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TAXI ft:lj2T your 1ho a day, 7 days a week E *PICKRING'S FINEST' --& DINING LOUNGE • WEEK DAY iLS1 foo IV LUNCom' 95PELLBO Nplelt;-41-61111V ST ews Advefti§, er Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1996 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,500 Vol. 11-5 N�►►. 43 It's over! BY BRIAN' LEGREE: DI RH %%I STWt _ DURHAM -- The region's economic engine is back in _car. Autoworkers "couldn't tk happier" with a new tentative contract reached with General !Motors. ,aN s Canadian Auto Workers Local ll, union president %like Shields. CAW and (3!%1 agreed to terms on a three-year deal Tucs- da% af1cm0 on at 7ioronto's Ro%al York Hotel, 19 daNs atter _'6.(XX) ),vorkers in Ontario and Quetec - including more than 1 3,(XX) in Oshawa - went on stnkc. A ratification vote was held this morning at Oshawa's Cn is Auditonum and pro- duction at UNI operations in Oshawa is expected to resume this week. as cart_` as Wednesday's truck plant night ,hitt. CAW officials say. The union says GM agreed to the same pattern deal reached earlier with Chrysler, including language to deal with the contentious issue of outuourcinv. One of the stumbling blocks to finalizing the deal was the thorm issue of mandatory oycrt►me in Oshawa, which was tinall% resolved when the: compan} agreed to remove it from the table, says Mr. Shields. "It's gone. it no longer exists - people arc going to be ecstatic over that.' he sa%s. CAW president Buzz Hargrove calls the deal "a major accomplishment for the union;' indicating the company has reversed 1,8(X) dohs it had announced were going to be out - See CONTRACT... page 4 Striking General Motors employee John Ehret rejoices reached a tentative contract agreement Tuesday. About outside the giant automakees south Oshawa plant after 600 Ajax and Pickering residents are employed at GM. hearing the company and the Canadian Auto Workers photo by Ron Pietroniro Limit nuclear plant licence: Town BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER_ PICKERING Residents would prefer only a short-term renewal of the operating licence of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station so the Town should support a recommenda- tion by Atomic Energy Control Board staff to limit the licence renewal to six months, says Ward l Regional Coun- cillor Maurice Brenner. Coun. Brenner says he will bring a motion before Town Council, support- ed by Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan, to have the Town make a sub- mission to the AECB requesting the six-month renewal. The Pickering station's licence will be before the AECB for renewal at the board's Nov. 28 meeting at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. "The history from the last relicensing speaks for itself," says Coun. Brenner, in refer- ence to the minor leaks, unscheduled shutdowns and negative AECB evaluations that have plagued the station since it was relicensed for two years in December, 1994. The councillor notes recent news about changes being made at the station is "encouraging" but it's too early to judge whether all the problems there identified by the AECB and by Ontario Hydro itself have been addressed. "At this stage the verdict is out on the improvements. I think we still have to see what the results are and that's why a probationary licensing is the route to take" Coun. Brenner maintains the feedback he has been getting from constituents indicates they would prefer only a six - Maurice Brenner See STATION ... Page 3 Inside Editorial.....................................................6 Entertainment .......................................... 21 Sports.......................................................22 Classified..................................................25 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Clessifled 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 IafoSowce 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Anction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 934 + 70 GST = $1 The Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham P. To The World • Saturday presents, PAC. 'Hi I �Fkk-,rA��' 30�SV'ktVF>rbNI-A1 At,&-T()IB1?R 2?1, 1996 - Boy charged as principal seizes knife PICKERING — A 1 ;-vcar-old hog fads weapons - related charges after a public school principal confiscat- ed a knife from a student 'Iliursday D u r h a m Regional Police say a (lien Grine Pub- lic School student was released to his Parents after hcing charrL,cd ,\ ith c;uT.- ing a concealed weapon and posses- sion of a dangerous %capon. Police were called to the school after the principal seized the kitchen knife, which had a 1(1`inch Made. No one Aa,, threatened with the knife. The accused is also under investi- gation for a suspect- ed planned ruhhcr,. which w asn't car- ried out. at a local business. Scrxant Paul «'Lssill sass. BIG SMILE EYE CONTACT Having tun learning the _ Realizes the importance of morttol arts and feeling a contact from social skill good about thawnsett. r development ksssons at Martial Arts Canada Family Centres. SHOULDERS BACK From "noir lessors on CONFIDENCE anatomy and attitude, they They've developed a realize the benenf of good feeling of accomplishment posture and a positive from achieving their goals outlook on life. and feel secure knowing that they can defend themselves but don't haw FREE TRIAL to prove anything. g. )null sec a p—an c Amite m -unceotrstr n load sell -confidence to volar ,held tojnst one month. or your money bacl' MARTIAL ARTS MACENTRESFAM LY FAMILIES GROWING STRONG TOGETHER (905) 839-5000 IN YOUR OWN HOM 19�+- YORK 2001 HOME GYM 5"7s-6 Reg• 299.99 Does not include Pec attachrnent, Shapernate 2001 Abdominal board• • � y ...FOR LESS!: 99 41051 Dipping Station iq not included MEGA MA) 3001 GYM • 210 Ib. weight capacity f •82x26 x77' 84 0090-4 1`1111111F 11 DELUXE MANUA TREADMILL • Manual self -powered • 14 x 46" Reg. 299.99 • 3 position 8e-0039-0 Canadian Tire 01 PICKERING ONLY 1300 KINGSTON ROAD AT LIVERPOOL 839-8017 STORE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Canadian Tire Pickering Only Let us fix your car today & you can pay us down the road* &No Money Down! Idillicolio Payment For 6 Months! eNo Interest For 6 Months! This offer applies to all installed parts and Auto Centre work (including tires) over $100 only when charged to your Canadian Tire Card on approve redit 6 MONTH FREEDOM RIDE YUf Repair your lar now - make no payment, pay no SpAJ N Interest low i months, available on your carradlsn Tire Card. Ask at Customer Servile for compNU details. 97 1300 Kingston Road 905-839-8124 • our licensed. trained technicians use the latest computerized equlpmem to help extend the tread life of your tires. • They will inspect all key components, measure all four wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required, • Installation of rear -wheel shims and squistment extra, it required. Reg. $49.95 Most Cars Trucks/Minl Vans 924.95 SERVICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 P.m_, Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m, p 0 MEGA MA) 3001 GYM • 210 Ib. weight capacity f •82x26 x77' 84 0090-4 1`1111111F 11 DELUXE MANUA TREADMILL • Manual self -powered • 14 x 46" Reg. 299.99 • 3 position 8e-0039-0 Canadian Tire 01 PICKERING ONLY 1300 KINGSTON ROAD AT LIVERPOOL 839-8017 STORE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Canadian Tire Pickering Only Let us fix your car today & you can pay us down the road* &No Money Down! Idillicolio Payment For 6 Months! eNo Interest For 6 Months! This offer applies to all installed parts and Auto Centre work (including tires) over $100 only when charged to your Canadian Tire Card on approve redit 6 MONTH FREEDOM RIDE YUf Repair your lar now - make no payment, pay no SpAJ N Interest low i months, available on your carradlsn Tire Card. Ask at Customer Servile for compNU details. 97 1300 Kingston Road 905-839-8124 • our licensed. trained technicians use the latest computerized equlpmem to help extend the tread life of your tires. • They will inspect all key components, measure all four wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required, • Installation of rear -wheel shims and squistment extra, it required. Reg. $49.95 Most Cars Trucks/Minl Vans 924.95 SERVICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 P.m_, Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m, p P. Station safety ongoing worry for residents in Pickering FROM PAGE 1 month renewal. Coun. Ryan says the safety of the station remains "an ongoing concern in the community" even though there's evidence improvements are now being made. "We don't want to establish a false sense of complacency at the first opportunity by supporting an extended relicensing;" he explains. AECB staff recommended the short-term renewal in August on the basis that insufficient progress has been made in improvements at the station to warrant a longer licence. Barry Parsons, the senior site officer assigned by the AECB to monitor operations at the Pickering nation, noted at the time there was evidence of short-term improvement but that the plant still had "a long way to go" and he wanted to see long-term, steady progress. Pickering wants to be consulted on nuclear issues PICKERING — Town councillors are fed up with being left out of the loop when it comes to matters concerning the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. At their meeting Monday, councillors passed a motion to have the Town send a formal request to a number of govern- ment bodies and agencies dealing with the station, asking them to share their information with the Town. Pickering is now being ignored when those bodies and agencies circulate reports about the station for comment, said Ward 1 Councillor Maurice Bren- ner, who authored the motion. "We usually have been getting reports through the back door on a request basis;' he noted, adding it's "essential" for municipalities which host nuclear facilities to have the opportunity to have input into decisions affecting those facilities. The councillor was prompted to bring his motion forward after Pickering received the first draft of a new provin- cial nuclear emergency plan too late to be able to comment on it. The Town should still be able to comment on later drafts. 'We would like to get these reports at the same time as everybody else;' he said in an interview. "We want to be acknowledged as a commenting body." Pickering's request will be sent to Emergency Mea- sures Ontario, the Durham Region emergency mea- sures office and sev- eral provincial min- istries. . THE NEWS ADVERTISER WERNESDAY, OCTOBER 23,1996 PAGE 3-A We Pay up Engine t0 FREE Shampoo . ,.•..d • 3 =r:=ee::: $100.00 and Car Wash FREE OIL CHANGE Interprovincial 860 Brock Rd. S. a16 Deductible a Auto Glass 420-0834 • Based on Insurance Prices . All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car clean-ups! 860 Brock Rd. S. it Un Pickering., Ont. 837m781 If you spot news in the making. call our newsroom at 683-5110. • Free consultations • Flexible payment plans • Clear braces • Children A Adults • No referrals necessary PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOWER LEVEL . In the food court • Convenient location • Evening A Sat. apple. mailable I• Referrals & walk-ins welcome • All insurance plans accepted • VISA/MC DR. DHANJI • Groat with Kids • No cavity Nub • Free office orientation • laughing gas & sedation • General anesthesia at SGH • French speaking dentist • 24 hr. Emergency Services Available • Electronic claims • Pla area •ICTI Me= PAGE A4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER moi, 19% Contract deal at GM ma or FROM PAGE 1 I'm confident thev'11 he able to rnove into conduct and sends a message to the govern- to GM Canada's $1.4 billion profit last yrlr sourced. Under the deal, the sale of the fah- the future and make a lot of monry:' he says. ment that working people are on the march.- The new deal is expected to be ratified h� rication plant will proceed and fah plant "It's a major acco,rnplishmem for the The agreement reinforces the union's the membership at meetings at various employees will work under the terms of the union. It's a precedent setting agreement position that "prosperity should mean pros- locales in Ontario and Quebec todav and CAW agreement, he says. GNI will offer a that sets a nc\% moral standard for corporate perity for all: • sacs N1r. Hargrove. referring Thursday. buyout to 1,2175 errrplovees at its Oshawa operations 10 � , • � over a six-year period. "But in effect we have kept those (fah plant t johs and the same wages and benefits as GM workers -- the} 'rc M still� y: • • under the °F ' umbrella of the CAW. • • .. says 11r. �� �- � • • Shields. "V1'e -100 0/ Canadian couldn't he happier OWnt'd with the deal. The 6 41 struggle we went through -- they weren't moving on an}thin,•... - M« _ Egg Under the terms ' of the buyout those � eligible for early retirement will be. given a lump sum ♦-g' r' T of 5-12.500. says rlr Hargrove. In addition, the nc\% purchaser of the fah plant till • • • • , • • • , • halve to honor the C.A%Vs agreement - • - • • • • • • • • with GNI. he says. G.1161 negotiator _ —y -i 20 -y• . Dean \lunger sans ��- the deal giNcs the EAR • •: company the t,cxi- bilux it requires to 5- address its distinct ,.� `` �t ,� co mpe"uyc nchavc ,Mattresses^ _ - - Mattress- Sets agreed to pro,� idc realer outsourc-, _ •Twin to- Queen' ing protection for .� '` ,Ott: 1 .,. b% employees but from, -'�C• �,�r Set/!OIYf"'�►, t a\c clarified with • • k an X41, With Y B4 I L, r _ "- • the CAW the -. unique aspects of •`".: our business plan r,r• and developed .. approaches to �0 � � • .�' �, • address them.' R S l -1 • says .10r.r. ,lunger pR � pTECTO in a prepared state �R MATTRE SS ment. EE V1'hile we FREE regret that we were '� 3 D'�pO��� ' not able to reach an 'S • agreement which LING met the needs of p„`O M F1114 the union and the 4` NOT APPLICABLE WIT company without a POSTURE CARE COMFORT SLEEP •� k •• GTV Grp strike, we are Regular support Firm Support 4 pleased that we s „ �� PERM now have reached t $249 59 S 189 XIES' a tentative agree- Double ____...._._._....._1N s« 299 Do•eb_—� __, 2�1 S•1 menta' seo36s oar.•------_-•-- _—zn so, BAYLY' TAUNTON - Mr. Hargrove --.._.______...._....... 9!q Set 619 tf! SM s he's CLEEI�.NTTS z Sabsolutely elated ORTHOELEGANC, ORTHOSUPREME ,. at the outcome of GTM Finn Support GTY Super Fim, s -, p 9 these negotia- ��a"Y g o ' tions," adding St. :499 309Sgt $559 `K "'+A >fw.a aN Catharines axle - y PSkMAlbL�1 plant will remain • _-_-----_-_--..._. Set t�ou1M.__......._....._.._--..._.12Y s«67 open during the ..__.__.._ 109 set 619 01rw,._.......................................... .._......-_.........._...199 $et 71 • • .-:...:. ,. •__.....__._..._.._...........ss9 Seo Ess ............ .......................69D se, , duration of the "i 1114 contract. "I don't believe the this in any way r ` inhibits GM's A Sleep opportunity to • build quality cars, quality trucks and quality parts and ' 0�\ . II " I , I " ..I 1 ' :+ ...1%, .:.: i s ,! i L i", lil i - •F . •.#- I THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., OCTOBER 23, M&PAGE S-A PickeringTown Centre expansion brings eight theatres PICKERING —A new $5 -million state-of- the-art, eight -screen theatre is being built by Famous Players at the Pickering Town Centre to replace the existing three -screen theatre. It will be part of an $8 -million expansion at the mall which is also to include new restaurants and bookstores near the theatre. The 60,000 - square -foot expan- sion is a joint pro- ject of Famous Players and the PTC. "Me Pickering 8 will offer the ulti- mate movie -view - Ing experience in a dynamic, entertain- ing environment;' promises Famous Players Inc. presi- dent Joseph Peixoto in a statement issued by the com- pany. "it will deliver in every way on our promise of 'Big Screen Big Sound Big Difference' with wall-to-wall screens and digital sound technology in every cinema, and more fun in the lobby and at the concession stand" The theatre will also offer a number of other new fea- tures, including automated ticket machines to give customers the option of purchas- ing tickets and con- cession items using their bank and cred- it cards, a high-tech interactive games area, more conces- sion items and an 'island' concession stand designed to make purchasing refreshments faster and easier. As well, all of the cinemas will be wheelchair accessible and equipped with Audex Infrared sys- tems for the hearing impaired. "I am very excit- ed about the com- mitment Famous Players is making to the Town;' says 'Mayor Wayne Arthurs. ' Ibs is a multi -million -dollar building Project, an enhancement to the Pickering Town Centre and a tremendous asset to the movie -going public." The existing Famous Players theatre at the mall will remain in oper- ation while the new theatre is built adja- cent to it. The new facility is scheduled to open in Novem- ber, 1997, when the old screens will close. "We're excited that Famous Players has chosen the Pickering Town Centre for their big theatre complex in the east end of Metro," says d. "It gives a broader range of Jewellery, Watches and Girls' Att EATON'S = 4Dactivities for our customers: ' The new theatre here is part of a plan by Famous Players to add 200 more screens across the country over the next three year s. One DQ)/ Only Thursday, October 24thOFF O U P T5 O selected items storewide Plus, Special One -Day Deals 25% Off 25% Off 30% off Men's. Women's Women's AltiNtla Tops, Selected Cookwar e, and Kids' Socks (excludes Calvin Klein, DKNY and Jockey)30 Extra Y( bff previously reduced Men's and Women's Fashions George Buckles, director of leasing and devel- opment for 20Yc Management, which oper- ates the PTC on behalf of its owner, the Ontario Pension Boar itude Tops Wra 20% off previously reduced Pillows, Matt ress pads, Duvets, Blankets and Bath Shop items Extra 20% off previously reduced Furniture, Floor Coverings and Matt ress sets Bakeware and Wood Kitchen Accessories previously reduced Major Appliances, Vacuums and Home Electronics Unless otherwise stated, savings are on the regular ticketed price. Excludes "2 for" and "3 for" offers, Factory Outlets and Warehouse Stores. Personal Shopping Only. PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,19% Editorials and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Nletmland Community Newsprapter published Wednesdae. Fnday. Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont.1,IS 21-15 TL11(>•M J. wI-ITiTAhZEK Hibhshcr JOANNE: Rt'RGRARDT. Edmx-int'hief BRUCE UANTORR Adventsmg manager STf:S}: H()l'`-lY1N. Stanagtng Editor ALVIN BRO11%1R. Retail advertising manager ARE FAhHOURIE. Ihstribuuon martafcr General: (905) 6S 1 -s110 Classified: (905.663-0707 Circulation: (905) 68;-5117 FAX: MS) 6S'-7363 ENWl:Newsn>,im(a durhamrrews.net On the Intenxt: httpl/www.dudiam- rtews net The News Advemser is a member of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulanms Audit R(rard. Ontario Press Ctxmcil and 0%1MR1 The publisher reserves the right to classitN or refuse am adyttnsement Credit f(w advertisement limited to spare pnLv errtx occupies. Playingprotest at Prepare for the Worst. That's the message Durham Re non commuters are being given this week as labor groups prepare for the so-called Metro Days of Action this Friday when they hope to shut down the city of Toronto. By now you're probably familiar with these protests (they've alreadv held similar events in Hamilton and Peterborough). You've probably seen the images of organized labor cheerfully celebrating their assault on entire urban areas, their grinning vis- ages providing 30 -second soundbites on local news- casts. What you haven't seen -- and what you likely won't see -- is the effect these protests have had on those not even remotely interested in labor's interests. They are the men and women here in Durham Region who won't be able to earn an honest dav's pay on Frida,, because then couldn't catch their tran- sit link, or couldn't cross a picket line, or couldn't drive their usual route because organized labor does- n't like the policies of the provincial Progressive Conservative government. Organized labor will tell us they are shutting down the city to protest the assault on their ranks and because of those damned arrogant Tories. They'll tell us. with all the artificial passion they can muster, that we must all band together for the common good of the people. No one disputes labor's right to assembly and free speech. What is abhorrent, however, is the apparent self-righteous belief in their right to hijack an entire cit, -- at the expense of thousands of others -- so they can protest a duly elected government. Yet the flaw in all the rhetoric lies in the fact that Ontarians voted with their heads and their hearts when they swept the Mike Harris government to power in June, 1995. They voted against the socialist status quo in removing Bob Rae's government from power. They voted for vast change. A lot of people in Durham Region have no interest in organized labor or its aims. Their interest lies in getting an honest day's pay for an honest day's work, in putting food on the table for their families, in mak- ing their way in a tough climate. They are the victims in this sanctimonious protest against government. To respond to this editorial call Injosource at 683-7040 nfosource and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone Overheard... "The ride right now is fun. It's like being on your favorite ride at Canada's Wonderland. You don't want to get off; you want to keep going." -- Pickering Panthers' head coach John Blackburn, on the Metro Junior `.4' Hockey League club's just .Start to the regular season. In their first 10 games, the Panthers are 8-0-2. ♦ Letters to the editor Volunteer road toll only part of firefighters' duties To the editor: I was appalled to read the letter from Kimberley Chapman in the Oct. 9 edition. As the wife of a Pickering firefighter, I resent the fact she had the gall to call the men and woman volun- leering their time for such a worthy cause "irresponsible people who were creating a spectacle". Furthermore, to say she was black- mailed into donating money is ridicu- lous. The fund-raising has and always will be strictly voluntary and no one is ever made to feel they have to give. As for waiting in line for 15 minutes, what's the big deal'' All the money col- lected is being donated to the Ajax - Pickering hospital where people have to wait weeks, and sometimes months, to get medical attention. If she had to get through in an emergency, the firefighters would have helped in any way they could to clear a path for her. The fact that she was sit- ting in a car with groceries is nothing to get worked up about, compared to the good that the funds raised could do. Incidentally, while the fire depart- ment is trained in preventing and putting out fires, it is only a part of their job. They answer calls that come in on the 911 line such as car accidents and boating accidents. They have even had to deliver a number of babies over the years. It is also the fire department which uses the jaws of life to get peo- ple out of trapped cars who surely would die otherwise. I sincerely hope Ms. Chapman never has to take a loved one to Ajax - Pickering hospital. With all the prob- lems in Ontario where hospitals are being closed at an alarming rate, I think every cent raised ikrr our hospital is a godsend. I'm sure i speak for all the families of the Pickering Fire Department when I say keep up the gotxd work. Hopefully next year you will raise even more money for such a worthy cause. Margaret Thompson, Pickering Men miss the point of women's walk To the editor: Re: Anti -violence walk slammed, Oct. 13. I was deeply disappointed to read the Take Back The Night Walk was criticized for the exclusion of men. The suggestion that the walk and the manner in which it is organized pits men against women is outra- geously sad. I applaud Mr. Hayes and Mr. Hemingway for wanting to show sup- port; however, their criticism of the walk shows they missed the point entirely. The walk is tangible evidence of the empowerment of women. It is not a simple protest march as much as it is an opportunity for women to demon- strate that they can safely and inde- pendently walk in the night without the fear of men. I, too, supported the walk. Proudly, my wife and two daughters participat- ed. They ought to be able to take the same walk every night, every day, anywhere. They can't do that yet, but they will one day. Men ought to support women as they tend to their needs, not decide for them how their needs should be met, not when or if they need our protec- tion. The: walk clues not need to change. 'Sten need to change; they need t,. grow sensitive to the many women who have been subjected to team forms of abuse and oppression and allow them to stand on their own. without fear. Ian Hadden, Pickering Stop letting young people hide behind YOA To the editor: Re: Oct. 4 article "Teen Claims Police Brutality" I'm disgusted by the message these parents are sending. The police should be supported unconditionally by the public and the parents. Under the cir- cumstances, (75 to 100 students com- pared to a handful of police officers) it's a wonder nothing more serious hap- pened! And, what if the weapon had indeed been a real gun? It's time our youths took responsibil- ity for their actions. If they have not been properly raised to do so, then their parents must be held accountable. Society has a right to expect safe schools, parks and public places. Teens have a right to gather in public Places, too — to meet their friends and have good times. But not to litter and vandalize! Let's get back to instilling old-fash- ioned valuers in our youth, especially the difference between right and wrong. Stop letting them hide behind the Young Offenders Act! Maureen Schorn, Pickering 1 - P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,1996 -PAGE 7-A * �oC% Fitness �C * i z jC y, * P1C1KF_--j1R1NG Teens Town of Pickering (420.2222 (905) 683.2760 T T y� T Pickering Recreation Complex jC t NOVEMBER 11 to DECEMBER 7,1996 hen you join with a Mend �_ SAVE To -- SAVE $50.00! $50.00 EACH Ji FULL ANNUAL T SAVE 525.00 EACH y DAY ANNUAL �T �E4'HCLU6 SQUASH TENNtS i0U6LE 1t'1 lu amounts of waste which enter the site. The Pickering Recreation Fur further information regarding the closing of the Bruck Wcst Landfill Site. please contact the Town of Pickering Public > ,COmplex... Works Department at 420-4610. � tis ��floitng more for youl The complex now offers an exercise class y RESIDENTS OF P I C K E R I N G for people with Mart -related problems T Starts Tuesday November 5 HAVE YOUR SAY!!! Tuesday and Thursday The Council of the "Down of Pickering wiii be 5:45p.m. to 6:45p.m. holding a public meeting in the Council Chamber at the Pickering Ci��ic Complex, One the For more information, please call splanade, on Thursday, October 24th at 7:311 (905) 831-1711 or (905) 683-6582 H: 11 p.m. to hear comments and suggestion lir receive �uhmissions from individuals or organizations with respect to the 1997 budget. 66, This informal meeting will allow any resident the FBYC opportunity to comment on a wide range of topics Metropolitan Toronto and rc,,arding the 1997 budget and municipal taxation. Region Conservation Authority ('uuncil is anxious to hear if you want present programs maintained or discontinued, if you have td any suggestions for new programs or if you have an} ideas on achieving cost efficiencies in the operation of the Town. If you require additional information with respect to y the public meeting or the 1997 budget, please contact Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at 320-4611. Saturday, October 26th x:00 A.M. SENIOR CITIZENS PARKINGTHI N ER MO `RAIN OR SHINE" SNOW' REbIO�' �L PROGR� NI Dlrin!iG THE N ter mo MONTHS 1, eh Help Clean up unci protect During the winter month., it i. Thr Tuwn of Nickcnng, and the important that the roads he kept �� Frenchman s Bay' by plantlnt; a Notice of Public Meeting Canadian Progress Club clear of parked cars in order for the p� 1i1 y — of the Executive Committee of Council Pickering/Ajax women offers a snowplows and salters to keep the i a� Puffer of red Osier dogwood at T to Consider the Staff Recommendedroads clear This enables esenone Snow Renxnal prugratn fur to et to work, school or other edand in the .South-west Pickering Official Plan Senior Citizens to urban areas destinations a � rirkerwithout problems AQ When: P.M.November 7, 1996 at 7:30 Q�1iD corner of the Bay. * � when: Council Chsnw«s only The program, provides snow Throughout the winter and Review Pickering Civic Complex removal of residential front particularly during a snowfall, IO Join us at the: y One theEsplarrade our car should he eked in your ! T Piekwmg, Ontario walkway, dto the apron and Y F' > I, clearance to the fronUrear 'garage or in your driveway �Q �i'enehman s Bay Yacht Club The Executive Committee of Council will be consider VVehicles that are parked on the * considering a watt ,". entranceway. There is no charge roadway all night will be issued ♦♦pp1�1. 635 Breezy Drive, Pickering recommended Pickering Official Plan at the date. time and Y g 10,1 ,ovation listed above You we encouraged to attend this for this service however as the parking tickets which carry a fine pYp4 '(West side of Frenchman's Bay) �C owe" and provide the eorrrnittee with any cwrrnents that a program is operated using existing " of $38.00. Vehicles that are left on you may have. Following this tniiia g, it is anticipated that ' staff. the roadway for long periods of t esti Town Council will formally adopt a on official Plan in.arty time or interfere with the plowing1416_4Need I�i'e Info... * December. or salting of roads will be towed. OPENINGS ARE LIMITED •` 3 �' * if you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering It is recognized that you will have ' Official Plan, you must make a written request to: Town Clerk TO THE FIRST visitors that may be required to ��e� s_ Town of Pickering, One the Esplanade, Pickering Ontario Ltv 700 APPLICANTS park on the road for short periods 951--6,i y7 For further information please of time and this will be allowed T It a person or public body that tiles a notice of appeal of a contact the Department of Parks unless there is s snowfall and you decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new Pickering p , should then ask your visitors IO Gord McPerSon & Facilities at (905) 4-0-46_4. * official plan does clot make oral submissions at a pudic meeting take their vehicles off the road. 61-6690, Ext. 246 or make written submissions to the Town of Pickering before the �. new Pickering Official Plan is adopted, the Ontario Municipal DEADLINE FOR If you have any questions with Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. respect to parking on streets during Jl `Dike APPLICATIONS - the winter months, please contact p if you have any questions. please contact Catherine Rose at November 16, 1996. the Municipal Law Enforcement 416-367-4288, Ext. 31 t> ( ) 4 aio-4sso extension 2031, tx 905 6si-2760• Div cion at 20-4615 - ._ -xn' ,+W.,-e:w.c�+„@, s.�-.:Q, y, <:m':i�y-*r-�-w t•-,x•�fl--:;^�Pa �a. .. •?84n.:. .y@ys_ .. K;�..;.,;�.:. �.-....-v............ „ >+a�.:....,.... �..,. .....�,_.:. ,.: .-..t. �.a * Council of Oshawa/Durham Durham resents RACQUETBALL The Multicultural a/ p � * ops"�0v- Thurs., Oct. 24 th �c * A Window To The world • Saturday, Oct 26 Not 0 7:40 p.m. - 9:00 peme *��� Pickering Recreation Complex * 11:00 A.M. CENTRE COURT at 831-17fo11 or 3-6582 r details .d. 'e.'!. cis $. �-; �.l�wi. is;`�h'':(: vb'lk'hK�N:..l. ;�tfix4asE_t�Ci.^:.L,�taS'�S�'r.Erf:�I�4..'�+�+S�a•�3"t^',C'2;�".�."�' �`. ':74a1tl�i�. PAGE A-8 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23,19% Around Durham Durham labor move ment joins protest BY BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — Up to 4,000 members of Durham Region's labor movement are expected to take part in the Metro Days of Action protest against the Ontario govern- ment. labor leaders say. The bulk of Durham's involvement is expected to come on Saturday, during a massive demonstration planned for Queen's Park. Unions representing the majority of Durham's educational community — Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federa- tion (OSSTF), Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, Ontario Public School Teachers Federation, and Federation of Women Teachers Association of Ontario — have booked 40 buses for the protest, says Pat Jermey, president of OSSTF Dis- trict 17. "We've been frustrated that the provin- cial government doesn't seem to be listening to the normal channels of consultation and communication;" says Ms. Jermey, adding the teachers' unions "don't seem to be taken seriously" by the government. The two-day protest goes Friday and Sat- urday and some teachers in Metro have indi- cated they won't be in the classroom Friday. But Ms. Jermey expects it'll be business as usual Friday at Durham schools. ON THE RAILS: Labor protest may keep area commuters off the job Friday ❑ Ajax GO station commuters speak out about their plans for upcoming protest aimed at shutting Toronto down for the day AJAX-PICKERING — The Metro Days of Action labor protest on Friday could make getting in and out of Toronto a nightmare for area commuters. People surveyed at the Ajax GO train station Monday found some commuters planning to stay at home rather than attempt the trek between here and the city. Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) employee Joseph Marks is "taking a day off because of the transportation problems" that are anticipated. "I'm putting in for a sick day. It will cost me that credit." The WCB headquarters on Front Street is expected to be one of the protest sites, but Mr. Marks says he won't take part. "I'm not really supportive of it. It won't have any impact on govern- ment policy. "For labor, it's something it has to do. It's part of their mandate, their raison d'dtre," says Mr. Marks, an Ajax resident. Lynn Pender will, take a vacation day Friday from her job at a compa- ny in the Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue area. She normally gets to work on the GO bus but "I have no idea how it will be affected. "It's outrageous. You can't shut down a major city like Toronto. It's crazy. Three million people will be affected. Get with the times. I voted for Harris and my husband's a gov- ernment employee. He did too." Scarborough resident Ian Porter, who travels on the GO train to his new job in Ajax, says the effects of the protest on him are "yet to be seen. It will go right to the last day" before he knows. Mr. Porter has "mixed emotions" about the protest because he'd been locked out of a job in Scarborough while the union there tried to negoti- ate a first contract. "I sympathize (with the labor movement protest). On the other hand, I have a lot of beefs with unions." Ryerson Polytechnical University student Danny Danial says he'll be affected if GO trains are disrupted. Protesters "lying on the tracks" will prevent him from getting to school and other riders "won't be able to go to work. It's pretty terrible." However, retired government employee and former Ontario Public Service Employees Union local pres- ident Ed Gourley says the labor movement must stage the protest to let the Progressive Conservatives know how their cutbacks are affect- ing people. "The Harris government has gone a little too far with some of their policies. We have to let them know to pull their horns in," Mr. Gourley says. He's taking part in the protest and thinks public reaction will be "50- 50. I know a lot don't like it, but something has to be done" "I think it's our responsibility to be doing what we're supposed to be doing that day, but if individual teachers decide to (skip work), it's their right. But to my knowledge that (teacher walkouts) is not happening here" The Durham Regional Labor Council, which is an umbrella group representing 35.0(x) members, has four buses completely booked for Saturday, says president Ken Thibeau. "The big message we want to send to government is 'it's time you talk with labor instead of to labor' and include them in sonic of the decision; .. Pos,,ihk :hanLc,; it) the cmriurtnent standards law, along with changes to employment equity, pay equity, the Work- place Health and Safety Agency and the Harris government's "attack on the social safety network" are among labor's major concerns, says Mr. Thibeau. "We just won't tolerate this; we fought long and hard for some of those things;" says Mr. Thibeau. "We have to show the government we're willing to go to the wire, especially if they're not willing to talk to us." The Canadian Auto Workers are also expected to have a strong presence during the protest. The union has 14,000 members in Durham and the same number in Toronto. Running on full Ajax Mayor Steve Parish filled up between laps during the recant mayor's run to help raise money for the United Way in Ajax and Pickering. Employees from both Town administrations and citizens in both communities have been busy in recent weeks help- ing the annual campaign raise money for needy causes in Ajax and Pickering. Glazier may bill unions for lost wages AJAX — Organizers of the Metro Days of Action protest could be getting a bill from John Piercey for the wages he'll lose on Friday - The self-employed glazier says he'll be out $200 if he can't work because of the protest. "If I take a day off, I don't get paid. If I don't get paid, I'll send them a bill. I'm not one who can afford the luxuries they can afford. The way I'm feeling is more like a hostage. I really don't feel like being a hostage" The Thorncroft Crescent resident and his Ajax father are sub -contractors for a Scarbor- ough glass and mirror manufacturer. Mr. Piercey says he "could be at five different jobs in the course of a day. My day depends on how well I can get across the city" Mr. Piercey's wife Theresa also won't be paid if she doesn't show up for work at a Toronto bank. "This will snowball. If she doesn't go to work, the kids won't go to the sitters and then they won't get paid" the $30 to care for the two children. Mr. Piercey acknowledges that if he sends a bill to protest organizers, they "may laugh, but I want to make my point clear. I agree with their right to protest. But, J don't think holding the city and its citizens hostage is right." Metro Days of Action spokesman Aleda O'Connor says, "Is he going to bill Mike Hams for lost day care spaces, for lost health care fund- ing, for transit cuts? When he has to wait six months for cancer surgery, will he send a bill to Mike Harris? When he's released early from hospital and has to pay someone to come into his home to care for him, he can send a bill to Mike Harris for that." n Uatholic students learning BY CHRLSTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — More than 100 Catholic stu- dents here are learning this week to be leaders in the fight against racism. Students from 14 schools in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa are tak- ing part in SPIRIT (Students Prevent- ing Ignorance and Racial Intolerance Together) 1996 at the Knights of Columbus Park in north Oshawa today through Friday. It's a pilot project designed to height- en the awareness and sensitivity of students from Grades 6 to 9 to issuesl racism and cultural diversity. Sav says Andrea Williams, anti.- racism co-ordinator ALL EASY LIVING PL for the Durham 3.78 L. Region Roman Sears reg. Catholic Separate 33.99 - School Board. 42.99. For three days, Each students act out 16°°- ..cs-cultural firm- riri 2149 ulations" and devel- o, -,a: available op their lea&i-, ip a our torkdale r/ skills, helped by 10fe teacher_ senior high school pupils and 14 community part- ner%. She Says. "A mayor com- ponent of the pro - gra is community partnerships " Durham Region- al Police, the Multi- cultural Council of Oshawa -Durham, Mode for ". the Social Develop- ment Council of Sears by Ajax -Pickering, Michelin. Pickering's race Mud and relations committee snow -rated and Ontario Hydro for all - are sending repre- season sentatives to work driving with the students, especially in who are divided into inclement P' teams of 10 and D I weather. P. matched with a 079000 series P I community partner. Automotive P% Some pests and products and n other members of services nay available in the community are all stores also taking p�- °� activity isa Bamga, a card game v played tournament ,style. Tag is not ROADHANDLER' P maHovwed and player have to find other' ways to commu ni- cm in order to play. Ms. wilhams says the game shows stu- dents how immi- grants to a new country or even new students in an estab- lished school can feel shut out of things. "We may all look the same but sometimes there are subtle rules going oa," she says. Students will In F9 explore their own heritage, act out a brief histo- ry of racism in the world, explore the range of racism from name-calling to genocide, and develop skills to recognize and handle discrim- THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23, 1"&PAGE 9-A g to lead right a ainst racism RS DAYS ination and racial incidents. At the "Our goal is to come up with a plan that is end of the three days, each school team will sit do -able," Ms. Williams says. "We want to sup - down with its community partner and develop port the eradication of racism in society. 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Guest speaker Dawn Rowe, a member of the Hamilton Chapter Board will diu:uss Liv - ML, With Retinitis Pigmentosa. If you wish to attrn.�. :all Jan Labrick at 1-8(X)-461-3331. Il ••:--.�..�...w..�...wwrrm.aau�:.•c.+.:✓.►•�.w•..,y;.-�-�.. -- -.aar.�a�we,.s�.'.a eoa�'P�RY:xir2W�'11�7ft'O�1a r THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OC-170BER 23, 1"6.PAGE I I -A Ein Prosfto Raise a cheer with* Ajax Lions Club this Saturday AJAX -- You can join Ajax Lions Club members as they roar 'Fin Prosit' on Saturday. Proceeds from the club's Oktoher- fest will be used to fund community endeavors. The Oktoberfest event runs from 8 P.M. to 1 a.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. Music will be pro- vided by the KW Golden Keys, a Ger- man band from Klt,;her.er, and the Black Forest Dancers from Whithy, will put on an exhibition of German dancing. There'll be a cash bar and food, includ- ing Oktoberfest sausages. Proceeds from the night of cheer will help the Lions club supply materials for visually- impaired patrons of the Ajax Public Library, spon- sor youth and seniors' activities in the corn - 11 0 0 ] 0 munity, aid Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and organize the annual Santa Claus Parade. Tickets, at SIO a person, can he bought from any, Ajax Lion, Club member or by calling Jim Fair at 427- 6945. GRADEr � EXPECTATIONS LEARNING CENTRE,( CONGRATULATIO`S Durham Board of Education on receivin, the Bertelsmann Award"' Writing Studif Skills #' h: -XI)} (. 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The Women's Rights Action Coalition (WRAC) of Durham wants to hear from women of color, aboriginal females and immi- grant women living in the Region who have Learn to build a home office DURHAM -- Ideas on creating an efficient work space will be offered during the November meeting of the Durham Home and Small Busi- ness Associa- tion. Susan and William Speake of Design Con- nection wiil talk on what does and doesn't work for a home office. The meeting will be held Wednesday. Nov. 20 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the Harmonv Creek Golf Club at 1000 Bloor St. E. in Oshawa. Cost for the events is $IO for members and $15 for non- members. Prior registra- tion is necessary. Call Carmen Kirschling at 905-728-8599 or the association hotline at 905- 728-2899 for more informa- tion or to regis- ter. been abused physically, emotionally or sexual- ly. Participants don't have to give their names and confidentiality will be assured. The focus groups will meet in November to discuss issues related to abuse. There'll be groups in Ajax -Pickering, Whit- by, Oshawa and Clarington. For more information call the WRAC office at 427-7849 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mon- day to Friday. Women calling long distance can call collect. � 7 ,0 U) HURT KIDS Ajax and Pickering area Public High School Staffs need YOUR help. Cuts proposed by the Harris Government WILL affect your child's education. Help Us To Continue to Offer: Z excellent academic programs innovative technologies top quality education for ALL students Z a clean, safe and secure school environment Z special education L= clubs, teams, drama, music and art You can make a difference. Express your concerns. Janet Ecker Duncan Read Ruth Ann Schedlich Jill Hamilton Susan Kular Colleen Jordan John Snobelen Mike Hams MPP Durham West Trustee, Ajax Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Minister of Education Premier of Ontario 1-800-420-0829 1-800-295-3968 1-800-295-3968 1-800.295-3968 1-800.295-3968 1-800295-3968 FAX 1-905-826-4553 FAX 1416-325-3745 This message was paid for by the Teachers of Ajax, Dunbarton, Exeter, Pickering and Pine Ridge Secondary Schools and OSSTF District 17. I ° o THE ' 0 RUSnES I I I I The once a year rust ' proofing that really works! SAVE r9c &S T(L)rrN TN/S COUPON ' 1 Rust Check Application • Oil Spray • Interior Shampoo • Shines • Fabric Guard 1Cou 600 BAYLY ST., PICKEhING 831-2551 .. _ - October 31, 1996 -------------------------J rovide New & Used Computer Systems, Parts, Accessories & Upgrades ammy—Imuo"to, SRI 14'' .28 N.I. $299. 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IrTIM�d - TW NEWS ADVERTISER WMNESDAY, 01C70IFER:23;.iff6 P�t(iS ii}IA' Child care workers not kidding.around in Durham Region BY CHRIS BOVEE enforcement regulations, expanding the maximum Rothman, but Minister Ecker care services and, "Our job is her of groups seeking input DURIIwM GAFF says Laurel Rothman of allowable child care group says her government is not to help support parents in on the Child Care Review. DURHAM -- The provin- Advocates for Quality Child sizes and transferring regula- opening the door to substan- making a decision," she "It was an extremely use- cial government cares more Care. tions to the Ontario Building dard child care. says. ful meeting," she says. about supervising cars than it "There are more govern- Code will needlessly put Parents are using a range Minister Ecker was in "There were a range of opin- does kids, says a local child ment standards on cars that children at risk, claims Ms, of different ways for child Toronto meeting with a num- ions on what we should do." care lobby group, drive our highways than on Advocates for Quality Child Care attempted to drive home their message by towing an old beat -up car to MPPs' offices in Durham Region Friday. Proposed changes being considered by the Province's social services ministry will have a negative impact on child care, they claim. The new proposals, announced in September- will reduce licensing and .1 Elm the children we take care of," she says. Demonstrations by the ad-hoc group, made up of early childhood educators and parents, started their trek at Gordon Street Daycare in Whitby and proceeded to the Pickering office of Commu- nity and Social Services Minister and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, then to other MIPs' offices. 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Ajax Room Ajax Community Centre 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. (Dean open at 7:00 p.m.) Food and driab will be provided at a nominal cam M"iCc, by th&KW (�o-ide v K.eyi $10.00 per person For Tickets contact Jim Fair, 427-6945 or available at the door SEN UI1v�, Walking Shoes UNK SHOW offFor 9.AWt�irSAS 11 . _._IL CbItEOYTSNOg4/ WOMEN'S MENN SLIM B-151 SLIM 6-12 7.15 6-12 XQE 16-1 D Not all alae• t widths available in all otyles- Before you set foot in a pair of SAS Comfort Shoes, on Thurs Oct. 24 let the SAS Reppreaentatsve show You the kind of old- faahsoned craftsmanship that goes into the shoes Then i See the comDlete SAS line of shoes for men and women 1615 DUNDAS ST. EAST Whitbv Mall 728-4197 1'*AMI1LAYFHL VM:AD^VEtt7l>tt Mt"WDIs eCFUBER ", §"@ -1.4 Durham West Liberals like the underdog as Ontario leader AJAX-PICKERING -- Dalton McGuin- ty will be the next Ontario Liberal leader if local Grits have their way. The MPP for Ottawa South was the big winner Saturday when Durham West Lib- erals picked 16 delegates for the party's upcoming leadership convention. He picked up 12 delegates, while the other four are committed to front-runner and York South MPP Gerard Kennedv. Voting was held at the Ajax Kins- men Heritage Centre where 35 peo- ple sought 16 delegate spots and 155 riding members cast ballots. Provincial Liberals will gather at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on Nov. 30 to select a replacement for outgoing leader Lyn McLeod. Dele- gate selection held on the weekend is the first of a two-part process used by the party. About 75 per cent of dele- gates were picked on the weekend while the remainder are selected by the party and include sitting MPPs. MPs from Ontario, riding association presidents and former candidates. Automatic delegates in Durham West are Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. Milton Mowbray and Joe Dickson. Crafty people meet Thursday in Pickering AJAX-PICKERING -- Craft ideas are on the agenda when the Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club meets rhursday. Oct. 24. The group meeLs from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. in Gallantry's Banquet Room on the lower level of the Pick- erine Town Centre. Craft idem will be presented by Marie Fowler of Soft Wonders Fdu- cational Toys. Cost is S5 and S2.50 for first - timers. Free babysitting is available. Call Karen at 427-5.45 for more information. T O In rhe 7ut-s "R" Lis th•er. distributed the week Of -OCE. 20th, an error appeared on the front page Derr Crasher. The Hasbro Cool 10ols Work Bench should have stated... "Savr 40% off our original price. Was $49.99, now 529.98." We apologize for any misunderstanding this may have caused. oFm Ride nhra,8h nse "'an t e d Oroar d ...at EMPIREorchards sit y the fire settle with hot soup & cider & ghost stories i. � Halloween Fun p- Empire Orchards 4550 Middle Rd. Bowmanville 'DAIU - Oct. 25-, 266, rn TIME - 7:36 pm. - last wagoo lYt 6� PRICE - Adults $5.00 Kids $3.00,,, Call Ahead For Group Rates / " 2634161 t axn Mr. Mowbray is the former president of the Ontario wing of the federal Liberal Party and Mr. Dickson is the Durham West riding association president. The 12 delegates for Mr. McGuinty are Donna Dickson, Jim Dickson, Joanna Dickson, Tyler Dickson, Susan Dulny, Aaron Dickson, Dale Breen, Mary Frances Dulny, Frank Law, Terry Breen, Rita Law and Bill Tighe. The four delegates for Mr. Kennedy are Shirley Gawman, Sandi Sullivan, Todd McCarthy and Mark Holland. Delegates are bound to support their candidate of choice on the first ballot, but can vote for whomever they want on sub- sequent ballots. Mr. Kennedv, the former head of the Daily Bread Food Bank, leads the race with about 630 delegates, followed by Toronto area MPP Joe Cordiano, Windsor area MPP Dwight Duncan and Mr. McGuinty in fourth with about 300. 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OF DOG FOOD OR ANY 8kg OF CAT FOOD NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER PROMOTION :1• III MILKBONE DOG BISCUITS 45OG SIZE I ALL FLAVOURS REG. $1.79 FOI 'L i1m:1/ n 11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDIRIMBAT, OCTOBER 2X 1"6 PAGGSJA l f3uG�EFNHEN W'''g INSIOANY �GOpDYpvER�NGp� T ��� �M��ER B11r1« ..1'"Iyu FED BABY i-.._. PriCed a 1 t S500 or ... more until Oct 301967-,., I mwv I JERKY STRIPS ITH REAL MEAT MSL 100g SIZE MSL �TA-,TY I=1 AVOI1RS CALL OR COME IN TO FIND OUT ABOUT DOG TRAINING CLASSES AVAILABLE SPECIALS EXPIRE OCTOBER 3096 PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTLSER, WED, OCTOBER 23, 1996 Old-fashioned supper at Pickering church PICKERING -- Bring your appetite to the 6th Annual Old -Fash- ioned Turkey Supper to be held Sat- urday at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. near Dixie and Kingston Roads. The menu will include turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas, corn, carrots, beverages and a selection of home-made pie for dessert. Sittings are at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 per adult while children under 10 dine free. To reserve tickets call 839-7271. Pumpkinville in Ajax runs this Saturday AJAX -- A downpour cancelled last Saturday's Pumpkinville, so it will be staged this weekend. TheAjax parks and recreation department has rescheduled the pro- gram to this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Paulynn Park. Events planned include pumpkin carving, a haunted house, children's games, a witch's maze, face painting, a fortune teller, a barbecue and marsh- mallow roast Paulynn Park is on Ravenscroft Road between Rossland and Taunton roads in north Ajax. Admission is free but there's a nominal fee for some activities. Call the parks and recreation department at 427-8811 for more information. Curtains to be raised on Kids on the Block DURHAM -- Kids on the Block - Durham Region is getting ready to raise the curtains soon for children here at home. This unique, educational program uses life-sized puppets to bring an awareness of different disabilities and social issues. "Ibis year we have two troupes, one which will visit local schools and the other will be performing for am brdY DWscout noupes," said Kather- ine Henderson, bookings co-ordina- tor. "'Ibe day troupe will be perform- ing on Monday mornings and their presentation will include the topics of diabetes, visml impairment and our new 'siblings' program," she says- wM group going out on Tuesday evenings will focus on epilepsy, spina bifida and streeWoofing- Both groups do all three topics in a performance which lasts between 30-40 minutes." The Kids on the Block/Durham Region program has been in the area for over 10 years. if interested in receiving further information on this ton -profit educa- tional organization, or to book a per- formance, call Katherine at 655-5680. 0 11 • ent ,�7 ,..,- Everything you need to tidy up, r fix up and spruce up ,your home, inside and out. From home A improvement and renovation ideas to special goods and services, y. home style and design inspiration. t Come to our place and get great new ideas for yours. i MOnda to SunOARWNK%09 ,V y y 4AWA .............. n OVER 200 STORES AND WAVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. 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Sessions include: " Iatc;ty c managetrtent of odors and bio -aerosols * Pro, incial regulatory updates * Incorporating quality assurance and process control * Building markets for compost * Success stories on backyard. on-site and centralized composting initiatives By promoting grasscycling and its emironmental benefits, the Pickering works department and councillors reduced the amount of' yard waste mate- rial collected for processing by approxi- mately 40 to 50 per cent while at the same time providing more frequent and convenient collections of other yard waste. It's hoped our communities will send a representative to attend the Compost- ing Council's conference in order to learn about 1\1uskoka's new facility and other existing projects that will further divert organic waste from landfill and save tax dollars. This Bracehridge facil- it), by Compost Inc., which opened Oct. I1, has an annual capacity of 10,000 tonnes, and will serve the organic waste management needs for the residential, industrial. commercial and institutional sectors in the Patty Sound, Bracebridge, Muskoka and Haliburton areas. For conference registration, call 416- 535-0240. 000 On Oct. 26, from I I a.m. to 3 p.m., Pickering's Highbush Public School will hold a large garage sale along with its fun fair. Donations of children's clothing, toys, games, books, puzzles Durham MS Society hosts Fall Fling AJAX -- The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Durham Region hosts its Fall Fling fund-raising dance and you're invited out for some fun. It takes place Friday, Oct. 25 at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. Tickets are $10 per person and available at the MS office at 375 Finley Ave., Ajax. Call 686-2581 for more informa- tion. and other garage sale items are wel- come. This is an opportunity for you to support Highbush in a reuse event. Highbush (839-5289) is at 605 Strouds Lane. 000 Both Ajax and Pickering have yard waste pick-up until Nov. 22. In Picker- ing, residents can put out leaves, etc. in clear bags and hampers (no grass clip- pings) on garbage day. In Ajax it's on Blue Box day. 00❑ Coming Event: Oct. 28, 7:30 p.m. Uxbridge Public Library: A discussion on pesticide -related illness and injury by Scugog's Green Team and the Pesti- cide Action League. Call 905-852-9738. PICKERING CIVITANS t0 dost NEW MEMBERS DINNER Civitans club will :'MEMBERS hosting their first THURSDAY, OCTOBER ROSEBANK COCKTAILS being guests out this out service organization are asked to call Terry James at (905) 839-8890. . •, �.• s,=.1[,7►.'�.'�1�a•1}y�sa7•s�y.r.�.�,f-V1�i•re•)•;r �;r-�J.r�,+.•� Durham shelter workers DURHAM -- A local company is showing a lot of heart. Durham Start -a -Heart, with financial assistance from the Durham Real Estate Board, is lending a hand to Denise House, home for Durham area battered women and their children. Twenty-five front line staff at Denise House will receive CPR training at half the cost. An independent company, Durham Start -a -Heart operates in conjunction with the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The Durham Real Estate Board donated 40 per cent of the $50 -per - person cost. Durham Start -a -Heart will cover next week DURHAM -- A local group representing injured workers holds its nominations and elec- tions next week. The Durham Region Injured Workers Inc. organization holds the elections Oct. 30 at 7 p.m- to select a new board or directors. Paid-up members io the region are urgently requested by officials to attend and par- ticipate in this democratic and open process. _ The meeting is being held at Steelworkers Hall, 115 Albert St., Oshawa. CORRECTION NOTICE For our 40 page Sears Today flyer (Sale dates: Oct. 21-27,1996) On Page 25: The copy incorrectly reads: Save $62 Glider and Ottoman #44331 The rx,P1r should read: Save $62 Glider Each $237 Ottoman is on sale for $99 We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused our automers. Sears Canada Inc. ANNOUNCING Carlson Wagonlit Travel OUR NEWEST EMPLOYEE Y t9! i 4 Lorna Bates and the staff would like to welcome Jill Tdnesr She will be Providing quality service for all corporate, leisure and cruise vacations. DURHAM CENTRE 135 HARWOOD AVE., N., AJAX, ONT. TEL: (905) 683-8411 .��_.�._..._ .....w xWi.•WLYM7: Y:. uu:::i'A. 'r'..4 6L VM rrhl.. 4.4 t• -t r. aA..•,.•s:.1,AJi! !i-I.1.411r/1!4i! tij,.-.ti14,11; THONEWS ADVERTISER, WED„ OCTOBER 23,•1996 -PAGE 19-A get jump start on start -a -heart 10 per cent and The Denise House will pay the remaining cost. Dave Speed, a full-time firefighter, started the company as a part-time ven- ture. He and his wife Barb, who live in Whitby, have been operating the company for almost one year. 1' As a firefighter there have been many times he's come across accidents were "early CPR could have given a victim a chance at survival. "Without oxygen the brain starts to die within four to six minutes," he says. The training will take place over three days, beginning Oct. 24. Donations for this training is "very appreciated," says Deborah Koper, chil- dren's program co-ordinator at Denise House. She says it's important for staff at Denise House to be fully trained in CPR and adds yearly refresher courses will continue. need to wait for a sale." SMARTLEASE PURCHASE u mond,, � :G Tpntlfi plus J ♦.•w -Im �w Plus -r•.Gnr 1nt0 -Mumma r --�+� �m Sedan as low as $16,9".* rear spo:kr 2.2 litre engine - dual air bags 15- steel wheels mud guards • 5 speed manual transmission body side mouldings relining front bucket seats with easy entry passenger seat • 4 -wheel ASS 1 SA shown. 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The foundations invest the dona. tions, spending only the interest oft the investments to fund worthy caus. es such as community youth activi. ties, arts and culture, health and well. being, education and training, recre- ational and environmental projects. "If people are living in this area. raising their family in this area: when they have dollars to give they give them here or else it will become cul- turally starved," explains Gale Moss - man, vice-chairman of the Communi- ty Foundation for Durham Region. "This has good potential for people who have a bias for philanthropic thinking." she adds. "It's a new concept to Durham Region. Quite often they (founda- tions) are single community-based organizations. But, in this area it works better on a regional level. You get better people on the board and the issues are regional." Each new contribution takes a vear of investing before it can earnthe interest which will be used for endowments. Durham's foundation was only created in 1994 so to date there have been no release of funds although Mrs. Mossman says the requests for donations have been plentiful. She says one of the founda- tion's goals this year is to make at least one minor endowment from the fund which currently sits at around $22.000. Other goals for the coming year will include a focus on drawing cor- porate sponsors to the foundation, education and fund-raising partner- ships with other charitable organiza- tions. Across Canada there are more than 60 community foundations including the most successful, the Vancouver Foundation, which last year approved grants worth over $25 million from assets of more than $425 million. In a community more comparable to Durham, The Hamilton Community Foundation, founded in 1954, distrib- uted endowments worth $460,000. from assets of over $11 million. For individuals who would like to give something back to their commu- nity, Mrs. Mossman points out you don't have to be wealthy to make a worthy contribution. A transfer of real estate, small yearly contributions, insurance policies or endowments left in wills are all ways philanthropists of any means can make a gift. On Saturday, Nov. 9 the founda- tion is holding its first awareness event; a gala at Camp Sam ac in Oshawa that will include a dinner and special "Proud to be Canadian" theme program. The evening starts with cocktails at 6 p.m. including a wine tasting sponsored by Ocala Winery from Port Perry and music by the Bach Porch Trio. 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Gardening advice from Canada's gardening expert. LARRY EASTO ... -How to succeed in Your home business.- wE ;' Win a $3,000 �" � Cert3t?cate fr 4.00 off/couple 100 off/person Admission: $8.00 Adults -- $ 5.00 Seniors Not valid with ocher discounts om -CUP AND SAVE Markham Home & ENTER TO WIN= Renovation Show A CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR 2 I Including Airfare I Show Hours: Courtesy of: A I R CANADA FRI. OCT: 25 10 am - 9 pm APENIA IlN r ■ Q CH 1 0 N 1 SAT. OCT. 26 10 am - 8 pm Cut" W DAYS OF MAirOtAM m ROYAL T CARIBBEAN• SUN. OCT. 27 10 am - 5 o t o o� t w uBE" ment+M m luta w j ntertainment THE NEVW'Ak)V1t* 'lf Wli VPE MESDA'M; 0C#VMrlC ttt3,t79l� *AG>g`21'.4 f'� Oct. 23 1996 Festival Players present Halloween'AJAX -- Festival Player fun for the family thl s Saturday present a little magic and make-believe in their first concert of their second sea- son at Pickering Village United Church Saturday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. Abracadabra features Mozart's Magic Flute Over- ture, Arthur Sullivan's When Night Wind Howls from Ruddigore, Vilja; the Witch in the Wood from Concert -goers who dress in Halloween costumes will be eligible for prizes. Tickets for this concert and subscriptions for the entire series can be bought at Mastermind Educational in the Pickering Town Centre or by calling 471-6926. Sub- scriptions and single tickets can also be purchased at the door (cash or cheque only). Single tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students. Subscriptions for the full series are $48 for adults, $40 for seniors and students. Discounts are avail- able for groups of 10 or more. Sub- scription brochures are also available at Pickering, Ajax libraries. Refreshments from Little Austria Cafe will be avail- able before the concert and during intermission. The church is at 300 and Whitby Open 7 Days A WWeek 1.rhar's Merry NEW STYLE \��idow; and the � ickcd Crunch RESTAURANT \L'itch from fiumperdinck's Prelude to Hansel ,ind Gretcl. Baritone Gary I aulkncr of Ajax Seafood Dinner Buffet includes Lobster, Crab' Shrimp, Mussels Mon. -Thur. $0.9 :nd 1996 Picker- Fri, Sat, Sun.$11.99 ng Rotary Music „ K,n s 1 cstiyal star For Pick-up or Delivery Y ,oprano Leslie \nn Bradley from Port Perry will sing selec- 'ions from Andre" Lloyd Wchber's Phan - 1,)m of the Opera and 'rhe Young Singers of Ajax ,onducted by Anna Lynn Mur- phy w ill also per- form. A medley I the fantasy horror movie Jurassic Park. Canadian com- poser Bobby Her - riot's whimsical Fairy Tale, and the famous Tov SNmphony attrib- uted to Havdn, With a number of � oung people playing the toy instruments, will round out the pro- gram. EATERY OPEN EMERY DAY go a,lll. 509-9876 375 Kingston Rd. YOU GAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT NOPE Breakfast Special (D*) $2 79 Luncheon Specials Daily $595 TWO CAN DINE FOR $13 49 (Every Day of The Week) EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Everything on ow menu (after 6:00 p.m.) TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE 159 r rson Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 . � myck ALws 4vailable: Private 7joomr j)r christeninpc, Ittleddin�'Receptions or any Special!E7!rjt • 'f. veryday r 1'c . SPY • CRISPIN • MACOON • RUSSET RED & GOLDEN DELICIOUS & MORE $4" SAVE $100 MILD, MEDIUM, OLD CHEDDAR CHEESE s4" Ib. 1.O9 100 GRAM -Pies • Bakery • Fudge • Apple Cider • Milk • Ch • Honey • lams • Frozen Foods m APPLE MARKET 4425 Thickson Rd. N., Whitby • 655-4130 OPEN DAILY TIL 7PM Expires Oct 29/96 Church St. N. in Ajax. Meanwhile, Festival Play- ers need volunteers for ushering, puh- licity, fund-raising and other activities. A Fine Dinir� Restaurant K.CW— aa. 7 8 L= � �.,, - ' 1305 Pickeriniz Pk"N. fat t.icerpimh Call 471-6926 if you're inter- ested in helping out. One Year In Pickering on November 1, 2, 3rd We Celebrate'. 'Watch For Details MIaE` i►•7� 1 'IV�W'g+1i1tV'�lTl .'R'V I�.S'RI►11«OC71fi)B�t33,19% Pickering Power PICKERING — The Pickering Power under -13 rep girls' indoor soccer team won its regular season opener, downing Scarborough United F.ightning 2-1 recently. Teams play in a competitive league at the Richmond Greens Sports Complex in Richmond Hill. The facility offers it 35-bv- 55-yard antro turf field which provides fir a ta.st-paced game. The two squads were locked in a score - Got a score? Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110. Fax L____683-7363. -:__....St. Mary grounds Henry .Hawks in junior football PICKERING — The SL Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs jurnor boys' football team beat up on the luckless Henry Street High School Hawks of Whitby Mursday afternoon. The first-year Monarchs had dm it offensive game in high gear as they posted a runaway 28-0 victory over winless Henry Street in a Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic league game at the Whitby school. St Mary got touchdowns frau Marco Glavic, Marcos Iriarte, Lucas Witkowski and Phil Eloehaney. Kicker Joe Carabetta nailed all four converts. The win improves the Monarchs' league record to two wins and two losses m their battle with Ajax's Denis O'Connor and Pickering High School for the fourth and final playoff berth. .I, St. Mary plays its final regular_ season contest against the Pickering ,IF h School Tirojans Friday, Ods 25, 19 2 paL at Doubmton High Scholl. Another curling season sweeps into Annandale By JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO THE NET'S ADVERTISER AJAX — The curling season has begun in earnest at the Annandale Curling Club. Both experienced and new curlers were welcomed to the club, with the competitive men's league hosting a warm-up night while the mixed teams went straight into league play. The club's annual curling clinic is slated for Saturday, Oct. 26 from 9 am. to 3 p.m. Qualified instructors will teach novices and experienced curlers who want to improve their skills. There is a nominal charge for the clinic and lunch is included. In the evening, Annandale will host its open house, starting at 8 p.m. A curling tradition, the Investors Group Trophy Bonspiel, is now headed for its 92nd continuous edition. The event has the distinction of being the old- est continuous bonspiel in the world. It is scheduled to get under way Jan. 11, and sign-up sheets are now in the hands of club reps. <4'Pq.'1vi�ls�+.-wor�aw- under -13 girls strike Lightning less tic after the first period. The half was marked by some brilliant goaltendit— by both netminders. Jennifer Peio! was flawless between the pipes. Jaclyn Prohaska nearly hit the mark several times fir Pickering. Scarborough scored the first goal earl% in the second half. Pickering's first break came late i the second half with a direct kick being awarded deep in the Scarborough end. Danielle Tanner drove a well -directed :ick past the Scarborough goal- keeper to tic the game. With min- utes lett to play. Tanner struck again on a well-placed pass by Olivia Joan Lim. That scaled the win as the Pickering defence irned it up a notch to thwart any last-minute attempts at it tic. P in soccer opener Pickering team members are Tabia Charles, Adriana Cornacchia, Sarah Gearing, Natasha Kajganic, Olivia Joan Lim. Adele Lusky, Kelly McNabney, Sarah Mettler, Kate Middlebrook, Jennifer Pcios, Diana Petersen, Jaclyn Prohaska, Megan Rooney. Kristine Sung, Danielle Tanner and Jacqueline White. The team is coached by Bob Tanner and Richard Sung. Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser Z� Sports now on the Internet www.durhamnews.net Sinclair Secondary School s Eryn Ramsey drives past Pickering High School's Julia Rick during Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics midget girls' basketball action Monday at the Whitby school. Sinclair won 60-33. photo by A.J. Groen Please recycle this newspaper �APPLICATIOIIIS FOR MILNAGERS OF Tim FOUANM AWBA A RFMMM TEAMS FOR TIE 107 SEASON N= SM ACOM BOYS' REP TEAMS: T -Ball; Rookie BaU; Mie & Maj Mosquito; Mie & Maj Peewee; Mia & Maj Bantam; Midget; Juvenile; (No Junior Team this year) GIRLS' REP TEAMS Mosquito Girls (ages 10 - 12); Bantam Girls (ages 13 - 15); A - Junior Girls (ages 16 - 21) A ALL MAMMM OW PM COACHW LEVEL OIIE ^ illbnsl0d pwdo who tiro61 t oswiind to the dI I of all Odbead pl�+n stModd alpw M INMfM16 OIL11' a or Mfon Nottttw m 1,19K PINa indads jtotlr ' - -,, .r of Gow d* & yow � wiw your apple on i and w AAAI[ alAA I M 110 E ASESAU ASMC1A1 M EA. = In. AM LU X2 EQM MII lNINK EW M Chartered Financial Planner James Schofield, B.A., C.F.P., Branch Mgr. Mutual Funds, GICs F • Stcxk,, Bond,, RE.IT"s PLANVEST • Ldc In,urancc Planning; F1%A%C1A: [1Ncpwkn1n • '1':lx &, Fs[ate Planning; • Profcsslonally' Dircctcd RRSP Programs Consulting for Corporate Retirement Programs, Pensions & Group RRSP's for a FREE Consullation Old Kingston Rd, Suite 10 god FIr Interuet: JAMI ;orner of Old Kingston Road & Elizabeth Street in TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG l 72 King St, W. 372-4744 [ Saturday do Evening 3 Appointments available. JAMES It.. YANCH Panthers enjoying • the ride By Al. RIVE'171' Plavmg the Tigers at the Aurora SllORIS kt.iN)knx _ Community Centre. the Panthers broke PICKERING — It doesn't get through for the first goal of the game much better than this. when Chris Hunter tallied at the 12 - The Pickering Panthers, through minute mark of the second stanza. !heir first 10 games in Metro Junior 'A' Aurora tied the contest with 1:41 Hockey League regular -season play, remaining in the middle stanza and �3. are a sterling 8-0-2, taking I S out of' 20 neither team was able to break the j possible points to the process to remain deadlock in the final period. atop the league's East Di, ision. In Friday night's contest at North The Panthers came off arguably York',, Centennial Arena. the Panthers their toughest week of hocks% — all on led 3-2 after the opening frame and ,• the road — emerging unscathed and extended their advantage to 6-2 after remaining unbeaten so far this season. two perio ds of play. Pickering added ' Pickering edged the Thornhill two more in the third. Islanders 3-2 last Monday. crushed the Hunter led the way with a pair of North York Rangers 8-3 Friday and markers, with single goals to Matt played to a 1-1 draw with the undo- Jenkins, Jason Brown, Graham Horne, tented Aurora MM -ma Tiers Sunda%. Dan Cioffi and Derek McNamara, his The hockc% gods continue to smile tint of the season. upon the Panthers and reward them ti>r Daniel Jacques, the rookie %vun- �- their plucky play. But, most of all, the derkind who's been one of the major - 1 players are brimming with confidence. reasons for the Panthers' quick star. the kc% ingredient in what has been a was in net fur both weekend contests great ride for a rejuvenated franchise and continued to frustrate cnent% • Bearing down which has had more than its share of bad seasons in the recent past. shouters. The Panthers travel to Markham to "The ride right now is lun; says meet the Waxers on Friday. They Panthers' head coach John Blackburn. return home fur a date with the Port on the basket "It's like tx:ing on your favorite ride at Hope Buzzards at the Pickering Canada's Wonderland. You don't want Recreation Complex on Sunday at 7:30 to get off: you want to keep going." p.m. Sinclair Secondary School s Eryn Ramsey drives past Pickering High School's Julia Rick during Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics midget girls' basketball action Monday at the Whitby school. Sinclair won 60-33. photo by A.J. Groen Please recycle this newspaper �APPLICATIOIIIS FOR MILNAGERS OF Tim FOUANM AWBA A RFMMM TEAMS FOR TIE 107 SEASON N= SM ACOM BOYS' REP TEAMS: T -Ball; Rookie BaU; Mie & Maj Mosquito; Mie & Maj Peewee; Mia & Maj Bantam; Midget; Juvenile; (No Junior Team this year) GIRLS' REP TEAMS Mosquito Girls (ages 10 - 12); Bantam Girls (ages 13 - 15); A - Junior Girls (ages 16 - 21) A ALL MAMMM OW PM COACHW LEVEL OIIE ^ illbnsl0d pwdo who tiro61 t oswiind to the dI I of all Odbead pl�+n stModd alpw M INMfM16 OIL11' a or Mfon Nottttw m 1,19K PINa indads jtotlr ' - -,, .r of Gow d* & yow � wiw your apple on i and w AAAI[ alAA I M 110 E ASESAU ASMC1A1 M EA. = In. AM LU X2 EQM MII lNINK EW M Chartered Financial Planner James Schofield, B.A., C.F.P., Branch Mgr. Mutual Funds, GICs F • Stcxk,, Bond,, RE.IT"s PLANVEST • Ldc In,urancc Planning; F1%A%C1A: [1Ncpwkn1n • '1':lx &, Fs[ate Planning; • Profcsslonally' Dircctcd RRSP Programs Consulting for Corporate Retirement Programs, Pensions & Group RRSP's for a FREE Consullation Old Kingston Rd, Suite 10 god FIr Interuet: JAMI ;orner of Old Kingston Road & Elizabeth Street in TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG l 72 King St, W. 372-4744 [ Saturday do Evening 3 Appointments available. JAMES It.. YANCH PORTS inor atom Raiders fail to get AJAX -PIC — The Ajax - ;kering Raiders minor atom `AAA' rep ckey team had some tough luck at the ;ent Peterborough Kawartha Early Bird lallenge Tournament. Despite going undefeated and ding divisional play with a better int total than other division win- rs, the Raiders failed to qualify for final of the event. The Raiders did, however, play :11 enough to earn the consolation ampionship at the tourney, edging gin -Middlesex 2-1 in the final. ax -Pickering goalie Paul Benson t only made timely saves, but ;isted on Shawn Coultice's third- riod marker which turned out to be game winner. Brent Small had other goal for the Raiders, assist - by Kyle Tate.' Ajax -Pickering started the event.:. ainst host Peterborough. The iders recovered from a slow start earn a 5-5 tie. Brett Connolly )red twice, with Matthew Carroll,- tall and Kyle Cunningham adding igles. Assists went to Jason finder, Connolly, Tate, Joey ;Cohn, Michael Rocca, Coultice, ttthew Thrift, Carroll and Small. The Raiders tied Guelph 2-2 in second game. The minor atom iders were unable to capitalize on 'ensive chances to break the dead - ;k. Patrick Milne and Carroll Close win and tie in Ajax women's basketball one/ AJAX-PICICF MG — The Ajax fies Recreational Basketball ague kicked off action at Highbush Milk School in Pickering last dnesday, wide a draw and a close In the opener, Glenn's Auto Service and Tudor Amus played to a 4646 tie. Anne AmWhitehead led the way for Glenn's WAuto with 14 ponds, followed by Zabr+ee McIntosh with 13. Kevin Morison and Mary Jane Huh both netted 12 for Tador Amos. In the second game, the Bank of Montreal scaled a narrow 40-35 vic- tory over Dakota Bob's . Lori Lomberg hit for 14 points for the bankers while Lai Fleming sank nine. Dakota Bob's leading point get- ter was Joanna Reardon with 14, while Debi Bonar chipped in with nate. League players reside in both Ajax and Pickering. " ' TMNL+M ADS *7M OClOdF.*Z 2lWlA(E?3A Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. scored, with assists to Rocca with two, Coultice and Craig McDonald. In the third game, the Raiders were full value for a 3-2 win over Detroit Little Caesars in a fast -paced showdown. the worm at Early Bird tourney Carroll, Small and Cunningham scored, Chinguacousy. Rocca, Milne and Carroll with assists to Carroll and Ryan Annesley. scored while Annesley, McColm, Coultice In the fourth and final round-robin and Small added assists. Goalie Bryan contest, Ajax -Pickering broke a third- Eustace turned in a strong game between period 2-2 tie to earn a 3-2 victory over the pipes. Life comes with enough nasty surprises, so we won't give you any on your final bill. 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Lifetime national warranty covers brake padsishoes for as long as you own your vehicle PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for less. See dealer for details. ?Applicable to most GM vehicles. Excludes platinum plugs. PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for less. ttAppkes to 85-91 SafaNAstro Van with 6 cylinder 4.3 hire engine including AWD. PST and GST extra. Dealer may sell for less. PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,19% SPORTS Cross-country Cheetahs dominate warm-up meet for provincial run-off DURHAM — The Brooklin Cheetahs 10th, Blake Freeman 11th, Brad Dyment Lumsden fifth, Holly Kelly 10th, Nicole Spiros Tsiopoulos 14th. cross-country teams had another fine 20th. Anthony Tsiopoulos 23rd. Sorichetti 12th. Sr. Girls (second overall): Alicia Kaye showing at the Oshawa Legion Track and Atom Girls (first overall): Heat:.er Mann Senior Boys (third overall): Peter seventh, Lesli Scott eighth, Ashley Field Club Meet at Enniskillen second. Kristen Scott third, Courtney Stafanovic 11th, Andrew Bruce 12th, McCarl ninth. Conservation Area on the weekend. Four Cheetahs' teams — which include runners from Ajax and Pickering — came away as champi- ons. Two squads placed second and one third. The provincial championships are a mere two weeks away and all run - R U C K S I R ners arc continuing to improve. Team and individual results: Mite Boys: Ben Sawver second. Evan Tsiopoulos sixth. Mite Girls (team finished first over- M I I TO LAST9 all): Carley Dart first, Katie Ilott second. Kailey Jasper third. Tvkc Boys (first overall): Willie Macavelia first. Matt Menear fourth, ' U T T ,Daniel tiaccarato sixth, Kvlc. ' PR I C I S I R O'Brien seventh. Andrew Dement ninth. Scott Hunt 15th. Kyler Carson 17th. Tyke Girls (first overall): Chantel Smith third. Kristen Varlev fifth, ' 1 3 1 amir Alicia Julian seventh, Jillian Godfrey eighth. Janine Bolton 10th. Sarah McLaughlin 11th. Heidi Schell 12th, Jessica Ilott ' 13th, Kim Ascott 14th. Linda 96 GMC JIMMY 399 Ledwidge 21st. Atom Boys (second overall): Brendan Bowes fifth. Mark Duffield a m Minor novice '--�'- �� " - 9 n - . _ per monthl36 months with onl2140 y , down Raiders romp over two hockey foes AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax Axemen minor novice 'AAA' Raiders rep hockey team blasted two opponents in Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league play last week. The Ajax -Pickering -baud squad romped over Whitby 9-2 on Oct. 11. Robert Bentley opened the scoring for Ajax -Pickering 13 seconds into the game, with the second goal, by Jason Dale, coming just 56 seconds into the opening frame. Bentley and Dale went on to score two goals apiece. Other scorers were Chris Chappell with two, Lee Morris, Andrew Wilkens and Kyle Speers. Adding assists were Morris with two, Chappell, Kyle Neadles, Ryan Dawe and Bentley. The Ajax -Pickering novices also dominated their league tilt against Oshawa 10-3. Bentley and Dale each notched a hat trick to lead the way for the Raiders. Dawe connected for a pair of markers, with singles to i Morris and Wilkens. Assisting were Speers with two, Bentley, William Mitchell, Chappell, Daniel Prebble, .Paul Galea, Lucas Labelle and Wilkens. Raiders' goalie Colin Dobson played well in both contests. The Raiders' minor novices own a league record of three wins, one loss and a tie. The team is coached by Larry Labelle, assisted by Mike Rawn. The trainer is Craig Wiles and the man- ager is Jennifer Labelle. 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Near Hwy Car re- quired Must be fluent ,n English Raved advance- ment for hard workers Call Monday 905.427-6926 .rte.-•ia ti ,g..:+Eroi���t!aR•a!k",��N�' � c1E'rs"''�.t�s�" swv- «.,::..; .�.rai'al;�>.It'`�'e?':1g` "..?.�! „-.;+i.�+«silt'ut1$fli(rr'!L!':i7F.F^'.e',,,.-•,w+w"Ma'�f�,at:rdEiti'"•r++e w _ r�yr, - - - - - - - PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,19% Career M, Career M, Career JE General JMI General IM, General Office Saks Help/Saks Help/ Training Training Training Help Help Help , Help ` Agent , Agent NAIL TECHNICIANS SECRETARY NEEDED. for Tailor/Seamstress Legal office, good typing needed for retail skills some experience with a store in the 11TC; to litigation helpful Deliver start immedientll,, resume in person to the of- fice of D.J Balena. 110 Muse in mens rid Hunt St. Ajax. Ask for Wen- dy 905-683-9601 ladies alterations GROW WITH US Call Vavielle atM:He*:[p Saks Our sales team in Durham Region will 905-831-5153/Agents be expanded. We seek self -motivated and highly ambitious persons who are TUPPERWARE free interested in establishing a professional week High commissions. At INCOME. Sales ShceS and marketing Caf@@f Wlth the flexible hours. great Rep.'s required, no experi- 'Perks'. tons of fun. Call encs necessary, no door Opportunity for Continued personal h d n -n Estheticians and R M T NOW, Eileen Williams knocking, no cold calling, growt an expo SIO . DRIVING iNSTRUCTOP MODERN SALON �,Alax,. ole b 4 yr old ECE and neectec Must have mini- reo,, res experienced 5tyl own transportation pre. mum 4 years teaching ex ist Also, rental char avail- ferrel Pickering area 839- perience and late mode able Please call Pat at 6124 ,ar with dual brakes Call 683-7821 Shane's Professional Onv- NEW concept in advertis er Training System 686- HANDY PERSON - Ing sales requires self mo - '878 (Guard Ami Sales) Qualified leads provided WE ARE OFFERING - space for rent. Leave mes- ff n,Generalff Help no General Help Support: General Help sage days 985-9287 . after 6 and weekends 432.0547 Full training program, protected territory, We're looking for modern, day Only call 905-427- advertising. up-to-date hairstylists for 9938 NANNY live -out for 1 yr DRIVING iNSTRUCTOP MODERN SALON �,Alax,. ole b 4 yr old ECE and neectec Must have mini- reo,, res experienced 5tyl own transportation pre. mum 4 years teaching ex ist Also, rental char avail- ferrel Pickering area 839- perience and late mode able Please call Pat at 6124 ,ar with dual brakes Call 683-7821 Shane's Professional Onv- NEW concept in advertis er Training System 686- HANDY PERSON - Ing sales requires self mo - '878 (Guard Ami Sales) Qualified leads provided WE ARE OFFERING - (905)831 -9707 Start at $1600/mo . Earn up • House • Cleaning WANT TO BE YOUR OWN to 510.000/mo Car re- Support: BOSS'7 Studio S K O wired Interviews on Mon- Full training program, protected territory, We're looking for modern, day Only call 905-427- advertising. up-to-date hairstylists for 9938 Income: chair rentals Please appry �n 108 Dundas DRAPERY Store needs Potential for a professional income well person St W, Whtiby or call 430- window covering designer above average - commission basis 9397 Part-time position. 2 or 3 Saturdays per month Plus RECOGNITION - SECURITY M1 Office some outside sales. Must be fully experienced and WE ARE: - - - e • 1 ' Improvements plL.mD nC electrical expen- tivated reps who are able SALESPERSON, aass • House • Cleaning Help p professional Ca Charlie One of the largest Culligan dealerships g g p Jason - 576-3276 Earn 5827.061 week from ence Neat appearance an to approach people and razz room knowledge National Chanty 's •unng it marketing positions avail- at 428-0937 For a conk- In Canada. One of the fastest growing g FM home' Light y, assembly, asset Drivers license Full small businesses in a pro- in in this area needed Re- Autocad. C.. Visual Bas c. denhal internees d dealerships in Canada. Acknowledged Help -lerical and sewing (416! time employment Call fessional manner Great taxed atmosphere. apply at FULL-TIME Assistant water treatment and bottled water wa�•e•s b wa.t•esses s,.- pervisory positions tot eine a, 200,'mo Code 6 Earn 52500.'mo from home 433.1962 commission Jeanne 686- me Sam The Record Man, required for Realtor. coin SEASONED BUSINESS professionals. p DADDY'O'S GRILL Ex completing book surveys INTERNET TELEMARKET 9660 Oshawa Center suter & sola a must Re- skxne b saga e salary expectations Sales Consultants re- You will need your OWrt vehicle, sales Den encec wanresswater g for pubiisners (a16. 812- Pyckermg publishing MOVIE PEOPLE. Toxon- STYLIST- Experienced fo. File x9706 Oshawa quved to market Bell Ca- nada Clearing experience and the ambition to experience cashier. full-time days Call X92 company seeks expen- co ICs fastest growing agency motivated stylist required Who This Week PO. Box by and pro ousts for expanding Ajax GROW WITH THE LEADER between 6am 8 6om 905- ELIMINATE ion distance g telemarkete� to sell seeks extras for film and TV for salon SM' 481 Oshawa, Ontario LlH company Fax resumes to 420-2547 (981 Brock Rd phone o,l,s Establish Internet directory listingto work. au no exp r �peS ea must st must nave professional- have 715 905-683 6105 Reply in confidence to: S plc home-based business new and existing industrial Earn 57.$22 80/hr Work exit creativity and a Com - Keep present carrier Let dents Must be self moti- guaranteed We place peo- m,rt,ed attitude We otter in- IF you are manned. single WE ARE LOOKING for a Culligan Water Conditioning PICKERING •-ie show how Free in- '_ vated and results oriented ple on movie sets every Carl packages. upgrad- single parent. separated or SEW -motivated. enthusiastic c/o Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Iyou rmanon 1905 438-1369 Hourly rate Fax resume s clay Can Jonathan (416) ring education and a per. divorced you may quality sales person to join our File #9705 Area Taxi Company EXPERIENCED ha,rstyl" to Publisher (905)509- 96' 2226 sonar friend atmosphere ty for Financial Assistance. team Retail sales expert Oshawa Ont. L1 H 7L5 st wanleC ' esu Salon in 4451 for r cliental Call 430- DIP/CERT programs avail- 09 ence referred Evenin s/ Duman Centre. Ajax Good toil e • 1 ' Improvements HOMEMAKERS, Mature 31 56 a able Quark. Illustrator. weeke ds (PT) Call Me • House • Cleaning wages Call (905 -619- JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Students. pa^ lime Tele- Photo Shop Director. Sales Manager at. AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS 5pepa. Chimney cleaning AJAX Moving Systems IW! services. moves. appliance �7 National Chanty 's •unng it marketing positions avail- Premier, Access. Accpac, chitectural Conceptual des gra and permit draw- ngs (We untangle the Red Tape' Special zing in FM Skilled and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now offering frN boxes the Duman Region for 4s able $700 per hour Train. Autocad. C.. Visual Bas c. (905µ2B-6686 Help EXPERIENCED. stylish door to door canvassing Ing provided Call 619- Unix. Novell Engineer, wa�•e•s b wa.t•esses s,.- pervisory positions tot eine Pall only For appointment 6991 between t and 9 p m v Windows N T Small Talk. • PROFIT $400e Weekly Fast track W wealth m this AUTO BODY licensed bistro in Port Perry The call 905-579-5573 Power Pant Word. Excel. genuine, home-based. re- body person needed, must lav I =Pont Porch Please can for i :i f i Duman Business Comput- cession -prod business a own s. a so ex- nterview 985-7224 9 00- or College. 427.3010 Free into 435-0076 $2000 perienced painter must 1la m know. &C. call 579-4000 investment ,go& lank 11UMNL% & PROFEMONAL 4009Z �44 O�OF 110 It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! *jot _4W4, 00r ' ' Improvements e • 1 ' Improvements Chimney eM1. • Sweeps . Moving b • Storage Flooring, em Carpeting • House • Cleaning a Party • Sevices • • • Business• Services BMC CONSTRUCTION - 25 Yrs exp CC:—olede ar" GENERAL CARPEN- TRY, tree estimates 1Ci se AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS 5pepa. Chimney cleaning AJAX Moving Systems IW! services. moves. appliance CARPET Installations 25 years experience. re- HONEST dependable and reliable cleaning tot ' , COMPUTER SERVICES, Word Processing' I have chitectural Conceptual des gra and permit draw- ngs (We untangle the Red Tape' Special zing in additions. basements. decks trim work door on- stallst on, baseboards. sheds rod repairs. (905) as low as 559 Pest screen. hg installed only S25 NQ MUSS NO FUSS GUAR. ANTEED -Free Estimates and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now offering frN boxes stretching, our speciality FrN esGmatK D b N Duncan. 9871799 or 987- 1800 your home or office Flea- sonable rates Cell for a free evaluation 432-7583 3 L i . Microsoft Word. Wordper- tact for Windows 95 Fast turn -around service. will deliver Call Carol General Constructor. Ren- 619-2930 &s Jr 686-774, with mow Park and bad ovations. Saunas Sun- J S. ARMSTRONG special. starting at 599 and rooms. Decks. Replace- up Can for information. • HOUse DEY. INC. Spec ai.z ng e • Cleenin merit windows References n custom homes. additions. 1 Roofing 725-0005 a 427'0005 fl Job satisfaction Pager renovations. rec rooms and - 416-462-6676 basement apartments Res - d y d I C i R Maintenance Budd- ing repairs and renovations electrical. Plumbing. ce- tamc Wes. carpentry. Froni •mall repairs to rnatw ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed. Iree estimates. (905432- 8931 DUCTWORK installed enti an commerce A i C ROOFING, snin- Servng Durham Regan for over 15 yrs Free consults- gkng. all types of roots new tion Can Jeff 90S-428- and old Workmanship 7400 Guaranteed Free esu - KC i B MASONRY males Call Andrew at Specalizinq in brick. block 905) a28-8704 and chimneys All general repairs A!I workmanship • , • Plumbing Guaranteed, photos, refer- • lances, upon request Free HARRY-4THE- Estimates (905)579-3811 MOVERS - Mow big or IST TO 4TH YEAR ap- sm all, we price them all! premise. plumbing, please ARE you having problems finding time to clean your home? Fix Professional Home cleaning. Call Hel- en's Hone Services today 427-4385 tax resume to 721 0548 Free estimates. Seniorsdiscount, short short notice 619-3282 DOUG CLARK PLUMB- rt1Ows. Appliances moved' �'t� 19051433-1364 Clowns. Balloon -o -grams. Music, Gndereua. Snow White, Pocahontas, Mini Mouse. Loot Bags, Face Panting. Magic, Power Ranger, Lion King twwq Ilkrim talk Ava i EN T—,ft 905-471-5331 MAGICIAN, clown friends• ready to entertain for any ING, Licensed and in- also storage space avail- room House res 668.4932. sured. repairs and altera- able. Comparable rates. • CI•aKlln tions, new bathroom and Ca' 43'1-2850' - g renovations, pump sales MEN with large truck will and service flee estimades. do household moves, resi- 686-5172 24 firs. dential. commercial. All types of inhoves. • A . ;n tt Jane 427-2856. Car Carl « moved. relocated. Excellent SIGON Construction Ltd., • DBCOrabng rates. Free estimates. FJec- serving Durharn Region for 1MCNALSKI •� Irostatic air cleaners, hu- 19 yrs. Additions, sund•da, houses, apntinents, offices, trudifiers. Big, Small )lbs. patio doors. windows, res- appliances and piano spin Cal Paul 428-0295. rooms, flagstone. free esti- EUROPEAN the special- -mates576-5760. ist. will renovate your bath- T.E. Home Improvements. room, or It xen wails. as Speaa ang in rooting, sid- wel as Moor tires. Good ref- rng, soffit. eaves trough, erences and satisfaction window i doors. Please guaranteed. For free esti- call Tom 579-3760, leave malas cal D. Dykstra 725- message. 4913 GARAGE Door/Opener re- • ' Handyman pars broken springs. ca- - Was, rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New doors/ 16, CUBIC VAN i DRIV- openers, 416-336-0073. QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ER for hire. Moving lobs- ES. available. Cal after 5 pm, SELL IT Naltsts. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Cal 436- 7795. • Gardening i • Gardening ti • e Lw—=caping • Landscaping [TNjE�EMAINTENANCE do REMOVAL DRY FIPL OOD AVAI E 905 fish 4429. .: 1 t can Dave 831-7055 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 News Advertiser Classified Department Is open every Monday to Friday Stoo a.m. to 5:00 . p.m. Can 680707 to place your ad or fax it 683-7363 • Pliwle a ftak a Fri— • • TUMFOScheak • • TWK$Mcho* • • TubIalSchimb Tutortime Learning Centres- 1 entres1 BEST TUTOR + STUDENT '-: RESULTS Your in home tutoring professionals Our Ontario Certified Teachers specialize in helping your child with: Phonics, Reading, Writing and Math. In Ajax/Pickering call: 619-9947 In Whitby/Oshawa call: 723-1735 age, any occasion. Birth. • Snow days, promotions. open- • Removal ings. fund raisers. Magic shows are tun! Lettuce help. 839.7057 or 728 - SNOWPLOWING - Resi- 8334 or 683-1171. dential i commercial. For FREE ESTIMATES call RABBITwants work doing 579.1506 magic for children's parties and all occassions. Have my own magician. Cal Er - ING, Licensed and in- also storage space avail- room House res 668.4932. sured. repairs and altera- able. Comparable rates. • CI•aKlln tions, new bathroom and Ca' 43'1-2850' - g renovations, pump sales MEN with large truck will and service flee estimades. do household moves, resi- 686-5172 24 firs. dential. commercial. All types of inhoves. • A . ;n tt Jane 427-2856. Car Carl « moved. relocated. Excellent SIGON Construction Ltd., • DBCOrabng rates. Free estimates. FJec- serving Durharn Region for 1MCNALSKI •� Irostatic air cleaners, hu- 19 yrs. Additions, sund•da, houses, apntinents, offices, trudifiers. Big, Small )lbs. patio doors. windows, res- appliances and piano spin Cal Paul 428-0295. rooms, flagstone. free esti- EUROPEAN the special- -mates576-5760. ist. will renovate your bath- T.E. Home Improvements. room, or It xen wails. as Speaa ang in rooting, sid- wel as Moor tires. Good ref- rng, soffit. eaves trough, erences and satisfaction window i doors. Please guaranteed. For free esti- call Tom 579-3760, leave malas cal D. Dykstra 725- message. 4913 GARAGE Door/Opener re- • ' Handyman pars broken springs. ca- - Was, rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New doors/ 16, CUBIC VAN i DRIV- openers, 416-336-0073. QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ER for hire. Moving lobs- ES. available. Cal after 5 pm, SELL IT Naltsts. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Cal 436- 7795. • Gardening i • Gardening ti • e Lw—=caping • Landscaping [TNjE�EMAINTENANCE do REMOVAL DRY FIPL OOD AVAI E 905 fish 4429. .: 1 t can Dave 831-7055 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 News Advertiser Classified Department Is open every Monday to Friday Stoo a.m. to 5:00 . p.m. Can 680707 to place your ad or fax it 683-7363 • Pliwle a ftak a Fri— • • TUMFOScheak • • TWK$Mcho* • • TubIalSchimb Tutortime Learning Centres- 1 entres1 BEST TUTOR + STUDENT '-: RESULTS Your in home tutoring professionals Our Ontario Certified Teachers specialize in helping your child with: Phonics, Reading, Writing and Math. In Ajax/Pickering call: 619-9947 In Whitby/Oshawa call: 723-1735 Skilled Skilled Bargain Help HelpW1 Corner Propane, diesel, gas and electric experience a must. Required for shop and road. Must have own tools. Please send resume to: 904 Mount Allan Ave., Oshawa, Ontario LU 8K3 CARPENTERS Required to work by the hour to d0 Iraming. Framers required for piecework . 427-6261 HVAC & HVAC/R service -.. _. ,eq,,ed or HVAC interest in refrigeration ,f Ol experience in res, +nhal & ; ghl commercial. .30tter. CFC & valid dnv s ocence required Fax -sume Ahn Service Man - Ser 728-3897 MACHINIST Be able to .,rate 31 standard Ma - 're Shop equipment. all - easunng devices. work to :iose tolerances, a sell- ;!arter, and work to blue - pmts anoVor shop detads =ax resume to 905666- 772C ImHospital Medical Dental DENTAL HYGIENIST . 3 jays including 3at;rdays and evenings. :usy fun office. Maternity eave Can or lax (416) i65-9288 EXPERIENCED dental :, 4 %!a,, to- ed for Oshawa dental ott,ce Please send resume Asad '585 Ke,v�nway Lane p ciier ng. Or!ano 5Y2 EXPERIENCED DENTAL Rececnon st Assistant Re- quired «prk pd rl -tin afternoons Pickenng p,acrce Pease send re- 96me to File a 93 Osha- wa ?' s Week. PO Box 481 Oshawa. Ontar o,LIH 71_5 FULL TIME Dental Ass's. tar! Receptionist required to, Orthodontic office Den- tal and computer experi- ence required Drop hand written resume to 1050 S,mcoe St N. suite 112. Oshawa NURSES e1 Company. s' Incor-,e 5 part -tune. 5 'uJ1:me Work from home .:an 905 571 5063 1 Daycare • Wanted EXPERIENCED Nanny eejec Live .n -out. Ajax - xce lent hours CPR Flu- ent ,n English References »qu,red 416.208-3128 LIVE -OUT Caregiver re - for 2 ooys. ages 2 & Must lovedogs. Light -ousekeeping Experience/ '9ferences required Mon.- nurs Sam-6pm South %.lax 683-3118 NANNY/HOUSEKEEP- ER, experienced, non- smoker. live -out. with good 'eferences M -F noon - 'p m 3 children• 1, 3, & 3 1.2. (905)428-3409 Can weekdays before 12 noon or weekends. WANTED - loving mature nanny (live out) lot 2 girls, 1 and 3 1/2. Monday - Friday. 8 am - 5:45 p.m. Spry light housekeeping, refer- ences required. Rouge Mount area ase Plecan (905) 509-7071 after 6 P m. • MyCare Available Daycare • Available EDUCATIONAL. nurtur ing, fun filled daycare ,n non-smoking home with big yard, playroom. Very Tell- able and affordable Re ce,pts' Bilingue aussii Michele 619-0686 DAY & EVE IN CHILDCARE In my home near RosslandlAnderson. Any age. Years of experience and references available. Good meals, activities d large play yard. (905)665-8504 HAVE space available Babies to 5 years Smoke- free. Quality educational fun• large play area/yard Receipts Near Valley Farm PS 686--4052 TENDER LOVING CARE. D-wided for you' child Nursing background. experienced, references. On quiet court. (BrocK & Finch ) area call 683-89?4 WESTNEY Ross,and re- llable babysmer available with 10 yrs exp ICS day Cara diploma Hot lunch snacks. fenced yardbabies welcome. references, re- ceipts, reasonable rates 427 -4937 Firewood no ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 X8 X12" $60 ;,c 4'X8'X16" $6500 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277.3381 Evenings 905434.6665 Free Delivery To 40 Oshawa Area -M l ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top quality hard - .00d at low prices Free delivery Serving Pickering, Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 EXCELLENT hardwood. splitdried and delivered. $19S'Dush cord 263-2762 FIREWOOD - 0wk1y sea- soned 16" split hardwood starting at SIBS/Cord Can eve 705-944-8801, 7 pm - 11 pm FIREWOOD For Sale Cut. Split and delivered $50 a face cord Call Jerry (905) 427-7243, FIREWOOD. Excellent quality hardwood,. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned, cut and son. Honest measurement. Free delivery. Kory Heat Fire wood 905-753-2246. SKIDS & Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood & soft- wood meed, pre cut or bro- ken, delivery available. large & small loads. Lunged time offer. call (905)430- 9013- 8argain Comer HIGH -BACK sectional $499, beige sectional/ h,deabed $499; apt freez- er $150, microwave $75. womens dresser/ 2 large mirrors $75, stereo $too, 619-6555 LOVE SEAT, med blue. colonial classic style. $125. Evenflo happy camper mo- bile playpen/bed. $50 Call 665--0673 MOVING -window air conditioner S80. microwave cart $35. Super Mario twin bedding set $30 long com- forter, 3 sheet sets. dust ruffle, pillow shams $80. child's wooden desk and chair $30 Apple 2GS com- puter $150. amethyst and diamond ring set in TO while gold 5100, 10k gold lash ring with ruby eyes $100 Call 668-1052 BED CHESTERFIELD- ,0od conJ�i 0 De,ge brown fabric, double oed. S75 Call 509-5189 1Pck enng) ' Articles for Sale 1 10PC U,ning room su- e. S3000 ' air condn,oner. $50 Kerosene heater. S 1 0 Recovered massagelre- cliner. 5100 2 cabinet h�- Is. StO,eacr 1 single bed, $50 Night table 3 dresser. $40 Assortment :nags. S25.each Ladies downhill SK, set. $50 M,Crowave stand. $35 905.697-v; 302 10' SATELLITE dish_ and moral ray 50 receiver C & KU band $1.000 Or best offer 985-8865. 725- 6501 work ask for Doug FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ING at rods oC^.Or^ prices SrowOoard and ski rackets Paints. gloves and accesso- nisi at up to 80K. OFF reg- ular retail prices Quafi'/ named brand labeis SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East Osha- wa (just east of 5 Points Nall, 905-725 3468 1977 Yamaha DT 250 cirt- oike good condition, two stroKe -.I injected, runs good 'eady to go. $600 obc 905-985-8615 4 dr beer cooler with compressor also 2 dr draft COoler wnh compressor, 905-986-%58 4 PC. WALL UNIT, Jark CaK Bed _res!erfielC. :hair & Ottoman 4 Oriental hand madepictures. each '2X30' 1 natural Mink coat size '2 (worn 3 times, ' natural Mink aCliet, waist length 1971 Chrysler New Yorker. Holiday bronze will black. hard top 38 000 miles Excellent condtior (7051 703 St77 7 PC. SOLID WALNUT bedroom su to S^era':" style) excellent condition. 52.500 So,,d oak armoire (from 1900s, $575 Single and double bed 5135 Drafting table 'complete prolessionali $235. Solid pine fade and 4 benches S250. Sofa 5225 and chars $30 each 4 dress- ers $45 - $150. Walnut wardrobe $195. Entertain- ment unit $95. Glass & chrome table and 4 Chairs $135 .TV 20' $110 Many other nems. 697-3532 AIRTIGHT Woodstove, used I year, heats up to 3000sq.tt Paid $1.000. asking $650 Call 905-723- 5744. BABY CRIB (Marina) white $175. Grey kitchen table with 4 chairs $350. Gorgeous ivory dining room stone table with 6 Chairs $1400. 905-668-5025 after 6prn. BABY crib, dresser, change table and mattress, natural wood finish, $1500 It new, best -offer over 5500; � � ideal guest room (morePeriagl carnage 5100; or cottage. $150 O.B.O. Queen -size (more items) 683 7237 waterbed infolding heater BEDROOM Suite $300; AFFORDABLE & Loving & mattress, $50. CaM Ridk 906-665-0851 leave mes- Antique bed w/mattress $175; sots $175; Crib $75; Daycare ,n non -Smoking sage. Round glass coffee table environment. Around con- er from Glengrove pS COUCH $150; bvaseat $30; dressers. Antique cut- Italy cabinet S80: Solid mil Glenview Rd. Full & part- $50; chair $25; assorted Pie table $75; Other items. time Receipts. Mother of tables $50 and under as- 263-2191. two 839-7237. sorted other tumpture $20. 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, QUALITY,and AFFORD. under. a" offers.839- 7277 CARPET 3 roans. $299. 3 Of ABLE daycare. MY ■ paydards �, premiumncludes 8 yrs, exp. ages 1 - kinder HEAVY duty G.E. edition, installation. Custom blinds garten. great rated Hwy 2 and Chapman, Jill dryer, good condition, $195' Hinged pine window also available a1 lowest Sal. 9D5-432-2750. 427- 9505 Shutters, 4 sets, 14 x 36, prices DAYCARE $5., each. 427-2593 � AVAILABLE In my home, ages 2 and up For Sale - Fun size washer & dryer. Gently used, near St. Anthony Daniel, Brock works 61ee new! and Manor Oaks. 683-0773 $400 or best offer. caU Steve rd 1139-6114 ' Articles Articles For Sale For Sale MaaM00==ter ' OW EA AR DOING? ; -H 1W�E_ i IC The We�(�1�N5 r'azrta pd (T1Er$ � ■ s Dorrrrilbd b prolilifdrigatr c uslarlels wih the best 1992 BUICK REGAL ■ posstie service. We would WPM* yolrcarldd ■ ■ repo w b he 4ESbors below. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? Video �/101e0 tions. New tires, brakes, al- A i A TOWING. Pay S50- showroom condition. 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ courteous service? g ■ ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ ■ We III .,Ae , near fjrvrrn yru. ■ ■ If you prefer. ■ ■ please contact Fred Eismont ' 1 at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ' ■ or fill out this coupon ' ■ and mail to: ' ■ Classified Department ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ UH 7L5 ■ 'Your sahslaCuor s the ^teas re of our success- ■ ■ n M o a n Carpet Broker -:.... ...., -• ; Nylor ;rick stain re- Baseball, must sell•v:om sistant carpet For 3 rooms, pate collection best offer only $369 00 Price ;n- 579-2190 clvtles 30 Sq yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your hoe Free quota - tonin yohome No in- 'ersl, your Nome payment for one '-11 year. Daniel. 1800- 217-0104 Carpet Mill D,srt,butors, 12 ' r'trs Nc payments. No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms 1300sq it I installed with oefuxe pad from only 5399 Specials on Vinyl, Ceram c and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop AT Home 1 800- 663-6046 CARPETS ots of carpet. . DC, , ^y,or new stain re- lease carpets on nand 1 will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet. pre- mum padexpert nstalla- bon. fast delivery. tree esti- mates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPUTERS COM- PUTERS - Computer Clearance Centers new hours Mon 930 - 500 Tues. 9 30 - 6 00. Wed - Fn - 9 30- 8 00 Sat_ 9 30 - 5 00. Sun 12130-4 30 New Pentium 75's, 5845 new DX4100 $775., mule media kits. $165. lots of used 486's from 5595 com- plete (905) 697-3059 or 164 Baseline Rd. E. Bow- manville. CONSIGNMENT Store for sale, 5 years estab- lished, same Iodation In Ajax. Good clientele & rep- utabon. Call after 4pm 905- 683-4563. DRUMS for Sale, 5pc Lud- wig Classics, 8 ply natural maple. all new heads, quaky kit - big sound Call Dale 905-571-5329, 905- 436.9266. FOUR - 20 in. wooden stools $50; sofa. IOveseat. matching chair, 5600., matching lamps $75, cot- fee/2 end tables $125: donde bed, white, new mattress $250; white stud- ent desk and bench $125; bench w/shoe drawer, $125. Boys 20' Mountian bike, $75. 665-9253 ENCLOSED TRAILER 14'X8'X6'6' high. 18' Over- all Surge brakes, ramp door, side man door $3800 905-985-2306 Jim FRIDGE & STOVE for sale- Excellent condition. $1100 for the pair. Call. (416)266-8592 GORGEOUS HEART SHAPEL• j,amond ring, 0 83 carets of S I cal & &I colour. .,In diamonds on the shoulder Appraised at $8250 Papers avail- able Sacrifice at S3 700 000 Call Len at 905723- 7126 affair 6 30pm HOUSE CONTENTS or sae Moving Mus! sell everything 1459 Nasn Rd Cour ice Open House Sat & Sun 1 50m 905721- 9588 Jewellery, watch & clock repairs. Galbraith Jewellers & Giftware 132 Harwood Ave.S.Aiax 683-0407 THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., 011-70BER 23, 1996 -PAGE 27-A Articles Garage/ Garage/ For Sale Yard Sales Yard Sales QUEEN SIZE BED. with bookcaseheadboardat- taching side drawer unit Also matching armoire Oh while. with gold trim in ex- cellent condition, $499 call 644-7183 SEARS Model 23.0000tu air Or,d,ixer, $200 Cali 905-7255182 SHEDMAN - Quality barn SYR Siad kn 8' X 8. SPE- CIAL ONLY 5295 plus fax Many other saes and styles avaaable Also garages aril decks 761 McNay Rd Arts & Arts & Urnt 3. Pickering For more • 1 Crafts •' Crafts YA" SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take doum your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! r'o call 905 61 9 2093 SKLAR-PEPPLAR wing :ra.•s 3r1 -ec-re,s also :nmplete patio set soh ';Oed waterbeddesk, ani, "'S 668-9302 STEF'S APPLIANCES r,2 F -each Sr'ee- i^i s Nasners Fridges write d ., mond Frost -frees. side - I, sides Stoves Built shwasher Dryers Por,- -,Ole dishwasner5 Dehu- r Freezers 6 month r.arranty 905-432-7157 8' D g,1al Sale 'e channels for 1 year :-ent to own for only $8 25 neekiy ;ail 905-571.1412 HITACHI ?5- stere, tele - 5 ;^ � . a blaCK Dm'ure -be.Pic-in-RC. High res0- ticr. Rert;o-ow^ ''cm i i5 80 kee•:y Call 905- '1-1412 KENWOOD 200 watt or -t power 5 Disk CD wbtecassere, ,we, leasers aentto-own irom i ' 25 weekly Call 905- 1412 SHARP 25' TV VCR com- a on wgn resolution ::lure tube front A,V aCksauto programming. .-.versa 'emote Comic, -- frit to own 'rom S 7 50wk fill 905-57' '412 14 �� a 4 VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 4-9 SAT. OCTOBER 26 10-4 Located in Village Community Centre (corner Sherwood & Linton, in Pickering Village, above Hwy #2) Articles Arts & Automobiles Wanted • Crafts � � For Sale ANTIQUES Absolutoy. '-.'nrture or an. ,'h,ng old Scientific nstru- '-•lntS. Irina silver. adver ring, toys decays. doffs. milk octirles. collections or states Call Robert Bowen Antiques r905) 655-8049 Brook;,. FREE REMOVAL ::t un- wanted scrap "seta. stoves, wasners. cars, trucks or an- ything metal call 905 571 6714 WANTED -hens size 11 goa„e s-ates good condi- tion please Please call Chns 965-1206 WANTED CAMERAS - o,d .:Tina and sass eweI lery, microscopes, [tie, Scopes. binoculars and re. 'aced items Clocks watcn es. furniture. anytr�,rg old 432-1678 Computer Anternet NEW MUSIC a -tine 0 http . 'www durharn- '985 -ICLVC = DURHAM COLLEGE n,, r -, Tin. `body CQap- :^1r'W Nov 9tr, & grey air. auto pw poll 10M Irom ' G a m ;o 4 c '^ ,eamer seats. cell S3 000 One of the argesl n Dur 905-579-9809 or 4.6 929 - nam Region For vendor 1511 Into can 721 2000 ext 2365 Onty 20 ladles eft' 1906 Chrysler LeBaron G'S seoar :aided a• THE ETH Arr"I Christ new OgKes rotors. ars. Inas Craft Snow. Silt Nov radiator--,,;fler System 9r% Jubilee Pavo,or Over over S20M spent In last 6 60 exr boors Some good months Buis 'o prove Ex spaces still ava,laDfe Only cenent body, and mtenor $45 per table For aPP'ca- 52575 earl 686-4236 ton can 728.9791 1986 MUSTANG L X Runs VENDORS arted. Dollgood good Ootly -,gr Ki, S-C.an d Craft Sale •lers 4 Cyf 4 SDC new Greenwood United Church ',res. Drakes exhaust .r ,ast Nov 9. For nto can Mar- year. very dependable One Moroen at 683-62! 7 $. 100 o0 turn as is 576- 5859 • PetstS+hppliesl Boarding LHASA APSO PUPS or sail, tion sredding, nor allergic health guarantee. vet needed House train - ng started Payment terms available .7051 786-3124 news net-ayc23&,n- Automobiles ilex htm i ' for Sale JOHN DEERE ride on e ' Lost & mower and grass collec- tor.12 5 hp. electric Noma • Found NEED A VEHICLE? snow thrower. 12', General Poor cre<30 No credit? Electric 18' hand mower. FOUND. Grey Tabby, with Husquavarna 133 chain Drown collar, near Burcheri saw, radiant kerosene S. d Lord Durham school. heater 6.000 BTU. (905) 427-7639 649-3739 KENMORE white midge & stove. 2 yeahnew, nuns condition. Asking $1100. Original receipts & oper it - Ing manuals. 905-571- 5617 after 6pm- OAKRnNE FURNITURE - Why Pali retail Wises? Onve of Ontario's oldest -- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic. E9.:4 W oak 7 pc. dining* room or 6 pc. soled pine bedroom, your choice 51995; many stain choices. Tr;;" Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANO. Mason & Risch. $1400. Oval dining room table. $250. Country style butfel & hutch, S500. Mi- crowave, $50. Call 905- 576-2063. 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. LOST - in Pickering West Shore area, neutered male cat, pale ginger with darker points. bkle eyes. If found phase cal 837.66/pp6��..�,,,,���,,,�, • ' B=dM Wf+. 8 weeks old, Let shots, de- wormed. 5275. Please call (905) 619-1333 AMERICAN COCKER male, blonde. CKC Reg., shots vet chert 905-576- Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 259.3673 I can help, 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER, (Muscle Car), good body, A-1 myna. new ores etc.. W41 trade fay runabout with trailer 985-2191 1995 OLDS 98, 4 dr.. 3.8 Fl, p. seats, p. windows. p. locks, Is. Pb, fight brown ext., tan velour int.. good bol clean lint., $2000 obo. 905-728-9815. 1986 OLDSMOBILE Toronado, fuly-loaded, burgundnee y, nice car, ds sortie work. $1000 ober As is. Must sell. Call 905-728- 5076. 1967 Cavai,or 2 or auto. S'ti C goo as ,s 579-6285 1980 CELEBRITY STA TICti %AG,:% yr Grey 6 cy, P S P B air root lack bock `eater. one owner lust _reckeC AM. FM cassette Certified S2.80C 905-686-4612 '988 Crrys,er Dynasty. fully loaned: 1989 Tempo, auto & low kms. 1990 Cavalier, runs like new. Chrysler min vans. 7 pass - 4 to "hoose from. B a w car steres Brock RdMitil 7. 905-427-4214 19.9 MERCURY Topaz. pis, yb, alc. good condition. must see. 52000 obo- Cal 905-428-7287 after 6pm. 1909 PONTIAC 6000 SE. loaded, Pis, p/b, air, tiff, cruise. power -seats. Power - start, sunroof. now paint. tires & nms. Non-smoker. Excellent con 00dition, t 98.000km. $5.0. 905- 623-8362. 1909 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD TURBO. Needs en- gine work as is. Best offer. 905-430.7351. Automobiles 1 For Sale 1996 CAVALIER, auto. air. 4 -door, low, low mile- age Call 905-668-5739 95 MONTE CARLO Z 34, Loaded hark green, beige leather. CD great shape low mdeage.35 000 kms 521 250 00 call 404-8419 after 5p in MOTIVATED III MECHANICS IM KEN NICOLSON "MOTIVATED MECHANICS" �.. � 'rr 1.r,e• Me, rl7uc r re.AOrvx„a. '-res nS e+rHisr.fy ll-, ass riga) 471 .7944 Mobile- 14 451.6461 I41 �xl+ Auto insurance, Ha, rg a prODiem getting a-onDetltive rate? Call Jones - Dooley Insurance. Ajax for a 7uctalv:r 427-3595) 2M �-arcr: pmanpri' Dlschargel or rct and others Easy 'erns seasonable aeries f4ewr'-sed lernUes ^.Slee a0pr^-lied 6 years Eq No co-sigr'.ers 'efltxred Call Gary Wood QUICK LEASE 420.9979 -,n Brocx - 37e . Dc1 olio^ri 1.800.792-5587 WHOOPEE - "• S A CLEARANCE SALE at co"Icar u^j :' .rd at our lowers' prices ever Over 40 der,. tied reconditioned ven,c,es eq '488 Safari oaded $3995 guns A-1 1989 Es cort Auto air Deaury S3 395. 199' Festival auto commuter S3 595 1988 Bluer ,oaoeC m,nt $7 750 1990 Bu,cK Losable Ltd oaced. wow $6.995 '11,89 Ford F ' SC Lariat. cased low Kms. 57.995 '993 Astro Ext loaded. $13 995. 1991 Caravans X21 perfect from 59 995 1985 Dodge Con- verhble mint Dye. Dye S3 995 '989 Tracker auto good kms A 1 $6 995 1988 Cca 4 Or. auto. 52.395 '989 Bonneville lovely. 3800 V6 SS 995 1967 Nissan K.ng :,at: auto. great truck. S4 695 1990 Firebird 95 OCG Kms goaded T-topwither price $6995 'arm 1986 K -car auto. S1 995 firm very good 6 Cavakers and Sun Birds from $2 995 See you at Cortiur Auto Center. 155 King St. West, Oshawa at Mid town Mall 579-2806. Open Sunday. Restoration & Custom,z- ng done the old fashion way Metal -Lead English tradesman, 20 years. Com- pletes. competitive rates References ,t required Call (905)263-4412. 1993 Ford Festiva, auto.. 2 or hatchback. anVhn cass.. 62,000 km., must sell, $3900.434-2775. 3058 SSS TOP DOLLARS paid for scrap cars. 7 days pier week Used parts avad- able. 683-7301 or 428- 1879 after 6 pm. 1990 CHEV SPRINT, 3 cyl., 5 speed, 2 door, S 7 4103 576-6048 scrap cars & trucks 24 firs 125.000 kil., (2.800 or best ober certified. 427-3544 50' to $ 500... Cash on the spot for scrap cars & Trucks. Anytime. Call 905- _ COm iter or 905-706-5234; 30 min. 1992 BUICK REGAL 706-5740 ' P Computer P EMternalot 130, kms. Loaded with op- Video �/101e0 tions. New tires, brakes, al- A i A TOWING. Pay S50- showroom condition. Certified, shiny $5000 cash for used & INTERN" SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaU John Duarte at 09k,"00 and ready to go $11,500. opo. 905.428.1365 atter scrap cars & trucks 24 firs 7 days Call 905.686-5003 or 905-706-5234; 30 min. 1995 FORD Contour GL, service. tully-loaded, air. 2.5L. V6. 56K, automatic, black cher- ry extenor, grey velvet ,n- tenor, under warranty. r • showroom condition. SI5,400. Can Will 905-619- 19441eave message. X ar-ai ♦ r. -a-. r...r+rrs�..�rr. s,.-..r.�.�,_...-. ..�..-..-�-,�,,...r,s ..e.a ew.r� o . .. .....re!.• ...u.w��w,r ,... .a-,� .. , ... r, PAGE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,1996 AutomobilesWanted 8 t Snowmobiles ' Snowmobiles Apartments For Rent Cash On the Spot y $50 - $5,000 for ed and scrap cars d trucks, any colldi- It. Call anytime, 24 i. 7 days. Fast 30 1. service. No Darts Call Ken (905) 509-5584 (416)452-7767 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap Any condition, any age. free removal in the Durham Regioncash paid. Also needed. 75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup for Paris Call anytime Oshawa 905-431. 0407 CARS FOR CASHt We buy used ,en cues Vii cles i i - Hes must be mrunning 'ondrtion Call 42.7 2415 or :orae to 479 Bayly S: East. 44ax at MURAD AUTO SALES Trucks for Sale 1985 ;nevy SIO, 28 fare V6 4 spd standard, ps. op. shinysporty black asking 51850 as Is 905-438-0198 leave message 1986 FORD ' 2 -Ton w to cap V8 ai.:omahc over drive very clean truck. 53200 certified Cal! 905 579-0&')4 19167 Dakota 4X4 air. c se $4500 certified or $4000 as is Call 905.831 3c 75 1991 GMC 1500. 35C Riot or loadea A 1 Condi- Don with Lear cap. 140.000km 2 -tons blue, $13 000 Call 905-686- 7699 1993 Mazda B 2200 Pak up 163000 .ms (highway driverbox liner AM:FM cassene i S5 000 OBO call 655-8262 Vans 1 4 Wheel Drive 1964 DODGE Canavan brow' will, tan interior. needs some work $1600 O B 0 Cali Nancy 905 725-6544 Financing available 1966 ASTRO MINI var spent Dve• $2 5JC r new parts and repairs 350 V-8 engine needs pant Make a reasonable Offer and its yours Must sell Call for more onto 434-3976 1991 GMC SAFARI EX- TENDED 1iAN loaded towing package $tt OOC 115.000 Km 905 579- 3444 1992 AEROSTAR ex- tenoed, 4 0 litre. many op - bons, 132.000 lul , highway driven, good conditon, 59.600 Ajax. (905) 683- 4422 1994 PONTIAC Trans. port SE. 7 -pass. van, 93.000 Km. loaded, im- maculate, must sell, cert. $14,200. After 5. (905) 509-2893 1994 SAFARI SLY, power windows. power locks, cruse. raw or. dutch doors, power seat. 89,000 kil. excellent condition. 614.700.430.7723 ' Trailers 1967 PARK Model on 'aka in Florida. new ap- pkancea pus extras. See video in Oshawa 41905- 84 723-26- Askiy $16,000 US or $22,000 Coln. 1994 NEVER USED, Golden Falcon Conger, 2 pop tuts, 2 bedrooms, aaaring, 39 lt. plus, sleeps 7. fully funished. includes overWed. serviced, very prN lot. a Pinnacle Park. rva Mo. $31,000 will sacretce as owner deceased. 905- 420.1337. EL DORADO eft. slide in - truck camper, excellent condition, $1300. Also tuna; 1999 truck box finer. $100. Please phone 905- 430.2422. HrrhYar to picion. Dependable, excellent cond., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs Beauty $2,195 o.b.o., 5,600 km. 1-705-328-0402 otorcycles 1977 Yamaha DT 250 dirt- bikegood condition, two stroke oil injected. runs good. ready to go. $600 obo 905.985-8615 a ' owmobiles ROTI 1990 Polaris Indy 500 Liq- uid ceded good condition, studded track, brand new fresh motor and brand new 'lurches, primary and sec- ondary. grip warmers. car. bides, ski skins. ready to go $3600 coo 905.985 3183 1994 ARCTIC CAT. .,ke new S380C o0o Cal' 905- 665-11 Marine Ina 16' THUNDER. CRAFT Bowil with -988 50 11 rebuilt Merc In cordes all the toys' Seldom used Wntenzed Will store till spring if needed $7 000 Coo Kevn,. or Wender 905- 433-122 0171 Apartments For Rent NORTH OSHAWA Rus. seLSi'Coe, Brgrt _jean 2 heoroorn in newly renovat- ed quiet 12-p,ex Hard- wood floors, heat. hot wa 'er. parking and cable is ncluded Laundry facilities No dogs 5686 + hydro (averages $10 tg $12 per morthl 905-576-2982 OSHAWA (Bloor St) Large - 2 6 3 bedroom apartments in Clear tow nse building Close to 40- & GO Par. ng Available immediately From S600 month Phone 905576- 4255 2 BEDRM BASEMENT APT t rpor i lore avail Ade Nov '. NC pets smok ing Brock Rd Norm area 428-7036 Or 696-7069 atter 4pm 2 bedroom apt near Osha- wa Centre and 401 Park ng. laundry. storage Avail- able immediately NON SMOKERS PREFERRED 5600%mc plus hydro 579- 0246 2 i 3 BEDROOM APTS. Available anytime 309 Cordova Rd. Oshawa No pets allowed 905.579- 2387 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 story budding, close to schools, library, South GM plaru Available xrvnediate- ly. 4281 1.7 pm for appol Intent 3 -BEDROOM apartment, large kitchen in duplex main floor. $875 including utilities. Available Novi Call Ingrid 905-728-1600 Wave message. A BRAND new luxury 2 bedroom basement apt., West Pickering. 5 all ant- es, dairt ll alarm, fire- place. laundry, garage. $875Jmt includes ii No pets. Margherita Laofanti, ReMax Al Starts Realty 905-477.WI 1. AJAX - Spacious 2 -Bed- room. Security, air, pool, broadloomed. $895 inclu- sio., 1st/last, Petra, (905)839549 atter 6 p.m. AJAX - at Lake, large modern 2 bedroom base- ment apt.. fireplace, air, pool, laundry, parking ca- ble, $750 inclusive. Nov. Ist. No Smoking 686- 4703 AJAX - large 1 -bed. newly decorated basement apt. Suds responsible working female. No smoking/pets. $575. (utilities included). Fin iii l . 686-6773 Apartments A M11 For Rent AJAXtotals•, •encvaied one hear prom basement apartment. no pets, no smokers laundry. cable. $575 inclusive Ist/last Call 427-0862 AJAX 2 -bedroom sell -con - fail basement apart- ment. $650+. washer'dryer. fireplace Also 3 -bedroom main floor. $1000+ Both central air, fridge, stove, broadloom. parking Non. smokers no pets Refer ences Bayly'Harwood Available immediately 4'6 551-9577 AJAX 4 bdrm bsint art sell living dining room, 2 baths. Irg kitchen, 4 apps Fully carpeted. G a. own laundry, park - Ing, private entrance. Sam (905)686-4840 AJAX _i^e or•:•_-; base ^ler-: apartment separate entrance laundry, parking. available Nov Ist $600 per mo Istlast, n0 pets. 427- 0849 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spacious apart-hents q, et okoiding. close to shopping, 401, GO Pool, sauna One bedroom November Ist, 3 bedrooms immediately and DecWnber ist 683-8421 or 683-8571 unfil 7 30 p m ALL Utilities nclucled. $625 monthly Clear 2 - bedroom condo, carpeted. parking. close to amenities a soum GM Call 905.725- 4524 APARTMENTS FOR RE %7 Ir ao, r tudding. for Nov and Dec Near Hospi- tal. on bus stop Call 728- 4966 ATTENTION bachelors and Cacneiorettes - how would you like to own your very own brand new town - home for as little as $780 me I Your own pad would have 3 bedrooms 2 wash- rooms. garage, patio, and it's fully decorated by a professional designer So urians me catch there's only one lend- Call Chanene or Frank at 905-427.0855 3 p m. - b p m Mon - Thurs. 11 am - 6 pm weekends WHITBY -AVAILABLE Im- medialely Spacious base- ment 1 bedroom apt Laun- dry. Parking, non-smoker. ho pets $550 all reclusive lsVlast required Call Carol at 666-5545 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, in Whitby Apt. building.. spacious, carpet- ed, newt' panted, with bal- cony, close to bus, shop- ping, all utilities included, first / last requred, no pets. 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- room, $750. Cal 430-0134. BACHELOR Apartment. Rosebarlk a Rwgemoutt. before you rem see this arca! Separate entrance. all iidusive, close to beach 6 Park, no Pets Please. SSW inclusive. Call (905)509- 0992. BACHELOR apartment, separate entrance, full kitchen, 3pc--batti, parking, laundry, cable, utilities in- cluded, South Pickering, S550/month. References required. Call 905.837- 1415 alter 6pm- BASEMENT apartment, a2/1.iverpock near shop. ping. GO. 1 -bedroom, 4 - piece -bath, large eat -in kitchen. a/c, cable, utilities. shared entrance, Suitable for single mature working person. quiet home, no pets/smoking. $590, 1sV last, references. 831-5249. BASEMENT APT. Heat. hydro included On bus ro- ute S450 /month Call after 9 pm Larry 579-4690 SIE Oshawa BEAUTIFULLY finished one bedroom basement apartment. separate on. trance. one minute to bus Walking to school, parking and utilities Included Prefer non smoker, no pets. $600 Per mo Harwood and Hwy a2. (905) 426-7998 even - Ings or days (416) 365- 0700 ext 293 BOND Wilson - 1 bedroom walkout base- ment apt Immediate pos- session, includes hydro Call 728-2964 BRIGHT NEW basement act Raison Beatrice Sep en t on ground level All in- clusive Single non-smoker preferred S495 'mo Call 905-4048392 1 BEDROOM BRIGHT Newly renovated one bed- room basement apartment. non smoker, laundry. cable. Ist'last $550/month inclu- sive 404-0192 leave mes- sage (Oshawa) TWO BEDROOM Oshawa CenaaSud work.ng professionals. Ina - ture area Newly renovat. ed kitchen, bath. paint. Oak wood trim fireplace A cut above' Prefer non smoking. rA Pets $700 Plus own by dro meter Available imme- diately CALL NOW 905. 5710625 leave message to view CENTRAL OSHAWA Unio,e 2 bedroom m upper level of legal duplex En. closed sun room, eat -m kitchen. 2 bathrooms. broadloomed, laundry facilities. pariung. backyard. loolshed. immediate pos- session $750/mo 728- 6836 FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed. room apartments in very quiet, well -kept butlOing, close to all amenities Bus stop at door. Park Rd N Oshawa 5732 a $895 re- Spectively Phone 579- 9016 HWY 82. ROTHER- GLEN. imm,ac,iate br,gnt moil ^. urge 2 bedroom, separate entrance. 4 ap- pliances no smokngpets. available Immediately $780, first d last uldltOS in- cluded 428-1428 IMMACULATE1-bed- I(Kjm "some,,, apartment in newer Oshawa home Separate entrance, minutes to GO. 401 6 O C Carpeted throughout ce- ramic hoor in k !,nen. trench doors_ gas fireplace. central air. fridge, stove AII- nclus,ve heat. hydro, wa W. Cable 8 parking MUST BE SEEN' $650morm firm tstlast required No pets Call 905-725-2664 after 6prn LAKEVIEW PARK. Up- per over Of house 2 bed. room, deck fenced yard, garage 6 parking. $750 monthly Lower level, 2 bedroom, kitrnenene, patio. parking. $580 Both include utdties a avail Nov. 1 tall 905-509.1930 LARGE 3 BORIII. APTS. From $769Jmth. + hydro. AIC, Carpel, 4 and (fig indmart to Pidcerrtg Town Centre. Close to GO Transit and Hwy 401. 805.4206305 1410 Pi eb srinii PaArtfytr. LARGE BACHELOR APT., ground 9oor of Ajax home, suit singto person. NOW SMOKER, references, 1st last, $620, available Jon.1sV97. Can Kane 905- 68"180. LARGE newly renovated Wight 2 bedroom apt. Avail. Nov. 15. Steps to park, bus, a shopping, laundry tui - ties / appliances included. First d last $700 inclusive. 404--0314 LIVERPOOL and Bel 5 min. walk to Go station, 2 bedroom basement apart- ment, separate entrance, parking. $600 plus ublilies. Evenings. (905) 831-7638 UPPER apt, of duplex, 4 bedrooms, fridge, stow, washer, dryer. $750/plus hydro, cable and late. Phone. Immediately, Jar. vts/Lauder/Oshawa. 905- 579-3342. Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses A O For Rent 1 � For Rent For Rent � 1 For RentEAMFor Rent 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT, MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 PM. SAT .&SUN. 12-5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED Houses Houses r I For Rent For Rent WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' WHl RENT' OWN N 011 R HOME!! Mortgage payments t;--clroonn Serni 5l, 9; month t lit-ciniom bungalow $784: month 'i,-dnklm Ir Exec. $%4,' month No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me, (9051571-6275 or 1-800-810-6275 MARK STAPLEY Saks Rep Sutton it 1,,l Rralty Inc IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES WHY RENT' BUY! No downs parment, No problem! Let me shown you how! Mortgage Payment sloe per nth we Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) S76-3111 ImTownhouses Townhouses For Rent For Rent E"ERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11 /2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to Schools, transit, parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321-"06 ONE bedroom basement apt available Nov 1, non- smoker preferred, close to Go and Hwy $550/mo in- cludes utilities 831-5260 anytime. OSHAWA - 888 + 900 Glen St. 2 bedroom apts from $675- $710 close to shopping, schools. GM and Go Utilities Included First' last required. Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA CENTRE / 401, 3 bedroom basement apt . laundry room. nice kitchen, available Dec. 1st. $750 plus 1/3 utilities (905)839-1884 OSHAWA New 1 bed- room apt in lower unit of semi. Bright large eat -In k ichen.walk to OC Parking. on bus route.Avadable Nov 15 $575 Inclusive 1st B ast Call Rob (905) 430- 4193 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING North Oshawa, 1. 2 & 1 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca- hle. parking 8 laundry tac 723-2094 OSHAWA close to GM. 1, 3 -bedroom apartments, $600. $750 & $850 re- spectively Call 905-428- 5%40 OSHAWA. large I bed- "om apt for rent in Small Met building, Wilson & Boor area Heat. hydro. '•,dge 7 stove, included -aundry on prerruses Car- pet throughout No dogs. Please call 7211178 any - •me OSHAWA Wilson/Ross- and Large 2 bedroom asemeni, separate en- ance. fnct stove wash- �r 6 dryer, naudes utilities Avail Novi $550 /mo I sV .tit 905-4042270 NORTH OSHAWA- 3 rid•-^ avail Dec is! S755 lean d quiet building. Ina -eat. hydro. appl a park. ng 579-9600,725-9655 PICKERING 2 bedroom basement apt available Nov 1 All inclusive Near rio905 725-3248 PICKERING 2 bedroom Oasemert apt Available Nov lst for responsible indvidual(5) Separate entrance, AIC, clear GO 5725 . utilities. (905) $34.0116 PICKERING CLEAN, bright spacious. broad loomed. 2 bedroom base- ment apartment, applianc- es, separate entrance. no smoking. no pets $735 + S50 ,filmes tiii i 831- 8777 PICKERING NICE BIG basement apartment. $700 inclusive Nov Ist No pets. non smoker, 619-- 2765 eve and weekends. Must see PICKERING, large 1 -bed- room basement apartment, Apartment3 Apartments Hwy 2/Brock Rd No pets. For Rant For For Rent separate entrance. In. cludes stove. Iridge. a2. hydro, TV cable. Working 1aCL.AUGHLIa SQUARE Oshawa 2 bed- room . faintly room. North west view. 1161 Am. Arad. December 1st. Parking i utilities included. Pod 8 gym, FIS. Ensul laundry hook-up. For more into. call 905.728-3050. modem 1 -bedroom, pro- Iessionally-finished base- ment aperD eriff. PrivW entrance, parking. S52W month, including appliarrC- as, utilities. Available Dec.lst. Can 905-434- 8201. NEW KKOMIM- MACULATE large 2 bed- room in 9 plax, Rossland/ Rnson (Oshawa), appli- es, laundry, security, DIC. 1, $775 inclusive. Please cal 5714875. NICE i Clean 1 8 2 -bed- room apartments, quiet area in good Oshawa neighborhood, newer building, available Nov.tst 8 Dec.lst. 433-1733 Ray, Mike 728-9888 NORTH Oshawa. - extra person welcome. $6501 large one and two bed- month ($31012 weeks) 1sV SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W., large 1 bedroom $500. 2 bed- rooms, $600 & $620. 3 bedrooms $678., close to buses, shopping, available immediately, tndge, stove, heat, hydro, parking. list I last required, no pets. 721-9722. Spacious 2 bedroom apt. $750 all inclusive. Loads of Cupboard space Ist 8 last. Credit check Call Ann 723- 7381 TOP floor of house 2 bdrm, firsVlast Appliances includ- ed Clean quiet people. Whiting Ave, Oshawa $630 Available Nov / Own outside entrance 571-7989 after 5 30 p.m. TWO 1-BEOROOM apart- ments oft Simcce, north of 401, approx $450/month+ hydro. Available Nov 1st 8 Dec Ist Leave message at 905-571-4720 WESTNEY HEIGHTS - 2 bedroom. living room, dn- rig room, kitchen, 5 ap- pliances. 2 a pike. baths. Includes heat. hydro. water a/c, pool and parking Dec Ist $985 Ajax. Realty Ltd. 683-1811 AJAX - WESTNEY/ HWYa2 large one bed- room condo. 5 appliances. utilities. parking, balcony. air, available Dec Ist $850 (905)420-2971 WHITBY - two bedroom beautiful apartment, quiet budding, laundry, parking, December Ist $775 inti, Sive (416) 699-5287 Whitby - Ash St., 3 bei room apartment parking, fridge. stove. dishwasher. 5865 mo plus utilities Available Nov Ist (416) 461-0401 WHITBY one bedroom. norm or Go. 2nd floor, walk in Closet, quiet area Avail- able Dec 1 $550 /mo 668- 3161 or 723.9340 WHITBY 1 bedroom apartment, available Nov 1, $575/month includes heat d parking for 1 car Call 4300959 WHITBY apartments for rent. t bedr-om $550. hist 6 last required Bachelor apartment $500 Phone days 725-8911 evenings 8 weekends 668.4016 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less man you think?" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty 199') Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 32 1 1 Houses EA me For Rent $1-1 A Absolute Altordable Mt1MY RENT? OVM YOUR MONIS! Payments from $569/mo. No Downpaymeni? Cal Me. 371-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark stopley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty room. DoH completely re- last. 686.6231. 1l2 ACRE decorated n well main- cozy 3 bed- teined quiet building. Large belcorties. utilities / cable included. For Nov. t bdrm. $580.36. 2 bdrm- $722.65, For Dec. 1 bedrm. $604.52. 2 bed... $722.36 Cal 579- 5584. IOW VAMY- 3 -bedroom, Main Noor of bungalow; fenced yard. parking• fridge. stow 6 laundry facilities. $875 inclusive. 6661004. ONE BEORDOM bright apartr-4. tit floor $" - rate entrance, central air, all inclusive,. as appli- es. cable, full bath, quiet Rouge Valay area, (905) 509-6120 ONE BEDROOM apan- ment near Knob Hill, fridge. stove, hydro, parking. and backyard, easy access to 401. Dec. Ist. IstAast. $495 579-8933. AVAILABLE NOV. 1, sinal one bedroom in quiet apartment house, suitable for single, $460 per mo. everything included. Phone 571-5291 for information and view" appointment. PIC11ERING Spacious 1 bedroom apt. Stone fireplace, Appkanoes. Parking, Large acreage. Walk out. Private Entrance. No smoktirstperts. Reasonable rent 906'i4!'6K(i ' PICKEFWOG- 2 bedroom basernsrK apt. Eat -in luach- en. spacious living room, laundry tadities. Close to GO, norn-srtoker, Available Nov 1st. $675 inclusive. Call (905) 420-5253. PICKERING. Brock d 401, dean bright new 1 bed- room bsmt apt., separate entrance, util. included, Non smoker, 1sVlast, ref. required. (905)427-4241. PICKERING: whites/ Finch. Clean, quiet, bright. newly renovated 1 bdrm bsmt apt. Walkout ravine. Sep. ent., a/c, no pets/ smoking. Suites one. $6501 inclusive. 905.837.0218. SOUTH AJAX - invnacu- late bright one bedroom apt., large windows. private entrance, broadoom, park - ng, 416-283-8030. room house. available Oct. 28. $960 plus ,til., firstAast required. Whitby location. 665-9253. A RENTERS DREAMT No money down. Own your own hone; We new. bridge. stow. $795 ria-, all but phone. 3 bedroom asking $61 Mit. ret gross in- come $26.000./year. Call Kan Collis. Coldwe9 Bank - or 728-9414. 3% MORTGAGE: Buy or rent executive home. 60'x200' privacy lot. North- wW Oshawa. 51325+ uMi. ties. Call: 985.7930. 3+1 bedroom bungalow in Northwest Oshawa. Fin- ished basement. Fireplace, 2 bathrooms. Bright kitchen with walkout. Hardwood floors. $1150/month. 571. 3223, 436-6991. Ask for Monique. AJAX - Main floor, 3 bed- rooms, appliances. air, new carpet, deck, parking, avail- able Nov. 1. $925/month Call 1-8D0-475-9949 AJAX, 'Wesiney Heights', Beautiful 3 -bedroom de- tached home, very clean with finished basement with 3pc bath, all appliances. $1150/month. No dogs please. Call Gerry Thatch- er. Remax First. 686-3330 AJAX. Westney 8 Ross - land, 3 bedrooms 1 112 bathrooms, eat in kitchen. laundry, $975 month plus 2/ 3 utilities no pets, non smoking please. Avail. Nov.1 428-2145 ASKING S1200+utilities. Ajax. 1 full bath, 1 1/2 -bath. 3 -bedrooms. garage. fin- ished basement, fenced backyard Available Imme- diately Call (416) 635- 7791 OSHAWA-Beautifully Deeorsted.3 bedroom 2 - storey, 3 -baths, fenced backyard, close to amerl ties, 6 appliances. 3/4 -fin - shed basement. non- smokersno pets, available NOv 1e' $1175/month, 1st' last Must see' 905.725- 1577 BOWMANVILLE - 2 bed. room waterfront cozy bum galow, preferably couple. quiet neighborhood, fenced yard. 1stilast, available about November $750 905 839 5746 EXECUTIVE living - 15 acres In country setting in Courtice, 5 min to 401 main level in new raised bungalow. 1900 sq it 3 bedrooms, large kitchen. IaunOryroom. 2 bath. ga- rage. $1285 all inclusive 434-6091 HOUSE FOR RENT 2 bedrooms. Oshawa, area, appliances included $700 Per m0plus utilities. (or rent with option to pur- chase) Available Nov I 723-3804 BAY RIDGES, Main floor, 3 bed t bath, fireplace. hardwood floors. 4 appl. 5950 + son% utilities Close to GO, non-smoker Avail able immediately I st/last (905) 831-4753 LAKEVIEW PARK: 4 bedroom_ 2 bathsraised bungalow. fenced yard go rage, $1275 hydro nclud ad Avail Nov t Call 905- 509-2825 OSHAWA, 3-bedrooRl main floor bungalow, quiet citation. pool. balconyga- rage, laundry, 5800+V2 utilities. Available Nov 1st Call 905-655-4036 PICKERING avail Dec. 1 Beautiful 3 bed home in nice neighborhood, fin- ished bsmL, wet bar, fire- place, lanced back yard, garage, 4 bath $1300 + utilities, 1stAast, ref req. 427-0363 PORT PERRY, lust reno- vated, pick your colors, Lakeview, marry extras. $1,275 plus. Reprences. Cam (905) gest--0108 ROSEBANKffqOXWOOD TRAIL. Just buil semi, 2- stOr". all brick, 3 bel morns. 3 washroorns, tami- yroom. dei col marry upgrades. no pets. $1250 plus utilities. (416) 756- 0136 SOUTH Alax -roast level of private louse on Hills Rd.. 3 bedrooms, nrn9 mom, dol 4 pc. bath. eat in kildherh. stow, hidge, shwa leutdry, $NS plus 60% try. Avail. Nov. 1/96- /flax Real- ty Lid. 683-1811. WHITBY CENTRAL , 3 bedroom back split $975 Plus utilities. Waterfront, Lake Scugog. North Shore executive 4 bedroom home. $1050 plus utilities. (905) 668-6980, (905) 655- 4107. SPACIOUS 3 -BEDROOM semi, 5 years old; 1.1/2 baths, walkout to large deck, gas heat. Available December 1, $89Wmonth+ utdities. Firs0ast. 721-0373. (No Pets Pleasel) File No. 2593/95 ONTARIO COURT (GENERAL DIVISION) BETWEEN: ROYAL TRUST CORPORATION OF CANADA Plaintiff -and- BOHDAN LAPAN, ARTUR ROSNAU, WEDGEWOOD BUILDING CORPORATION IN TRUST AND VALLEY VU REALTY (OTTAWA) LIMITED Defendants SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a Writ of Seizure and Sale Issued out of the Ontario Court (General Division) directed to the Sheriff of the Regional Municipality of Durham against the real and personal property of BOHDAN LAPAN at the suit of ROYAL TRUST CORPORATION OF CANADA, I have seized and taken in execution all the right, title, Interest and equity of redemption that BOHDAN LAPAN has in and to the following: • Lot 278. Plan 465, in the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Municipality of Durham and municipally known as 45 Tudor Street, Ajax Ontario. Parcel 62-1, Section 40M-1467, being Lot 62, Pan 40M-1467 in the Town of Pickering in the Regional Municipality of Durham and municipally known as 933 Rambleberry Avenue. Pickering, Qntar;o. -.3 Parcel 35-1, Section M90. in the Town of Picker, g, In the Regional Municipality of Durham and i'nuniclpally known as 1247 Bayview Avenue, Pickering, Ontario. All the said right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the said BOHDAN LAPAN shall be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Court House, 605 Rossland Road East, Room 121, Whitby, Ontario, on Wednesday, October 30, 19% a; 11 00 a.m. Each purchaser assumes all mortgages, charges, liens and encumbrances. TERMS: • Cash or certified cheque made payable to the Sheriff, Regional Municipality of Durham • 10% deposit date of sale • Delivery only on payment in full • Ten days to make final payment • Bidding by number only • Other conditions as announced This sale is subject to cancellation up to time of sale without further notice. No employee off the Ministry of the Attorney General may purchase any goods or chattels, lands or tenements exposed by a Sheriff for sale under legal process, either directly or indirectly. DATED AT WHITBY, ONTARIO, this 15th day August, 1996. Barbara Muni Manager Enforcement Office - Regional Municipal of Durham NO TELEPHONE INQUIRIES Antiques, FurRltun i HoueNwW For the Osunto M (J'J.) Gemble of Millikenfield a Community rest of Brock Rd. via Durham 21. Antique oak rardrobe w/beveled glass mirror (ex.); smaller owed china cabinet c-1920 (ex.); Edison upright hono9raPh; Jacques and Hayes arm chair; hand ovetailed pine blanket box; ant gateleg dirting Ible; ant. pine drop iron, desk; oak sideboard C- 920; bedroom furniture; nice kitchen acct, parlor Ibles; antique glass and china; many good col- lctlbles; tools and much much more. Large sale; Ice quality. Note: Mr. Gamble moved to Toronto om the West in 1939 bringing with him many in- iresting and unique items, an older estate. Pre- ew 4:30 P.M. Terms: cheque WID, cash, Visa, I.C. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 805.6468411 DEAD QR ALIVE . Articles to join this list For out GIANT consignment auction Thursday November 21,1996 -ALIVE 1970 Western Star Tandem Dump 318/13SP- 1975 Single Drop 40ft Furniture Van 511h Wheel 16.50", G-1000 Minn Moline Gas 54OPTO DBE Remote 3575HRS Exc Cond , John Deere 950 7COHRS Turf T, MF050 W/LDR Gas, X130 Farmall W/Cult, 242080 Ferguson, MH 044, John Deere AR, David Brown 1t. 885 Diesel W/LDR, WA W) SN PLW Farmall Cub W/SD MWR, Case S, Case D, Case SC, AC 0272 Diesel 3PTH, Massey Pony W/HYD, 8Hp Ant Wheelhorse Tractor. Sentra KV Tractor W/ Org. 'HYD Plow. T Eaton Ltd Ant Hammermill, 2-TH SD MWR, 3-3PTH SN BLW, 2-3PTH PLW, 1-3PTH 3 Funough, MF 3PTH Disc, 4CYL WISC Motor not •.nning, Cockshu1120 SO MWR, JD 2 Fur Drag Plow Steel Wheels), Pull Type Cult on Steel 2 TraCtcr Cars 1 -Alis 1 -Case, Horse Drawn MWR INT. JCr- B-,hhog. Woods Bushhog, 14 It Fibreglass Cadarett Boat. Coates 04040 Tire Changer, Snap on Wheel Balancer Elect, Elect Band Saw, Ant Toy Coll, ASTM Teres & Rims. Quebec Pot Belly Stove, LG Wood Stove, Ant Wood Stove. Set of Hot Tanks Degreasing Engines), 20ft Consin Trader Single Axle. DEAD Massey Pony W/SD MWR. B -Allis Row Crop ft. Cult. Ford Jubilee. Cockshutt 70, Ford 8N, Farmall A. MH 044, 0414 ICH Diesel, 430 Case W%LDR & Fork Lift. Case VA And your !cysi HANI N1CR AUCTIONS Wit; n; Puri Uarlingtun Rd 0 ;'owrnanvilic- Ont 623--1000 --A SAT. OCT. 26 11 A.M. PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION AT PETERBOR- OUGH AUCTION CENTER, PETERBOROUGH (2 MILES EAT ON HWY 07) ADGrox- 40 cars. sans. picKJGs. 4 x 4s, RV's . beats, riding lawn mowers, etc 93 Chev Cavalier, 93 Chi Corsica, 92 Chev Cavalier. 2 door. 92 Crry. New Yorker loaded. 92 Olds Royal I.S. 92 Ply Voyager SE van, loaded, 91 Pont. Sun bird. 2 door. 91 Buick Park Ave., 91 Geo Sprint, 91 Maz- da MPV van, 91 Ford Temp GL. 4 door, 91 Dodge Spirit. 90 Chev Cavalier wagon, 90 Dodge Spirit, 90 Chev Lumina, 89 Chry Dynasty. 89 Izu- su Trooper. 4 x 4 . 89 Buick Lesabre, loaded, 89 Pont. Tempest. 89 Ford Mustang, 89 Geo sprint, 4 dr. 88 GMC Jimmy 4 x 4, 88 Lincoln Town car, 88 Nissan King Cab, pickup. 87 Pont. Grand Am 86 Nissan Maxima, 86 Buick Park Ave., 85 Chry Laser, 85 Olds Firenza. 85 Ford Ltd wagon, 85 Ford Bronco, 132 ford F150 pickup. 63 Buick Wild- cat, restored, 2 dr Cadillac, 25 ' 5th Wheel trailer, 18'dual axle trailer, partial list. Subject to addi- tions and deletions. All vehicles guaranteed clear titles, $200. draw. Consign Now Bring your vehi- cles Wed., Thurs. or Fri. (Not Sat) Terms $500. Cash, Visa, or Mastercharge at sale. Balance by cash or certified funds within 5 days. To Consign call 745-5007 or 1-800-461-6499 ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION LTD. RRi17 PETERBOROUGH. CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day. Sales every Tue, Thurs. and Sat at p.m. Antique furn etc. Owner and erator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hell SL oSIte1M8, Established in 1960 725-5751 723.0501 News Advertiser Classified DepL open every Mon. to Fri. 5:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0707 COURTICE AUCTION BARN 1696 Bloor SLE., Courtin Saturday, Oct 26, at10:30am. washer & dryer; 3 full- size dryers; chest freezer; pine table & 4 chairs; wood desk; wooden boxes; VCR; kerosene heater; pia- no stool; mirrors; of- fice desks; dressers; end tables; smoker; old radios; lamps; sewing machine; patio chairs; exercise bikes; mountain bike; toys; several box lots. NOTE: early start Items too to mention. que, or Interac ates & const its welcome. 1 :e or ours. AUCTIONEER: Jim McIntyre (905) 432-1177 (905) 4048392 Estate furniture, tools, 1995 Pont. Sunfire car at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Selling the Gordon John Collitt estate and the late Morley McKague estates Interesting sale including good furniture, appliances, some glass, china, some woodworking, tools, qty. of mechanics tools, etc. a 1995 Pontiac Sunfire, estate car, immaculate only 18,000 km, 1991 Chev Cavalier. To consign estates, full house or apartmentfuls, vehicles etc. Call McLean Auction 324-2783 Lindsay ORVAL & BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NE WTONVILLE, FRIDAY, 6:00 P.M., OCT 25, 96. Selling the Contents from the country home of Annie Fisher. Kirby: 9 pc depres- sion oak lining room suite, occasional fa- cies. glassware. chi- na. Noritake China set for 12 covered cas- seroles ' as- seroles, platters, ,Deerlodge), 3 pc. pine bedroom suite w/ dressers, hutch, pine bedroom floor mir- ,,rs chesterfield. -ighchairs. organ tool, metal ice box. <lectric chain saw, s, hardware. gar - ler tools, and a -amber estate guns, 'Ninchester 30/30 w/ scope. Remington Mod 700-300 w/Reci- f cid range finder Scope. Savage 12 ga Gump, two mas mili- !ari rifles. portable generator, 3 fridges. '::e and numerous ^r•r articles Preview :ay afternoon "_,ns Cash. ap- ; , ;ved cheque. visa, V C nterac Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton (905) 786-2244, 800-263-9886 AUCTION SALE "_-rs Oct z4 5 m slander Banquet ra 150 Percy Cres. Sc:_gog Island Furni- a and appliances, chesterfields. 25 winch, assorted 'her items and stor- kge Viewing from 2 �c p.m Pearce Auction Services 655-8073 or 985-9807 at the hall WANTED FOR AUCTION Estates, Consign- ments, Households. Antiques, Bankrupt- cies, Liquidations Sold at your location or our Bowmanvdle Auction Hall. Padang, Pick -Up & Storage available. Call for free confiden- tial consultation. MacGregor Auction Services 905-987-5402 905.987-3664 10 A.M. Large Estate Auction of Boat 19' Peterbor- ough 185 hp. An- tiques, Furniture, Ap- pliances, patio furrli- ;hes, tools & m )re. To be held Mabee Auc Intre, Hwy. 35, le north of Ro Ile or 23 miles nit Lindsay. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS 705.374.4400 or 454-2841 MacGregor's Auction Hall Bowmanville Antiques. Conecta- bles & Household Ef- fects & Lumber Sur. Oct. 27th, 11 a.m (Viewing 9'30) 401 to Waverly Rd., North to 02 East to Scugog St. North 1 km Sun- day's Auction features 9 ccs, diningroom set Ie70). 2 older kitchen cupboards IC1920 & 910). sideboard, 2 oak fireplace mantles. wooden phone booth, washstands. dress- ers (old & newer), mise tables kitchen. Gariour etc- chairs & rockers blanket & wood boxes.spinnrng wheel, new carousel ^orse, old tools. de- coys. collection of Red Ryder Comic Books, oid paper & books Over 50 pcs of eramelware. blue. ;reen & red etc plus '1(,a.,ty glass & china. :vat Doulfons .nrdsman & aoyal :. ze. parlour s•ove. els. plus 100 board 3,4' spruce. 250 c• a d ft rough maple s Ash An excellent cortunity to pur- -^dse articles from past to present -,..'T1s Cash. Cheque. sa. MC. or Interac Call for all your auc- r deeds MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905- 987-3664 OCT 2&%. 6.30 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN. 2498 CONIC. RD. $8. BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) This week we have to be sold, the contents of a local variety store By virtue of the Land- lord & Tenant Act. RSO 1980, under in- strucWn of DCS Bailiff Services, we are in- structed to sell by auction the contents of Country Garden General Store, Whit- by. Sale to include. pop coolers, shelving, displays, gift items. C.D.'s & cassette dis- plays, Hardware, Irg, qu. of pop & juices. food stuff, non food items, 1985 Chev. 1/2 ton truck & many oth- er related items, also to include modern and antique furniture, lawn & garden equip- ment, glass IS china & marry other interest- ing & unusual items. Sale subject to addi- tions & deletions. Large sale. viewing from 5 p.m. Terms are cash, Visa, MC or Debt Card. For more into. call (905) 263- 4252. Sat man. aged and sold by Garry K. PowNI Auctions, Apprei- Sels & Liquids - News /►irertlew clesels" De>,arttsmt b eplen evarr MsMs7 to P*Iftr true a.w. a saee tl►� can 683.0707 U, Nan rear ad W tine n 683.7363 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,19% -PAGE 29-A asNoises Rooms For Rent rim, For Rent THREE BEDROOM AJAX - furnished room for country estate home on rent, clean, quiet home nearly 6 acres, beautifully Share kitchen, bathroom landscaped, large drive. 2 and laundry. No pets/smok- car garage, in ground ng. 580/week or $300/mo sprinkler system. available 427.0173. immediately $1.500 per mo. AJAX, FURNISHED plus utilities Call (905) room for rent. in quiet 668--6797 home, own entrance. shared bath & kitchen Non - WHITBY: Main floor. 3 Dec room. 5875 inclusive 1 stlast required 665-1883 ;ZERO DOWN!! NO 1st/ ;ast Owning a nome can cost less than rent For de - !ails call Bridget Greenlaw Saies Rep. Coldwell Bank. r R M R 728-1069 Ext 318 Townhouses For Rent 222 PEARSON Sr 026, r>shawa Freshly painted 3- pedroom 1 1/2 -bath town - :.se wigarage Partially- ' -shed basement. basement, stove. '' dgecarpets freshly -eaned Nice area Avail- aoie immediately S850 721-8096 AVAILABLE mmed,ently DehrOCm townhouse o unit) in Norm Osnawa '.ew carpeting- freshly ;erxated $85C mo 723- =•a 401/WHITES RD, exec.- « m ., 4 oedr;rm townhoe, a appliances. cvair. 2 in - .e -ground parking spaces. :,mpietely •enovated i' )95 plus utilities Avail- %ry ' 905-540-6675 AJAX 5975 -n;1".;d. 3 -r,%- 'reenoid. garage r.,iiiaoie Nov ' Reterenc- . • Credit crecx ran Tere- Turner 4.6 32'-3536 -.-Max Geness Ltd Real- - Assoc Broker i1VAILABLE NOV 3 .a•;e 3 DedrOor- ..nnouse neutrai decor .1 ESTATE 2 Dat" base - AUCTION. PLUS t d ,arage K , q & CONSIGNMENTS, w ,n« mea 5895 - SAT. OCT. 26 P^pre 9C5 -21.82.3 AT 6 P.M. COURTICE 3 -bedroom MYLES KING HALL w^rouse ' ' 2 -batt. nice 33 HALL ST. Aon d access to scnos. OSHAWA. d C" pude !ransr, avaff- ti"-derr air, a�'aue Nov'st No pets Can .--iture, plus 5 an. -. - -42fr 1037 after 'pm - ' a.? dolls and toys 2 DUFFIN'S CREEK CO- O - chesterfield Suite , OP ' -__ "'• ., j _ Doo,opm 5842 pits w) lazy boy chair . ;edroom 5930 plus No -'-"?e and end tables. .. ,cs,dy ApeW in persor reen size modern NORTH OSHAWA. 3 r,•r bed with new box -_r;,_ oasr-«nt sGr ng and mattress. 5'.;. -rouses ,n weir main pce oak bedroom su- •a -ed family complex dedinette suite. chest F-eshly decorated witr of drawers, dresses. F- g stove. dose to ail desk. single and dou- � amenities Starting a1 5738 monM On site Mgmt. bie beds. center ta. ;ice Cail905 -28-3777 bles. rocking chair. PICKERING 3 drm be oo bookshelf, 4 collect- townhouse apciiances. air. able dolls (antique) 5';,70,1rio Ava„aole Oec composition doll, as- ' Mei Knight 831-2273 sortment of antique toys, portable color I v 1 23 karat gold di- amond ladies ring. with appraisal, list not complete at time of publication. terms cash. good sale. plan to attend. sales every Tues. Thurs. Sat. at 6 p.m. MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 PICKERING Tr.cW Cas' ta. 1 600 sq d 3 bedrooms. 2 ! 2 barns. au appliances, 9 JOC per mo , plus utilities Available Dec 1st Cali Abe 683.51 17 or after 7 p m 427'637 smoker. First, plus deposit call 686- 7260 AJAX, unfurnished large s ngle room . shared facili- ties. separate entrance. first & last. $340 /mo 683-5088 AJAX: furnished room ,n clean home Included laun- dry, cable and parking Non-smoker $325 /mo Avail immed 427-6932 EASTOSHAWA, Room for rer t, nor -smoker Park ng, snared Kitcnen, aundry lacd.hes available Avail- able immediately $80 weekly, cable included Call 436-0505 andor 432- 6916 NORTH OSHAWA home Srared ` cilihes. includes laundry and uhities. Prefer- rer non-smoking female S350;mc Call 905-432- 6661 PICKERING WESTSHORE AREA Jute{ !urrusred 11—rT 'room I v included. -se of kitchen, share path. 5300 Der me Working person nefcomed. available •r:v ist Por viewing cap 839-1366 PICKERING - - spacr,-ti.. w,tn cane and own •aCk r aver exec uuve -,,-e mare Kitchen Darn_ aun Cry -ppm 'aoo "i Bus.park,ng ava,iade Reascrabie -ate ;9051 427-9007 ROOM FOR RENT Hier �•�� •�^�«o rat.; Av.yl- ]bie `rovemper 1st First & av •equ,red $404.,—onrh Shared accommocations Call 435-8155 SHARE HOUSE r Ajax. wit- ,.rotesS grills No smoking. no pets. 5350 in- dus,ve 905) 428-3763 SIMCOE ROSSLANO area c r,sned rooms for clean quiet person Cook- ing Near bus & Durnam College P-vate ertrance $250 & up monthly Call 905 728-4845 Furnished comodations FURNISHED. Self-con- tairec -.•om 'e, rent. newiy decorated, suitable for ' person Avada a Novem bet list $375.mth Call 7285382 after 4pm 4 'Shemd Accomoda0on NEAT and tidy person to share quiet home, fur- nished room, nor) smoker. IsVlast. 5375 per mo. Call 725459 HOUSE TO SHARE. in central Whitby, parking, laundry . utilities included, prefer non-smoker, 5350 monthly call . leave mes- sage 668-8904 HOUSE to share. Ross- ;and/Wilson area, Oshawa, available immedalely, parking, cable, laundry, $400/month. Call Leslie 905-434-5108 arrybme or leave message. OSHAWA. House to share $400 trionlhy a8 inclusive. students welcome. Cab Barbara 905-579-e069 I Nd I rAndorairitrra For Fix Rid Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. 2 b/r., 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Park land. Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 r— a.-> . . u ♦�. t::. .._,.>Y:.:.•i�,'a1WX r.r J, ,K'�4'SM- T'a,1a1'�.{ypa.',b•-✓. :-..... P .,-'•?t"'n' ✓ r w . r a, r s •• a .. .. a yy...,,, r. u� , . -. ♦ >I -.P r ... .. -. a.rM. ,...wu•w.�..a • v.«ycwn a PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 23,1996 J 1 Acconada�tior► J Office b J Office & • Retail Space 9 1 Retail Space 9 1 Buainees OPp°rtu^ities _ 1 Personals 1 Personales rein, Personals SINGLE PROFESSIONAL needs same to share 3. bdrm 3 -bath. furnished. Vi- ceroy home In Alax C.A. C' V. 6 appl. 2nd floor laum dry. FP. in ground pool. loft 8 skylights. double garage wfopener Very modern Reasonableinclusive rent Call 905-428-9403 UPCondorniniums For Rent TWO BEDROOM Alholi Mary. Oshawa 5850 plus hydro. or S925 inclusive 5 appliances. secure build- ing. available Immediately Istnast 436-0278 WHITBY one bedroom plus solanum.. 1 112 baths. 4 appliances, parking. available Nov 15 Dave days 416.490.7625. eve 905-509-6016 Office & • 1 Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent300C sc L.-, S90CI 850 sit 2nd fir $550. 600 sQ main $500. 250 sd main $35:. 300 2nd Or S500 7.200 sq t 2nd floor Call 434-2447 a 655-4132 OFFICE space to, lease overloo■s busy Hwyr2. handicap access. air con plenty of parking Call 905- 725-999' REASONABLE an inclusive rent offered In a protes- sgnal environment Includ- ed are utirites, signage. furnsi ed'unfum,shed. board room. kitchen. •ecur. ity. cleaning, maintenance. parkrtg Various sae suites •vadat, a Downtown Oshawa Call 1.800-268- 696C STORE rant. down:own Osra.a n.gh walk .r trat kC. S43C 'rIC all Inctusrve 725-87, Garage b OF Storage Space STORAGE available In side ^ s.oe Year round N Wh,tDy area Can 655- 5193 WANTED- Resloenba. Garage Rent For storage Only Mus: be secure Cali 509-2804 • 1 etirement • Living PRIVATE HOME. Ras, - oence Avadao-e House Keeping and mean prdv.d- ed P-or,e (905 9858525 or (905 623-3931 1N, PrHomes ivate Sale 3% MORTGAGE: Buy or rent executive home 60'x200' privacy tot North- west Oshawa $1325. utd.- ees Call 985 7930 AJAX: DETACHED 2 $tor. ey. 3 bedroom. 1400 SQ it finished basement. main Noor lamlty room with fife. place and walkout $154.000 905-619-0108 BEAUTIFUL RAVINE LOT $159.900 - Oshawa, over rimproved 3 + 1 bedrooms, arc, high-eff gas heal, some hardwood & ceramic BOOnrtg. Newer broadloom. now oak kit.. famshed walk- out basement, 2nd kit., 3 PC. bath. sel side en- Inince. big beautiful private yard with western expo- sure. Exckwm lasting. For your pnvate viewing call Rasaleen Fitzgerald, at Srraon Group Classic 43D - 90D0. BROCK RD & 2, Great family location. 3+1 bed- room. 4 baths, walkout basiarrteM, rtevrfy broad - loomed It decorated, $158.500. Call (905)294- 8461 or (905)473-3268 fCOURTICE - Custom built individually designed 3 bedrooms, 2 IM ball[$, Iii ished basement. lots of Closets, main Noor laundry room, large eat in 161chen, circular driveway, fireplace, close o schools and shops. $187.900. Cal 404-2683. COURTICE Open House Sun.. Oct. 27, 2-4 ppmm 13 Mull Cres., As $1se.500. 2200 sq. n. bedroom, 2 112 befits. Kas- olirtger pompe. on quiet aes- Dent. Greenhouse kit., main floor laundry & farrtity room Wool to deck. famed. CAC s VAC. 906.436-2784. I3 ALuctic On Site • 1-30 McPherson Court, Vnit 18. Pickering Directions: Take Brock Rd. south from Hwti. 401 :km to McPherson Court. GORDONS WMW I .Il f.r a 44" ant. h c miu n R,nm,ur R„I., l e, &,h- 1-800-26'-2206 (905) 427-11�� 1 1 Private Homes For Sale WANTED ..: -se r .^. west Oshawa. minimum 3 bedrooms. 1.800 sQ h gas heatfinished urge dry basement, large fenced yard. good condition. maxi- mum 5200.000 Will con- sider trade for our 3 bed- room rouse. 1.300 sQ if walk to all amenities 728- 8456 EXECUTIVE 2 -storey Jr 25x7 SQ IT . Quiet Ne 'e,ghboumood. ear -n •schentamdy,00m, fire oiace, liv,ngroom dm,ng- roor• 2 wic to 16x34 deck laundr) room. 2 -car ga 'age 4 large bedrooms -%astenenswte. 3 Dams. ca civ. gas. air purifier. dish. washer. window coverings, '6X26 pool.ail access Fenced yard 1050 Ridge Va.iey Oshawa S199.000 905-434-7143 OPEN HOUSE. 1-4 PkA SAT 6 SUN EXECUTIVE HOME r pies!-ge a,ea N- .Dy 2.65C sit it 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms. central vac and central air a,• neaner. heated in ground pod. fire- place. fully fenced and landscaped backywc As. .ng $256 900 Ca' 43,- 0548 300548 to arrange a viewing Serous otters only No agents AUCTION SALE SAT. OCT. 26TH 1:110 P.M. (VIEWING 11:00) House on leased ^r:)perty. selling by Auction, located at a4 Wheelhouse Drrve. In Me Wdmont Creek Retirement Park. Newcastle. Exit Ben- nett Rd from 401. Terms $500 Down day of Auction. Bal- ance due on approval of purchaser. Call for details & directions. MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905-987-3664 SOUTH AJAX: detached 2 -storey brick, 2400sq.ft. home. 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 beaks, F/P, oentril air, 10 man spa 60' TV. AIC. Main floor laundry, Wilished bsrnt. Reduced. 905.683.2309. iNHITBY. $107,500. Beautiful 3 bedrooms, rel room, ceramic foyer. ga- rage, w/o to fenced yard. 5% down. carries $758 in- dudiig taxes. Ted Hough- ton Sutton Classic 430- 9000. 1 Out -Of -Town Properties P.E.I. - OCEAN VIEW LOTS on Cape Sharpe Gaspereaux PE I . lust moments from Pamure is- land Beach, 100 x 200. $7000 each 905-434- D o you manufackire, import, wholesalehelail or craft interesting/unique Products? The General Store of Mississauga is opening a new branch in Whittly Mall. We sell your products In an upscale retail environment without you being there. Call John Schutat (905) 608-0777 or Fax (905) 608-0900. e 1 Registrations DRUM i_ESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 6311 rem, Personals � Vacation Properties BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names 8 private phone numbers. t - 900-451 3638 ext 704 $3 29nrun. must be 18 T tone $3500 full priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trailer IOL ad- laceni to huge county for - as:, good road, sandy beach. fishing. Cobourg area (416431.1555 Camper 1 Trailer Sites RED SEiTEH RESORT - tam,ry campground and cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Fun hoo. up from $825 2 and 3 bill cottages from S350eweek Rec hatst store, pooi iaket-ort sw•mmmg. boating. good fishing 905- 436-0807 705 778-3096 PHYSIC CONSULTA- TIONS and -eadings 1cce experience and :Ompass.Onate. telephone (9051 623-7558 PSYCHIC Palm &Tarot. Call Terry (905)831-4368- r ompanions Money It Lend EASTSIDE CONNEC Tli i%,� DATELINE Free to Call to place your ad. no '.arges for ladles, no ?none bill charges. 905 430-7060 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT, IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS • 1 Mortgages, • Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bad and u9iy Financing for any purpose. rates from 595% All applications ac- cepted Community Finan - sial Services 668-6805 1 Business pities DO YOU MANUFAC- TURE. IMPORT, WHOLE- SALE/RETAIL OR CRAFT INTERESTING(UNIOUE PRODUCTS? The General Store of Mississauga is opening a new branch in Whitby Mall. We sell your products in an upscale re- tail environment without you being there. Call John Shut at (905)608-0777 or Fax (905)608-0900. Homeworkers Urgently Needed up to $8200/wk. Easy work. **Free Sup• okes". Rush $5 and a SASE to Skykte Enterpns- as. 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 247. Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8. Lots Lots RM For Sale RM For Sale LAKE ONTARIO MARINERS DREAM. Single building lot, nestled in piines.350 ft. from waters edge. Unrestricted view. (905)683-2548 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call ,C W3-0707 Pkm fad your classified ad on the first day of pubilca- tion as we cNi not be m4 pon- slbie for more Um one inSer- don in the event of an '::error. Personal Prayer To The Blessed Virgin Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (never known to fail). All most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, splendour of heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, immaculate Virgin, assist me In my necessity. Oh Star of the sea, help me and show me here, you are my mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God. Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in mV necessity (make request). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, Mary, conceived wit, I sin, pray for us who have recourse to thea , (3 times) Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands. (3 times). Say this prayer tot 3 consecutive days and then you must publish. It will be granted to you. G.P.F. News Advertiser Clafed Department is open every Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5s00 p.m. Call 683-0707 to place your ad or fax it 683-7363 • • 1 Alnouncelnentss• 1 Announcements Selling Something? b -ii 2 EASY WAYS Pei —>E i � =■ii?�� )E IlC ��x� )t"i" VK/C 1 1'a >, it 1•� ♦a a,Ial .ial ,� j>I rl >I I -.11a •al I. >r -i a a.r r.tia-a a,t,sa al.i �` �. 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YOU may also access death notice intorination received after press -time by calling this number. Drought to you by the following funeral homes: .\LAntosh-Andc-rson. Armstrong. W.C. To,%vn, `h-E.achnie, .Martino &- Sons. %%orris. Nortlhcutt-Ialiott. Accc•ttonc• 'to place your , e E1- a�. bt one Of ow ft hNp trots• JONES, Patricia B. - peacefully at her home on Oc- tober 9, 1996, 1525 Nichol Avenue, Whitby, Ontario. Patricia Jones (nee Polzin) In her 49th year. Be- loved mother of Jason. Precious daughter of Lor- raine and David Polzn. Cherished sister of Donald. Family service was held October 12, 1996 at R. MARTiNO & SON, Pickering, Ontario, Memorial Donations to the M. S. Society would be appreciat- ed. CRAY - Russell, beloved husband of Adeline Cray passed away peacefully at his home, on Sunday, Oc- tober 20, 1996. BALLARD-Sylvia May (Runty) Formerly of Ajax. Suddenly at her. residence Woodarld Beach on Sun- day October 20, 1996. Sylvia May Wright, beloved wile of the Isle Wham James (Bill ) Ballard. Dear Mother of Jean and her husbarld Roger Again of An- gus, Lena and her husband Start Moule of Whitby and Bill Bala rd of Woodland Beach. Loved Grand- mother of Christopher and Amanda. Sister of Paul and his wife Rosairrf Wright of New Wasaga and Ronald and his wile Rita Wright of Woodand Beach. Friends may cd at the Lynne -Stone Funeral Home, Elmvale from 12 noon Thursday. Service in the Chapel on Thursday October 24, at 1:30 P.M. Inter- ment Allenwood iJniled Cemetery. In Memoriam Do- nations to the Charity of your choice would be ape predated. 683.3005 Claringtor 5 o:e perry THOMAS, E. Marian, Went to the angels on Friday October 18, 1996, at the Ajax- Pickering General Hospital. Marian Thomas, devoted wife of the late John Thomas Treasured mother of Shirley and her husband Jim Coppella and Lorraine and her husband Nan Kinglate. Proud Nana of Joanna, Craig and his wife Dana, Kirk, John and Chelsea. You wig make a beautiful angel, Mum. The family wig receive friends at the McEacMie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax(Pickedng Village) 905-428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Sunday. A complete funeral service to be held in the Chapel on Monday October 21, 1996 at 2 p.m. 1 Memoriam s i 1 Me..s A l M•nwrian s RICHARD MANNS In loving memory of our dear Dad and Grampa who passed away October 24, 1995 DAD: God made a wonderful father, A father who never grows old, He made his smile out of sunshine He molded his heart out of gold; He made him as near as an angel, As anyone ever could be; God made a wonderful father, And gave that dear father to me. Cherished and missed by: Ron dt Darin; Judy dr Tom; Reg dl Grace; Mary & Henn; and grandchildren OAVV THE NEWS ADVER•r1SER, WED., O('TOBER 23,1996 -PAGE 31-A �c'f -900- 1 3793'($2.49/min.) to respond to these a { .... TouchTone or Bptary phones. You must be 18 or older. .. .. . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . e. 1 8- 0 y 6 62- 8423 y i 24h^/day 100 CLI't Q . is. . . . . • • . . • . is • . . . 41. . . . is • . . r . . . Q�AL Ori. *"; possible relationship we ural- !ached, friendly while lady with son. German 5'7'.130be, blonde hair, brown eyes. tooling for Someak outgoing, like xst. is baking, 1951bs. Seeks non smoking,sin care, AttrWrve female activities and daversi ed intwesb. I am meF moves, long walks. and spending time Canadian, 5'6", 110 los, gmk and ha an s outings. �' Ioy gi. W1xl evenings, aril tkxabk �ng, a d kms, is honest• COrn¢ and humorous, mol into head games, and know$ rehab he while for tr4ndsh p. CDMPsn*mhip and simple tun. I enjoy good food, hgent very sincere, honest and aMectxmte. Seeking a single female. slim. lit attractive. together f« possible relationship. BOX 14663 interests. BOX 23116 wants n life. BOX 23307 laughter. MUSK. dancing aM outdoor file. BOX 31766 who wahts to be appracamtl 1« more roan WALITY MALE 37 skgk wnrte pedes- 11313 EARLY XMAS PRESENT M you still below n true low and happiness, then wad Why LOOKING FOR LOVE Two Mtrovive LET'S ENJOY LIFE Fe 75 year om angle her Maury, ann0 truly wishes to De loved. BOX 31600 mak. 6'7', slort !Nand liar with blue Enjoy Gown mill QUIET AND DISCREET' 20 r oat. 5' 10". 155 Ib. tai mule seeking a gay or bt male under 20, SEEKING SPECIAL MALE ...47 b SJ, who b until CMlstma? Single mom, 35, amDKiYed, hon• females, 18, seeking two lerow how to have gun guys. 18 to 2t, who treat a right. lather rat short Hard working. forest. TENDER MALE Easy gong year bbl, eyes. eyes. eking, don out and 9 gong to the movies or theatreendsh and children. who n discreet. BOX 11616 roma, fortess non smoking, cin¢ patient has good sensed humor and romwarts lookingand est romantic, loyal, a roma I« Mr. Right se to 45, employed, true romantic. sense get Double dates are a prefer"". BOX 2330, KURT sincere arm a true10)& looking id a tie a romantic. I« an attracrw female. 29 to 76. with a stmt 5'8" and 160 pound single whine mak. hi 4ttractne, honest fumy and family oriented, Seeking a female for Irtendsmp fist. poser ble rewnonship. BOX 17063 ALONE IN OSHAWA Mak. 32. iokn it 9 gine massages to men n them IC s and =0 s wants to IMI needed, loo. Enjoy Country good of humor. BOX 23147 COBAIN WANTED Student looking haw, blue eyed, Kurt Coban IN Ir Outlook do lee and smllar qualities. for a reled�onship. Enjoy dancing, movies conversation or a ADD SPICE TO MY LIFE 32 year old mantel, j Discretion assured, you won 1 be d1sapPOm •otk musk. dancing outdoors arm nature. I Irve n Cobowg. MM me over Iwkh to sa 3 CHARMING SINGLE Women, in 30's, toed of trying to meet decent intelligent men n grungy kook alike. Enjoy gong to parties. am proms• cuous like Possible BOX 123N CALL ME' 91ack mak. 51, seeking a night pin Cho town. K you like the same. -take a coarct ad gine me a call BOX 12239 white. white. aper minded. attractive mak. 5 t t '�bs. non smoking and non deinking. 1 ed. BOX 31763 FUN FOR THREE Curious married :Ou- ;f we are compatible. BOX 23168 bars. We're all auburn haired, educated. wide- and to listen to alternative mussc. Must be outgoing, enjoy spending time el int companion, friendship: possible relationship Color doesn't miner Interested n OLD FASHIONED VALUES 29 year old. 5'10•' g for married single female. 25.15, I pie, m our 30-s. seeks an ~ave white mak, n his 30 for drscrat. tun DISCREET ENCOUNTERS We An a secure pendent. senswl, beyond the head games of and be non athktc Smokers okay. I haw sports and musK... BOX 12365 single mak. Looking an easy gang for die r for oscrcr encounters BOX 1e L entou ters BOX 31759 and clean couple n our 30's. Seeking other attractive couples for discreet encounters, ego maniacs. t you and your frwds are edu- cited, resPil l Passionate, have sense of shoulder length blonde hat and am grungy, 51" and 103 pounds with brown A LITTLE EXTRA' Young. attractive, secure couple woman wino enjoys gong on. niKinq and gig quer tees. Someone find, considerate and m DSNAWA AREA AMactne mak. 5 11", 150 lbs.. wen bixk haw brown eyes am INTIMATE NIGHTS Looking for a man to All Its returned. BOX 19807 LOVELY LADY Single whit hmak, win humor, well rounded Interests. -Jet's meet for asocial rogM M no sparks N. we stilt yellowish eyes. BOX 31228 LOVES seeking a single Bt a Bi curious Moak to share !Imes. triendsh p: possibly giving. BOX 4774 DISTINGUISHED MALE Handsome. athletK mend. Fun o `tOnnt and sy going. Sincere Seeking an sttractne. nonesr and span long. quilt nights with n front of the f redact. Cap me A u rc interested. BOX 30Y. 5't", pfryscaAy lit with ori child, likes outdoor actiwit*& morals, od cars and ApPre- cath goad conversation. BOX 31751 ATTRACTIVE 32 5'9". elm. looking LIFE Sin, attractive, empbyeld, smgk mother d two boys. I am 35 years oil. like dancing, more. BOX 1/852 THIRD PARTY BENEFITS Single white mak. 5' successful mak n my ire 20s. Enjoy ten tag, god, king walks, reading. movies and affectionate femaw ..Iwave a message' BOX 19682 12209 I DISCRETE TIMES 35 year od 5-6' white antiques. Trustwoo ll . lcl and sncere. for slim, single while female. 25 to 35. for dining Out and traveling. Looking for a non smoking, honest, cams 22. 5'10" and 170 pounds won oartde liar and green ryes. Looking for couples who more. Lookng for an attractive smgk white %male. HONEST MALE Lille 20 s. Mtrattrw. fit I BI male. masculne. Seeing mak 3045, who 's ngnesf. snaarw. for Frterdshq Inst poesbN nwtdnsAq. BOX darling, movers, and romantic awnings at home. BOX 31748 waling mak, 35 to 45, with a sense of N 10 32. who n sen conliderm and like to oil warthed. BOX 17185 enjoys romantk walks. BOX 17113 dorm to arm. +semi trustworthy and ting. safe and cern ms- chain evenings a week and encounters. BOX 31755 SOUND GOOD TO YOU? Maned couple SHARE YOUR LAUGHTER Single white humor. who also loves lee and children. Single lattws welcome.. BOX 23243 NEED ONE GOOD WOMAN e2 year od male. NIGHTS OF Rn Jet 30 year old white 'mak. 6' and 200 pounds. Enjoy country music 67". 215 brown rot enjoys audoors camping. quer. partes and quiet evenings As for harp". rt : seldom an 12167 DURHAM REGION 26 year ad. attractive seeking A Bi mak over 40. Want someone wine Imes to parry and he" fun. BOX 19784 female. 49.57". non smoker, fully employed. with circle of Nang hme bonds, cinemas. LOOKING FOR YOU' Sn9k mom. 34, Poucis. and low eyes. motorcycles and more, looking for a good good skin, good teeth and good build. I inconvenience 'hough Id rathr oil out ham. 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WED., OCTOBER 23,1996 �J 1991 CADILLAC I)r%ILLF. (ktl. 3 9yhnonth' 199.3 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTI „ - Ow, ' i .; ( )/month' 1994 *%1 1ZI)A MX3 1995 PON IA( I RANSW )R7 St: l�.it/per month'n60"A�IM-111---ml 290lper month' 69K - _® 1994 ('HE11 CA%ALIER Onl.• ' i O 2/month' 1989( , %W TRACKER KER 1993 IX)D(:E SHADOW 1995 HONDA CIVICLX Orily ' 1 M/month• Onl. '347/month- 1"41 HOND % ( 47/month- ■ Includes ant l freeze. Environmentally friendly o Interior ,� Shampoo Includes Free Inspection 1994 Ford Tempo 1993 Sundance 1993 Mazda Protege 1993 Dodge Shadow 1992 Lumina Eurosport 1992 Eagle Vista 1991 Dodge Caravan 1991 Ford Taurus 1991 Volkswagen Jetta 1991 Chevy Cavalier 1991 Ford Tempo 1990 Dodge Caravan 1990 Crown Victoria 1990 Jeep YJ 1990 Toyota 4 -runner 1989 Cadillac Deville 1988 Jaguar XJ6 1988 Dodge Caravan 1987 Dodge Dakota P/U 1985 Town & Country Wagon AND MORE 55K 1991 ESCORT %%A(;ON LX Onh 247/month' 77K - 95K .O, 1991 (;%I(' I'RACKFR On y ��/month• 29K 1995 T010TA COROLLA Onh ' 2 illi/month' 19x9 LINCOLN I (>N N CAR SIGNXTURt: SERIES Onh ";(i%month' 1941HOND%l I%I( (A A Onh 24"�, �Imonth` 71 K �" iii► 1991 (111t.% 1 (' %% kLIER Only 1 9(t/month` 1994 MERCURY SABLE Only `328/month' 1993 NISSAN 300%X Only "_599/month- UTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE SLASH TNR COST O!r PRE—WI/NTRN NA/NTRNANCR Fes„"s'" $` *Includes computer check and labour to adjust a.9 *Shims and parts extra if needed Expiry (kt. 311%6 1698 Bayly St. (just south of 401, west of Brock) 'based on I S% dmn. 60 monthly payments I 1 * om qS*' From *Includes new premum pads • Includes new A/C Delco or Chain ion an tabour to install and labour to Install - Vans & EttpirN Oct. �1A16 *Other pans and labour extra if needed v-iq Ike lIM plugs No Payment No Interest FOR 6 MONTHS Parts/Labour (excluding tires) IM 'a% t. 0 L, Idea", 4 cyl. 6 cyl. $39* $59* 8M. 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