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Sundav, Oct. 6, 1996 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 40
StudentsPic*rin k Ions
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rolling up
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Hepatitis B
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Bl' CHRISTI' CHASE
SPECIAL rU -1I11, S AIA I_K I'M R
DURHAM — Students throughout
Durham are rolling up their sleeves
these days, but it's not in preparation
for hard work.
Through the Ontario Mlnistn of
Health. Durham Revion's health
department is providing free hepatitis
B vaccine to all students from Grade
10 to OAC. says Marion Meeesi,
supervisor of public health nursing tier
Durham. Immuniiation clinics at high
schools are under wa% on a rotating
basis and will run for most of the year.
The vaccine is injected in the upper
arni .
Some 25.(>t)0 students are eligible
See DURHAM—Page 3
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Three-year-old Christine Stockford gets set to retaliate against sister
Stephanie during a grass fight outside their Ajax home while Mom
was busy cleaning the yard recently. photo by Ron Pietroniro
road gridlock
means buses
running late
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PICKFRING — Relief may soon be in sight for fratiled
Pickering Transit riders missing GO train connections
because local buses are running up to 10 minutes behind
s.; hcdule.
The problems started at the beginning of September
when people went back to work and school. says Tow n
executive director of operations Tom
Quinn. They've been caused by drivers
cutting through Pickering to avoid con-
struction on Hwy. 301, and by the
blockage of several parts of Kingston
Road for resurfacing work.
"Some mornings we actually come
down to traffic gridlock." says Mr.
Quinn, noting the snarl-ups have been
worse on rainy days. Morning traffic "is
very difficult. But we do see light at the
end of the tunnel" Tom Quinn
Things should improve when the
resurfacing work is completed in about two weeks. he says,
and when the centre lanes on Hwy. 101 open up again, like-
ly in mid-November.
"Once that happens it will speed traffic up through Pick-
ering and people will get off Bayly Street and Kingston
Road"
Nearly all Pickering Transit's morning buses have been
See LEAVE... Page 4
Enrolment roller -coaster at Durham schools
DURHAM — Enrolment is up at Catholic
schools but down at public schools this year.
Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate
School Board reports it has 26,315 students in
its elementary and secondary schools as of
September, a 4.8 -per cent increase over the
Wt school year.
Education director Grant Andrews says
some of the smaller schools had big increases
in students this fall. St. Leo Catholic School
in Brooklin led the way with a 19.3 -per cent
jump.
At Durham Board of Education, there are
2.5 per cent fewer students this year. Enrol-
ment is 60,665 pupils, compared with just
over 62,200 last year.
The biggest drop was in elementary stu-
dents, down by more than 1,100 children,
mostly due to the elimination of junior kinder-
garten. The board had started the program last
September but dropped it this fall due to
provincial funding cuts.
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PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1996
Region's economic development
boss named best in Canada
DURHAM — Pat Olive is held in high regard by
the Economic Developers Association of Canada.
The commissioner of economic development for
Durham, Mr. Olive was named the Economic Devel-
oper of the Year for 1996 by the association at its
recent annual meeting in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
He was honored for his contribution to economic
development at the local, provincial, national and
international levels.
"Winning an award of this stature is never the
result of a single individual effort, but a result of a
co-ordinated teamwork approach as practised by all
economic develop-
ment practitioners
in Durham Region
and, in particular,
my staff. Also.
none of this could
take place without
full and whole-
hearted political
support within the
region;' Mr. Olive
says.
The award win-
ner is picked based
on their substantial
and recognized
contribution to the
profession, efforts
to educate the pub-
lic on the role of
economic develop-
ment, creation of
new economic development strategies, and media
promotion of activities.
The association notes Mr. Olive's work "provides
a benchmark for other economic development offi-
cers to emulate"
Durham's economic development department
tries to attract new business to the region, help exist-
ing businesses expand or relocate in Durham and
promotes the area as a tourist attraction.
Membership in the association totals more than
400 economic development professionals.
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Pat Olive
Catholic school board
hires 27 new teachers
FROM PAGE 1
The Catholic board hired 27 new teachers this fall to
accommodate the student increase, bringing the number
to over 1,350.
The public board has more than 3,400 teachers. Sev-
enty-eight elementary teachers were to be laid off this
fall due to the junior kindergarten cancellation and bud-
get cuts.
But, board communications officer Mary Brown said
all have now been placed with the board, although some
have occasional contracts or are permanent supply
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Durham students get shots
against deadly hepati"ti"s B
FROM PAGE 1
for the shots, which provide life-long
protection against the virus, which can
cause liver damage and even death,
Ms. Megesi says.
The voluntary immunization pro-
gram is available to high school stu-
dents this year only.
"It's a one-time catch-up for stu-
dents who didn't get the vaccine since
we started the Grade 7 program in
1994," Ms. Megesi says.
"Parents have been asking us for
protection for their older high school
children. Now the Ministry of Health
has granted us this opportunity"
Normally, the ministry funds vac-
cine for Grade 7 students and high-risk
individuals only.
Immunization starts Monday for
7,000 Grade 7 students.
Each youngster gets three doses of
the vaccine, with the second following
one month after the first and the last
dose six months later. The first set of
clinics for students will end in early
November at which time the second set
will begin. The final clinics will begin
in April.
Consent forms have been sent home
with all students but Grade 10 to OAC
pupils don't need parental consent as
they are old enough to provide their
own, Ms. Megesi says. But she advises
students to talk things over with their
parents or guardians first.
"It's a very effective, safe vaccine;"
she says.
Hepatitis B is the second leading
cause of cancer in the world. Some
people never know they have the virus
while others are very ill with a fever,
yellowish skin and eyes, vomiting and
abdominal pain.
There's no cure for the virus but it
can be prevented with the vaccine
which causes few major side effects.
Students who have reactions should
call their doctors and the health depart-
ment.
From 1993 to 1995, 50 cases of
hepatitis B were reported in the region.
Hepatitis B is spread through con-
tact with blood and other body fluids of
an infected person. The virus can be
carried in the liver for life and passed to
others through sexual contact, by shar-
ing used needles, accidental needle
pricks, or using dirty equipment for
body or ear piercing or tattooing. The
virus can also be passed from an infect-
ed woman to her baby during birth.
Hepatitis B cannot be spread by
sneezing, coughing, hugging or using
the same dishes or cutlery.
For more information about the
virus or the vaccine, call the health
department at 723-8521 or 1800-841-
2729.
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Kristie Harte, a student at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High
School in Ajax, grimaces as Deborah Johnston, a registered nurse with
Durham Region Health Department, gives her a hepatitis B vaccination.
Nurse Tara Lutchmansingh holds Kristie's hand for comfort. The Health
Department, through the province, is making hepatitis B vaccine avail-
able free to Grade 10 to OAC students this year only. Clinics are being
carried out at all high schools in Durham this fall.
photo by A.J. Groen
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1"&PAGE 3
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AJAX-PICKERING — licensed child care before
The YMCA is accepting and after classes for chil-
new registrations for its dren six to 12 years attend -
school -age programs at ing the schools. Vaughan
Vaughan Willard and Lin- Willard is in Pickering,
coln Avenue Public Lincoln Avenue in Ajax.
schools. For more information,
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Test smoke alarms toprotectY ourself from fire
AJAX-PICKERING — Area residents corner of Monarch Avenue and Centennial a.m. to 9 p.m. at all three of its southern sta- Dixie Road. Visitors will be able to tour the
are encouraged to test your smoke alarms Road and on Westney Road just north of tions: on the north side of Bayly Street west stations and get information on fire safety.
during Fire Prevention Wcck Oct. 6 to 12. Hwv. 2. of Brock Road; on the south side of Fire Prevention Week is held annually to
The theme of the week this year is Let's The Pickering Fire Department is hold- Kingston Road cast of Rosebank Road; and commemorate the great Chicago fire of
Hear it for Fire Safety: Test Your Smoke ing an open house Oct. 6 to Oct. 12 from 9 on the south side of Finch Avenue east of 1871.
Alarms.
"The 1996
theme allows our
fire prevention
staff to concen-
trate on problems
relating to home
hazards and ,
encourages
everyone to
ensure their
smoke alarms are . , ..,.
functioning prop- '
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Chief Randv Wil--
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Celebrating small business
DURHAM — It's a new economy.
New Markets, New Challenges... New Econ-
omy is this year's theme for Small Business
Week, Oct. 20-26.
For the past 16 years the Business Develop-
ment Bank of Canada has organized Small
Business Week activities.
In 1993, there were 922,200 businesses oper-
ating in Canada, 99 per cent of which had fewer
than 100 employees and 93 per cent of which
bad fewer than 20 employees.
Small Business Week was born in British
Columbia when the BDC's lower mainland
branches pooled resources to hold small busi-
ness management sessions. The movement grew
and in 1981 Small Business Week was
embraced by the Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce.
"Small business will continue to lead the way
Networking
tips offered
to business
people on
Oct. 16
DURHAM — Business people
wanting to improve their networking
skills should keep Wednesday, Oct.
16 open.
Julie Smith of Innovative Learning
will help participants improve such
skills as how to position themselves
in a crowd and how to work a room
successfully.
Her presentation is part of the
monthly meeting of the Durham
Home and Small Business Associa-
tion being held at the Harmony Creek
Golf Club, 1000 Bloor St. E..
Oshawa, from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
Cost is $10 for members and $15
for guests. Members who take a guest
get in for $5 and the guest pays ST
prior registration is requested.
Call Carmen Kirschling at 905-
728-8599 or the association hotline at
905-728-2899 for more information
or to register.
Information
session
Thursday
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PICKEMG Post-sec-
Dndary education will be the
Ventre of attention at an infor-
r ation night Thursday, Oct. 16
at St. Mary Catholic Secondary
3SchooL
All 18 Ontario universities
;and the Ontario College of Art
will make presenations during
the University Intortnation Pro-
gram which starts at 7:30 p.m.
The scrool is at 1918 Whites
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and create the majority of net new jobs in the
new economy because of their capacity to inno-
vate, penetrate new markets and respond quick-
ly to client needs," according to a BDC report.
Local efforts for Small Business Week
include seminars and a trade show. The second
annual Small Business Week Trade Show will
be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex,
Thursday, Oct. 24, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Over 100 exhibitors are expected to attend,
and there are spots still available.
Seminars start at 9:15 a.m. and include: Busi-
ness Planning for Success; Marketing on the
Internet; Traditional and Alternative Financing;
Business Information: Where to Get It; and
Exporting: What You Need to Know.
There's a $15 seminar fee for the day and
anyone interested in registering should call the
BDC at (905) 725-3366 or 1-800-563-7922.
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MPP cuts welcome news
A little over 18 months ago Mike Harris promised to
trim his government.
He said the Progressive Conservative party would be
leaner and save the Ontario taxpayer money.
The axe took aim on 27 MPPs Tuesday.
The premier lived up to his word with the promise to
cut 27 MPPs from the Queen's Park payroll when the
next election is called. The reduction from 130 to 103
is welcome news across the province as it should save
$11 million, according to Mr. Harris.
Along with the pitched politicians, their employees
will also be out of work — not great for them, but cold-
hearted Ontario taxpayers will likely shed few tears.
When Mr. Harris kicked off his campaigning two
summers ago he had 27 empty chairs carted away on a
flatbed trailer to illustrate his intentions. A similar trail-
er completed the deal on Tuesday.
It will force Ontarians to pay close attention when
the next provincial election rolls around.
Chances are local voters could be casting ballots in a
new riding. Actually, it will probably look a lot like
your revised federal riding, so it shouldn't be too con-
fusing.
It only makes sense for the new Ontario ridings to
mirror the federal boundaries. The new divisions will
make it easier to draw up election maps and voter lists
v Letters to the editor
Get on with job
of providing
quality, low-cost
education
actually studied the overpriced oper-
ation of this board. The award
seems to have been assessed from a
videotape of Sinclair Secondary
School next to the mammoth board
headquarters on Taunton Road in
Whitby and the grandeur of the
prize seems to be only in the inter-
pretation of the five cronies on the
board's payroll.
while cutting down on duplication. In Durham there is To the editor:
Why is the Durham Board of
to be a fourth federal riding added, meaning
none of the We should all be proud the Education getting all the accolades
Durham Board of Education won when for years the Durham Region
local MPPs will lose ground. the Carl Bertelsmann Award. But Roman Catholic Separate School
The revised boundaries were established by a federal before we slap anyone on the back, Board has provided what many con -
commission and as such are rooted in representation by perhaps we might find out what
it sider a superior education for the
population and not by which patty will benefit most, as ;means. Who is Carl Bertelsmann students at a significantly lower cost
critics would suggest.
and does he know anything about for each? It's time for the Durham
It will mean a vote in northern Ontario will mean what constitutes good education? Board of Education to get off its
just as much as one cast in Oshawa.
Was the free trip to Germany for self-aggrandizement campaign and
Audrey, Grant, Kay, Norm and
We can only hope these cuts will indeed save $11 Doug really free or will the taxpayer
get on to providing the best quality
education at the most reasonable
million; if they don't, then the Tories should
track down be on the hook for that also?
price. The taxpayers deserve it, and
that truck.
Consider these five are playing
with so do the students.
T residents' tax money. Without it,
To respond to this editorial call Infosource of they would not be considered for Don Young,
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attacking each other lately. Every one of
them is entitled to his or hero inions. I just
In response to last Sunday's
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wish people would learn to disagree agree-
editorial, Be Optimistic, regard -
In response to last Sunday's
ably.'
"As
ing the problems with the youth
column Two Solitudes by
♦ a member of the Reform Party, I
thought your comments about the Two
of A'ax and Pickering, our
Managing Editor Steve
Solitudes were very timely. Obviously,
readers said:
Houston, our readers said:
Marne knows that Dan will jump to atten-
tion every time she yanks his chain and she
"I
♦ "Way to go, Steve. I think that's the best
has ample material to work with. Dan's
� am also a teen and I was going to go to
the meeting on that night, but I had to work
article I've ever seen. It was very, very unbi-
super sensitive to any form of criticism, so I
I'm agreeing with whoever wrote the article
ased. It was good what you said to Marnee
agree, let's leave it to the people to
100 per cent. I think an 1 Il p.m. curfew is
and it was good what you said to Dan. And,
decide ... It's time these two individuals move
unrealistic They have to think this through.
if they do indeed read it, maybe they'll
on to other items rather than go head to
They have to realize that a small percentage
pe sage of
smarten up and act like adults for a change. •�
♦ "I fail to see how you can accuse Dan
head in a 15 -round contest."
"I have to agree with Mr. Houston's col-
the youth are giving us all a bad name."
McTeague of not allowing readers to voice
umn. I think this whole thing has become
+1 want to know why the police and the
community groups are worried and getting
their opinions because he occasionally feels
very tiresome. It's literally a poor catfight"
"I
involved with the problems with the youth.
compelled to defend himself when he's
♦ think it's about time we got this petty
This is not the community's problem. Where
being attacked rather viciously.
feud between these two individuals put into
are their pmts? 'They're the ones who should
As I see it, he was only setting the record
the right perspective. I think you did the
be accountable Why are kids out at tight,
straight. As a senior, I've been dismayed at
right thing. I wanted to say congratulations,
after. I 1 p.m., if not to snake mischief?"
the nasty way your letter writers have been
well done and good job."
Blake
Purdy
Opinion
Tickets,
who needs
tickets?
I'm in a tug-of-war that I'm, quite
frankly, afraid I'll lose. I can feel the
rope slipping out of my hands. I don't
think I can hold on much longer. i
It's a tug-of-war over tickets. I'm
at one end, my sweetie's the referee
and someone she actually likes is
about to yank the rope out of m�
hands.
Since.l don't have much to offer
my sweetie, I make up for my short-
comings by buying her things. Like
tickets to a concert this Thursday fea-
turing two musicians whose record-
ings I have in my extensive CD and
album collection total zero, zip, zilch.
My interest in seeing them is even
less.
Sharing the stage that night are
Jose Feliciano (he of that popular
Christmas ditty Fleas Gnaw the
Dogs) and Don McLean (Bye, bye.
Miss American Pie, bought the tick-
ets to the concert and I wonder why).
They are among three musicians
whose works I feel belong on a tape
that lack Kevorkian ought to carry
with him.
My sweetie is not among the
legion of groupies who flock to Mr.
Feliciano's every concert. (Guess
she's not familiar with the tune he
penned as the title song for that
smash TV hit, Chico and the Man.)
But, she's absolutely smitten b}
Mr. McLean. (His discography takes
up considerable shelf space on her
CD rack.)
She's delighted to be going to the
concert. But, I've informed her, I may
have to work late that night.
(Actually, Friday's scheduled as my
late night, but I've made the boss
aware of my flexibility in this
regard.)
So, knowing I may have to work
on the night of the big show in order
to put food on the table, my sweetie's
told me her long-dme best friend,
who's just returned from a two-
month vacation in her native Greece,
is also a big fan of Don McLean.
(Understandable if you've ever heard
the melancholy music they play at
Greek weddings.)
My sweetie's friend looks poised
to win the tug-of-war for the tickets.
I'm losing my grip. I can't hold on
much longer. I'm at the end of my
rope. There it goes...
"So, bye, bye, my sweetie pie,
take your old friend to the concert, I
vow I will not cry, have a good time
with your buddy singin' American
Pie because if I hear it again I will
die."
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DURHAM -- Progress on the Ontario gov-
ernment's controversial workfare program may
be slow, but the Tories are committed to its
success, Community and Social Services Min-
ister Janet Ecker says.
"We made a deliberate decision between
doing it fast and doing it right; we wanted to
do it right," the Durham West MPP says. "We
owe it to the people on social assistance and
taxpayers who support the system."
Officially called Ontario Works, the first
phase of workfare will require single employ-
able welfare recipients to work for their social
assistance.
A weekend report s
that the government has
"stumbled" with the pro-
gram isn't correct, Ms.
Ecker says.
She also denies the
government has set a
goal for the number of
welfare recipients it
hopes to have in work- Janet
fare placements. Ecker
"The only goal is to
get it up and running by
1998 across the Province.
"It's being phased in. It's not a numbers
game and we never set goals. These are peo-
ple's lives we're talking about."
Durham Region was one of 20 municipali-
ties picked in June to be part of the first phase,
which was to be running by September.
But, the Province only has workfare agree-
ments signed with Algoma District, Kent
County and Peel Region, while deals with the
17 other communities are "in the process of
being finalized," Ms. Ecker notes.
"Make no mistake, this government is com-
mitted to workfare and welfare reform. It's
what we're doing and we will continue to do it.
It takes time to change the system. That's what
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the program being new, he speculates.
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new."
Laurraine Martin -Phelan of the Durham
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workfare placements.
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World's best school board
praised by Ontario teachers
DURHAM — A provincial teachers federa-
tion marked World Teachers' Day Saturday by
honoring the Durham Board of Education.
Earl Manners, president of the Ontario Sec-
ondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF),
presented board chairman Audrey MacLean and
Durham OSSTF president Pat Jermey a plaque
to congratulate the board for winning the Carl
Bertelsmann Foundation Award last month as
the best public school system in the world.
"All members of the OSSTF are proud of
their Durham colleagues," said Mr. Manners.
"Ontario has a great education system and
Durham is a shining example.
"No one can take away the pride all of
Ontario feels at this international recognition of
excellence:'
The small ceremony at the meeting of the
provincial council of the federation in Toronto
was held on World Teachers' Day.
Others present were Kaye Egan prncipal of
Whitby's Sinclair Secondary School, chosen by
the Germany -based Bertelsmann Foundation as
the board's representative school; Claude
Lavoie, past chairman of the school's parent
association; Thom Jones, prime minister of the
school's student council; Durham Centre MPP
Jim Flaherty; Agincourt MPP Gerry Phillips,
Liberal education critic; and Algoma MPP Bud
Wildman, NDP education critic.
The Durham board won the prestigious
award in a competition with boards from Nor-
way,' Scotland, Switzerland, the Netherlands,
Hungary and New Zealand. It was the only
board from North America nominated for the
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Church, 882 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering. 839-7909.
MONDAY, OCT. 7
POETRY: The Writers' Cir-
cle of Durham Region holds
an Oshawa Poets' Night from
7 to 9 p.m. at Fazio's Restau-
rant and Bar, 33 Simcoe St.
S., Oshawa. Poets wishing to
read and songwriters wish-
ing to perform call 432-2536
(Steven Laird).
SECRETARIES: Profes-
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meeting at 7 p.m. in the
boardroom of the Durham
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Lang Tower in the Whitby
Mall, corner of Hw,v. 2 and
Thickson Rd. The topic is
entreprenueurship and
changing careers. Meetings
are the first Monday of each
month. 427-5932 (Karen
Cook).
CANCER: The Living With
Cancer Support Group for
adults, friends and family
members meets from 7 to 9
n.m. at Ajax and Pickering
General Hospital, 580 Har-
wood Avenue (at Clements
Rd.), room GO 13. Enter the
new, wing and take the eleva-
tor down one floor to G
level. 686-1516.
TUESDAY, OCT. 8
HORTICULTURE: The
Pickering Horticultural Soci-
ety meets at 8 p.m. at St.
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Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 35 Church St. N. in
Pickering Village, Ajax.
Larry Sherk, a horticultural-
ist from Sheridan Nurseries,
discusses putting your gar-
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fall rose care. Visitors wel-
come, no charge. Meetings
usually include a flower
show. 839-7600.
SEPARATION SEMI-
NARS: A series of weekly
seminars on separation and
divorce is held by Separated
Anonymous from 7 to 10
p.m. at Peace Lutheran
Church, 928 Liverpool Rd.,
Pickering. 338-9879.
MEN'S GROUP: A men's
support group gathers week-
ly at 8:30 a.m. for a breakfast
meeting at Mr. Souvlaki,
Bay Ridges Plaza, Bayly St.
west of Liverpool Rd. Men
who are unemployed,
divorced, depressed or in
need of encouragement are
invited. 839-3295 (Bill).
CAPIC DINtiER: The
Canadian Association for
Production and Inventory
Control, Durham Chapter,
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Celebrity's, 1527 Bayly St.,
Pickering. Cash bar 6 p.m.;
dinner 7 p.m.; presentation 8
p.m. Guest speaker Jeffrey
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READING: The William
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Tuesdays from Oct. 15 to
April 29. 428-0573.
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Thursday of each month at
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in the area less than three
years. 686-2537 (Linda).
NURSING: The Durham -
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p.m. in the second floor din-
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ALUMNI
30 years and 17, 000 grads later, the alumni
of Durham College continue to hold it dear
BY CHRISTY CHASE
Durham Staff
en years ago, graduates of
Durham College got together to
help celebrate the institution's
20th anniversary.
Out of that birthday party grew the
Durham College Alumni Association
which today has close to 10,000 mem-
bers and is active on behalf of graduates,
the college and today's students.
"(The anniversary) was really the rea-
son the group of people got together in
the first place," says Darrell Sewell,
president of the Alumni Association.
"That group of people formed the
first informal alumni board of directors"
The Alumni Association is now a for-
mal, official organization which adopted
its first strategic plan in 1993-94,
tracked down more than 10,000 of the
17,000 people who have graduated from
Durham College and has adopted a logo
and motto — Keeping You in Touch.
"Trying to keep the database (of grad-
uates) up to date is probably one of the
most difficult challenges," says Mr.
Sewell.
The Association is hard at work try-
ing to find some of the 7,000 "lost"
graduates to add to the membership list.
"It's not only that we've "lost" them;'
says Ann Weir, the college's alumni offi-
cer and a Durham graduate herself. "But
they don't know we exist yet, especially
if they're from the earlier years."
For those graduates who've been
found, the Association offers many dif-
ferent services. A regular magazine,
Reflections, is mailed out to alumni,
keeping them in touch with college
sports, fellow graduates and college
activities. It's so good at its job that it's
TOE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1996 -PAGE 9
won a provincial award as the best col-
lege alumni publication for the last two
years running.
Graduates get access to the college
library and computer facilities and
Career Resource Centre job listings, dis-
counts on membership at the Athletic
Complex, early registration on continu-
ous learning programs, invitations to the
latest reunions and discounts at some
local businesses. The Association also
puts forward up to four Alumni of
Distinction each year as well as nomi-
nees for the Premier's Award.
But the college and current students
benefit from the Alumni Association,
too. A new program starting up is
designed to put graduates in touch with
students who are looking for advice and
information about job markets or indus-
try developments, says Ms. Weir.
Members of the Alumni Association
sit on several advisory panels at the col-
lege, offering their expertise on a variety
of subjects.
And graduates have responded enthu-
siastically to fund-raising campaigns for
college equipment in recent years, Ms.
Weir and Mr. Sewell say.
The Alumni Association is being
asked to help the college conduct a $12 -
million campaign to raise funds for tech-
nological upgrades at the college, the
new Durham University Centre and a
$1 -million trust fund for students in
financial need.
"Up until March of 1997, any money
we raise that goes into the trust fund is
matched dollar for dollar by the Ontario
government;" says Ted Fauteux, cam-
paign director.
With student loans harder to get,
some people are finding a college educa-
tion out of their reach financially. The
college, which has a policy of not refus-
ing anyone due to financial hardship,
wants to set up a bursary, using interest
from the trust fund, to provide needy
students with funds to get them through
school.
College president Gary Polonsky
explains that if the college raises $ I mil-
lion and gets another $ I million from the
province and then invested that $2 mil -
Durham College alumni
are making a difference in
Durham Region. Pictured
recently at Durham
College are (from left)
Bruce Bunker, director of
technology at Durham;
Ron Backwell, a Durham
College alumnus and the
quality assurance manager
at Andrew Canada Inc.,
who is also chairman of
the mechanical technology
advisory committee at
Durham; Gord England is
a teacher at Durham; and
'.Mike Freeman a third year
mechanical
technology student.
lion at eight per cent interest, the college
would have an extra $160,000 annually.
"We can help lots of people with that
kind of money," he says. "That's 160
extra folks who can get in. That's mean-
ingful."
Mr. Fauteux said the college cam-
paign is now focused on the college fam-
ily — staff, students, board of governors
and alumni. In early 1997, the campaign,
headed by Mr. Polonsky, Peter Bagnall,
general director of customer support ser-
vices at General 'Motors of Canada, and
Jim Woodward, former chairman of
Durham Regional Labour Council, will
go to the public.
Alumni Association and college offi-
cials are expecting the usual good
response from alumni members.
Mr. Polonsky says the Alumni
Association, which has an 11 -person
volunteer board, is very active and much
appreciated by the college.
If you want more information on the
Alumni Association contact Ann Weir at
721-2000.
Durham Grads ... where are they now? ......... Page 10
Full-time students each year: 4,350.
Graduates since the college opened: 17,700.
Percentage of graduates who live and work in Durham: 70%
Percentage of graduates who live and work in Ontario: 90%
Career -oriented programs offered by Durham: over 60.
Students who graduated in 1995:1,06&
Students who found work within six months of graduating last year: 75%
Students working in jobs related to their field: 63.1%
Students who need financial assistance: 50%
Volunteers needed:
The Alumni Association its members' assistance with Durham College's
fund-raiser. We need grads who can spend an evening on the telephone
contacting other alumni. If you can spare a couple of hours to help Durham
College please call: Ann Weir at the alumni office,721-2000: or Joanne
Burghardt, vice -chair of the Family Campaign, at 579-4400 ext. 2247. Want
to know more about the campaign? Please attend an information night Oct.
10 at 7 p.m., Room 1110 at Durham College's main campus.
As for the future... students can count on marketable skills
If you're wondering what lies in
Durham College's future, just take a
look at its successful past.
"I'm feeling kind of excited
about the future and where we're
heading;' says college President
Bary Polonsky. "Ilse best way to
predict a person's future is to
observe objectively what they've
done in the past. Talk is cheap but
doing counts."
In its history, Durham College
has done a great deal.
"We are fortunate to be able to
build on what is already a strong
base. Durham CoUege is already
(one of) the fastest-growing college
in Ontario;' Mr. Polonsky says.
"We are solvent financially. We
are working with a balanced budget,
no accumulated debt. We are one of
the few colleges that can say that."
Durham guarantees its students'
skills to employers, the only college
to do that, and has a high percentage
0
right now but in pre -recession days,
it rose as high as 95 per cent.
The college also works closely
with local businesses, industries and
unions m developing pro-
gram and "retooling" the
current workforce.
"Last year we sold
over $6 million of con-
tract training and educa-
tion directly to clients
without any government
grants,' he said "I'd like
to see that grow to $8 mil-
lion or $10 million
although even $6 million
is a whopping amount."
Earlier this month, the
college, in conjunction
with York and Trent uni-
versities, opened Durham
University Centre, offering the first
full-time, daytime university classes
at the college.
The centre is one of the keys to
f Job placement — 73 per cent the future of Durham, Mr. Polonsky
worlds,Mr. Polonsky says. says.
He wants to see the university -
college partnership develop "in a
way that we can truly promote our-
selves as being
Ontario's only truly
integrated college -uni-
versity facility."
Students would
have three choices:
attend college at
Durham; attend univer-
sity at Durham: take
both college and umi-
versity courses and end
up with a college diplo-
ma and university
The college
courses would remain
geared towards practical training for
the workplace while the university
program would provide students
with research wid scholarship.
""They'll have the best of both
"
Gary Polonsky
Durham President
"When we complete the negotia-
tions around that, it'll be a glorious
day for not just the college but for
the province."
Another major area for college
expansion is new programs geared
to the new economy, he says.
Examples are information technolo-
gy, telecommunications and com-
munity-based health care. The edu-
cation provided to students has to be
current to allow them to compete
successfully in the job market.
The college also has to fast-track
its conversion to a "state-of-the-art
networked campus;' Mr. Polonsky
says. Technology has to be available
to all students and staff at the col-
lege, at their homes or offices, he
says.
"It's a vision that is intended to
keep the industry that is already
here thriving and to attract new
industry"
New programs, new technology
and new students will mean new
employees in the future.
"One of my favorite tasks is hir-
ing," Mr. Polonsky says. "I love hir-
ing people. If we can help to create
some wealth for individuals and
their families, I don't apologize."
Finally, the college needs to have
a stronger presence in certain areas
of Durham Region, he believes.
One of the most obvious locations
is Ajax ane Pickering.
"The people and the industry in
Ajax -Pickering deserve a signifi-
cant campus. That is part of our
vision. This is something I'd per-
sonally like to do for that communi-
ty' As to when this will happen, he's
not sure although he'd like to see it
come about shortly after the turn of
the century.
"But in 1996 in Ontario, it's hard
to know exactly when, because we
do need government assistance for
that"
I ' i , i :. : i. r ,
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Durham Alums:
"ere are they now?
KEVIN AMBEAULT
Year of graduation: 1979
Program: Electronic Engineering
Technology
Career position: Value added busi-
ness channel marketing manager for
Hewlett Packard; has won several
awards from his peers and his compa-
ny.
Volunteer positions: District Com-
missioner for Scouting in Milton.
STEPHEN FLARO
Year of graduation: 1975
Program: Business Administration -
accounting
Career position:
Certified General
Accountant with
Oshawa General
Hospital and Cot-
tage Hospital in
Uxbridge.
Volunteer posi-
tions: United
Wa}. Information Oshawa, Oshawa
and District Association for Commu-
nity Living and others.
SHELLE)' .10NES
)'ear of graduation: 1985
Program: Legal
.Administration
Career position:
Paralegal manager
and litigation law
clerk at Smart and
Biggar, Barristers
a n d
Solici-
t o r s ,
Ottawa,
with expertise In computer-
ized litigation support sys-
tems.
Volunteer positions:
Organizing Ottawa branch
of Durham College Alumni
Association. 01
FRED UPSHAW
Year of graduation:
1975
Program: Nursing
Career position: Reg-
istered
nurse at
Whitby
Mental
Health
Centre;
member
of board
of direc-
tors of
Ontario
Public
Service Employees Union,
formerly president of
OPSEU, president of
OPSEU Local 331, vice
president of National
Union of Public and Gen-
eral Employees and vice
president of Ontario Fed -
enation of Labour.
Alumni
info:
If you want more
information on the
Alumni Association
contactAnnWeir at
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Na -me Dropping
111 Ajax and Pickeringby keith gilligan
Wedding Birthday Birthday Birthday
Oct. 6 is a day Angie Mahon and: B e t t y --"_-� Lindsay Van
Mark Brand- Klink turned
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stetter willcel brated three on Oct 1"�
always remember her 94th s with lots of love
as the couple birthday on from Mommy,
married in a Gere
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Aug. 28
mony at Cullen A when an and Grama
Gardens. The
couple reside in , open house Carey, Opa and
was hosted Grams Van
Calgary. Best; by her chit- Klink.
and
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wishes from fain- dren. Spe- PUPPY Y
w,
ily and friends in Pickering. , sial guests included all her grand-
. 2 children, her two great-grand-
i$lrthda daughters and many long-time Birthday
Katy Boissoneau turns 12 on friends and neighbors. "Happy
`y " Congratula-
Oct. 8. Happy birthday from Mom, birthday Mom."
'fine of the euties in the ` tions o out to
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Robert Moira.
>'>4. Kelsie celebrated her first and Sammy the dog. who turns nine
!:birthday at a k Birthday •�
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?by family and friends. - Wedding Stephen Happy birthday
wishes and love _Dtrterb ,i I
:"HaPPY first birthday Iielsie. -'�,.- Henshall is i
M.You have biecsed us with so �� : Aug. 17 officially a from Mom and ' �"�
first-year memorieswas a day to ;teenager as he } Dad. J
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and big sister Kiana " Shirley and Oct. 2. Wishing
Derek Johan -
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Birthday Birthday they married :love were
very special day
in Pickering. Mom, Dad,: for Kaitlyn
Happy seventh hirt11d:1v Dannv Cox turned 13 on The newly- - Nikki, Spud, -
Hunter, as she
greetings went out to Oct. S. "We're sure this is weds now live ` Oma, Opa, Tante PatandBrittanv. wined two years
Thomas Palmer on Sr going to be a in Ajax and `` old. Vb55hing
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Danny and with them. _ P� very `{''aJ •,
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birthday is the great- Jordon Mat- --� ". ;Steven and Dw, id.
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and love est. Happy 13th birthday j tison is a big guy#a I
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to the ( Dan." say Mom, Dad, who turned three �►' . �� Birthday
'Tom Man' from Mom, Shannon, Bob and Jinx. on OCL 2. He cel- ,. 7 "Our dolh "
Dad, Eric and Mitchie. and especially Nana. ebrated with fain-
ilv and friends on Chris Sutton turned 25 on Oct. i Brittany Irvine
celebrated her
Birthday Birthday tea- 29' Jordon's 1. Wishing him a happy 25th were sixth birthday on
y y Mom and Dad Mom and Bill. brothers Mike and
"A special little t>ny Sept 13 was a 1licky (Lty wished him lots j Mark, and nieces Jessica and Niki- I Sept. '� with a
turned three on C)ct. 4." for Jessica Pry7Aial, as she of love and kisses ta. And. happy 22nd birthday wish- teddy bear tea
Grant Rourke, who) loves turned _ on hitt special es went to Clark on Sept. 28 from all ! P� Happy--
birthday wishes and love from
trains all I one _ ' day. the Lam-,.kindd s "Jessica, mNfomv, Daddv and sister Kelsie.
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love and A big u with a big
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celebrated joy intoat lives was a day we will always remember Anderson celebrated
olds. Ham-elp- ago d because it changed our lives forever. We his birthday on Sept. 27
love you very much and could not anag- with a party attended by yrs"
ing him we're so lucky to have you. OX life withoutou." Love from Mall,
celebrate were sister Hugs, kisses and love Y family and friends.
Raquel, Man, Dad and always from Mama, Papa, �' Grandma Barnard, Grardt»ri Happy fust birthday
our fart( and �� " and Grandpa McAdam Aunt Nand Aunt Debbie, Unck wishes and love from
some special ffiends. Y Y Boyde and cousin Robbie. Matthew wishes Robbie a happy Mommy, Y
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Birthday buddies' Dana, Christine and Samantha:' Natalie.
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Cards anyone? PickeringLegion
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DURHAM -- Calling all euchre
players!
The Royal Canadian Legion's
Ontario branches host The Royal
Euchre Challenge, starting OCL 26.
This event is being held in over
60 local branches across Ontario,
including Pickering, Oshawa
Whitby, Clarington and Pert
Perry. A
The tournament will
take place over a period
of several weeks, and the
winners will take home
prizes totalling $15.000,
with fust -place winners
receiving S5.000 plus a
trip for two to Lac Vegas
(three nights/four days).
The official kick-off is being held
Oct. 2.6-27. This is anacipatted to be
the Legion's second largest fund-
raising event organized for the
Poppy Fund
,Never before has there been an
event held like this as a major fund-
raiser on behalf of the Royal Canadi-
an Legion," said Dick Comeau, tow-
natnent chairman. "It is hoped that
the inaugural Royal Euchre Chal-
lenge will attract over 15,000 euchre
players to as many Legions as possi-
ble before kick-off."
Mr. Comeau has
invited a large number of
Legions to participate as
well as members of the
Metropolitan Police Asso-
ciation.
AFor every partici-
pant. $1 will be donated to
the Poppy Fund, with a final
cheque being awarded at the
tournament finals.
During the first round.. players
will be competing at their local
br'anche's for crash prizes of $300.
$150 and S 100 for fust. second and
r
Durham residents
can make
Christmas merry
in Davis Inlet
0 Boxes need filling
before being sent to
needv in Labrador
DURHAM -- It's not too early to
spread some Christmas joy to the less
fortunate.
Area residents are being asked to
open their hearts once again to
poverty-stricken Innu families of
Davis Inlet. Labrador.
One hundred and thirty empty
Christmas boxes are lined up at the
offices of North American Van Lines
on Champlain Drive in Whitby. Each
must be filled and ready for shipping
by Thanksgiving weekend to the dis-
tant village on the Atlantic coastline
in time for Christmas.
"When it carnes to keeping all of
them properly dressed and well-fed.
Innu mothers are fighting a losing
battle," says Mary Wood, volunteer
executive director for Innushare
Charitable Trust.
"Incomes are grossly inadequate.
"The village has a supermarket
which sells only basic food items and
almost no clothing."
Most Innu families are large, with
six or seven children including those
from families which have broken
down due to alcoholism, she says.
Items needed, not gift -wrapped
and not necessarily new, include;
sturdy toys for children of all ages,
Christmas decorations, candy and
Christmas cakes, children's sweat
tops and bottoms, work socks of all
sizes, warm socks for children, tea
towels and dish cloths, blankets and
bed linen, towels, cutlery, mugs, cur-
tains for windows (four by six feel
wide), dress lengths in small prints
for female elders and warm sweaters.
Drop-offs can be made anytime at
239 Wellington St. (north of Dundas
Street, one block west of Cochrane
Street) in Whitby, or between 1 p.m.
and 5 p.m. weekdays at North Amer-
ican Van Lines, 850 Champlain Ave.
For more information call
Innushare at 427-9974 or Mary and
launches euchre challenge
third places respectively. The top 25
per cent of players from each round
will advance. The top 160 players
(winners advancing) will have the
opportunity to win the grand prize.
Participants must be 19 years of age
or older to participate.
The money raised for the Poppy
Fund is placed in a public
trust fund. The funds are
used to improve life for
people in communities f
across Ontario including:
assistance to needy ex -ser- May
vice members and their again
families; purchasing red- child
ical equipment and appli- relati
ances for community they
health facilities: medical still t
research and training;
building affordable hous- Dr.
ing for veterans and pr.
seniors. bursary programs
Court
for needy students: support ezte
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services to senior citizens (i.e.
Meals -on -Wheels, drop-in centres
etc.)
In Picketing, the Royal Euchre
Challenge will begin Saturday, Oct.
26 at Royal Canadian Legion Branch
606,1555 Bayly St. Registration is at
moon and play starts at 1 p.m. Players
be they are your own children. Then
n maybe they are other peoples'
ren. They might even be children of a
ve or neighbour. They may be infants or
may be grown up But the question is
he same -
Why are children so hard to listen to?
Rod Wilson, B.Sc., M.A., M.T.S., Ph.D.'
Wilson has a Ph.D. in Clinical- "
selling Psychology and has done.
ns work with adults, teen and children
in counselling and consultation.
Friday, November 1, 1996
8:00 to 10:0C p m.
includes presentation. drama, question and
answer time and refreshments)
Absolutely Free'
Forest Brook Bible Chapel
1999 Fairport Road at Finch Avenue, Pickering,
Ontario L1 V 4W
Please register by October 27th in one of two ways .
M s will help us plan seating and refreshments)
1 Leave a message on the answering machine at
the church (905) 831-0745 with your name,
telephone number and number of people -
coming.
2 Drop a rate to us at the church:
Forest Brook Bible Chapel
1999 Fairport Road at Finch Avenue,
Pickenng, Ontario L1V 4M2
with your name telephone number and number
of peocle coming
Kvn in -
Commune Interest
can pre -register by calling the branch
at 839-9144. The tournament is open
to anyone 19 and over.
For more information on the tour-
nament, contact your local legion
branch or Royal Euchre Challenge
Inc. at (905) 839-9713 or (905) 839-
8972.
To Chi,ldren?=
Orientation & Testing
for tuition free
Small Engine/
Turf Equipment
Training.
Under the sponsorship of C.A.R.S. (Canadian Automotive Repair and Service
Network), Durham College Skills Training Centre is pleased to announce a
new Tuition -free program beginning in October
This new 32 -week in -class training program is designed to specifically
meet the training needs of young adults (aged 19 - 26, with grade 12 or
equivalent) wanting to enter the workforce. Training consists of two intakes,
one 20 -week and one 12 -week block, separated by a 30 -week work
placement.
Durham College will be hosting an Oriest a im and restiig Session
on October 7 and 8 at the Whitby Campus, 1610 Champlain Avenue. Come
out and find out more information on this unique opportunity.
CwMaNNAL.
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October 7 i a, on
. inkrtfnaion
Whitby Campus. . .
at
721-3344.
Educating You For the Real World.
Reading Circle rounds
❑ Program for children aged
4 to 12 still needs volunteers
to read for kids
PICKERING -- Registration is Tuesday for
the fourth year of the William Peak Co-opera-
tive Homes Reading Circle which begins soon.
The program for children aged four to 12
up again in Pickering
years is offered from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on
Tuesdays from Oct. 15 to April 29.
Volunteers are also being sought to read to
children.
Registration for children and volunteers is
being held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
William Peak homes at 1990 Whites Rd. (at
Finch Avenue), in Pickering.
Call co-ordinator Debbie McMullen at 428-
0573 for more information.
Showing the colors
Michael Messina, a student at Lord Elgin Public School, proudly carries
in the colors of the school's Blue House, topped by an inflated rubber
glove, during Spirit Day. A series of fun events followed the school's
Terry Fox Run.
photo by A.J. Groen
Annual meeting of group helping
special -needs kids in Durham
DURHAM -- The ninth
annual meeting of
Resources for Exceptional
Children Durham Region
will be held Tuesday, Oct.
22. -
The Ajax -based organi-
zation provides consultation
services to families in
Durham, focus-
ing on the Inte-
gration of spe-
cial -needs chil-
+dren into the
community. The �Fn
agency is funded o
by the Ministry
of Community
and Social Ser-
vices and its ser-
vices are avail -
children and families in the
region.
The meeting will be held
at 7 p.m. at the agency's
.office, 865 Westney Rd. S.,
Ajax.
For more information on
the meeting or agency call
427-8862.
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Ajax and Picken*nghockevs tars make an immet o
By AL RIVETT
SPORTS REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — The
Ontario Hockey League season
has begun for several local play-
ers who are back with their
respective major junior clubs this
After a spectacular rookie sea -
on with the expansion Barrie
'olts last year, Ajax's Chris
-hompson is back in the net as
ie club's number -one goal-
,nder.
Thompson started the first two
arrie games of the season, both
inning efforts against the
►shawa Generals and the Owen
ound Platers. However,
hompson didn't get the start for
ne third game of the season
mint Kingston at Barrie last
unday night. Rookie Phil
ergeron lasted all of 23 minutes
the cage, allowing three goals
i five shots. Thompson entered
e game in the second period and
as beaten for three goals on l 1
ors in the losing cause.
r
s �n
the OHL at the end of the
season.
After replacing veter-
an goalie Mike Menard
in the first game. Chris Thompson
Thompson went on to
Dave Duerden
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Harris says Doyle wasn't
happy with his playing time with
the Greyhounds.
Doyle registered one assist in
five games.
The Kitchener Rangers are
extremely happy with the play of
rookie left winger Rvan
Milanovic, an Ajax minor hockey
product. Although he's yet to get
The young a point at the OHI- level. his
hockey section hasn't physical play has turned heads in
been as kind to the league.
Pickering resident and -He's working out well." says
Boston Bruins' draftee Rangers' assistant coach Brian
Michael Tilson Jay Doyle. "I7he centre- Hayton. "He plays a real robust
man was returned to st le and
,
start 28 consecutive contests. He
a 26-24-7
been named an assistant captain
the OHL's Sault Ste. Marie
Thompson currently has a 3.00
goals -against average for Barrie.
Duerden has been asst gned to
in four of the first five
Last year, Thompson, who
the Petes' top forward line with
centre Scott Barney and
ular eason games. However,rthe
played his last year of minor
right
winger '.Matt Lahey. fie's also
stay-at-home blueliner has yet to
record a point so far this season.
hockey with the Ajax-
owned by the Florida Panthers,
Soo, he abruptly quit the team
Pickering Raiders `AAA'
minder. He posted a 3.73 goals-
has one goal and two assists for
Tilson played
major bantams, practical-
against average.
Meanwhile, Dave Duerden, of
three points. He's also a plus -two.
The Petes are currently 3-1
with the Pickering
ly carried the Colts with
Ajax, a left winger with the
to
start the OHL season.
Panthers before being
his standout goaltending,
Memorial Cup finalist
Peterborough Petes, has
Michael Tilson, of Pickering, a
drafted by the
which earned him first-
already
asserted himself on that club.
."
Frontenacs two years
team ail -rookie hon -
Ajax gained the wn7dcard spot and
:�Anlmw Hopkit>s, David Hughes, Kevin
would eventually win the wwkey.
r
s �n
the OHL at the end of the
season.
After replacing veter-
an goalie Mike Menard
in the first game. Chris Thompson
Thompson went on to
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Harris says Doyle wasn't
happy with his playing time with
the Greyhounds.
Doyle registered one assist in
five games.
The Kitchener Rangers are
extremely happy with the play of
rookie left winger Rvan
Milanovic, an Ajax minor hockey
product. Although he's yet to get
The young a point at the OHI- level. his
hockey section hasn't physical play has turned heads in
been as kind to the league.
Pickering resident and -He's working out well." says
Boston Bruins' draftee Rangers' assistant coach Brian
Michael Tilson Jay Doyle. "I7he centre- Hayton. "He plays a real robust
man was returned to st le and
,
start 28 consecutive contests. He
a 26-24-7
been named an assistant captain
the OHL's Sault Ste. Marie
y we re ery pleased with
him. He'll be a good hockey play -
posted record while
playing in 61 of 66 games and
with the club.
In four
Grevhounds this season by the
er in this league. It's been an
toiling in the nets for 3,423 min-
games this season.
Duerden, whose NHI. rights are
NHL team. However, after play-
ing the first five games with the
adjustment for him, but we can't
utes, the most of any OHL net-
owned by the Florida Panthers,
Soo, he abruptly quit the team
say enough good things about
him"
minder. He posted a 3.73 goals-
has one goal and two assists for
and has asked to be traded.
Milanovic was drafted in the
against average.
Meanwhile, Dave Duerden, of
three points. He's also a plus -two.
The Petes are currently 3-1
"Our general manager. David
Mayville,
second round by the Rangers in
Ajax, a left winger with the
to
start the OHL season.
is looking at all options
right now," says Dave Harris, the
the OHL_ midget draft this pas[
Memorial Cup finalist
Peterborough Petes, has
Michael Tilson, of Pickering, a
Greyhounds' director of publicity
summer.
Kitchener has a 2-3 record in
already
asserted himself on that club.
second -year defenceman with the
Kingston Frontenacs, has played
and marketing. -He wants to see
what's happening in the league"
the early going of regular -season
play
unbarton Spartans down Pine
id a Pum... * football cla igss c
"1 don't think it's as big as Pickering-
Dunharton, but its getting there. There's defi-
nitely bragging rights involved as a lot of the
staff at Dunbarton moved to Pirie Ridge when it
opened. And, the kids all know each other."
Pine Ridge head coach Andy Carnovale was
disappointed with the loss which dropped his
club to 2-1. He had lots of praise for his players
and gave credit to the Dunbarton squad for a
good display of football.
"We're two evenly matched teams and 1 hope
the opportunity is there for us to play again this
yam."
Carnovale concurred with Kaiser that a good
rivalry is shaping up between Dunbarton and
Pine Ridge this year.
"Because we're such a young school it's taken
some time to evolve our program. The rivalry is
beginning to materialize,rn
" says Caovale.
The Spartans got two touchdowns from Rory
Ellis and single majors by Andrew Ghandour, Ian
Meredith, Jason Connell and Paul Serra, who
also added four converts.
Meanwhile, Gomez supplied the Pumas with
two touchdowns, with single majors to Ryan
Sutherland, Jamie Bruce and Hussain Adams.
Cam Fielding kicked two converts while Mike
Romanski booted one. The Pumas also had a
two-point safety touch.
By AL RIVF,'TT
PICKERING — A rivalry is simmering
,tween two Pickering schools in the hunt for
urham Region football supremacy this season.
The Dunbarton High School Spartans and the
ne Ridge Secondary School Pumas senior foot -
11 teams met for the first time under the lights
Beverley Morgan Park on a crisp fall Thursday
A large crowd of more than 400 braved the
d climes to cheer on their gridiron warriors in
rattle for first place in the early stages of the
ke Ontario Secondary School Athletics sea -
The Spartans and Pumas left it all on the field
a classic clash of two well -coached football
". In the end, Dunbarton prevailed over
jjrrdd-charging Pine Ridge 40-35.
Pine Ridge rallied late in the game after a long
ck-off return by Jason Gomez went for a touch-
►wn to bring the Pumas to within five points.
3wever, an on -side kick-off attempt by the
was failed and the Spartans ran out the clock
rthe vktory.
It was a big win for the Spartans who were
set by the Uxbridge Tigers last week.
'Lending LOSSA champion Dunbarton
proves its league record to 3-1.
"It was a good football game. We
't kqx Plugging away. I don't think:
;'re the favorites anymore. I think
ne age was favored to win this
ne. But, it was whoever had the ball
t that won the game," says Spartans'
td coach Peter Kaiser.
Kaiser notes the Dunbarton-Pine
Ige rivalry is definitely emerging as
Pumas are an up-and-coming force
Durham Region senior football.
Wever, as has been the case in past
Vaigns, the Pickering High School
vans are still the team the Spartans
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hockey team dropped a disappoint
Aaron Calder. Kevin Rogers, and Small
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Moya Rocky Ruta and Hopkins with
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'vetted the winner atter Panthers' goalie
Pickering and Ajax Knights went
:...Luke Cregoue had stopped five over-
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Mine bwakawaYs
..
:2 atter two penods. Fwk ing came out
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Wong in the third for a &2 victory_
'lathed for Pickering wilt assists b
Ajax gained the wn7dcard spot and
:�Anlmw Hopkit>s, David Hughes, Kevin
would eventually win the wwkey.
Rogers and Trevor Small.
Scoring for the Panthers against Ajax
COP018 Scott Billing was out-
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8 the lottrl:ament,pptyttet
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ing , various office soft wares, busi-
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ents and have a positive career atti-
tude . Experience in consumer loans
is an asset.
For confidential interview contact:
Mr. Ross
905-509-7269
The Progressive Group
� I if i!i 1 1"Tas;. I i
In less than a year, you can have the skills being sought in
the workplace:
• Nohvwk Specialist • CompolNized Aaonnkg
• LAN Adlninit calla • Office Admilli trstlon
• Ce P-11Br Plopawntlslr • 08ice Anistaat
• Programmer Analyst • word Protas:iag
• Financial assistance available for those who qualify
• Individualized, hands-on adult teaming environment
• Targeted job search assistance
OSHAWA CAMPUS
434-8585 (1-800-993-9993)
Large GM Dealership in Durham
Region seeking experienced
BUSINESS MANAGER
Must have excellent organization-
al skills, communication skills,
and be highly motivated. Previ-
ous sales experience an asset.
We offer high volume sales,
company vehicle
and benefits plan.
Please fax resume in
confidence to:
(905)430-1938
By Thursday, October 10, 1996
GeneralGeneral
' Help Help
ACTORS/ACTRESSES
/ MODELS
1996 Chnstmas filming
has begun. TMxeo / Mor.
treat production is egikx -
ing. Scouting row people.
(no evenence needed)
with different looks ,
shapes. sizes. (newbom to
senior) for Commercials.
TV Shows, Movies. Cats•
logs. The Model and TW M
Bureau will be holding audF
Rory in your area, Thies.
Oct 10th. i3y appoint -
MOM only. Audition fee of
$34.50 is rekmdable it you
don't quakfy. To schedule
an audition. phone 1.519-
3524999 between 10-6.
7 days a week
No" and Tabor Burow
Not a School or Agency
AN11M JOBS!
Now Iwi v! $10.$25.
Der hour. All positions,
slated and un -skied.
Excellent pay
berlelAS.
Cal 1(504) 421`9229
Ext. 479A40,24 hra.
AVAILABLE immodialgy
pan -We hours, hWw.
Pay up t 368dwegc work-
ing 5:30.10:30 Monday.
Thursday. 112 day SMur-
dey Some kd am an&-
able. Must be suer 18, u-
ergaic. Car ngmwdd. Call
Now (9050040403.
AZ DRIVERS, CONILM
transport compenit 2 yrs
sips, dent attract RCMP
clearance. 14100.724-
5917
BEAUTY SALON re-
quire part -worn Hamed
Styip for Ajax. Salary/
C mmioaion. Call Rko 619-
a639.
BOYS i GIRLS 1101E
MAKERS
NETFAES
door-to*w,
Oshawa only.
Once or twice a month
Oshawa
r234 T6
4 2M
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser requests
that advertisers chedi
mer ad upon publicallon as
News Advertiser will no( be
resportsible for more than
one incorrect insertion and
Owe shah be no liabikty br
non -insertion of any adw-
tiserrwertt. Liability for er-
rors in ads is IN m the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error. All
copy is subject to the ap-
proval of management of
News Advertiser.
SWD1ATE
Data entry - Word Pro-
cessing
- BOkkit PN.
Help urgently needed.
Great income. work own
hours. (FT/PT) Modem
req'd. Cal
1-OG0314M
OURNA1l AREA. Ewpen-
once warehouse/assembly
worbrs nW"od. (maleNs-
mete) $7.0WXxw. Saift
sloes m.d.. meq nod a
writ E 91 1 Apply in per -
7m. =le 5`pm. dO�Oldr
;, ensu Rd. Suit 228.
I" SSOWW"k from
s4m�&ok ser-
1 Earn
s127A1/ we* ham homial
ww Msiong '6)d 812-
1
EARN MM hiss Men
A womrn twilh ars, rude
or sun ere b do -
6M books
IMipope2
bta0 Mu
g be 18
years able to work daV
hours A haw car si
deducti�orws.�Plwe all
905-571-3799 9am-4pm
Mon -Fri Plem do not ant
the telephone compawy.
assernm our
Easy work. No
rREEEE data dy
SA.S.E. to
p
Fl SW Rid,�
mcla ft ant, L
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" Careers
IM, Careen ' t Careers ' General General General
Help Help Help
THE DURHAN1 _11 ,
BE—
Request for
Instructor Resumes
Durham College Continuous Learning is now accepting instructor
resumes for lotus Notes.
Interested individuals can send resumes to the Administrative
Officer, Continuous Learning, P.O. Nix 385, Oshawa. Ontario,
LIH 71.7.
Thank you for your interest. Only those candidates heing
.onsidered for an interview will he contacted
DURHAM
Educating You for the Real World.
General General General
Help Help MG:Help
FULL TIME
Management has forced us to expand
for our ski & hockey season.
15 positions available immediately in
all areas. Pay varies with position and
NEW MANAGEMENT
requ-res full and part time
Car required. 571-4294.
1 lam to Spm only
ONTARIO Duct Cleaning.
Hard working person for p/
T d F/T shift work Must be
HtuE The
A"�; or
'Z Great Blue Heron
lea. fr•
-•:''_-- (hdtlCd�:!' �dS:GS b t..j„ :kw,dxtby,
,r �s Entertalment Centre Awkd.%+•i-a
s mTter:p acct q a�::,at:cis for tie is:icw.m dos:!:ors.
ClariranlP fasiro �=
* Pit Bosses (experience required) * Bingo Event Mangers
Floorpersons (experience required) * Bingo Callers
' Dealers (expenence required or completion * Bingo Runners
of a recognized dealers training course) * Nevada Ticket Salespersons
' Cashier Supervisors
' Cage Employees
* Security & Surveillance Employees
1'-c successful applicants will be enthusiastic'Team Players" who enjoy working with the
�)t,"c in a fast paced envuunmcnt and who are, or Man be, i,censed with the Ontario Gaming
,r'rol Commission.
F
knots experience in the gaming industry or working with inventory and/or cash would be
aset, but nix essential (unless specifically indicated). Working hours include days.
. outs, evcntngs and weekenas We ret er professional ' riming and competitive
r;xnsation.
Rcs,:mcs will be accepted no later than FRIDAY OC'rOBFR Nth, 1996
+.I -IS. State )oo applying for.
(TREAT BLUE HERON CHARIT:IBLE CASINO & BINGO
21351 ISLAND RD., POR7- PERRY, ON"1'ARIO, 1,31. 166
,.._ne ileal 81 ue ilei- u an equal oppirrwn,ty empioyer We _liana au apps►oris for xleri
7nwe rC t. Of1IY l},n.[ Kie�tcd fM .� -Yrv,er w.;; IX COetallCt;.
THE NEWS ADWKMER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1996 -PAGE 21
' Ge Helpral I Help General��AgeHelp/
• picking & packing parts, unpacking &
restocking by location
• computerized inventory exper. & ability
work with minimal supervision required
• Safety Shoes needed
• car an asset
DZ LICENCE
PICKER/PACKER
• Pick/Pack orders and drive 5 -ton truck
• Experience with computerized parts
imlentory helpful
Pickering Area - Noon - 8pm
Long Term Contracts
Apply:
Global Human Resource Centre
777 Warden Ave., #217
'Scarborough, Ontario
(below Eglinton)
NEW HOMES Sales Per-
son required for Bowman-
ville area. Preferred can-
didate with new homes
sales experience Knowl-
edge of mortgage hnanc-
Ing Must be enthusiastic,
outgoing and results or-
ented Call Tony at 416.
633-7333.
SALES PEOPLE RE-
OUIRED . We have scores
of Qualified leads that need
to be covered Commission
earnings of $3.000 . S4,000
monthly, very attainable
Out going and dependable
people with a sales back.
ground preferred- Full
training provided Car a
must. Sears Authorized
Duct Cleaning. call Mo. at
905-428-2022
WORK FROM HOME: P
OSHAWA'S Newest Bar
Eatery
3 Eater 'Jack Rabbit's
,L�
O n
T or FT g+000 ro 55000
RMT licensed
Office
LL 11 V
.er month Call for free
�ooklet 905-434-2144
IMI
Help
Fabulous
11
bons. good wage Call
INVESTMENT c,aM
products In
1
Office
JSHAWA Pececuon,st re
Store for y0U!!!
tenor Decorating. and Chair
p{el P
9uried a s a p Computer
sKdis an asset Good com.
Sell now for
BUILDING SECRETARY
-un canon skins desired
Fax resume 'c 905) 723-
Christmas
-egwreci or highnse rest.
565+ No calls please
Earn extra
-ter."al in Durham Region.
PART-TIME Clean -Up
Person for bus
SSCASHSS
•nowledge or condom.m.
.ms essential Resumes
LEASING AGENT RE -
QUIRED Part time for res,-
Receive your
with references d salary
dental complex Fax
S45 luxury
expectations to File *%99
,>shawaMm,fby This Week
resumes to 905-%8-2470
pack free !
PO Box 481 Oshawa. ON
1H 7L5
RECEPTIONIST RE-
CALL TODAY
PART-TIME �•.5-a�C PART-TIME Sa,especre OUIRED "'tr^rn
responsibility. No experience ? No ^'*p"a^'ply '^ni^� good TORS WANTED to roach raowred 'or door-to-door
problem. We are willingto train the customer relations m Own General Interest Courses to promotions m Durham.
Can
vehicle,
frgradee ,2 minimum Older Adults We are par. 5 3opm-8 30pr,. $10/hr .
right applicants. ee t -4t6-554- bcularfy, looking for individ- bonus. min 12 hrs/week
Call MS- SCOn 7511
905-72I-02gq sols to teacc L,niadanca. transportation required
Social Ballroom and th Cru
Homeworkers
Needed
To assemble Our products.
Free Supplies. Start m-
medatley. Free details.
Send S.A.S.E.to
0 E. 117-n
1057 Steeles Ave. W.
North York, Ont.
M2R 3x 1
HOUSEKEEPER NANNv
sh
OSHAWA'S Newest Bar
Eatery
3 Eater 'Jack Rabbit's
o or
types of lance i Geo4r�Y
--686-2292
RMT licensed
required for 3 hours a day,
Slims' needs scan All at.
Crates. Vegetarian Cooking
as well � Cookie With
g
;r masseuse
ex^-eugn' working cond
4 days per week. P,ckenng
Sas Must be dynamic Ap-
Herbs. Natural and ,c
bons. good wage Call
area. 905-420.6380.
evervng5_
plyMon-Wed2.5pm 643
Nutrition, Dressmaking -n-
(905)619-8267
9252
King St.W . !former Don
tenor Decorating. and Chair
Additions, electrir�al,
MATURE superintendent
Cnerry's)
Caning As well, if you
SUPERINTENDENT
couple required to assist
John Street West. Oshawa.
teach a sbmulahng course
COUPLE to, 180-ur,t high -
budding manager to com-
mance Nov Ist Receive
PART-TIME Clean -Up
Person for bus
not mentioned above, we
wou;d be inter t
rise Resumes including
references s sal
gari-
CLERICAL POSITION. za' .ray SK,Ils andorword PAULINE
avail -led. 'or atter paned a must Basic boo. NAULLS
sales service Capt. for keeping would be an asset 421-4689
tome builder Must have Pan time inm 'uIf time po-
excellent computer and tenbal Please Submit re-
-tprng skins Knowlenge surae to File it 977
'_
HOBASS. ar asset Fax e- -a Th,s week P'D Box Skilled
sumo to '905) 697.1365 481 Oshawa. Dn'a-+o UH Help
IF you are maimed. single 71_5
singie parent. separated or
avorced you may 7ualiy AUTO BOGY Wanted.
'or Financial Assistance e-ver'enced coat, persons
rnPiCERT programs avail- ' Hdp i Agents Must have owr 'ops Appy
able Quark, Illustrator, 'c Dan 579-.40pr)
Photo Shop, Director. DURHAM'S 'asce
grow -
body
rereduction Drop off re-
y op
in A!ax Include drivers I,C-a
a ss ed in
hearing from you' Please
Pry *"C'SHIRT
loti ons to Guardian Proper
P•esser ca..
Premier. Access. Accpac.
Autocad. C•.. Visual Basic.
E (4000 WEEKLY' For
sales Crctessionals train-
ng _anors :a,m
wme at 100 Taunton Rd.
on resume. tax to 905127-
send resume to Oshawa
y Management Services.
morning hours. expen-
W$CW Call 905-509-9385
Unix_ Novell Engineer,
Ing 6 support, free audio 8
pony, Comas Commun,ca-
"ons Services.
E_ U-61, Oshawa, Ontario
9252
Senior Cmzens Centres. 43
206-339 Werstney Rd S.
Additions, electrir�al,
Windows N T. Small Talk
brochure 435-0076 $1800
is now n
Only those considered for
Ot1ALITY DOOR SERVIC-
John Street West. Oshawa.
Ajax. ON LIS 7J6
DIET Loss up to 30 lbs -
Power Point, Word. Excel
investment Serious
Ing experenced Data Ir -
'or
an interview will tis con-
( 6194663
Ontario LIH III Attention
COL (416) 5604M
30 Day programs start at
Durham Business Comput-
calls
Stallers Ethernet Net -
tatted.
rical, plumbing, ce-
Frio 04397
c tiles, carpentry. From
$30 MAGIC 1-800-881-
W College. 4273010
please
work Systems Cali Kerte
Taylor at 905-472-9680
baesrfwrK apartmoxi s. Ree -
estimates. (905)432-
identiW and commercial.
1
6782
over 15 yrs. Frsa consulta-
sus�nes5 � PROFESSIO
News Advertiser 707 c
i jM11� MIWMff"ft ' Natur�ic� MDecorating Painting 3
BRICK
S,Blodc work,
Cr mney repairs,
EUROPEAN toe special -
concrete
steps. Basement leaks?
W. will renovate your bath -
room, or kitchen walls, as
Cheapest prices around.
Free est. 721-2044
well as floor ties. Good ref -
Bin.
erences and satisfaction
Free estimates, seniors
guaranteed. For free esti-
nt1DGn NOIR
moos call D. Dykstra 725-
IM>rROV
b. Call Carol ei
Baserrlerl(
GARAGE Door/Opentor to-
Rec-rooms a�gr
P«ts broken springs, ca-
!or dtikrrtn's parry, free de-
bees, rollers, openers in -
Additions, electrir�al,
staNd $49. New doors/
"all, deft.
openers. 416-336-0073.
C@famlc � 6
Ot1ALITY DOOR SERVIC-
courder tops
15
ES.
GENERAL CARPEN-
yrs. Exp.
TRY, tree asanates, house
call Mario
additions, teserrents,
( 6194663
decks. trim work, door in -
COL (416) 5604M
shods, root mptors, (9W05
i R Mointenaroe Build-
619.2930 Bill Jr.
repairs and renovations
J.S. ARMSTRONG
rical, plumbing, ce-
DEV. INC. Specializing
c tiles, carpentry. From
in custom tomes. additions,
repairs Io Miller fpl.
ranowbole, ►ac rooms and
ations. Fully guaranteed,
baesrfwrK apartmoxi s. Ree -
estimates. (905)432-
identiW and commercial.
1
Slowing Durham Region for
over 15 yrs. Frsa consulta-
RENOVATIONS INC.
Qua* home
re omboru
sinm 1/76
NO PROJECT TOO
SMALL
K ildtens • Basements
Whitim • Doors
Baltwooms • Etc.
11
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stones,
finished fumes., bath-
rooms, decks, Ne it wood
floors. doors 6 windows,
palinitied and CON a�
JIM'S HEATING. SpoloaliZ-
mg ,n clean out of gas tur-
naces. gas fireplaces. Bat-
tey checks, serving all
models. Available most
evenings and weekends.
905-430-2699
• � andyrrlan
FAJI �—
FMX
3-7363
: WA Painting & e ' Flooring, • House • Business
Decorating • Carpeting • Cleaning • • Services
CARPET Installations 25
years experience, re-
stretch,ng, our speciality
Free estimates. D 8 N
Duncan. 987-1799 or 987-
1800
• House
• Cleaning
BURGLAR ALARMS a,.
low thieves time in your
tome. KEEP THEM OUT,
Custom built steel security
window bars for as lime
525 00 per window allow
Peace of mind even with
windows open. For a free
estimate call (905 )428-
8029.
CARPENTRY, household nw•wsr- Vnc- WOC9t1ti---- .-
maintenance. painting,
yard work, no job too small
- I do q all Call Ride at 905-
427-99%
miminey
•1•
AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS
Special - dei w cleanwg
MOVERS - Move big or
TREVOR'S Home Decor -
e per,
res- 6.015.1 Lo -
small. we price them ant
city 525. NO
mg int, S. No
• �• •7
S�IIm
nus 123, Microsoft Works,
Free estimates, seniors
"lore Processing Cilf
Flexible, hard working and
discount. short notice
trades, drawings available.
b. Call Carol ei
moves' Appliances moved'
LITTLE TYKE toot bags
432-3675
432-3675
also storage space avail-
able. Cornparwo rates'
!or dtikrrtn's parry, free de-
OUTSOURCE YOUR AD -
Can 432-2850.
livery available. Reason-
MIN. NEEDS! Fully
Hourly rate, loaded, rotor- Ings, fund raisers. Magic
able prices. Kids win lova
equipped home office
MEN with large truck WIH
them. Ask for Helen. 68f>-
linked for high speed data
do household moves, resi-
83"
transmission, competent.
dential corrwnercial AI
tans, new bathrooms and
expenenced administrator
as low all $59. Pest
TREVOR'S Home Decor -
I
types d moves Can Carf «
MAGICIAN, clown mends,
available f« data ant ry�
city 525. NO
mg int, S. No
Custom parotin en
Jane 427-2856.
r to entertain f«
"lore Processing Cilf
MUSS, 140 FUSS GUAR-
tot•^« r, lic
exterior, licensed
ed
trades, drawings available.
MATURE woman will age, any occasion. Bit
05-725etc.
Jenne
A . '
'Free Estimates
a
r. insured. F« hoe esti-
IIICNALSp MOVING -
come in to dean home. days. promotions, open-
ING, Licensed and in-
7.741.
686-7741.
mates call Rich 905.686-
bases, apartments offices,
Hourly rate, loaded, rotor- Ings, fund raisers. Magic
,
r appkanoea and Pito sPe. ences. 905.104-0721 shows are fun! Lettuce
�w tion. Call Jane ti05�12a- (905}42•-2145 2286. 416.614-5611
DOORS PRN U% ST•• datats. Senior and mid- RELIABLE Cleaning help. 839-7057 or 728 -
GARAGE DOORS, ROGER CONSTRUC : ' • Plumbing a Moy�g month discamts. Licensed Lady- Exporier+ced, with Baas «683-1171.
ins aUj FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Sales Service &
Repairs
905-837-0949
UCTWORK installed,
oved. relocated. Excellent
TION -Carpentry. resider-
dal renovations and new
MISTER POST HOLE,
augured post holes, setting
• Storage
insured. Free estimates.
references. Reasonable
RABBITwants work doing
construction, licensed
TENANCE at RE OVA
TRELLa
Also tree stump remove!,
Excellent service. Cal 436-
rates. 905-655-3673, ask
for Joanne.
magic f« children's parties
trades, drawings available.
DOUG CLARK PLUMB-
77%.
"Free
and all oecassions. Have
Call 839.7968
ING, Licensed and in-
AJAX Moving System - fullmy
"'a"SIGON
own magician. !call Er-
Construction Ltd..
sured, repairs and share.
services, moves, appliance
call To 579-3760, leave
all Dave $3i-'�Oss
rue 666.4932.
serving Durham Region for
tans, new bathrooms and
and piano specialists. Flatrj
ic•d19
yrs. Adtldions, sundeccs,
doors, windows, rec-
rooms, flagstone, free esti-
renovations, pump sales
and service free estimates,
686-5172 24 his.
rate or hourly, We nowerspath)
have heated storage units.homes,
Now offering free boxes,
etc.
• / Gardening i
• Landscaping
• Caard•nirlg &
• 1 Landscaping
mates. 905-576-5760.
with move. Park and load19.special.
starting at $99. andailable
les. Free estimates. Elec-
ostatic air cleaners, hu-
MISTER POST HOLE,
augured post holes, setting
T.E. Home Improvements.
Specializing in roofing, sid
up. Colt for information.
4 725.0005 or 427-0005.
423-0239
286-5513
TENANCE at RE OVA
TRELLa
Also tree stump remove!,
idihers. Big, Small jobs.
of posts in concrete. Sona
Ing soNn, eaves trough,
"Free
11 Paul 428-0295,
tubes installed,
window d doors. Please
a 683-0707
scapingEstimates"
all work
guaranteed. (905) 665-
call To 579-3760, leave
all Dave $3i-'�Oss
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Help Help Agent Agent Agent For Sal For Sale For Sale
SECRETARY
Contract Position
Markham Rd./Steeles
(Scarborough)
Minimum 2-3 years secretarial experience:
MS Word/Excel. $10-12 per hour.
Send resume by fax to:
Global Human Resource Centre
Attn: Judy
(416) 285-9193
Sales Help/
Agent
SALES CONSULTANT POSITIONS AVAILABLE
We, at Saturn, are committed to being one of the worlds'
most successful car companies by adhering to the
following values:
• COMMITMENT TO CUSTOMER ENTHUSIASM
• COMMITMENT TO EXCEL
• TEAMWORK
• TRUST AND RESPECT FOR THE INDIVIDUAL
• CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
If you are the type of person who could succeed within
these expectations in a commissioned sales environment,
the we would like to meet you.
We will be accepting resumes on Wednesday October
9th from 10:00 a.m.-12 noon and 1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m.
Please apply in person as we will not be accepting
appointments or phone calls.
Previous Saturn or import sales experience an asset but
not essential for appropriate candidate.
We look forward to meeting you.
MOTOiRCITY
♦ . SATLRN
1520 DUNDAS ST. E. • WHITBY
Sales Help/
AgentSkilled 10 Skilled
® Help Help
2 positions open.
Advertising Sales Rep.
1 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 loin
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts, training,
commissions and base pay.
Mail or tax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. • 619-9068
Sales Marketing
Professional
$35,500. Potential Up
For the right individual, our
company opportunity is rated
second to none in the areas of
Product line, customer
satisfaction, rapid management
and strong financial returns.
Desire three years business
experience or college. For
confidential interview, phone
F. Flaxman 905-272-6738
FFdk&* S needed top
wages, sub contract work
ahrOaable and hourly work.
Cal (905) 897-0079 Neer 6
p.m.
IgULDYAKER e�eri-
lanced in Plastic Iniection
Mesad. Qualified cwA-
datas cal M. Valenti (905)
426-M7 or tax resume
(905) 428-7919.
TOOL & Die Maker and
machinist required lir
Oslimm sternpng Thant.
Mwrnwm 5 years ownI-
enca. Of ening top wages a
EM benefits. Send resume
ropy ID File 19701 Osha-
walylhably This Week P.O.
Boot 481 Oshawa, ON LIIH
71.5.
IMMO"DOW
FULL TIME Dental Assis-
tant - Receptionist required
for Orthodontic office.
Ciiftuter experience re-
quired. Drop hand written
resume to 1050 Swncoe St.
N., suite 112, Oshawa.
an, 0 W -k= -
OPTICIAN - Mau" nd-
vidual required 3 -4 days a
mors', to fit industrial cus-
tomers. Compiabb" salary,
cal (905) 420-6257
owcwe
ISM, WWwftd
AJAX family needs (wing
fun time nanny immediately,
car prelemed, live out. 2
boys ages 4 and 6 months.
(416)716-0696
NANNY WANTED for two
children ages 2 12 years
and 9 months in ivy Whitby
homa; starting December
Mature, responsibleand
non-smoker required. Call
668-3875.
NANIYMOUSEKEEP-
ER required. Live out. Ma-
ple Ridge area. ECE, first
aid, CPR preferred. Must be
creative, energetic, loving
and responsible, Must have
own transportation. Non
smokers only. Call 831-
2838.
2 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS
FOR 2 - 3 Ill CONTRACT
UP TO S14/HR.
Large manufacturing company in Picker-
ing is presently recruiting for a recent
college grad In the electronic or engi-
neering field. Must have computer skills
and be able to read blueprints. 6 inum - 1
yr exper. an asset. For an appointment
call
QUANTUM
TEL: (416) 292-2282
'Ke are seeking a
JR. SALES ENGINEER
for a supplier of high
temperature insulation material.
Along with your degree in
Mechanical or Electrical
Engineering, you should also
Possess excellent communication
skills, a flair for marketing and
dedication to customer service.
Excellent potential for
advancement.
Qualified candidates,
Please fax resume to:
Karen Maher
(905) 579-6050
IN& =AN
P E R S O N N E L
"WE'RE CIIANGNIG THE WAY CANADA HF& rr
careDaycere
• Available • Available
INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD
In cwki% safe, fin horns
onvi onmeirit.
Lrcartsed by M.C.S.S.
Raasonabb rales
Receipts, flaxible hours. Cal
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
care • Available
CHILD
CHILD CARE
AVAILABLE
in my North Ajar Mille.
Experiericed care giver.
references, reoso.
$90 + week.
686-1868
EDUCATIONAL, nurtur-
ing.
no mooki gg home with big
-s
yard, playroom- Very reli-
abte and affordable. Re-
ceipts! Bikngue aussil
Michele 619 -OW.
EXPERIENCED
CARE GIVER
(Westney, N. of 401)
Nears schools & park.
Hot nutritious meals.
TLC. Fenced yard, com-
fortable environment.
428.0097
no
Daycare
Available
MAT UR E'E xpenced
:aregiver otters exceptional
daycare in her home, non
smoker no pets. low child -
von rathc. maxnklrn 5 child-
-en. references Dixie/Gle-
nanna Laura. 4243091
K1161 Firewood
ROKA LUMBER 3
FIREWOOD CENTRE
4'X8112 560 00
4'X8116' $65.00
ESTABLISHED 1963
Days 705-277-3381
Evenings 905434.6665
Free Delivery To 40
Oshawa Area 39
ABSOLUTELYTHE
BEST - Apple. Maps, Oak,
Beech Low prices Free
delivery Serving Pickering,
Ajax. Wh.". Oshawa
DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-
4741
FIREWOOD Quality sea-
soned 16- Split hardwood
starting at $185/Cord. Can
eve 705-944-8801, 7 p.m -
1,1 pm
FIREWOOD Seasoned
firewood cut s spit, maple.
oak, beech. Same day tree
delivery Ajax. Pickering.
W►hi1Dy. 683-0709.
FIREWOOD, dry sea-
soned, hardwood logs. Wel
deliver. cal (613) 338 -
FIREWOOD, Excellent
qualify hardwood,- Guar-
anteed. extra ling fully
seasoned, cut and spit.
Honest measurement. Free
delivery. Kozy Hest Fins -
wood 905.753.2246.
SKIDS i POssts for fire-
wood. hardwood & soft-
wood mused, pre aA or bn>
kiln, delivery aval",
Isrga i small Milds. Limited
.rine offer cel MN)4w
9013.
owgWn
Carrier
AMR HOCKEY table. Irul
size, 6 mo. old, peri con►
dition, make great Christ-
mas gin. As" :296.00.
Please cal 126.7026.
FREE to a good lame,
large 2 yr. oil male coon
hou ndfrottwedef. 631-853b
QUEEN SIZE BED, with
frame a shelf 8 drawer
headboard. Also matching
armoire. Off white, with gold
trim. in excellent condition,
$499. cel 644-7183.
SKATES, Bauer Supreme
150.2E, $75. Supreme
200-3 12E, $75. 011ier
boys' 8 mans' skates, out-
grown, etc. Call evenings,
weekends 839-4115
Antique Furniture Sale
Sun. Oct. 611 a.m.- 4 p.m.
We have • 5 dining room sets • hoosier cupboard
hall stand • buffets • occasional tables • chairs
church pews • desks • dressers • bonnett chests
trunks & much much more including a great
selection of china , glass & collectables.
"Our Prices are similar or better than most local auctions'
COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION
Antique Discoveries
905 683-8243
78 Old Kingston RdJPickering Village
Bargain
Comer
SOFA & LOVESEAT
5450 Sectional sofa $400
Stove $300 Kitchen table
w 6 chairs 5275. Can 68&
8441 after 6 pm.
SOFA BED- Good condi-
tion, be ge/brown fabric,
double bed, $199 Call
509.5189 (Pickering)
Articles
Pul for Sale
FALL / WINTER CLOTH-
ING at rock bottom prices.
Snowboardand skijackets.
oants. gloves and accesso-
,im at up to 80% OFF reg-
,dar retail prices. Quality
named brand labels SKI
CLEARANCE CENTRE 377
Taunton Road East. Osha-
wa Oust east of 5 Points
Mall) 905-725-3468
ROCKBOTTOM DEALS
Apt s z e washer E dryer
$399 Full size wisher
and dryer $299 Full size
washer $169 3 door fridge
$399 Portable dishwasher
$149 14- TV's from $109
20. 8 up TV's from $250
Heart shaped diamond ring
$3.500 Fender guitar $599
We buy and sea almost an-
ything Delivery available.
most items guaranteed. ley -
ti -way pro¢irth 22 Sencos
St. N haws Shop by
phone 905-4361320
2 months ofd Brother Lax-
er tax. $625, wooden desk/
credenza $275. oak rtrew-
er/rtxmor $375. matching
dresser/night table $200:
executive chair S80. (416)
426-6649 Ajax Pager
4 Rreah Tues, mag wheels.
asking $300: Harmtond or -
(electric). $450 434-
6257
s PC. SOLID WALNUT
bedroom suite, (Sheraton
style) excellent condition,
52.500 6 pce. bedroom
suite $1.100, solid oak ar-
moire (from 19ars), excel -
Will condition. $575 Single
box spring and mattress.
new $165. Queen sae box
spring and mattress $225,
drafting table twde:s«hal)
$295. sold pme table and
4 benches $250., 3 yr old
fridge and stove (almond)
SSW. freezer 5225, sofa
$275.. 4 dresses $45 -
$150. walnut wardrobe
$195, entertainment unit
595, glass top table and 4
chairs $145.. odd chairs
and many other 'tens.
697-3532
ANTIQUE celery cabinet.
$125. Mat&" sofa. chair
a loveseat. 5350. Enter-
tainment contra. $125.
Freezer, apt -size. $150.
Solid maple table. $100.
25-0 fish tank & fish.
$100. Dresses. 11011t. rlbre-
gMS3 boat, $75. 905-263-
2191.
ANTIQUES: Serpentine
draasel cdlee tablewash
stand cedar cast. 4 No
balk mahogany lairs,
do" dressers. oak
harrtad mirrors, has Chair,
432-1823
CARPET 3 roams, 5299,
Vice includes 30 yds d
carpet. ppm pad . and
instasatiort. Custom blinds
also available at lowest
prices. Set. 9M-432-2750.
CNPGI Bro4a, 100%,
Now Nridt, plush, stairs w
sistam carpet For 3 rooms,
only M.W. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq. yds Carpel
dNuas pfd and instalakon
in you (tome. Free quota -
bon . in you (tome. No in-
terest, no payment for one
full year. Dania, 1-wo-
217-0104.
CARPETS - Ids of Carpet,
100% nylon. new stain re -
lone carpets on hand, I
will carpel 3 rooms, $349.
Price includes carpet, pre-
mium pad, expert installs -
bon. fast delivoty, free esti-
mates (30 yards). Norman
686-2314.
CHESTERFIELD, Chairs.
coffee table. and tables.
large stereo TV. round oak
dining table, 3 chairs, sin-
gle bedroom suite, double
bed. 725-0416
COMPUTERS COM-
PUTERS - Computer
Clearance Centers new
hours Mon9:30 - 5 00
Tues.. 9:30 - 600.. Wed -
Fn - 9 30- 8 00 Sat., 9 30 -
5:00.. Sun. 12.30-4.30 Just
arrived 386's complete
$495 Pentiums from $795
386'5 from $165.. 286s from
$25 Laptops $95 up VGA
monitors from $45 up. Lots
of new Samtuck factory
Win pentiums with sofhvaro
pkgs $2004800 less than
most super store -specials-.
Bring your quotes - ads -
Save on superior products
(905) 6973059 or 164
Baseline Rd E, Bowman -
wile.
CONTENTS SALE - wed-
ding gowr. computer.
dressers, mensnady's mink.
1984 Buick LeSabre. 1988
Firebird, 8 It truck camper.
engine hoist, etc. (Negoti-
able Prices") 427-1677
CONTENTS SALE.
trdge. stove. almond $60C.
deskslottrce 8 kids)
bed(kmg size) kitchen set.
marry other Mems. (905)
668-3.504
CRAFTMATIC total mas-
sage. head -foot Idt. double
bed, airnost new. excellent
condition, $1800new. last
sea $550 (905)697-3508
DISHWASHER. white
tridge 8 stove. almond
fridge 8 stove, 16cu tt
freezer, tables a chairs.
gray dresser. deskbook
cafe. right table. desk, ar
conditioner. York 2600 &
other weight equipment.,
76 Corvette: 18' boat, motor
& hailer Call 905-438-
0526,
FLORIDA TIME SHARE.
$1500. Zenith VCR. 4 -head
with remote. $100. Bricks -
approx 1700 - $300/load
Grand piano. $8000 723-
4003
FOR SALE , 16 hp. nd-
ng lawn mower. with bag-
ge, 3 years old. excellent
conation. ask.yy $1.500
Telephone (905) 649-
1828
FURNITURE SALE
Louis 16th Reproduction
swan chair. Parson char,
loveseat, drapery. and
more 868 Corbett Rd.
Oshawa. Sun. 1-4. 434-
6655
HOUSE CONTENTS.
Everything mast go, moving
out of torah. 905728-2704.
HUNTERS, Cdtag-.
Farmers. 4000 wan indus-
trial grade generator with
auto -demand. . Asking
$1050. Also available; SW
OAKJPINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the pudic.
Eg. solid oak 7 pc. dining -
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995; many stain choices.
Tradional Woodworking
905-985-8774
PEDESTAL oak round
table with claw feet. 2
press -back chairs. & 2
press -back arm chairs,
$995. Electric stove. $100.
905-683-1407
PIANO- Beautifully refin-
shed/rebuilt antiquegrand.
original ivory keys, hand
carved ornamentation
-
must be seen. Must selll
$8000. 723-4003
PIANO- Upright: 5650 -
negotable. Organ. new;
$850 - negotioable. Private
sale Call: (905)839- 5853.
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Back to
school specials New and
used pianos. Not sure?
Rent to own, apt size.
upright, grand. digital, key-
boards. Clearance on all
1995 stock' Telep Piano
Works. 433-1491.
RESTAURANT bar fur-
nishings and captain's
chars. wooden tables,
oak-
front bar. 40' brass railing,
coder, glasswasher, bar
sinks, miscellaneous. 432-
7733
ROLAND KRl00 with
stand digital keyboard. like
new, paid $2900. asking
$1300; Maerkhn train set.
HO. complete. like new
Call 728-68134
SAMSUNG SP -2417
printer, includes lack and
colour ribbon, paper and
manual, excellent condi-
tion. $100 obo. 434-8924
SEARS colonial cnb with
mattress and mint green
bumper peels $100; Queen
size waterbed with heater
and sheets $100. Gras sae
12m. snowsuit 515, skates.
girls sae '-8r boys size 10.
mens sae 10. 510 each . 2
dressers $10 each. baby
swing. $10 obo 434-3976.
SHEDMAN Quality barn
We shed kit 8' x 8. SPE-
CIAL ONLY $295 pka tax
Marry other saes and styles
"table Also garages
and docks. 761 Md(ay Rd
Unit 3. Pickering For more
into call 905-619-2093.
SNOWSLADE for Sears
Craftsman riding lawn-
mower 6125 905 -985 -
awl
SOLID -OAK Pedestal table.
claw feet, tour solid -oak
bow back chars. $895
o.b.o New kerosene heater
$175 couch/chair. floral
belga. $725 619.1986
TEAK DININGROOM
Suite- 71/7 table including
2 keaves, 6 chars. nakdral
upholstry wall-unht/hutCh:
excellent condition. $1400.
Call: (905)420-6515 (Pick-
ering)
18' Digital Satellite 70
Free chamois lir 1 year
Rent to awn for only $8.25
w&Wy. Cal 905-571.1412
HITACHI 35- steno tole -
vision. Ultra black picture
It", Pic -in -ft, High reso-
lution. Rant -lo -own from
$15.80 weekly. Cel 905-
571-1412
9~ siw tan askirl
$100. Small props ro-
frigerata $100. Call 905-
434.4699. Me,
�
watch & clock
rMlacr=.
Gallralth Jewellers
& 0341tware
132 Harwood
Ave.S,Ajax
683.Oh107
YALE MNNATURE Sici-
lian donkey, 2 yarn old in
good hoash, 5300. 1068-
60SB
MOYMSG OUT OF
COUNTRY, seeing as
household contents, ap-
prox 1 year old, plis P.S1,
computer, with Espon Sy-
lus SW pnnter a other
small items. 905.721-
9762.
ANTIQUE wardrobe,
$475; organ, $300; deven-
port/sofabed $125, o.b.o.
Cas 905-576-4597.
r s taea
Soft
Gently ua
dos rival 5500 of
of CON Siem
•ata -6414
Articles
For Sal
KENWOOD 200 watt
Tower of Power 5 Disk CD,
double cassette, tower
speakers. Rent -to -own from
$7.25 weekly Call 905-
571-1412
SHARP 25' TV. VCR com-
binations, High resolution
picture tube, front AN
Jacks, auto programming,
universal remote control.
Rent to own from $7.50/wk.
Call 905-571-1412
WHITFIELD WP2 model,
pellet firing wood stove,
used only one season, paid
$2.200. Asking $1,500
576-3843
WOODSTOVE Vermont
Castings, Defiant Encore.
classic blade 2000 sq. h. 2
warming shelves, oval to
round adaptor Seldom
used. Ex. Gond. $2000.
Days 905-435-9960. even-
ing 905-435-4901
Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments. china, silver. adver-
tishng, toys. decoys, dons.
milk bottles, collections or
estates Cal Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brookkn
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up. fridges. stoves.
washers. dryers. cars,
trucks. etc. Call (905)430-
9013.
WANTED TO BUY: Old
or used miniature tldl
houses. Call Heather at
(905) 693-1428
Computer
Antemet
NEW MUSIC a -zine O
http.//www durham-
news net/-a4c23ain-
du htm
Lost A
woo 1 Found
Female short hared grey
and brown calico cat. Six
years old- Large white
tummy Cut drags on the
ground. White paws. with
tad Cut fiends up over her
Din* when she walks.
Small face. Named Missy
Please cal
428-8961
FOUND - Dark calico type
female cat. declawed. ex-
tremety affectionate and
lovable Found Brock and
Mator oaks area in Picker-
ing. Cal 428-9282
FOUND black a while
bob -tailed cat. Asmale. de -
clawed. very friendly. Bay
Ridges area on August
31st. Call 839-4616.
FOUND CAT, Female.
ginger coloured, in the
Westney Heights area. call
428-7173
FOUND: Set of keys.
Squares Beech Road. Mon-
day. Sept. 30th. For more
ioil CON 68&2099.
LOST IN Is 2 si3O'a
Warehouse, bland MON or
on Nassau St, on Tuesday
October 1st. Diamond -ring.
marquis. 9 -diamonds: sen-
timental value: reward.
Phase call 723.7080.
•1 Craft
Pre -Xmas Market Place
Pickering Retereation Complex
November 16,19%
All Vendors Welcome
Art/crafts, fashion,
health, cosmetics, etc.
Call: Rose Mwinyi
905-509-7535
' Cone;M1Comps
I1�ITERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
CUM Jolbp Dual't!
at 579.4400
am
Automobiles
_ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1996 -PAGE 23
FM__`F0au'n'd � � F000rSale Wanted Marine M�7ForRefrjjt
lflents Apartments '' Apartments ' Houses M Houses
� � For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent
LOST, 'n re fax Gies Inhile coin HONDA CIVIC DX, A & A TOYING- pay $50- 1968 SUNBIRD
WIFA gu
black bag. with track suite &
pe, i e new, 43.000
kms, balance of warranty,
$5000 cash for used 6
Cruiser. Fully loaded. AST
accessories, Reward. call
$13,000, certified, 905-
scrap cars 8 trucks. 24 Mrs
cabin, trim taps. VHF
427-3122
686-1385.
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
weather band. WC water, F/
adorable bundles of love.
19M GRAND AM, white,
or 905-706-5234; 30 min
service.
S. 3 Piece washroom, 350
OMC, low hours, good con -
B ' �
4 door, CD, key -less entry,
WNY RENT?
dition $19,500. 705-749-
Home raised. C C.A. Reg-
istered, shots 905-985-
power roof, air, aluminum
AUTOMOBILES and
6353 days. 705-877-1209
Sint
16' wheels, excellent!! 905-
trucks wanted for scrap
weekends
BALENESE kittens. Blue
to home.
571-6275.
1996 JETTA TD, a/c, D/
Any condition, an a
y am
free removal In the Durham
Recreational
Dint, ready go
$120 (905) 509-2566
sun-rool, 23K, extras. mint
Region, cash paid. Also
'
Vehicles
sale Non shedding, non
allergic. health guarantee,
9
condition. $18.800 obo
needed. 75 to '87 Chev or
1. & 2 Bedroom apes in
FREE TO a good home,
Call 905-571-6790, 905-
GMC Pickup for parts Call
O
Oshawa and Bowmanvdle
e
Starting 5600/month.
female cat. 2 yrs. old, all
706-5961.
anytime, Oshawa 905-431-
CAMPING MEMBER -
shots up to date, spayed,
ARLIE SALES LTD. 480
L S
0407.
SHIP, lifetime, camp at
839-2979.
Taunton
Tauntond E.. Oshawa
\
over 500 RV resorts, us/
ROTTWEILER PUPS
75. YJ Jeep.CARS
FOR CASH! We
Canada, $400 per night,
Adorable bundles of love,
$8700. 90 Tracker, auto,
buy used vehicles Vehi-
only $395. us dollars 1-
nome raised. Excellent
56995. 1990 Buick 9fallnri
Iles must be in running
800-236-0327
temperaments. uDu. cillo-
Wagon with 3rd seat. fully-
GVrlO111011 Call 427-2415 or
town �Bowmanviile� �com-
985-8021
loaded, $6995. 1991 Pont
come to 479 Baylq St. East.
Apartments
HIMALAYAN KITTENS -
Gran Prix STE, $10,965
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
1 '
FOr Rent
adorable bundles of love.
1992 Buick Regal Gran
SALES
j' 'A ADS^l6'1? A"r,Jaric
Seal and Blue Points.
Sport, $11.965 1993 Ford
1/2 ton, 4x4
WNY RENT?
'-DDIy References rPfWW d
Home raised. C C.A. Reg-
istered, shots 905-985-
Berretta, fully -loaded, black
Trucks
MIfor
street, rear Oshawa Cen-
Sint
on black. $7.995. 1988
Sale
ter. Newly renovated, s
;etaCned use. 3 -baths
-use,
VOIkS. Jetta, auto with air,
NO Downpayment,
mins to 401 5495 inclusive.
LHASA APSO PUPS for
$5,495 1989 Dodge Lanc-
onveway. attached garage
a apoliarl central a,,
Call 571-5320
sale Non shedding, non
allergic. health guarantee,
9
er, excellent runnin g'
53,995. 1988
1990 FORD AEROSTAR
EXT Loaded, mint, red, all
1. & 2 Bedroom apes in
9
vet needled. House tram-
Dodge van,
$3.995 1991 Honda Ac-
power, roof rack, $7,900
O
Oshawa and Bowmanvdle
e
Starting 5600/month.
ing started Payment terms
cord, $10,665. 1988certified
or best offer (905)
at
fudge 8
available (705) 786-3124.
van, $3,895 ARLIE SALES
831-8729
stove included.
with laundry facilities
GERMAN SHEPHERD
located at 480 Taunton
\
44 -No
Pets Call (9051 aid -2d407
PICKERING CLEAN,
bright. spacious, broad.
loomed. 2 bedroom base-
ment apartment, applianc-
es, separate entrance, no
smoking, no pets $735 +
$50 utilities (905) 831-
8777
PICKERING large 2 bed-
room apartment Broad
loomed, full bathroom, eat
in kitchen, parking, garden,
own entrance, appliances
$795 !month includes util-
ties Available immedienny
905 509-0077 or 905 509-
2577
$1 - lA Absolute Affordable'
WHO SATs YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO BUT A HOUSB7
WHY REM'? OWN YOUR HOME!!
Mortgage payments
3 -Bedroom Semi 5679/month
I -Bedroom bungalow $789/month
3 -Bedroom Jr Fxec. $969/ month
No down paymertt? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc
PICKERING NICE BIG COUNTRY L v+^g within
basement ana••ment S7nn 14nuenc
ndus,ve Nov Ist No pets.
J � �1�
For Rent
town �Bowmanviile� �com-
non smoker 619-2765
Yid
TYLER -s a 2 year old
;letely edecorated. 2 bed -
eve and weekends. Must
n
e^ $500kmonth all c .
room dwelling 1st/lasr
see
large neutered rat, black 8
5750 + jm hes Only clear
PICKERING. Rouge-
j' 'A ADS^l6'1? A"r,Jaric
•espor S1bie parties need
-.,ci,ri-Dysor clean t.bied-
WNY RENT?
'-DDIy References rPfWW d
oro basement apartment,
OWN YOUR
=all 835 'Sal
'ill kitchen, laundry, sepa-
NOME:
COURTICE 3 -bedroom
•ate ent•ance. parking, utile-
' es included. $60(3/month
a'Iknent5 `'^r^ SS0
;etaCned use. 3 -baths
-use,
'. m
-soker. no pets. esti
NO Downpayment,
arge fenced yard. double
,IFIyt References 905-509-
Call Me
onveway. attached garage
a apoliarl central a,,
'63after 60m,
571-6275
51100/north 905-435
PICKERING whites Rd-
1-800-840-8275
178 - 4'5-257-0143
I ^cr %ewry.f,rished large
Mark Stapley
HOUSE FOR RENT
Rd E.. between Ritson g 90 FRHT. (SALE OR LARGE 1 BEDROOM OSHAWA a'^,e - 3 27 " ) basement apartment. Sales el; S.,»or, ;color ,ale 2 Cedrormg wawa
PUPPIES Bondern Pur- -align Se eras entrance,
ebred with wonderful tam- Wilson 404-8175 LEASE) $1498 /mo. with 2 - LEVEL APT. Rent basement apartmerr park bedreorr' opts roc rent n ' p ExCr� Realty, a•ea. appliances �ncWded
down m in laundry S7r$,,--,nm Non-smoker. r
peraments. well -socialized. Payment Also whole t '• 9 ry and more, small I 5.. per 'lid yus utrin
Inoculated $275 2 year
old also available. Call
905-263-2415
LARGE BARN
FOR RENT
60 x80
North Whitby
Call 655-5193
ap oom/bsmt 2 - - Quiet out din Wilson - es
48'x102' air -ride flatbeds b bdrms S ant . S6501month including utih d Bloor area Rest, no pets Call 905839- enc w r option ro pun.
Sep apple ran g hydro. 1
48' detachable double doublebilllaundry. parking Near ties Wilson/Adelaide 579- fudge6850 ST CHOICE --^ase Ava,,able Nov_ stove included '
drop 1-800.724-5917 bus, shopping�,e, 905- 0170. Laundry on premises Car- SOUTHAJAX- BRIGHT- '?3-311
AFFORDABLE HOMES '
836-8989 Det throughout No dogs baseme^• Darni apart-
M:4
l
Vans/ Drive 2 BEDROOM ARTS.
Avail Oct !. 3Cg Cordova
Rd Oshawa No -pets 90-
1984 Chev Blazer 4X4 579-2387
fully loaded, Tahoe Pack bC 2 BEDROOM, Oshawa.
52500 o
Great For Storage!
and
CAN'T
FIND A VAN?
.3075 o
all 905-
upper . , 2 'looks if duplex,
TYLER -s a 2 year old
That's
because we
n
e^ $500kmonth all c .
Nr, problem'
clean. parol laundry.
large neutered rat, black 8
have
them all! GM,
1965 Jeep CJ, 4X4, black
quiet lie-,,libomood.
white S/H. very playful
Chrysler. Ford from
4 2 litre in line 6,
3 sod
S65000 inclusive. Ist and
Many other spayed or neu•
199
to 1993- From
auto. 2- spring
re -arch,
iast 905-668-0034
tered cats also waking for
S4,995.1991
Lumina Z34.
Rancho. RS5000
shocks.
ern bachelor apt unfur.
responsible homes Kittens
h 1st boast
loaded_
$9995
A-1, pristine white,
1989 Celebn
hard top, full
doors.
2f3 bedroom apartments.
8 story buddn close
Piease call 721.1178 any-
client suitable for single fe-
WHY RENT? BUY'
LOVELY. 3
;:me
make. full 4 -Dc bath. iurcr.
"fr xw-=ay^?r!
cedroom
near Lai,,, z Ajax ^evwr
OSHAWA - 'ire
n
e^ $500kmonth all c .
Nr, problem'
ava,laae `iov • S"iC
perdu
upper cooler apt Sep air-
Sep
sive Available Nov Ist
-et me Show you now'
In
moth Plus :tillties. all ap-
trance. parking, eat in kit m.
Call d27-0'132
Mort pay S7^�(i 0 A.0
pounces available. 585 -
en. freshly painted, new
SMALL :-acheior apt fur-
Call Thomas C. Pike
8132
broadloom. on bus route.
^'gree± avadabke now
Sales
NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE
close to GM North Plant
$450 monthly Also moa
Rep. RCKrtax Accord
a ce -cm se ^i r nice
$55C inclusive. first/last
ern bachelor apt unfur.
Realty Ltd. 5'f-3111
=oro Walk 'r-• :c deck a
Available immediately
misned avaiuble Oct 30.
1976 FULL Size Jim cry
+ppltances 'ec •ocm -
434�353
$550 ,orthly 574 Cartier
57¢19
agement cit quiet street
OSHAWA small base-
Ave 728-7794
and only95,000 km,
$7.595. 1987 Nissan auto
king Cab. $4.995 . 1989
Avail Nov *St 59ru0 + 'td-
ment apt weal for student.
SOUTH OSHAWA, 2 bed-
Will out above ground.
fireplace 4rge windows
self
nes Phone 905-839-4659
$360i,o plus main-
'air I 1
room Aper Moor of sem,.
Uurd f I-
\
OLIVE/HARMONY 2
wrt K Dogs fY
N various sizes also avail-
Euro, black. loaded. A-1,
155.000 km, new starter.
g' 'b
stXkobls. library. South GM
OSHAWA LARGE ? De%-
,alio ncudes parking
F,nt/last required, avail.
ry act les. 2 car
parking, pirvale entrance.
M \
t)edr;Or• _a.,. - :• S75C
able Pet supplies and dD-
$5.995 1991 Tem
Tempo, air.
reboil Carlo asking 55200
plant Available nvnedata
Dom acar•,ert inch lire-
aide vnrt sd ately 905-
$675 all .npusrve.mature
•
Dedman' ,ower evei
nations welcome Call
auto. now only $3.695
obo as is Call Ian 905-
ly 428-6328 1-7 pm for
place. 6 ap;+IcanCal in-
in
931 1490
working single or couple.
auto, air and more 53300-
wood stove. Sol ndudeg
gory' "ave 2
DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP-
1990 Pontiac Firebird.
985-3757
aODonbTwt
cuding laundry 2
bens. 1400 sq. ft air con-
OSHAWA COURTICE
no pets- available Nov 1
I 1 1 I
'! "long car
parkin 9 Nov st
TION 905-438-8411
loaded. black with T -tops
1976 FULL Size Jim cry
AVAILABLE Immediately.
,
dinorn intercom,
g' Dan'm`g
towni,re �droom apt
57¢19
1 1 �
-89'd
w•6� 754-89'9
AUlomobdes
On,
and only95,000 km,
$7.595. 1987 Nissan auto
king Cab. $4.995 . 1989
4x4 Excellent running ve-
hide Hunters or snow-
1 APPLIANCES: Clean
1 bedroom around -nook
apartment. Quiet court. pn-
Gose a lake it Nov Ist
utilities Avail Nov lot.
Call
Will out above ground.
fireplace 4rge windows
self
SOUTH OSHAWA 275
Wentwiy!h St W .arge 2
bedroom. dose
' 11 1
, 1
PICKERING _.verpooi
Ad >' =+air arrachve
tOf Sale
Ford F150 LXT Lanai, load-
Plowing operators. have a
smoker, no pets. $550 al
to view 905-725-9991
contained. $550 nciu-
to twses
ham 23 (Lakeridgs Rd.)
3 eo,o ms_
inclusive. /st/lest inquired.
ed. 111,000 led., $7,995
look S1950 080 Can 728-
vate entrance. driveway,
LARGE modem 2 bed-
sve 571-0514
shopping. available imme-
r r
will yi00,
n
s ey b ^ad
1993 HYUNDAI
,
1989 Tracker, auto, low
0705
fenced circ Mature. non-
y
room apt .n 4 -pin L arge
OSHAWA 2 bedroom epi
oattov, $600 6 up f edge,
sac: fridge/stove, central
corn fenced yard, super
NEED A VEHICLE?
kms. $6.995, 1986 Aries,
�, Repairs
smoker Available Nov 1st.
balcony, laundry. parkin g
freshly decorated, new car
stove. heat. hydro. parkin g
vac, fir
fireplace. $t15o/mnm.
(905)420-3241.
me Dots. no Iris Utiirteg
Poor credit No creWt 7
auto, 52,595 1990-92
1988 ASTRO MINI van,
S650^+tr ist/last 576-
All utilities included No
Per. Clean. bright, quiet
Ist nasi required, no oats
3 bedrooms wash
Ancil S1CSC X5 7,_
905-576-1 Call Tracie at
.
Cavaliers - 5 from $3,995
spent over $2 500 .n new
3830
pets. F,rsVlast. $750 mo
txiddirg Utilities. parking
723-6637
rooms. garage -anted ot.
7222 n6 -a94 3765
905- 00 /-888-
4 Oldsmobile 88's and
Darts and ropers 350 V-8
534 MARY ST E. WHITBY
King/GraSWcew area.
ncltided. Laundry faalittes
SPACIOUS blight clean
soac,ous eat n kitchen.
SOUTH AJAX. ^.atx••eC
673 1
259-3673 1 can Mlpl
el
Butcit LeSabre's from
engine needs paint, asking
Nov or Dec 1 - Large 2
Avail Nov 1 576-8675
('rood location Avail from
bachelor apartment. upper
asoung S950 negotiable
Z storey 3 Dedr finished
MERC Zephyr std-
$6.995 Over 35 certl-
$4.900 as is. or best offer
apt
bedroom in mature
2 BEDROOM, basement
Oct 15 1stlast $685;,0
floor dose to all amenities.
Plus unities Trulls Rd
basement garage no pets
tior wagon, orgirowner.
fled reconditioned ve-
Cali for more nfo 434.3976
building Broadloom
large 1 1/2 bedroom base-
Cal D & D 905.576-8572
utilities nduded, separate
Hwy 2 905-673-8509
m^medkaie. Si.25u^ yus unk
must see. runs w43 $1100
Miles now at Cortical
throughout, 2 balconies,
apl new carpet. separate
entrance. app'iances, cion-
OSHAWA avail ,mined
entrance 5425;month
AJAX 3
nes dt6+264 8866
Doo. Call 905-430-8930
Auto Centre, 155 King
1989 DODGE Caravan
appluutcss, utilities, parking
dry facilities. 57in loco-
Luxury turnmried so $685,
ry
Oshawa 905.
oedroorns, at;, -
WHITBY CENTRAL
after
after Spm.
SL W., Oshawa at Mid-
SE. 7 passenger air.
9
included In- suits storage.
P
sive, near Pocketing Town
mo. CnnsnNo single lady,
831-98lgin.
831_9888
air, new alablerosit
3
tee•:e•-
1982 OLDSMOBILE
town hall Drive-
'When
cruse, fitt, raw ares. rebuff
security �f�1eru
Centre available imme-
DreferrW No smoxer pet
TWO BE 2 eve'
deck
deo-. parking, available
,� S925
cad s;, 5375
plus blit.es Waterront
,Omega• 4 -door, good bras.
Customer send
motor $480(3 certified 080
666.2450
Oatety, 905-839-2194
For viewing 433-88-1.
$795 n0usive Also one
--o plus -til
Call l 800d75-3949
Lac S ugog North Shore
new block heater Best on-
their frienM' (905)
S79-28" Sun
Open
As is. 905-433-0775 Osha-
ADELAIDE 6 MARY
l3vERPOOUBAYLY,
pager 404 73-8 leave de-
bedroom $650 inclusive
executive 4 bedroom home
or 834-5762
PYA
wa.
Oshawa. bright 1 bedroom
huge 2 -bedroom base.
tailed rnss5ag!
NovIst
AJAX Harwood Gayly. 3
S105C plus ub'mes '905
1983 MAZDA RX7. Im-$600.
lenge 2 +1 bedroom
ment. parking. cable. Ce-
OSHAWA immaculate
(416) 699-52287
bedroom house ,,peer lev.
668--698C (905- 655-
maculate,Calitmta car,
LAKERIDGE WHOLE-
1995 GMCSatah teal
5900 includes heat and
rarrxcs• Pool nrePlecal wet
large and bight 2 bedroom
TWO BEDROOM aoart
N, paimil iaundry. Istlast
4107
summer driven only, Drgi-
SALE 905-427-1777
'CL'
due metallic. only 32.000
water can 723-6493, even-
bar 5825 Quiet non-
bill apt in raised bungs-
meat fir 'el IOC sq h .
Nov ist $1.025 inclusive
WHITBY exeC7tive 4
nal pant, 88,000 mules. P/
1990 Cheer Astro Van
led fill. cruise, cassette and
Ings
smokers. immediate Can
low Nice and quiet area
near 0C. non smoker
Call (905, 576-4178 leave
Dedr„or• roma. S'300,mc
M AM/FM, cassette, 52,600
8 passenger 6 cyl auto, air,
more Asking 517.995 or
AJAX - large one bedroom
905-837-1304
No -Dots. no smokers Avail
guier.Istlast, 72&6754
message
Pku utilities Available Dec
080. will Cerdly. 579-'1496
fully loaded $5900: 1991
Chev. Splint. 4 dr hatch-
best offer (905) 831-9388
basement, separate en-
Nov t $695 Call 725-
WESTNEv HEIGHTS.
1 430-3745
1965 CELEBRITY , V6, car-
hied excellent condition
back, 3 cyl. 5 spoi krw kms,
u�• 1991 Mercury
'GS'
Trailers
IM
trance, laundry, air. newly
renovated. 5650 reclusive
Available Nov Ist No
SQUARE 2 bedroom +
family room North west
9989
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
Basement bachelor 800
so tt.. central vac 6 air,
AJAX South lokre'y de-
tamed - 4 bedrooms 4blas
WHITBY Bun ilow Dun
g
S! W 2�beorooms+
E2?95 00 Call 728-9348,
Sable wagon, 3.8 litre
view. 11th roof Avail lDe-
ING North Oshawa, 1 2 6
separate entrance 6 Park.
baths. finished walkout.
den arge 60'x'40"ct.
g
128 Park Rd. S.
6 cyl auto, air third seat and
smoknrypets. Phone (905)
comber 1st Parking It utile-
3 bdmts. Inclusive Pay ca-
ing. 5550 an inclusive, can
avail Nov t $120Cmc
$85C-.T,hl Available
fully loaded $6700; 1991
428-1639
nes included FIS Ensuite
ble• parking & laundry fac.
be furnished 683-4245
firstlasVreterences 905-
mmeaate,y Call 905-430-
1986 HONDA In stor-
Suzuki Sidekick 4X4
1981 TERRY 35 n. house
AJAX Oxford Tower.
laundry hook-up. For more
723-2094
eve.. 725-6027 days
832-0791
7816
age. Stags. tuned stalabrL
hosed
kMPVel .. 4 cyl. '-1 in.-
tbe
trailer 2 tip -outs awning
Spacious apartments quiet
into Cal 905-728-3050
extra rues, 52,000, cerlAisd.o,,,y„
434-7771.
Cavalier 4 f 4
d M. auto,
-loaded, storm wind-
fully -loaded. y
bkxlding blow to shoDD'ng•
NEWER Budding 2 bed
0699AWA• dose to Gil, 1,
WHOLESALE 905-427-
Air, am/fm Cass. low kms
ows. furnace, suitable year•
401, GO Pod. sauna. One
room apartment. 406 B1oor
2. 3 -bedroom apartments.
1986 HYUNDAI PONY,
$650, 1988tang
round Irving, asking
bedroom November Ist, 3
St, E.. uukbes and parking
5600. $750 & $850 re -
4 door. AM/FM cassette,
ZX' 2 dr, hatchback 4 ry(
S10.000. Cal 905-263-
brooms limn-katey and
included. carpeted. laundry
spectivWY Call 905-428-
05.42&good
goodfor winter car. $600.
auto, air and more 53300-
4575.
Deesrti5er let. 683-8421 or
facilities, firWast. $675/
5740.
Call John at 905-579.8296
ciliac 5:30
a^Y of tie above
wit 7lesale tiny certaied
range, air conditioning,
683-8571 until 7:30 p. m.
month. Available Nov.lst.
PARK & BLOOR, 2 Ixea
�.
with parertrain warranty.
1996 COMMODORE
AVAILABLE Immediately.
Can 905-438-0851.
room . laundry laalities,
1968 FORD MUSTANG
Also in stock 10 as is spa-
Summerside, 12x40, Bal•
Spacious 1 bedroom apt.
NOVEMBER Ist. One bed-
fenced yard, no pets, first &
GT Cobra, 5 spaad, erica-
ciao $250. to $2900. S/
sem Lake Trailer Park &
Laundry, Parking, non-
room, heat waw
last. parking for 2. SeW
lent condition. averYlhug
comer Baseline and Dur-
Marine, waterfront site on
smoker, no pets. $550 al
Da►� fridge, stove, faun-
month nclusive. 723-1241
new. S6.50o - Cal .ort
ham 23 (Lakeridgs Rd.)
Trent Water Sustain- sell
inclusive. /st/lest inquired.
lir les a..� vuvc rk
leave 01essage (905) 509.-bons
LAKERI1 G
due to illness. (705)374-
Call Card at 666.5545-
(965) 686-7870 Eve. Days.
5095 eve.. or (905) 825-
WHOLESALE 905-427-
5043 or 705-730.7199.
AVAILABLE AMIE-
(905) 831-5132 Mary.
7754 days.
1968 LeBaron Coups. 2.5
1777.
'83-
A MUST SEEM 1984
DIATELY, In Whitby Apt.
NOW AVAILABLE east
3 bedroom house,
159Km, boded. 111
LEASE to own ars,
BS, �Yqe NOua,
Terry Taurl 24' race too-
ad newly painted. with bel-
1 112 b
1 1/2 baths. W. room,
now brakes claw
•
Credit check. 570034 On-
OSHAWA - 888 + 900
sWdiWs
Plus ll
b a�
aied
terio Ltd Barr 7428
bath, size ridge3and
ping, all included,
ties 668-8213. Another
Ill $3200 certH�obo.
Glen St., 2 bedroom apts.
range, air conditioning,
first / last required, no pats.
availabb Nov. W.
579-9219
11 rd Crown
Igo Chev. Cavalier,
65 000 fill 4•dr., air, sub.,
awning. Huntsville area.
Asking $WW. Call 906-
1 bedroom $650, 2 bed -
room. $750. al 430-0134.
One bedroom and two
Victoria,
air con 351
mrM*n ass., green fn co-
721-1778 after 4 pm, or
BRIGHT 2 bedroom
bedrooms opts. from $450
wnr l6T 1-Dedrcionl
apartment, available imme-
Chattel $575/month in -
dudes heat & pill" for
iac Cal 430-0959 1
WHITBY DUPLEX, up-
per floor. 3 beldroom, large
kitdlen with appliances,
Pill". $750 pin utilities.
first & last., Cal 668-5788
AJAX. 'Westney He,ghil WHITBY, arge Deal 4
Beautiful 3 bedroom de- bedroom, with • Ded•.rom
Cached home, very clean in -law -suite, 4 baths
fenced yard, double ga.
with finished basement with
rage. Avail Nov ! NON
3 Pc bath, all appliances, SMOKER. $1250 plus utitr-
$1150 per month. Call to- ties, 723-5084
day, Gerry Thatcher. Re -
max First 696--3330
R ' Townhouses
For Rent
3 BEDROOM townhouse
(end unit) available rmRked
in North Oshawa. Quiet
complex. 1st & last re-
quired. S850mth 723-
6708.
3 -BEDROOM: Close to
401, park, school; 4 ap-
pliances, working couple
Preferred. Available Noy- 1
WHITBY, large bright BOWIIANVILLE 3 bed- $850/month, utilities in -
a. len.. pis. Pill
Wer, 220,000 km, eernrted
liver $7900. 576-6130
aim & Townline ata,
and up pin utddree. 725
67
IN
PICKERG - large 2
dean 1 bedroom base -room
semi, available Dec
eluded. FirsVlast required.
$3800 obo, 725-4BB5
dose to amenrues, school
bedroom basement. sow-
menti, kitchen, livingroom,
1, $700 per month, plus
579.1173.
91 HONDA
WHY PAY MORE? 1986
FOR SALE Terry Taurus
& pa*, $670 month ilclu-
OSHAWA - 888 + 900
ate entrance, parking,
4 pc. bath, paring, laundry
ubkoes. Cal 430-2276
COURTICE 3 -bedroom
CIVIC 5-
Speed DX,
Dodge Aries, red sedan, 4
trailer, 1979, oxcelill con-
slue. first & last required.
Glen St., 2 bedroom apts.
laundry, S700 plus utillies.
fadkGes, quiet residential
townhouse. 1 1/2 -bath, nice
143 kms, while
with blue Interior, All
dr-, new motor, transmis-
dition, sleeps 5-6 people,
Avail. Nov. 1. 728-395
from $675- $710. 3 bed-
$720; dose
3rd room 12 x 18 office /
storage negotiable.
home. Mins• to bus & GO.
BOWYANVILLE- Cozy,
location, access to schools,
se-
curity,
Sion low iin"age good
lots of extras, Cal 906.666-
BROCK / HWY 2: One
room apt. to
(905)
509-5039
sep. el 5595 inclusive.
3 -bedroom detached
church, public transit. avad-
well-maintained.
Askin g $5950 cert. 905-
tbntition, very fie'
bedroom basement t.home,
aP
y1p�g,schools, GM and
Go. Utilities included. Ffrst/
666-5786
garage entrance,
aide Nov.15t. No pets. Call
687 2200-
asking $2200. obo. Call
Laundry and utlbes Indud-
last required. Call 728
�r
PICKETING -2 bedroom
WHITBY- SPACIOUS
good sins at end of cul-de-
905-420-1037 after 7
1993 HYUNDAI
Ted 623 2481.
Auto IPetrts
� '
ad. Female 427-
preferred.
4993
basemen[ apt., sap. en•
trance, S850/mo. hydro
basement apart-
fumished/unfur-
sac: fridge/stove, central
KING & TOWov
Sonata
GLS, Wwr• PA. dd, now liras,
new exhaust. Call 905-911M
Automobile!
�, Repairs
9643.
CLEAN BASEMENT
OSHAWA • 2 bedroom top
floor of triplex, Oct. 15 poll
M
and gas included, available
immediately. Call 416-421-
might,bachelor
menL
niched: bright, quiet. C/A,
no pets/smoking; separate
vac, fir
fireplace. $t15o/mnm.
(905)420-3241.
AREA avai,able Nov 1
1
Large 3 bdrm townh
623-8821.
BODY WORK, rust repair,
APT. avail. in Oshawa. Use
of Unities and a-
fir'
session
� • �0 plus lights, or
3300 ext. 442 Mon. -Fri. 8-
entrance, parking. $530/
COUNTRY HOME in
neutral decor, 4e
appl., 1 tit
baths, basement 8 garage.
1993 Talon Eagle, white,
tloor repair, welding. frame
included. 5500./mo.
lar one bedroom our-
nished 1
apt. ��'
/ p.m. or 905-427-9552
evarweekends.
moth. tstlast., al -inclusive.
Available immediately.
Hampton, 4 bedrooms. 2
$895 + util. Phone 721-
ABS, alai auto, fully loaded,
� TOP DOLLARS
r ePal
repair, trailer repair &wheel
90
905.668-0931
plus
lights. Leave message
Y
666-2149'
bans. IsVlast months rent.
8213. Evening and wee-
511,500- "6190469 or
paid kr scrap cars, 7 days
per week- Used parts avail-
bearings. 1801 Wentworth,
HWY r2, ROTHERGLEN,
576-8381 or 433-5550.
PICKERING 2 -bedroom
basement, separate en-
WHY rent when can
available November Ist
5900 Per mo. plus utilities.
kend a ointments avail -
PP
aide.
1994 CHEV Astro Van,
able. 663-7301 or 428-
Unit 12, Just east d Thick-
son beside Coffee Express.
Immaculate, t modem,
OSHAWA - immaculate
trance, fenced yard, park-
you
own your okvn home for
Phone (604) 762-5653 cif•
NEWER PICKERING: 3
8
Pass.. extended cab load
1879 abler 6 pm.
Call905-721.2540.
large 2 bedroom- separate
entrance, 4 appliances, rno
large 1 1/2 bedroom base-
ing. dose to all amenities,
less than you trunk?!! Cal
ter 3 p.m.
bedroom townhouse 5956
ek1. dutch doors,
$17,500. plus
(905)
$S0. to $7500... Cash on
Ilia spot for scrap cars n
smoking/pets. available im-
rtwnt No Non.
apt pints•
smoker, unldies, cable and
$695/month. I
pus utinkes
Oct. availability, Call 831-
Dave Haylodk Sales Rep.
Re/Max Summit Realty
plus 2 bedroom seniors
apt. $6se
65s -487o
trucks. Anytime. Call 905-
mediately. $780. first a last.
utilities included. 428-1428.
Included. First/la0.
9730.
(1991) Ltd. 6683800
inclusive , bed -
room seniors apt $725.
706.5740.
Available
Available Nov. 1. $650.
or (905) 666.3211.
3211
elusive. Call 9055-837--29201n
404-9194
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FAMILY COMMUrT=S
MONARCH MEWS / POST
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2.3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES
RENTS RANGING FROM '785 TO '970 PER MO.
PLUS UTILITIES
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(905)) 6�83-►9269
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NORTH OSHAWA. 3
bedroom a basement
townhouSes In well main-
tained family complex
Freshly decorated with
Frig !stove. close to all
amenities Starting at
$738'month On site Mgmt
office Call 905-728-3777
li
cauO
DuPont Canada
Canada's Leading
Supplier of
Automotive Finishes
408 Fairall St., o
Ajax, Ont.
STEVE SMITH
CARPENTRY, LTD.
Contracting Est- 1979
Complete home and office
remodelling. General improvements
and additions. Ouality workmanship
at reasonable prices.
REMEMBER, YOUR
SATISFACTION IS
OUR GUARANTEE
427-7400
Ashland
Drew Chemical
Limited
525 FINLEY AVE.
AJAX, ONT.
683-01 50
NEWLY -DECORATED
Room for lease in busy
Oshawa Hair Salon Lunch
room facility available.
Looking for nail technician/
esthetician to occupy.
Available immediately.
S400/month all Inclusive
Phone 905-728-2401 after
7pm
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX - Furnished room for
rent, non smoker, $400 per
mo immediately. Tele.
phone 427-4973
AJAX, clean , quiet room
with own 2 pcbath use of
kitchen & laundry. Working
non smokers preferred
5375 Inclusive 619-0792
PICKERING GAYLY/
WESTSHORE furmsheo
- ^ . Shared bath $400
facilities Including park-
: laundry. separate en -
a hole. 839-4643
SOUTH PICKERING
1-e large basemen room.
. ely furnished at 5400
D,e smaller room at $350
], at clean home Mature
P Ilemen preferred Im
- scute 839-0257
CLEAN, BRIGHT
House. Oklahoma
& Whites Rd.
Room, for rent,
monthly.
Hvdro staff
welcome!
420-0042
SIMCOE i ROSSLAND
area Finished rooms for
clean quiet person. Cook-
ing Near bus & Durham
College. Private entrance
$250 8 up monthly Call
905-728-4845
SOUTH Ajax Pleasant
bedsitting room, fnendly
adult home. own 2 -piece
bath, pose to bus. Share all
facilities. non-smoker S85/
week 427-0394, after 6
pm
Rooms
Wanted
COMMUTING business -
mar working shifts needs
pnvate room with bath
close to Picker -g Town
Centre Must be quiet ac-
commodations, smoke,
Please can (7051741-3623
APARTMENT to share in
luxury home, all amenities,
fireplace. A must see! Pro-
tessionals or students wel-
come. Non-smokers. $400/
month. 905.436-3505
A MUST TO SEE Brock
Rd /Hwy 2 - well main-
tained home to shareall
facilities. Phone. cable TV,
central alarm, central air,
bus at door. $400. Days
(416) 464-1767 or eve. af-
ter 9 p m (905) 428-0210
NEAT and tidy person to
share quiet home, fur-
nished room. non smoker,
Ist/last. $375 per mo call
725-$459
GENTLEMAN has com-
pletely lurmshed 2 -bed-
room apartment to share.
1stAast a must! Call 905-
'28-7305
LOW RENT in exchange
for sitting 9 year old boy.
short hours each week.
$150/month, no last re-
quired, available imme-
diately 905-571-4788
leave message
SOUTH AJAX townhouse
to share Parking, cable,
rec-room included Use of
bath, kitchen, laundry
Leave message 427-5295
WHITES RD. a 401:
Two rooms with private
bath. Second Moor of quiet
non-smoking home
Shared facilities. Suits
working people or students.
905-420-1909.
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For Rent
AJAX CONDO on the
lake for rent. F/S, dish-
washer, fireplace. 1 bed-
room, available ASAP
$775./mo. Call Roseanne
(905)883--0319 leave mes-
sage.
AJAX- Near 9each; 1
bdrm. patio. 5 app.. Indoor
pool, 1 prkg, $790/mth a
util. 1st & last. Nov.tst. 427-
0569.
AVAILABLE immediently
Parkwood Village. Courtice.
Comfortable 1725 sq. ft .
2nd & 3rd levels. Solarium.
2 bdrm . loft. Fireplace & 5
apple included. Car wash.
tennis courts 51100./mo
Phone 905-436-5397 after
bpm or 905-885-2009
PICKERING. Trials' con-
do. ' -bedroom. solanum, 1
parking deluxe rec facili-
ties available Dec 1st Call
905-837-2259 evenings
TOWNHOUSE,
3 bed-
room condo, full basement,
available
immediately,
$950 month
includes all
utilities. First
and last
months. Call
Jean Lafoy
R.E. 436-6484
EXECU-SURE: one
bedroom furnished suite,
including dishes, linen, tel-
ephone cable at all in -
RV STORAGE. Complete
year-round large secured
gravel compound, fenced &
locked. Located behind
Metro East Trade Centre.
Brock Rd/401 Pickering.
905-655-1168.
lndti$bW
E e Units
clusive Whitby. Long terrn/
short term. 1-905.852-
5128
INDUSTRIAL Units.
Thoroton-TervriNegar,
968.5 sq. ft. $3.25 sq. ft net
e I
Office b
Retail Space
+ MIT, 579-5077 or after
Spm 571-3281.
Florkb
rj e I Vac, Rentals
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent M- 3000 sq.
Wednesday, October 9th - 6:00 pm. to 9:00 p.m.
Lwr Nl. $900. 850 sq.2nd.
Mr. $550. 600 sq. main
$500. 250 sq. main $350.
600 2nd Mr $500. Call 434-
2447 or 655-4132
NEWLY RENOVATED,
office space for rent. on
Simi St N Oshawa 450
sq ft. compete with com-
puter room . lunch room
and much more. very rea-
sonable. Available now
Call 576-6999 Steve
Let's "Hear It" for
CLEARWATER, 3 bed-
room mobile (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. 35x1011.
furnace, fridge, new stove.
4 -piece bath. all furnish -
,rigs. 52.000 Cdn Call 905-
655-4792
Fire Prevention Week - October 6 - 129 1996
OPEN HOUSE AT AJAX FIRE STATIONS
The Ajax Fire Department will be
holding station tours plus
// providing fire safety education
literature to the general public
/ *e during Fire Prevention Week. Ajax
fire stations, located at 40 Westney
Road North (Station #1) and 435
Monarch Avenue (Station #2), will
be open for tours on the following
dates and times.
r -J]
1'-r
Sunday, October 611it - 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 P.M.
Test
Monday, October 7th - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 P.M.
Your
Tuesday, October 8th -6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 9th - 6:00 pm. to 9:00 p.m.
Smoke
Thursday, Oafs 10th - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Alarms
Friday, October 11th - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 12th - 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
BROCK RD 8 2, Great
family location, 3+1 bed-
room, 4 baths, walkout
basement, newly broad -
loomed & decorated,
$158,500. Call (905)294-
8461 or(905)473-3268
COUNTRY IN THE
CRY: Two unique homes
in Maxwell Village, North
Oshawa. First home; raised
bungalow style over look-
ing Oshawa with 4 bed-
rooms, 94'X140' lot, living
area 4000 sq. ft., in ground
pool. Second home: Swiss
type Chalet, 3 bedrooms, In
ground pod, living area shy
of 3000 sq. ft. Call days
416-535-2131, evenings
905.723-8477. NO
AGENTS.
OPEN HOUSE Sunday
Oct 6th 2-4pm 13 Mull
Cres. Courtice 2200 sq. ft.
Kassinger built. 3 bedroom,
2 1/2 baths. main floor fam-
ily room w/ walkout to deck.
Fenced, partially finished
bsmt. 5 app., CAC & VAC.
905-436-2784
WHITBY; Garden SI
Townhouse - condo. 3
bdrm end unit w/ garage
and walkout. Gas on site.
Newly renovated $97,707
905-665-8215
ICTORY
SIRE EQUIPMENT INC.
TOTAL FIRE
PROTECTION
• Fire extinguishes
sales a service
.<1 • Smoke detectors
AFTER HOURS
CALL 831-8849
1730 McPHERSON CT.
VICTORY FIRE
EQUIPMENT INC.
831-2343
News Advertiser
SUPPORTS
0 "FIRE
PREVENTION
WEEK"
To advertise in our
monthly community
pages Call Janet
905-579-4400
ext. 2303
FIRE EXTINGUISHER ""01114,
SALES - SERVICE - INSPECTIONS
CONSULTING SERVICE
FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALISTS
Serving Durham Region
Malcolm Wadsworth (905) 431-1804
15-75 Bayly St. W. Suite 248, Ajax L1 S 7K7
AJAX FIRE
DEPARTMENT
435 MONARCH
AVENUE,
rl�l_
E 683-7791
Be Fire Chief for a Day
Name:Age:
• ' Address:
DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50
• New Home • Alarms • No Claims City: col Code:
• JONES -DOOM S, Phone
W RA C y Parent's
MARSHA JONES DOOM AMC 00
Signatwe
"Penes al Service Is our Difference" w by
12 The Ajsx Fire Deprtmentr Wal-Mart and
427-3595 McDonald's Reftmft of Ajax
6 OPPtxtunilies
EXECUTIVE HOME in
prestige area of Whitby.
2.650 sq. ft.. 4 bedrooms. 3
bathrooms, central vac and
central air, air cleaner,
heated in ground POOL fire-
place, fully fenced and
landscaped backyard. Ask-
ing $256,900. Call 430-
0548 to arrange a viewing.
Senous offers only. No
agents.
IMMACULATE BEAUTI-
FULLY decorated 4 level
back split, close to schools,
3 bedrooms, living dining
room, eat in kitchen, den,
main floor laundry and
family room with walkout.
gas fireplace, gas heat,
central air, new roof, wind-
ows, 2 washrooms, partially
finished basement, pod,
double garage OPEN
HOUSE. Sunday Oct.6. 1-4
pm. 270 Blue Heron Drive.
Oshawa (Harmony/Ade-
la,de area). or Call for
appt (905) 728-2079.
Asking $176.000
OSHAWA - 3 bedroom
home. gas heating. walkout
from living room to large
fenced yard, Attersley /
CobbleMll area. $128,000
Call (905) 571-6685
PICKERING - quiet Glen-
dale Cr/ end Cluster 3
plus I bedroom. 1 - 4 pc.: 2-
2pc . sunken Irving room. C/
au. fireplace. finished
bbasement, newly decorat-
ed. 6 appliances Plus lots
more $156.900 839543
PRIVATE RAVINE and
basement apartment Three
pus one bedroom bunga-
low. 2 kitchen, totally reno-
vated. hardwood floors, ce-
remcs. galore, separate
side entrance to basernent
apartmentwith walkout
basement. new oak kitchen,
aa. high efficiency gas N.
impeccable home. Call
Frank, Sutton Group. 430-
9000 $159,000.
SOUTH AJAX: detached
2 storey 2400sq it. tome. 4
bedrooms. 3 -baths, FIR 10
man spa. 60' TV AIC Man
floor laundry. finished berm
5232.900 905-683-2309
nvestment
Property
COMMERCIAL PROPER -
Tv !or rent High traffic
area. $1000/month. C1
Z"'ng Call Jean Lafoy
R E 436-6484
1 Condos
for Sale
EAST HAMPTONS Atax -
2 oedrooms. 2 bathrooms.
3rd floor Condo writ, balco-
ny. 5 appliances, window
dressings. avadade now.
$96 000 683-4000
'Out -Of -Town
pmpwdn
NATURE'S Own wanking,
swimming privacy. 100
wooded acres, newer 4
Seasons. 2000sq.ft. HOME.
Hwy frontage, 1 12 hours
north. $138,500. Private
sale 905.985-3263.
P.E.I. - OCEAN VIEW
LOTS on Cape Sharpe,
Gaspereaux P.E.I., just
moments from Pamure Is-
land Beach. 100 x 200.
$7000 each. 905.434-
6311
Wvacatkm
$9500 full priced, Seektd-
ed wooded Trailer lot, ad-
ladent to huge county for-
est. good road, sandy
beach, fishing. Col ouly
area. (416)431-1555
ME:t0=4:LW�:W
VtlTM A LOAN
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ANTEED..SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
00 NOT. IT is
SUGGESTS THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
UGH
BEFORRE SMNMa
ANY CONTRACTS,
with $80,000 to earn
11% per annum plus $15,000 bonus
for 24 months
fully secured by property,
experienced principals
for confidential due diligence
package, with no obligation
call (905) 721-2594
rem, Tenders M :T:e:nders
1996-97 WINTER MAINTENANCE
TENDER
Will be available for pickup on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1996
at 11:00 a.m.
Tender closing date
Wed. Oct. 1S, 1996 - 3 p.m.
Tenders may be picked up at the
D.R.R.C.S.S.B.
PLANT DEPARTMENT
652 Rossland Rd. West, Oshawa in the
ground floor meeting room. There will be a
brief one hour information session at this
time. Inquires welcome.
Call (905) 576-6707, Ext. 243
Katharina Kortekaas,
Supervisor of
Purchasing Services
• Mortgages,
Insurance
CREDIT LINE
MORTGAGE
LOAN
Looting for better rates 7
Need motley lash
Turned down'
Creditors calling?
Call for a
FREE consultation
JOHNSTON i COOK
The FirhanoW Experts
905-428-1232
MORTGAGESGood.
bad and ugly Finan,% br
acy purpose, rates from
5 95%, A11 applications ac-
c•pted. Community Finen-
CNW Services 668-6805
e ' Business
�rtunitves
IF YOU ARE a hairstylist
with some clientele and
wish to haw your own
stop, there is an opporturu-
ty hare for you. Two chairs
in established hair salon in
Oshawa, for sale or rent.
Ask for Lina or Mary 728-
4623
MONEY MACIMNES- 30
bun( candy vending me-
chine3 on location. Great
cash businessf t-888-872-
2575
NET $1000 WEEKLY!
Home-based business,
training d support, free au-
dio iii brochure. 435-0076
24 hours. Serious calls
Pillai•••
PINE LOFT. furniture 8
atxesr-cri store. estab-
lished 19 yrs. Wwantory,
Kk, prow - opera- profitutu.. n $129.000. fax (905)
853-5%7.
RENTAL Busirnas located
on Hwy 2. sales still in-
crem". Priem location.
Sunounding aha dsvloP-
inp. $75,000. contact
CLga Cardona W. Frank
Reel Estate 905.435-5375
or fax 905435-5383.
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Duthem's saltiest
most ett,tltdve lades.
RON", discreet,
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BORED ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names d
privatephone numbers. I-
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-900-451-3638 ext 704.
S3.29/mn, must be 18 T.
tone
EVANLY RAYS Police
use us Rated 01 Solutions
on Career, Relationships.
Health. Lova S2 99/mnute
18- 1 .900 -4511055
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS'
Talk to them now!" One-on-
one!! 24 flours a day 1.
900-451-5302 ext 3312
S3 99 per min. Must be 16
Yrs Procan Co. (602) 954-
7420.
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EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE - Free to
call to place your ad, no
charges for lades. no
Phone bill charges. 905-
430-7060
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DIAMOND SHINE
MM 619-2899
221 W-ftM Rd. S.. Unit A. Atm.
We are Specialists
- Interior vacuum & shampoo
- Carpets & mats are washed &
shampooed
and much, much more.
Call for full details on advertised
specials.
QUIRE ABOUT 01
FALL 8 WINTER
RUSTPROOFING
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10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED,
WARRANTY APPROVED
WINTER SAVINGS
LUBE, OIL,
FILTERS
$16`9
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1 PE![MOIL
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$49.95
SPECIAL
1 O ^ OFFER EXPIRES Oct 71/96
1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER
OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY
1 3 MONTHS OR s,000 KY.
CMWN 7 DAYS A M►a EK
195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401)
1905) 427-6796
THREE BEARS
AUTO BOGY
OF AJM
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The Dllrhals ••.5....•
Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Specialist 8 Refinishing
To Cars & Trucks
Frame Straightening
e Rust Repairs
e Insurance Claims
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1996 -PAGE 25
10
`of over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated &b
998 Dillinigl'ltam Rd beside Bay Sports) 4
LUBE Includes: Tire Rotation, ,
OIL dt 6.95 Brake Inspection & Check I Haus:
FILTER165 L d w over for the winter I Iron. -Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m.EXPIRES OCT 311% 839-9250
� Sat.,Ba.m..12now
Prepare your car for
winter with a visit to
Diamond Shine
Diamond Shine had a great
summer this year thanks to the
many new and returning
customers that used their top
quality detailing service.
"We hope to see them again
soon;" says Joanne Elawar.
-Because even though winter
is coming, you should still
keep your car clean in order to
prolong its live and maintain
Its value"
Diamond Shine offers a
variety of car cleaning and
detailing packages to suit your
particular needs and also does
undercoating and rust
proofing. For as little as
S 14.95. you can have your
vehicle hand washed and dried
and the interior cleaned and
acuumed.
Also, ask about their pre -
winter storage service for your
boats, cars and custom
vehicles.
Diamond Shine has a
preferred customer coupon
available. If you have the
S24.95 service done 1 I time,,
you get the 12th one free. The
service includes an interior
vacuuming, interior window
cleaning, tire dressing. exterior
wash and chamois dry.
They have weekly specials
available all the time. This
week, take advantage of the
engine shampoo, exterior wash
and chamois dry for 534.95.
The regular price is 549.95.
This family business, located
at 221 Westney Rd. S.. in
Ajax, includes Joanne along
with brother Nach and dad
Jamil. Joanne says the
business has been growing
because they know, that
without the support of their
customers, they wouldn't be
succeeding in the car cleaning
and detailing business.
" V`'e have always strived to
give our customers the best
quality work possible." say,
Joanne. 'We also treat them
the way we would want to hv-
treated."
For more information about
Diamond Shine call 619-2899.
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DIAMOND SHINE
Yue 'I'!FilREF"Iry
S 6943 FinAL-y Ave.
Ajax, Ont.
Honesty Is
The
Best Policy!
619-2899
"Honesty, Perfection
Customer Satisfaction"
Reaaowtble Prices
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LUBE lance
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DURHAM
WINDOWS & DOORS
(905) 579-2222
Complete Selection of
Vinyl Windows & Doors
CASEMENT DOUBLE
TachRbid20050 HUNG
TILT -ACTION'
J • picture
{ Windows
• Bay & Bow _
Windows
•'nsurance
Maims
• patio Doors
• Storm
Doors
•
New
onstruction
Windows
• Mass &
Screen
Repairs
MOBILE SHOWROOM
FREE ESTIMATES
WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W
SALES SERVICE 8 OSHAWA. ONTARIO
INSTALLATION L1J 21-3
Te&I"2006"(905) 579-2222
vement
MOBILE -JOB SITE
MIXED CONCRETE
• AVAILABLE -MONDAY -SATURDAY
-CEMENT
-SAND & GRAVEL
-CONCRETE & UNSHRINKABLE FILL
-COLOURED CONCRETE
-CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS
-STONE SLINGER SERVICE
905-683-6501
1-800-473-7385
2890 BROCK RD. N. PiCKERNG
(BROCK RD. N & TAUNTON RD.)
Serving the Durham
Region for over 30 Years
K ILPATRICK
CONSTRUCTION
Basement, Home
Renovations
(Bathrooms, etc.)
Andwrized Conhadar
CONSWAER5 GAS
DON'T PAY FOR " DAYS
YOU CAN APPLY ff TO
YOUR GAS BILL
ON O -A -C.
HOME IMPROVEMENT'S
Additions - 2nd floors
• Batltrooms - Phx d)N - DecWferces
Wiring e Tiding • Drywall
WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS
REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE
FULL INSURED e ALL WORK GUARANTEED
97 Church St, 905-428-8785
Ajax ,-s88-845-44
Over 20 years experience
SALES • SERVICE • PARTS
RENOVATIONS & REMODELING
24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE
(WITH NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME)
Romarc Renovations Ltd
" Over 40 Yean Emrfewe"
*YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERTS*
* Drvwall And Fine Carpentry
* Ceramic and Vinyl Floor Tiles
* Wood Deck and Wood Fences
* Drvwall Textured Ceiling
* Replacement Windows & Doors
* Carport Balcony and Porch
* Shingled Roofing
* Computer Design Drawings
One of the largest plumbing parts *Building Permit Application
department in the greatToronto area. We Do It All. Foundation To Roof
Pictures and References Available
All Work Guaranteed Call Bob (905)420 3044
1050 BROCK RD. -UNIT 7 PICKERING 4r ,„, *„ W,.s I.;sc .e:..:-,�.; .n3 _ . ,C rt
Gardiner's Duct Cleaning tackles
dust to make breathing easier
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f . X16 �8�'•3292 � . __. �_
The truck mounted unit is excellent for cleaning ducts in commercial,
residential and industrial properties. The FALL SALE includes a hook-up
for $39.95 plus $5 per vent (minimum 12 vents) and a chimney sweeping
service for 549.95. 1-800-421-1349 Toll Free.
Dust can be more than just an annoyance if you
don't do something about it.
Not only can it be a constant source of work come
cleaning time, but it can also irritate your eyes,
throat and cause breathing problems. That's why
more and more residential, industrial and
commercial customers are calling Gardiner's Duct
Cleaning to tackle this problem head on.
Sam and his son Scott have been
cleaning, heating and air conditioning Pr
ducts for over five years and they
advise anyone who has not had
them cleaned for a long time to get
it done as soon as possible.
Its a procedure that takes very
little time compared to the amount
of time you'll enjoy Mean dust -free
air in your home and it is further
beneficial in that it reduces heating •
and roofing costs.
The large truck -mounted, 181-1P
vacuum unit shown in the photo above,
packs more power for those tough jobs they
encounter.
The procedure for both is simple. Sam fist closes
off your vents and makes an opening in the main
duct Then, while the vacuum unit sucks air into a
holding chamber, a hose is put into the upstairs
vents, one at a time, and bk)ws the dust and dirt into
the downstairs unit.
They Also use the air snake method which
ensures ducts are completely rid of dust and debris.
The air snake method consists of a device being
inserted into the ductwork while a mobile head
reaches into every inch of duct work to aisWp dust
and debris.
"Dust will not only affect your health but ruin
furniture and draperies," says Sam. "Having
your ducts cleaned cuts down on cleaning and
adds life to your furniture, carpets and
drapes."
Sam also provides chimney sweeping at
competitive prices with service that is always
friendly and courteous. Caps and screens
are available to keep out
unwanted pets.
Presently, Ganfiner's Duct
` Cleaning is offering a FALL
SPECIAL featuring a
hook-up for $39.95 plus
$5 per vent and a
chimney sweeping for
$49.95. There is also 2
RES new services available:
• (1) Dryer -Duct cleaning
with the purchase of duct
cleaning for only $20. and (2)
bride and stone fireplaces cleaned.
Ask about free estimates.
So, •If you're sick and tired of your home
being buried in dust, give Gardiner's Duct
Cleaning a call at 1-800-421-1349.
Appointments are available seven days a
week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. You'll find us in
the yel ow pages.
Customers from Markham to Scarborough
to Oshawa have relied on their service and
are now enjoying a healthy home
environment.
Isn't it time you did too?
Call (416) 282-3292.
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SILVER CARPET & RUGS
INCREDIBLE PRICES
INCREDIBLE SAVINGS
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
NOW ON SALE
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1996 -PAGE 27
A f 11
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to anyone who used to shop at Consumers Distributing
EATON'S
Our c
efforts
ff rt nY president,sko�rge Eaton
We're skin recently
omers that the want
demonstrate to Consumers j us wrote about the
YOU that we're here to � �I, store. I Distributing
our partners to Prove and we're continuing to rind
g to work with
If you've got a Cons
umers and needs repair from one of the that's still under warranty
here, x•11 replace
m manufacturers
that identical from
or repair it- Y°U see
equal value. ' We'll find (If W don't carry
this ) We've worked hard you a comparable item
up- Because it with our of
moans a lot less Partners to set
And as hassle for you.
�'� • Eaton wrote if
credit card, we've made You've got a Cons
ments in our stores. arrangements to yrs Distributing
accept your account pay_
At Eaton's we believe in
Why we creat 9ivin
in -stock item ed stir Vice -Match gaYou value
I for your money. That ' s
in-st em adve
match that advert- fora 1 You find an
°� hone Price. * And of coursewer Price anywhere else, identical
o cow n back guarantee: everything we sell
to
Eaton' "Goods satisfactory is covered b
You exceptional products a hogrew w ices. working
hardermoney togae•nY
Sincerely
Raymond Picard
General Market Manager
P.S. We're
valid 1 ext _
major credit a great offer: Br'
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right away, and you, d� rocelOgc off
ss Your Eaton d applicatConsumers ion
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Got a Consumers product that's
still under warranty and needs repair?
If it's one of the brands listed in this ad, and you've got proof of purchase, we'll replace it or repair it.
(If we don't carry that identical item, well find you a comparable item of equal value.)
We reserve the riot to have any om repa*W or replaced by the numdacww; no refunds. Offer m& Jaimm y 31,1997.
Eaton's. We want to be your store.
.Any questions? Call 1-800-267-3286.
*Excludes special buys and 'no tax" offers. Details in store. **ftsterCard, VISh or AMEX. Discount offer good for new Eaton Card custooers only. Regular -price purchases only; a
not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Offer excludes Panasonic GADO TVs, furs, watch straps, Royal Velvet towels, cosmetics i fragrances, restaurants,
Eaton Gift Certificates, concessions or services. Offer ends October 31, 1997.
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1993 TON -()TA 4-14I'\tiF;R
►A. A%IT'll -L" _ alurtunum v,heel,
1994 VOLKSNNAGON GOLF GTl
,Lr Only ' 3:1 l/month'
1993 %1lA/.1)A NIX3 GS
1990 OL►)NMOH11.17, (1"114:hs
.. . I t 2, —
1992 BERE"FrA. GT/.
1993 CHRVSLER DY%ASTV
1991 CARAVAN LE 1995 HONDA CIVIC LX
Only '-164/month-Only X347/month•
n
u
n
u
Interior
,tom Shampoo
Includes Free Inspection
CERTIFIED
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1994 Ford Tempo
1993 Mazda Protege
1993 Dodge Shadow
1992 Plymouth Laser
1992 Lumina Eurosport
1992 Eagle Vista
1991 Dodge Caravan
1991 Toyota Camry
1991 Ford Taurus
1991 Volkswagon Jetta
1991 Chevv Cavalier
1991 Ford Tempo
1990 Dodge Caravan
1990 Crown Victoria
1990 Jeep YJ
1990 Toyoto 4 -runner
1989 Cadillac Deville
1988 Jaguar XJ6
1988 Dodge Caravan
1987 Dodge Dakota P/U
1985 Town & Country
Wagon
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95K
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Only 247/month'
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1993 NIAZD% \II \1'%
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1995 TOVOTA ('UROLLA
()nly 5189/month•
1989ITN('01.11 (I)\l'1\FATAL
19941110\1)%( 1\It l \
A,- Onhv ' 2,8,S/month'
1991 ('HF.% Y ('%% V IFR
Onh � 190/month'
1994 MERCURV SABLE
Only 1328/month-
1993 NISSAN 300ZX
Only 5599/month-
VTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE
Cars, vans. light trucks
SLASH
THE COST op Your CAR nzPA/RS '
FRONT OR REAR BRAKES
Most cars. light trucks and vias
Fromw1t1cmico" Most cars
•Includes new premium pads • Includes ChamQPion
an Labour to install plugs and labour to install - Vans &
19U*-0CL 31M *Other parts and labot.r extra if needed r..rtrr, OWL ]IAI n
� a�Most cars, light
trucks & vans
*Includes computer check and$
labour to adjust 119
'Shims and parts extra if needed
Expiry 4b t. 11 IAM
1698 Bayly St.
(just south of 401,
west of Brock)
• 1:19I9
No Payment No Interest FOR 6
MONTHS Parts/Labour (excluding tires)
4 cyl. 6 cyl.
$39 $59
_ 8 cyl.
*Includes new car warranty & awnpktc oil chmgc with up to 5L
of premium I0W30 tw 5W311.4*1, full insiltion & topping of all
fluids FSA19-98
)*t..VYri!r
S
3V% ��O
Turn regular oil into Syntcch g
Ultra Supreme Ervine Treatment ftw onlv..__._.._
(just south of the 401)
in Pickerin
Hours: Mon, Maes, Thurs, Fri -7:30 am - (ipnit,
.. m- W -7.