhouses in well main- tained family complex. Freshly decorated with Frig./stove, close to all amenities. Starting at 5738./month. On site Mgmt. office. Cad 905-728-3777, ce ForRent NEWLY-DECORATED Room for lease in busy Oshawa Hair Salon. Lunch room facility available. Looking for nail technicant esthetician to occupy. Available immediately. 5400/month all inclusive. Phone 905-728-2401 after 7pm. Rooms For Rent JAXnewly renovated ,,, share. 4 apple . I, cable. laundry. ,min walk to amen, ;Dol Male preferred �,•w t,ath. $901wk. 1st/last 428-7737 AJAX. clean , quiet room w.... . call 2 pc bath use of k, . & laundry Working r smokers preferred c inclus, e 619-0792 PICKERING GAYLY/ wESTSHORE furnished shared bath $400 facilities including park - laundry. separate en - 'e.839 4643 ( LEAN, BRIGHT I lrtim. Oklahoma lv th'hitk ti Rd. RiRn11• fill rent, nul. l l� dro welconlei 40-0042 DUNDAS/7111CKSON ',,om, in a'y home $350/month. i nilly 'ad,it,es Non - no pets. 728-6563 NICE ROOM 'o, rent ,n ... -.. 4 u available im- ..,:�diateiY $400 all inelud- rt 42x-3753 or (905) 940- 447 Jose PICKERING Single room. „•^ i; v5e of kitchen w Des walk to Pickering ,ararating Station. Go. I,; 5340 per mo $170 waeK'y Phone 420-4318 SOUTH PICKERING _4 1•;. paWme.. dm {e,V 'um,shed at 5400 re Smaller room at 5350 lean home Mature �•-1er preferred Im- ediae -1 257 SIMCOE ROSSLAND .i.,. ^'snail rooms for :scan quiet person Cook- ing Near pus & Durham Cor9e Private ervance 5210 & ,. monthly Call 4;5 728 4y4S ' Rooms Shared For Rent , Accomuxlation SOUTH AJAX - clean bright accommodation, lull use of house, including kitchen and luandry, $350/ mo. or $85/week Call John 428-3225 SOUTH AJAX Pleasant bedsitting room, friendly adult home, own 2 -piece bath, close to bus, share all facilities. non-smoker. S85/ week. 4274394 after 6 p.m. Rooms Wanted COMMUTING business- man. working shifts needs private room with bath close t0 Pickering Town Centre Must be quiet ac- commodations. smoker Please call (705)741-3623 LOOKING ur' . t be completely self ,lamed and Gose to References avad- Ir 5350 m0 (905) 509-6863 Eve. Furnished ccmodations WHITBY one bedroom furnished apt including bshes, linen. telephone cable etc . ail 'nclusNe 1 905-852-5128 C�i�6PaIP�ry�d�ls till lieu WJIGIIAR� n BAILFF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY VIRTUE OF THE LANDLORD 8 TENANT ACT and on instructiarts from the Landad, I have distrained and seized the Goods and Chattles Of :ACarpet Cleersnce Cer*e 191B1 Street East, Unit Oshawa, Ontario.!4, Large supply of carpet reminterve of various colours and sizes, run- ners. door teats, and area mugs, racks of various sizes and ntuch more. Date of Sale : October 3, 1996 Time : 11:00 am Viewing: 10:00 to 11: am Sale conducted by: Garry K. Powell, Auctions Place: On the Premises Terms: Cash Wm- Warrington, Bailiff 291/2 Simcos St. S. , #1 Oshawa, Ontario. 436-7376 2 BEDROOM CONDO in South Ajax with r9c facll and ensuite laundry• to share with 1 Other Sep bath, shared kitchen $400, mo 4289687 OSHAWA - 401 area, one working person or student needed to share house ,n cludes cable, parking. laundry, have basement fit' private Irv'ngroom area A must to see S350 /mo Avail immed 4334062 OSHAWA Adelaide & Harmory. Female to share townhouse with same Use of all facilities Non smoker, S375%mon 1sL%lasl 434 9791 PICKERING 2 rooms in home s^a-e facilities Fur- nghed or unfurnishetl Available immed Rent ne- gotiable Non-smoker mg couple or women preferred (W5. 420-0249 SOUTH AJAX townhouse to share Pa'knq cable. recroom include; Use of bath. k,tchen. laundry Leave message 4275295 WHITES RD. & 401: car, rooms w,p ;;r vats -:ath Second floor of quiet ,dn-smoking home Shared faCld,es Suits wdrk'�r'3 peODie or students �5-42', ,909 Condominiums For Rent AVAILABLE ,mmed,enhy Parkwood Village. Courtice Comlortable 1725 sq It . 2nd & 3rd levels Solarium 2 bdrm . loh Fireplace & 5 apps, included Car wash. tennis courts 51100/mo Phone 905 436 5397 after bpm or 905.885-2009 PICKERING Tridel con do. 1 bedroom solanum ! Parking deluxe rec facil, lies. available Dec 1st Call 905 837-2259 evenings Office & • Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent ! 300,, s,1 L w' r S90G ' 850 sig 2no fir $550. 600 sq man $500, 250 sq main 5350 600 2nd Br S50C Cal, 434 2447 Or 65S-4132 NEWLY RENOVATED. affre.- Sal St N Oshawa 450 SQ It complete will, .om Puller room lunch room, and much more very rea- sonable Ava',abie now Can 575-999 Slave OFFICE •.case 'or ,ease. vial -c-• oust' Hwyl. nand cat ac'.ess. air Dor Per -y of Carr ^% Call •25_999, ndustrial Condomniums • Units For Rent AJAX 2 Bedroom. avail ape .r,v ,st Security a,r pool. broadloomed. $895 inclusive lstlast. pe!'a (905) 839-5549 after $ pm AJAX CONDOthe aKa ia,• F S r d'sh- wasna• fireplace. 1 bed- room, available ASAP S775mo Call Roseanne 1905 883--0319 Wave mes- sage CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Lcw Commission, payment next day. Sales every Tues. Thurs. and Sat at 6 p m. Antique furni- ture, appliances etc. Owner and op- eratcr MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall SL Oshawa, Established in 1960 725-5751 723-0501 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER, NENTONVILLE, ONT- THURS. OCT 3RD 6 P.M- elling the contents :)m 2 households, lelcome and Cour- :e, 4 pc. bedroom lite, metal and iron ;ds, FP high chair, ne kitchen set, tench, chairs and ble) color t.v., wash- , dryer, washer spin yer, gas bbq, bed- om set, chesterfield Its, sectional set, irpet, sofa red, an- lue chairs, settees, Ink, glassware, chi - I, numerous an - lues, hardware, mi - idle, cartop carrier, I a large variety of ler articles. Note urs. ,tight auction at p.m. Terms Cash, que with Id, visa, 3rac, MC, Auctioneer Frank G. StapMon, (906) 7862244, 1.600.269.9666, fax 7663591. Auction Specialist for 25 years INDUSTRIAL Units. -r •0"gar 958 s0 h 53 25 sq 'I net MIT S73-5Cor or after 5l 17* 328' RENT TO OWN. ' )00 - condos, very attractive ratesexcellent purchase lemil :all! Kan thorrpsOn 1-800-455 7742 AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE OCT. 4TH. FRI. 6 P M. SELLING THE COMPLETE CONTENTS FROM THE HOME OF MRS.a BARKWELL PORT HOPE Zer,th space Cem- riand wide screen N with Sylvania Controls ,remote) Magnavox remote color t v . al- mond apt fridge, hot point washer and dry- er dehumidifter. 6 PC oak dining room suite with breakfront. 4 pc floral chesterfield su- ite. 3 pc. coffee suite, lamps, occasional chairs, occasional ta- bles. 4 pc bedroom sure, cedar chest. re- cliner. 3 pc breakfast set, microwave, 2 pc. chesterfield, 5 pc cof- fee set, stereo, kh- itc enware, glassware, china, bedding linens, mirror, strop mower. gas is table, furniture, ga Williams (C upright piano Doulton and char and many Is. Preview sh, cheque WAD, a, interac, mc. Auetionaer Frank G. Stapleton, CAI - ICCA (905) 7662241 1-800.263-9666 Fax 766x591 Estate Speciallsa for 25 years � • ' Florida Vacation Renals CLEARWATER, 3 bed room mopre ;permanent homes) heated pools, hot tub. minutes to beaches. blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey NFL Football & horse &dog tracks Child- ren welcome. $275 weekly. (905,683-5503 MOBILE Home for sale Bradenton Florida, 35x1Ott furnace. fr,dge. new stove 4 piece bathall f,,pr,sh. nqs. $2.000 _,dn _all 905 655-4792 $134.900 Private Homes For Sal large bedroom bungalow Spotlessvery well kap, New windows ^ew new furnace. air :on Huge eat k lchen completely 'coshed basement huge 'Ofquiet court Immediate occil OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2.4 PM - 885 Syfv,a St Osr.awa 9r,)5-725 5241 or 725- 4052 PRETTY 2 -STOREY de- •ar^ted a N, .�.r New broadloom r,r ,v,ng. mlhg, 3 -bedrooms New !,00r,ng .r both cath,oi. en- tranceear m k,tchen gay windows sliding doors !; tack double garage. ''eduhh,dy landscaped. -inced large lot Shows .s - a -ode' home $15/ 900 20 Horseshoe Dr )off Tn�cKsor glow Hwy 2, Oyer Hr.,use F• day Sect 27th 5pm to 7pm and Sun day Sept 29th I or- to 4pm 905 433 2955 BOWMANVILLE S'Si rig s: Pius fi, shed basement 4 b= 1- rooris. 2 1 2 oaths Gir vac. l,replace. Joude ga rage 697 C' 57 CORNEIL S AUCTION BARN Friday, Oct. 4 at 5:30 p.m. 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 tents c1 ccal ^."•nes & partial es- 'arE•s - walnut vanity S ,'SSer, refinished pa' our tables. rehn- ;p;ed open face washstand, dining r -cm table w:'S leaves. Lap dll an- tique rocking Chairs. crnesterttelas. occa- sional chairs, modern dressers & chests of drawers. 14kt yellow & white gold diamond ring bamboo fishing poles. captain's bed. walnut 112 moon table. 9 -piece toilet set, treadle sewing machine, bed Che tertield. 2 -door refrig- erator, spooled wash stand, qty. picture frames, milk cans, new muzzle loader shot gun, 30-30 Winchester, air -tight stove, 6hp. Viking outboard motor, 250 Dewalt radial arm electric furnace, Pioneer chain saw, SDN chain saw plus a qty. of china, glass, household & collect- able items. This is a large auction, selling in both our main barn & storage barn. Don A Greg Cornell Auctioneers RR#1 Little Britain (705)7W2183 THE NF;WS ADVERTISER, WED., (K-TOBER 2, 1996-PACIt, 29-A Private Homes For SaleOn, Privak Homes For Sal Out -Of -Town Properties Mortgages, • Insurance BROCK RD & 2 Great IMMACULATE BEAUTI- NATURE'S Own walking. MORTGAGES Good family vocation. 3.1 bed- FULLY decorated 4 level swimming privacy 100 bad and ugly Financing for room, 4 baths. walkout back split Close to schools. wooded acres newer 4 any purpose, rafts from basement. newly broad 3 bedrooms. living dining Seasons. 2000sq ft HOME 595', All applications ac loomed 8 'ecoraled. room, eat ,n kitchen, der, Hwy frontage. 1 112 hours cepled Community Final $158.500 Can 1905294 main floor laundry and north. S138.500 Private tial Services 668-5805 9461 or (905;473-3268 family room with walkout sale 905-985-3253 BURKETON area 4 bed. gas fireplace. gas heat• Business room back and stone oun central air. new root wind- P.E.I. - OCEAN VIEW ' Ipportunities galow over 2200 sq R. fin ows 2 washrooms. partially LOTS on Cape Sharpe 'shed walkout basemert. finished basement. pool Gaspereau■ PE I lust loaded wrtp extras Excel double garage OPEN moments from Pamure Is- A SERIOUS Dart or full lent condition 25r40Darn HOUSE. Sunday Oct 5. 1 4 land Beach 100 x 200. r tinee No risk Oon 12 acres Serious buy, pm 270 Blue Heron Drive. S70o0 each 905.434- Training Can 1-800-809 ers only Will trade for Oshawa iHarmony,Ade- 6311 9994 24hr recorded mes Smaller home ,n Port Perry )aide area' or Can to r apps (905) 728-2079 V sage 90, 2532953 acatlOn Asking s' 7e too Properties COUNTRY IN THE CITY. Two unique -omen n Maxwell Vmage. North Oshawa Fist hone raised oungalow style over loo. ng Oshawa with 4 be- rooms. edrooms. 94'X140' sot.:v,ng area 4000 so n in ground pool Second home. Swiss Type Chalet 3 bedrooms. in ground poo, living area spy of 3000 sq it Can days 416 535-2131. eve-rgs 905 7238477 % AG E 14T S OPEN HOUSE Sunday Cres COUrtice 2200 sq " Kass, -ger Ludt. 3 bedroom 2 baths. main M,,,, tam ly loom w walk.. deck Fenced pa,a / ',risred ns -1 5 app) CAC & /AC 905 435 2'84 EXECUTIVE HOME area ;f 2 '5C sq fl 4 bedr�or-•s 3 oamrOryns ,antra, vac and central air air clearer neated r ground poo' 'ire Place 'wily fenced apd andscaD@d pac-oard Ask sig S<,t 3GC Z -a- 43( 054P •c anarge a view Sili otters only N: agi is PLUS CONSIGNMENTS SAT OCT. 5. 1996 AT 6 P M. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL. 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA a-tiques and modern ' miture. guns. tools. and riding lawn mower ANTIQUES - dining m tabic : chairs and china cabtrnet, h- quor cabinet (hand pa,nted and signed) chest of drawers. dressers, wash- stands. trunks. oil lamps dishes. Elvis and Beatles records, wicker baby pram MODERN - 3 pc chesterfield. oak cof- fee and end tables, queen size 4 poster bed. 2 crahmatic sin- gle beds, new value $2,200 each. 6 months old. Desk, china cabinet, wood- en table and chairs. 24' gold men's chain. 1.73 Karat diamond ladies ring. TOOLS A GUNS - 12 guns, 22 and 12 gauge, plus army rF fles, rider lawn mower makita 1' orbital jig- saw, 3 ryobi gun, air wrenches, hand tools, all tools like new, good interesting sale plant to attend terms cash, Sales every tues., thurs. sat. 6 p.m. MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 Mews Advertiser (Classified DeparMili nt is opea every Monday to Friday woo a.nlie to 500 p.me can 683-0707 to place your ad or fax it 68307363 KENDAL 3 bedroom cus- 'cm cu- I crick bungalow. anxious to ser' Call 905 983-9025 N.E. OSHAWA.; •42 900 ert'a a., 'F A r, F coshed basemert. 3 bedrpOm 1 l 2 nath,Sem,.ensu,te deck & 'entad yard, tastefully dec:rated Can 4322035 PICKERING du -el Glen 'Sale a^d Cluster 3 pus t bedroom 1 4 pd 2 2pc sunken ,virg room G airfirpP,a•: o. lmished basemert rewly decorat P41 5 appliances Pius lots -ore S156.90(: 339-9543 WHITBY. Garde,- St w^ . - - r codo 3 pdrm end „nit w. garage and waKoul Gas o^ s.le Ne --v er,,ated S9' 7;0 905 555 82' S Out -Of -Town Properties BANCROFT Crime soca -^..d time 5 •enta, in,ts ,plus. older put D- 7aced prick S siding, we. •^a,rtamed ask $235 000 regor.al 2` Oowr 'lendor take tack - 613 332 4922 3 3i2 032- won 327 MOn Ott. ' - 5 p. m Appliances, furniture. some antiques at Peterborough Auction Center. Peterborough on Hwy 7 - 2 mil. East of Peterborough Se'hng ccrtents �t Mr ar,! Mrs A Harrison. °e'erbcrough Giving C housekeeping and several local estates. rm�•Jerr1 oak 3 pc tearoom suite. 5 pc modern bedroom su- ite Antique hoosier cabinet buffet and hutch, wall unit. wal- nut china cabinet. chesterfield suites. sofaDed. desk. oak office chairs, chrome suites. parlor tables. arm chairs, apt chrome table and chairs. old trunk, wal- nut book shelf, sewing machine . old rocker. pattern rug, good Ker- by Vacuum, avocado good almonk auto washe, dryer, schaffel I, chest freezer rant cold table, no unit, schaffer freezer, air filter, Coleco pin ball machine, some silver, glass, china, Sharp cash register. hundreds of house- hold items, electric lawn mower, wheel bArrow, hand and garden tools, wood stove, gas barbecue, partial list. To consign estates, full house or apartmenfuls, autom- boies, business liqui- dations, appraisals. Cal PeNrborough Auction Calla, 745-M Orval and awry fl .LM Auctiamrs. Classified Dept. open every Rion. to Fri. 8:00 am. - 8.00 P.M. Sat. 9.30 - 3:00 Ca11683-0707 53500 'un priced. Sei ed worded Trailer lot ad- jacent ,o nuge county to, est. good r;ad. sandy beach. hsheng Cobourg area '4'5.431-'555 Camper Trailer Sites RED -"'i aE>GR7 faT 1 ,ampgrourci aril cottage •ii"r' on he Trent Large spacious sites Fill ^MJk ,c -ori 5825 2 and 3 Dedr-- T ^orages trim $350,week Pe: oar store. FIr swimming, DOarrgl go.;d listing 91-: 435 08C- -05 "8 3096 ffp Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTEOTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS SAT. OCT i " A.M PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION AT PETERBOROUGH AUCTION CENTER PETERBOROUGH. 2 W. EAST ON HWY 87 ;;l 4:, ,;ars Pars . ;l 4 x 4's. Rv s '--_A's riding :awl --veers. etc Seeing 'r, sheriff office - 79 Cnev Corvette. also se:ling tow a secured creditor. 90 ford die- sel 16' cube van. 93 Chev :avai'er. 93 Ford escort. 93 Chew Ccrsica. 92 Chev Cavalier. 2 door. 92 Olds Royal LS 92 Py Voyager SE van. loaded. 91 Buick Park Ave . 91 Geo Sprint. 91 Mazda MPV van. 91 Ford Tempo. 4 door. 91 Dodge Spirit, 90 Chev Cavalier wagon, 90 GMC 4 x 4 14 ton pickup. 89 Chry Dynasty. 89 Izu- zu trooper. 4 x 4, 89 PontTempest, 89 Ford Mustang. 87 Pont Gram Am. 86 Nissan maxima. 86 Buick Park Ave., 87 Mazda RX7, Chry. Laser, 85 Ford Ltd. wagon, 85 Ford Bron- co, 82 Ford F150 pidwp, 80 GMC Sier- ra.4 x 4 pickup, 80 Chev van. 72 Wintle bago 23' motor home, JD 322 liquid cooled 18 hp tractor with mower deck, front end loader, rear wts and tiller, partial list, subject to additions and deletions, all Ve clear titles, $200. draw. Consign now. Bring your vehicles Wed. Thurs. or Fri. (not sat) Terms $500. cash, visa, or Master - charge at sale. Bal- ance by Cash or certi- fied funds within 5 days. To consign call 74s•aoo7 or 1.600.4614499 Orval kldism Auctions Ltd, RFW PaWborouyll IF YOU ARE a narsry,'st w,1^ scme-Lertele and wish to have your owl Sndp there is an oorr"unr ry here ill you Twe ^Dass ,n estad'shed ra,, salon m Oshawa. 'or sale ar ,err Ask for L,ra or Mary 728- 4523 NET 54000 NEEKL," '4` r:asel: cus,nesc tra,r,rg & _oocr 'ree au- dsc 3 p 435 ,-,C75 .d �s rn Ser us :ails Please fru• 'A - Pet :rrr: :).'s'l .. nr1 mi!9d Jistrbu!cr. S Jl; ^nr nano ':me -, par •., Ex. .-r', eamtrg prierit'.ai (905 738-8228 ext.'2 Sales stili ill Prime ocador ur,curding area devesoc ung $75 000 Car, ac• George Cardona N =•ar. Rea, Estate 3G5.4?5 37 :r 'ax 905 435 5383 SALES SERVICE TAG SALE. SILENT AUCTION SAT OCT. 5/% 11 a.m -4p'It SOLOMBRE FARM HARWOODRD.. BALTIMORE Ex:' a1 ^wv Cobourg. go north Harwood Rd . Ball r-icfe 1 km on Har- w�od Rd Watch for sins Sale consisting c Canaatana and _Ther antique pieces. ail in excellent condl- ll 'e - Bonnet chest. wardrobe. oak Treadle sewing machine. ta- bles, white wicker set. sideboards. 2 -ho- maS Chatfield oilS. rare 8 piece place set- ting Coaiport 'Victoria Regina' - pr. shaker ladder back chairs C1800. and much more Everything tick- eted must go Pay ticket price or leave a silent bid. Terms Cash, cheque. inter - ac, visa, M.C. We pro- vide an excellent service for anyone having antique or oth- er household items to sell. For more infor- mation or to book you Auction or Tag Sale. CALL PATRK3A TIDO (905) 372-WM FOR AUCTION Bankruptcies, Liqui- dations, sold at your location or our Bow- marlville. Auction Hal. Packing, Pick-up & Storage Available. (Watch for our An- tique & Collectable Auction Sun. Oct. 13th) MacGregor Auction Services 905-987-5402 9o5-987-3664 PAGE 30 -A -THE NEVI'S ADI'ERTISER. N III (X'TOBER 2.19% / ' Legal Legal Notices Notices ' Registrations a tl � Tenders NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ocp�4 All claims against the Estate of ETHEL VIOLET SWAN, late of the Town of Pickering, in the Re- gional Municipality of Durham, Retired School-�;teacher, Deceased, who died on or about the°F18th day of February. 1995. must be filed with theOTATIONundersigned personal representative on or be- fore the 15th day of November. 1996 after whichD QUOTA date the Estate will be distributed having regardonly - to the claims of which the Executor then Shall ill be received ren have notice nvelopes pro - DATED at Whitbv the 26th day y the under - of September, 1996 until 3:00 p.m. PETER AXHORN. time on the Executor of the Estate of Ethel Violet Swan. JENKINS 8 NEWMAN sin dateby g126 Byron Street North. Whitby. Ontario. LIN 4M9 OTATION Solicitors for the Estate 96-71 -_NEI Personals DRUh1 LESSONS Private lessons available . rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 PWHIAT Casting Call Darcers Singers Anything Goes!' Community production Feb. '97 905-427-3273 U0 Personals 80AE__ ONTARIO h-": aIAI✓ES - r.a--e. l. private phone numbers 1 900-45' 3638 e.' '34 $3 29 mrrr must be 'S T tone EVANLY PAYS A^ -, Ise -s Rated .t Solutions in Career. Reiatronships. ,lealtn. Love S2 99/minute 'S . t 900-451.4055 LOST vour phone N. would •he fami:y that wanted a rood second Income op- C'tunry please call W n ton at 416 2828462 [Mompanions EASTSIDE CO%%EC T1.-.,1- ^ATE LIME Free !- cat car ,L )-a=e yo.' ad ^D charges to, iaa,es. n0 phone t- charges 9C5 430 7060 THE as' ura^ached at tra -Ince guy- under 30 D„ -am Reg,dn Is -41M -g 'he last attractive --ce ga ' 23-30 It you •e he, please w-te to Fie ■ %96 Oshawa Whdby Tors Aee. P O Bo. 48. Osha- wa L 1 7L5 SNOWPLOWING 1996 - 1998 TWO YEAR TERM AT VARIOUS SCHOOLS & PROPERTIES CLOSING DATE Tuesday, October 22, 1996 Ouotation documents will be available from the Purchasing De- partment on Friday October 4. 1996. The lowest or any quota- tion not necessarily accepted. D M Homemuk. C PP. CPPO Manager of Purchasing, The Durham Board of Education, 40C Taunton Road East. Whitby, Ontano, L!R 211 ' ' Birthdays' ' Birthdays 0Annivlersarkse ' Anniversaries Eddie Mahoney is.;. 75 �i 4 I �1 The family invites friends to drop in on October 5, 1996 between 1-4 p.m. at 655 Harwood (common room). Best wishes only. 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1946 - 1996 Mary and Norman Mills will be celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on SAT. OCTOBER STH, 1996 With an Open House at their home 70 BURCHER RD., AJAX 2P.M.-6P.M. BEST WISHES ONLY PLEASE Wishing them all the best are: Merv, Pat & Becky, Norm & Sue, MaryAnn, Durval, all the grandchildren and Elaine & Rus- sell from England AO VERT/SE YOUR GARAGE SALE 1, s easy': gall C ; Iasslf,ed Advertising `r;r your Garage Sale Package! 683-0707 ,soja r IX'.tC411l wy News Advertiser \r�rr nu.. il.�qq. munii Irr p.n nim rc+p, i� ex.t I � � .m �uJrr rrT�rn .d ell �� Ihrurxni �4•e0t m�ln t•+ nxE•ntJ Lx I>td+lw elro m ilh\cw� lrhrnlixr .n Ihn 4n#. �.dl dl{} 1005 � n +OibS91 n .Luni�t�at .W R.n h ro i,kkuh 1, � i rtuy elx r �� u�} � h'Alh rM dl� t' ulh Hn1.11M MI It'l ('n 111 ehrr tri.. -lime h� �.illmg thr. munl.r 14. nlQlu I.�}�er la the h�Ih.x Int: Innrr.J h. nx� �thwnh:vrknnl. :Vrmu�mx. a,. Dawn �h Lr�hnn llrmn.x v"il l -IIx. &��i�rr� EDMONDSON, John. Howard, aged 27 years. Tragically and suddenly at Oshawa on Friday September 27th 19% .Beloved companion of Kelly Dear father of newbom daughter Shania- Rae. Loving son of Lilly of Oshawa and Howard of Bowmanville Step -son of Pat Edmundson Dear grandson of Bill and Dorothy Edmondson of Bow- manville and Irene Fomenko and the late Bons. Step -brother of Barry Edmondson and Lon Overend. Lovingly remembered by his aunts, un- cles and cousins. Visitation will be held at THE NORTHCUTT ELLIOT FUNERAL HOME, 53 Di- vision St. N. Bowmanville from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p m. Sunday Funeral service in the Chapel 11 a.m. Monday Memorial donations in memory of John may be made to Sick Children's Hospital BRAYBROOK- James Albert On Saturday Sep- tember 28. 1996 at the Ajax & Pickenng General Hospital In his 73rd year Beloved husband of Stella Margaret (nee Aucomj. Loving father of Carol Ann Morrow, Paul and his wife Karen and Lynn Mane Braybrook Dear grandfather of Katherine Evan, ,asen and Tracie and great - grandfather of Jamie ondly remembered by sister Ada Heaysman and •edeceased by his 4 brothers and 2 sisters Jim ,eared form Bell Canada In 1979 and discharged on emobdrzatlon from Canadian Armoured Corps on Cclober 29.1942 The family will receive friends at YCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston -J . lPicketing Village) Ajax 905428-8488 om 2-4 and 7-9 p m Monday Funeral Prayers in -e Chapel on Tuesday October 1. at 1 30 p m Cre- -abon In lieu of flowers. donations to the Canadian ancer Society Heart and Stroke Foundation Lung association or the Chanty of your choice would be aopreciated by the family A special thanks to Or S -off Donaghue, Or Hugh Davidson, and Or Buttoo cr the years of dedicated service and support and tc the kind and gentle care received form all the staff at Ajax and Picketing Hospital allming omethming'o> =ASY WAYS 4 1 l'(>L11- :1'-) t�c�l-cl �Ic1 i� I��11�lislic�cl 1�>>t- 3 c-c�rl�;c�c-tltiv�� cl�lyti 2. 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MUSK *long old More BOX 12016 ow ou" "he we a you would like to be "m - I MUM 01 two Young INOTS I am down to earth and "I lff* *ft and be nor ticullib" , a. dc-..Pwm NEW To 'HE AREA Attractive 33 year did whine ed is a special Lidly Am coal BOX 31rn MtKbn Enjoy music. diming. family oul etc Olek Smokers djury I CA My back. BOX 23150 in* 5 55 Pounds Enjoy g" liking, FAL IS BEAUTIFUL Why mot hM Shoulder "In N" her and am grUngy LOYAL AND PASSIONATE Attractive. hwdwft% store d ret r Seeking a Single black mele 30 to 35 -N % finan. 5 6 and 103 Pounds will yellowish brow II, NO$ MMOL dinWq Out and More Looking llor V 51�dill allo Wan! someone BOX 31M 'M Single wtdt M* with 2 141 34. 5*11" lift FROM U. Shwas and brid Mid 40's who can allooreciate children Box III Likes P" gwy, boating. =ft" Pw "Imill. irmt" white *"Me 21 to 33 around 5 5 will now to rear that sm-M wy, I you am ivy ,,OpE '0 HEAR F LETS BE HAPPY Enjoy hwA"g someone lo4stert, Similar interests 801 .451; Sitractr" entoloyed -Oftficien. and Secure would- slitil al dill. SOMET414G SERIOUS' Attractive. single whiteng nomantic IV" Dl"m- muftomdwbw- anechmate while lieffiale Enjoy r9ad Aug,hdome wok 41 tMkL sne and encourage locus So" W* 00 fe"I -40LIGH-PA MALE Srgie rare mm, So 6, and crinshras De lomol orm Me silecial Some- DISCRETE TIMES 35 ym 5 6' 81 ,nq W with good jualron and morela. So" a twft* 36. slim no dependentSL true romantic in good spirits Onyl you'! 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