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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_10_27�GaA.11QC Kitchens Plus i 1099 Kngston A* E., The Wrniture WII. Pickenr (905)420-0716 Store Hours tiron Wed g 30 a m 8 00 p m 3 'hors 8 Fn o a m -8 3o p m Sat 9300 am 50opm _ g_ Sunda'. Oct. 27, 1996 E ew 32 pages S AcIve A Nletroland Community Ne%vspaper • rtis Pressrun 42,000 f f1 AMPROVEMENTS BY Family owned & OWsW For Service You Can Trust VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 9013 Brock Road South List south of B*Vty, Pickering 4204980 STN -11-:,: Vol. 115 No. 43 Pickeringrotests p Canadian Union of Public Employees Ontario Division government cutbacks also staged protests at the President Sid Ryan, of Whitby, addresses the media at Region's water filtration plant in Ajax, the Brock West a Days of Action protest at Toronto City Hall Friday. dump In Pickering and the Pickering Hydro offices. See story on Page 2. Labor groups upset by Ontario See story at right. photo by Ron Pietroniro `Peaceful demonstration will get message to Tories' BY TONA' DOYLE pl R1i,%" STAR_ TORONTO — People from Durham and around the province descended on Toronto Friday to partic- ipate in Days of Action, an ongoing battle to protest provincial government cutbacks. Among the protesters were many - --area residents and workers, including -$ob Peters and Scott Bell. ,. Mr. Peters, a Power Workers Union } member and head of the Hydro Ratepayers for Public Ownership group Apposed to the privatization of Ontario Hydro, felt the two-day event was vital. "I think you have to look at history;' said Mr. Peters, a health and safety rep- resentative and mechanical maintainer at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. "Basically if you look at the province of Alberta and (Premier) Ralph Klein — he blinked, and Mike Harris will blink as well. The govern- ment will react to the eventual pressure that is placed on them. "All these demonstrations, are like straws on a camel's back and 6y subtly applying the pressure, using democracy through peaceful demonstration, even- tually that message will get through." Mr. Bell, a health and safety repre- sentative and mechanical maintainer at at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, stressed the importance of not selling provincial assets. "I think Mike Harris is having a yard sale with the province. He wants to sell off the LOBO, he wants to sell off Ontario Hydro. "Ibere's no good business case that can be made for either. There's no rea- son for either, other than a cash grab for his buddies. Ontario Hydro and the liquor store are both profitable enter- prises that bring a lot of money back to the Government of Ontario and the cit- izens of Ontario through their payrolls. "If they're privatized it'll just be a vac- uum that pulls money out of the province" `throw cold water in Harris's face' AJAX-PICKERING — Days of Action protesters managed to nearly bring operations to a halt at the Brock West dump in Picker- ing Friday morning. Protesters also caused 'minor delays" at the Region's water filtration plant on Harwood Aycnuc in south Ajax and at the Pickering Hydro offices at Ba%ly Street and Squires Beach Road. Pickets at the dump "cer- tainly held up the traffic:' said Harvev Alderdice. site super- visor for the landfill owned by Metro Toronto. "We weren't doing any business. -Choy were hardly letting anything through. Mr. Alderdice estimates only about 10 large trucks came Into the site on a morn- ing when there would usually be 50 to 60. He believes a lot of haulers simply didn't send their trucks because they anticipated problems. About 15 Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPEI pickets arrived at Brock West around 6:30 am. and slowed down haulers and Metro employees entering the site. They stayed until about noon. "We're here to show our support for the position of protecting the future of Ontario — the good things that we have that are being taken away by the Harris Conservatives," said Matt Graves, leader of the CUPS contingent. Mr. Graves, who heads the CUPS local repre- senting Metro Zoo workers, explained members were picketing at sites other than their own workplaces w avoid cmployec-management con- frontations. on- t rcrotations. The, purpo,sc of the protest. according to qtr. Graves, was to stop the economy for the day and "throw cold water In Hams's face. "It's a wake-up call to there. In the long term what this shows to people is they can participate in a dcnnwra- c-,he added, explaining it w'a a way for people to make their opposition known b,-twren elections. Supers isor Peter Graham was anwng the landfill employees who waited See PROTEST... Page 3 Inside In the news Editorial...................6 Name Dropping...... 14 Sports .................... 19 Classified...............22 Phony Ntfws General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 931t +7* GST =$1 PAGE. 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. (XTOBER 27. 1996 `Harris hurting us % Durham man leading protest BY TONY DOYLE DURHAM STAFF R)RO-)NTO) — The City of Toronto was brought to its flees Friday as a conglomerate of unions with a Durbam resident in the tow- frunt combined to send Ontario Premier Mike Hams a message from the masses. Traffic between Durham and Toronto was unbelievably sparse, picket lines were spread throughout the city. 17C sen -ice was shut down. and employees wen: denied entry to their workplaces as bays of Action protesting began early in the morning. The gathering was the fifth in the past year for the union throngs, as they continue to protest provincial cuts by Premier Mike Harris and his Progressive Conser%-ative government. At the centra of much of the storm and playing a leading role was Sid Ryan. Whitby resident and Ontario Division President of the Canadian union of Public Employees (C'PE ). -We'rc yen pleased:' Mr. Rvan said at Toronto Citv I fall while visiting the picket lines I-ndav morninc. "I think we've accom- plished what we said we would. ITtat's getting the: message aeTos to the public that Harris is hurtin;= the province. " Ioday's just a day to get the pick- et lines up. Its almost impossible to go around and fund out how man} people participat- ed. but clearly. with the amount of traf- fic Out there. Of the least amount of traffic you see on the high- ways. it's clearly a success. - Pickets prevented 17C service from start- ing up. GO Transit operated except for bus ser- vice in Newmarket and pickets were at Pm, - son International Airport although people were not being stopped. Some Toronto City Ball employees had to twe led into work through side entrances. Oth- ers around the city spent 'Mursday night in hotels, motels or even at wort: in an effort to avoid Friday -morning has- sles while attempting to get to their jobs. A few arrests were made. and a portion of Bay Street w,ts closed during a large rally to protest edu- cation cuts. Mr. Ryan stressed the protests surrounding the Toronto event and the other Days of Action before it were essential in the eventual oust- ing of Premier Harris from office. "When he starts closing the hos- pitals in the city. when he takes that bilhoxn dollar y �j v 4*44 [U �J j (1031E AND JOIN THE F1'\'. THE GOBLINS AWAIT x'017 Off. 29, 30, 31 14Parties & Play G Centre 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax In the MacKenzie Plaza 427-9223 r& MDEBERLEA NTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1Oam - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN /N 2 HRS. • W!711 ;I MO] 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 *Extraction* In Hospital •Chemiclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances �entaQ arc[-(�airUK}.�rteatw�ak out of the education system and the kids start coming home and telling their parents they are now sitting in a classroom with 35 or -U) other children. that they're sitting in more portables, that there's no supplies in the school, that the schools are in disrepair, when all that starts to hit, that's when you'll start to sec: Harris drop like a rock in the polls:* said Mr. Ryan. "I think we're ahead of the One Year In Pickering on November 1, 2, 3rd N'e'e Celebrate! «'titch For Details CORRECTION NOTICE Due to an error on the pari of Durham Wheels, the Whitby Oshawa Honda advertisement published Wed., October 2196 was incorrect. The advertisement should have read: " "0 down, freight, PDI, gas, licence paid separately, 60 oayments. Last payment $6.800 (Civic Hatch), $7.350 (Civic Ccupe SE). (Civic Sedan SE). Durham Wheels apologizes for any inconvenience this has caused Whitby Oshawa Honda or its cus'Cr^erS wave, and I think people in time will look back in a year's time or six months' time and say. ,now we know what those demonstrations and protests were about' That's when these things will grow, because we're not going to go away. 11is is not going to stop. These demonstra- tions are going to continue" &� 0 A% dr • r HEY KIDSI Come In To Lick's on Halloween IN COSTUME and you will get a FREE SOF? 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Ms. Ecker has proposed eliminating the $4,500 wage subsidy for day-care workers and increasing the ratio of chil- dren to workers. Bayfair administrator Joyce Noble says losing the wage subsidy would mean a pay cut of $147 a week for full- time workers. "We're looking after chil- dren and the children are going to be our future. We feel it's a worthwhile place- ment of taxes" Centre supervisor Donna Heasman says, "What we do is more than just babysitting. We have more responsibili- ty than the person feeding the animals at the zoo or stocking cans at (grocery stores). We're not just watching them physically until their parents come home from work" Sherry Fleming says she and a col- league are already stretched to the limit supervising 20 children in the junior kindergarten program. '"Ihat's enough. It's not good for the children having a higher ratio, especially when we have them all day. We reed a lower ratio" The centre has 65 kids a day ranging in age from 18 months to seven years. The protest was "part and parcel" of the Days of Action in Metro, Mrs. Noble notes. Protest won't do much, says dump official FROM PAGE 1 patiently in their cars to get in to work. "Everyone has a right to voice their opinion," said Mr. Graham. "11us is what we have in this country" However, he doubted the protest would accomplish anything. "Harris is strong, he's done what he said he would do and more:' Alf Connolly, a bulldozer operator for Metro, said he supported what the pick- ets were trying to achieve. "I guess it's something that's got to be done," he said of the protest. Meanwhile, Durham Regional Police reported only "minor delays" for people trying to get past morning pickets at the .filtration plant and the Hydro offices. '."But, they are being allowed to get in:' r, ieaclter` MiwDeLeo, left, administrator Joyce Noble and the centre's teddy bears say. Com- trwnity-and Social 'Ser- vices Minister `Janet Eckees cuts hurt'. photo by Aon Pietroniro LJ METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE PICKERING 401 & BROCK RD FNov.1-2-3 { - 1 �� f / Y�E � : -.0 ,l N R 100 z/ DREEM y� INFO LINE (416) 252 0957 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27,1996 -PAGE 3 ------------------------- _ Y, i;iIf Jonathan Pickles, V.P. Corporate Services 5221 Geri Geldart, V.P. Patient Services You Heat With Oil Or Electric .1. Switch To High -efficiency Trade in your old furnace or � .Carrier Gas Furnace And .save, or... heating system for an energy efficient furnace IN IN from Carrier and IN M2. Install A High—_ Don'tPay Efficiency Carrier =- IN 1111111 Heat Pump AndV a> nti I April IN I. Cut Costs By M 40%... c 19 9 7 0AC IN And Get FREE Emergency Department IN IN .Air-conditioning IN ��,. 1227 IN 5269 'OMS.Wh V1 s 1215 Human Resources IN For 21 years ALL P A FREE C HOME ESTIMATEN . AJAX/ OSHAWA/WHITBY= IN PICKERING =LM00 5219 Maternal and Newborn Services 1201 BOWMANVILLE = .428-0333 Heading A Air Candit;oni ig 436-3212 . No— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — i AIAX AND P I C K E R I N INTRODUCES YOKE MAIL NOVEMBER 1. 1996 On November 1, N oice Mail arrives at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Now when you call in to the Hospital's main number: 905-683-2320 (which has not changed), you will be greeted by the familiar ioice of CFTO-TV News personality and Ajax resident, Mr. Ken Shaw, who has generously donated his oratory talents to complement the new system. Ken will direct you through the steps to take to ensure your call gets to where you want it to go. The following is a list of the main telephone extensions in the Hospital to assist you when you call in: Bruce W. Clift President and CEO 5200 Jonathan Pickles, V.P. Corporate Services 5221 Geri Geldart, V.P. Patient Services 1206 Medical Staff Once 3247 Admitting 1511 Ambulatory Care Unit 4451 Auxiliary 5481 Business Office 1486 Community Relations 5248 Diagnostic Imaging (X -Ray) 1208 Discharge Planning 4207 Emergency Department 1201/1127 Foundation 1227 Health Education Centre 5269 Health Records 1215 Human Resources 5209 Intensive Care Unit 2217 laboratory 1477 Materiels Management 5219 Maternal and Newborn Services 1201 Mental Health Services 3275 Nursing Administration 2457 Nutrition and Food Services 5226 Operating Suites 1220 Pharmacy 5212 Physiotherapy 1213 Respiratory Therapy 2489 Surgical Day Care Unit 1569 Hospital Council of Durham Region 4290 Home Care Office 3370 Ajax and Pickerit General Hospital Cam am Co Aon - Claw to Hbllme PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19% Shelves now full at local food bank AJAX-PICKERING — It was the best Tban sgiving food drive ever for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Food Bank. which provides assistance to needy indi- viduals and families in both Ajar and Pickering. As a result of the drive. from Oct. 4 to 19, "Our shelves and boxes are quite nicely filled up for the moment and we're grateful for that ' says Esther Lucas, chairman of the St. Paul's food bank. She notes the bank needed a lot of donations this time to help feed the increasing number of residents who are turning to it for help. "It was a very good drive and 1 want to thank everytxxl}• who gave and spe- cial thanks to those who helped.- says Mrn. Lucas. "particularly the United Way for printing leaflets for us, the scout. and guides who distributed them in the stores. the ht w -s Advertiser for inserting them in the paper. Shaw Cable for their publicity, the staff at the Picker- ing fin: halls, the participating stores and their staff and customers, the churches wvJ schools who collected food for us, and all the man• volunteers who did a magnificent job.. She notes St. Paul's had about 60 ;olunieers working on the food drive. In 1995. 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Dr. Steven Nadel, D.D.S. Former Editor of the newsletter For dentists. THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 L .I 172 HarwOod'AvP. South, Suite 101, Ajax ' [='I _1 P Computer malfunction at water plant leaves Pickering residents dry PICKERING — Hun- dreds of Pickering homes were left without water Thursday night after a mal- function in the new com- puterized monitoring sys- tem being set up by the Region to regulate the water supply to Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa. Durham plant opera- tions manager Bernie Kus- likis says there was "an error in the software" for the new Supervisory Con- trol And Data Acquisition (SCADA) system being installed at the Oshawa water supply plant to con- trol the supply from the Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax water plants, at a cost of about $2 million. SCADA reported the Finch Avenue reservoir elevated storage tank was full when it was in fact empty, leaving resi- dents without water in the area hounded by Spruce Hill Road, the Pickering/Scarborough border, Hwy. 401 and Finch Avenue. Around 6 p.m. the waterless residents started calling the Region, which had its answering service operating. Staff on call there went out to check up on the first complaints thinking the problem was isolated only to discover it was widespread. In Pickering, the area councillor started to get calls too, including one from an irate resident who was in the middle of dye- ing his hair when the show- er stopped. Town officials scrambled to make sure the fire department had pumper trucks from else- where on standby in case of an emergency in the affected neighborhood. It was 7 p.m. by the time the Durham field workers phoned the Oshawa plant to explain the scope of the situation and water pressure was returned by around 9 p.m. "By the time we discov- ered there was a problem everybody in the world seemed to know already:' said Mr. Kuslikis. He noted the contractors putting in the new system have taken full responsibility for the malfunction and "apolo- gi/ed profusely". He added the problem will have to be remedied before the new system is fully paid for. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996 -PAGE 5 Pickering may get pedestrian bridge over Hwy. 401 sooner than expected BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — People may be able to walk or bike over Hwy. 401 near Liv- erpool Road without dodging cars if the federal government embarks on another infrastructure funding program, as is widely expected. Town executive director of operations Tom Quinn says a pedestrian bridge there will he on his recommended list of Pickering priorities if the program does go ahead. "We have only heard rumors" says Mr. Quinn, "but that's usually a good indication of what's probably to come: The rumor is that it will he a federal - provincial infrastructure program similar to the one offered in 1994, under which Pickering received about $3.2 million for capital projects it was required to spend an additional $1.6 million on. The pro- gram helped Pickering build the new Claremont community centre/firehaiNibrary and complete some road reconstruction projects. "It really stimulated the economy and (Ottawa and Queen's Park) were quite pleased with it. I think it was a very goxxl program. It's worked very well for any of the cities I have known that participated in it" In anticipation of the program being offered again, Council recently instruct- ed staff to come up with a list of infra- structure projects the Town should apply for funding to undertake, at the sugges- tion of Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan. Tom Quinn Dave Ryan "I think it's going to happen:" said the councillor. "As a municipality we need to be prepared for that :' Mr. Quinn will meet with department heads to come up with a list of projects Pickering could apply for. "One of the recommendations I will put forth will be the bridge over the 401: he says. "It's a really very. eery �aluahle project." After considerable debate last winter. Council approved spending* S125.(0) to have footings for the pedestrian/bicycle bridge constructed last spring by the provincial Ministry of Transportation during the widening of Hwy. 401. No apprrnal or funds arc vet in place for construction of the hndge, hut council- lors decided to spend the money because it would have cost S200.(XX) to S30).tx O to build the footings later. The bridge. which is expected to require $1.5 million to S3 million to build, would provide what Town plan- ners consider to be an important pedes- trian link between Pickcnng's downtown and the GO train station. Such a crossing forms part of hoth Pickenng's new plans for its downtown and for a system of trails and bikeways across the town. The list of recommended infrastruc- ture projects is to be presented to coun- cillors within the next few weeks. Mr. Quinn notes it's expected the pro- gram will fund projects a municipality would not otherwise undertake in the near future, since the intent is to promote additional infrastructure construction and not to take the place of normal municipal capital expenditures. GRAi )F, EAPEC"EAI IONS ,E,4RNir-4G CFr.-RF SE READING RE WRITING STUDY SKILLS ��MATH • ��ade 1 tc � � ... _ . _ .. =-,,ram _,N Student eacr ,a,,c Assessment FINANCING ON: • WINDOWS • PORCH .ENCLOSURES *ENTRANCE SYSTEMS •SUNROOMS NO DOWN PAYMENT " Limited Time Only. Call Now! CARROLL HOME IMPROVEMENTS 906 Brock Road j> i(South .of ,Bayly) , 0 gNfx .,rlt••. •+MMA.�ww•�... I. ti .f. 1 2 0 gNfx .,rlt••. •+MMA.�ww•�... I. ti .f. PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19% V Edi*torials and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont.L1S 2H5 TIMOTHY J. WHrITAIER. Publidw JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -0t BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising tttanager SIEVE HOUSTON. Managetg Editor ALN1N BROUWER, ReW advertising rrta Wer ABE FANNOURIE, Distribution rnartager General: (905) 683-5110 Clzmi6ed: (905) 683.0707 Ciircula6on: (905) 683-5117 FAX: (905) 683-7363 EMQ:tie%sroom(adurhanurws.net On the Inb"wt: http/lwww.durrhm- nc%s.ne The News Ad�vrusa is a nrmber of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. Canadian Cornintauty Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board, Ontario Press Council and OMMRI The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. Take it all off It's about time. The federal government has finally seen the error of its ways and removed the GST on textbooks. A good move, a sensible move — but a move that was too long in coming, and one that doesn't go far enough. Not surprisingly, local school boards are happy about the change. "It helps, that's for sure," says Durham Board of Education superintendent of business Brian Cain. "It means a fair bit in the purchase of new books" "An} savings to the board which we can put back in the classroom is good news;' says Northumberland Clarington Board of Education assistant superinten- dent of business, Gord Savage. But, while we are congratulating our federal gov- ernment for their new-found farsightedness, we have to ask: -Why are you taxing books in the first place?" Especially when, as a result of this tax on books, some smaller Canadian publishers are struggling to stay above water, and at least one recently went under. A tax on reading done in an educational context — taxes on an. kind of reading — is a very negative, shortsighted thing. Our society is becoming less and less literate, as our children spend more and more time in front of TV and computer games, and even newspapers and maga- zines are influenced by the plug-in drug, redesigning themselves for more visual appeal and into bite -sized reading. All the while, people complain that kids aren't get- ting a good enough dose of the three Rs in school. Books are becoming a refuge for those who love the printed word — a last bastion of literacy. So, right now, the very last thing we should be doing is dis- couraging those who buy books. So, the feds are being sensible. But why are they stopping at textbooks? Why not go a little further and take the GST burden off all books? While the hated GST has few fans, it is obviously income badly needed by the federal government. But it is hard to find any reasonable justification for a GST albatross around the neck of literacy. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at qnfbs.omu=rce 683-7040 and dial Sill .You said it... In response to last Sunday's editorial regarding the Crombie Commission rec- ommendation to eliminate local school boards and replace them with regional boards, our readers say: ♦ "Reform in education is needed and I agree the Crombie Commission is on the right track. The only time I saw the superintendent of education was during the interview and once during my fust year of teaching. I vim never in contact with a trustee, not as a student, nor as a parent or as a teacher, so why do we need themT' v Letters to the editor Work together to keep community healthy To the editor: Re: Letter from Kimberly Chapman protesting fund-raising by firefighters for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. I, too, was out and about on the weekend on which the firefighters were collecting money for our hospital. Yes, their efforts slowed us all down a little bit, but I would rather wait 15 minutes for a good cause while I'm healthy than have to drive an extra 15 minutes with a sick or injured child to a hospital outside of our area because ours is unable to accommodate me due to lack of f end- ing. We are all part of this community and need to work together as a team to keep it healthy for us all. Slow down and give the guys and gals a break — they're only trying to make Ajax and Pickering a better place for urs all to live. Don't be a weak link in the chain. Liana Jennings, Pickering Protest groups scuttle many worthwhile projects To the editor: I read with some disdain about a protest group which plans to stop the eastbound progress of Hwy. 407. The Spedina Expressway didn't get finished because of a protest group. Nor did the Scarborough link from the Gardiner Expressway to Hwy. 401. The Pickering airport was stopped by People or Planes. The '% Summer Olympics went to Atlanta due in part to efforts of a group which did not want it in Toronto. These groups of small, well -orga- nized people seem to gc:t their kicks out of stopping many worthwhile projects that would bring work to the GTA. Those who don't want Hwy. 407 have no hesitation whatsoever with getting on a highway running through Scarborough's front yard and North York's back yard to an airport in Mississauga so they can fly to Florida. What a sad commentary on our modern society when the negative position of small groups of noisy dissi- dents are heeded by our elected repre- sentatives by the needs of the long-suf- fering silent majority. Ron Carr, Ajax who are Region politicians serving? To the editor: Re: Is regional government above responsibility to the people of Durham Region? Is it true that Durham Council awarded a contract Oct. 23 for collec- tion of Durham recyclables to other than the lowest bidder? Will this con- tract cost residents as much as $1.8 million more? Will our local business not be permitted to provide facilities for local residents? Who are these regional councillors and chairman serving? Should the sys- tem be changed? Do we care? t'... : DonYo r Steve Houston q itf,r . Opinion M Nunn Can't please' everybody It's been a long while. The News Advertiser was inundated with angry phone calls this week and last as a result of a photo we ran illus- trating a demonstration in the communi- ty by pro-life advocates. Though the photo itself didn't stir much response, it was our choice of words in the photo headline which brought in the angry calls. First, some background: The protest is staged annually and is called the National Life Chain. In the recent protest here at home, about 200 people from 10 churches in Durham took part. Our photo showed a large group of people with placards as they carried out their demonstration. Our photo headline said 'Chain gang protests abortion', to which many of the participants took offence. Many, too many, concluded that we were comparing this 'gang' of people from the Life 'Chain' to a 'chafing gang' of convicts. That certainly wasn't our intent. Instead, we were simply combining the elements of the photo -- the Natior-,t' Life 'Chain' comprised of a 'gang of people united in a common cause. Hence the use of the phrase 'Chain gang What was most unsettling about the tone of most of the calls we receINed was the suggestion that this newspaper was somehow taking a position on abortion because of the choice of words used in the photo headline. In fact, this photo would be consid- ered routine. It's not different than a gang of OPSEU workers protesting the provincial cuts, or a gang of disgruntled day-care workers picketing MPP Janet Ecker's office. As I said to those who phoned, the News Advertiser has an obligation to hold up the mirror and say to our readers `This is what is happening in your com- munity.' It was as simple as that. There was no malice aforethought, no attempts at cast- ing anyone in a bad light. We were sim- ply reporting on a news event in the community. It's unfortunate those committed sup- porters of the National Life Chain had to spend so much of their energy berating us. We were as surprised by their reac- tion as they were angered by our photo. Incidentally, not one of them men- tioned (or would agree) that our atten- tion to publishing the photo in a timely fashion showed our commitment to the reporting of important events in the community. Instead, they attacked us for not reporting it to their satisfaction. To comment on this column nfosoumce - -call Infosource at 683-7044 and dial 5108 More Canadian magazines at Pickering library PICKERING -- The Pickering Public Library has been chosen as one of 10 sites across Canada to host a year-long 'Great Canadian Maga- zines' display by the Canadian Mag- azine Publishers Association begin- ning Monday. 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FUN! 7 DAYS A WEEK Lic #M449388 L91 PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996 BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM -- Nuts and eggs are dead- ly for nine-year-old Rachel Speare. Even the slightest taste, touch or smell of those foods can send the Ajax girl into anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction that, without fast treatment, can kill her. Since she was two, Rachel's food has been carefully scrutinized by her par- ents. The youngster has learned to read food content labels to ensure she's not exposed to nuts or eggs or products con- taining them. But for a good portion of the day, her parents have to rely on other people to keep Rachel safe when she's in class at Duffin's Bay Public School. Teachers, other school staff, volunteers and even fellow classmates and their parents all play a part in her well-being. For parents of anaphylactic children, the first day of school is terrify- ing, says Rachel's mom. "It's scarv." says Cheryl Cullis- Speare. "It's actually really scary to let these children go to school." But go to school they do and in increasing numbers as education officials and parents know. An informal survey conducted two years ago showed the Durham Board of Education had 200 chil- dren carrying EpiPens that contain an emergency dose of epinephrine adrenaline) to counter an anaphy- lactic reaction, which if not treat- ed instantly can cause death with- in minutes. That represents an average of two students per school, says Norm Powers, operations officer I or the board. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board found it had 71 students with severe food allergies or insect allergies in a survey done around the same time, says Teresa Freed- man, student services superinten- dent. "It just amazes me, the num- bers," says Sue Driver, of Brook - lin, whose son Patrick, 12, is ana- phylactic to peanuts, nuts (wal- nuts, almonds, coconuts) and shellfish. (Peanuts are not nuts but for Thought Allergies a real threat to some kids are legumes and are the most common cause of food -based anaphylaxis). "When Patrick was little, nobody had heard ahout it "Ten years ago, I didn't know how to say anaphylaxis." she says. Now she and Ms. Cullis-Speare pro- yide training to staff of the boards and talk to students and parents in .lasses with anaphylactic pupils. There's hardly a school they `iayen't visited. TO help provide environments hat are as safe as possible for inaphylactic students, the public 10ard has developed procedures tnd the separate board is in the 1noccss of developing a policy for ,chools to follow when they have anaphylactic students. Both the public board's proce- lures and the separate board's Gcs were developed with help 1`01-11 public health officials, par- --nts and the Allergy Asthma .nf �rmation Association (ARIA). Ms. Cullis-Speare and Nis. Dri- ,er had a hand in the guidelines, hoth as parents of anaphylactic .:htldren and as active members of the AAIA which has a special anaphylaxis focus. The separate board's policy has been in the works for a year and is now awaiting final approval by Nine-year-old Rachel Speare must carry an EpiPen at all times. The Duffin's Bay Public School student is ana- phylactic to nuts and eggs so she could suffer a fatal reaction to even the smallest amounts of the two foods unless she gives herself an injection immediatey. Behind her are mother Cheryl Cullis-Speare and sister Leah Speare. Her other sister Shauna is absent. photo by Ron Pietroniro Schools protect BY CHRISTY CHASE trustees. Ms. Freedman says so many schools developed their own poli- cies it was decided a board -wide policy would benefit everyone. "It is scary so that's why you take all the precautions you can says Brenda O'Donoghue, princi- pal of St. Paul Catholic School in students, staff who have STAFF REPORTER DURHAM -- Peanuts are definitely not welcome at Immaculate Conception Catholic School in Port Perry. The school has taken the unusual step of asking all stu- dents and staff to avoid bringing the legume and its prod- ucts, including peanut butter, in lunches and snacks due to the severe allergies of a teacher, says vice-principal Gerry O'Reilly. The teacher is anaphylactic to peanuts, which means the slightest contact with the taste, touch or smell of the nuts, peanut butter or something made with them, can send her into a potentially -fatal allergic shock. "This year she actually went into a reaction after she was hugged by a student. who had peanut butter on his breath," Mr. O'Reilly says. Since the teacher goes to several different classrooms and comes into contact with many students, the school decided to ask all parents and staff to leave peanuts and peanut butter out of lunches, in order to cut down the risk of reaction for the teacher, Mr. O'Reilly says. Most schools don't have to go so far in creating an allergy -free zone for people who are anaphylactic to foods such as nuts, peanuts, milk and eggs. Peanuts are the most common cause of anaphylaxis, a collection of symptoms affecting numerous body systems and which can lead to death if not treated instantly. Almost all anaphylactic people in schools are students and since the younger pupils usually stay in one room, the allergy -free area can often be contained to that one room, says Teresa Freedman, superintendent of student services for the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, which hopes to approve an anaphylactic policy this fall. In schools where there are many anaphylactic students, several classrooms or a wing of the school might be declared peanut or nut or egg -free, says Mr. O'Reilly, one of several people who worked on the policy. Classmates of anaphylactic students are given a letter to take to their par- ents requesting they not send the offending items in lunch- es or snacks. It's not a ban, say officials with both the Catholic board and the Durham Board of Education which has an official procedure for schools to follow. "There was a concern about this," says Ms. Freedman. "Are we taking away the rights of parents to provide cer- tain foods for their children? But 90 per cent have been more than co-operative. I think they realize how important this is. I say 'What if this was your child? " And once parents understand the seriousness of the situ- ation, theme are usually no problems, says Brenda O'Donoghue, principal at Whitby's St. Paul Catholic School and a member of the Catholic board's anaphylaxis policy committee. Norm Powers, operations officer for the public board, says some parents' initial reaction is concern that they can't send peanut butter sandwiches, often a childhood favorite, in lunches. Education about anaphylaxis usually changes that. "Nobody ever wants to be the one to put a child in dan- ger," he says. "When you think about it, you don't want to put any child in jeopardy." Whitby and one of the people who worked on the Catholic board's policy. "It is protection but we can't guaran- tee. There are no guarantees," says Gerry O'Reilly, vice-principal at Immaculate Conception Catholic School in Port Perry and another member of the policy committee. "You can't ensure it 100 per cent but we sure do our best," Ms. O'Donoghue says. Children are encouraged to wear Medic Alert bracelets and must have a spare EpiPen at school for emergencies. School employees, even volunteers, have to be trained in using EpiPens properly. "Everyone who deals with a child should be aware there may be ... a cri- sis," says Mr. Powers. "When you're dealing with a child in an anaphylactic situation, you've got to know what to do. This is not something you debate. You just do it." Procedures at the two boards are sim- ilar, with parents responsible for inform- ing the school, providing information and training for staff, doctor's orders and spare EpiPens for the school. Schools must develop emergency plans, determine where EpiPens are to be kept, provide information for supply teachers and parent volunteers, form contingency plans for school trips, set up procedures to follow for getting a child to hospital and provide a safe environ- ment for the child. This may mean asking parents not to send foods such as peanut butter or nuts to school with their children. The Canadian School Boards Associ- ation and Health Canada developed Ana- phylaxis: A Handbook for School Boards, just released this past summer. It provides information and guidelines to help school boards -handle anaphylaxis in schools. Both Durham school boards' guide- lines closely fit in with the handbook's suggestions. Copies of the anaphylaxis handbook for school boards are available for $10 from the Canadian School Boards Asso- ciation, 130 Slater St., Ottawa, Ont. KIP 6E2. Anyone wanting information about anaphylaxis, support groups, education programs and consumer advocacy can contact the AAIA's Anaphylactic Project at 416-785-4684. deadly food allergies "Nine out of 10 times, parents are very good," says John McFeeters, principal at Ajax's Lord Durham Public School which has four children who carry EpiPens containing an emergency dose of epinephrine (adrenaline) to counter an anaphylactic reaction. Mr. O'Reilly says he remembers one parent who wanted to see if a compromise could be worked out so his child could bring peanut butter for lunch. "Unfortunately this is one thing where there is a bottom line. There's no compromise. It's life or death. The other students in the school are very supportive. They become very protective of that child, rather than resentful." Sue Driver, of Brooklin, and Cheryl Cullis-Speare, of Ajax, are both parents of anaphylactic children. They now train staff and talk to parents and students about anaphylax- is at public and separate schools, They realize their chil- dren's lives depend on the compliance of other parents and students regarding food restrictions. They both say parents are co-operative, especially once they understand the seriousness of the situation. Procedures at schools, which have the freedom to devel- op their own guidelines regarding classroom food restric- tions, may include setting up a separate eating area for the anaphylactic child, thorough cleaning of all surfaces used at lunch, use of paper towels to cover desks and clear labeling Of any special foods brought into class. Ms. O'Donoghue says some parents provide a school with a supply of snacks free of the allergen so that anaphylactic students can have special treats too. Mr. McFeeters says parents of anaphylactic children do their part by making sure the kids know what they can and 't' Ajax school band drums up funds for B.C. trip AJAX -- Tile Exeter High School band is looking for loonies to take its tunes on the road next spring. The band will hold a trade show, garage sale, craft show and bake sale Sat- urday, Nov. 2 to raise money for its trip to British Columbia. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the school, 80 Falby Crt. More than 20 vendors will take part in the trade show. For more information on the school' fund-raiser, call 686-7757 or 686-2443. Lakeside's 1st annual fall craft show (4 Parkes Drive, Ajax) November 9, 1996. Vendors wanted, space limited. Call now! Karen Shepherd, 686-1927 or Barbara Jasper, 428-6877. 428=6877 Call 683-5110 —� with news tips. 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The education budget in Ontario last year was 513.6 billion. But Mr. Flaherty and the education min- istry say no decision has yet been made on what model will be followed. "It's still up in the air," a ministry ;pokesman says. Mr. Flaherty says the ministry will wait for David Crombie's wpor� befo ` IRVING A. deciding. That Trustee report is "mi- THERE IS NO CHAR( gent," he says_ Mr. Crombie's CALL FO report will deal pC� with the funding of education. 15%KPISSTONRD. whether it be PURE 210 done through iocal property taxes or through provincial taxes, Mr. Flaherty Says. The funding rec- ommendation will determine which gover- nance model will be used_ Meanwhile, beads of local school boards are upset with the rumors. "It's painful to read about edu- cation in a news- paper," says Audrey MacLean, chairman of the Durham Board of Education. "It means you're not part of the commu- ni-cations loop. We're the last people to find out about this. This really frustrates me." She says that as an individual trustee she is concerned parents will lose their voice on education issues if school boards are abol- ished and that children with special needs will suffer as more cuts are made to educa- tion. Other programs, such as ones providing social workers, French immersion and her- itage languages, may disappear, she says. "It causes me an awful lot of concern," says Paul Woodcroft, chairman of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. The elimination of school boards "will take away the accountability at the local level." He says the values and distinctiveness of local school boards will be lost in regional systems. He too says there's no consultation with school boards by the Province. Mr. Flaherty says the Ontario government wants to cut costs from administration, not from classrooms, and is concerned that school boards will start cutAVE - ting money from "libraries and literacy" programs. 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SUNDAY, OCT. 27 SKI SWAP: The Dagmar Ski Patrol holds its annual ski swap to raise money for first-aid sup- plies at 9:00 a.m. at 1220 Lak- eridge Rd., Claremont. Used gear must be safe and in good shape. 649-2002. CHURCH :MEETING: Bishop Edward and Emma Marsh from Newfoundland are guest speakers at a special Power, Praise & Healing meeting at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pick- ering. All welcome. 839-7909. TUESDAI', OCT. 29 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morn- ing Discussion Group holds its weekly meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Cen- tre, 46 Exeter Rd. The guest speaker is a Pickering Ajax Whit- by (PAW) Animal Control repre- sentative. The PAW mascot will be on hand. 619-0315 (Betty). TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kin- ston Rd., Suite 224, Pickering. The international organization aims to promote speaking, listen- ing and thinking skills. 831-1855 (Len). PARENT SUPPORT: A support group for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-488-5666 for location. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30 BINGO: The AIDS Committee of Durham holds "lunacy" bingo every second Wednesday from 10 to 11:45 a.m. at Hideaway Bingo Hall, Sunray St., Whitby. Each bingo card costs $1. Proceeds support programs and services in Durham. 665-(X)51. INJURED WORKERS: Durham Region Injured Workers meet at 7 p.m. at the United Steelworkers of America Hall, 115 Albert St., Oshawa. Nomina- tions and elections of new board of directors. 721-9158. RUNNERS: The Pickering Run- ning/logging Club meets Wednesdays at 5 1 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr., for a half-hour, five -kilometre run. Members also run Sundays and Mondays. Call 509- 2518 for times and locations THURSDAY, OCT. 31 MUSIC: The Christian Life Cen- tre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax, holds a Fall Extravaganza at 7 P.m. Music, puppets, rappers, candy. Free: open to all ages. 686-1411. FRIDAY, NOV 1. SKI SWAP & SALE: A down- hill and cross-country ski swap and sale will be held at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Safe, used equipment can be received and sold Nov. I from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Nov. 2 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Equipment can he: sold Nov. 3 from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. (905)294- 9730. CARDS: The Ajax Seniors Friendship A — Club plays the card game Solo Fridays from I to 3:30 p.m. A at 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. All seniors welcome. Instruction provided. Call 683- 8538 (Phil Heller). ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m, at the Bayfair Bap- tist Church. Kinston LOEB serves up United Way fund-raiser PICKERING -- You're invited to chow down and help the United Way at the same time. A fund-raising barbecue will he held Saturday. Noy. 2 at LOEB Glendale 'Marketplace. Dixie Road and Finch A,.cnue. Breakfast will he ser%cd from 9 to 11 a.m. Lunch t, a,ailahlc from I I a rn to 3 p.m. Because all food is being donated, all money collected will go towards the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. For more information, call Chris Stc)en or Joe Perna at S Z I `t Evan's train of thought Three-year-old Evan Gwartz has the look of an expert as he makes a close-up inspection of a train engine at the 10th Anniversary Model Railroad Show held recently at Bow- manville High School. Evan and his brother Jason have five train sets at home. photo by Ron Pietroniro Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. Call 428-9431 (Jim in the evening) for information. OPEN HOUSE: Lakeside Public School, 4 Parkes Dr., Ajax, cele- brates its 10th anniversary with an open house in the gymnasium from 5:30 to 7 p.m. All families in the community welcome. 686- 3014. SATURDAY, NOV. 2 BAZAAR: St. George's Anglican Church, Hwy 2. and Randall Dr., Ajax, hosts its annual bazaar from II a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parish hall. Knitted goods, crafts, baked goods, toys, tea room, raffle prizes. 683-7981. BAZAAR: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. holds a bazaar from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. Homemade lunch, crafts, knitting, baking, Grandma's Attic, country kitchen, baby bou- tique. Wheelchair accessible. Free babysitting. 683-6059. TENNIS: The Glendale Tennis Club hosts its annual general meeting from 10 a.m. to noon at the Pickering Recreation Com - plex, Valley Farm Rd. New executive members will be elected. Call 839-1734 for more infor- mation. GARAGE SALE: The Exeter High School band holds a fund- raiser from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 80 Falby Ct. Trade show, craft show, garage sale and bake sale. Proceeds to the band's exchange trip to British Columbia in the spring of 1997. MARDI GRAS: The K.G. Old Severin German Canadian Club of Pickering holds Mardi Gras celebrations at the West Shore Community Centre. 1011-1015 Bavly St.. Pickering. !Music by Mat LaBar, German food. Tickets $12. Doors open 7:30 p.m. 831-3525. BARBECUE: The United Way holds a fund-raising barbecue at LOEB Glendale Mar- ketplace, 1900 Dixie Rd., Picker- ing. Mho 5 Breakfast is Yom, served from 9 to II a.m.. lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. All food is heing donated. 831- 5632. J Pickering I HOME CENTRE The ramps to get on and off the eastbound 401 at Brock; Rd. are open again! That means it's a great time to jump in the car and resume the easy access shopping you've always enjoyed at the ' . Home & Leisure Centre The Shops & Stores of The Home & Leisure Centre 17y5 Pickering Pkw/Jy7PiAckeering, Ontario. r.1.. •+:tsrrs.+:.si:t. - +� jJ 4iI I •a-f�7,7? .r . :M Reach to Recovery helps breast cancer patients put lives back together BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING -- "When you hear the word cancer you don't listen. You're heart stopsand your life stops. We're there to help put the pieces back together." That's how Helen Binning describes the role of the Reach to Recovery group she founded eight years ago to provide assis- tance to breast cancer patients living in the Pickering-Ajax-Whitbv area. All the orga- nization's volunteers are breast cancer sur- vivors. When they come to the aid of peo- ple who have just learned they have the disease, they bring with them a wealth of knowledge and experience no one else can provide. "You can give them hope," says Mrs. Binning, who still works with clients though she is head of the organization. "That, and peace of mind." Reach to Recovery currently has about 16 volunteers, all of whom are at least two- year survivors of breast cancer and have been trained for their role. They visit at the request of patients themselves or their doc- tors or families, usually shortly after diag- nosis. An effort is made to match patients with volunteers who have had a similar experience. For example, if a patient has had a mastectom} and is to undergo chemotherapy as well. then the group will try to prw ide a ).olunteer Aho has had both those treatmrnt,. The volunteer answer questions on whatever the patient wants to talk about. On their first visit, they bring a personalized gift bag of useful items for each patient. Its contents include information booklets, a temporary prosthe- sis, instructions and equipment for exercis- es that help with post-surgical recovery, and a kind of pillow to place under the arm that women who have had breast surgery find both comfortable and comforting. The relationship between the volunteer and patient continues any way the patient wants it. She can be visited just once or several times over a long period. There is also a Reach to Recovery support group where patients can meet once a month with others who are going through the same thing. Mrs. Binning, who underwent a mastec- tomy nine years ago and has had no recur- rence of her cancer, is currently matched with Frances Goad of Ajax, who was diag- nosed three months ago and has also had a mastectomy. "Seeing somebody else who's already had it, it makes you feel good because she looks so good you'd never know it to look at her," says Mrs. Goad. Nancy Watson of Ajax was so impressed with the help she received from Reach to Recovery shortly after she was diagnosed in 1993 that she became a vol- unteer as soon a, she became two years later. She was t,,!d of the :,^ hN ;t.. Canadiu:. S. Reach to Recovery volunteers, who provide assistance to local breast cancer patients, include, standing from left, Linda Lariviere, Lynn Nazarko, Gunda Ander- son, Jan Woods, Carol Gamble, Marjiery Robinson, Judy Ennis, Barb McKenzie, Nancy Watson, Vicki Gleeson, and sitting from left, Sheila Day, Marcie Lane and Helen Binning. phoned the society for support. "I just thought I couldn't do this on my own," says Ms. Watson, who was divorced. "It's not like you can go home and have somebody to cling to." Reach to Recovery volunteer Vicki Gleeson visited her in the hospital after her lumpectomy surgery, which was followed by both radiation and chemotherapy. "When you see someone who looks so great and so bubbly you think geez. I can get through this," says Ms. Watson. "It was so heIrful to me. When you're the one going through it you think you're the only one in the world this is happening to, and it's the fear of the unknown." Nt,. Watson later joined the group .AU": I %kanted to be able to help some - PARENTS; Give increase your and self-confid Here's looking at you X -ray technicians Betty Walker, right, and Miriam Fulton examine a breast X-ray during the breast health education day held recently at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. October is Breast Health Awareness Month. photo by A.J. Groen Artist Robert Bateman signs books PICKERING -- Wildlife and nature artist Robert Bateman will sign copies of his new book Natural Worlds at an art gallery here. The renowned artist will also sign his other books, but won't sign prints unless they are pur- chased from the gallery on the day of the event. Mr. Bateman will be at Z Art Gallery in the Glendale Marketplace at Dixie Road and Finch Avenue Monday, Nov. 4 from noon to 1:30 p.m. For more information, call 837-0144. one else like I had been helped." Her volunteer, Mrs. Gleeson, didn't have Reach to Recovery to help her when she was diagnosed in 1989, but her senti- ments about the group are similar. She has been a volunteer for five years. "I feel that I'm so lucky I have to give back, because not everybody can. I feel that it helps people so much and that's the reward. That's what it's all about." Reach to Recovery doesn't have enough volunteers to serve everyone who would like the group's help and the organization would welcome new volunteers. Anyone interested in helping Reach for Recovery or in receiving assistance from it ma} phone the Canadian Cancer Society at 686- 1516. us 30 Days and we'll child's concentration ence - guaranteed! Parents tell us time and time again, what a positive difference Martial Arts Canada has made in their child's life. Because Martial Arts Canada teaches more than just responsible street - proofing - it teaches your child the powers of concentration, along with developing higher levels of confidence, esteem and personal discipline. Give us 30 days to show you how we can bring ��p out the best in your child - guaranteed! --- WTK = CENTRES FAMILIES GROWING-3,STRONG TOGETHER (905) 839-5000 " SPECIAL MOMENTSlasoe& elawz 0� "Making Room for /97 Stock" 70% O • BRIDAL GOWNS • BRIDES MAIDS • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE/GROOM • PROM DRESSES and more... "While quantities last." 137 Byron St. N. Whitby cry 666-8689 � (Pearson Lanes) Supersale Prices! Big fund-raising plans Letting us know just how much money they'd like to raise from their euchre tournament this weekend are Royal Cana- dian Legion members (left to right) Carson Dellaire, Mike Cummings, Larry Huard. Karen Nofte, John McKelvey. Cliff Hughes, Monique Comeau and Dick Comean. Organizers hope the Ontario -wide event will bring in $10,000 for the Legion's Poppy Fund. Players will be eligible to win a top prize of $5,000 plus a trip for two to Las Vegas. WANTED: Men and women just like you AJAX-PICKERING -- If you have too much time on your hands, area agen- cies need you to help out neighbors in your community. Several organization arc seeking volunteers to put their time and talents to work for people who need a helping hand: Information Ajax -Dickering: Are you interested in discovering Information about our community? Volunteer% with good interpersonal skills are required to direct clients to appropriate community agencies. Call Noreen at 6x6-2661. Ajax -Pickering Community Care Home Support Program: Needs %olun- leers to drive seniors and physically dis- abled adults to their medical appoint- ments. A gasoline compensation is pro- vided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331. Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Join the Red Cross team! Challenging positions exist with many programs and services. Call Carol Giggey at 420-3383. Arthritis Society of Durham Region: Volunteers are needed to help with special events throughout the year, fund-raising and office work and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call Lucy Perri at 434-7221 or 1-888- 765-0005. Big Brothers Association of Ajax - Pickering: Women and men are needed for the new in -school Mentoring Pro- gram. Big Brother and Little Brother matches, gawp activities, office support and agency programs. Volunteers only need to out in one to four hours a week. Share the fun and supportAM ST "nthe moms and �jAOaj boys from father - absent homes in our communities. Call 686-2871. Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering: Women who can offer a supportive, caring fnendship to a girl six to I6, a boy six to 10 or a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to vol- unteer with the one-to-one matching pro- grams. Volunteers also needed for office help, special events. fund-raising and the board of directors. Cali 428-8111. Breast Cancer Societv of Canada -- Durham chapter: The chapter, which helps fund breast cancer research and heightens people's awareness of breast cancer, needs volunteers who can give two or three hours a month to assist in the daily operation of the chapter, to help organize fund-raising event,• to speak to groups, etc. Full training provided. Call 686-7993 or 666-4561. Canadian Cancer Society, Fest Durham Unit: Seeks vice-president and committee chairmen to serve on the board of directors for fund-raising, health promotion, communications and volun- teer development. Four to 15 hours monthly. For these and other volunteer opportunities, call 686-1516. Canadian Diabetes Associafm — Durham branch: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and education. The Durham Region branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday afternoon at Caesars Bingo Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. Call Ted Savelle at 436-6648. on --Farm Products am—Animal Feeds faim--Fertilizer am—Animal Health wo. -Hardware ►Grass seed atu! moren!f DOG RUN (5'X6'X1O') Reg. $310 on sale $279.99 1734 Hoxton St., Claremont (Brock Rd. N.- lcft on old Brock Rd. & North to lloxton) TltN 4VF71N��t►F,IETpRER5l1r1D11Y,'OC`i'OSF.RM,"I�PAK�S i3` Burger sales help Big Sisters AJAX-PICKERING -- There will be information Enjoy a whopper of a meal about Big Sisters' programs and help the foal Big Sisters and services, and how to at the same time. become a volunteer. The Ajax Burger King The Ajax Burger King is at restaurant will donate 20 per the corner of Bayly Street and cent of its sales between 4 and MacKenzie Avenue. 9 p.m. Monday. Oct. 28 to the Call Marilyn Cummings at Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters 428-8111 for more informa- Asu,ciation. tion. DIONNE'S HAIR CARE multi-wxnarea Hair Sttilis t Sf'F_CIALS Relaxer X30") Perm s30`9' Oil-1-reatmew `5" • I;f',-\CE I=OR RI -N-1- • • �<tnti} 13('(,idl Soitlar(- • 147 1 1 St. (905) 420-8189 C� N HEATING ` CULLE & AIRCOND ITIONING DURHAM SERVING .SA L. E SINCE 1970 Gas Furnaces/High Efficiency NEW Electric Fireplaces Ideal for apts./condos. Authentic Flame NO • 224 HPL FINANCING AVAILABLE PAYMENT, ENT OSHAWA hones J Ew t. A., FREE ESTIMATES a.q v-c..+an c w..c« aOF DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL COMPUTER PROGRAMS THE ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION S. DURrIAM BOARD OF ED. CA:1CIA -AS OPENINGS IN THE FOLLOWING EVENING AND WEEKDAY COMPUTER WORKSHOPS AND COURSES THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO LEARN MANY OF THE MICROSOFT PROGRAMS. INCLUDING MS OFFICE 95, AS WELL. WORDPERFECT AND LOTJS PROGRAMS COURSES. TIMES. AND LOCATIONS ARE LISTED BELOW. 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MONDAY TO FRIDAY DAYTIME PROGRAMS THE COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF COURSES IN WINDOWS FROM NOVEMBER TO FEBRUARY THESE DAY COURSES PROVIDE INTENSIVE TRAINING IN MICROSOFT OFFICE INCLUDING MS OFFICE 95. AS WELL AS WORDPERFECT 5 1, LOTUS. ACCOUNTING, ACCPAC PLUS. AND COREL DRAW. COURSES ARE OFFERED IN WEEKLY MODULES NANDOWS 95 MS WORD V. 6&7 -ACCESS -W P 6 1 WINDOWS -ACCPAC PLUS -EXCEL V.5 & 7 WINDOWS 3.1 - COREL DRAW -E-MAIL-POWERPOINT 4 & 7-PAGEMAKER -LOTUS V 5 PLEASE CALL - THE CSTC AT (905) 686-7118 OR (9051420-5841 FOR EXACT DATES AND TIMES THE COMPUTER COURSES ARE OFFERED AND (905) 4363211 OR TOLL FREE 1-800�a08-9619 FOR COURSES OFFERED IN OSHAWA. ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTRE C.S.T.C. -COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE DASE - PICKERING 240 SIMCOE ST. S. 1400 BAYLY STREET (EAST OF GO STATION) 816 KINGSTON R0. OSHAWA, ONTARIO PICKERING. ONTARIO PICKERING. ONTARIO Lt H 4144 TELEPHONE - (905) 6867118 TELEPHONE (905) 4363211 - (905) 4205841 1.800-106-9619 FAX (905) 6860175 FAX (905) 43617W C.S.T.C. - COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE - OSHAWA GAL ERIA (2ND FLOOR) OSHAWACENTRE TO REWIMR: OSHAWA TO REGISTER: MAL, FAX OR PHONE N ORDER!!! PHOTOCOPIES ACCEPTED THE ADULT A CONTINUING Eot1CAT10N CENTRE 240 SIMM w Suet S., Oshw^ ON L1H 4H4 Tek Pl*) 436.3211 Fmk (906) 436.1700 PLEASE PFW: LAST m"M mum ■mrss CITY on TorlMt PROP POSTAL CODE NOME COURSE NAME• t1xAnON DATE• TRE' �' PAYIENT: resew• GCEOUE M0M1EY ORDER• NSA NO EXPP, DATE: 110LDE W PAGVia-tfii'WWV"V '&' n9k st*J)Aj d&d*6 zr, 14,k: Aj*ax".94faam Droppingin and n ...... Kay and Gord Runions celebrated their 50th anniver- sary on Oct. 21. A family gathering was held to mark the occasion. Best wish- es and hopes for many more from Diane, Keith, Jef- frey and Shelly Crawford, Don, Lottie and Colin Runions, and Rob, Laurie, Kim and Tyler Roche. By the way, Gord turned 71 on Oct. 15. Also. Don and Lottie Rtmions celebrated their 25th anniversary in Jul. Birthdays Birthday "Our Mom Kathleen Birthdav wishes also come turned 40 on Oct. 24. from Dad Marc, our Matthew and Jordan Grandmas and Grand - want to wish our Mom a pas. aunts. uncles and very happy 40th birthday. cousins." 4Mh anniversary It was 40 years age on Betty and G ory V tth,,a big day for Cory �t / Carlo 'i wed. "All the beg .. �' another 40. We all hope frim- ..._ 1 woodersi, special, nett, as he All. is parents have a wonder-_ day! move kiss from turned one. Lots and birthday wishes How- from Mom, Dad, big brother .t W•d AAe Kyle, family and 4i► "You're . forresim and. ` friends. I , Csslo n. Best. wishes I s P ocn>faee from tine S6nmt Birthday Big fella Mitchell Perry had a birthday on Oct 10 when he turned two. Wishes for all the best, with love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Dkide and DoDo. - ► Birthday Nappy birthday wish- es wean so Liz Crabb Lake on her 40th birthday on Oct. 25. All the best f r o m daughter Miiclelle, son Taylor, loving husband Doug family and hiends. Birthday Oct. 27 is a `- big day for Adam Mansell, as he becomes a teenager. Best wishes and love P on Adam's 13th birthday from Mom, Dad, Brvan, Katie and Tigger, too. j Birthday i Happy birthday wishes went to a special big boy Quentin H y a t t Bracken- burv, who turned two on Sept. 10. Lots of love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy and baby sister Kaprice. Sept. 15 was a special day for Kaprice as she was baptized. Best wishes from her family. F_ Birthday Oct. 14 was a day wishes big day for Cory went out to Nicholas Ben. y rie Wraith on nett, as he All. turned one. Lots of huggies and birthday wishes 1+ from Mom, Dad, big brother .t W•d AAe Kyle, family and 4i► "You're �' friends. s' . our cube," family says. Birthday Happy birth- day wishes went out to Rachael Cur- y rie Wraith on Oct. 21 when she turned nine. Love and best wishes from Mom. Birthdays Birthdays October is a busy month in the Thompson house, as Brandon turned six on Oct. 15 and Nolan was one on Oct. 23. Wishing the boys a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa, their aunt and uncle. Triple birth- 7.'— day celebra- tions are in order in the v� Cooke house- hold. Brandon turned a big five on Oct. 23, while his Mom celebrated her birthday on Oct. 24 and little guy Connor turns a whop- ping two on Nov. 18. Wishing them all happy birthdays with lots of love are Daddy, Megan, Oma, Opa, Nanny and Grarnpa. 75th Birthday Eddie Mahoney celebrated his 75th birthday on Oct. 5 with a surprise party. Thanks go to all his fam- ily and friends for marking it a happy and memorable occasion. Birthday? Anniversary? ,,Wedding? ......,..... Graduation Jennifer Lynn Reid has graduated from the Registered < Nursing Pro- gram at Centen- nial College. Jennifer spent -: the summer r. working at a,, junior diabetes camp operated through the Hospital for Sick Children. She's also working toward meeting the requirements to begin a job in Florida in November. Best wishes from her family. Birthday McIissa Gaskas cele- brates her fourth birthday on Oct. 29. "We wish you a �^ happy birthday sweetie. Lots of :love comes from Mommy, Daddy, Eliza- beth, Grandmas and Grandpas." Birthday ` "Our little monkc,_ " turned four on Oct. 23. William Thurston had an "A �- Maze-ing party" with I his pals. Best wishes and lots of love from Mom, Dad, brother Kevin, Belk and Becky. Graduation Five years of correspondence courses culminate this week in Pamela Head of Pickering receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Waterloo. Congratulations from, husband John. sons Johnathan, Andrew and Simon, daughter- in-law Kathleen and grandchil- dren Melissa and Emily. Also sending along best wishes are parents Babs and Dudley Asling of Ajax, sister Lynda, her husband Peter Holmes and their children Heather and Jeremy. "Well done Pam." 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 TM v7M S CAM QvINNTRS ARE: r. witceen Perm 2.VRHm 7Lt«sbn 3. sacbed osrrie-wlr ill inners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive) their FREE cake. (Please provide identifica m) PRIZE VALID UNTIL SAT. NOV. 2, 1996 Send your special occasion to us for publication in our weekly Name Dropping feature. Mail to: 130 COMmercial Avenue, Aiax, Ont., L 1 S 2015 . C/o . Keith Gilligan T TW,N"S *pvt_,Kr ,s�:R St;NDAX. gL7pBt R,27p 19?b PAGr }4 T Halloween comes early for '7. A J ax . students who jump'start UNI EFC blitz BY CHRISTY CHASE - STAFF REPORTER AJAX -- Students at Lord Elgin Public School got a treat last week as they started their annual UNICEF Halloween campaign. Joe and Rekha, two of the TVOn- tario Kids, visited the Ontario Street school Tuesday to help kick off the UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) campaign. The TVO Kids, who host the station's after-school televi- sion programs, are ambassadors for UNICEF, celebrating its 50th anniver- sary this year. It's one of the few visits the ambas- sadors will make to schools in Durham this fall, says school librarian Carol Craigen. "We were very lucky to be able to get them." Students from kindergarten to Grade 6 enjoyed rap music and a talk about children's rights and the work of UNICEF during special assem- blies. "The thrust of this is the rights of children," Ms. Craigen says. "In some of the Third World countries, it's the right to have a name, the right to food, to clean water, not the right to have rollerblades." The kids also got information about the annual UNICEF collection of cash on Halloween night. "We've done UNICEF here for many years, at least 10 years," Ms- Craigen says. "Some years we've raised $5(N)." This )car's UNICEF campaign isn't restricted to Halloween night. UNICEF buttons are being sold for S I and all money collected un teachers' dress -down Fridays during October goes to the United Nations program. In the weeks before the TVO Kids' appearance, a daily trivia quiz about TVO Kids and UNICEF was held with children eligible for a doughnut and an autograph at the show. "It makes them aware of what UNICEF's all about," Ms. Craigen says. "Many of the younger kids aren't familiar with what it is and what it does and where the pennies go." Since its start after the Second World War, UNICEF has seen chil- dren helping other youngsters obtain clean water, health care, education and protection in both war and peace time. It's estimated 20 million children arc alive today thanks to UNICEF's efforts. For every nickel dropped into those orange, black and white boxes on Halloween, UNICEF can buy a pencil sharpener for children in devel- oping countries. A loonie purchases one of the fol- lowing: two dressings for injured chil- dren: exercise books for 16 kids; a 450 -gram package of pea seeds for a school garden; a year's supply for 20 children of iodized salt, which pre- vents mental and physical disabilities; 20 packets to fight dehydration from diarrhea; a six-month supply of clean water for one youngster, or immu- nization against tuberculosis for 20 kids. Five dollars buys 30 fish to stock a pond or I (X) water purification tablets. Fifty dollars purchases school ,up plies filr 30 students and $150 buys a handpump for a well. TVO Kids hosts Rehka and Joe entertain kids at Lord Elgin Public School last week. 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It Is about - _ counseling and in front of people and compulsively eat alone 1ssuming there is nothing with individuals ,rte" workshops is a individuals who eat alone, not at all or lie when they arrive and then taking the new approach about the fact that they ate; individuals who ..individuals theories about themselves, 3 r .40 assist eat alone and purge alone. The bottom line is, transforming and modifying them and then individuals in breaking no individual needs to be alone with their ;:applying them back to that same individual. the chains of their eating disorder. An eating disorder is Most Individuals, at some time or another, dysfunctional eating -clinically defined as falling into one of three have been on a diet. Many individuals have patterns, to increase their -categories; anorexia, bulimia or compulsive never gotten off the first diet they were on. self-esteem and to create a eating. All three, I know, are resolvable and 'They are either `on' the diet, or they are healthy body image. It is all ;tamable. .'getting back' on that same diet. the about becoming aware of, coping with, and What makes Breakfree counseling and 'tomorrow diet'. "Diet", I believe can be aresoiving our eating patterns. workshops different is that it is not about defined as 'I am in prison'. Individuals go on Breakfree counseling and workshops is applying proven theories on individuals and diets because they do not trust their eating patterns. Most individuals are not connected Affordableres—enough to their bodies to understand or listen to them. It is not possible to have One Good Reason To Sitaile! NEC'a „— BACK high self-esteem and an intact body -DENTURE t ! image and be on a diet. A diet cancels all these things out because it 'fir r?i �, `,r; IJr-1,nc,",-.��r�;...,. . _ is way of controlling an individuals LOWER DENTURE STABILITY [� �� = free choice. NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER I Breakfree counseling FAFF cchsu.-.t�c�, g and William Steil DD F C AC.I) AT HANDworkshops is about teaching how to frust their bodies. How to get in 84 Old Kingston Rd. W I( wu arr %ufrrnng from vaintouch and to connect with their r PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX U as the result ,r intuition so that they can make 683-4294 "Were you embarassed to show your legs this I summer because of varicose veins?" Dr. Liliana Katz VEIN TREATMENT CLINIC Non-surgical solutions for varicose and spider veins AJAX MEDICAL ARTS TORRANCE BUILDING MEDICAL & 601 Harwood Ave. S., VEIN CLINIC Suite 208 2930 Eglinton Ave. E., Ajax ScarborC,.,gh (905) 686-4439 (11 � :38-80GD I ..HE accident. our helping hands are well within sour reach. REH f811 t 1 (TIitS �tR� N ES Chv„practi,%I agc Thcraps (kthotws, Braces Ancr wnst. elbow ankk) I Wical Coruultau,ms Ldc Sts lc & F,tnras ('nna,irmp JOINTS 'N THINGS Sports Incurs & Rrhahil,tatbon (-bnrc 1554 Kingston Rd.. Pickering ial %Ale, Farm & Hw,. 2, Qiamb.m or coaceru, picas call 837-6613 MASSAGE THERAPY � . Neelam Bains B.Sc., RMT Reli - Rehabilita14o We 1H, USE Beth Atkinson R.N1T Paul M. Szymanowski M.Sc., R`1T Registered Massage Therapists _ available at: a YOU... j leterkin 41, yy f 420-1443 New Patients SCCV d an a CW& baela hi 8CU , la. 90 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village (Durham Orthopedic Clinic) y. (905) 428-7800 Kathleen Foster -Morgan, CGT OSP Clinical Member Ontario Society of Psychotherapy ys Announces A Series of Grief Related Small Small Support Groups Introductory Series `N 4 Week Program Fee Fee for Service Tuesday, Tues., November 12, 1996 2-2:30 P.M. & 6:00-7:30 P.M. • Facing the Holidays • Anticipating the Death Of a Loved One • Starting a Spiritual Quest After a Death • Coping With Death INDIVIDUAL THERAPY AVAILABLE 73 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village, Ajax (416) 466.7075, Fax (416) 466-1652 • UMFOR.VS •HEAD GEAR • HEAVY BAGS • CHEST PROTECTORS • GLOVES & MORE i-, choices about what they nerd. How to know when to stop eating and how to know when start eating. It's about being with clients in their deepest pain when they are discovering themselves and about still being there when they have triumphantly risen above their blocks and fears. The purpose and goal of the counseling and workshops is to aid clients in attaining, freedom from what binds them to their eating patterns. To help clients remember how to connect to themselves and to their intuitiormo, that old patterns do not reform. To awaken clients to their own abundance and to support them in their understanding that their unity and peace with themselves is a destiny they deserve. Breakfree counseling and workshops is about never being on a diet again. Trusting yourself enough to believe it. Experiencing yourself enough to know it and not being alone with yourself anymore. For more information about Breakfree counseling and workshops, or to set up an appointment, contact Ruth Dargan at the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre at 420- 1443. [SHIHAN 428-2219 ' FOR YOUR MARTIAL ARTS EQUIPMENT Aiax-Pickering Audiology CERTIFIED AUDIOLOGISTS REGISTEREI3 DISPENSERS OVER 155 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE • REPAIRS • BATTERIES • SWIM PLUGS C.I_C_ HEARING AIDS (VIRTUALLY INVISIBLE) lAT 'iST , fir,_ RE4L E4R .HE4SURE.iIEA S 7 ECEII�IOLOGY 17L)£0 0710aUPY Ajax/Pickering Audiology Whitby Hearing Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 104 1032 Brock St. S. Unit 4 The Cry of the WEEKEND WARRIOR 1 need a Physiotherapist! Fall activities like gardening can lead to aches and pain. If you're hurting from over exertion - or you want to avoid pain and injury - see the leader in physical rehabilitation. 0 Whites Road Physiotherapy Ir'"1� & Sport Injury Clinic IL'�jI THE MEDICAL CLINIC .. 720 Sheppard Ave. Unit 8 9051420-0647 Pickering, Ont. L1V 1G5 'PAGE 1841Mq'QEWS AD"XFISM SVNBAY. 01('r f*.R 27, 1996 r 9 a a 9 1 1 0 • a a L MW 0 9 • v • � uP To As Low as$ • HIGH 9 Q 0011 TRADE-IN 0 EBATI VALU =v ..,�, 1NANCi ML AL 1995 NEON 19% VOYAGER SE RALLY 1996 CHRYSLER LHS One owner. Auto., p.s., p.b., plus much Loaded, only 7,800 miles, p.w., V6, p.w., LOADED. 3 TO CHOOSE FROM more. V482. ONLY air, 7 pass., plus lots PRICED , SALE 89988* $152. mo. AirTax.T1259A. "o TO SELL SAVE THOUSANDS 1996 JEEP CHEROKEES 1995 WINDSTAR GL s 1996 NEON HIGHLINES LORADOS & LTD's. Fully loaded, low kms. One owner. •+ p•s•+ pb., air coed. Pim much more. 4 LEFT. LARGE SAVINGS ONLY =289.68* filo. :7 ONLY LEFT. HURRY NOW. 1994 DODGE SHADOW 1996 EZES S STRATUS -1995 RAM 1500 SLT 4x4 22 L enghe, auto, p.s., pb., air, console, stereo. One Owner. Fully loaded. s ONLY138,88* per mo. AS LOW AS $299 PER mo. I SAVE THOUSANDS! 't 4 • r4 A VILLAGE a :RVICE OPEN ' DAY SATURDAY EVERY NIGHT OSHAWA • on THM MEWS AM)rVLR71MER SUNDAY,47CTORLR 27,1"&R4GE 19 e P Panther fans ca •ft n win tickets to Leafs -Wins Gardens arty PICKERING - The Pickering Pan- thers will give away free draw tickets for a draw prize to everyone who pays to get into their clash with the Port Hope Buz- zards Sunday. The Metro Junior Hockey League club is offering a trip for two to Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens for the Carleton Street hockey shrine's 65th anniversary celebrations featuring a game between the Leafs and Detroit Red Wings Saturday, Nov. 2. The winner and a guest, along with for- mer Toronto Maple Leaf great Bobby Baun and a member of the Panthers, will travel by limousine to Toronto where they Coming up... The Pickering Panthers play the Port QyR M� Hope Buzzards at the Pickering Rec. Complex Sunday at 7:30 p.m_ Pickering PICKERIAIT G - Elementary school long distance runners tested their mettle on a gruelling course during the Pickering West Area Cross -Country meet at Trillium Val- ley, near Oshawa recently. The top eight in each age division advanced to the Durham Elementary Ath- letic Association (DEAA) Cross -Country Championships held on Oct. 22, also at Trillium Valley. The top three teams and the top eight individual finishers in each age cate- gor at the Pickering West meet were: iris eight -and -under: Teams: 1. William Dunbar, 2. Gandatsetiagon, 3. Frenchman's Bay. Individuals: I. Stephanie Bower (Gard.), 2. Amber Cushnie (Dunbar), 3. Jamie Morn (Fr. Bay), 4. Janine Arnott (Fr. Bay), 5. Emma Borg (Dunbar), 6. Stephani Tyler (Dunbar), 7. Jamie McKay (Fr. Bay), 8. Brianne Cooper (Gard.). Boys eight -and -under: Teams: 1. Gandatsetiagon, 2. Rosebank Road, 3. Maple Ridge. Individuals: I. Luke Moyer (Rose - bank), 2. Craig Adams (Woodlands), 3. Brian Darlow (Rosebank), 4. Brandon Crummey (Ganda(.), 5. Mark Burnett (Gandat.), 6. Michael Broderip (Highbush), 7. Jason Dale (Dunbar), 8. Trent Boughner (Fr. Bay). Girls imine -and -under: Teams: 1. Dunbar, 2. Gandat., 3. Frenchman's Bay. Individuals: 1. Caitlyn Saint (Gandat.), 2. Andrea DeLuca( (Dunbar), 3. Alexandra Edwards (Dunbar), 4. Leigh Ana Bums (Rosebank), 5. Ash- ley DeLuca (Dunbar), 6. Lisa Crowder (Fr. Bay), 7. Megan Pearce (Maple Ridge), S. Michelle Badalion (Vaughan Willard). Boys nine: Teams: 1. Dunbar, 2. Fr. Bay, 3. V. Willard. Indi- viduals: 1. Kayo Emojoog (V. Willard), 2. Justin Seeney (Rosebank), 3. Andrew Bergman (Fr. Bay), 4. Graham Grant (Fr. Bay), 5. James Thompson (Wood- lands). 6. Kyler Carson (Dunbar), 7. Scott Mogg (Woodlands), 8. Brad Vandtastarren (Gattdat.). Girls !0sod-under: Teams: 1. Dunbar, 2. Gan- dat.. 3. Highbush. bubvidaals: 1. Kala DeFrancc (Dunbar). 2. Brimey Chaadkr (Dunbar), 3. Korie Weston (Dunbar). 4. Weigh Cameron (Gandat.), 5. Laura Clayton (Highbush). 6. Jennifer Sweeting (Rosebank). 7. Sarah Nrshiltm a (Highbush), 8. Elyse Mihkelson (Gandat.). Boys It. Tams: 1, Dunbar. 2. Highbush, 3. Fr. Bay. hxli- viduaals: 1. Phillipe Dabo (Dunbar), 2. John Koukidis (Highbush). 3. Joan -Michael Davis (E.B. (slain). 4. Greg Elbert (V. Willard). S. Mm i K. (Fr. Bay). 6. Shane Tingling (Highbwb), 7. San Hancock (Dun- bar). 8. Coejoe Johnson (Fairport). Girls 11-and.o.dur. Tams: Highbush, 2. Dunbar, 3. Fr. Bay. Individ- uals: 1. Courtney Lumsden (Gandat.), 2. Jennifer Seeaaey (Rosebank). 3. Ashley Kong (Woodlands). 4. Arianne McNeil (Highbush), 5. Elyse Campbell (Highbush), 6. Tatum Mcleod (Highbush). 7. Julia Heardman (Gaardat.), S. Anne Sterling (E.B. Phial. BOYS 11: Tams: 1. Highbush, 2. Maple Ridge, 3. Fr. Bay. Individuals: L Breadw Bowes (Gatdat.1 2. Warren BaiaHig4ma) to Jolla mat", ei (�(*6odWWs)1I. � Cram= Aairits(1. "F� • S ' lbtiaMabri 1CiyE �'t' -' will have dinner before being driven to MLG where the foursome will be seated in the Gardens Alumni Box. The draw will be made during the Buz- zards -Panthers game at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds from the raffle will go to the Pickering Panthers hockey club. Panthers' goalie Daniel Jacques was named the league's Player of the Week in the Eastern Division last week. Jacques was instrumental in preserving a 1-1 tie with the Aurora Magna Tigers in Aurora last Sunday. He has a sterling goals - against average of 2.10 and has one shutout so far this season. The Panthers are planning a Scotty Ramage Appreciation Night and Roast during their game against the Muskoka Bears at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex Friday, Dec. 6. Alfred `Scotty' Ramage is the long- time head trainer of the Panthers who's been associated with the club since it first came into the Metro Junior Hockey League in the early '70s. Panthers' head scout Cliff Long says the Panthers are inviting back as many for- mer players as possible to attend to the game and the roast which will follow. Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, ext. 250, Fax 683-7363 s*s The Panthers' schedule has been announced for the upcoming Metro Junior `A' Hockey Classic at the Aurora Commu- nity Centre Nov. 28 to Dec. 1. Pickering will play in a pool with the host Aurora j Magna Tigers, the Quinte Hawks and the Thornhill Islanders. Pickering will start the event Thursday, Nov. 28 against the Quinte Hawks at 3:30 p.m. The Panthers will play two games Friday, Nov. 29, the first against Thornhill at 10:15 a.m., followed by a contest versus Aurora at 8:30 p.m. All 16 Metro junior teams are compet- ing in the tournament. News Advertiser sports is now on the Internet www.durhanmews.net runners make fast tracks at area cross-country meet Bay). 6. Emmanuel E. (V. Willard), 7. Matt Little (Maple Ridge). 8. Andrew Wilcox (Fr. Bay). Girls 12: Teams: I Fr. Bay. 2. Maple Ridge, 3. Dunbar. Individ- uals: 1. Megan O'Donaghue (Maple Ridge). 2. Knsten Proulx (Maple Ridge), 3. Natalie Bell (Fr. Bay), 4. Jenna Clements (Dunbar), 5. Megan Rocca (Fr. Bay), 6. Caillie Campbell (Fr. Bay), 7. Ashley Chandler (Dunbar). 8 Joanne Young (Fr Bay). Boys 12: Teams ; (;andar. . 2 Highbush. 3 RoschanA IndniJu- als: I. Ryan Thorpe R.),chank 2 %ndre-+ :ack..". H:4h- bush). 3. Brian `:.h:��+� H..��w!:. 3 (Fr. Bay). 5. Wesley Green (Rosebank). 6. Adam Boduch (Gandat.), 7. Ryan Bosak (Gandat.). 8 Blair Price (Dun- bar). Girls 13: Teams: I. Fr. Bay, 2. Dunbar. 3. Maple Ridge Individ- uals: L Alicia Kaye (Fr. Bay). 2. Pam Johnston (Gandat.). 3. Meaghaa Cosgrove (Maple Ridge). 4. Kristina Pearsall (Highbush), 5. Anne Jamieson (Gandat.). 6. Brooke Prim- rose (!Maple Ridge). 7. Leigh Cushnie (Dunbar). 8. Kim Scott (Fr. Bay). Bovs 13: Teams I Gardat, 2. Maple Ridge. 3 Fr. Bay. Individu- in : J,ish Lumsden (Ganda(.) 2. Naftali Johnson (Fr. Bay). 3. Scott Hales (V WiIlard). 4 Ty:,,:- :..inti (Maple Ridge). 5. name not known Maple Ridge). 6. Matt Thompson (Gan- dat.). 7. Sean Clayton (Gandat.). 8. Devon Ackroyd (Gan- dat). Girls 14 -and -over. Teams: I Fr Bay Individuals 1. Becky Lockett ( V Willard), 2. Caitlin Padk (Fr. Bay). 3. Darlene Lower iFr Bay). 4 Lyndsay Craig (Fr. Bay). 5. Megan Mann (Fr. Bay), 6. Victoria Living (Fr. Bay). Bovs 14 -and -over: Teams: l Fr Bay. Individuals: L Brian Craig (Fr Bay). 2. Ryan Clarke ,Fr. Bay). 3. Michael Minank (Fr. Bay). 3, Grant Peters (Fr. Bav), 5. David Boudreau iFr Bay) NOVEMBER ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Egtnpment Received Egwpment Sold NOV. 1 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. NOV. 1 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. NOV. 2 9:00 am. - 5-00 p.m. NOV. 2 9,00 am. - 6-00 p.m. NOV. 3 11:00 am. - 3:00 p.m. NO LAMME EQU110MENT PLEASE �..._ 1867 VALLEY FARM RD. t ON H". 82 W otar o1 Piclnntp Town HSI L 1 , 1 Spotspwd � the Caraadran Sw PaYol Syatant 1 M FOR FURTHM OWOFMATMON 1 '•::-� ! CAL : ('905) 294-9730 M DUN i t Ma) Bantam; f Mdget; J>uveni e; (No Junior Team this year) GIRLS' REP TEAMS Mosquito Girls (ages 10 - 12); Bantam Girls -(ages 13 - M; Junior Girls (ages 16 - 21) ■ N ALLK4NN=vLWE1wLEM0W WePwdn ra do 01, eal■wkind to ds iw1411tsnt s1 d adected PIMN 1i�dd ally N INE 01111117= B 80M 1,19K COUNN i 1ptr miiw VW ll115=dn A Md to: PACE2U-'7'fWNF% "S AMTRTISFR WNDAT. WTOBER 27,19% ICE C LARGE I. 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Monday to Friday Call us for TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details LINE or fax your ad AppIN• 10 M11cN• F« 798-76726830707 (905) 579-2238 7 •nA N•IlelM For '�" GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES r Announce your baby's arrival �� only3 5 ♦GST Cv� / and receive a gift certificate entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. General ' 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers IE CareersUIT- Careers M Careers Help TORONTO Helping Y.OU Build a Better Life 2 NEW COURSES STARTING NOV. 18 AT THE OSHAWA CAMPUS OSHAWA CENTRE These two courses are not governed by the Private Vocational Schools Act. Phone to -day to find out if you qualify. Accounting and Computers Business Adriffinistration Business A Corwpator Applications computer support Specialist Network A Cornpater P ogrim nni+o M.C.SJL Computer Applications Executive Secretary Legal Admin Assistant Medical Wince Assistant Motel A Restaurant Operations Bar A Beverage Manatiement Trawl and Tourism Dental 0ini mdse Assistant Dental Receptionist Sorry Courses Offered In Oshawa ori PICKERING 420-1344 59111;e'011 In'Tess than a year, you can have the skills being sought in the workplace: General , • Network Specialist • Computerized Accounting • LAN Administration • Office Administration • Computer Programmer • Office Assistant • Programmer Analyst • Word Processing • Financial assistance available for those who quality • Individualized, hands-on adult learning environment • Targeted job search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS 434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) 01[x1, Lenbrook A leading international distribution company, has an immediate opening for: EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT This position requires a high achiever who is organized, -,oactive, flexible and extremely confidential. Applicants must "ave excellent verbal/written communication skills and be —oficient In Word. Excel and PowerPoint (Corel Draw would be an asset). Three to four years Executive Assistant experience is -ecessary for this position. The main responsibilities include: • AI' administrative clerical support and project assistance for the President including but not limited to: word processing. call handling, scheduling, filing, follow up, mail sorting, travel arrangements. etc. • Preparation of confidential projects and reports to be accomplished within the scheduled timeframes requested. • Co-ordination of management events, directors meeting scheduling, agenda development, executive lunches, strategy sessions and show attendance. Attendance and minute taking of these meetings may be requested from time to time. • Other activities specific to the President and Executive Management offices. • As time permits, back up for other administrative assistants will be required. If you are interested in pursuing this challenging opportunity. please submit your resume by November 1st to: Lenbrook Industries Limited Human Resources - File *332 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3K1 Fax: (905) 831-6936 No agencies or phone calls please as we are unable to reply to phone inquiries. We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes although we are only able to respond to those who are selected for Interviews. We thank all others for their Interest. Lenbrooh Industries Limned is committed to employment equity. FREE FRANCHISE SEMINAR Find your future with these leaders in the franchise industry • Certs Pro Painters • Kwik Kopy • Money Concepts • Nutri - Lawn • One hour MotoPhoto Guest speaker will discuss financing options TUES. OCT. 29,7:30 P.M. Oshawa Holiday Inn - Bloor St. 8 Harmony Rd. Free Admission - Refreshments - Door Prizes - Limited Seating Call for reservations 1(886) 601-5061 Donations to the Simoce Settlement House Food Bank appreciated! FLORAL DESIGN 26 wk Fior stry d Business Pro- gram. 12 wk intensive 3- phase program. 3 wk. Pro- fessional course, In-home video. .Beginners Program. Part-bmattull time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Financial as- sistance may be available. 905-4367746. INTERNET - alschod. iii -mel - schoolol f braklesign • speedina ca ' General P $natlmtt orrery Driers We" Must own r likable car and be asbnr locvnd. Aflrnoon l _v sails available. Appy in pow n at Bdaft tSIItllld "P.— +db ARBY'S RESTAURANT Shift managers needed with two years experience in test food. Must be ener- getic and have positive allt- t de ith t 1 Appb UffGeneral General , u . w in o. Harwood Ave. Ajax. Help Help Earn S827.061 week from AIRLINE entry positions APPLY TODAY - Start to- home! Light assembly, clerical and sewing. (416) available. Great benefits. morrow., 20 hard working 812-6891; Code 6. Earn Phone Bnbsh Columbia people may start imme- $25001mo. from home 1-(604) 878-6450 diately for very busy east completing book surveys end advertising company Full training provided. Call for publishers. (416) 872- . Janice al 721-0299 6892 COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/CNE NETWORK ADMINISTRATION MICROSOFT OFFICE ❑ WINDOWS WORD ❑ EXCEL ACCESS❑ POWERPOINT DAY AND EVENING DIPLOMA PROGRAMS AVAILABLE SMALL CLASSES 0 EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS DIAMOND INSTITUTE Of Business and Computer Technology Training Facilities in: Ajax, Markham and Mississauga Cal Us At 14WS-25LEARN (14888-255-3276) Assistance Mey Be Available to Those Who Our company Is looking for a qualified MACHINIST Who possesses a minimum 5 years experience machining close tolerances. The successful candidate will assist us in developing and manufacturing multi -stage hydraulic cylinders. We offer competitive wages based on experience. Please send resumes to: P.O. BOX 5, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO L9L 1 A2 BECAUSE ITS YOUR FUTURE; A NEW ERA OF OPPORTUNITY, A HISTORY OF SUCCESS, A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Learn the financial concepts that are cru- cial for anyone who dreams of acttwAV financial independence. Join one of the finest 'Financial Services Companies in North America-' For details. -Contact KELLY BURK (905) 427-2763 ' Cal HISID ' General Help in Ajax seeks CLIENT SERVICES ADMMIl.STRATOR for Durham Region - Ind in social or health sciences, of 5 years experience in ty health resources. Gude counselling, teaching, ting rehabilitation programs and 3 funding sources. Resume and salary expectations to: Chairperson, MS Society 375 Finley Avenue Ajax, ON LIS 2E2 AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED • US experience • Long Haul • Home Weekly • 3 yrs. experience • I C.C. Medical • Clean Abstract CALL BOB OR SUE 725-9324 BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS Must have own vehi- cle. R cyl. small car) Cash paid daily. Immediate positions available hAll W rime shifts. Commitment a must Call 114 pm. 0*. 905-686-3232 CHRISTMAS CASH SSSSS Ages 12 1' Earn *intra Stiff Deng door lu door sales Jason - 5765J276 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests 'hat advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect mserpon and there shall be no kat„kfy for non -insertion of any adver- tisement. liability for er- rors in ads is limited to Ole amount paid for the space occupying tfte error. All copy is stfeied Io the ap- proval of martapmelo of News AdveAiser. DENTAL OFFICE MAN- AGER desired for a pro- gressiva office. Seek out- standing individual with a strong business back- ground and excellent cus- tomer service experience. Knowledge of computer is essential and haw a keen desire to meet chaYwges. Michelle at 623.OBW DR11 W INSTRUCTOR needed. Must have mini- mum 4 years teaching ex- perience. and tate model car with dual brakes. Call Shaffte's Prdessiond Driv- er Training System. 686- 7878. EXPERIENCED hairstyl- ist wanted for new Salon in DuAtam Centre. Ilex. Good wages. Call (905) -619- 8057. we pay you arectry to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.£.E.to Five Star Enterprisu 111114111 Liverpool Rd, iu 213 PicW%Ont, UV W N(t 'r 1. 5 -., 4 f li!.1-"- 1•'r !'7101' 1- 11•' THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27,1996 -PAGE 23 General M—General Ip THE elp ' General SkilledMM SkilledIM Skilled Skilled Skilled HelpIM Help Help Help10 Help Help PA W %PA.& 'a &ARM RT TIMERS $960 per mo To start, work 6 p.m - anagement has forced us to expand 10 30 p m Mon . Thurs for our ski & hockey season. plus 1/2 day Sat Must be 15 positions available immediate) in able to start Immediately P Y over 18 car required Op - all areas. Pay varies with position and Portunrty for full time Call responsibility. No experience ? No now Mr Watson 404-0403 problem. Vve are willing to train the right applicants. CaU Ms. Scott 905-721-1411 ULL time/part-time bus- ONE FULL time position. icon 8 dishwasher, Ex- We are currently attempting nenced preferred Apply to fill one bilingual (English/ person 49 Old Kingston French) full time hourly po- d Ajax sitlon In our Information required 'o, pew,), .or-- Services Dept. Your re- REAT OPPORTUNITY sponsibilities will Include pW Get settled before working in customer serv- r stmas Experienced Ice, data entry and limited ,3 - stylist, aesthetician 6 irkloutbound telemarketing a•' tech Salon closed The successful candidate Call Vavielle at 905-831-5153 11 THE GATE HOUSE, re- quires a full time hairstylist to rent a Chair or work on commission. If you are an Independent worker look. ing for the Intimacy of being a team player, call Jane, 434-6147 or drop off a re- sume to 21 Beatrice St W TOW TRUCK DRIVERS. IF / are r.-.arrc.7 ;Ingle Now is the time to Ian ,, ' Office single parent. separated or H I divorced 0 m I �,Ildays Evenings 905- will be sell motivated. per- HtFLEXOLOGIST earn. experience preferred, e p for F nanc al Assistance 4, it 4, ' ?105. Days 905-831- sortable, have strong com- MASSAGE THERAPIST 'rust have current abstract DIP/CERT programs avail- 89?i munecation skills. and an Space for rent in busy faint- Call Mark at 905-436-7777 able Quark, Illustrator, ly salon Cbon e +I I HAIR Stylist wanted for es- understanding Of 1-2-3 W and W3 Spoken asking for theseeservcesl WANT TO BE YOUR OWN •aNShed downtown Whitby and wnt- ten French Is a necessity 905.728-6800 BOSSY Studio S K 0 ,.3�n 3 years experience This entry level positions required 'o, pew,), .or-- We're Ippking for modern . w -1 clientele. salary+com- pays $8/hr We would like SALESPERSON, class,. Up-to-date hairstylists for -' Sslpns Knowledge of to thanks all those who 0 at)- cal/jazz room knowledge chair rentals Please apply ,idwell colours; an asset However Orel ply, Y In this area needed Re- In person 108 Dundas x?� 430-8998 candidates selected Inter- laxed atmosphere. apply at Me Sam The Record Man, St W. Whitby or call 4.3C- NAIL TECHNICIANS wews will be contacted. Oshawa Center 9397 ti•Ie, cians. and R M T. Please send resume to Peter vanGansewinkel, I S penenced WANTED - 64 people to ,.ace for rent Leave rhes- Manager, PPF3D. t 817 motivated Stylist y required lose up to 30 lbs by New .ale days 985-9287 . after Rd S.. P,pkenn for r Degressve soon Sryl- Years Doctor recommend- - - and weekends 432-0547 9. ISI must have Professional. lair- Ask How' Tell Free 1 - week High commissions. using telephone Unlimited Ont LW 3Z6 Ism. creativity and a com- 800-881-6782 Ashburn area P] m -6p - MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron mined attitude We offer in- flexible hours, eat In greatcoria pO905) l Training to's fastestrover 9 n9 agency centive packages. upgrad. WANTED people with Ener =rea"i warmth. y seeks extras for film and TV Ing educahor and a per- } car to be on call for snow Photo Shop, Director Premier, Access, Accpac. Autocad. C++ Visual Basic. Unix. Novell Engineer. Windows N T. Small Talk, Power Pocrt, Word. Excel, Durham Business Compit- er College. 427-3010 Salles Hip I Agents AFTER sates service Der. so, !or Ajax budder For mere mformank n Call 427- 1888 BELL CANADA and Sales Help/ Skilled Skill d wont. all types. no exp req_ m conal nendly atmosphere removal. good knowled for your ckentele Call 430- FULL-TIME Assistant -earner distnoi,•,or partn. 'or 1 Agent Help e Help Earr $7-$22 80/hr Work 3156 of Oshawa area an asst required 'o, pew,), .or-- lar LOo,urr• an expel. y pen. mates. Call Andrew at have heated storage units • guaranteed We place pep- Now offering free Dozes ielephone623-72d9 outer training a must Re- lanced bus,neSS sales :ar- SALESPERSON • ' Plumbing HIM• at and up Call for Information. Die on movie sets every docks. trim work, door in- 725-0005 or 427-0005 sumo 8 salary expectations swtant unlimited marker potential tax •gsumes • '• har^ Reglcr C -.e to ex LOVING NANNY :or s MACHINIST -iy ape to day Call Jonathan (416) WORK FROM HOME'!! to- File 89706 Oshawa, ., (9051683-6105 Daemon we nave air +rime- rear-o,o •sum; ^v none ,Cerare a, s•andari ma - 961 -2226 TUPPERWARE free 3G people 'equlred FT PT Whitby This Week PC Box ----- dlate opermg or a F„n LVe out, over' :ar Brooker. ch,ne Shop eou,pment, all HOMEMAKERS, Mature week High commissions. using telephone Unlimited 481 Oshawa, On•ano L1H DRAPERY Store naeos Tame Adven,sing Sales Ashburn area P] m -6p - measuring devices. work 10 Students. Dari-1,me Tele. flexible hours, eat In greatcoria pO905) l Training 'L$ w:rdow cover n Jest iter 4r Hihun Ener =rea"i warmth. y Vose tolerances. a sett marketing •Perks-, tons of fun suDWied. (905) 428-8400 Pan -time � position. 2 3 Highest OmmlSmont-albo- CuddeS. references re- it]rter. and work ' : oiue- positions avail- able, $7 00 per hour Train- NOW. Eileen Wdleams Alaz Saturdays per rrmorT Pius Hui Sales experience an 71xr•d :905)665-3504 prints and/or sroc :@tails ng provided Cail 619- Huard Ami Saies)same • 14 outside safes Must asset W41 train Call 80G- Fax resume to 905.666- 6991 between 1 and 9 (9051831-9707 A« , y !�e !ully experierced and 794-842' 7720 D :'ofesmonal Cali r - 3' a• 428-0937 For a confl- ,iontial interview SU51NE PROFE 10 News Advertiser 683lM0707 Y Fax 683-7363 mimplimment; •t ' improvements •' ' impr°remuft r.-M11improvements• ' Roofing Moving 6 • Moving dr . House P.M Party Storage • Storage • Cleaning Sevices BMC CONSTRUCTION EUROPEAN tie special- i's pecial- is exp. Complete ar- Ist, will renovate your baM- 'rctural conceptual room, or kitchen wails. as )n and permit draw- well as floor Islas. Good ref - '9a We untangle the Red erences and satisfaction .ape, Speclahzmg in: guaranteed. For free asti- ere•al Construction; Ren- mates call D. Dykstra 725- .a!�ons, Sauna's: Sun- 4913 -s: Decks. Replace- 'eri Windows. References GARAGE Door/Opener re - Job satisfaction. Pager pairs broken springs, ca - 'ti -462 A a C ROOFING, sn,r- AJAX Moving Systems lull serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundai ging, all Types of roots new services. moves. appliance EXpef1Md el and old. Workmanship and piano specialists Flat t:r0� med Guaranteed Free esti rate or hourly. We now Bargain des' ,jor mates. Call Andrew at have heated storage units • (905) 428-8704 Now offering free Dozes Offices, apt, etc. T.E. Hone Imtproventenis. with move Park and load special. starting SW P1an0 moiling. availaim • ' Plumbing HIM• at and up Call for Information. 423.0239+ docks. trim work, door in- 725-0005 or 427-0005 296-5513 r X676 des, rollers, openers in- KC i a MASONRY IST TO 4TH YEAR staa•d $49. New doors/ S--lizi in brick block SIGON Construction Ltd.. aP- BUDC," ROME DlPRoVFJ MN" Basement i4pts., Reeek��-rAAo._m__s, ��pl�lxxr&YV', �kitlrp, deWcal. drywall, decki ceramic tiling & counter taps 15 yrs. Exp. 619-29.30 BSM Jr. � m•chan" and yd n • HMR114TNE- Cal MN10 a Pa1110r1� di MOVERS - Move big or (9M) 6194863, cel. (416) 5604M A R Maktlenerim &Ad - repairs and renovations trical, Plumbing, ce- ll: likes. carpentry- From A repairs to ,.major ren- llons. FUAy guarartttlad, estimates. (905)432 - openers, 416-336-0073. and chunneys. All general serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundai Prentice. plumbing, please tax resume to: 721-0548 QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ES. repairs. All workmanship patio doors, evildoers. rac- Guaranteed, photos, refer -DOUG mortis. flagstone. tree esb- CLARK PLUM& GEIERALCARPEN eences. upon request. Fee MaUs.905-576-5760. M Licensed and in- TRY, free estimates. house Estirnakfs. (905),579-611 T.E. Hone Imtproventenis. surd, repairs and attera- additions, basements. SPGD&iUwv in roofing• sid- bons. new bathrooms and docks. trim work, door in- NO job too small. no job Ing. soffit.slawas triough. renovations, pump sales and service free asfm les, baseboards, shad(905) e rod repairs too bg, yard dean up and windowstalmm. a doors. call Tom 579-3760, Wave 686-5172, 24 him POPS ORO US ARAGE DOORS, OPENERS ,(WB tall), FIX BROKEN 'RINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs )5'837.0949 IMPROVEMENTS Small repairs, yard cleaning, etc... reasonable, Mike or Richard 416-608-1119 or 905-342-1033 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additions, r•nokkabom rec rooms and basement apartments. Res- idential and commercial. Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs. Free consults, tion. Call Jeff 905-428- 7400 MAID SERVICE Maids fully bonded & insured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 HONEST dependable • ' Flooring and reliable cleaning for • ^'...� ' your home or office. Rea- sonable rates. Call for a free evall aapn. 432-7583 CARPET Instatlatans - 25 years experience, r•- SNIGLre RIM stretching, our Specially. E' Free estimates. D 6 N Curriplete, & quality Duncan. 987-,799 or 967- law 87- household cleaning uvaillins•rvtcws call today, • House 24 hr. 905JZO9584. ' Handyrrtarl • ' Decorating Free ' 9 aPrim� own am • Cleaning rAMnn ~ notice discount. DRYWALL and Pang, ,.oypplamoved RENOVATIONS INC. QHMIy hone 18110Ya00r15 tine 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kddlerls • Baserrlerlls • W ir,dows • Doors • Balhfooms • Etc. bow R 0 1 t maiwttumume ProkeskmEl workmanship By hour or by gim 905-sa1-79= "10 , • CSw Hey ceps AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS Special - chimney cleaning as low as $59. Pest screen - ng Installed. only $25 NO MUSS. NO FUSS GUAR- ANTEED. 'Free Estimates 686.7741 RASSITwants wont Jowy magic for-Modrer s parties and all occa55rOrs Have my own MagicianCall Er. lire 668-4932 Private MTU"Mschoois FAITH t110NTESSM 1 -1 TUTOi±IN(, using the Montessori Medlod of Education. LearrrrV can be nat- ural & tun! Cal today 421255 ro Weight Loss boartirg,taping terdurirg also storage space avail- renovations end repairs, able. Comparable rales. . Snow Small jobs. 15 yam ex- Cal 432-2850. • � penance. Free estimates. Removal serving Durham and out d -V Pounds IDwn arei a Ken � jam. MEN with ltruck will do household moves. rest- SNOWPLOWING Rest- By (,illflsifTla$. dential al All denual a commaraal For TMS FAINTING dt DECOR Irdiffior & EAerior European Worlunarlsfrp Fast, dean, Mk" Servioe. 420-0081 types of moves. Cal Carl or FREE ESTIMATES call &49e 728-3541114 Jane 427-2856. 579-1506 MICHALSKI MOVING - houses, apartments. d6ces, appliances and piano spe- cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. re -,M Party Services MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days, promotions, open- ings, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce help 839-7057 or 728- 8334 or 683-1171. News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 31 Call 683-0701 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996 1 Sales Help/ Daycare Bargain Articles Articles Articles a Lost & • P wed ! Agent • 1 Wanted Comer 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 For Sale • 1 Found 1 Boarding0,1111oultornobiles_ For Sale vo ni Fabulous products in store for you!!! Sell now for Christmas Earn extra $$CASH$$ CALL TODAY PAULINE NAULLS 427-4689 NANNY/HOUSEKEEP- MOVING - microwave cart. 7 o m• o m m o m miali m m ■ experienced, non- smoker five -out, with good $35. Super twin bed- ■ ding set, 530.0. small child's HOW ARE WE DOING' Skilled references M -F noon- wooden desk and thou. ■�� ■ ■ 7D m 3 children, 1. 3. 8 3 $30, Apple 2GS computer ChSSW $25 each Ladies downhill 112. (905)428-3409 409 before 12 $150, call 668-1052 ■ 50. nlkdIDp1%4dngoLiraimm3sy&to best ■ weekdays noon noon or weekends WASHER and dryer. Ken- ■ ,v,�,� 921ViJe WQVYQ�l��wi�r�� `T4"`^��` W ■ 12 ^31tr s No payments, more. excellent working stand S35 905-697-0302 ■ ■ condition. 5400 or bas! oft- ■ ^,�,�,�. �Geb tole v1" vbekyy, 1 TEAK DINING ROOM w,th dads ,ard top 38.000 er. 839-7663 leave mes body person needed. must ■ set 5-a^alnav an style. sage 1. Was your call answered promptly? have own toolsalsc ex- ImDaycare Articles ■ ■ ■ Available I for Sale ■ 575C Toshiba colour TV ■ AFFORDABLE 8 Loving Daycare non-smoking 1 1OPC Dining room 5l,- ■ 2. 2. Did the Sales Representative otter friendl p friendly, ■ in environment Around tem. 53000 1 air conditioner, ■ courteous service? ■ er from Glengrove PS on $50 Ke•osene heater. $10 Recovered ■ ■ ■ Glenview Rd Full 8 part- massage re- ■ time Receipts Mother of two 839-7237 cliner. S100 2 cabinet hi- IS. $10,each. t single bed. ■ for software $750 Two ■ EXPERIENCED �nui Ass,start Receot.orl re- quired for Oshawa dental office Please send resume asap tc 1585 Kervrnway Lane Pickering Ontario LfV 5Y2 NURSES of Company. ^come - par! tor -1e 5 full-time Work '-om home Call 905 571 5063 PART TIME SECRETARYa e = �uirec -a � ce Computer -_"hedge. ma keting Se'hC 'asoma and 'loony sol ary ate expecta- ors IC Whitby Heanng Center. 1032 Brock St. S.. Whitby. Ontano. UN 4L6 • 1Daycare Wanted DAYCARE WANTED in our homff e. Duins Bay Public School area Mon- day -Thursday. 930-530, Friday. 10 DO -3 30 Call Randy or Debbie 427 9978 EXiERIENCED daycare ler 8 yr old (attending St Isaac Jogues School) and 8 month did. Please call Jacue 905-837-1234 LIVE OUT care giver for 2 boys. ages 2 112 8 10 months, morning$. Tues. Through Fridays. Liverpool 8 Finch area. 420-8712 NANNY live -Out for 1 yr. old 8 4 yr. old. ECE and own transportation pre- ferred. Pwkenn9 area. 839 6124. NANNY required in my, Home, We out, 2 children, 3 yrs' and 6 months. reter- Onces and experience re- paired. (905) 5098161 701 r off, 1 ROKA LUMBER & FlRE'NOOD CENTRE 4 Xc X'2- 566 GG 4'X8'X16" 56500 ESTABLISHED 1%3 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905-434-6665 Free Delivery To 40 Oshawa Area 3Z compressor 97598& ••••. ••. �� o,ry o.,.,. $50. Night table 8 dresser. 9658 ■ 4 PC WALL UNIT, lark Skilled DAYCARE AVAILABLE $40 Assortment of chairs. ■ chrome table and 4 Chairs Im Help •- E, ode`` . a- 7 uc $25 each Ladies downhill 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ 12x30' I natural Mink coat 8 00 Sat 9 30 - 5 00. Sun near St Anthony Daniel sk set S50 Microwave Mill i'srbbuturs, KENMORE dge 4 naturai Mint packet, waist 12 ^31tr s No payments, an Brock d Major Oaks stand S35 905-697-0302 ■ advertisement? ■ AUTO BODY licensed 68"1-C--3 1 TEAK DINING ROOM w,th dads ,ard top 38.000 ■ body person needed. must EDUCATIONAL nurtur. set 5-a^alnav an style. ■ 705 7a3-5177 have own toolsalsc ex- 'ng '�^ "'e^_ 7aycare in 7pc. excellert condition ■ ■ penenced oairter mus: non-smokirg home with big 575C Toshiba colour TV knew B.0 call 579-4000 yard. playroom Very regi- able and affordable Re- S75 Multimedia 386 50. computer Bmeg am, ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ B,hngue ■ cerpts' auss'' 540mb HD. modem. mono ■ RS lAchele 619-0686 for software $750 Two work HAVE space available matching recliners $150ea t0 d0 gab es rc 5 yeas Smoke Rowing machine $100 Futon recliner -bed with oakamers [Ed • ee Qual'•ty educatiora' 'un, large play Farm frame 5700 Sold Oak desk $125 Call 905-433-0958 ■ Ae would oke to hear from for 9eceipt5 Neo; Valley Farm alley you. "S 6864052 FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ■ ■rk 61 LOVING wa- home er � 10 aa- LNG at rock bcttom paces Snowboard and sk: Iadkets. ■ If you prefer. ■ HVAC 8 HVAC. R ..- . - .tronme-: yrs exp y outings nutritious food pants. gloves and accesso- nes. at up to 8001, OFF reg- ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ persOr 'eC��'e': .� HVAC refngerahOr :anted Play yard. non- Shot ^y •efe,ences pro- ular retail prices Quality ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ wrath interest �r video Whites. 401 831- ^aimed brant labels SKI C of O! experience in rest. dential 8 ligf,t 1605 CLEARANCE CENTRE 37'stia Taunton Road ■ or fill out this toll Pon ■ commercial. gaStiller, CFC 8 valid dnv- MATURE ably ith wmany East O wa oust east of 5 Points ■ and mail to: ■ Uer's licence required Fax yeas expenerce otters Mall' 905-725-3468 ■ n. Ahr Service Man loving dayca'e for ages 197-7 1977 vamana CT 250 dirt- ■ age' 726-389' ne - 5. in ne home Dike good condition !wc Department p ■ stsm Westmore area 839-89.6 stroke oil injected. runs ■ Hpspibl Medical Dental Iff ' Firewood865 ggood oo 905-985-8615edogo $600 ■ P.O. BOX 481 Farewell St. ■ ■ 4 dr beer Coder with ■ >.xnpressor, you 2 di draft. ■ Oshawa Ontario EXPERIENCED �nui Ass,start Receot.orl re- quired for Oshawa dental office Please send resume asap tc 1585 Kervrnway Lane Pickering Ontario LfV 5Y2 NURSES of Company. ^come - par! tor -1e 5 full-time Work '-om home Call 905 571 5063 PART TIME SECRETARYa e = �uirec -a � ce Computer -_"hedge. ma keting Se'hC 'asoma and 'loony sol ary ate expecta- ors IC Whitby Heanng Center. 1032 Brock St. S.. Whitby. Ontano. UN 4L6 • 1Daycare Wanted DAYCARE WANTED in our homff e. Duins Bay Public School area Mon- day -Thursday. 930-530, Friday. 10 DO -3 30 Call Randy or Debbie 427 9978 EXiERIENCED daycare ler 8 yr old (attending St Isaac Jogues School) and 8 month did. Please call Jacue 905-837-1234 LIVE OUT care giver for 2 boys. ages 2 112 8 10 months, morning$. Tues. Through Fridays. Liverpool 8 Finch area. 420-8712 NANNY live -Out for 1 yr. old 8 4 yr. old. ECE and own transportation pre- ferred. Pwkenn9 area. 839 6124. NANNY required in my, Home, We out, 2 children, 3 yrs' and 6 months. reter- Onces and experience re- paired. (905) 5098161 701 r off, 1 ROKA LUMBER & FlRE'NOOD CENTRE 4 Xc X'2- 566 GG 4'X8'X16" 56500 ESTABLISHED 1%3 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905-434-6665 Free Delivery To 40 Oshawa Area 3Z compressor 97598& ••••. ••. �� o,ry o.,.,. Chairs SW,each 4 dress- 9658 ■ 1H LS 7 4 PC WALL UNIT, lark wardrobe 5195 Entertan- ■ oak Bed neste' ld cnai, ■ chrome table and 4 Chairs 8 C4tornar 4 Oriental hand 'ym:r satsfactor is fhe measure Cf Our SUCCess- ■ made pictures each • = fal n IN as fal M a 12x30' I natural Mink coat 8 00 Sat 9 30 - 5 00. Sun AIRTIGHT Woodstove. sue 12. (woo^ 3 bores 1Carpet Mill i'srbbuturs, KENMORE dge 4 naturai Mint packet, waist 12 ^31tr s No payments, stove 2 years new mint length 197' Cnrysier New No interest. (OAC; 3 rooms condition Asking $1100 Yorker Holiday bronze .30OSq ft i installed with Original feCelpts 8 operat- w,th dads ,ard top 38.000 deluxe pad from only 6399 ing manuals 905 571- mlies Excellent condition Specials on Vx yt. Cerwnic 5617 &her 61xr 705 7a3-5177 and Hardwood Flooring MIG WEDLER, stick 4 Prexi Tues. mag "hosts. Free Shop At Home 1-800- wilder Dana saw grinder. .,.- AR-14-6ri4F, v,r. em�ii .. ABSOLUTELY HE kty h BES - :oC ouaard- wood at low pr.ces Free denvery Serving Picker ^g. Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa -all DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 FIREWOOD Quality sea- sonec 'E' scot,, ha•dwood starbng at S185Cord Call eve 705-94488C' 7 p m '1 pm FIREWOOD. Exceler, cuaxr hardwood Guar anteed extra tong fully seasoned cut and slit Honest measurement Free delivery Kczy Heat Fire- wood 905 7532246 SKIDS 8 Pallets for f.re- wood nardwooC 8 soft- wood nixed pre cut or bro- ken, del•ery available. large 8 small loads Limited time offer call 1905)430- 9013 1 Bargain Corner ;ar �electr,c;. 5450 434 steel tate. steel Cablnets. 6257 CARPETS lots d carpel. refrigerator. Ckrex floor 10C', -ion. new stair. re- machine. 723-6064 7 PC. SOLID WALNUT lease carpets or nand. 1 bedroom suite (S^elator will carpet 3 rooms 5349 style, exceller: condition. Price includes carpet pre. 52.500 Sold oak armare mium ped expert onstala (from 1900'sl $57° S.ngle hon, fast delivery, tree oil and double bed $135 mates (30 yards) Norman Drafting table (complete 686-2314 professional) 5235. Solid Vine table and 4 benches HURRY THE STRIKES a<ou ao,a x[z ant ••••. ••. �� o,ry o.,.,. Chairs SW,each 4 dress- Tac system (in stock all Grr1 STS S45 $150. Walnut employees require ID 7 wardrobe 5195 Entertan- days only 1905) 697-3059 men! unit S95 Glass 8 or 164 Baseline Rd E . chrome table and 4 Chairs Bowmanvrlle New hours $135 .TV 20' $110 Many Mor 9 30 - 5 00 Tues 9 30 other Items 697-3532 - 6 00. Wed - Fn - 930- 2604 8 00 Sat 9 30 - 5 00. Sun AIRTIGHT Woodstove. 1230-430 used 1 year, heats up to 3001 h Paid 51.000. DRUMS for sale. 5pc Lud- aslung $650 Call 905.723- h'^9 Classics, 8 ply natural 5744 maple. all new heads. quality jut - big sound. Cad ATLAS COPCO. 50 Hp Dale 905-571-5329. 905 - rotary screw air compres- 436.9266 OAKIPINE FURNITURE - W_i prces`:,me ri of Ontao s oldest and rar- glest manufacturers is now sexing direct to the public Eg solid oak 7 Dc diril room or 6 pc solid pone beoroom, your choice $1995. many stain chutes Tradional Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANO Mason 8 R,sch. $1400 Oval dining room table $250 Country style buret 8 hutch. 5500 Mi- crowave. $50 Call 905- 5716,2063 05- 576 2063 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back to school specials New and used pianos Not sure? Rent to own, apt. size, upright. grand. agrtal, key- boards. Clearance on all 1995 stock' Telep Piano Works, 433-1491 sor. call Robert 905 -619 -QUEEN SIZE BED, with ENCLOSED TRAILER CAR SEAT, treadmill, ac- tivity gym, play mat, and some toys. everytxrlg less than $50. it interested call Tesnown 509-6326 HIGH -BACK sectional $499: beige sectlonaY hidaebed $499: apt freez- er $150; microwave S75; women dresser/ 2 large mirrors $75; stereo $100; 6/9-6555 Part Time Health Care Worker Living in Ajax Pickering area. Requirements: C.A. or H.S.W. Certificate, or related experi- ence. First Aid and C.P.R. certificates. Valid drivers licence and own vehicle a must. Interested parties please call Ms. Scala at 905-576-2112 Mon -Fri, 9am-5pm. stone table with 6 chairs FORMAL Diningroom set, 644-7183. $1400. 905�t68-5025 atter 6 chars, 2 arm, table with RAWLEIGH Products for leaf 31r x7 6'. 4 door buffetsale. John or Jane 434- 6WTh- 3 china cabinet, excellent 6756 BABY crib, dresser, charge table and mattress, medial wood lirrsh, $15oo new. best-offerover SM. Perego caff4W $100; (maie items) 663-7237 CARPET 3 rooms. $299. price f ckKies 30 yards d carpel prerni rn pad and installation. Custom blinds also available at lowest prices. Sat. 906-432-2750. Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price in- cudes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your dome. Free quota- tion . in your hone. No in- terest. no payment for one full year. Daniel. 1.800- 217-0104 condition, $1700 o.b.o. 721-0601. ROCK BOTTOM DEALS SPORTS CARDS, Hock- ey a Baseball. must sal compete collection. bast Offer. 579-2190 HAMMOND ORGAN, 2 - level octave, 13 floor ped als. excellent condition, 5800. Yamaha 50- Chop- py mini -bike, $450. Water- craft DOOM 3.3, 25hp out- board, 3 -seater, reverse, (like Sea -loo), very fast, with trailer, $3500. 697- 3506. JOHN DEERE ride on mower and grass collec- tor,12.5 hp, electric Noma snow thrower, 1211, General Electric 18' hand mower, Husquavama 133 chain saw, radiant kerosene heater 6.000 BTU, (905) 649-3739 ON SALEIII Recondrbons VCR's at 599.99 + tales. 30 day guarantee. Call Rock Bottom Deals 905-436- 1320. 22 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa. SEARS Model 23,0008tu air conditioner, $200. Cab 905-725-5182. SHEDMAN - Quality bam style shed kit V X W. SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 pus tax. Marty otter sires and styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering. For more 1Mo. cart 905-619-2093. SKLAR-PEPPLAR wing chairs and recliners, also complete patio set, soft sided waterbed, desk, and toys. 668-9302 STEPS APPLIANCES 362 French Street Almond 8 white bridges frost -frees, $250 8 up Washers, $150 8 up. Dryers. $175 8 up. Portable dishwashers, $200 8 up. Chest freezers. $175 8 up White stove. $250 Apt -size washers. $250 8 up 6 month war- ranty 905-432-7167 18' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year. Rent to own for only $8 25 weekly Call 905-571.1412 HITACHI 35' stereo tele- vision Ultra black picture tube. Pic -in -Plc. High reso- ution Rent -to -own from $1580 weekly Call 905- 571 1412 KENWOOD 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD. ,ouble cassette, tower speakers. Rent -to -own from S7 25 weekly Call 905. _ 71 1412 SHARP 25- TV VCR com- :irat,Cn< High resolution _acture tube. front A,'V tacksauto programming, .niyersal remote control "dent to own loom $7 50/wk _all 905-571.1412 ' Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P -'chasing furniture or an. ,•n ng old SaentAic mstru- -rents. China. silver. advef- ..sing. toys. decoys. dolls. ^ick bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (9051 655-8049. P •ooklm FREE REMOVAL of on - &anted scrap metal stoves. washers. cars. maks or an- -Nng metal call 905-571- �'14 WANTED Dmingroom ,iite solid wood. cherry, or -ahogany. prefer tradihon- a or antique. table with minimum 6 chairs, buffet and hutch, to be in great :-dmon. reasonably pric- es noes. Can 655-5807 WANTED - mens size 11 goalie skates. good condi- hdn please Please call Chris 905-12013 FOUND - black cat. young flufty tall, nervous, South Lake drive area Please call 427-9133 FOUND. Grey Tabby. with brown collar, near Burcher/ S. of Lord Durham school 427.7639 LOST - Amberlea area. male cat. Siamese mark- ings. white belly, feet and mouth Missing since Sept. 25196 Answers to name 'Houck Please call 905- 839-3085 IBM NOTEBOOK (laptop computer) MOTOROLA CAR PHONE Missing since Monday Oct 21st Hewitt Cres. Ajax (Pickering Beach Rd) Content pertinent business Information Please call 905-706-0407 905-428.7830 KITTENS with first booster, adult cats most spade/neutered 8 fully - vaccinated. Many wonder- ful dogs also in need of lov- ing homes. Pet supplies 8 donations always welcome Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905-438- 8411 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience CLASSES ALL LEVELS starting immediately SENIORS DISCOUNT Call John or Dianne at 1-905 438-1711 I I Automobiles •1 1 Pets/Supplies/ for Sale Boarding NEED A VEHICLE? KITTENS b Wks. tree to ?cod homes. grey'whrte. calico. 404-0884. 571-7662 AMERICAN COCKER maie blonde. CKC Reg, shots. vet chert 905.576- 4103.576-6048 ROTTWEILER puppies. CKC Reg all shots. de- wormed, tails 8 dewclaws done 5 wks ' male - 3 fe- males 404.0884. 571- 7662 ROTWEILLER puppies. 3 males 3 females, good temperament, beautiful Pups. int shots. Available Ist week Nov Call after 5 (905) 576-6200 BOA CONSTRICTOR For Sale Female Very tame Beautiful markings Poor cred,0 Nc credit" Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905 576 1800 or 1 888- 259-3673 I can help' 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER, (Muscle Carl good body. A-1 engine. new tires etc, Will trade for runabout with trailer 985.2191 1977 PONTIAC LEMANS, good working condrtkx,. as is $750 O B 0 call 438- 8403 1963 Cadillac Eldorado, 41 etre. loaded. $2500 as is or $3000 certified. Trade considered Call Al 725- 9378 or leave message 1963 Olds Cutlass. 305 engine 4 BBL. Good hres, brakes Good winter car S75C Can 433-1672 55 Gallon tank Heating Arts air Rack included SAM or B O • 1 Crafts Call 404-2226 LHASA APSO PUPS for DURHAM COLLEGE sale Ne^ shedding. non CRAFT SHOW Nov 9th b allergic, healthguarantee. 101^ from 10 a m to 4 p m vat needed House train- One of the largest in Dur. ng started Payment terms "am Region For vendor available (705) 7136-3124 into call 721-2000 ext 2365 Only 20 tables left Gar Garage/ Yard Sasm Yard Sales YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take Boum your sighs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean rt FOLK -ART CLASSES Beginners 182 Interme- d,ate Starting November 4T.11 Will accommodate so, #I -workers For further in- tormatiOn call 5763947 PORT PERRY Flea market. Nov 2 8 3 from 9am to Scorat Port Perry Flea 'racket. Hwy@7A d Port Per•y THE ETH Annual Christ- mas Craft Show. Sat. Nov 9 % Jubilee Pavilion Over 6C exhibitors Some good spaces still available Only $45 per table For appl,ca- hon call 728-9791. 1986 MUSTANG L.X., Runs good, good body, high kil- ometers. 4 cyl , 4 spd., new tires, brakes. exhaust in last year, very dependable. $1,100.00 firm as is 576- 5859 1987 Cavalier, 2 dr. auto., $1500 obo as is. 579.6285. 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto . A/C. tilt wheel, P steering, P brakes, new tires Certified $3,200 OBO Call 905-436- 0791, 1988 CELEBRITY STA- TION WAGON Silver/Grey. 6 cyl. P/S. P,B. air, root rack, block heater, one owner, rust checked. AM/ FM cassette. Certified $2.800 905-686-4612. 1988 Mercury Sable. White A/C. 4 door, Au- 'omabc. PS. P.B. PL. AM Fm Cassette. Clean, well maintained 180 000 kms Certified S3000 OBO Call 404-9181 1988 TURBO SPRINT. cert cl, standard, sunroot. ground effects, white. new Shocks excellentd 57cOndibpn, 52.995 certified 1989 MERCURY Topaz, p, s. p,bac. good condmon. must see $2000 obo. Call 905-428-7287 after 6prn 1969 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD TURBO Needs en- gine work. as is Best offer 905-430-7351 1990 CHEV SPRINT, 3 cyl. 5 speed. 2 door 125.000 kil . $2.800 or best offer certified 427-3544 1991 Ford Crown Voctona. air on 351 cu on, loaded, well- maintained and cared for 220.000 km certified $3.500 Coo 725--4865 1992 BUICK REGAL 130. kms Laaaea with op - bons New bras, brakes. al- ternator Cerhhed. shiny and ready to go. $11.500 oleo 905-428-1365 after born 1992 NISSAN STAN- ZA. Loaded, PW, P'L, air "t cruise. etc 100.000 .ms $9.700 cert OBO 23-9916 1994 LeBaron Convert able loaded 44 700 km $15.9% Certrf ed Call Keith 579.0191 1995 FORD Contour GL, Cod air air. 2 5L. V6. 56K, automatic, black cher. ry exterior, grey velvet in terror under warranty, showroom condition $15.400 Call Will 905-619- 1944 leave message 19% CAVALIER, auto. air 4 door. low low mile- age Call 905668-5739 89 ESCORT LX, auto. cert. $1950 88 Tempo, air, 5 -speed. cert, 52250 87 Chevette standard. Cert $1250 84 Volvo. standard. cert. 23$1450 Private 905- 619-51 95 MONTE CARLO Z 34 1 ' Loaded dark green. beige leather. CD great shape. low mileage.35.000 kms. 1 Arts 8 Arts 3 Arts $21.250 DO call 404-6419 • Crafts • 1 Crafts • 1 Crafts tuner 5p,m Christmas Connection It's Christmas umc again our rrgiun's CRAFTERN have brcn Ictting thcir imagination run wild this srasim to bring you the must beautiful and uniquil giftware cot Frum the whimsical to the comical, thrre's stimrthing fo evrryune on your list. Gut an idca you'd like to tryt, Arra supplicrs havr cvcrything you nerd Makr this a Christmas to remember. If you would likr to advertise in this section call Lisa At 579-44(X0. Publication curry Wednrsda starting Nov. 6th _-_- 1 WWaanted • 1 � 1 1 A'It For Sade WANTED CANER" 1905 OLDS 98 4 old chinis and %%m i -al - levy, microscopes, tele- scopes. binoculars and re- IWAd items. Clocks, wMch- 93, furniture, any" old. 432-1678. 1 AomputAwnterionlet NEW MUSIC a -zine O htlpJ/www.duAenn- news.net/-aic2381in- dex.htm dr., 3.8 WE LOVE PUPPIES/ Fl. P- seats. P- windows. p. DOGS, Junior/senior pup- locks, ps, pb. tight brown Py Program /basic obeli- ad., tan velour int., good enc�e, our approach is gain- body, clean 0., $2000 obo. de, Positive. Start Tues. 905'728,9815 - Nov. 5th, Call Susanne (905) &38`3407 111H iF.RNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call J01M Duarte - at 579-44" 1995 OLDSMOBILE Toronado, h^ -loaded, burgundy. nice car, needs am* work $1000 oleo. As is. Must set. Cal 905-728- 5076. 1905 PLYMOUTH Cargill - elle. 5.2L. Used everyday. As is. Best Offer, Call 436- 8465. 1985 TOYOTA Camry. New Brakes. Exhaust b AE ternator this year. $1995 Certified. Cal Keith 579- 0191. 790191. 11105 VOLVO, 760 GLE, 6 cyl., 270 km, mint body, grey, air, auto, p.w., pill., leather seats, cert. $3.000. 905-5799809 or 416.929 1511. Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley lna Holm, Ajax for a quotation. = 427-3ss t� HALLELUJAHI LET THE SUN SHINE III! over 35 tlenirled reeon- diftioeed velYeles on safe. Eq. Four 90 Olds 98's, Buick Lesabres from $6,995. Five GMC astrals Sal and up from $3,995. 91 Voyager loaded. blaclk and silver, A-1. $9,995. 91 Fes- tiva Auto. commuter specie! 53.995' '89 escort Auto. GLX. loaded fantastic at $3,695. 'Beg Grand Prix SE, white, loaded mint $7,995. '139 Cutlass Su- preme loaded. sharp, now 17,595. 99 Bonnevile, must see, A.O.K. $5,695. 91 Temp, air, auto, super sale S3,6!95. '84 Pontiac 6000, auto, excellent now $1.995 firm. '89 Tracker, like new. auto. low km, $6,995. Cwticw Auto Center, 155 King SL W., el Midlow. MOM, Oshaee, S79.2aai open Sun. 1993 Ford Festiva, auto., 2 dr. hatchback, amRm tris., 62.000 km., must soft, $3900.434-2775. 14'X8'X6'6' high, 18' over- bookcase headboard, at - 4 UNOIROYAL Tiger it BABY CRIB (Marina) all Surge brakes, ramp � ^g�9 dr��re unit da � radials. seaswhite $175. Grey kitchen door, sole man door $3800, 205X75814, $130. 619- table with 4 chairs $350 905-985.2306 Vie' with gold trim. in ex - 2604 Gorgeous -y dining coo^ cellent condom, $499. call CAR SEAT, treadmill, ac- tivity gym, play mat, and some toys. everytxrlg less than $50. it interested call Tesnown 509-6326 HIGH -BACK sectional $499: beige sectlonaY hidaebed $499: apt freez- er $150; microwave S75; women dresser/ 2 large mirrors $75; stereo $100; 6/9-6555 Part Time Health Care Worker Living in Ajax Pickering area. Requirements: C.A. or H.S.W. Certificate, or related experi- ence. First Aid and C.P.R. certificates. Valid drivers licence and own vehicle a must. Interested parties please call Ms. Scala at 905-576-2112 Mon -Fri, 9am-5pm. stone table with 6 chairs FORMAL Diningroom set, 644-7183. $1400. 905�t68-5025 atter 6 chars, 2 arm, table with RAWLEIGH Products for leaf 31r x7 6'. 4 door buffetsale. John or Jane 434- 6WTh- 3 china cabinet, excellent 6756 BABY crib, dresser, charge table and mattress, medial wood lirrsh, $15oo new. best-offerover SM. Perego caff4W $100; (maie items) 663-7237 CARPET 3 rooms. $299. price f ckKies 30 yards d carpel prerni rn pad and installation. Custom blinds also available at lowest prices. Sat. 906-432-2750. Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price in- cudes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your dome. Free quota- tion . in your hone. No in- terest. no payment for one full year. Daniel. 1.800- 217-0104 condition, $1700 o.b.o. 721-0601. ROCK BOTTOM DEALS SPORTS CARDS, Hock- ey a Baseball. must sal compete collection. bast Offer. 579-2190 HAMMOND ORGAN, 2 - level octave, 13 floor ped als. excellent condition, 5800. Yamaha 50- Chop- py mini -bike, $450. Water- craft DOOM 3.3, 25hp out- board, 3 -seater, reverse, (like Sea -loo), very fast, with trailer, $3500. 697- 3506. JOHN DEERE ride on mower and grass collec- tor,12.5 hp, electric Noma snow thrower, 1211, General Electric 18' hand mower, Husquavama 133 chain saw, radiant kerosene heater 6.000 BTU, (905) 649-3739 ON SALEIII Recondrbons VCR's at 599.99 + tales. 30 day guarantee. Call Rock Bottom Deals 905-436- 1320. 22 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa. SEARS Model 23,0008tu air conditioner, $200. Cab 905-725-5182. SHEDMAN - Quality bam style shed kit V X W. SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 pus tax. Marty otter sires and styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering. For more 1Mo. cart 905-619-2093. SKLAR-PEPPLAR wing chairs and recliners, also complete patio set, soft sided waterbed, desk, and toys. 668-9302 STEPS APPLIANCES 362 French Street Almond 8 white bridges frost -frees, $250 8 up Washers, $150 8 up. Dryers. $175 8 up. Portable dishwashers, $200 8 up. Chest freezers. $175 8 up White stove. $250 Apt -size washers. $250 8 up 6 month war- ranty 905-432-7167 18' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year. Rent to own for only $8 25 weekly Call 905-571.1412 HITACHI 35' stereo tele- vision Ultra black picture tube. Pic -in -Plc. High reso- ution Rent -to -own from $1580 weekly Call 905- 571 1412 KENWOOD 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD. ,ouble cassette, tower speakers. Rent -to -own from S7 25 weekly Call 905. _ 71 1412 SHARP 25- TV VCR com- :irat,Cn< High resolution _acture tube. front A,'V tacksauto programming, .niyersal remote control "dent to own loom $7 50/wk _all 905-571.1412 ' Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P -'chasing furniture or an. ,•n ng old SaentAic mstru- -rents. China. silver. advef- ..sing. toys. decoys. dolls. ^ick bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (9051 655-8049. P •ooklm FREE REMOVAL of on - &anted scrap metal stoves. washers. cars. maks or an- -Nng metal call 905-571- �'14 WANTED Dmingroom ,iite solid wood. cherry, or -ahogany. prefer tradihon- a or antique. table with minimum 6 chairs, buffet and hutch, to be in great :-dmon. reasonably pric- es noes. Can 655-5807 WANTED - mens size 11 goalie skates. good condi- hdn please Please call Chris 905-12013 FOUND - black cat. young flufty tall, nervous, South Lake drive area Please call 427-9133 FOUND. Grey Tabby. with brown collar, near Burcher/ S. of Lord Durham school 427.7639 LOST - Amberlea area. male cat. Siamese mark- ings. white belly, feet and mouth Missing since Sept. 25196 Answers to name 'Houck Please call 905- 839-3085 IBM NOTEBOOK (laptop computer) MOTOROLA CAR PHONE Missing since Monday Oct 21st Hewitt Cres. Ajax (Pickering Beach Rd) Content pertinent business Information Please call 905-706-0407 905-428.7830 KITTENS with first booster, adult cats most spade/neutered 8 fully - vaccinated. Many wonder- ful dogs also in need of lov- ing homes. Pet supplies 8 donations always welcome Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905-438- 8411 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience CLASSES ALL LEVELS starting immediately SENIORS DISCOUNT Call John or Dianne at 1-905 438-1711 I I Automobiles •1 1 Pets/Supplies/ for Sale Boarding NEED A VEHICLE? KITTENS b Wks. tree to ?cod homes. grey'whrte. calico. 404-0884. 571-7662 AMERICAN COCKER maie blonde. CKC Reg, shots. vet chert 905.576- 4103.576-6048 ROTTWEILER puppies. CKC Reg all shots. de- wormed, tails 8 dewclaws done 5 wks ' male - 3 fe- males 404.0884. 571- 7662 ROTWEILLER puppies. 3 males 3 females, good temperament, beautiful Pups. int shots. Available Ist week Nov Call after 5 (905) 576-6200 BOA CONSTRICTOR For Sale Female Very tame Beautiful markings Poor cred,0 Nc credit" Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905 576 1800 or 1 888- 259-3673 I can help' 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER, (Muscle Carl good body. A-1 engine. new tires etc, Will trade for runabout with trailer 985.2191 1977 PONTIAC LEMANS, good working condrtkx,. as is $750 O B 0 call 438- 8403 1963 Cadillac Eldorado, 41 etre. loaded. $2500 as is or $3000 certified. Trade considered Call Al 725- 9378 or leave message 1963 Olds Cutlass. 305 engine 4 BBL. Good hres, brakes Good winter car S75C Can 433-1672 55 Gallon tank Heating Arts air Rack included SAM or B O • 1 Crafts Call 404-2226 LHASA APSO PUPS for DURHAM COLLEGE sale Ne^ shedding. non CRAFT SHOW Nov 9th b allergic, healthguarantee. 101^ from 10 a m to 4 p m vat needed House train- One of the largest in Dur. ng started Payment terms "am Region For vendor available (705) 7136-3124 into call 721-2000 ext 2365 Only 20 tables left Gar Garage/ Yard Sasm Yard Sales YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take Boum your sighs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean rt FOLK -ART CLASSES Beginners 182 Interme- d,ate Starting November 4T.11 Will accommodate so, #I -workers For further in- tormatiOn call 5763947 PORT PERRY Flea market. Nov 2 8 3 from 9am to Scorat Port Perry Flea 'racket. Hwy@7A d Port Per•y THE ETH Annual Christ- mas Craft Show. Sat. Nov 9 % Jubilee Pavilion Over 6C exhibitors Some good spaces still available Only $45 per table For appl,ca- hon call 728-9791. 1986 MUSTANG L.X., Runs good, good body, high kil- ometers. 4 cyl , 4 spd., new tires, brakes. exhaust in last year, very dependable. $1,100.00 firm as is 576- 5859 1987 Cavalier, 2 dr. auto., $1500 obo as is. 579.6285. 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto . A/C. tilt wheel, P steering, P brakes, new tires Certified $3,200 OBO Call 905-436- 0791, 1988 CELEBRITY STA- TION WAGON Silver/Grey. 6 cyl. P/S. P,B. air, root rack, block heater, one owner, rust checked. AM/ FM cassette. Certified $2.800 905-686-4612. 1988 Mercury Sable. White A/C. 4 door, Au- 'omabc. PS. P.B. PL. AM Fm Cassette. Clean, well maintained 180 000 kms Certified S3000 OBO Call 404-9181 1988 TURBO SPRINT. cert cl, standard, sunroot. ground effects, white. new Shocks excellentd 57cOndibpn, 52.995 certified 1989 MERCURY Topaz, p, s. p,bac. good condmon. must see $2000 obo. Call 905-428-7287 after 6prn 1969 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD TURBO Needs en- gine work. as is Best offer 905-430-7351 1990 CHEV SPRINT, 3 cyl. 5 speed. 2 door 125.000 kil . $2.800 or best offer certified 427-3544 1991 Ford Crown Voctona. air on 351 cu on, loaded, well- maintained and cared for 220.000 km certified $3.500 Coo 725--4865 1992 BUICK REGAL 130. kms Laaaea with op - bons New bras, brakes. al- ternator Cerhhed. shiny and ready to go. $11.500 oleo 905-428-1365 after born 1992 NISSAN STAN- ZA. Loaded, PW, P'L, air "t cruise. etc 100.000 .ms $9.700 cert OBO 23-9916 1994 LeBaron Convert able loaded 44 700 km $15.9% Certrf ed Call Keith 579.0191 1995 FORD Contour GL, Cod air air. 2 5L. V6. 56K, automatic, black cher. ry exterior, grey velvet in terror under warranty, showroom condition $15.400 Call Will 905-619- 1944 leave message 19% CAVALIER, auto. air 4 door. low low mile- age Call 905668-5739 89 ESCORT LX, auto. cert. $1950 88 Tempo, air, 5 -speed. cert, 52250 87 Chevette standard. Cert $1250 84 Volvo. standard. cert. 23$1450 Private 905- 619-51 95 MONTE CARLO Z 34 1 ' Loaded dark green. beige leather. CD great shape. low mileage.35.000 kms. 1 Arts 8 Arts 3 Arts $21.250 DO call 404-6419 • Crafts • 1 Crafts • 1 Crafts tuner 5p,m Christmas Connection It's Christmas umc again our rrgiun's CRAFTERN have brcn Ictting thcir imagination run wild this srasim to bring you the must beautiful and uniquil giftware cot Frum the whimsical to the comical, thrre's stimrthing fo evrryune on your list. Gut an idca you'd like to tryt, Arra supplicrs havr cvcrything you nerd Makr this a Christmas to remember. If you would likr to advertise in this section call Lisa At 579-44(X0. Publication curry Wednrsda starting Nov. 6th _-_- 1 WWaanted • 1 � 1 1 A'It For Sade WANTED CANER" 1905 OLDS 98 4 old chinis and %%m i -al - levy, microscopes, tele- scopes. binoculars and re- IWAd items. Clocks, wMch- 93, furniture, any" old. 432-1678. 1 AomputAwnterionlet NEW MUSIC a -zine O htlpJ/www.duAenn- news.net/-aic2381in- dex.htm dr., 3.8 WE LOVE PUPPIES/ Fl. P- seats. P- windows. p. DOGS, Junior/senior pup- locks, ps, pb. tight brown Py Program /basic obeli- ad., tan velour int., good enc�e, our approach is gain- body, clean 0., $2000 obo. de, Positive. Start Tues. 905'728,9815 - Nov. 5th, Call Susanne (905) &38`3407 111H iF.RNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call J01M Duarte - at 579-44" 1995 OLDSMOBILE Toronado, h^ -loaded, burgundy. nice car, needs am* work $1000 oleo. As is. Must set. Cal 905-728- 5076. 1905 PLYMOUTH Cargill - elle. 5.2L. Used everyday. As is. Best Offer, Call 436- 8465. 1985 TOYOTA Camry. New Brakes. Exhaust b AE ternator this year. $1995 Certified. Cal Keith 579- 0191. 790191. 11105 VOLVO, 760 GLE, 6 cyl., 270 km, mint body, grey, air, auto, p.w., pill., leather seats, cert. $3.000. 905-5799809 or 416.929 1511. Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley lna Holm, Ajax for a quotation. = 427-3ss t� HALLELUJAHI LET THE SUN SHINE III! over 35 tlenirled reeon- diftioeed velYeles on safe. Eq. Four 90 Olds 98's, Buick Lesabres from $6,995. Five GMC astrals Sal and up from $3,995. 91 Voyager loaded. blaclk and silver, A-1. $9,995. 91 Fes- tiva Auto. commuter specie! 53.995' '89 escort Auto. GLX. loaded fantastic at $3,695. 'Beg Grand Prix SE, white, loaded mint $7,995. '139 Cutlass Su- preme loaded. sharp, now 17,595. 99 Bonnevile, must see, A.O.K. $5,695. 91 Temp, air, auto, super sale S3,6!95. '84 Pontiac 6000, auto, excellent now $1.995 firm. '89 Tracker, like new. auto. low km, $6,995. Cwticw Auto Center, 155 King SL W., el Midlow. MOM, Oshaee, S79.2aai open Sun. 1993 Ford Festiva, auto., 2 dr. hatchback, amRm tris., 62.000 km., must soft, $3900.434-2775. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27,1996 -PAGE 25 Automobiles Motorcycles / Apartments�Frt IV Wanted For Rent"Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses Townhouses For Rent For Rent I 1 For Rent For Rent For Rent to $7500._ Cash on spot for scrap cars IS s Anytime Call 905- 3 A TOWING. Pay $50- 000 cash for used & rap cars & trucks. 24 hrs. days Call 905-686-5003 905706-5234; 30 min. ri;.,kS T OMOBILES and d wanted for scrap. condition, any age, free removal in the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed. '75 to '87 Chev or GMC Pickup for parts. Call anytime. Oshawa 905-431- ;407. CARS FOR CASHI We kcal used vehicles. Vehi- es must be in running - ndition Call 427.2415 or ^me to 479 Bayly St, East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO ';ALES bike, good condition, two stroke oil injected, runs good, ready to go, $600 Otto 905-985-8615 9*TF()Wmobiles 1976 MOTO-SKI 'Nuvik• (340 twin Rotax), very de- pendable, runs great, new seat last year, $500 Call 905-623-4085 1990 Polaris Indy 500 Liq- uid cooled, good condition, studded track, brand new fresh motor and brand new clutches, primary and Selo ondary. gnp warmers. car- bides- ski skins. ready to go. $3600 obo 905-985- 3183. 1994 ARCTIC CAT. like new $3800 obo 1996 Kitty Kat. brand new $1500 Gail 905-665-8383 or 665-8384 It Trucks for Sale Marine • 1986 FORD 1r2 -Ton with -av V8 automatic over- ;•ve. very clean truck. :3200 certified Call 905- - ' 3-0804 1987 Dakota 4X4. air, $4500 certified or ,4)00 as is Call 905831- 15 )90 GMC. 5 15 V6.. 4 3 Y,to. Bax Inner. Sport cap. •icellent coed tion. 800 )0 cert579- - 35C 1991 Blazer 4X4, a real 'ea 512.500 Excellent ma -tion one owner, all ,)tions. 4 3 L engine, trail - hitch, new tires, new uIller & brakes 132.000 T 905-438.1641 ,991 GMC 1500. 350 7lrr loaned A-1 condi- In. with Lear cap. 4J 000km2tone blue. ;'3 000 Call 905-68&- '493 Mazda B 2200, pick ic 163.000 kms (highway ;• ver box Inver. AM/FM assene 55.000 080 call ;55-8282 ani 3 wheel yDrive Sr8 t DODGE Caravan, -ncw^ with tan inlenor. •eeos some work, $1600 ) B 0 Call Nancy 905- '25-6544 Financing .atlade 1968 ASTRO MINI van, .pert over S2.50C in new -arts and repairs 350 V-8 -ng.neneeds paint. Make 'easonade offer and it's -urs Must sell Call for -are into 434-3976 1992 AEROSTAR ex- -- deC 4 0 kite. many op - )ns. 132,000 kil_ highway wen good condition, 59 600 Ajax. (905) 683- 4422 1994 SAFARI SLX, Dower windows, power (1iks cruise, roar air. dutch Doors. power seat, 89.000 iii, excellent condition, $14 700 4347723 EmTrailers 1987 PARK Model on Lake .n Fbrida, now ap- plances plus extras. See video In Oshawa at 905- 723-2946. Asking $16.000 US or $22,000 Cdr. EL DORADOOIL truck lo- truckCamper, excellent condition, $1300. Also GMC 1989 truck box frier $too, Please Phone, 905- 4342422. 1986 16' THUNDER - CRAFT Bownder with 1988 50 HP rebuilt Marc In- cludes all the toys' Seldom used Winterized Will store till spring if needed $7.000 obo. Kevin or Wende 905- 433-1220 ' , Apartments For Rent 1 BEDROOM APT.Avad. Nov 1, ground floor of house. laundry. backyartl. $650 per month including uitillbes. first 6 last , call col- lect.(519) 927-3062 NORTH OSHAWA Rus- set'Simcoe) Bright clean 2 bedroom .n newly renoval. ed quiet 12 -pax Hard wood floors. heat. not ova ter, parking and cable �s included Laundry facilities No dogs $686 . hydro (averages $10 to $12 per month; 905-576-2982 OSHAWA Bloor St ) Large ' 2 d 3 bedroom apartments •n clean low nse building Close to 401 6 GO Parking Available immediately From $600, month Phone 905-576- 4255 2 BEDRM.BASEMENT APT, 1 room .n home avail able Nov 1 No Dets/smok Ing . Brock Rd North area 428-7036 or 686-7069 after 4 p 2 BEDROOM apt, on 345 Adelaide St W. Available Novi $750 mon,, first 6 Last. no pets 728-9584 2 bedroom apt near Oshawa Centre and 401 Parking, laundry, storage Available immediately NON-SMOKERS PRE- FERRED. $6001 plus hydro. 579-0246. 2 i 3 BEDROOM APTS. Available anytime 309 Cordova Rd., Oshawa. No pets allowed. 905.579- 2387. S. PICKERING 2 bed- room basement apart- ment.dose to all arnendies, separate entrance, laundry hacilities, non-smoker, no pets,$600 plus. Available wc*dately. 839-%27. 2/3 bedroom apartments, 8 story building, dose to schools, library, South GM Pk" Available irtrrte kW - y. 428-6328 1-7 pm for appoinbnwtt- 3.BEDROOM apartment, large kitchen in Whitby du- plex main floor. $875 in- cluding u0libes. Available Nov.1 st Cal Ingrid 905. 728-1600 leave message. FOR sall pH AMR Dependable, excell. Gond., new seat., toe bar, skins, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $2,195 o.b.o. 1-705-3138-0402 - - - -� lower Avail Nov 1st Immacu- late (5675 plus 1/2 utili- ties) Wilson/Olive area. Call 655-3062 or 404- 5685 AJAX - Spacious 2 -Bed- room Security, air, pool. broadloomed, $895 inclu- sive., ist/last, Petra, (905)839-5549 after 6 p m AJAX - large 1 -bed newly decorated basement apt Suits responsible working female No smoking/pets $575 (utilities included). FirstAast 686-0773 Westney/Hwy 2. two bedroom basement apart- ment, kitchen, private en. trance, use of laundry tacnh- ties. storage. close to Go and 401 $740 including utlities. Call Jim (905) 619- 2089 AJAX 4 bdrm bsmt apt selp. living/dining room, 2 baths. Irg kitchen, 4 appl. Fully carpeted ri a, own laundry, park- ing, private entrance Sam (905)686--4a40 AJAX - WESTNEYI HWY02 arge one Deoa 1130- condo. 5 appliances. .Mines, parking balcony. air, available Doc Ist. 5850 905')420-2971 AJAX -CONDO On con- sdrvation area Neer Beach: I bdrm. patio 5 applmock" pool, 1 prkg, S790rnth + uhl 1st d last. Nov 1st 427-0569 AJAX: Large 1 bedroom basement aparmenf. Sep- arate entrance. utilities n- cludetl Free parking Available immediately Ref. erences No Pets 683 2852 APARTMENTS FOR REN- ^ ado," budding, for Nov and Dec Now Hospi- tal, on bus stop Calf 728- 4956 ATTENTION bachelors and bache,orettes - how would you like to own your very own brand new town - home for as little as $78a mo.? Your own pad would stave 3 bedrooms. 2 wasti rooms, garage. patio, and :Y fully decorated by a professional designer So what's the catch there's only one WWI Call Charlene or Frank at 905-427 0855 3 pm - 8 pm Mon - Thurs . ll am - 6 pm weekends AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st 2 bedroom apartment. central location Parking and laundry, facilities 905. 436-6149 or 905-432 6935 AVAILABLE Immediately one bed basement apt Hea(. hydro. cable, air con . parking, laundry rid S50C two BEDROOM - Oshawa Central Suit working professionals, ma- ture area Newly renovat- ed; kitchen, bath, paint. oak wood trim, fireplace. A cut above' Prefer non smoking, no pets. $700 plus own by dro meter Available mme. diately CALL NOW 905- 571-0625 leave message to view CENTRAL OSHAWA Unique 2 bedroom in upper level of legal duplex En - Closed sun room, eat -in kitchen. 2 bathrooms, broadloomed. laundry facilities, parking, backyard, toolshed. immediate pos- session 5750/mo 728- 6836 CHURCH StJHwy 2 area. 3 bedroom aparment available Call (416) 444- 7391 FOR RENT ' and 2 oed- room aparments in very quief. well -kept building. close to all amenities Bus stop at door: Park Rd N Oshawa S732 & $895 re- spectively Phone 579- 9016 GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES i bedroom apt in family section, $677 in cludes all utilities. Available Dec I at 120 Colborne St W Oshawa Very clean and quiet modern secure brand new petfree build - ng 571.0887 9 - 4 30 P m Mon Fri HWY e2, ROTHER- GLEN, Irnmacuiate, bright moderr, 'arge 2 bedroom. separate entrance. 4 ap- pliances, no Smoking,pets. ava.labie lmmedateiy $78C first & last utilities in- cluded 428-'428 IMMACULATE rail rob, bdsen e^' apartment .n "ewer Oshawa home Separate entrance. min utes to GO. 401 b O C Carpeted throughout, ce- ramic floor In kitchen, french doors, gas tirepiace. central air fudge. stove AII- Inclusive heat. hydro. wa- ter, cable 6 parking MUST BE SEEN' S65Crmontt•. firm 1SL'last required Nr pets Call 905725 2,564 after 50 - IMMACULATE one bed too, basement apt . broad loomed, pnvate entrance and batt, Share laundry tac . south Ajax at lake. non-smoking. $675 uhl and Cabe included. first/ last 686-3204 LARGE 3 BDRM. APTS. From $769.'mth + hydro. Af C Carpet. 4 appl and parking ind Walk to Pickering Town Centre. Close to GO Transit and Hwy 401, 905-420.6305 1480 Pickering Parkway, . S550 niag Sep entrance. LARGE newly renovated No peWadult preferred. bright 2 bedroom apt Avail TownlnelCourtice. 438 - Nov. 15. Steps to park, flus. 1163 8 shopping, laundry facili- AVAILABLE IMME. ties / appliances included. DIATELY, in Whitby Apl. First b last $700 Inclusive. building,. spacious. Carpet- 404-0314 ed' newly Pain1ed• with bal- LlVERPOOL/BAYLY, cony, dose to bus, shop- huge 2 -bedroom base - ping, an utilities included, ment. parking, cable. ce- first / last required no pets, ram s, pool. fireplace. who 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- bar, $825. Quiet non - room, $750' Cal 430-0134 smoker, Nov. Ist. Istflast BACHELOR apartment, Call 837-1304. separate entrance, full UPPER apt. of duplex, 4 kitchen, 3pc.-beth. parking. bedrooi fridge stove. laundry, cable. utilities in- washer. dryer. i750/plus cluded, South Pickering, hydro, cable and tele- $550/month. References Phone,khr"sttaw required. Call 905-837- 905- 1415 after bpm. 579.3342. BASEMENT apartment, WLiverpool, near shop- ping, GO, 1 -bedroom, 4 - piece -bath, large eat -in kil hen, alc. cable, utilities. shared entrance, Suitable for single mature working person. quiet home, no ts/srrlokin $590 1sV MCLAUGHLINW SORE Oshawa 2 bed- room + family room. North west view, 11th fioor. Avail. December 1st. Parking 3 utilities included. Pool &gym. F/S. Ensuite laundry hook-up. For more into. cal 905-728-3050. pe g- , 4W. references. 831-5249. NEAR Oshawa Centre, modem 1 -bedroom, pro - BASEMENT APT. Heat, fessionally-finished base - hydro inducted. On bus to- ment apartment. Private use. $4501month. Call after entrance, parking. $520/ 9 pm Larry 579.4690. SIE month, including appllanc- Oshawa es, utilities. Available Dec 1st. Call 905.434 - BASEMENT. newly car- peted separate entrance. kitchen, a/c, close to GO, 401, (Hall no petstsmoking. Avail. Immed. $475 inclu- sive. lsVlast. Call Victor 420-6863. 8201. NICE A, Clean 1 8 2 -bed- room apartments, quiet area in good Oshawa neighborhood. newer building, available Nov 1st & Dec 1st. 433-1733 Ray, Mike 728-9886 NORTH Oshawa. - extra large one and two bed- room, both completely re- decorated inwell main- tained quiet building Large balconies, utilities / cable included. For Nov Ibdrm $580 36, 2 bdrm $722 65. For Dec 1 bedrm $604 52. 2 bedrm $722 36 Call 579- 5584 NW WHITBY 3 -bedroom. Main floor of bungalow. fenced yard. parking, fndge, stove & laundry facilities $875 inclusive 666-8004 ONE BEDROOM bright apartment. !st fioor sepa- rate entrance, central air, all inclusive, all applianc- es. cable. full bath, quiet Rouge Valley area. ;905) 5094120 OSHAWA 888 --901 Gler Si _ 2 oedroom apts from $675- $710 close to shopping, schools. GM and Go Utilities included First last required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA COURTICE townline , bedroom apt Walk -out above ground. li'epiace large windows, self contained. S550 inclu sive 571-0514 OSHAWA CENTRE / 401, 3 ocdryjrr casement ab' aundry corm nice .rt^hen. available Dec 1st $75: plus util rti es 1� 905)839-'384 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD ING Nrtrh Oshawa ' 2 b 3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca- ble, park ,q g aundry fac 723-2094 OSHAWA arge ' bed- too- apt 'c' rent .n small quiet building. Wilson b Bloor area Heat Hydro. f"dge 7 stove ,-luded Laundry or• prermses Car- pet t"rougnout No dogs Please tail 72'-1178 any- time OSHAWA W.iscn,Ross lard Large 2 bedroom basement, separate en trance fridge sic", wasr.. er & oyer. includes ufa,t.i Avail Nov 1 $550 me 1 st last 905-x0422 OSHAWA- 1 Bedroom 'ur sneC ap' S5C- -crr^ Cade included Loft cur Wished TV Cade 5373; month 5 Mrs rrXn downMONARCHMONARCH MEW'S BOWMANVILLE 2 Dad town Call 725-6578 NORTH OSHAWA- 3 bolt, avail Dec 'st S-55 Gears 6 gust butltivlg. Ind treat. hydro. app S -ark irg 579-9600 725-9655 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN DROPERTIES LIMITED Houses Houses For Rent For Rent Ann .. r ,.i. - WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? W'HY RUNT' 01 I, YOLR HOME" Mortgage payments n ;jednxtm Sem: 5674 month ,edrtx,m bungalow 5w4 month 'a r(xlm Ir FALL S10i month No down payment' Bad Credit) Bankrupt" Call Me (905)571-6275 or I -S00-8.30-627 MARK ST.APLEY Saks Rep suit, r i.k-,i R,4it•. Inc 'Townhouses Townhouses For Rent 4 For Rent AVAILABLE NOVEMBER MID FAMMY COMMUNITIES $1- t A Absolute Affordable WHY PER" OVM YOUR HOME! Payments from $569/mo No Downpayment? Call Me $»-6275 t-Boo-840-e27s Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Groul) Excel Realty 172 ACRE rozy 3 bed- room "ruse available Oct 28 $950 plus ubl firstAast requred Whitby location 565-9253. A RENTERS DREAM' "Jr 'ones down Quin yrs . ,wr home lika ^.ew. 'ndge. Move S795 r:I , a;l out chore 3 bedroom asking 565.900 Min req gross r ome $26.000;year Call 'ren Coilis. Coldwell Bank - yr 728-9414 I ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENTS BUY' "fr icwr paytTert. No problems Let me show I% now Mon Pay $70C 0 A C Can Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 576-3111 AJAX Nam 'rr• , r "X1_S appliances. air new woer deck Darkirg avail. rbie Nov ' S925,morlh :all '-800-475-9949 AJAX. 3 oedrocm 'a0fiets, park rg ,lose ,r ichooi5 ani, snopp.rg 3930 A..,. -e 686-32C' kJAX vqi;! ley b poss. ar : 3 cedrooms 2 Rini rm5, ea: n k'crer aundry 5975 ^,Onto pii,s 2 3 uhhhes •-c pefs or tmok.rg please All a,, Nov' 429-2'45 ASKING S'200-uhimes A.a. - oath ',2 bath 3 ^.,,! toms -a,age ,.r. shed basement lanced backyard Avanade mine. dtarely Cal ,4'6 635- -79' PAICKERING, ought basement apt iii under ground parking, woo to pri- vate patio, for non Smoker 5550 per month. 420-091 PICKERING 2 bedroom- Dasemenl apt Available Nov 1 sit for responsible irloNidual(S) Separate entrance. A C near GO 5725 - utlli les (905) 834.0116 PICKERING CLEAN, bright. spacious, broad - loomed, 2 bedroom base- ment apartment, applianc- es. separate entrance. no smoking, no pets $735 + S50 utilities. (905) 831- 8777 PICKERING- 2 bedroom basement apt. Eat-, latctr on, spacious Irving room, Laundry facilities. Close to GO, non -smoke. Available Nov 1st. $675 inclusive. Call (905) 420.5253. PICKERING: Wfklew Finch. Clem, quiet, Wight, newly renovated 1 bdrrn bsmt apt. Walkout ravine. Sep. ent., alk, no pets/ smokktg. Swfes one. $6500 nckrsim. 906-837-0218. SOUTH AJAX - immacu- late Wight one bedroom apt, large windows, private entrance. broadloom, park- ing, 416-283-8030. SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 Wentworth St. W. large 1 bedroom $500. 2 bed- rooms, $600 b $620. 3 bedrooms $678., dose to buses, shopping, available Immediately. fndge, stove, heat, hydro, parking 1st / last required, no pets. 721-9722 Specious 2 bedroom apt. $750 all inclusive. Loads d cupboard space. 1st 8 last. Credit check. Call Ann 723- 7381. RILBR BREEZE ro ova a ., ' cozy Dun 2.3 A 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 7a.ow D•eleraofy couple RENTS RRYGL�IG FROM 1+41 TO •9'0 PER MO :;uwt ne.ghbomood fenced Ist'ast PLUS UTILITIES lard available about November $750 NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE 905 839.5746 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. CAESAREA. A cozy 2 SHOPPLNG A.ND TRAYSTr bar, _a, poled, wood PLEASE CALL stove. tented yard shed MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Beach access. appliances rage. laundry. $800+1/2 S, 0i C . utd Nov AVAILABLE NOV 1 g Dec 1. Large 3 bedroom townhouse, neutral decor. 4 app' . 1 1/2 baths. base- ment & garage King & Townline area $895 uhf Phone 905-721 8213 DUFFIN'S CREEK CO- OP 1555 Finch Ave P -ilk. acing 2 bedroom $842 plus 3 bedroom $930 Pius No subsidy Apply m person IMMEDIATE OCCU- PANCY: Burgalow and 3 story Townhouses for 'ent, �,r Pent -to -Own in NEW ex- ecutive condomin,.um tom ilex 2 underground park- ing spaces and ample stor. age space included 2 bed- rrom bungalow $1200 /mo ;mantenarce fees •nclud ad) plus Willies 3 bedroom townhouse 51500 mo imaintenenice lees �nclud- edl Pius utdhes Please call 4275559',new NEWER WHITBY ? ced- oom ap- piances. 5877 00 plus utf- ' es Available now :all 658-5650 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 . towrho.ses n wen main - tamed 'amrry complex Freshly decorated with Frig s':ve. -rose to au ame^� s Starting at $73A -onth On site Mgmt of•ice -au 905-728-3777 PICKERING 3 bedroom low^ _. a-piances. air. i' 0 -, ^'o Available Dec Mel Krogrt 83'-2273 PICKERING Tridei Cas.. 'a ' -. "+. 3 oedrrrms. 2 1'2 baths. ail appliances. L loo per -a plus 'times Availaae Dec • st Call Aoe 683 a^er 42-3 (905) 883-9269 t5 432138' Rooms OR mont10dation $95C 50% utilities Close for Rent AJAX. FURNISHED -r.- ter* ^.oma ow^ entrance. snared Dam & x.icren Non m sdke- =irSl. Dtl.s depOSit :at 586 -260 per mo plus utilltws. or (905) 883-9269 t5 432138' AJAX. OR mont10dation $95C 50% utilities Close .'turn -shed arge :c GO. non-smoker Avail- HOUSE FOR RENT 2 s-;"' '-'Dm soared lac"L k.tcnen, bathroom, laundry Deco JOms Osrawa a•aa. ties separate entrance '.rst OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom appliances included S -OC 3 azt $34C ^a 683-5088 AJAX-%"-h.iC�PAr-�.„S.rsG -.: JRP'�RA'CN per mo plus utilltws. or EAST OSHAWA. Room rage. laundry. $800+1/2 rent W4r option to put. for -er• ^pr- SmGker '''ark Condominurlls CondOflMrsurns _'lase. Available Nov I -23-3804 ngscared kitchen al. "dry , (9p5)6t9-6536 Lac i" s available Avail For Rent For Rem aide mmedateiy 580 BAY RIDGES. Main floor week} =able '-luded Call 4361,505 angor 432 - "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' 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 AVAILABLE December Ist. 3 bedroom apartment, upper dplea, quiet court in Wheby. Fridge. stove, park - ng included. no pets. IsV last, $725 plus utilities. 668-7513. wa.rrav -- St., 1 bedroom W. in- cludes fndge, stove, heat, water, parking. $605Jmo + hydro. 905-831-5132 or 905.696-7870. Mary. Whitby - Ash St., 3 bed- room aipartment, parking, fudge, stove, dishwasher, $865 mopus utilities Available Nov. Is1. (416) 461-0401 3 Ded ' ban, fireplace. 6916 hartlwood floors. 4 app' . OR mont10dation $95C 50% utilities Close FURNISHED oom. for :c GO. non-smoker Avail- rent. ciaan Home. share able immediately tsiAast k.tcnen, bathroom, laundry 905- 831-4753 Non-smoker. S325i'month OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom Cai1831-1340 man floor bungalow, quiet S.OSHAWA,fumshed location. pool, balcony. ga- room in quiet Private home. rage. laundry. $800+1/2 share lutchen and bath with utilities. Available Nov. 1st. 2 other adults. Non-smoker, Call 905-655-4036. $75iweek, hrsNast 434- WHITBY. cozy ,-bedroom apartment. main boor of Victorian mansion. waling distance to downtown. GO. available Nov.lst. $350/ month hashing included. Call 906-655-Wl 7- WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think'!! Call Dave Hayloc k Sales Rep. RalMax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905)_ 668-3800 or (905) 666-3211. Houses For Rent OSHAWA-2 + 1 bedroom. 1678 Fully detached bungalow with large fenced yard. Pets negotiable. Stove, dryer, washer included. Gas heat. Central Air, Close to all amenities. 1 st 8 last to - quired + references. Avail- able Dec 1st. $800fmonth + utJibes. Call 721-2952. WHITBY, 3 bedroom, bungalow, Main Noor, 10 acre country property, 5 mires. to downtown $1000 a utilities. References 655- 3597 LIVERPOOL : BAYLY,large bright room. use of all 380 tacdi- ties. 5per month, call 4249320 PICKERING Single racm with cable, use of kitchen facilities• walk to PickeringGenerating Station. GO, PTC $340 per month. $170 Biweekly. Call 420.4318. PRIVATE furnished room for rent. Share house. ca- ble, laundry and parking Across from Oshawa Con- tre. $300imonth. Call for details 723-5325 ' TCwFoWM SIMCOE ' ROSSLAND Rent area Finished rooms for clean quiet person. Cook- 401/WHITES RD., exacu- .ng Near bus 8 Durham live 4 bedroom townhame. College. Private entrance. 4 appliances. Gall, 2 un- °+250 8 up monthly Call derground parking spaces. 905-728-4845 completely renovated $1095. plus utilities Avail- Shered WHITBY - one bedroom, ble Nov 1 905.6446675 OR mont10dation north of Go, walk .n closet. AJAX Avail Dec 1st _ $975 mo pus. 3 i nice neighborhood Avail- able Dec. 1. $550./mo. 668- Bright clean 3 bedroomAJAX. bedroom treehdd. garage. Home to share 5 3161 or 723-9340.0 6-u w. 5 appliances .n- l available Nov. t Referent- es Credit check. Call Tere- appliances.ArC. cable. non - WHITBY 1 -bedroom dude laundry, walk -out to deck. S85amonth plus 2/3 sa Turner. 416-321-3536. smoking. parking 2 rooms tS550 apartment, available Nov t, utilities. hrst,last. Call Jim ReMax Genesis Ltd Real- 8 5350 inclusive Call (905) 426-88W 5575/month includes heat (9p5)6t9-6536 for Assoc Broker 4340959 :uta►ax.a.w+s�.�.l�®+ra+�-aasrww..r..�w-o. .. .. ...... .�. ,.. n.�.,..........._...... ..... ... _.-....-_. .. PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, Ill / 1 / • Starageo B 1 Tenders M.1 Tenders B 1 Tenders HOUSE TO SHARE, in Central Whitby. parking, laundry . utilities Included, prefer non-smoker. $350 monthly call , leave mes- sage 668-8904 HOUSE to share. Ross- IandM/ii5on area. Oshawa, available immediately. parking. cable. laundry. $400,month Call Leslie 905-434-5108 anytime or leave message NORTH/CENTRAL Whit- by -Furnished house, pool, laundry. parking, storage. etc Will rent daily. weeky. monthly Available ASAP Novi. Dec.1 Call Wayne (905)430-2461. OSHAWA, House to share $400 monthly all inclusive. students welcome Call Barbara 905-579-8069 PICKERING 2 rooms in home sla• tacihties Fur- nished or unfurnished Avaitatve ml Rent ne- gobabie Non -Smoking troupe or women preferred (905)420-0249 SEEKING. ror smoking professions male or fe- male to share 3 bedroom house. laundry parking. storage. Must like dogs $425 call 576-8123 SINGLE PROFESSIONAL needs same to share 3 born. 3 -bap. furnished. V,- ceroy home it Ajax C A, C' V. 6 app . 2nd floor laun- dry. FP n ground poolloll d SKY11dill. double garage w'overer Very modem Reascnable inclusive rent Call 905-428-9403 monclorruniurns For Rent PICKERING 7ride+ -on- dc ' ne-'.r-or- solanum parking. deluxe rec tact ties available Def 1 s: Cam 905-837-2259 evenings TWO BEDROOM Athol. Mary Oshawa 5850 Plus -yorc. or $925 inclusive 5 appliances. secure build - rig. avariabW immediately IW." 4360278 WHITBY CONDO. 2 Dedroc-s i Dath$. quiet We11 l building Avau Dec ' $890 ince sive 905-4362770 Office & EA • 1 Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rep iii_ 3000 s; L.wr rvi $90C 85C sq.2nd fir $550. 60C sq main 5500. 250 sec man $350 60C 2nd flr $500 1.200 sq m2nd floor Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 OFFICE space kir leai overlooks busy Hwrya2, handicap access car con plenty of parking Cal 905' 725-9991 OFFICE Space for lease len Whitby. 575 sq h near downtown would sum med- ial or professional needs Plenty of parking, own washroom. utilities Includ- ed Available Dec t st For information please Can 905.6+63833 REASONABLE all Indu- afve rent offered in a pro - Sessional environment in- cluded are utilities. sill nage. turnkshed/untur- yrsl board room. Iu1M- en, secunty, cleaning, maintenance. parking. Various size suites avail- 23Downtown Osftalea. 1-600.26&6960. STORE lex rent. downtown Odwwia, high walk in tral- bc. $400 /mo. ad nclusi ie. 725-8710. A STORAGE available In- side or outside Year round N Whitby area. Call 655- 5/93. Units INDUSTRIAL Warehous- ing Thornton,'Terwdlegar Available 968 5 sq ft E 1930 sq If office/wareMuts- ing $3.25/sq It 905.579- 5077 after 5. 571-3281 91niPrivate Homes AJAX: DETACHED 2 stor- ey. 3 bedroom. 1400 sq If . finished basement. main floor fainly room with fire- place and walkout 5154.000 905-619-0708 BEAUTIFUL country bun- galow minutes to Oshawa Sk Club (Kendel) Spa- cious open concept Fin- ished basement 1. acres $159900 or avaJable for rent Call 905-436-0475 Or 905-686-7526 BROCK RD 8 2. Great family ocaaon. 3.1 bed- room. 4 baths. walkout basement newly broad - loomed 8 decorated. S158 05294- .5X Cal, (9 8461 0,(905,473-3268 COURTICE Custom burn ndrvidually designed 3 bedrooms. 2 1.2 baths. fin - ,Shed basement, lots of closets. main floor laundry morn, large eat in kltChen arcula' dnvewayfireaace. close to schools and shops ,187 900 Can 404-2683 COURTICE - Open House S. n Oct 27 2.4 m 13 Muli Cres Asking 5198.500 2200 scl n 3 bedroom 2 11 oaths Kas- singer horse or. quiet Cres- cent Greenhouse Kit man floor Laundry 6 tamely room w h;: to deck tented CAC a VAC 905-436-2794 EXECUTIVE 2 -storey, Jr 2500 sq « gkpet rve nerghboumoodeat-len kitchen, tamrlyroom. fire - pace. kvrngroom, ckn,rng- room. 2 w,c tc 16x34 --- laundry room. 2 -car ga. rage. 4 large bedrooms. master/ensude. 3 baths ca cv gas. air purifier, drst,- washer. winnow coverings. 6X26 poollau access Fenced yard 1050 Ridge Vasey Oshawa S199000 305-434 7143 OPEN HOUSE, 1-4 PM SAT 6 SUN EXECUTIVE HOME in presage area of Whitby 2.650 K It 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. central vac and Central al car cleaner healed it ground pod. firs - place tuly fenced and Landscaped backyard Ask ing $255 900 Cal' 430 0548 to arrange a viewing Serious offers only No agents NEWCASTLE 3.1 bdrm brick b akurknum side split Cathedral ceikrlgs. 2 batt/S. new FAG new broo- dloomed throughout, F/P Large lot fuly fenced and treed. Finksned bsml w/ walkout to cook Manftoor laundry Close io schools. shopping and 401 Owners relocation Asking $138.900 Can 905-987- 2129 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom ea home. gas hting, walkout from Irving room to large tented yard. RosslarhdrlKu- son area. $124.900. Cad (905) 571-6685 THICKSON i DRYDEN: 3 bdmh freeholdtown- home. 2 1/2 troths. tarnily, room w/gas F/P, ceramics, hardwood floors, colonial does. $144,900. For W point call 905-571- 3252. no agents. Condomirli M / Condominiilm Fa Rent For Rent Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. 2 Win, 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Park land. Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 PUSUC TENDER The Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region is inviting public tenders for the provision of a 64 Work Station Novell Netware Local Area Network. The successful tender will address the provision of quality equipment and service to be provided to the Society as set out within the Tender Call. Copies of the technical specifications regarding this Tender Call are available at the Society's Offices, 555 Rossland Road West, Oshawa. Ontario, LU 31-13: or by calling (905)433-1553 Extension 2312. As the Society is committed to obtaining quality equipment and service with a fair price, and as such, the Society is not obligated to accept any tender, or the lowest tender. The Society reserves the right to set out a delivery sched- ule for all equipment and reserves the right to permit a bid- der to quote on the total Tender Call or any portions there of. The closing day for bid submissions: Friday Ncvember 22. 1996. • ' Auctions Me, Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions MAJOR AUCTION SALE PRIVATE ART COLLECTION * ESTATES * CONSIGNMENTS "A.J. CASSON" ONE OF A KIND LITHO ' CARVED MAHOGANY & OAK FURNITURE • COMPUTER * DIAMOND JEWELRY * WATCHES * BRONZE LAMPS ' COLLECTIBLES DOLL COLLECTION • BEATRIX POTTER ' OVER 200 L.E. PRINTSSWAROVSKI * DOULTON * HUMMEL * ROYAL DUX ' CRYSTAL * GLASSWARE * CHINA • BORDER FINE ARTS STATUARY * WELL OVER 500 FINE OUALITY ITEMS TO BE OFFERED TUES. EVE. OCT. 29 AT 7 P.M. (VIEWING 6 P.M.) AT- THE HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR ST. E. OSHAWA (Harmony & Bloor) Partial lis in snk Furniture to include Chew cabinets, lining set. 2 -seat bench, tea tables. what nots, writing desk. consoles 6 minors. screen dividers. pedestals, loveseat. cocktail tables, smokers stand. partners desk. oriental cabinets, grand toyer mirrors. rocking chair. bakers rack.. cited minor. etc in Chippendale, Lolls XV, Oueen Anne. 19th 8 20th Century goes.(Hand carved) quantity of one of a kind hand made decor b accent items, book tablim keepsake looks. leather trunks, candle folders. rocking horse, dol buggy. mini rabkrels, mahogany accept. carved floor trunks. Barble figurines. Coca Cola items. Harley Davidson. Cherished Teddies Border Fine Arts Collection of rare L.E Widde Sculptures. Spode Collector plates. Nativity sets. Robert Raikes Bears. gum d sword replicas. silver tea sel. Christmas items. Hummel. Cotillion, Swarwsla, Star Trek collection. Santas. Fitr b ROyd. Preaous moments, afghans. decor pillows. Selection of unusual Oriental arts A crafts, Satsuma porcelain. Rosewood. Marble Sports Memorabilia: L.E. prints %red by sports celebrity. unusual Toronto Maple Leaf signed items. old-timers. puck sets. framed jersey, yearbooks. (rare one at a kind items) Ladles 8 gems ievielry including gold. diamond d genuine stone rings. earmil rope chain. designer watdlet. pocket watches. pearls. necklaces. lockets, marcasite rings d more Can 6 bank note collection from estates with proof sets. 22-24ki gold- old notes. OVER 200 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS. decors. originals, panels. canvas, studio prints rare issues by Groutp of Seven. Christine Marshal. (Canada s first Lady of Wtldkle) Titer Thompson Romance Bateman Loaes AY Jackson. L Tart. Campbell. Lumbers, T Isaac, A J. Casson, Sandara Kuck J Lumbers. LAKE ONTARIO k in- ers E�•eam s.rgie budding lot. nestled n pines 350 h from wavers edge Unre- stncted view 905-683 2548 Vacation Properties $3500 tui priced Seclud- e;: i.000ed Trailer lot. ad- faCeM :C huge County for- est. good road. sandy Wath fishing. Cobourg area (416)431 1555 Cottages For Sale RICE LAKE 3 Wwoom ',mage year round road. B B Beach 1 1.2 hours from Toronto. asking $415.000. f905) 623-72% ImMoney to Lend OBTAPMNf ALOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durham's largest selection of pre -owned computers, Compaq. IBM. Dell, Toshiba New Parts. Sales & Repair Complete Systems from $99 Megabyte Computers 86C Brock Rd.. South Unit 10. Pickering 905-839-9453 H • Professional Stlaee Sflarpening • Custom Goal Equipment • Expert Shale Fitting GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 420 -PLAY 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering Saks • Rentals • Accessories • Private Guitar Lessons • Lado • PEAVEY • BC Rich Student $69.� Guitars EXPERT REPAIRS to all makes including VCR's • Stereos • Amps DURHAM SQUARE 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering 837-2839 + Coach's > CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING For ALL Your Flooring NEEDS Visit our showroom today 420-3285 1550 B�lryiy�S ,,UFA 17 Lr 5wrww % M.AIN ay COMMENT Don Cherry11 `# L � Pmfate Hoicks Personals ' Personals K Canby. J Tanton. Richard ZDlan, Brenders, W Fleury. P Josteen Most custom trained m museum frames to conservation standards. gin, For Sal ' • • Must be seen) and I think I've died and gone to went nuts and punched a linesman GUARANTEE&Make pairsiftne Ups TEEMS Cash. Visa. Mc. as per posted & announced a'. safe Additions 6 deletions. WHITBY S'C' SJC Beautiiw 3 Dedrooms. ret Homeworkers Urgently Needed .,c :0 $8200/wk BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names 8 REGISTRATION AT 6:00 PM... LIMITED SEATING ... A OUALITY SALE... room. ceramic 'oyer. ga- Easy work -Free Sup private phone numbers. 1- NO BUYERS FEES OR SURCHARGES * FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION rage, we to fenced yard pites" Rush $5 and a 900.451-3638 ext 704. room. I'm thinking, "Boy, this NHL is 5% down carnes $758 rn- SASE to SkykEnterpris. $3 Milmn. ust be 18 T- must 416-298-1762 - INTERNET AUCTION SiTE AT: WWW.VALUENETWORK.COM/PROAUCT cluding taxes Ted Hough ton Sunor Classic 430- es 150 Ga k Blvd Suite tone. Next week, I'll let you know how 9000 247. Brampton Ont L6T there was a riot, with tear gas and the PROFESSIONAL AuCTiONEERSi�j�/ 1-8Op_PRO-SALE any purpose. rates 5.95x. All appkcaoons all 4Y8 whole bit. It spilled out into the streets Grapes. Lots for Sale crowd; the building; the ice, I with looting and burning. It didn't stop LAKE ONTARIO k in- ers E�•eam s.rgie budding lot. nestled n pines 350 h from wavers edge Unre- stncted view 905-683 2548 Vacation Properties $3500 tui priced Seclud- e;: i.000ed Trailer lot. ad- faCeM :C huge County for- est. good road. sandy Wath fishing. Cobourg area (416)431 1555 Cottages For Sale RICE LAKE 3 Wwoom ',mage year round road. B B Beach 1 1.2 hours from Toronto. asking $415.000. f905) 623-72% ImMoney to Lend OBTAPMNf ALOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durham's largest selection of pre -owned computers, Compaq. IBM. Dell, Toshiba New Parts. Sales & Repair Complete Systems from $99 Megabyte Computers 86C Brock Rd.. South Unit 10. Pickering 905-839-9453 H • Professional Stlaee Sflarpening • Custom Goal Equipment • Expert Shale Fitting GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 420 -PLAY 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering Saks • Rentals • Accessories • Private Guitar Lessons • Lado • PEAVEY • BC Rich Student $69.� Guitars EXPERT REPAIRS to all makes including VCR's • Stereos • Amps DURHAM SQUARE 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering 837-2839 + Coach's > CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING For ALL Your Flooring NEEDS Visit our showroom today 420-3285 1550 B�lryiy�S ,,UFA 17 Lr 5wrww % M.AIN ay COMMENT Don Cherry11 `# L � I'm standing at the blueline of the fists. Rocket was so incensed at Laycoc . TtSIGHGATE BEFORE SK.NY'IG Boston Bruins in the Montreal forum for cutting him with his stick, that he IALM 24 hr. MILM I>us . Notrata AM CONTRACTS. and I think I've died and gone to went nuts and punched a linesman GUARANTEE&Make pairsiftne Ups heaven. i'vc been called up to the during the fight. NHL president tore first to receive ore the network marketing, oppor- a Brakes a Steering a Tires Mortgsgm Bruins to fill in for injured defenceman Clarence Campbell suspended the throwing sticks and stuff all over the :' Fcmie Flaman. Rocket for the rest of the scason and room. I'm thinking, "Boy, this NHL is Pickering, (off Bayly St.) gin What a thrill for a rookie and a kid of the playoffs. The next game, when Mr. really something" MORTGAGES - Good. 19. It was super playing in the Campbell went to his seat in the Forum, Next week, I'll let you know how bad and ugly. Financing for from American League for the Hershey there was a riot, with tear gas and the the game went. See ya' next week, any purpose. rates 5.95x. All appkcaoons all Bears, but this was too much: the whole bit. It spilled out into the streets Grapes. crowd; the building; the ice, I with looting and burning. It didn't stop cialal` Services 660-6W5Final remember it was so white; the goal until the Rocket went on the radio and I g� �D� Business • , posts looked as if they were freshly asked the people to stop. That was WE TOWARD Y 1 OUR p ainted; the twine on the nets was snow what's known as the Richard Riots. PAY DEDUCTIBLE $100 white, and the boards were freshly As we were dressing for the game, a DO YOU MANUFAC- painted with no advertisements. When coach Milt Schmidt came into the room plus you WIPER OIL TORE. IMPORT, WHOLE- SALE/RETAIL OR CRAFT the national anthem started my head and said, "GeofTrion and Richard are get BLADES + CHANGE INTERESTING/UNIOIIE was swimming. getting an award before the game" Hal Laycoe "Wait a o0 837-7819 s�D of Mis�ssaug iss This was the first meeting between jumps up and says, opening a new branch in Montreal and Boston since the minute, this guy hits me over the head NTERPRICVINCIAL ""Ill' 1r1a1- N1e I r01N infamous Rocket Richard vs Hal and I have to stand there while he gets GLASS prockics upscaleAUTO lad 1nronment withor`t Laycoe vicious fight with sticks and an award. No way." Hal goes nuts560 Brock -d you being there. Call John satin at (905)608-0777 or Fax (9051)608.0900 - . EARN up to $500 Per day. IALM 24 hr. MILM I>us . Notrata y Service ('°� (416)265.1104, recorded m air Price! GUARANTEE&Make pairsiftne Ups Of "°"lt "1e first latest a Complete Diagnostics tore first to receive ore the network marketing, oppor- a Brakes a Steering a Tires tunities. 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Select someone who is competent and efficient -who is courteous, kind and understanding. -who is careful about the appearance of the equipment and funeral cars..who endeavours to make continual improvements to the quality and quantity of the service -who gives honest value for the fee -who is able to provide dignified and fitting services for people in all walks of life. If you are like most people, You are distressed and you will go through a trying time, because for may people there is no more difficult Deriod than that encountered immediately after death. The death touches and affects the world of relatives, friends and associates in a direct and forceful way. When arranhing a funeral consider the feelings of others who shared in or benefited by the life of the deceased. The funeral provides the community an opportunity to acknowledge and to respond to the change that death has brought about. In the process, some of your needs will be met as well; but, experience indicates this will not be accomplished by getting the funeral over with as quickly as possible. To make a funeral personalized and a sincere dedication to the memory of as friend or loved one, here are some things to consider when making the • srriwa PtreMatt a s.ra OSHAWA 111 Simco• St. North lRetwom William & Coban arrangements. -Perstlnalice the funeral with favourite music, readings, or sentimental objects to include in the ceremony. -Creative rituals to add meaning to the ceremony. For example, those who attend could write down their sentiments. These can he collected into a "memory book" for those close to you. -People who should assume key roles (For example: pallbearers, speakers, a religious or spiritual leaders). -If you choose cremation, what would you like done with the ashes? (Some people, for instance, choose to have them scattered at a place of special significance understanding to them) -If you choose burial: the cemetery you would select. -The type of casket and um. -�'i;ltation: whether it's reserved for family. or open to others, it can help people come to terms with a death. -)Khether ,ou want an open casket just for the family or for evenone. -The funeral home you'd choose. -The type of get-together you'd like after the ceremony. (if any), and where it should be held. If you'd like an announcement placed in the newspaper, and if so, the wording. tst's�sv.�o�iesttos, o(Vor~esey _ _ .� 11 FAtt�r t_Atr u FSr1rE HILI A EsraTE UtteadMW cabohAYwa D"10f p'1 • Plrt4ruN Ett4M ►Ylawdarn 1p Canraofa Sam j TPowabrINy, ra d AI • Poaars d Sd. WHITBY 340 BYRON ST. SOUTH 666.8166 1 404-M (Between OunI o A Gillett) 4294M4 needs to talk Who about funerals? Talkittlt about funerals means tatltittF We arc a ptup of funeral tkrrc-tor, abwx death Vox cis, but when a wtx) thunk anvoxnc should he able its subjrc7 nines 10 .o many sttonR feelings. talk ahrwt funerals with ihtrc they rt' and feats. and unanswered quebtxxisin clone to If you aper. you may evtn peupk-. Intrad _ it tray be stxticlhung want to phone us k)r a tmtchure on that needs to be talked ahtxx.There me carting the converYatw n. irx iuding thinits you can (k) to make the talking answers " tie east iatierfur wumcif and for the people in ask" tuesliw moat franerara. yvtr life ( But that'', yourr t a`tl� ®�IC TINtCGZG �c.��iGJ�i Mn N48 Vwnw r)a,kw Ma)Iwrr.,ir..MururRrux ))rm u.r c.ww .Mrtlstrrwu..lstuwur .urot.rKrr R's Please gall (416) 293-5211 or mail this coupon today F....at D......, i, o IALOGU E' Enc..ra9i9 talk a6o.- f..erals Namc: ---- -- - --- Cih rrrovincv: R»tal Coxlr: --- -- -- Phonc:---- Ogden Furrrnd Homes lid. 4M -r V_WPPnrdArr F. Iginuun-l. Oruarrn. %IIs , I ' PAGE 28 -THE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1996 No-er, miss the 0pp0nn16 IO PR Our resp cb again' For a 1 ,,��io vee ion of all of �,e 0ar,eni death notices rece�ed for pubiica�ion in the �e�s �dle�,iser or Thss Meeh, ca11683�300� or 691 (Clam on & Por P1 7 T ideals a"r� pre��Cime hl. callin;'�:is ru^ihe;. �r,,!�;�'�'�� IoU hiw�e':I'10�•ln; �,,rC.M' ri,�m�\. 1z ' 3pE* 404��91 To place your personalized In Memoriam, (call 683-0707 and 'let one of our professional ria advisors help you. xsl . x�R ": ° .�a �r`.4�.• ams ,�.:. a°�-�.': Oshl>il • Whitby - Chrin6un r;jel THIS WEEK Dews Advertiser Northumberland NEWS AUCTION GOER$11 Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction listings Call 683m7545 .Clarington Residents 404.2615 — 0 • • 7. over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated 998 D_II n_qha_ Rd. S ;side Bay Sports) LUBE e Includes: Tire Rotation, OIL & •95 Brake Inspection & Check I Hours: FILTER165 L of oil over for the winter I felon. -Fri. 7 a.m..6 p.m. 839' �OFFERREIEXPIRES OCCT31/96 � � J Sat., 8 a.m: 12 noon Thrifty Mechanic Shop Celebrates 3rd Anniversary Serving Their Valued Customers At 695 Finley Ave. Unit #1 in Ajax SO!!! Why Don't You Be One Of Them??? You're Always Welcome "ZS t ti CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Owner/Nianager Michel Saikali wants to thank all his valued =— customers, friends and suppliers who have made it possible for his business to grow, and reconfirms his following promise of customer satisfaction. WINTER SAVINGS I I WANT TO EARNYOUR BUSINESS AND TRUST 601L A FILTER S_ CHANGE e OW30 or'IOW30 Given the opfxirtumty, 1 will gi,.c your car m,. personal experience, honestly and professionally. You A]II be guaranteed I(X)c/ satisfaction and we will warranty all our work for 90 days or 5000 km. If you choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, we will call you to set up an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. b PEh1NZO1L I ON YOUR FIRST VISIT: 1111M. 30M We'll check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what needs to be RADIATOR I done to put it in top shape. You decide exactly what to fix and when. FLUSH 549.95 We'II set up a file on your car and keep track of everything we do on it, from this SPECIAL I fxnnt forward. W'e'll show you how our system works, and we'll agree on regular OFFER EXPIRES Nor. 301* CAVW � I maintenance intervals for your car. CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 WE PROMISE THE FOLLOWING: 3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I I -Only qualified people will work on your car. 195 WESTNEY RD. South of 401; 2-V4'e' I I never do anything that is not required and APPROVED by you. s9021site 96 ' 3- Every time we fix your car, we will test it out to make sure it's okay. THREE BEARS AUTO BO9XY AONE OF AJAX'S LARGESTAUM BODY ° o & COLLISION SHOPS "Senning The DudIii In Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs e Insurance Claims CLIP :. 0% OFF te, Pain( Work `tvaot�oolparitdwMtee _ m �r.IwtNaprlorbtlwortt ,.,:1 a6>ii Ofor etq se Oct 3111th UNIT MB, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (9051619-2327 4 -We'll call you a few days later to make sure it's working okay. 5 -You'll always know how much the repair will cost, before we actually do it. It will be very clear, what was done. We have no secrets. 6 -If you want to know anything about the work that was done, or how it was priced, please feel free to ask. I will Gladly explain. 7 -That every repair, or service we do on your car, or part we sell will meet your satisfaction. 8 -That every job is warranted, and that we will live up to the terms of the warranty. *Evening appointments may be arranged Thank You and welcome Michel Saikali-Owner Manager llm"dY' r 'e'°" '�"Honesty P A.ECHAIVIC SHOP -.c. erfect><on ® Customer Satisfaction' 6" Finley Ave. Reasonable Prices MSAjax, s ons. Owner Michel Saikell would tike to thank all his Valued Customers & Mends for their 1 I JL PENNZOIL ` 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED 1 — 0 • • 7. over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated 998 D_II n_qha_ Rd. S ;side Bay Sports) LUBE e Includes: Tire Rotation, OIL & •95 Brake Inspection & Check I Hours: FILTER165 L of oil over for the winter I felon. -Fri. 7 a.m..6 p.m. 839' �OFFERREIEXPIRES OCCT31/96 � � J Sat., 8 a.m: 12 noon Thrifty Mechanic Shop Celebrates 3rd Anniversary Serving Their Valued Customers At 695 Finley Ave. Unit #1 in Ajax SO!!! Why Don't You Be One Of Them??? You're Always Welcome "ZS t ti CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Owner/Nianager Michel Saikali wants to thank all his valued =— customers, friends and suppliers who have made it possible for his business to grow, and reconfirms his following promise of customer satisfaction. WINTER SAVINGS I I WANT TO EARNYOUR BUSINESS AND TRUST 601L A FILTER S_ CHANGE e OW30 or'IOW30 Given the opfxirtumty, 1 will gi,.c your car m,. personal experience, honestly and professionally. You A]II be guaranteed I(X)c/ satisfaction and we will warranty all our work for 90 days or 5000 km. If you choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, we will call you to set up an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. b PEh1NZO1L I ON YOUR FIRST VISIT: 1111M. 30M We'll check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what needs to be RADIATOR I done to put it in top shape. You decide exactly what to fix and when. FLUSH 549.95 We'II set up a file on your car and keep track of everything we do on it, from this SPECIAL I fxnnt forward. W'e'll show you how our system works, and we'll agree on regular OFFER EXPIRES Nor. 301* CAVW � I maintenance intervals for your car. CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 WE PROMISE THE FOLLOWING: 3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I I -Only qualified people will work on your car. 195 WESTNEY RD. South of 401; 2-V4'e' I I never do anything that is not required and APPROVED by you. s9021site 96 ' 3- Every time we fix your car, we will test it out to make sure it's okay. THREE BEARS AUTO BO9XY AONE OF AJAX'S LARGESTAUM BODY ° o & COLLISION SHOPS "Senning The DudIii In Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs e Insurance Claims CLIP :. 0% OFF te, Pain( Work `tvaot�oolparitdwMtee _ m �r.IwtNaprlorbtlwortt ,.,:1 a6>ii Ofor etq se Oct 3111th UNIT MB, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (9051619-2327 4 -We'll call you a few days later to make sure it's working okay. 5 -You'll always know how much the repair will cost, before we actually do it. It will be very clear, what was done. We have no secrets. 6 -If you want to know anything about the work that was done, or how it was priced, please feel free to ask. I will Gladly explain. 7 -That every repair, or service we do on your car, or part we sell will meet your satisfaction. 8 -That every job is warranted, and that we will live up to the terms of the warranty. *Evening appointments may be arranged Thank You and welcome Michel Saikali-Owner Manager llm"dY' r 'e'°" '�"Honesty P A.ECHAIVIC SHOP -.c. erfect><on ® Customer Satisfaction' 6" Finley Ave. Reasonable Prices MSAjax, s ons. Owner Michel Saikell would tike to thank all his Valued Customers & Mends for their Your ad could have been here! Call today (416) 798-7672 ext. 2303 THE PEANUT CLUB HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! The Purple Dinosaur will be at The Peanut Club: 'bion: October 28 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tues: October 29 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. NVed: October 30 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. An indoor playground for children ages infant to 8 vears. The Peanut Club was voted the best indoor playground award and received a blue ribbon for best birthday party facility by City Parent in June 1996. Book early for a private birthday party. There's a special for parties booked Nlonday through Thursday -- 1 � children for the price of 10, all inclusive party. $149.90 + G.S.T. They also do Christmas Parties for Sparks, Beavers and Businesses. Cali and ask for details. Daily Play is open to the public seven days per week. °C PLAYGROUND S Z &M � V 10 A PEANUT (;Lu� }- INDOOR 9 • Daily Play is Private Parties • Summer Camps • Programs Baywood Medical Centre 95 Bayly St. W., Ajax (905) 686-2238 TV THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, (X.TOBER 27,11996 -PAGE 29 [YOUR MONTHLY CALENDAR] Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Tuesday evenings 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. For more information call 686-2238. GRADE': EXPECTATION'S LEARN'IN'G CENTRES Offering two kinds of programs: supplementary education for students from grades I to the OAC level, and the new "Little Learners" program for children ages 3 to 5. Both programs focus on academic development in the basic areas of reading, writing, mathematics, study, habits and organizational skills. For school age children, the Grade Expectations approach begins with a personal evaluation of every student. Diagnostic tests determine strengths and weaknesses, Identify instructional levels and observe learning styles. This infonnation is used to develop individual learning programs that are designed to meet specific goals and are updated regularly to reflect the student's performance. \VIth the low student/teacher ratio, Certified Teachers implement each individualized program. This program is offered after school honours. The "Little Learners" program is designed with the young student in mind. The program will provide children with an environment to develop 0 GRAm, EXJ FML 311 S [_EARNING CENTRES . skills and help them achieve their potential. The focus of the program is early reading, early writing, early mathematics, fine motor skills and communication skills. This program is offered from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Grade Expectations is proud to be a Canadian company. For more information please call Grade Expectations at (905) 420-9930. AJAX-PICKERING NNADO- KAI KARATE CLUB SPECIAL - One month membership only 59.95 and your first class is FREE. We have two locations, one in Ajax and one in Pickering with three programs offered at each one. These include: 4 and 5 year old's program; 6 to 10 years old and the AdulVTeen program from 11 years old. There is one 45 minute class per week for the 4 and 5 year olds, two one hour classes per week for the 6 to 10 year olds and two 90 minute classes per week for the Adult/Teen class. This 59.95 special expires on October 30/96. Please call anytime, 7 days a week at (905) 410-4721 (Limited enrollment). Jumpin' Jellibeans Durham's Premier Party and Play Centre for children ages 6 months to 7 years old. Your party headquarters offers the best S value All inclusive packages, room READM WRITRIG .3roff=STUDY SKILLS MATH • Grade 1 to O.A.C. • Individualized Program • Low Student/Teacher ratio • Complete Assessmer ■ .Itrrr rental or NovemberFriday Night Party special 510.00 per child - tax included with no minimum, are all treated with care to make your child's next party a piece of cake for you. Most parties are offered with EXCLUSIVE USE of the entire centre. Now hooking birthday, Christmas, Babyville, Daycare/Nursery School outings. Please call for more information re--ardinv these or other party packages. Watch for our upcoming specials and events including breakfast or lunch with Santa. Open for daily play 'Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.: Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.,- Saturday and Sunday 9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon. Located at 2200 Brock Rd. N. (Brock North Plaza) 1 km north of Hwy#2 in Pickering For more information call (905 ) 427-4277. SYLVAN' LEARNING CENTRE )ik'hen it comes to student motivation, a recent surge,. conducted by Sylvan Learning Centres show family problems and parental involvement are leading concerns when it comes to success in school. Peer pressure(from other children who act like they don't care) also came a strong third. "Many parents believe that if a child gets a poor start at school that's it," says Daphne Sylvan makes the grade. Sylvan's unique teaching method produces better grades and improved motivation. We've already helped over a million students and families nationwide. To learn how we can help your child, call Sylvan today. st- 1 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE Better grades arejwt the beginning.-' 981 Brock Road S. 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Imo. � PICKERING Fe•ctI Mon. -Fri. 9:30.3 p.m. ie Wed. 9:30-8 p.m. 1 • 2 SSUSun. 9:30.12 pm. n e '905)427-4277 r F AJAXmPICKERINa ,_ Mi KARATE CLUB Riverbreeze Community Centre, #1 Richards Lane, Ajax Montessori Learning Centre, 401 Kingston Rd. Pickering "THE ULTIMATE FORM OF UNARMED SELF-DEFENCE" low ERSHIP N AWaI �� g1ti 's r, IBM!"LL ,,-� TZ7 AJAX CLUB . 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Lookup for m Sawgb fold sanmttw sad taco- est mat 25 b 4% who g11jap , - "d m music, movies and quiat tagea at h=L BOcc bl�j8 dmips ad Now" are oft HOPE TO NEAR FROM U Sweet and find mid 40's alectipate white kMmiL Enjoy reading, SM " "d Morals, so" a a allm I is WS 10 Med 11 Mak, Mao cm Ike las good ad bad times •illi tWs eppiat WY d glmwy. BOX 14671 LET'S LIVE! FOUk 33, beg Mill Mit 128 b1., 57".1 am pol0il cltrwLMf wM sbl LoolMag for a man In* tu9ed, B01f� aad beab n on Me b ARE YOU OUT TIEIET 19 ger dd aMek blonde hair amg bye syas, Sr, 130 ba Ming mm w-pYyk11Poolswia- and do neeplaymal a 114 a omww ox 4m WANT TO SNARE LIFE 57 Y- pfi •ygtit ured lemak, S'S" Sritln biota ease, Enjoy My going gtaiat efenirag, d Mees m goinestsg o Mill*ill*SO" A w� liesme ta a 1I022 a long term iskhphrilp. BOX SEEK CARIBBEAN MAN Matachad nil smoker 38 t- 50, etatl t**,, ntemshl n TRY NEWS ADVF:RUSER SUNDAY, (WTOBER 27, 1996 -PAGE 31 .r,ti .rr 900-4�1-37 � • 93 02.49/min.) to respond to these ads. " TouchTone or Ro ary phones. You must be 18 or older. lritrdship; possible relationship with Unw- twhe4 Mtd1Y while lady with son. German ICanadian, 5'8", 110 Its. gentle and !sappy, enjoys outings, Quiet evenings. and flexible tntereds. BOX 23146 EARLY X -MAS PRESENT K you still believe n true love and happiness• then why waft until Christmas" Single mom. 35. employed. Aon eat, romantic, loyal. looking for Mr. Right. 35 to 45, employed, true romaniK, good sense of humor BOX 23147 3 CHARMING SINGLE Women, in 30 s, toed Of tryng to meet decent. intelligent men :n bars. We're all auburn haired, educated, inde- pendent. sensual, beyond the head games of ego maniacs. N you and your trends are adu. called. respectful. Pnsrdnate. have sense of humor, well rounded nterests...let s meet for a social night n no sparks fly, we still appre. ciate good conversation. BOX 1' 751 ATTRACTIVE MALE 32. 5 9 . slim. ;ockmg for Slim, single white female, 25 to 35, for dancing, moves. and romantic evenings at home. BOX 31748 SHARE YOUR LAUGHTER Single while female. 49. 57, non Smoker. fully employed. with circle of jong time Irends, cwemas, country rid western, outdoors. Seeking sir• gk while mak, sense of humor. non smoker, employed. bursting with friendship to snare 15 8" Ilius. 190 bs plus. 49 to 59. you're had way then Dumarn. classy Wily wartng. BOX 31750 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND independent white tamale. 55. 51 130 pounds, blome hair and blue Ms. enjoy gardening. reading, damng, trawing And mon. Looking for a man for friendship m YOU IV wnersssed. Pease call. Box 14615 FRIENDSHIP FIRST Sege vol arnme, Som, attractive. 412. !Norrie. financuity wide- P~. id• Pnd•nt. nay sitting, movies. god and !rav- eing Looking for a tangy while male for comPndnshnp. BOX 17005 ROMANTIC FEMALE Single white female. 5'1- Aid 125 pounds. Looking for n attrac- tin inn who oil sports. poo and mon. Smokers we fire BOX 1699, 1 DARE YOU' Gorgeous tax rWyst. 34. single mom win' bran. personsify. sense of humor. financially secure. Seekrig the saint m n sti sch". cfwmrly tunny. outgoing Professional male. 34 to 38. Prefer a single due. Let's haw some tun rid set what hap Pens. No last puppets, plane. BOX 31-42 SEEKING SOULMATE Employed, rngie while female. 25. long black hair, ohm Lookup for n rWepersOerm. simse. all. son. dark hared male. 23 to 30, who wants a low% committed r0atiorifMp. BOX 23'42 SINGLE LADY 49, attactnt. appears Mo". nediu m hoot and Mad. ifwicaL ty secure. Seeking Attractive Portman who tnjoyst outdoor IM. muse. team. occasor, al ding out and travel BOX 3.739 ALIVE AND FUN 18 year did temak. 5'5 160bs looking for fun tales to snare.rtr that $WW Samoan*. Likes quiet nights r, studyn¢ 911049 Cract n a while to have some lun Appeernce nor mportnt BOX 23140 AUTUMN IS HERE LAIa walk and talk blonde. 57" Lady. Snare, hon" with good IV" d hums. Lows outdoors, natty, Arts. Seeks country gent 54 to 60. to stun tin filled rttinm*nt ywe BOX 31735 ENJOYS SIMPLE UFE Sngk. 53, 5, wry pato•, young at heart, enjoys outdoors, coun- try and SOS music. dung and dancing, socializing. aft good sense of humor. Lao" for sncere reationshp. No head games, BOX 23139 BOWLING ANYONE) Looking for while mala, 40 wed 45. Mud Nowt children, enjoy lowed otken People. is cin9• am gong and honast and also love to bowl. I an 56". 125ba, short blonde him hazel eyes- BOX 23134 LOVING CARING NATURE 65 year pat Kim- ached what ferrate, cor,gadared attractive will trushvw". Seeking mast and lived white widowr velli a posiova outlook, good mm d humor, a warm anis and alio is f iwldly but not a Birt. Repo I you have the same ideres' BOX 23135 TRUE ROMANTIC Indspo dwd, NW9o- ig, down b !anti, flu figured woman, 36, lowrg for a husky. swamm non m*" mala MIa a good Sanee d humor. My many trema. incifi a rossuft erenigs at Reinke. xwmk, m4w0 wit arL FimuM fink retro- bonship postale. BOX 23130 BEDROOM EYES Not Cady Cmviord bull coag, 33, t ommr d pooch, alas work" al, waft coolingr measle, a wft � wood and hette hook Fasd d br gcake, Od- mp- bit. Seefihg a -0 faro, 30. ish. for possible eMtaahp, alio dam o enjoy . BOX 23314 COMPANION WANTED Divatad while book 31, sib d4firrl Looking b meet mak compriim 31 o 4Z, for PM" rho- 6mmi $heathy, wit h iL*Sty a must non sagmal race-iaW *mkw acupNed ENkd Lasa al pmbrmd bat not roagaaryt i tra- alig k not m imam. BOX 23126 2ND TO E AROIRD Attaetm stgk Adak he* 34. bang, n lir* cry, dark bream hei, brown sass, Sir'. Sings. Lao" fr .. '.. white mak, 3210 42, twig, — eta, ro heed gases rmmarOC, lap! 1 low quid svmh p at hose. longe wwb Ki th battik musts. BOX 23122 ODUACIOUS BLONDE Sing* whit Mak. 33, not lbiM mottW d 1 Candie, envoys cNW4 fishing, swiewIs We" movie, and claming Twd of the bar sane. Naw atldietiw M9k an spontmesm Kid any 904 Seeking single guy, 30.1511, Wllh SIMIW interests, for possible relationship. BOX 23315 SHY AT FIRST Single white female, 30. - . . . . . IN . IN • . NO . . . . ■ . . . • . . • ■ • . • . . . IN . . Al • . . . ■ • 57",13obs, blonde hair. brown eyes. looking for someone who is ~rye. outgoing, likes kids. is honest, carne and humorous. not mo head games, and knowf what he worms In INS. BOX 27307 LOOKING FOR LOVE Two artaaive tamales, 18, seeking two quire, 18 to 21, who know how to have tun and treat a giri right. Double dates are a preference BOX 23301 KURT COSAIN WANTED Student looking for j blonde hon, blue eyed. grungy Kuri Cobar kook alike. Enjoy gong to parties. am prowls. cubuS and like to listen to anernatne MUSK. Must be outgoing, enjoy spending time alone and be ren athletic. Smokers okay. I have Shoulder length blode hair and am grungy, 5'6" and 103 pounds will, yellowish brown eyes. BOX 31228 LOVES LIFE Slim. attractive, employed - single motley of two boys. I am 35 years old. like danun9. dmmg out and traveling. Looking for arson smoking, honest caring. workng mak. 35 to 45, we a sense of humorwino also loves life and driltren. Single fathers welcome.. BOX 23243 LOOKING FOR YOU, Single room. 34, enjoys god, long walks, sports cars. dmmg. i Looking for mel. 34 plus, who enjoys the same. Single dads welcome. BOX 23297 SINGLE MOM Single mom. 3C. socia drri if inn smoker lookng for a man. 30 to 38. who enjoys quet "Wings, hes a sense of humor Must like children and an t into head games K this soups kilt you. give m• a can. Sngle'athor, welcomed. BOX 23296 N 20 year ow single female look. 09 tow frendshe and tun, Single maks, '9 to 25. BOX 2'12941 LOVELY YOUNG LADY 21 yw od sngae white -email with brown hair ano green ryes. Erloy cuddling at the movies. camping, swimming and country MUSK Seeking r iattractive fait, 21 to 25. 'car Ithedship, we a Plt me as soar as Possal Box 23290 I . . At . . . . . . . bedng, 195bg. Seeks non smoking, sir, are. attractive while female for friendship, companionship and serape fun. I enjoy good food. Laughter. music. dancing and outdoor INe. BOX 31768 LETS ENJOY LIFE Fe 3: year ole! single Niftier with short brown hen Hard waking, honest, sincere and a true romantic. Looking for in attractive female. 29 to 36 with a siml- lar outlook on Inte aria similar qualities, for a D01131i relniortsnip BOX 12361 CALL ME Black male. 51. seeking a companion. fnenoship: possible relationship I Color ooesn t matter Interested in sports and music... BOX 12365 A LITTLE EXTRA' Young, Attractive. secure couple seeking a single Bi or & curious female to share 'lines, frith p: possibly more, BOX 14852 THIRD f ARTY BENEFITS Single white mail. 22. 5'10 and '71 pounds wer blonde hair and green eyes Looking for coupes who like to be watched. Box 'T85 NEED 011E GOOD WOMAN 12 year cid mar. 6' and 200 ponds. Enjoy country music motorcycles and mon. Looking for a good woman to be by my side for a possible nor hooship Age Aid •ace are unanportem BOX 9777 ROMANTIC AND FUN 20 year old j000ng for tamer. 19 to 23. Must like ouldcas. moves. SOWS. sod Waft Ow". Love to nigh d, must rim, wmr 7e Pooh en• nor we the p*ssntress of EOywe swwg of P49W Aim energy Of T'gger Mai BGX 23178 STILL A SPORT It' 1 am , :onatuctiat worker. 30 fully employed and sami dnorsea 57 20065. binde tar ad have tinfoil". I smile. aswiry trek am very oil taehgred. bur Il:li brWW -" No Ire uc Aart reed Apply BOX 23169 LETS GO OUT", 5 5" 135 gourd w"re mar. LJoll for a lady !d go prices we. movies. scowshawing tun and more Seeing someone *fen a geral of humor BOX 12285 activRNs and diversified witeresa. I am ntea- Igant very sincere. honed and adactiorote. Seeking a tingle female. skm. lit, attractive. who wants to be apprscWed for more mart her beauty. and truly wishes to be joined. BOX 31600 TENDER MALE Easy gong 32 year old. 58' and 160 pound single white mak. Attractr're. honest, funny and family oriented. Enjoy dancing, movies corversatsor r a night on me'owr M you like 'he same fa■e a chance and give re a cal BOX 12239 OLD FASHIONED VALUES 29 year old. 510' single mak Looking for at, easy going womar who enjoys gong out, hiking and cufel'mes. Someone kid, considerate arid giving. BOX lana DISTINGUISHED MALE Handsome atrienc 6' Successful mak n my We M s Eroy'er. ma. go". ON walks, reading. movies Ara more_ Looll'Of or aftrx'ive sngk while female. 24 to 32. who is see sontidern and enjoys rbmarl walks BOX 17•'3 NIGHTS OF FUN 30 year old white mak. 67'. 215 Pounds. b over far and bale -ryes. good skin good teeth and good build Looking 'or a rind womn.:Iei 20 Years rid up. smoawn w off BOX 19740 LOYAL AND CARING Snipe father 4' 5, husky, easygarqumorws, employed. Strong family ralws Enjoy trying new thmgs, walks. dr'ves. -oyes, bingo and quiet nlnngs at 'tome 30e.09 a ares 'IW". 'omamK femaw for Twits twat to 7 possible one farm ItatwxWl o BOX r1 SB MANY NTERESS 22 ver old white mar. 5'• pounds, medium bush onq hot arm 9" to races, :am0inq. '00 nmbnq Ireveing sound. spors :yring and warty other, longs Sekrq a Singh white 'emar w111' Sat'.ar rtrests. BOX '22A OLC FASNONEO WALK uoorq 'or r attractive. 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I am a a gat Bad Min tit rax logs- BOX 19731 ARE YOU THE ONE? Early 40's, praho- Smoker aro said driia. BOX 12219 TOE TO LIVE AGAIN Single wilds mate. 31. Sdrol fWair of in kilo (13 old In ST, BLUE-EYED GUY Good kulbg Strati- 51" and 145 poufs, SMI amapteye0. secure 147 ba, enjoy music, main waft -4 at. Mwked M to same. in my a" /ole S1" rid and sato any wimm wit a edea WWI. Sink hOreld, nowwtoc, no smoking fuatte, •sign 170 bt NO into heed games, tial. So" a tons* 27 to 311L who its Slim) 30 to A for an open and hand mbtammhp. Possibly as" a lag lam mist orWWp and hue ruwr ide, BOX 231 SS Sao moms welcowe. BOX 31698 wit, a *KIM Mi!- Enjoy onn9 oll orae- MIONELY Sngk *hie RIK 35,6' LONELY IN OSHAWA Wry hrdmm black m9. must sportun9, s, mpfishing ad and 200 Pounds. ds. Enjoy She outdoors, bsk malts. Tal, wet groomald, I . -.9alrt Kill fin. lore_. BOX 12291 gong, Sports, CNW WO dinner and Locking for an ati active ad dbcbwde NOW AND FOREVER! Nrdrmal, rives motet Loolug for a Sam to madame bell movies, long walks, and spending time together for possible relationship. BOX 14683 OUALlTY MALE 37 single white proles- slonal male. 5 2". start blond ter with blue eyes. Enjoy dam hill soling, dung oft and gong to the movies or Mom" and cfuloien. Seeking a female for friendship fest. Pass, tote relalanst d) BOX '7x,3 ADD SPICE TO W JFE 32 year ole marred. *tine. open mimedattrxine mak. 51' 160 lbs non smovrg and nor ,nraing. Looting 'or married or sngle'emak. 2545. lar disown encounters BOX 19665 OSHAWA AREA Artac?tie male, 511- ' 750 be. irM buck hat crown"" and mustache. Fjrr, ora easy gong. honegi and sircere Seeking ar rhal. honest and affectionate female *eye a message' BOX .M HONES MALE Late 20 t Attractive 'it down 10 sant rely mustwor7ty aria caring. en" outdoor canter;. quina pines and quiet evenings. As of r*,P s.'ts Sekbm ar rcorverience. 'hough rd •minor be out front. 301 sainlar annictne female 'or t,endship. Durham rSglor. BOX 3i154 LOOKING FOR FUN Two esabhsted maks. 23. do.rg 'or had girls. 1 to 35. BOX r'49 AT'ENTION ANGELA CUCWA MS. Co. at, Prose caf me bac.. BOX 23150 LOYAL AMC :ASSIONATE Attxhil herd. word single whie 'nal nth 2 ods. 34 5" 'iCbs. Laos burying guitar bostan. camping And Sperding omarmic evenings prepaii mesa:n rhe bertecre Seeking "Ne *mite 'emale wnh rn ?DOd moStan- dards w-, s ^onaw ar1c wi 'or "ord- Inp And 'el ronsne Box 31753 COULD TNS BE YOU, Do -,o Sari Single W-110 maw 28. 51 1'S Ds_ pr'ysnaily 'rt. of ric +eve gAmes aid a"rx"ive. E"Nay our. door sows. wails. And -00ii. Saavig single write et ;,Cyec Slim 'emcee 2133. w^r sm,tr "terests'Of "lemshe. posfbt '"Kirrp- BCI 14645 SCaJNO 1NTERESING1 35 Year old San emoayed rale we, 'ams, E^Nall n SPIN ort; walks :r Dow.. watcrrg wit ane Mo'" q%aifh rime hrgng wit- ry son an'rues'. Urcerf, ova. Yl a ;Dont Mile I humor Soocrg 'Mmals wit- same buai- es ad interests BOX 14658 4ORSES.HORSES HORSES Honesty and :.orf oc-ae. clue Also. no hmrfm want Ad . warm a want arc des Deng a .Omar as "n good 1016, .nus an IWN SMWK W -Come r —oto "eve, 'raves mer out ,or IIY•r ave :car" muiKMerrill socwung a grest'amny rery ImpOrlaM. NOnSil and ^01- 3rrf rs onlyLove ::asst -oft: •o. have a good was cf "limo, 30123'311 FRIE14CSWP FIRS' First Curr :caw sant roar wrymwcrrq for trenanip And -Im rip lood'r-es m a #try ^Kt good we nip 9UY. L.e SAoP,a MffM Aro long vias -acei to somelledy 'o wire 7" arc xrw Intel Searching for someone to 31 nppl we BCX 3"46 -LASSY WIES All Tred of mdng 'wow ike V"Ierl. LM me "0 you iia maw arg r You wart 'd be wred Wim dwrd and ramsd iia s rata may. *sine ham* Arid ,umber SnO ; '1 gr back o you as NOW as I get row message BCX 23141 SUGAR A.NO 3ME Fwars who wartho be wnec and :ueo rd "Eve ,lee lades For evnng etcowne .; fun we patsibly, more. BOX r'32 SENIOR MALE Sia, mak. fvarcaay secure. mwtfts in :i"yetds. 7eaW, vet etc. Stooling tr Kwmfy secure. Stem ". for :OmpanorSPC You int el your tour grid I in mite. Paler someone n Coburg, Port How ret BOX 23,20 NEW M SUDBURY Proterdnel single.34, hrdeome. financially Ano emomaaa8y stable. Waiting for caw ngM woman. BOX i 23121 STARTING OVER will you tab a tante an a to am lung. corwWwal voliagal it sngk tailor. 33 we in" raareaa will low 9--' Seeking a single scall 29 to 35. weft wadi quaiew won or Srwi, - chddmft to begin We new. I would IpI I. at* and look fcrevard 0 your al BOX 23299 VERY LONELY While mate, 59, 5'10", Wedowee non smow. socim oftaer, bilin - quill Who mum, lits out loan, fagog, ono amP% Lockn9 for has swim skim, pith b MOdRO pad WOMn, 56 1062, lar kwwmo and Possible mmwwu . Box -14 1-800-G62- 8423 24 hrslday 100% rOCA.L ADS 12!13 QUIET AND DISCREET' 20 yr old. 510". 155 Ib, is male ssakng a gay or of mak under 20. who Is discreet. BOX 14818 ALONE tN OSHAWA Male. 32looking to gine massages 'o men at their 5C s and 6o s. Discretior assured you wor • oft BOX 3'763 FUN FOR THREE Curious marred cou- ple. n our 30 s, seeks ar anrectne rine mak n his 30 s. for dfscreet.'ur enccurlers BOX 31759 INTIMATE 41GKTS Looking for a mar. -ifs Scam one. quiet - grls w,' Or 'cont it the 1replace. Can me 1 you re rfeRsted BOX 12205 DISCRETE TIMES 35 year old 56 write iBi male. masculine Seesirg -ale 30-45 eine s honest, attevrvi sate anc :lean tot itis. creel ever ngs or weex enc encounters. BOX .2183 DURHAM REGION 25 year da. attractive Professional mak S 8 '50 lbs Nor Arid lye ON scene and gay scerer Seeang someone 25.35 attractive. protessacrial masculine and down' 'c *arm. Enjoy noocr ad ouroodr ineerevS Gel back -0 1.e 9Cx '2•'3 LONELY STUDENT f- yea -,so ;rwmal Shalom rid tooknq'of 'rnCs. •x-22 Enjoy dining -lit. etc. S via me a :ail' Box 1•.563 SEEKING YOU 34 far old mar drys• :cap 1n and toned body SOON rg ' 3.34 'ass L -w Your nine VIC "umber wit , will :all you oack. BOX ' i'r: NICE GUY Gay youmfui. 4i yer old margood ooarg, slight build. porde haw Setairg a gay mar. '9 w 3o. 'or I*lerdsnip and Dctssbie •eatonuno. Box 3"45 SOME—HING SERIOl Sr. a,qm ac-rg and *Oar g, '1 r• old ^TAle weurg a »nous rtattonsr:p w'r Scr:,re s'•a.grt seting And ooarg- Enay walks 1usc 710 Deal. at BOX '2104 - NCE 204-NC'c GUY 3' yr lad. 5 '70 b so- in inin mores!, rusrwor try maw r Ic 29 Mom somerre -0, a mmted onq'er1'earorsrio 3CA'2076 LET ME "I EASE YOU Young. good ooiung, erwg.r c S40M ssv a maw '_boa rig -or Widths, mate 'a caper, lw,,ngs. 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