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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_11_03r HOME WHY IMPROVEMENTS BY IMPROVESse Fmify owned i operated For Sema You Can Trust VISIT OUR SHOWROOM f !rock Road Sott& ),906 ust South of U*, Pickering) 420-4880 TOWN STORER01-N i C.A,MdFG [Kitchens Plus 11199 Kingston P4M E.. The Fumito Yell. Pic mrtt(9061120-0716 Store Hours: L_— Mon Wed 9 30 a m w8 00 p m Imo" Thurs 8 Fn 930 a m -8 30 p m LN_ Sar 930 am,500pm ------ ., . ...t„t, NJr"3 LIC CIBRARt News Advertiser Sunda', No-,,. 3, 1996 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,000 Vol. 115 No. 44 Separate board hopes to add 1 BY CHRISTI' CHASE: _ SIAFF RI.N)RIIR _ DURHAM — A plan that would provide 1.273 new computers for Catholic students over the next two years is heing considered by Durham's separate school board. The proposal. put forward by a steering committee, calls for the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board to spend more than $5.5 million in 1997 and 5750.000 in 1999 on computers for schools. This would see 1.056 computers in schools r— Inside In the nevws Editorial................................6 Sports................................. 16 Nance Dropping...................Is Classified ............................20 Phone lines General 6ti:3-51 10 Fax 6,1i 7363 Classified 683-0707 aincereh• Yours 1-800-662-8423 infoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 663-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 - On the Internet at www.durhumnews.net 93,c + 7c GST = $1 �Vtckering (it) Z Fla rte. 1M Goal: $1,015,000 To Data: $38759000 by September 1997. and 217 more the fol- lowing year. "This puts us to the lead:' Oshawa trustee Stan Karwowski said of the plan revealed Monday night. " IVe owe our students an education that makes them competitive;' Ajax trustee Todd McCarthy said. " 1 am completely computer illiterate:' said trustee Mary Ann Martin of \Vhithv. " 1 don't want our students to end up like that" Howevcr. the plan, arc subject to the board applying for and receiving a grant from the Ontario Klinistry of Education. which recently announced it was making $20 mil- lion available to school boards for the pur- chase of computers for primary grades. Superintendents Cleary Smith and Conrad Noel said the Catholic board is working with IBM. Durham Board of Education and two other hoards on a submission the ministry must have by Nw. 25. Thr proposal by the Catholic hoard and its pannus \till c"mir het, rr tntstces t„r ir'r, A hai*r-brained idea Jim Kohls, principal of E.B. Phin Public School in Pickering, gets a haircut from teacher Peggy Gray Tuesday to keep a promise made to students. He vowed he'd have his locks trimmed if they could raise more than $25,000 for the school. They collected $27,600 so he had half his hair cut off at a morning assembly and the remainder clipped in an afternoon gather- ing of pupils. photo by Andrew Iwanowski s� ttw r..r�...c.�t m�wrsdd ..wti.6Mfk.me.:�.c�ie.airaree - 99 Nanbv Dioctory 1►feaw} "a :The NEW � a ; stsdlt«cTise.�t4 ,ate � r - s tic BMW I= 9ntfic VC7111011 _r J�ilia.� .fie Am �x - -�i1 Ce&ftr Under the proposal, the hoard would ask for $1.9 million from the Province and near- ly $1 million from IBM. The hoard would kick in $1.1 million, or 25 cents for every dollar, education director Grant Andrews reported. He said this money could come from the hoard's reserve funds. NVithout the new, grant, the hoard would still undertake the replacement of old equip- ment, improvement of Internet access and See BOARD—Page 2 Pickering must pay councillors more to attract `good, honest' ones: Pistritto BY MARIANNE T.AkKACS 1,\11101 �Rlt R___ PICKE_ RING — If the public wants Pickering to be served by top-quality councillors it should pay them more. says NVard 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto. ""Ihe reality is manv of us arc putting in 25 to 30 hours a week:' explained the Councillor. "if you want to attract honest politicians who will do a good job you need to fairly compensate them. In my opinion that's an issue that needs to be addressed.- Councillors ddressed:'Councillors are currently paid $15,479 annually by the Town. Regional councillors, who also serve on Durham Council and its committees, receive a salary from Durham Region as well. Coun. Pistritto made the salary rec- ommendation at a special public meeting last week to discuss the Town's 1997 budget, along with a number of other suggestions about changes he'd like to see in the budget. "I recognize the statement is a very See POLITICIANS'...Page 4 TOM Certlwe M212 y K'. $4316n�SL W. UehOuwct �i?f 1212 Bell Mobility PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEI\iBER 3, 1996 Board wants new computers FROM PAGE 1 Purchase of ne\\ computers using hoard resources and exlaing pro\in- cial grants. But onl\ 723 computers would he obtained. \V11h the grant, the hoard would hu\" 1.273 computers alone `\"ith new math. language and keyboarding sotmare from 1Bf\1 for Grade 3 stu- denis. The hoard's I lO Grade 3 class- rooms would each recei\"c ti\•e new computers. Mr. Smith said. Teacher training and technical and installation support would he proVided h\ IBM. OL VAI 116 FREE Pick-up And Delivery Would-be robbers flee after Pickering clerk thinks bandits were Halloween pranksters PICKFRING -- Three men, one wearing a Hal- loween mask and the others disguised in balaclavas. fled from an attempted holdup here Thursday when a clerk didn't take them seriously. The men entered T -Fal in the Pickering Horne & Leisure Centre on Pickering Parke ay around H p.m.. SLASH Durham Regional Police report. One showed a handgun to the lone female clerk. The 47 -year-old Scarborough woman indicated site thought the incident was it prank and the three ban- dits Iled on loot, police say. Police don't have a description ol'the suspects. THE COST OF PnAff-WINTER mAimrz/O Aman F4Vv $ g5* Includes ann'•;-c: r,mironmentalh tnendh 39 ,1N 30196 Fes," -99 2 a • Includes , ,inp :,T . 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You step into the foyer of this attractive building. and for a moment, you are convinced that %ou are in the lobby of a luxury hotel. This, ho%ever. is Cedarcroft Place. where gracious retirement living is offered in customized comfort and individualized surroundings. and where quality is a way of life. Located in Oshawa at 649 King St. E., Cedarcroft Place is an ideal retirement home, close to all amenities. Situated on one of the city's main thoroughfares, this impressive five -storey residence is within close proximity to all amenities - across the street, a shopping plaza, medical facilities next door, transportation, banking and churches are also nearby. On the other hand, you can enjoy Cedarcroft's scenic setting, or take a daily stroll through a nearby public park. Designed for comfort and Cedarcroft V IV X %dp Fla�TY where your comfort Is our concem convenience, there is a choice of single or double standard occupancy in guest rooms, which boast private en suites. The centre's motto is 'Your comfort is our concern'. This care is reflected in the gracious, warm atmosphere, starting in the pleasant dining room, continuing through to the inviting lounge and cosy recreation room. The soft warm color schemes are achieved through the use of decorator coordinated drapes and broadloom. However, a more personalized environment can be developed by adding one's own furnishings. Cedarcroft's commitment to comfort and safety is reflected in the fully air conditioned rooms, each featuring individual climate control. The built-in emergency call system for round-the-clock protection is further enhanced by the supervisor's 24-hour schedule. The establishment emphasizes activity and companionship. These are achieved through planned exercise programs, arts and crafts, games, and social events. Cedarcroft pays close attention to every need of the resident. Even personal laundry service is built in. Appetizing meals are prepared in the centre's efficient kitchen. Refreshments are also offered between meals. For personal grooming and healthcare, there is an in-house barber, hairdresser, and podiatrist. The doctor visits the residence once or twice a week to provide private consultations; however, round-the-clock visits are available. Although most residents maintain their independence, special supplementary nursing is available. Rates for Cedarcroft are reasonable, and depend on the level of care required. As in all its centres, the dedicated Oshawa staff offers customized service in an affordable, yet luxurious setting, with individual comfort being a primary concern. 649 King St. E. Oshawa For A Personal Guided Tour Or Further Information Call 723-9490 MARJORIE BEATTIE (administrator) THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1996 -PAGE 3 BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM —A committee has been set up by the Durham Board of Education to find new ways of generating revenue. Three trustees and three repre- sentatives of the Regional Parent Advisory Council (RPAC) will work together to help discover ways pN to offset provincial funding cuts RPAC will be represented by Mr. Nicholson of Oshawa, vice-chairman Chuck Hamilton of Ajax and one other member who's yet to be selected. IF 701A"�MASl ORE��F e " ••ty/,A/CIrS without hitting board supporters •Farm ProdL1CIS o.. -Animal Feeds with a big tax hike, says Whitby 0► -Fertilizer moo. -Animal Health trustee Patty Bowman, one of three st,.-hardware sm— (,sass seed unr[,.,o refelp trustees on the new committee. u(,(, RI:N (5'\6'X10 ) Rc1; si10 on 52—r) 99 She says the idea came from I - S 111„xtun 1,t .Claremont Rn>tk Rd N - Ic(t on old Firm k Rd & Anrth u, Hoxton, RPAC, adding parents have for years made suggestions as to how the board could make more money. Trustees want to get those ideas from parents and the community into a formal framework so they can be investigated and acted upon if they are feasible, she says. The board has some revenue - generating programs, such as one that sees staff sharing expertise in other parts of the province, country and world. That's been enhanced by the board's win of an international education award in September. The committee will look at other ways of increasing revenues. Ms. Bowman adds the ideas have to be balanced against the board's philosophies and values. RPAC chairman Paul Nicholson says the council is pleased to take part in the committee and hopes it can provide one voice for parents' and the community's suggestions. "We're just trying to channel them and open up the line of com- munication to the board;' he says. The counci: has conducted a sur- vey of all 120 school community councils to find out their priorities acrd any suggestions for generating revenue. Responses are starting to come in. Mr. Nicholson says the committee will look at all ideas to find ones with merit and pass them on to the board. He adds parents and the commu- nity can still approach the board on their own, through trustees or board staff. Trustees on the committee are Ms. Bowman, Duncan Read of Ajax and board vice-chairman Bill Fair- burn of Beaverton. NBEF LU �AL C LY WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1Oam - 4pm EA/ER(iiE/YCAES SEEN AV 2 AM • • e • • • 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital •Chemiclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances gewtaf and Cmtag 05teatmeett LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DD, F.C.a.C.1A) 84 Cia K!ngston ?o W ill' 7- PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Ade, hours 428-8K-,' 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF SEWING 1 MACHINES THAT WERE DESTINED FOR CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING. 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WHEN YOU PURCHASE A LENNOX Energy -Efficient GAS FURNACE CALL FOR A FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE AJAX/ Oshawa/Whitby PICKERINGBuawene Bowmanville 428-0333(905) HEATING a AIR CONDITIONING 436-3212 ---------------- CUP��ANDDS�j ,� 7�,� 7�1�1�.C1�R iril�'1 INDUS & TRADE SUPPLIES LTD. 9m Bring this ad with you and receive $10.00 towards any purchase over $100.00 (not including taxes) W s �Q a LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER • TWO LOCATIONS 7634 Woodbine Ave. 1543 Bayly St. MAIUKHAM PICKERING ; 477-5192 420-2448 Sales - Service - Accessories CLIP AND SAVE CIO- - • - - - - •JFK' - - - - - - - • - - - • - - . . . • . . . . . • • • f V • . . - . , s , , • , . , - , , 1. - PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 Pickering eyes task force on neighborhood safety PICKERING —The possible creation of a Safe Neighborhood Task Force for picker - I" will he discussed Rlundav ni,,2ht h\ Town Council. The proposal for the tornilition ,,I the task force was brought to Council by Ward 2 Rc-ional Councillor Doug Dickerson, in [tic wake of a community meeting in Sep- Icnihcr %e herr well over 100 residents shok�rd LIP to express their concerns about Politicians' raise sought FROM PAGE 1 dangerous statement;' he said of his salarn proposal in a later into. iew, but added bringing the issue out in the open is the right thing to do". He believes "outside professionals" should be commissioned to determine the appropriate salan, taking into consid- eration factors such a, the time required to do the fob and what councillors in other municipalities receive. A citizens' :ommittLe could have some input into .he final decision. In August of" 1995, Council voted to increase member',, salaries to 517,1 12. based on the recommendations of a 1993 citizens' task force on compensation f -or members of council. The increase was to go into effect at the expiration of the for- mer provincial NDP government"s 'social contract' this past spring, but was never implemented. Cour. Pistritto also maintained coun- cillors should be provided a total office budget to spend as they see fit instead of receiving predetermined allocations ns fox each expense such as communications and staff. "I'm obviously intelligent enough to get elected, so I'm intelligent enough to know the needs of my constituents and how to serve them." On the issue of the 1997 budget, Cour. Pistriuo told the meeting he would like to see more information in the draft budget presented by staff to councillors and the public, a move from a one-year to a five-year operating budget for the Town and more training for staff to help them prepare better budgets. He noted he was "frustrated" after four years of seeing budgets from staff which he considered to be "nothing more than wish lists". The councillor said afterward he would be pleased to see the Town at least moving to three-year operating budgets to provide vision and planning for the long-term. "I'm starting to hear it's a maybe this year. That's not acceptable." vandalism, safety problems and disruptive behavior by youths in neighborhood parks. As proposed, membership on the task force would include but not he limited to community leaders, student leaders, clergy, Fashion friends i n Pickering :;rade 1 students Siobhan Stew- art and Gregory Trusdale have ;orae fun on the runway during fashion show at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pick - ,?,:ng recently. Students and 'eachers modelled fashions pro- ded by Eaton's in Pickering ,w.r Centre. Funds raised by he show go to the school's fam- �- reading night which will be -leid during Education Week in 'he spring. photo by Andrew Iwanowski I've lost 2" in my hq)s and thighs, 1" from my waist, rm toning and f-irmmg the muscles in my anus e I and legs I'm dealing with stress better. I have confidcnoc rve never had before, and I'm having a great time Oh . and I'm leaminr to ��� (��beb�E86M6 / PMK',IC�EARINlY9o5�) BCW-S�oOso Goodwill's Certified NetWare Engineer course may be just what you're looking for. P law enforcement representatives, municipal staff and representatives of the Ajax -Picker- ing Social Development Council. It would be expected to report to Council within 90 days. 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It claims, for example. the judge erred in saying the City continued to have an interest in the Rossland Road courthouse and regional building. The judge ruled in Sep- temhcr that the City will get hack rent from Durham for use of the building dating back to 1988. the year Oshawa launched the suit. Oshawa had been hoping for rent dating hack to 1972. the year the courthouse was built. When the courthouse was built. Oshawa and the then - County of Ontario each (ft SI su s GRADE yAe EXPECTATIONS LEARNING CENTRES (KREADING V WRITING eSMDY SKILLS ettitATH Grade I to O A C - IndivldualiZed Program • Low Studer»/Teo&w, ratio - Complete Assessment 1885 Glenanna Rd. 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Fresh Honey Garlic ft �e $ 89 lb. �s Y LoW Prices! Boneless Sirloin Steaks USDA Select SAVE Ss.00 Ib. $ 89, 3 lb. Pax* -Ftp Schnitzels 41-329 lb. /"New & Impmve l^• London boils 199 $21b. , '&ds of Beef cot a %V"Wed $ 19 L 2 lb. 17% Ll"n "1 U 1Neats Pldf f& Plan d Hwy. •_ ir" 89 ' &�.- "The Meat People" oo; reiip ++tt •+ 1�Tow► Z3 lOt:atiOns iu O>atrlar% Wt4 PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 Editorials and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper publisfred Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.LIS 21-15 TLMO'IIII' J. %MTMF,R Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor-m-Cluef BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising rnanaM MNT HOUSTON. Managing Editor ALNIN BROLTWER, Retail advertising trtanager ABE FAKHOUR1E, Distribution manager General: (905) 683-5110 Clttmtied: (905) 683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117 FAX: (9051683-7363 EMail:Newsrcx)rn(adurrharnrmws.m On the Internet: httpJ/µvv durham- oews.net. The ,yews Advertiser is a unember of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board, Ontario Press Courrwal and OMMRI. The publisher reserves the right to classify or schise any advertisement, Credit for advertisement limited to space price ems occupies. It all 'ads' up If our local school boards are serious in looking for ways to raise money without raising taxes, they should look no fur- ther than their own school yards. Or more specifically, at those large yellow buses which drop kids oft- every morning and take them home after a day of learning. York Region's school board is the latest to jump at the idea of allowing advertising on school buses — approving the idea this week. The board will collect $1.5 million for the ads which will be closely scrutinized as to content. So what are our local school boards waiting for? The Durham Board of Education has just set up a committee to find ways of generating funds. However school bus advertis- ing is not on the public school board agenda in the near future. Though Durham separate board staff are said to be investigating the idea. In Northumberland-Clarington that board turned down the idea of school board advertising last March. Then, the board was told it could make S I 82,0(X) with S 100.000 going to the Province and the rest to the board — money which could be used for new programs, much needed equipment or to allevi- ate the burden on taxpayers. There is a line which should not be crossed in allowing advertising in schools, but this idea doesn't cross that line. The argument that the ads will somehow be bad for students does not hold water since the ads are geared to the adults who will be driving on the same roads as the buses. And to say the ads will be a safety hazard, distracting from the buses red flashing signals, is also not valid since local transit systems have allowed advertising on their buses for years. And any concern about the content of the ads is easily resolved by setting strict guidelines. lk hat would be wrong with an ad on the side of a school bus extolling the virtues of milk'? As the Tory government continues its fight on the debt, educators across this Province know they will be getting less money. It is our trustees' duty then, to look at alternatives and if private business wants to help pick up the financial slack, why not let them? .You said it... In response to last Sunday's column Can't please everybody regarding over a photo of a pro-life demonstration, our readers say: ♦ "You should apologize for what you said ♦ "I think it only indicates the type of mentality these right -to - lifers have. This was a complete overreaction to a very mild piece of fun poked at them. It demonstrates how anti -social and even dangerous these people are. They deserve to be ridiculed." ♦ Being a pro -lifer myself, I want to apologize that you were so berated by callers. Some people will picket anything...l think the heading was very cute. Thank you very much for putting it in the paper." ♦ "I thought your comments were correct. As a Christian and someone in support of the life chain, I thought everything you did was quite appropriate and well done... I was pleased that you even covered it because it seldom gets any coverage." v Letters to the editor Walking the line against the Harris government To the editor: Re: Days of Action. I walked the line. 1 spent much of last weekend on picket lines in front of the Legislature to appeal to my elect- ed representatives who are sup- posed to look out for the well- being of the citizens, for justice, compassion and human dignity. Mike Harris is unlikely to care as the Common Sense Revolution ("Stuff my friends' pockets with lots of cash from your tax dol- lars") does not include these val- ues; it is a business plan. A gov- ernment is supposed to be more than a business; it should be an entity that balances many aspects of life and its conflicts and attempts to apply collective, bal- anced reasoning to the problems - Many media reports have con- centrated on the disruptions and the inconveniences and the right to work. I was not impressed by one -scab who attempted to cross a line and complained about his 54 - per cent tax rate. He should have his right to work and not be inconvenienced by my right to protest. My right to life and med- ical treatment, the education of my children and grandchildren, and other aspects of our lives, should not be inconvenienced by his unbridled greed for money with no social conscience for the society he lives in and lives off. Others have complained that when the NDP was in power, the business community did not protest in the streets and disrupt those wishing to work. It would . . The Ajax -Pickering News ►raiser accepts letters to the editor. Jetfers should be typed or neatly d -written, 150 words. Each letter It be signed with a fust and last ±tttr two initials and a last name. 1*xJl dude a phone number for Mikioo The editor reserves the it °__ Copy for style, length and expressed in letters loot necies- be naive to think they supported the NDP government and did not attempt to undermine it in ways familiar to them. The business community did do the same thing, but through different means by using their power on Bay Street. A protest of maids, butlers and foot servants, driving their employers' BMWs in an organization called Greedy People for Harris blocking Queen's Park is not their way. The people of the Province use the street also, but in a different way, as that is their power and way of showing disapproval. The Harris Tories will not be re-elected, they know this and will loot the coffers before they leave; it's the business way they are used to. I have about $2.50 more a week to spend due to tax cuts, and it's hard not to go out on a shop- ping spree with this windfall. This is a little more than a day's pay, and I chose to spend this windfall in a day off expressing my feel- ings of disgust with the Harris regime. I was on the line from Thursday night to Friday after- noon and was on the street Saturday, and I will be in another city on another day in the near future. I have to struggle for what I believe in. Mike Duquette, - Pickering Blake Purdy Opinion fly Sicko on the loose There's a very smart, very strong, very street -wise youngster in our midst. He may still be alive today because he has some very good parents who have taught their child well. But, also out there is a very slick, very sick predator who is every parents worst nightmare. The smart, strong, street -wise Pickering boy was accosted last month by a pervert seemingly intent on kid- napping the youngster. Durham Regional Police reported this past week that a Frenchman's Bay Public School student walking home from class in the aftern(x)n of Oct. 7 was approached by a motorist in the Marksbury Avenue and Oklahoma Drive area. The: driver pulled up alongside the boy, rolled down his window and lied to the child that his parents were "in the hospital and dying". The Sicko told the youngster that he'd been asked to take the holy home. How would your child react? Out of loving concern for his parents, would he forget what you had told hien about staying away from strangers'? Ha -,in,, been taught to respect her elders. would she believe an adult who offered to take her to the comfort of her own home'? Many children might fall for the ruse. One didn't. One very bright and brave little boy who slammed the dri- ver's door shut and ran home to safety. A youngster less than half the age of Kristen French, the teen lured to the car of school girl killers Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka by a trick that was much less slick. The boy who eluded the abduction attempt in Pickering last month was wise beyond his years. His parents may well be the world's best parents. But, that is balanced by the fact that there's a creep out there who might still be lurking about the streets looking to prey on the most weak and defenceless among us. Anyone who would prey on a child's greatest fear — that his parents were dying -- has to be deranged and must be considered dangerous. His depravity may know no bounds. The depths to which he'll stoop may well be limitless. The scumbag is described as white with a medium build, short, wavy brown hair and a gold tooth. He was wearing a black T-shirt at the time. If you saw the incident or know who the lowlife is, call police at 579-1520 extension 2521. If you can't help the cops collar this kook, help your chil- dren avoid becoming his victim. Teach them well. Follow the lead of the fine, fortunate parents of the strong, street- wise boy who's still alive today. To comment on this column nfosourre calllnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108 On Easel Street,* Art auction aids' United Way AJAX-PICKERING -- Robert Bate- man, Trisha Romance, AJ. Casson and James Lumbers are just some of the artists' works you can expect to see at an upcoming auction for the United Way. Z Art Gallery is holding an art fair 10 and auction Sunday, Nov. 10 at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. A number of artisans and artists will I CORRECTION In trill, weak i Kma-t 11 jer effective Saturday. Ncvember 2nd, the following errors have ,x curred Page 5 - The Special 100th Edition Batman Figure CORRECT ADVERTISED PRICE Is S119.99 not $6 99 AS STATED. Page 8 - The 8mm Camcorder Tape has a $2.00 ,ebate (THIS IS WITH A PURCHASE OF 2 TAPES) The following Items DO NOT HAVE AN INSTANT REBATE AS INDICATED THEY HAVE MAIL IN COUPONS Polaroid One Step Camera with film, Binoculars and Sony 3 pk of T-120 Video Tapes Pale 11 - The Men's Coats advertised at $10-20 IS INCORRECT THEY SHOULD HAVE STATED SAVINGS OF $10 TO S20 - Page D - The Game Boy and Game Gear Games featured WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE Sega Saturn Core Systems CORRECT ADVERTISED PRICE IS $26999 NOT $332.99 AS STATED. Page 27 - The Shower Curtains CORRECT ADVERTISED PRICE IS $26 63 NOT $19 99 'JVe apologize for any Inconvenience this may 'leve caused. Kmart Canaria Llmrtpri also be at the show, including a folk artist, basket weaver and. stained glass artist. They will demonstrate their art and offer works for sale, with all pro- ceeds going to the United Way. 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S., AJAX NOv 17x1996 X Phone 619-3612 PAGE a -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3,19% Around Durham Region Fact finder appointed to guide talks between teachers, public board Professor to set out matters of dispute in contract negotiations .BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM -- A fact finder has been appointed to help contract negotiations between the Durham Board of Education and its 1,300 high school teachers. Prof. Gene Swimmer will meet with board negotiators and representatives of the Durham Chapter of Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF) on Nov. 18. After the meeting, the associ- ate professor of public adminis- tration at Carleton University in Ottawa will issue a report setting out which matters the two sides have agreed upon and which issues remain in dispute. Prof. Swimmer, who has degrees in industrial and labor relations and economics, may also make rec- ommendations for settlement. The board requested a fact finder be brought into negotia- tions after regular talks were held with teachers over several months, says Craig Burch, employee relations superinten- dent for the board. "The board is hopeful that a third party will help us success- fully negotiate a collective agreement." Under the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act, either side can request a third party be appointed. "It's an opportunity for both sides to present their sides to a third party," says Pat Jermey, president of the OSSTF in Durham. She reports serious negotiations between teachers and the board began in June, but some issues remain unsettled after several rounds of bargaining. Mr. Burch and Ms. Jermey say the board and teachers have agreed to a news blackout on issues during negotiations. Mr. Swimmer's report will be made public 15 days after it is released to teachers and the board unless a settlement is reached before then. If no settlement is reached after the fact finder's report is released, negotiations will con- tinue between teachers and the board. The last collective agreement expired Aug. 3I. Scout check 1st Claremont Scouts Tosh Tawata-Roy (left) and Kevin Palachik check and log mileage for Diane Exley, one of the par- ticipants in the Trivia Car Rally held Saturday, Oct. 26 by the Claremont Legion. A $500 grand prize was waiting for the top team, which could score points by answering questions from clues found on the course. photo by A.J. Groen SUNDAI', NOV 3 BOIVLING: The Oshawa and District Humane Societv holds its first-ever bowl-a- thon from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Plaza Bowl, 158-B Harwood Ave. S., in the Ajax Plaza $5 for three games with pledges, $7.50 for three games with no pledges. 433-2022 (Karin). MONDAY, NOV 4 AEROBICS: A one-hour aerobics class is held Mondays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cries., Ajax. Refreshments, social time. $3 per night. Proceeds to the church. 686-0258 (Catharine). PARKINSON: The Parkinson Foundation of Candor', Durham chapter, meets at 7:30 p.m. at SL Mark's United Church, Colborne and Cen- tre Sts., Whitby. Use south door entrance. All welcome. Guest speaker is counsellor Christine Devoy. 723-3183 or 1-800-565-3000. NURSERY SCHOOL: The Gingerbread Co- op Nursery School holds an open house for fall registration Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 to 11:30 am. at the West Shore Community Centre, on Bayly St, between Whites and Liv- erpool Rds., Pickering. 420-1627. SELF-DEFENCE: Nov. 4 is the deadline to register for a two-part course on the women's self-defence method Wen -Do being held on Nov. 9 and 16 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For femaks 12 years and up. The cost is $40.428- 3529 (Janet) for moire information. SENIORS: The Durham Ontario Senior Games annual meeting is at the Oshawa Senior CAtizen Centre, 43 John St., Oshawa, at I pm. Games participants urged to attend. All seniors welcome. Refreshments. 839-2428 (John Lester). S • The Durham chapter of Professional Secretaries International meets at 7 p.m. in the boardroom of the Dwham Region Planning Department, fourth floor of the Lang Tower in the Whitby Mall, corner of Hwy. 2 and Thickson Rd. Topic is public speaking. 427-5932 (Karen). TUESDAY, NOV. 5 WEIGHT LOSS: The Canadian Calorie Counters support group for men and women wanting to lose weight meets lbesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at Amberlea Presbyterian Church, Whites Rd and Strouds Lane, Pickering. $1.25 per week. 509-1168 (Sandi). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group holds its weekly meeting at 9:30 am. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centra. 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Long-distance swimmer Vicki Keith -Munro discusses Reach for Your Dreams. 619-0315 (Betty). AEROBICS: The Tuesday Morning Ladies Club meets Tuesdays at 9:15 am. at the Ajax Community Centre, Centennial Rd., for one hour of aerobics, followed by refreshments, crafts or speakers. $3 per week. All welcome. 686-0258 (Catharine). SPECIAL NEEDS: Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board's special edu- cation advisory committee holds a Storefront meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Catholic Edu- cation Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa, for people to learn more about community agencies with programs for children with spe- cial needs. 576-6150. PARENTS: The Parent Support Group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-488-5666 for information and location. TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kinston Rd, suite 224, Pickering. Toastmasters is an inter- national organization designed to promote speaking, listening and thinking skills. 831- 1855 (Len). LADIES SHIP: Aadies in Fel- lowship Evening is held from 7:30 to 9.30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., PickeringThe theme is Angels All Around. Guest speaker and singer is Pat Russell. $2 at the door Ceramic angels and kits will be avail- able for $2.50. Refreshments served All wel- come. 839-4621. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Fami- lies Association of Ajax/Pickering meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on the ground floor of the Up On Deck Sports Bar, 527 Westney Rd. S. (one kilometre south of Bayly St.), Ajax. The organization hosts dances, sports and lots of activities for kids. 683-6609 (Kathryn) or 665-1170 (Debbie). TOASTMASTERS: Ajax -Pickering Toast- masters meet Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ICs for people wanting to improve their communications skills, speech giving, listening and understanding, skills, oigmization abilities and presentations. 619-0647 or 509-1645. OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax -Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group meets the first Wednesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. This month, it meets in the Community Room of the Durham Regional Police station Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd., Ajax. The guest speaker is Dr. Heather MacDonald. All welcome. 683-3948or 420-9197. RUNNERS: The Pickering Running/Jogging Club meets Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. and Hwy. 2, for a half-hour, five -kilometre run. The club also runs on Sundays and Mondays. Call 509-2518 for times and locations. NURSES: The Durham Northumberland Chapter of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario meets at 7 p.m. at the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital, Conference Room 'B'. The topic is The Changing Job Market: From Employ- ment to Employability. All registered nurses and diploma nursing students welcome. 623- 9313 (Kathy Bruce). NURSERY SCHOOL: The Gingerbread Co- op Nursery School holds an open house for fall registration Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 to 11:30 am. at the West Shore Community Centre, on Bayly SL between Whites and Liv- erpool Rds., Pickering. 420-1627. THURSDAY, NOV. 7 ARMY CADETS: Pickering High School Army Cadets meet weekly from 6:45 to 9:30 p.m. in the north gym of the school, 180 Church St N., Ajax. Youths ages 12 to 18 can develop skills in leadership, marksmanship, citizenshtP• fieldauft, first aid. 686-9870. NAZVRALISI'S: Pickering Naturalists hold their monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Public Library, Rougemount Dr and Hwy. 2. Speaker Dave Brewer discusses bird hand- ing and how far birds travel when they migrate. 427-1655 (Dale Hoy). DEPRESSION: The COPE Mental Health Program of Ajax -Pickering holds a new week- ly support group for people dealing with depression- For time and location, call 686- 3248 (Christine). FRIDAY, NOV. 8 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at the Bay - fair Baptist Church, Kingston Rd. east of 'Whites Rd., Pickering. The group meets week- ly and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. 428-9431 evenings. DOLPHINS DANCE: The Ajax-Pickenng Dolphins Football Club hosts an end -of -season dance at 8 p.m. at Papps Restaurant (lower level), corner of Brock and Kingston Rds.. Pickering. Hot/cold buflet, prizes, crowns and anchors. Tickets $10 each; $18 per couple. 831-8634. SATURDAY, NOV. 9 READING CIRCLE: Pickering Reading Cir- cle, a program for children, meets weekly from 9:30 to 10:30 am. at Orchard Villa, 1955 Val- ley Farm Rd., Pickering. Join the program at any time. No charge. French-speaking adult volunteers are needed. 839-3037. BAZAAR: The Unity Village seniors hold a Christmas bazaar and tea room from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 120 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Vil- lage. 427-5247. BAZAAR: A Snowflake Bazaar is held from I 1 am. to 2 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N. Aprons, bake table, crafts, doll clothes, white elephant, kids' sur- prise table, pie table, lunch room ($4) and Looney Lunch for kids. 839-6438. PO'T'TERY: The Durham Potters' Guild holds its seventh annual Christmas Pottery Show and Sale from 10 am. to 6 p.m. at the Ajax Kins- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr. north of Pickering Village. Sale also on Nov. 10 from 11:30 am. to 4 p.m. Free admission. 837-0181. DOLLS: The Greenwood Doll Show and Craft Sale is held from 10 am. to 4 p.m. at Greenwood United Church, 6th Conc., west of Westney Rd., Pickering. Antique and modern dolls. Christmas crafts and baking. Light lunch available. Admission $1 for adults, children free. 683-6217. BAZAAR: The Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club holds a Christmas bazaar from 10 am. to 3 P.M. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Crafts, home baking. 686- 1573. BAZAAR: St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd, Ajax, holds a Christmas bazaar from 10 am. to 2 p.m. Baking, crafts, flavored vinegars, knitting, spices, tea room. 683-6122. WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region hosts its monthly Durham Writers and Editors Breakfast Club meeting from 9 to 11 a.m. at Jackson's Touch of Class, 104 Con- sumers Dr., Whitby. $8 for members, $10 for others. Reservations only. 686-2085. CRIMESTOPPERS Public's aid sought in solving A • ax bank robber BY SGT. KEVIN SLANEY on foot and was last seen their name or testifyc m court. rt. Lim- , RIK- WA lm oms running east on Ritchie If you have any information DURHAM -- Crimestop- Avenue. _:regarding this heist, call Pers and Durham Regional :::The person sought in the Durham Regional Crime - Police need the public's help holdup is described as black, sto rs at 436-13477 1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 -PAGE 9 Christmas tale at Pickering church :solving a robbery In Ajax on mid -teens to early 20s, 5'10" 800 -222 -TIPS (8477). Crime - PICK}:R1NG -- Don't be a Aug. 30• to 6', with slender build and stoppers does not use call Scrooge. Around 9:30 a.m., a lone broad shoulders. display. Get into the Christmas spirit by male entered the National He was wearing a purple A re-enactment of this attending a presentation of Dickens' Bank of Canada at 110 hooded sweatshirt, dark crime will be shown on A Christmas Carol at Dunbarton- Rltchie Ave.Fairport ,::pants and white running CITY -TV Thursday, Nov. 7 United Church Sunday, Dec. ..Armed with a handgun, shoes. during the news at 6 p.m. } at 8 p.m. he approached the teller,Crimestoppers will pay a J The story will be presented as a demanded cash, gave her a cash reward for any infor- Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the dramatic ti reading. plastic bag and told her to fill mation leadingto an arrest police co-ordinator of For tickets, at S5, call 83rD -7271. �t in this incident. Durham Regional I)unharton-Fairport I'nited The suspect fled the bank Callers never have to give Crimestoppers. Church is at 1066 Dunharton Rd.. Just west of Dixie French education focus of meeting ❑ Provincial trends on agenda DI TRI IAM -- ('urrcnt provincial trends in Drench -as -a -first -language education will he discussed at an upcoming meeting. The Durham Board of Education's Comite cortsultabf do Ltnguc: fratrs:aisc (C.C.L.F.) will host the meeting Thurs- dty. Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at its adminis- trative centra at 4011 'l aunton Rd. E., Whitby. GtJ(,'st speaker is Serge Mcxisette of the Ministry of Education and "Graining. Rx more infcmtt<ttion call the hoard at 666-55(X). TOO RUST' TO TAKE CARE OF•1'OF'RSELF:' WE' HAVE THE So)LL'TION' PERMANENT ;MAKE-UP We Guarantee it' EVEBROWS Eyebrom,s are tilled in and shaped to the individual's liking. Any colour, nem allergic, results are very natural. EYELINING A natural line followine the underline hairs of the eyes. created under or ahove the eyes. LIP LINING & FULL LIPS Fantastic for incorrectly shaped lips and lips that bleed with lipstick. 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The Grand Opening of the new location at 981 Brock Rd. S. will feature fingerprinting identification, door prizes, refreshments and you can register for a free diagnostic assessment for your child which regularly costs $150. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthur will cut the ribbon to welcome the new centre which will be serving families in the Ajax, Pickering and Scarborough area. Sylvan Learning Centres is a network of neighbourhood education centres offering supplemental education services to students who want to de better in reading, math, writing, algebra and study skills. Sylvan has been providing quality educational services for more than 27 years and operates more than 600 franchised and company- owned educational centres in the United States, Canada, and in Asia. Sylvan sold its first Canadian franchise in 1985 and now has 51 centres across the country, including the Whitby location at the Kendalwood Park Plaza, which as teen open for f ve years. The Canadian corporate office is in Winnipeg Classes in P ckerng will be taught Mcnday to Thursday from 4 30 to 7 30 p m. and 9 a.m. to 12 Noon on Saturday They're available for students from kindergarten to OAC and adults. Children attend two -one hour sessions per week. There's a conference with the parents every 12 hours to discuss their child's progress. The centre also works closely with your child's teacher to see how their program is improving his or her performance. Instructors -- who are certified teachers -- work with no more than three students at a time so that children are guaranteed personal attention. Also, each Sylvan centre employs a qualified teacher as director of education. At the National Conference in Baltimore this year Whitby Director Lori Sokolow was named canadian Director of the year. She will also be the director at the Pickering location. For more information about Sylvan Learning Centre call Whitby (905) 404-1818 or Pickering (905) 839-9637. 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OWASHID CARRO'T'S _ S a F.r�. • 1 •[/����� � [� _ARGE 9 � C W V PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 V COMMUNITY Mentors allow youngsters to meet someone who `cares and listens' 0 Big Brothers program runs as pilot project in Durham public schools B1' KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING Mentors are common in the workplace, where a young employee looks to a more experienced co-worker for guidance. Now, the Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers Association has a mentor program for adults to help students from Grades 1 to 3. The pilot project is run in conjunction with the Durham Board of Education and involves the part-ipation of two public schools -- Sir John A. Macdonald in Picker- ing and Lord Durham in Ajax. While the mentor pro- gram is new to the Ajax-Pick- cring association, Big Broth- ers associations in other parts of Ontario and in the United States have mentor programs in place, Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers executive director Sharlene Melnike says. "They've had excellent feedback. The volunteers feel positive because they've done something for the community and it's not a big time com- mitment. It's one hour a week. " In fact, after being involved in the mentor pro- gram, some of the adult vol- unteers become full-fledged Big Brothers, Nis. Melnike reports. The program sees a mentor and a student meet for one hour a week on school property to share such activi- ties like going to the library to read together or building a snowman. "Just so the student knows someone cares and listens to them," Ms. Melnike notes student and mentor visit for one hour and have no contact between visits. "The way the program is set up, it's an opportunity to get involved without getting extensively involved with a child. The child could be from a two-parent home and this is additional support for them," Ms. Melnike says. Studies of the program in other areas show students' school habits improve and their self-esteem has "increased measurably. They found they had that constant role model they could rely on. Some don't have a constant role model," Mr. Turcotte says. If the program is success- ful, more schools will be added next year, Ms. Melnike says. "Our goal is to get it into as many schools and get as many mentors as needed," Mr. Turcotte says. Tire program is so popular in the United States, Mr. Tur- cotte reports that "Some towns have 800 to 900 men- tors. If any child wants a men- tor, they provide one. That's our goal down the road" "We encourage companies to allow their employees out for one hour to help a child," Ms. Melnike says. All mentors are screened and must clear poli re and medical background checks, Mr. Turcotte says. Mentors must be at least 18 years old and be willing to provide a one-hour commitment each week for the school year. Suitable candidates are "basi- cally anv male or female over 18 interested in children." School officials are also enthusiastic about the pro- gram, he says. "As soon as we mentioned the program, they said 'we've got this (child needing a mentor) and this Dr. David Sliwowicz mentors a student at Sir John A. Macdonald Public School in Pickering as principal Sil- via Peterson looks on. photo by Ron Pietroniro one . The Ajax -Pickering asso- "ney have lots of kids; ciation already has two men - we just need to get mentors," for applicants, including one Ms. Melnike says. who saw the program men - Mentors are matched with tioned in a Volunteer Corner a child with similar interests. listing in the Ajax -Pickering Tire parents of a student News Advertiser must give their approval Call the Ajax -Pickering before the child can be Big Brothers at 686-2! 71 for matched. more information. 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Everything was larger I was looking forward to some big and two periods, the Richard after Richard missed the last than life. wonderful things in the National. atom Panthers three games of the previous regular I was scheduled to be in the starting Hockey League. You'll have to read roared back in season after being suspended for a line-up. Boy, was I nervous. I wanted to next week to find out how things the- final frame brawl with Laycoe. The only award play so well. My mother had taken the unfold. to score three Rocket missed that year was the train in from Kingston. Mom and Aunt scoring title and here was Bernie Tillie were at the game. To make a long unanswered g g WINMLgoals to knot the beating him out. The fans never forgave story short, I took a regular shift, whPhDS Boom Boom. was a plus, but we lost and were ut stereWhen the presentations were carried out. WETOWARD YOUR Team captain out, Rocket came on the ice and got My Mom and Aunt Tillie met me after PAY1 VVa DEDUCTIBLE CWS Papalia something for finishing second to a the game and had two big bags of Plus you fired the tying great cheer and a standing ovation. cookie for me, which the players ate on WIPER OIL goal, with When Bernie came out for winning the the train back to Boston that night. BIADES ; RANGE assists to Brian 1955 NHL scoring championship he At the time, I was Boston's Golden Boy Call 837-7819 Campbell and got a standing boo. Toe -rubbers and - the organization's top prospect. The coda Richard Carey. programs were fired at him. I'm Bruns even traded a defencemen to INTERPROVIr.1CIAL Also scoring for thinking, I wonder if this stuff goes on make room for me on their roster. 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Lakeside P.S. 39. Stirling ,ountry Meet held recently at Lakeside P.S. IT Linda Heather Mann, Cheetahs. 4. McLeister, Lakeside PS. 'IF -AM: Tillium Trails in Raglan. Ledwidge, Cheetahs. 19. Caitlin Kristen Scott, Cheetahs. 5. 3. Cheetahs. A total of 260 competitors Saint, Gandatsetiagon PS. 24. Courtney Lumsden, Cheetahs. 9. Senior girls: individual: 1. om across the province from Krystal Bond, Claremont PS. 29. Holly Kelly, Cheetahs. 15. Iaura Alicia Kaye, Cheetahs. 13. Tern I club and school teams Tegan Hirst, Claremont P.S. 30. Watt, lakeside PS. 16. Christine Adams, Lakeside P.S. 14. Sarah ,ijoyed a challenging course. Elyse Marks, Claremont P.S. 32. Upton, Claremont P.S. 17. Davis, Lakeside PS. The Cheetahs, which Nicole Omland. Lakeside P.S. 33. Lindsay Polak. Lakeside P.S. 19. Senior boys: individual: 3. dude many members from Kelsey Hackensc:hmidt. Lakeside Melanie Patterson. Clammmt P.S. Peter Stefanovic, Cheetahs. 5. jax and Pickering, won five of Y.S. 34. Kaitlyn Somers. 21. Lucy Malarkey, Lakeside P.S. Andrew Bruce, Cheetahs. R. ght possible team titles and Claremont P.S. 35. Stephanie I'LAM: 1. Cheetahs. 3. Lakeside Spiros Tsiopoukrs, Cheetahs. 11. )sted some impressive indi- Brailey, Claremont P.S. 38. P.S. du;il results. Jon Burgess, Lakeside P.S. 14. Cheryel Ca ie. Lakeside PS. Atom boys: 6. Kiel I.ahelle. Chris Breurkes, Lakeside P.S. 16. Mite girls: individual: 1. 39. Amanda 'Ibeoret, lakeside Cheetahs. 8. Brendan Bowes, Mark PryjmaLakeside PS 17 arley Dart, Cheetahs. 2. Kadey P.S. TEAM: 1. Cheetahs. 4. Gandatsetiagon P.S. 9. Derek lievor Livingstone. Lakeside P.S. spec. Cheetahs. 3. Katie Ilott, Lakeside PS. 5. Claremont P.S. Bolingbroke, Cheetahs. 12. Mark 1R. William Ripat Lakeside P.S. uctahs. 9. Ashley Arruda Tyke treys: individual: 2. Duffied, Cheetahs. 13. Blake TEAM: I. Cheetahs. 2. lakeside Lk-eside Puhlic School 10. Willie MacAvelia, Cheetahs. 3. Gandatsetiagon . Freeman, Cheetahs 2R Brx 1e} PS ishel Sant. PS. Jamie Bruce.Cheetahs6. . Daniel :AM: I . Cheetahs. Naccarato, Cheetahs. 7. Kyle Whelan big star in Lone Mite boys: Individual: 7. Fran O'Brien, Cheetahs. 8. Bobby iopoulos, Cheetahs. 8. Robert Scott, Cheetahs. 1 1. Andrew Faric, _('ombe, Claremont P.S. 10. Cheetahs. 13. Andrew Dyment Stars' latest league win 'vera Deacon. Lakeside P.S. 12. Cheetahs. 16. Jacob Patte. ed Muir, Claremont PS. 14. Cheetahs. 21. Scott Hunt PICKF:RLN(i - 'IIIc Picketing Panther - ed Ione Star Cafe cid Harris, Lakeside P.S. 15. Cheetahs. 28. James Howard novice A hockey team kept its trxiefeated string alive after :radon Bond, Claremont P.S. 19. lakeside P.S. 31. Brett Murphy, cruising past Newrnarket 8-2 at the Don Beer Arena Wednesday itthew Clement lakeside PS. Lakeside PS. 36. Kyler Carson, nil. [ Travis Livingstone. Lakeside Cheetahs. 39. Jason Bond. The victory over N't-nArnarket was the Panther~" sixth win of 1. Matthew Stam. Lakeside Claremont P.S. 40. Dale the' seaxxi' ging their overall league record to 6-0-1. 32. Christopher Gartlan, Brusselers, Lakeside PS. 44. Tam Tom' hottest of the Pickering snipers on the night was Jeremy ;elide PS. 33. Parker Lowes, Whelan who conriecited for five goals. Bradley Vandt r tarren, Hill Claremont PS. 45. Shane _ rem xtt PSLremont . 3. lakeside P.S. 2 Patterson, Claremont PS. 49. Kyle Ryan A�gacks�n and Js were �n�Kra�rlow� �� ��� Kerr Mcl eister, Lakeside P.S. 50. Scott and Daniel Thrift with one a wh. ,Tyke girls: individual: 1. Van Vugt, Lakeside P.S. 53. Miro tntel Smith, Cheetahs. 2. Ste. Lakeside PS. 54. Peter Team members are Tayler Bum:N f, antwwr Antonucd Mark aline Bickerton. Cheetahs- 3. Van Corp. Claremont P.S. 57. CierLsalas. Kt %3n Hucalul: Ke v'in I fust y. Matitttw Mcg alltml, ;ten Varlet'. Cheetahs. 5. Sarah Justin Mohammed, lakeside P.S. Scott Wallis. Callum Wo(xls, Matthew Gallagher, Daniel -Thrift. Jeremy I.aughlin, Cheetahs. 6. Jillian 58. Chris laity. Lakeside P.S. 59. W Ito ]an Bradley �andc rstarren RyanJai ks(xl Jason 1frey. Cheetahs. 7. Alicia Ryan 76dish, Lakeside PS. 60. Krasnowski ar>tl Jason Kerr. :ua. Cheetahs. 8. Heidi Schell. ji nathan ()IenrooL I _ keside P.S. The learn is coached by Wayne I f ucsey, W Swed by Rot) ter Burns and I ry GeftskiTh as. e trainer is Al Iltxaluk. Mill Run Golf & Country Club invites all 1997 & 1998 BRIDES & GROOMS r I ' BRIDAL OPEN HOUSE Sunday November 10, 1996 From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We have a gorgeous country setting, with ceremonies available in our award winning gardens. We offer an ALL INCLUSIVE WEDDING PACKAGE, TAKES ALL YOUR WORRIES AWAY! Prime dates still available: For an appointment call Sandy (905)852-6212 or 1-800-465-8633 ext. 6 NWIL GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB "WSDR .,., ., . r!R►�11.11r�• > ...•..', .1 :7 I __ _. �" KOO.lIOTOM 110 1 -f - 33 1wr, �yt - ,s,._ .,., ., . r!R►�11.11r�• > ...•..', .1 IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INFTIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKER14G WHITai WON 1550 gNGSTON R0. 40 LONG ST. WEST !SLATE 2101 ,�� KENT ST (SUITE 2^%! 839-8981 839.8981 839-8981. Chartered Financial Planner Jarnes Schofield, B.A.. (..F.P.. Branch Mgr. • �!utual Funds. GIC s -stocks, t4)nds. REIT PLANVEST • 1-;fc Insurant;(• Planning i-.tx & E.staic Planning • 1' )fcssumally ihrccted RRSP Programs , Consulting for Corporate Retirement Programs, Pensions & Group RRSP's Call for a FREE Consultation 9Efflijum 144 (Nd Kingston Rd, Suite 10 2nd FIr Internet: JAMES'- FI`PI \R.('(Nl Corner of Old Kingston Road & Elizabeth Street in Fickerinz %illage Please recycle this newspaper BURGER Zn 'Aftj aX KINGi(Bayly fs McKenzie)) invites you to support of Ajax - Pickering on Tuesday Nov. sth between 4:00 p.m. and q:oo p.m Prizes and Draw for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets for those who participate! 44 f -� Gat you' bu'gpAa worth and help the LITTLE BROTHERS in Your neighbourhood! / A *mw+ra9. or v,e sthonq sails a jMjW a Bq Br WWS ala Dart d Surger Keg s Commulay SW Screenwrifinal'g -, Seminar Leam the basic skills you need to write a movie script! December 1 n & 8th intensive 2 day course taught by a trained pro. at O'Leary's School of Drama 1550 Bayly St 122 0 Pickering 420-8129 .:Gail te:r t 1',tAday! , °°t of J)* . PAGQ8-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1996 Na -me Dropping in Ajax' ' and : by ke�th g�ingan Birthdays 30th birthday Weddin Birthda g y "Prehistoric, but not extinct" Rob Nappy" -50th! Aug. 3 was it special clay for Ebersbach reached another decade y wishes" '' Jenn Brown anti Rick Keel on Nov. 2 when he turned X10. His Keeler as went to Frank y says Rob they married family Kimball on rMi s at Dunbarton- is getting better 10Nov. 2. ``He '~ Fairport i lnit- all the time. I.oLs imay deny itor r, ed ('hunch. It of love from I .uy to hide it. was a heauti- y Christine and ::This leLs every- fur dayand Devin. The other man in the Ehers- know iL We everyone ' all waist to say wishes Jenn hath home. 14 e Devin. turned five on Oct. 16. Much happy hof -ten- �`�1 and Rick a 3ury to a real n`� love always from Mommy and g .. to _ . _ and {w Love from Iradd}'• a Y• happy life _ all the family. x�e to�gethcr.,,,< Wedding -- Birthday Birthday Me joy of the Powell household ' > is one. Melissa celebrated her first i (kt. 11 w 1s hi_ iLt� for -- birthday on Oct. 24 with best wish - a Kurt 11cKay as es from ;Mommy, Daddy. hig sister . % turned �- Emir, Grandma, Grandpa, }' s c y e n' Nanm and Po ppi Kurt it•' . i spy. birth= Birthday day w ilh +�t ,F } y lots oflove and kisses 4... -; f T r o Y were Mom.�'t�►`` j I "+�� �r _ -+ : < bounced happ:' Jesse ly into age tiye and Max. - -- _ , �,, - ' "R' on Oct. 25. "'We love ew a tril-� Caitlin McCrone turned eieht years old on (kt. 25. lion,", say - - 4 Birthday Hoping she had a great birthday were Mom, Dad, Chris Mommy and I and Caitlin's dogs Darcy and Angus. Daddy. It was a dream come true for Bar- Congratulations to Kara hie (formerly Keeler) and Lam - - tianders, who Keleher of Pickering as they mamcd' turned nine on Birthday _ . y� Birthday ,►„ _� on (ht. 5. Ii1t•ir bcaudful day was (kt. 11. -Happy y I shared with many family and frieneis. h i r t h d a y happy third -Oct. 26 was a vers spe- Their c'tlilclren Ricky. David. !Hiss'. _ Pwtkert>,►. Love I binhday wishes - `` tial day in the Clements Jenn,.. Holli aW Jinum heaped to our big sweet went out to 'bur - V..•. household. Adam. more rrlalce the day a special cele the nc'w- ` ' ie from Mom- beautiful Lind- commonly known as Curi- lyw'eds will ahvays cherish. a' ' m}, Jcel, Holli - N2% --Lou- on :, . a j _ ous George, celebrated his ..�� Doll} ;rod Uct. 1_. Love. :3` � � first birthcL• y. Wishing r._� • .,r` � Grandma: hugs and kisus --- r Adam all the best of wishes , Birthday from Mommy, Daddy and Allison. were Alegan, Alex, 1 Birthday - Mommy and Daddy . _ `f�'tr`�=1 A slugger et rebelled lits .e«�1th y Birthday birthday on I Oct. 23 was a special clay for a No%. 1. "beautiful little angel" with'a great Taylor Bai- Wedding Brendan big smile_ ley-Hopkias cel - D o v 1 e Ulyssa Cheryl ebrated her first �' ' Barbara and enjoyed a i Benedet cele- birthday on (kL _ George Price of h o w l i n g brated her first 25. Wishing her a Pickering Village party with j birthday with happy one Were-\ are pleased to friends. Mommy, love and best MoTM+ Daddy, announce the mar- «' 1appY birth- wishes from Grandad, Grama, Grandpa, her nage of their clay wishes M o m m y aunts. uncles and cousins. daughter Susan from Mom, Daddy, little ,7,, Patricia to Jason .i Dad and brother Jacob, Birthday LeClair, son of b r o t h e r Grandmas, Grandpas, her aunts,.2 who was one ' Dalton and Shawn. uncles and cousins. Nov. 2.1ts Rosanne LeClair our little troy Nickolous Valiagas. We of Midland on Sept 21. The newlyweds honeymooned �j� wish you so much joy. Happy birthday in the Haliburton Highlands and now reside in Midland. BirtiL�tLi{[ys and love from Morn Josie and Dad Nov. 3 is a big day for Billy - J i m In Y11 Chhtuo, as he turns nine years old. t Grandmother Ro ,� ,� aril Grard�- �•E'1' +W. 1794 Liverpool Road Nappy trout fishing and have awon- flier Barbari- a plCkerlII 831-5431 derful birthday," say Damien, Max- ult[► a $ ine and Dad. By the way, Maxine - n4 Great- THIS WEEKS CAKE wlnnEltS ARE: loft "Happy grandfather turned seven on Oct. 23. "�" DrTiatule our .7 1. Kara Sandus birthday. We love you dearly," say - f , y — 3. KM McKay Damien, Billy and Dad. j I aunts and _ ; Winners nay go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive AN&±]�„ —_ their FREE cake. (Please provide identification) PRIZE VALID UN 111. SAT. NOV. 9, 1996 �•�� Birthday?Send your special Occasion on to us for publication in our weekly Anniversary Name Dropping feature, Mail to: 130 Commercial Avenue, We ddin Ajax, Ont., L 1S 2H5 c% Keith Gilligan ` .'-Xr'-:'l�;96„c�",��t.. �. �V+•r �. 1 '.��jt2t.Yt! • . • , y's' .. 4 +e • .. .� fi THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 199&PAGE 19 eeK Make,� 0 it 0 T.ocele Free! RecluCtt 1 O 199 This year's theme, 'The Future is Rs - Make it Toxic Free', This year it will be extended for the month. Displays and NantMRe ER 4.- will focus on household hazardous waste products. Various draws will he at the Recreation Complex (including a special EMB pamphlets and fact sheets have been made available by the bin to collect plastic bottles, the recycling code # I & 2 on the NQV RCO (416-960-1025) to help promote alternative products as recycling logo), Civic Centre, Pickering Mall (Saturday only) well as appropriate management of chemical cleaners. and Super -Centre Two scheduled classes will view au t Typically during WRW, a theme for each day of the week show on composting at Rouge Hill Library. Two groups of For over a decade, Waste Reduction Week (WRW) in has proved to be a popular way for communities and students from environmental clubs will attend agarbage-less Ontario has been instrumental in raising awareness of the 1R5 businesses to organize activities: Monday -Reduction Day, plaza tour; Bakery Plus, The Breadhouse Bakery, and the Reduce. Reuse, Recycle. This year, Novembe 4-10. marks the Tuesday - Composting Day, Wednesday - Zero Garbage Day, Austrian Bakery & Deli are offeringspecially Recycling Council of Ontario's (RCO) 12th annual Waste Thursday - Conservation Uay, Friday - Exchange or Reuse cookies: The Beer Store at Whites Rd. w II host`�its annurated al Reduction Week (WRW) The purpose is to encourage people Day. Saturday -Community Clean-up Day. bottle cap guess for a prize Some stores will give awav to take responsibility for the environment by modifying their These are the events that are happening in Pickering. The pencils to those customers who bring in their own bags. daily behavior to reflect the 1R5 'Mayor's Challenge' between Pickering and Ajax to see which Uunharton High School's environmental club is promoting municipality will send the least residential wilto t land II. more recycling with a garbage -less lunch on Friday. in both towns, there will be a prize to the '� \\ residents who best fill their Blue Box and set out the least garbage Mobile Vacuum offers a dollar salue on any machine brought in dunng WRW; students • _ _((I� l will be touring Durham Region Recycling Centre, "' $10000 dinner posters will appear in coffee shops encouraging 11 I)(lh patrons to Lug -A -Mug and libraries will have ® �- Gift Certificate to displays. For Ajax display locations and activities'call Lord Byrons lapin Olenroot at 696--1727 Restaurant or win a composter DRAW Nov. 8,1995 What's '� 11 Wrong with this picture 4 Environmentally? �t For the 12th Annual Waste Reduction Week, can you find 12 things environmentally wrong with this picture? Circle the problem and drop off or mail to the News Advertiser, Postmarked no later than November 15, to be eligible for a composter in a draw. WE BUY AND SELL ALL ITEMS RELATED TO CHILDREN Cbme to buy. come to sell. That's apparel (newbo" size 14). footwear the whole Once Upon A Child* idea: and more. So when you buy from us, we buy. sell and trade both new and you'll get terrific deals, and when used children's items so we can you sell to us, we'll pay provide exceptional values Limmediatdly for items for people like you On accepted. Join the fun. things like toys,books. Your kids will love games. Puzzles, cribs, you for it, and playpens. carseats. �j(j what's more strollers, lamps, important bedding, �'� than that! up" a Ws Kilo'Skd rift PxvlwW Eapartanca"' :TORE HOUR& MorWW-Fritlay:10 a.rn.4 am. 75 Bayly St. W., Ajax SiYttt W: l0a.m.a pm. Just west of He St Wq:12 pri.�4 prtt ® ( rwood), 4274194 r A 9 ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES ►� As a responsible corporate citizen. General Motors is dedicated to protecting human health. natural resources and the global environment This lcolication reaches further than compliance with the law to encompass the integration of sound -n,,ironmcntal practices into our business decisions The following environra-ntal principles provide guidance to General Motors personnel worldwide in the conduct of duly business practices. I We are committed to actions to restore and �r preserve the environment We arc committed to reducing waste and pollutants, conserving resources and recycling matenals at cvei) stage of the pnxluct life s vele / CJ I We will continue to participate actively in educating the public regarding cmironmental conscmation I 4 We will continue to vigorou.ly pursue ncc development and implementation of technologics for minimizing pollutant crntssions 5We will continue to work wvm with all goemcnlal ,N entities for the development of tcchnicalls sound and financially responsible emironmenial law. 1 � and regulations r K 6 We will continually assrss the impact of our plants and products on the environment and the communities in which we live and operate with a goal of continuous improvement THE REDUCTION OF WASTE FROM ALL FACETS OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA'S OPERATIONS IS RECOGNIZED AS AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF ITS ENVIRONMENTAL pROGRAM. GM OF CANADA HAS, FOR MJUW YEARS, OBSERVED THE THREE "R'S" ** REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE ** AND HAS ALSO INCLUDED A FOURTH "R" ** RECOVERY ** PAGE 20 -TM NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3,19% a' 2 for CLASSIFIEDS 4 U Buy one O week, fr get th(905) e 2nd ees Call 8 a.m_ to 8 P_m_ Call us for TORONTO Monday to Friday details LINE 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday 798-7672 or tax your ad APwN. to Articlh Fw (905) 579-2238 Ei•1- •nA v�Mclw F a �"' �'" GARAGE SALES BERTH lVOTgCES otrily 53�+t�ST t'� (_� I�wfAnnou nca yougr baby's rival And IaCa1Va a 11 CBrtlllC AtB antitM1ng ycxr to $25 worth, 4�T7 of quAlrty by products. ' Careers' ' Careers ' ' CareersM:::Ca:reers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers t ' Careers frinj Careers TORONTO-] AAACMA I In advance of the start-up of their new St. Thomas facility. Formet industries is M 0 *_JMN:D� Helping Y-09—Build a Better Life 2 NEW COURSES STARTING NOV. IS AT THE OSHAWA CAMPUS OSHAWA CENTRE 1 nese iwo courses are not governed by the Private Vocational Schools Act. Phone today to find out if you qualify. Accounting and Computers Business Administration business i Computer Applications Covaputer Support Specialist Network i conMrwnicstions Coraputer ming M.C.SJL computer Application, executive Secretary Laval Admin Assistant Medical Office Assistant llo•el i Restaurant Operations bar A beverage Managetrnent Trawl and Tourism Dental elraieside Assistant Dental Receptionist Some Courses O"Wit o In osnar® or. . -P�aN—A 51 �Slq•re••lws Positions -- -- ■ DISTRICT MANAGERS ■ STORE MANAGERS ■ MARKETING LIAISONS ■ HUMAN RESOURCES ■ MANAGERS IN TRAINING (Mfg ■ SALES REPRESENTATIVES - ■ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ■ DISTAEUTION STAFF ■ CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESOJTATNES ■ PRODUCT MERCFIAND ■ CAR AUDIO SPECIALISTS ■ CORPORATE SALES REPS PICKERING 420-1344 Over 2bB FIT 8 Prr positions in • Toronto • Scarborough • Oshawa • Mississauga • Oakville • Markham • Barrie Ajax Whey • Newmarket A Fair Enterprise Corporation Magna International Inc. is a leading global supplier of automotive systems and components. Magna's Fair Enterprise philosophy is based Or? a Corporate Constitution which predetermines how profits will be shared between employees, management and investors, and an Employee's Charter of Rights which Outlined our commitment to fairness and concern for people. Formet is a totally smoke free work environment. building a technical team that will be involved in the launch of this new manufacturing and assembly plant. We are recruiting for the following: • Assembly/Process Engineers • Tool and Die Makers • Industrial Millwrights • Industrial Electricians • C.M.M. Operators • Electrical Controls Technicians • O.A. Supervisors • Metallurgists Formet will be a fast paced, highly automated production environment. We are seeking individuals with experience. or a desire to learn robotics and automation. Please refer to desired position. Deadline for applications is November 15, 1996. Respond in confidence, by mail or e- mail to: Resumes previously sent to CONTACT Magna International, or Contact IR stls UN)l k(l, I.KI it P Human Resource Group are Attn: Formet Hiring Team 150 Du Merin Avenue being considered for these new Suite 604 Richmond Court opportunities- London, Ontario N6A SN6 E-mail: contactOwwwdc.com 0agna International and Contact Human Resource Group are equal opportunity employers. It's the people that make the difference' Formet is pleased to announce that Contact Human Resource Group is now our partner in all recruitment until the launch of their new St. Thomas facility. IM, Careers yy�...I 011111 %am, %V. -7th llaabi/.a Rli� SitirS iftflWl__ MIN TEM Our goal 110slores Go 3.900 St a sines "M people t9977 s re 178 POOP*20 pook 1991 Deo* 98,5 �.■ Representatives from Personnel and Operations Management will be present to meet you, give you further information and answer your ques- tions. We urge you to come on Thurs., Nov. 7th, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Travelodge Hotel, 55 Hallcrown Place, Scarborough (401 and Victoria Park). Resumes required. Out of town applicants please fax your resume to (905) 501-8109 CUSTOMER RESPONSE CENTRE REPRESENTATIVES Customer satisfaction is tour motivation. lour excellent communication skills and ability to interact with customers allow you r(I .answer queries, process activa- tions and service changes, as Weil as present solutions in a fast -paced, national call centre. Nou are a college or university graduate with equivalent experience in a computerized call centre environment. Bilingualism !French or Cantonese) is ideal. Some shift work may also be required. To apply, please fax your resume in confidence to: Human Resources, PageMart Canada Limited, (416) 758-5902 Need more information? Visit our web site at: www-pagemart.ca PageMarrt Wireless Id1r4rlfy 114th Tits lest lit MlstaEe . We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be Contacted • • Its COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/CNE NETWORK ADMINISTRATION MICROSOFT OFFICE 0 WINDOWSO WORD 0 EXCEL ACCESS0 POWERPOINT DAY AND EVENING DIPLOMA PROGRAMS AVAILABLE SMALL CLASSES D EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS DIAMOND INSTITUTE Of Business and Computer Technology Training Facilities in: Ajax, Markham and Mississauga �Nkilil Call Us At (M) 427.1922 Financial Assistma May Be Available to Those Who Qualify SALES MERCHANDISER 'rogue Brassiere, the leader of Canada's -!,mate apparel Industry has an Immediate opening for a Sales Merchandiser for the Toronto region. The Ideal candidate will gave reliable transportation and be avail. aole to work 40 hours per week with our Sales Representative, performing house- keeping, shelf stocking, Inventory counting and creative display/merchandising. Send detailed resume to Mr. M. Galberg Vogue Brassiere Inc. 34 Murray Avenue Agincourt Ontario MIS 2A2 EM Careers UE Ge=l CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN .26 wk. Floristry a Business Pro- gram; .12 wk. intensive 3. Phase Program; .3 wk. Pro- fesslonal course: In-home video; .Beginners Program. Part-time/full time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Financial as. sistanoa may be availade. 905-436-7746. INTERNET - www.dtahartntak.corN6or. aLschod. e-mail - schoolof Ilaraldasgn Ospeadlirle.ca RAW MATERIAL planner, purchasingryrnwMory/ven- dor nrtee{g�ookation -patience, P.M.A.CJC.A.P.I.C. certifi- cation. Fax nuurne to: In. 9W MacDo ll. Interim Personnel. (905837.0627 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. Al HELP NEEDED, Ex. perienced telamaAwlers wanted for busy Ajax dstri- bution centre. No selling involved. Booking appoint- ments kx sales stall. Eam uP to S10/hr. call now 427 - SELL IT CALL F 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 We are by far The 01 Distributor of flyers in our area. Have your flyers defivred. . ll 683-5110 : .. I �.. &P:"�I any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The 1`1 any deeds ete �( News Advertiser U „ ' -�a3Wi. t{�i�'14'te. j,BT. �"�. ♦ M - ♦ ♦ '' A {F �. , ♦ s. r .y"id1 M ♦ 9 .r >�MI '�r1�.V�'t1.•'i. �N Careers THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 -PAGE 21 toll]careers ' Careers1 1 Careers 11 careers 1 1 Careers1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers IF YOU'RE SERIOUS ABOUT GETTING YOUR CAREER GOING THEN WE ARE SERIOUS ABOUT TRAINING YOU n order to survive in a job market that is constantly hanging you need skills that are in constant demand. 'DI College of' Business & Technology has been roviding high end technical training for over 25 years to iccessful individuals right across Canada. her the summer months of 1996 local hoards of ducation, large data processing firms and the aerospace 3dustry have hired our graduates. The hands-on iinulated work environment prepares graduates and add alue to their employer from day one. quick look through our campus will show why raduates of CDI College of Business & Technology are ,c hnically prepared for the job market. Or an interview or a tour of our newly expanded campus 1lntact Yvonne Donnelly or Raffaela Thickett. COL rnur r.r of BuslNEss & TFCfiIvOtOGY ., roto.. GerHef I 1 General P Help ADAMS SERVICES requires 30 CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FuIVPart time Call Randy 430-2204 ' General Help APPOINTMENT boo•ers wanted, rip selling r Vdved, full and part time available Experience pre - lerred. Full tratrwng prand- ed. Hourly wages plus bo- nuses. Povi ve and enthu- s,asoc wxbwduals only For mlerv,ew Call Cheryl at 428 -tot o BANKING TELLER, cus for -,ell ,e ,,ce one�ted Re- gwred mmedat" Fax re- sume to (905) 433-1162 w... r vu nine. part rime reouired Fix resume 905; 433-1162 3Nil T In less than a year, you ran have the skills being sought in the workplace: • Network Specialist • Computerized Accounting • LAN Administration • Office Administration • Computer Programmer • Office Assistant • Programmer Analyst • Word Processing • Financial assistance available for those who qualify • Individualized, hands-on adult learning environment • Targeted job search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS 434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) 0] 191 General m General General ' Help Help l Help 'SHOPPERS t=mRUG MART Pickering Town Centre Requires Experienced Part time • Cosmetician • Cashiers Apply with resume in person. Multimedia Development Mutfimedia combines graphics, anmaton. sound. miieoo. and taxi to educate and present information in new and excimg ways General Help PART TIME GENERAL MAINTENANCE PERSON REOUIRED - OSHAWA AREA. Countertop, flooring, pnnting, minor plumbing and repairs. Send resumes to: File 09708 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontano UH 71.5 IM General JE General Help Help BAYFAIR DAYCARE If you are an energetic. efficient student then we have the position for you(over 18+). Hours 2:45 to 6: Oa pm.Please send resumes to Bayfair Daycare ,817 Kingston Rd E. Pickering, LIV 2R2 GENERAL HELP 12 positions available now in all areas of OshawaCompany. Pay varies with I position 8 responsibility, Call Roxanne 721-0299. LeeOwl Irripr°vements FM11Improl 'lift M111111"011iefflen s • n Painting is • Moving & . House • Snow • 1 "�^'• Semi Decorating • / • • Business _ 9 Storage • Cleaning • Removal • s.r.,;,... BUDGET NOME DQROVZhCE TS Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks. ceramic Wing & counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. Cal Mario (905) 6194663. cel (416) 5604663 C A R Mtlnhnanp kv repasts and leno- inls sledii", Ourw cera* GIBS. carperl- From small repairs ki it IfIrwalals. I* anlesd, tree es6- Is. (W 432-ti131 Ilill9PUS GARAGE DOORS, lstaill), FFIIX BROKEN PRI Sales ser,fice i3 oat". li"m proofing. hat ceramic sin he AN Vow itallpentry neaft Gia to"& 98esti'� itis -1612 EUROPEAN TLE SPECIALIST Will renovate your battl- room, or Iutchen ,raps. as well as Moor Dies Good references and satislac- bon guaranteed. For IMS sstimaws tap D. Drub• 725-4913 GARAGE Door/opener re- pairs broken springs, ca- bles. rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New doors/ openers, 416-336-0073. QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ES. GENERAL CARPEW TRY, free a arrut•s. !mule additions. basements, decks, trim work, door in- shaalion, baseboards, sheds, roti reprn. (906) 6142930 SM Jr. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. MC. n cuskim million, %waft srto- vabons, neo room and flaarrners apsrin or*L R••idwaial and com- R•von for over 15 ym Roe cora nteran. Car is" RENOVATIONS BY WJXAVER Addlians, second stories, finished bsmts., bath - mans, dads, the & wood floors. doors a windows, g" nleed and retable call wMhr (905)2145 RENOVATIONS INC. Qualify Home renovalons Site 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SHALL • Kitchens • Basements • windows • Doors • Balfroorns • Etc. 905-urr5211 So" Caa•trurfin 1 LId DAwn Region four 19 �Addriiom, sem, � doss, windows, reC-roorns, flagstone, tree esi- nums. 90667"Ti0 T.E. Han ImprwerrwKs. Sp—oizir9 in mofrg, sid- Mg. solGt •eves trough. window a doors. Please call Tom 579-3760, leave MGSSa9•- reeTIRFWdyintun Carpentry Household main- tenance, painting, yard work, no job too small - I do it all. Call Rick at (905)427-9999 bow Repairs a Maiwtonmwe Prolossional workinfianatiP By the tour or by proi•ot 1Ml► 905.931-79132 TMS PAINTING & DECOR interior 6 Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 i 1 • Moving & • DRYWALL and painting. tigt+p■t4t•xtunn% renovations and repairs. Sanaa jabs. 15 years ea - penance. Free •atimates, Serving Durham and our d Bolen r.a Kan 43.-4500. Painting, Wallpapeft New SO PApairilling old solcco, wainsoolfirg, milouk",wal bo&*jg, minor Nxiise- hold mpairs. Also F Pa *V- (�W� SUPFOK WAUAWfOG AND PANTING Free eslinnalles, rei dw&al, no job kio smell, exodent rales. Serving oudnam A region lot 10 years. Seniors dis- counts. Cal Jan 725-6764 AJAX Moving 9yswm full selrices, moves, ap- PWM and piano woma fists fpt rale or houly. we now have healed storage urns. Now oeering tree boats wM more. Palk and load special, silt" a< $99and up. Cal for jrtlot- 725-M or 427-M MOUNUM MOVING SYSTEMS wt Na nova arytm¢ Carerworto Padia9inp stodge and states eveieble. Senior a mid mote decades. Ft" carinate. M4)755 1 -888491 -SM MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free estirnales. sensors discount, shat no - lice moves. Appliances moved. also Mrage spaw available. Comparable tales. Cal 432-M MEN WITH LARGE TRLNM Will do household moves. residential. commercial. All types of moves. Call Cae1 or Jane 427-21!56. MOVING Hanes. Aparerunts, 01 - how Appliances and Piano Spenaksts. Senior and Mid-MoM ois- ti counts. Licensed, in - sued Fr.. Esernales. Excarmt sertlin. Car 436.7795. MAID SERVICE Maids fully bonded & insured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 Crag ttlbwre Holm dep.nd•d• nllgeil Bah•. ftottlet. .rid reiabl. G..rring kir aloes, apt, sit your hen• or toffee. Reta- Piano moving. sonde roma. Cant kir a Pad" waible� free •gkr•tion. 43z-7583 2 5 OUALIiY HOUSE- CtJ12AIrIrti pmahtr by 2 ladies, 10 yrs. erpenience, guaranteed satisfaechon. 1 c � b" iK*jd@ :nI''g stoles taws 8 baseboardas washed wdh no mope used endmore low CARM DISTALLA7Mars 25 yeelpenence, resaeodirg, our F D i N Dur"It, 967-17M w MI -IOW many Very rates will571--39N SERV E Complete & quality household cleaning weekly, bi-weekly, occasionally 10% off for Seniors Insured tic Bonded 9105.6194MM E04HPMFMr if4E/IITAL.S tA/in••r special on Bob -Cat Loader s, $900- per ae•ath few the sestet• Eaeloeod Heated Cabo awYabi•. For details tall 728-4606 SNOWPLOInM - Rest dentes A Commercial. For FREE ESTIMATES can 579-ISW • Party • Services MAGIC" down Inerdi ready b on - Main kill am age, any occasion. Whip^ pat. .100 s operrkgs hind raisers Mays shows are lurl help. M Test 7 or 693-1171 RAS= WANTS We= Do" Magic For Cfd&WS Perles And Al Occasions, Have My Own Mapdan. can Kruk 669-4932. SELL IT NOW CALL OR FAX x+663-7363 �< ALTERNATIVE LEGAL SERVICES we specialize n prpvid- iflg top Wau1y Tledtation and legal aavtsors Services include family, landlord and tenant wits and estates, personal Injury. termination of employment. mmtgra- bon. and business. P i R conaft" services (41q 265-M Don't Forget Aju % CIMMed Dept. iS Open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3.•00. To PLice Your Cimified Ad Please Cal( 683-0707 New Job Opportunities in this field for. ■ Authors. umahs. l hl ■ Teachers,, Trainers a rainers and Educators lrrmrm� - o+rrr. ■ Marlepng Professionals ■ whlc Artists. Animators, and Exoens in the Muptmedre geld from 4lustratn Carrpner.earrarg Centre and Trainng tve ■ P,o!ect Managers innovations• teach goes llow to sreale interactive Mulrwsa 3voicatlons 4401* . ElecYmnnc pib n,) 7 CWWer Sraphtcs R;b, ft -p. Photc Enhancrig Applications now being . Mrratcns and nlusirafms accepted for this training. } Videc & Sound Caolurrg '2' Mary Si. W Sure 3:A ovhrrby . On -`re' ielp System Call 668-9713 CST ;aver-Based-rairN Web page C-7 General Help PART TIME GENERAL MAINTENANCE PERSON REOUIRED - OSHAWA AREA. Countertop, flooring, pnnting, minor plumbing and repairs. Send resumes to: File 09708 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontano UH 71.5 IM General JE General Help Help BAYFAIR DAYCARE If you are an energetic. efficient student then we have the position for you(over 18+). Hours 2:45 to 6: Oa pm.Please send resumes to Bayfair Daycare ,817 Kingston Rd E. Pickering, LIV 2R2 GENERAL HELP 12 positions available now in all areas of OshawaCompany. Pay varies with I position 8 responsibility, Call Roxanne 721-0299. LeeOwl Irripr°vements FM11Improl 'lift M111111"011iefflen s • n Painting is • Moving & . House • Snow • 1 "�^'• Semi Decorating • / • • Business _ 9 Storage • Cleaning • Removal • s.r.,;,... BUDGET NOME DQROVZhCE TS Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks. ceramic Wing & counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. Cal Mario (905) 6194663. cel (416) 5604663 C A R Mtlnhnanp kv repasts and leno- inls sledii", Ourw cera* GIBS. carperl- From small repairs ki it IfIrwalals. I* anlesd, tree es6- Is. (W 432-ti131 Ilill9PUS GARAGE DOORS, lstaill), FFIIX BROKEN PRI Sales ser,fice i3 oat". li"m proofing. hat ceramic sin he AN Vow itallpentry neaft Gia to"& 98esti'� itis -1612 EUROPEAN TLE SPECIALIST Will renovate your battl- room, or Iutchen ,raps. as well as Moor Dies Good references and satislac- bon guaranteed. For IMS sstimaws tap D. Drub• 725-4913 GARAGE Door/opener re- pairs broken springs, ca- bles. rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New doors/ openers, 416-336-0073. QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ES. GENERAL CARPEW TRY, free a arrut•s. !mule additions. basements, decks, trim work, door in- shaalion, baseboards, sheds, roti reprn. (906) 6142930 SM Jr. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. MC. n cuskim million, %waft srto- vabons, neo room and flaarrners apsrin or*L R••idwaial and com- R•von for over 15 ym Roe cora nteran. Car is" RENOVATIONS BY WJXAVER Addlians, second stories, finished bsmts., bath - mans, dads, the & wood floors. doors a windows, g" nleed and retable call wMhr (905)2145 RENOVATIONS INC. Qualify Home renovalons Site 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SHALL • Kitchens • Basements • windows • Doors • Balfroorns • Etc. 905-urr5211 So" Caa•trurfin 1 LId DAwn Region four 19 �Addriiom, sem, � doss, windows, reC-roorns, flagstone, tree esi- nums. 90667"Ti0 T.E. Han ImprwerrwKs. Sp—oizir9 in mofrg, sid- Mg. solGt •eves trough. window a doors. Please call Tom 579-3760, leave MGSSa9•- reeTIRFWdyintun Carpentry Household main- tenance, painting, yard work, no job too small - I do it all. Call Rick at (905)427-9999 bow Repairs a Maiwtonmwe Prolossional workinfianatiP By the tour or by proi•ot 1Ml► 905.931-79132 TMS PAINTING & DECOR interior 6 Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 i 1 • Moving & • DRYWALL and painting. tigt+p■t4t•xtunn% renovations and repairs. Sanaa jabs. 15 years ea - penance. Free •atimates, Serving Durham and our d Bolen r.a Kan 43.-4500. Painting, Wallpapeft New SO PApairilling old solcco, wainsoolfirg, milouk",wal bo&*jg, minor Nxiise- hold mpairs. Also F Pa *V- (�W� SUPFOK WAUAWfOG AND PANTING Free eslinnalles, rei dw&al, no job kio smell, exodent rales. Serving oudnam A region lot 10 years. Seniors dis- counts. Cal Jan 725-6764 AJAX Moving 9yswm full selrices, moves, ap- PWM and piano woma fists fpt rale or houly. we now have healed storage urns. Now oeering tree boats wM more. Palk and load special, silt" a< $99and up. Cal for jrtlot- 725-M or 427-M MOUNUM MOVING SYSTEMS wt Na nova arytm¢ Carerworto Padia9inp stodge and states eveieble. Senior a mid mote decades. Ft" carinate. M4)755 1 -888491 -SM MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free estirnales. sensors discount, shat no - lice moves. Appliances moved. also Mrage spaw available. Comparable tales. Cal 432-M MEN WITH LARGE TRLNM Will do household moves. residential. commercial. All types of moves. Call Cae1 or Jane 427-21!56. MOVING Hanes. Aparerunts, 01 - how Appliances and Piano Spenaksts. Senior and Mid-MoM ois- ti counts. Licensed, in - sued Fr.. Esernales. Excarmt sertlin. Car 436.7795. MAID SERVICE Maids fully bonded & insured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 Crag ttlbwre Holm dep.nd•d• nllgeil Bah•. ftottlet. .rid reiabl. G..rring kir aloes, apt, sit your hen• or toffee. Reta- Piano moving. sonde roma. Cant kir a Pad" waible� free •gkr•tion. 43z-7583 2 5 OUALIiY HOUSE- CtJ12AIrIrti pmahtr by 2 ladies, 10 yrs. erpenience, guaranteed satisfaechon. 1 c � b" iK*jd@ :nI''g stoles taws 8 baseboardas washed wdh no mope used endmore low CARM DISTALLA7Mars 25 yeelpenence, resaeodirg, our F D i N Dur"It, 967-17M w MI -IOW many Very rates will571--39N SERV E Complete & quality household cleaning weekly, bi-weekly, occasionally 10% off for Seniors Insured tic Bonded 9105.6194MM E04HPMFMr if4E/IITAL.S tA/in••r special on Bob -Cat Loader s, $900- per ae•ath few the sestet• Eaeloeod Heated Cabo awYabi•. For details tall 728-4606 SNOWPLOInM - Rest dentes A Commercial. For FREE ESTIMATES can 579-ISW • Party • Services MAGIC" down Inerdi ready b on - Main kill am age, any occasion. Whip^ pat. .100 s operrkgs hind raisers Mays shows are lurl help. M Test 7 or 693-1171 RAS= WANTS We= Do" Magic For Cfd&WS Perles And Al Occasions, Have My Own Mapdan. can Kruk 669-4932. SELL IT NOW CALL OR FAX x+663-7363 �< ALTERNATIVE LEGAL SERVICES we specialize n prpvid- iflg top Wau1y Tledtation and legal aavtsors Services include family, landlord and tenant wits and estates, personal Injury. termination of employment. mmtgra- bon. and business. P i R conaft" services (41q 265-M Don't Forget Aju % CIMMed Dept. iS Open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3.•00. To PLice Your Cimified Ad Please Cal( 683-0707 • PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SITNDAV. NOVEMBER 3. 1996 IHelpm Help I ' General ' Help Sales He1pJ General General HoSpiWl Hospital ArticlesFM, Articles Help , Agent M edcaVDer al III I aYDelltal For Sale For Sale AJAX BASED company WANT TO BE YOUR OWN requires Licenced Plumber BOSS') studio s K o for service work. Commer- Part Time Health Care Worker Be�� Mobility We're looking for modern, 7cial05 and residential Can Living in H.S Pickering arca. Kcyuireexperi up-to-date hairstylists for 705-932-3772 H.C.A. or H.5.W_ Certificate, or related experi- chair rentals Please apply EXCELL COMMUNICATIONS 'n person ,or Dundas St W. Whitby or call 430- 9397. We are a fast paced, independently owned and operated Bell Mobility Dealership with stores in Oshawa, Whitby, Puckering, Toronto and St. Catharines. We are also Durham's largest cellular dealership and acknowledged leader. We are presently seeking qualified individuals to join our team in these positions: Store manager Assistant Store Manager Sales Associates (permanent full time Er part time) Christmas seasonal sales associates Outside Sales Representatives Mobile Phone Installer Technician If you are ambitious, possess excellent communication skills and are dedicated to customer service, we would like to meet you! Applicants should submit resume in person to Bell Mobility,/Excell at 843 King St. West (just West of Thornton) on Tues. Nov. 5 or Wed. Nov. 6 between 11:00am and fpm or at Bell Mobilitylbi ll in the Pickering Town Centre on Thurs. Nov 7 or Sat. Nov. 9 between 1110am and 7pm lie mvsdd like to thank all applicants, hOWcver mdy those selerted far an intertnew Will be conractrd, id On RecleadService Technician vKtons l Eglerx)i Ave arta trredil device company n roux ng for an xitav101W 10 fMMvita wliewkhaes and mo0ih equpeiere In the Toronto atm Good naecrk.rcr apoktdl gerfwa electronics bwwked" a good ttiveig record lend thong nlvwrwn.l Sal ere a must. ki0uftry > trs" willbe provided Please w resuaee to Mallow Speuelbes Inc at: (416)7S1-2716 BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS Must haw own vehi- cle. (4 cyl. small car ) Cash paid daily, Immediate positions available full part lime shifts. Commtment a must. Call 114 pm. only. 905686-3232 CLASSIFIED - CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers aleck Meir ad upon pubbcatbn as News Advertiser wilt not be responsible for more than one incorrect xnserlion and tkre shat be rw-kabikty for non-ensertion of any adirer- lisetnent. Lkib ity for er- rors in ads is I# Meed b the amount paid for the space OCCupying the error. An COPY is W401 to the ap- proval of managerttent of News Advertiser. DOYMIO'S PIRA now hiring part time delivery drivers. Must have own car. Paid cash nighty. Also hir- ing: part time pizza makers and phone staff, Appy at 1215 Bayly 831-0030 and 10 Harwood South 683- 8993. Earn SU7.oM week from oWnel Light assembly, clerical and sewing. (416) 812-6891: Code 6. Earn $2500/mo from home completing book surveys for publishers. (416) 812- 6892 ESCORT AGENCY :,pen,rg it Durhan- Reg,or ^..ring females 18 . Please :all Barbara. 905 57 e 8065 EXPERIENCED over. read 3:•r mecnanic Ex- ,enencecl m commercra+. -es'Oenbal 3 electrical Can +)5-433-0573__. EXPERIENCED telemar- Keters war!ec Options in- clude hourly and /Dr com- russrons Phone 579-2837 Ask for Kar Monday to Thursday, Saturday 5 a m - 2pm EXPERIENCED waitress warier full-time even,n9 position Also bus person required at Kathryn's Grill and Bar. 376 Kingston Rd Pickering. (Rouge Mount Plaza I we pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A. S. E. to Five Ste► Ertbrp '"s 1"I Liven" Rd, Suite 213 Piu s ft Ont, L1 v 6M3 GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW. Get settled before Chnstmas. Expenenced hair stylist. aesthebaan d nal tech. Salon dosed Sundays. Days 905-831- 8920, Evenings 905-472- 3105. HAIR STYLIST required for established Pickering Scarborough bordered sa- lon. Good salary plus com- missions. Excellent poten- tial. Call 416.284-0909, nights 831-8349. HAIRSTYLISTS required for busy salon, excellent benefits. and training pro- gram. For advanced hair cutting and coloring. Recent grads welcome. no clien- tele required. Call Valenti - no's 666-3805 Homeworkers Needed TO asser"e 0.t rr?Oucts ree Sumies Stan im- rnednadey Free details. Send S A S E tc GSE 117 105- Steeles Ave W North York Crit M2R 3X 1 JV55 AVAILABLE "r herd Over So -<x In to 'a+ Call 10 find cut merr ern- JOyme it in the Oshawa area or etsewhere ,r Cana - :a Loo- - 'ur»e' 1-90c. ='0 -JOBS (562718- /the . 99n avg call kerngth m, -S LOADER OPERATORS required to, snow rem -vin. :ar driers Over 2` -cut •int driving abstract la- bourers for snowsncvelhng -eeoed Long hours 430 - NEED MONEY'S ' -ed of ads cram s,^g something _r nothng� you know It won, happen. but maybe you don't have to do that much' Send SASE for into to 1121795 ONTARIO INC 271300 King St E Box '16 Oshawa Ontario L'H BJ4 ORGANIST requi•ec H you are a team player. sk,lls Include playing the organ piano, "board rn traditional morning wor- shiD. Plus exciting atterna- WANTED - 64 people to lose up to 30 lbs by New Years Doctor recommend- ed Ask How' Ton Free 1- 800-881-6782 HIRING NOW. 6 - 10 people for dnvng positions. No experience necessary. 'lexible hours, own vehicle 'equ'red C311 (905) 665- 9034 Monday - Friday I OttlCe Help ADMIN ASSISTANT - Red- :•e:: Fax •rsume to 905) 433 1 162 BILINGUAL (French) cus!ome- service and in- side sales positions avail- able Fax resume to Ingrid MacDougall Interim Per. sonnel. 1905? 837-0627 IF you are married, single sl^gee parent, separated o ^ vorced you may ouah I b F'nancra� Assistance CERT programs avail ace Quark Illustrator Photo Shop. Director Premier Access. Accpac, Autocad. C.. Vsual Basic. Jnix Novel, Engineer. Windows NT Small Talk. Power Point. Word. Excei. Duman^ Business Compur er College 427-3010 OFFICE MANAGER re- mqu�'ed m_ed,a!e � De- tailed, organized Fax re - sue 10 1905 433-1162 ' Saks Help ' Agents LADIES Earn SSS representing Aloette Cosmetics. Full time earnings in part time hours. Flexible hours, no investment, no de- livery, free training. Please call Rosemarie at 427-8021 RETAIL SALES -ec E needed Fax -esume to (905 433-'•52 IST TO 4TH YEAR ap- p'e^! ce piuTb,^, please fax resume to 721.0548 Classified Dept. open every MoD. to Fri. 8:00 a.m- - SAM P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0; 0, five evening program, we nave an opening available Skilled immediately Maii resumeIm to Kengsveew United Help ChuMn 505 Adelaide Ave E Oshawa LIG 2A4 An Terry Souch (days 668- 5893.eve 666-3077) OWNER OPERATORS Due to continuous growth TCEI requires Owner /Operator with late model equip. Clean driving record, con- tact: Stan Moms, 8.4, 14MO-3912- 1543. RELIABLE DRIVER with own snowplow and 4 x 4 truck needed for snow- plowing immediately, must have comnenial insurance or wiling to be commerdal- y insured for the Oshawa area. Call T.M.K. Snow- plowing between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at (905) 797- 2474 or leave message between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m at (905) 579-2885. SANTAS NEEDED for total mall. No experience required. WIII train. Must like children! November 16th -24th. (905)764-3821 1) a.m.-4 p.m. BIG RIG EXPRESS wants A -Z Driers , MUST HAVE minimum exp. of 2 years for mrd USA runs Home most weekends Call office bet- ween 8 and 5 Mon - Fri. 986-4691 FULL TIME Mechanical TPChneciar Kelly Atlantic Ltd. manufacturer Of nidus that equipment, seeking in- dividual with excellent Communication skills, good practical knowledge and 1- 2 years related experience. Also require good comput- er skills. including Auto- CAD, word processing and Spreadsheets The selected individual will be response hie for shop ICADI draw- ^gs. developing basic pro- duct 'fines, product literature and manuals. engsupport and general customer sery Ice Address qualified resumes to Michael Schirmer, at tax l905� 623- 6053 or mail ASAP to Kel- ley Atlantic Ltd. 314 Ben- nett Road. BCwmanville, ON LIC 3K5 No phone cans please Only nd,vidu- als selected for an internees we It be contacted r CHEF required for new ltaiear pe_taurant opening soca r. pshawa EKper,- ence necessary Fax re sume tc 905 404-2500 LOVINGNANNY 'or 4 year- cid ..w .-.y home Live out. Own car rbrooknn. Ashburn area 8a mol -6p m Energy. creativity. warmth, cuddles references re- quired (905 655 3504 MAINTENANCE MILL- WRIGHT 01 Mt Certificate, men 5 years exp in main. tenance in the repairs of motor, pumps, compressor, conveyors. Daghouses, ex Danwr furnaces and other ndustnal equipment Exp in design layout and fabn. .ration of process equip- -lent Please call the Ad- ministrative Edge a 905` 4365818 to arrange ar n- 'Pri ew, NORTH AMERICAN s -e. •_ Phi -r-pa',L!d, ,s~seeker; a nands-on Practical lyre Mechanical Engineering graduate to work ,r !herr manufacturing ,,a,! r Whitby Ontario Expe'eence n Autocad is esser•r,al Those interested CAD layoutsMeta( Fabri- cating Equip.ment and Plant Operations should reply with a resume and covering letter to Ron Wilson. Norm American Steel Equipment Co Ltd 300 Hopkins Street. Whelby. Ontario LIN 289 PURCHASER with hands or -achne buckling experience. for Plod -anufacturer of automa 'zed equipment tax re. sumo to 905-839- ;128 Hospital tledical Dental NURSES e1 Company, A' t^come 5 part time, 5 cull -lime Work from home Call 905-571-5063 Skilled Help FIREWOOD Seasoned firewood cut 8 split. maple. oak. beech Same day free delivery Ajax, Pickering, Whitby 683-0709 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood,. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned, cut and split. Honest measurement. Free delivery. Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246. SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood meed, pre cut or bell ken, delivery available, IV" E small bads. Limited time offer. call (905)430- 9013. WILSON'S FIREWOOD by the bush cord or lace cord. Cut, split and delty fired. Hardwood mixed. 905.432-7741. ' Bargain Corner S YRS. OLD. Beaumark wash _- itt��tlfxr FiMeelaneal •«Illy gr/ Atmalaitant iHpt a yt.1y.. of s sewn e: Wkeloe reipiraA sea• a ha thus SOMOUN Yat peakles h a flown but bmY eNhe. The ealeAl&p lege& to be r-Wf omveramw w ACCAPAC and be abs to post books to trw fishless. Iripsrbsn" irltl♦ pay - train ale/ bank rraledMotyle alae eg�alt+d PMOW saa 9088 s to Cale Tock 9ara'lesa Farr: ("�S.�q; MECHANICIMACHINIST can requires to maintain lualifications PrSc�cJ�rJ�il fr rir_ nr Mr O of pneumatics, AZ F/T Positions tonics and preventative n j n . cwnw^y their " leo uI it, a•«, nel J CYr-tty h -p -r --t ppi.rt- Riviel jr 5 LJ et up and - 29c - 39crmile -Pa d WeeKly hive shop equipment is an -2300 -3000 miles/week -Safety bonuses BABY Grand Piano. Kra- KENMORE white fridge 8 •P r to pen -Benefits stove. 7 years new. mint excellent condition. 56500 • Ile Release at U S borne' f� Original receipts 8 operat- Also City Work Available 1 low thieves tame i^ vour Mist Have' ' 7 2 years experience-Pol-ce clearance env. clean abstract -U S qualification S C Please Carl Direct Driver Personnel ,J r, window bars for as little as 905-571-2795 $2500 per window allows case bike $50, rider / exer- peace of mind even with riser 5150. stepper, $250. D LI�LI-3L�LJ�L�JLrk?f�LTLr3LJ�LTr O° On RecleadService Technician vKtons l Eglerx)i Ave arta trredil device company n roux ng for an xitav101W 10 fMMvita wliewkhaes and mo0ih equpeiere In the Toronto atm Good naecrk.rcr apoktdl gerfwa electronics bwwked" a good ttiveig record lend thong nlvwrwn.l Sal ere a must. ki0uftry > trs" willbe provided Please w resuaee to Mallow Speuelbes Inc at: (416)7S1-2716 BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS Must haw own vehi- cle. (4 cyl. small car ) Cash paid daily, Immediate positions available full part lime shifts. Commtment a must. Call 114 pm. only. 905686-3232 CLASSIFIED - CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers aleck Meir ad upon pubbcatbn as News Advertiser wilt not be responsible for more than one incorrect xnserlion and tkre shat be rw-kabikty for non-ensertion of any adirer- lisetnent. Lkib ity for er- rors in ads is I# Meed b the amount paid for the space OCCupying the error. An COPY is W401 to the ap- proval of managerttent of News Advertiser. DOYMIO'S PIRA now hiring part time delivery drivers. Must have own car. Paid cash nighty. Also hir- ing: part time pizza makers and phone staff, Appy at 1215 Bayly 831-0030 and 10 Harwood South 683- 8993. Earn SU7.oM week from oWnel Light assembly, clerical and sewing. (416) 812-6891: Code 6. Earn $2500/mo from home completing book surveys for publishers. (416) 812- 6892 ESCORT AGENCY :,pen,rg it Durhan- Reg,or ^..ring females 18 . Please :all Barbara. 905 57 e 8065 EXPERIENCED over. read 3:•r mecnanic Ex- ,enencecl m commercra+. -es'Oenbal 3 electrical Can +)5-433-0573__. EXPERIENCED telemar- Keters war!ec Options in- clude hourly and /Dr com- russrons Phone 579-2837 Ask for Kar Monday to Thursday, Saturday 5 a m - 2pm EXPERIENCED waitress warier full-time even,n9 position Also bus person required at Kathryn's Grill and Bar. 376 Kingston Rd Pickering. (Rouge Mount Plaza I we pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A. S. E. to Five Ste► Ertbrp '"s 1"I Liven" Rd, Suite 213 Piu s ft Ont, L1 v 6M3 GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW. Get settled before Chnstmas. Expenenced hair stylist. aesthebaan d nal tech. Salon dosed Sundays. Days 905-831- 8920, Evenings 905-472- 3105. HAIR STYLIST required for established Pickering Scarborough bordered sa- lon. Good salary plus com- missions. Excellent poten- tial. Call 416.284-0909, nights 831-8349. HAIRSTYLISTS required for busy salon, excellent benefits. and training pro- gram. For advanced hair cutting and coloring. Recent grads welcome. no clien- tele required. Call Valenti - no's 666-3805 Homeworkers Needed TO asser"e 0.t rr?Oucts ree Sumies Stan im- rnednadey Free details. Send S A S E tc GSE 117 105- Steeles Ave W North York Crit M2R 3X 1 JV55 AVAILABLE "r herd Over So -<x In to 'a+ Call 10 find cut merr ern- JOyme it in the Oshawa area or etsewhere ,r Cana - :a Loo- - 'ur»e' 1-90c. ='0 -JOBS (562718- /the . 99n avg call kerngth m, -S LOADER OPERATORS required to, snow rem -vin. :ar driers Over 2` -cut •int driving abstract la- bourers for snowsncvelhng -eeoed Long hours 430 - NEED MONEY'S ' -ed of ads cram s,^g something _r nothng� you know It won, happen. but maybe you don't have to do that much' Send SASE for into to 1121795 ONTARIO INC 271300 King St E Box '16 Oshawa Ontario L'H BJ4 ORGANIST requi•ec H you are a team player. sk,lls Include playing the organ piano, "board rn traditional morning wor- shiD. Plus exciting atterna- WANTED - 64 people to lose up to 30 lbs by New Years Doctor recommend- ed Ask How' Ton Free 1- 800-881-6782 HIRING NOW. 6 - 10 people for dnvng positions. No experience necessary. 'lexible hours, own vehicle 'equ'red C311 (905) 665- 9034 Monday - Friday I OttlCe Help ADMIN ASSISTANT - Red- :•e:: Fax •rsume to 905) 433 1 162 BILINGUAL (French) cus!ome- service and in- side sales positions avail- able Fax resume to Ingrid MacDougall Interim Per. sonnel. 1905? 837-0627 IF you are married, single sl^gee parent, separated o ^ vorced you may ouah I b F'nancra� Assistance CERT programs avail ace Quark Illustrator Photo Shop. Director Premier Access. Accpac, Autocad. C.. Vsual Basic. Jnix Novel, Engineer. Windows NT Small Talk. Power Point. Word. Excei. Duman^ Business Compur er College 427-3010 OFFICE MANAGER re- mqu�'ed m_ed,a!e � De- tailed, organized Fax re - sue 10 1905 433-1162 ' Saks Help ' Agents LADIES Earn SSS representing Aloette Cosmetics. Full time earnings in part time hours. Flexible hours, no investment, no de- livery, free training. Please call Rosemarie at 427-8021 RETAIL SALES -ec E needed Fax -esume to (905 433-'•52 IST TO 4TH YEAR ap- p'e^! ce piuTb,^, please fax resume to 721.0548 Classified Dept. open every MoD. to Fri. 8:00 a.m- - SAM P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0; 0, five evening program, we nave an opening available Skilled immediately Maii resumeIm to Kengsveew United Help ChuMn 505 Adelaide Ave E Oshawa LIG 2A4 An Terry Souch (days 668- 5893.eve 666-3077) OWNER OPERATORS Due to continuous growth TCEI requires Owner /Operator with late model equip. Clean driving record, con- tact: Stan Moms, 8.4, 14MO-3912- 1543. RELIABLE DRIVER with own snowplow and 4 x 4 truck needed for snow- plowing immediately, must have comnenial insurance or wiling to be commerdal- y insured for the Oshawa area. Call T.M.K. Snow- plowing between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at (905) 797- 2474 or leave message between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m at (905) 579-2885. SANTAS NEEDED for total mall. No experience required. WIII train. Must like children! November 16th -24th. (905)764-3821 1) a.m.-4 p.m. BIG RIG EXPRESS wants A -Z Driers , MUST HAVE minimum exp. of 2 years for mrd USA runs Home most weekends Call office bet- ween 8 and 5 Mon - Fri. 986-4691 FULL TIME Mechanical TPChneciar Kelly Atlantic Ltd. manufacturer Of nidus that equipment, seeking in- dividual with excellent Communication skills, good practical knowledge and 1- 2 years related experience. Also require good comput- er skills. including Auto- CAD, word processing and Spreadsheets The selected individual will be response hie for shop ICADI draw- ^gs. developing basic pro- duct 'fines, product literature and manuals. engsupport and general customer sery Ice Address qualified resumes to Michael Schirmer, at tax l905� 623- 6053 or mail ASAP to Kel- ley Atlantic Ltd. 314 Ben- nett Road. BCwmanville, ON LIC 3K5 No phone cans please Only nd,vidu- als selected for an internees we It be contacted r CHEF required for new ltaiear pe_taurant opening soca r. pshawa EKper,- ence necessary Fax re sume tc 905 404-2500 LOVINGNANNY 'or 4 year- cid ..w .-.y home Live out. Own car rbrooknn. Ashburn area 8a mol -6p m Energy. creativity. warmth, cuddles references re- quired (905 655 3504 MAINTENANCE MILL- WRIGHT 01 Mt Certificate, men 5 years exp in main. tenance in the repairs of motor, pumps, compressor, conveyors. Daghouses, ex Danwr furnaces and other ndustnal equipment Exp in design layout and fabn. .ration of process equip- -lent Please call the Ad- ministrative Edge a 905` 4365818 to arrange ar n- 'Pri ew, NORTH AMERICAN s -e. •_ Phi -r-pa',L!d, ,s~seeker; a nands-on Practical lyre Mechanical Engineering graduate to work ,r !herr manufacturing ,,a,! r Whitby Ontario Expe'eence n Autocad is esser•r,al Those interested CAD layoutsMeta( Fabri- cating Equip.ment and Plant Operations should reply with a resume and covering letter to Ron Wilson. Norm American Steel Equipment Co Ltd 300 Hopkins Street. Whelby. Ontario LIN 289 PURCHASER with hands or -achne buckling experience. for Plod -anufacturer of automa 'zed equipment tax re. sumo to 905-839- ;128 Hospital tledical Dental NURSES e1 Company, A' t^come 5 part time, 5 cull -lime Work from home Call 905-571-5063 Skilled Help FIREWOOD Seasoned firewood cut 8 split. maple. oak. beech Same day free delivery Ajax, Pickering, Whitby 683-0709 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood,. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned, cut and split. Honest measurement. Free delivery. Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246. SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood meed, pre cut or bell ken, delivery available, IV" E small bads. Limited time offer. call (905)430- 9013. WILSON'S FIREWOOD by the bush cord or lace cord. Cut, split and delty fired. Hardwood mixed. 905.432-7741. ' Bargain Corner S YRS. OLD. Beaumark wash _- itt��tlfxr FiMeelaneal •«Illy gr/ Atmalaitant iHpt a yt.1y.. of s sewn e: Wkeloe reipiraA sea• a ha thus SOMOUN Yat peakles h a flown but bmY eNhe. The ealeAl&p lege& to be r-Wf omveramw w ACCAPAC and be abs to post books to trw fishless. Iripsrbsn" irltl♦ pay - train ale/ bank rraledMotyle alae eg�alt+d PMOW saa 9088 s to Cale Tock 9ara'lesa Farr: ("�S.�q; MECHANICIMACHINIST can requires to maintain lualifications include a 4 .nowledge of pneumatics, Ireulics, electricity, some I tonics and preventative n mance dt repair. The ability et up and operate general hive shop equipment is an Fax resume to: (905W"176 ONFRE fti�a / � ence First Aid and C P.R. certificates. Valid driven licence and own vehicle a must. Interested parties please call Ms. 'K -ala it 905-576-2112 Mon -Fri, gam -spm. ' Daycare • Wanted EXPERIENCED CARE. GIVER OR ECE wanted for 6 month old. full time. start - ng Jan. Claremont area References. 905-649-2851 RITSON 8 TAUNTON area, part time non-smok- ing caregiver required. flexible evenings 8 days. in our home Maybe some Saturdays (3 children 7.4, 8 2 t'2 yrs old) Must be willing to be involved with the children References needed. S4.00ihr negoti- able Call Juhe 579-7373, Daycare • Available EXPERIENCED daycare in my Srrcke free home. large lender ,ard. with Playground. Cratts, break fast. lunch and snacks pro- vided All ages welcome Flexible hours Dune Finch Kim 420-2458 ' Employment Wanted EMPLOYMENT WANT- ' Articles ED ' •ed employees FOr Sale who don't give you their best" Try me' Honest, en- 1 10PC g room s. thusiastic male in Ms 20's Ile. 53000 I air Oondi6on@r, desire ate y seeking wok I S50 Kerosene neater, $10 have medical background Recovered massage/re- and am not afraid �' ^ard diner $100 2 cabinet h, - work and long hours I have Its, S'0/each 1 recently returned to Ontario single 10 be with my family Call SSO Night table 6 dresser Steve at 579-2998 $40 Assortment of chairs. 525/each Ladies' downhill EM=sK, set. $50 Microwave stand. 535 905-697-0302 1 TEAK ^WING ROOM e!-•)- 7navian style, tic. excellent condition 5750 Toshiba colour TV S'5 Multimedia 386-5C. computer 8meg ram. 540mb HD. modern, moni- tor. software $750 Two matching recliners S15C ea Rowng machine $too Futon r0idther-bed with oak 'lame S100 Solid oak desk $125 Call 905-433-0958 t Bargain Corner HEAVY duty G E electric dryer. good condition. $175 obo Steel driver/cargo partition with window. fits full-sized vans. $99. 427- 2593 KARATE gi for sale $50 00 (men's-largelthick). karate boots and gloves for sale S3000 call 905-427- 0736 MARINE Aquarium 100 gal tank. with complete filter system. 5400 fish extra $200 call 905 686-4580 MOFFATT dishwasher. gets cordtion. 5250. May !ag dishwasher good con Od,on 5250 576-9865. or 4322377 SOFABED Peach.+Cream/ Blue Double mattress Good condition 683-6436 STOVE sen cleaning 30 "' a ^fond, S90 837- 0082 TEAK QUEEN size bed ant, r.,-.. yawer dresser. 2 end tables, coffee table and amps 5400 Telephone 420-3984 ROKA LUMBER 8 FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 Xc X'2- Sb� ,iC 4'X8 x 16 S6500 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-2T7-3381 Evenings 905-434.6665 Free Delivery To 4& Oshawa Area 3Z ABSOLUTELY THE BEST . top quality hard- wood at low prices Free delivery. Serving Pickering, Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Can DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 APPLEWOOD, aged 12 year old, bush cord. $210 face cord. 580. dehv- ered.905-987-4563 FIREWOOD Quality sea- 50neO 16- split hardwood starting at $185/Cord Can eve 705-944-8801. 7 p m - 11pm FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ING at rock boron prices Snowboard and ski jackets, Pants. gloves and accesso- -,es. at up to 80'o. OFF reg- ..•ar retail prices. Quality named brand labels SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East. Osha- wa (just east of 5 Pants Mall) 905.725-3468 1965 7 PIECE DARK ill bedroom skate. Valueo at S50o0 asking $2300 obo 2 drawer an- tique Victorian dresser with mirror 5425 4 drawer (muslaChe handles) dress- er 5450 L -Shaped section- al sotabed $425. Solar sofa $325 Office chairs $35 /each Apt washer $95 2 black leather chairs $185. Fnage $175 2 single beds (new) $200. b $135 Dresser from $55. to $120 Table and chairs $125 2 matching antique parlor chairs $350. Odd chairs $30./ each. Entertainment unit $95. S10 truck cap $195. Many other items. Cal 905-697-3532. 1977 Yamaha DT 250 dirt- bike. good condition, two stroke oil inJecled, runs good, ready to go, $500 obo-905-985-6615. 1996 GM Astro Van rally wheels, new tires, 205X75815. 5500 for set d 4; Also S10 Short box hick Cap, $175. 725-3460 evenings and weekends. RESTAURANT ECIi MENT, 4 dr. beer fridge and draft machine with com- pressors. Tables, chairs, dishware and televisions. 404-8217. ng machine, excel- 4 Pirelli Tires, mag wheels, lent condition, $300. Tele- asking 5300, Hammond or - phone, leave message. gal, (electric) $450. 434- 831-6049 6257. CHESTERFIELD and ATLAS COPCO, 50 Hp. matching chair, Ilia new, rotary screw air compres- price $160. Cal 686-6511 socall Robert 905.619- LIQUIDATIONS Electronics - Sporting 40 - 75% OFF '-��o�u.nrna�vuccur. ts�� 1080 BROCK RD. S., UNIT 111 PICKERING (905)837-1281 BABY CRIB (Marina) JIG -SAW, 24' Delta, drill white $175 Grey kitchen press 8' Delta floor model, table with 4 chairs $350. table saw 20' x 28' floor Gorgeous Ivory dining room model 8' wide - extends to stone table with 6 chairs 20' x 48' micro fence, steel $1400 Good cond 905 topped table 24' x 48'. Vise 668-5025 after 6pm. 6', 668-4423, BABY Grand Piano. Kra- KENMORE white fridge 8 inch 8 Bach, Circa. 1903, stove. 7 years new. mint excellent condition. 56500 condition. Asking $1100. 905576-8975 Original receipts 8 operat- BURGLAR ALARMS al- ing manuals. 905 -571 - low thieves tame i^ vour 5617 after 6pm. home KEEP THEM OUT, Custom built steei security LADIES. 9's super diamant window bars for as little as figure skates. $300, exer $2500 per window allows case bike $50, rider / exer- peace of mind even with riser 5150. stepper, $250. windows open For a free 686-1598 after 6. estimate can (905 )428- 8429 LIGHT OAK dining room CARPET 3 rooms. $299. suite. traditional, table. 6 price 'rcludes 30 yards of chairs, complete hutch, ex - carpel. premium pad . and cellent condition Askinq installation Custom blinds 52.500 Telephone 579 also available at lowest 9870 after 6 p m prices Sal 905-4322750 Carpel Broker, 70014 GLASS showcases and N inn thick .cr Y - p stain re- display cabinets, negoh- vs;ant carpet For 3 rooms. able Filing cabinets - New only 5369 00 Price in- and used filing cabinets cludes 30 Sq yds carpet, from only $6999 while deluxe pad and installation quantities last Lateral cal), in your home Free quota. nets also available Quality tan in your home No in- rtew and used chairs from 'crest, no payment for one Only $1999 and up. Used '..II year. Daniel. 1-800- desks from $4999 and up. 217-Ot04 _ Xerox 1040 copier, does Carpet Mill OtSrtibutors, '2 months %0 payments, No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms (300agtt I installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials or, Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne 1.800- 663-6046 CARPETS lots or carpet. 100', ^.ylpr new Stain re- lease carpets On hand, I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet. pre- mium pad. expert installa- tion. fast delivery. 'tee esti- mates 130 yards Norman 6862314 COLLECTORS OF AN TIQUES Circa 182C 1860s. early Canadian pine and English furniture and collectables Estate lagged - private 905576- 8975 CLARINGTON COM- PUTER CLEARANCE CENTER Two great value Packages, goaded systems, systems :include 14. 28 Ni monitor, voice tax modem, CO rpm drive. sound cards. speakers Dos, and wind- ows. cant printer, 486 dx 133 $1.595 (taxes Included) Same system penbum 100 S1 995 85 Out the door prices, all taxes included Also lots of used systems in stock trom $149 enciucng monitor Clanngton Com- puter Clearance Center 697-3059 164 Baseline Rd Bowmareville DINING ROOM. Hall , bath chandeliers, ceiling fan. french door. Cate door, va- cuum cleaner, entertain- ment unit, desk, drapes. queen bed. call 725-9554 DRYER $100. Kenmore Washer $200 Large retng- erator $500. 24' new indge $500. Call 905-728-9759 or 905-985-4202. ENCLOSED TRAILER 14'X8'X6'6' high, 18' over- all Surge brakes, ramp soot, side man door $3800. 905-985-2306 Jim. EXECUTIVE Aony have moved sale. Desk. $65., custom made Russian l' loon drapes, black bed- room set $295 and many other articles kir sale. 723- 9725 FLORIDA and Bahamas vacation for sale, with cruise, total d 9 nights at redu(91)551721-8817 rice. Cal n n GISSAmD he e, 7 Pc' dl hutch. 4 chairs, 2 leaves, 1) over $7000 new, asking $2400.579-2979 GIBBARD Diningroon Suite: 10-0809 french pro- vincial, cherrywood; table with 6 chairs, hutch and server. $2300/o.b.o. Excel - len 2305 (Pot tpenry) (905)985- •it1�'I[tTrl. 31/Rer-iYl,. ,. swa�ar ave+ . ., o, aw'ti � Y 4. •. � . x ... .,.. �. •.. - .- reouLZicery enlargement, feecki 5500 Speedy Office Centre, 8 0800 Whitby OAKIPINE FURNITURE Why -civ 'etal pnces� Ore Of On!ano s c ell and lar gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic Eg solid oak 7 pc denting. room or 6 pc solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995. marry stain choices Tradional Woodworking 905-985-8774 OFFICE Furniture d Equip ort, desks. chairs store textures. IBM Conti ers, Macintosh Computers, Pool tables d accessories. used 4' x 8' $500 NEW from $1295. 905433-0067 or pager 476-507 9633 PIANO Mason d Rrsch. S140C Oval dining room !able 5250 Country style buffet 8 hutch, 5500 Mr crowave. $So Call 905- 576-2063 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back Ic school specials New and used pianos Not surer Rent 10 own., apt size, upright. grand. digital, key boards Clearance on all 1995 stock' Tefep Piano Works, 433-1491 QUEEN SIZE Ultramatic Adjustable Bed, with mas- sato,. $2700 Asking"'S800. ill lent condition Also, So - fated $100. 905-668-1367 SEARS Model 23,0008tu air conditioner, $200. Call 905-725-5182. SNEDMAN - Quality barn style Shed kit 8' X 9, SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax. Many other sizes and styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. For more inf). call 905-619-2093. STEPS APPUANCES 362 French Street. Almond a white fridges: frost -frees. $250 b up. Washers, $150 d up. Dryers. $175 8 up. Portable dishwashers, $200 6 up. Chest freazwrs, $175 8 up. White stove, $250. Apt. -size washers, $250 3 up- 6 month war. ranty- 905.432-7167. 19' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year. Rent to own for Only $8.25 may- Caw 905-571-1412 HITACHI 35• stereo tele- vision. Ultra black picture tube, Pic -in -Pic, High reso- lution. Rent -to -own from $15.60 weekly. Call 905- 571.1412 KENWOOD 200 wall Tower d Power 5 Disk CD, double cassette, tower Speakers, Rent -to -own from $7.25 weekly. Call 905- 571.1412 0 Articles For Sale SHARP 25' TV, VCR com- b nations. High resolution picture tube, front AIV Jacks, auto programming, universal remote control. Rent to own from $7.50oloo Can 905-571•-1412 USED HOT TUBS for sale 6 - 8 person tubs, ,olectncal suPPfies included. Paces range from $1,000 - Si 500 If Interested please -xi1 Joe at (905) 655-8332. Articles FTCR Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely, Pirchasing furniture or an- y!hing old. Scientific InStru- ,n zits. china, silver, adver- Tisng, toys, decoys. dolls, •n;lk tuttl@S. Collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, ; Brooklln FREE REMOVAL of un- wanted scrap metal, stoves. washers. cars, trucks or an- ything metal call 905-571- 5714 WANTED - Drningroo Sucre. solid wood, cherry mahogany, prefer tradibo ai or antique. table wt minimum 6 chairs. tuff and hutch, to be In gre condition. reasonably prt es Can 655-5807 WANTED mens size 1 jca.ie skates. goodGond .,on please Please c Cnns 985-1208 Compute !Internet NEA MUSIC; a -zine rttp 'www durham- news net'-aIC23ain- Jex him • Lost & • Found FOUND ginger cat, de clawed B•Ock Rd N.'Ross Land area Ow^af may con tact 427-9900 FOUND: La'ge log i Tum R;vars , Altona Rd area 905 509-28'6 6 ' PetsSuppljes/ Boarding PURE BRED -oicien Re- trnevei .;,pies Vet Checked. 1St shots. ready mod November For more into call 905-723-1725 ENGLISH springer span - 'el puts. 9 weeks old. Ist shots. CKC registered. males, $450 Call (905) 436-5047 GERMAN Sheppard. Free to good Home Pure bred male Neutered, two years old Prefers women Call 434 7184 ask for Sand HIMALAYAN KITTENS - ado'aole bundles of love. Seal and Blue Pants. Home raised. CC A Reg- stered. Shots 905-985- 9021 ROTTWEILER puppies. CKC Reg. all shots, de• wormed, tails d dewclaws Jone 5 Wks. 1 male - 3 fe- males. 404-0884, 571- 7662 BOA CONSTRICTOR For Sale Female, Very tame Beautiful markings. 55 Gallon tank. Heating Rack Included. $400 or B.O. Call 404.2226. LHASA APSO PUPS for sale. Non shedding. tion allergic, health guarantee, vet needled. HOU" tlain- Ing started. Payment Mmts available. (705) 796-3124. WE LOVE PUPPIESI DOGS, lunior,ser"of Pup - Py Program/basic obodi- enoe, our approach is gen tie. positive. Start Tues. Nov. 5th, Call Susanne (905)839-3407 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Purebred, black and tan. Veterinary checked. 1st shots. Males and females, Beautiful, healthy, well socialized, 5200. 2 year did adult shepherd $50. to loving home Call 905.263.1066. KITTENS with first booster, adult cats most sPade/neutered b fully - vaccinated. Many wonder- ful � also in need of lov- ing homes. Pet supplies & donations always welcome. Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905438- 8411. • ' Arts & Arts s Arts & Arts & Crafts • Crafts • Crafts • Crafts FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 182• Interme- diate Starting November11 formation call 576-3947 CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW \()1 1) S lu 10:(x) - `1: j30 I'Ort Ili} h Scl O(:I ILO R().,; til. Christmas taConnection CRAFT It's (:hri,imis 1111w igain nur rrl;uin+ (.RAI'1'[R` hast• been lettinj; III( -If 1111aginilmn run wr1(1 thin +vasm, to hnnt; )roil the FYI,, I heautihil and tlf il-itic KillVe'are t•ver' From the cvhullslral I,- tile othe "011111,1. there + something Ior evrryolir nn y,nir list (,ol an 1111-, ynild like to Irl'>Area suntlhers have cvrrvihing y,ni nc.t I Mike this a (:hn+trrlas to renlrnlher This Special Crafter•. section Is . r intendrrt to sh,iwra" ,,nr r•Ip)n s talent. as well as the suppliers Mho prrmde their inn lerlals PUBLICATION: Et+ r r ry other Wednesday beginning NOW, 6th 14 la•ertfo••). 1.1 ' Computer Computer Video I Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 all 6 ' Pets/Supplies/ 6 Pets/Supplies! Boarding Boarding r Len nnuur Dog Obedience h11 CLASSES ALL LEVELS Starting immediately Call John or Dianne at (905)438-1711 Automobiles Automobiles For Sale For Sale NEED A VEHICLE' 1987 . I. i Poor credit, Ne credit° " Bankrupt^ Call Tracie at $1' x as 's 579$2855 905-576'8170 or 1-888- 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 259.36731 can help( dr, 4 yi au•: A" tiR n ,�,h 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER. 'Muscle Ca, . good body. A-1 engine new tires -4c. Will trade for runabout With trailer 985-2191 1977 PONTIAC LEMANS. good working condition. as is $750 O B 0. can 438- 8403 1981 GMC. Rally ST window van, 350 auto As is Post track differential, 1969 Nova SS Hood an 400 Turbo Hydramall Transmission Call after 6 30 pm (705) 935-2085 1983 Cadillac Eldorado, 41 lire. ioaded. $2500 as Is O, $3000 certified Trade considered Call A! 725- 9378 or leave message 1983 Olds Cutlass. 305 engine 4 BBL. Goad tires, brakes Good winter car $750 Call 433-16 72 1983 TOYOTA SUPRA - good condition, needs a Id- le TLC to certify Will make allowance on price. Sug- gested retail $3.650 Try an offer. Kathy 905-571-6633 after 5 30 pm 1964 Camaro, engine and body in mint condition, electronic dash, stereo, must sell. $2195 obo. certi- fied, 655-4023 or 683- 7301. 1964 FIREBIRD. 6 cylin- der, auto with PS, PB, new battery. starter, exhaust and many new parts. $900 080 As is. Alter 6pm 728-1385. 1965 PLYMOUTH Carav- elle. 5.2L, Used everyday. As is. Best Offer. Call 436- 8465. 19$5 TOYOTA Cemry. New Brakes, Exhaust & AI- temator this year. $1995 Certified. Call Keith 579- 0191. 1966 CHEVETTE rebuff motor (1994) many flew Parts $1000. obo. 1984 SUBARU GL 4 door, 88.000 original kms, $1500. Cal Oshawa 905-718-1779 or9o5-721-9596. 1966 FORD Tempo, Good condition. Auto, load- ed. $1400 certified. Call 668-1741. 1986 MUSTANG L.X., Runs goal, 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 1966 PONTIAC 6000 LE wagon, 148,000 km., 2.8L, V6, loaded, $2800 obi. 725-9919 aeI P steeling. P Drakes new tires Certified 53.200 080 Cad 905 436- 0791 1968 CELEBRITY STA TION WAGON S-1,.?, Grey 6 cy1 P$, P'B, air. rpol rack, dodo neater nnw Owner. rust Checked. AM. FM cmne re,,. r...•. X S2, 600 905-686-4612 -- 1968 MERCURY MAn- LUIS, I.S. 5 etre F d bladed. 1 owner. win serv- Ice records. A,1 condition original paint certified. '30,000 Hwy Miles. must see, 53.450 080. 427- ' ' Automo obiles For Sale 1995 FORD ,I ';Ile scaled a,' 2 5L V6. 56K automatic, black .her- exienor, grey "vevet n. ir under warranty 'now"00m condition 31 5400 Call Will 9r5-619. '944leave message 1995 Nissan Oues•. ' 9K "ll, oaded. $23 CrX) pay "encs available Call even -gs 436-8658 1995 ,)Ids Cutlass Su - 0 --e 4 dr loaded. less '''an 9000 k aqua blue. 5.4 000 as s 576-2638 37 PLYMOUTH SUN - DANCE -..p.• 'PANS excellent C, 1,, n 51850 as s 68 Volks ,v.hgen Dune Buggy. S'25C ro 905 683-7239 ager cm '8 BUICK CENTURY LIM- IED. 6 cyl , fully iCaded. 167.000 KMS 55000 r4rt 263-8634 alter • p, 88 GMC. Dick^V6. 4 sod standard excellent condhon. in and Out. 54895 OBC. call 723-6684 eave message 89 ESCORT X aefo. cert S'95J ?8 Tempo. air 5 -speed. sen S2250 87 Chevette. standard. cell $1250 84 Volvo, standard cert. $1450 Pnvate 905 619-2351 94 SATURN SL t. PW P L. air loaded, green. 45.000 kms asking 512500 can 728-9796 95 MONTE CARLO Z 34. Loaded hark green, beige leather. CO great shape, low mileage 35 000 kms S21.250 00 can 404-84. 3 after 5p m 9575 Brian HALLELUJAH' LEI 1968 Mercury Sable THE SUN SHINE IN'. Wh.te '1 4 door. Au. over 35 certified recon, tomahc. PS. PB. PL, qm dltioned vehicles on Fm Cassette. Clean, wen Olds sale. Ey FeS apar- 98'5. Bora LeSMC from re maintained 180 000 kms 56.995 Five GMC Astros Cenitied S3000 080 Can nae and up from 53.995 '91 404-9181 Voyager loaded, black and 1988 NISSAN PULSAR. silver. A-1. 59.595 '91 Fes. mortgage and help with Nva Autocommuter special standard. 5 speed. arnitm, $3.995 '89 escort Auto. Certified. $1.800 432-3290 GLX. loaded. fantastic at available Immediate occu. 53.695 '89 Grand Prix SE. 1988 TURBO SPRINT, white. loaded mint 57.995 certified. standard, sunroof. '89 Cutlass Supreme load - ground effects, white. new ed, sharp, now $7,595 '89 shocks. excellent condition, Bonneville, must see, 52,995 certified 576-8387 A O K $5.695 '91 Tempo. air, auto, super sale 53,695 1990 FORD Prooe, lady 1987 Oldsmobile, while. A - owned & driven since new I. $3,395.. 1988 Tempo, New brakes, tires, exhaust. one lady owner, low kit . $4500 certified. Call Na- fantastic. $2.695. 1987 dine 668-9969. Sundance, great car. $3 395 1989 C le 1990 LUMINA Euro, load ed, auto.. 4 -dr., 3.1 L V6, 125,000 km., only $7995. cert.; 1985 Ford F-250 4x4, 314 tin, 351 engine, auto., 168,000 km, $4995: 1964 Ford E-350 Cube van, 16', 175.000 km., rebuilt trans. 53995; 1983 Chevrolet 314 ton with lathed dump bar, 60,000 km. 53495; 905- 433-0061 or pager 416- 501.9633. 1991 Ford Crown Victoria, air con., 351 a. in., loaded. well maintained and cared for. 220,000 km. certified $3,500 obo. 725--4865 1992 BUICK REGAL 00 $10,5or best offer. 130, kms. Loaded with options. New tires, brakes, alterna- tor. Certified, shiny and ready to go. 905-426-1365 after 6 pm. 1093 CHEVROLET Cava - her, 106,000 kms., V6., in excelent condtion.$6000. 263-8694. after 1 pm. 1994 LeBaron Convert- ible, loaded. 44 000 km $15,995 Certified.Call Keith 579-0191. e brity Euro. black beauty, loaded. sale $5,595., Seniors se- lection, 1990 Acclaim, auto, air. was $5,996, now sale 55,295. 1992 Honda Civic, rare, $8,500. 1986 Aries, nice car, steal it $2,295. Catiur Auto Center, 155 King SIL w., at Midtown IW, Oshawa, 579 2666 Open Suridgy. LEASE to own cars, '83- 136. everyone qualifies. No credt check. 570034 On- tario Ltd. 686-7428 1993 Ford Festiva, auto., 2 dr. hatchback, arMm cass., 62,000 Ill must sell, 53900.434.2775. ' AutOmobikes Wanted SSS TOP DOLLARS paid for scrap cars, 7 days per week Used parts avail• able. 683-7301 or 428- 1879 after 6 Pm. $50. to $7500.. Cash on the spot for scrap cars d trucks. Anytime. Celt 905- 706-5740. CRi THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1996 -PAGE 23 renj Snowmobiles • ' Snowmobiles A", Apartments ApartmeAs For Rent For Rent OR SAFE Iowa osEil�a>, sUnMsr to Flebn Dependable, excellent cond., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $2,195 o.b.o., 5.600 km. 1-705-328-0402 6 ' Snowmobiles Apo Rent 1994 ARCTIC CAT - BASEMENT aca•"-er' naw 5'.8'f. ,rr; '996 K.;By ')„e be,;•..._. • .''enede. Kat. orand new S'500 Call huge living area sra,ed full El Automobiles 9C5 9658383 Or 665-8384 ktchen/bathroom. work Wanted shop aUndry. pool. single :ar garage. Harmony A & A TOWING. Pay So'-, • Marine 'aunton. S6%monm inclu- 550;5,sed8 sive. IsVlast. feterences scrap cars 8 ••.,cos 24 1, S D,1 06 leave message 7 days Call 1'5686 5003 BRAND NEW the box BRIGHT COMPLETELY Or 905-706.5234. 30 minK,;,3 „ mo42 serrlce b .. _,• 4'px a pntor HI_-^rva•ed *acne ,, gr,unr AUTOMOBILES and bow -mount w -•emote conleve, basement apartment. ora^•ed ',r ^ear sr•ap trois 705; 328 9x0<^ 5 points man. separate Anyr ..^lift any ageentrance no pets . smov_ tree removal in me Dumam 19 all inclusive 5475 me Region Recreational cast, paid Alsc ' au 19 05, 404 --8392 reeled '75 to 87 Cnev Or Vehicles GMC picks '-r par's CacBRIGHT. -,ear. q. F, 2 any;ma ,1aw3 305 43' FOUR -WHEELER Fur -ec f,'- wen .ww ralsed 0407 -- n rgalow Park ^g yard sae 22, fa^3^a ST' CARS FOR CASH' Ne 71eS must,r naming ;Ondrtion Cdil 42724'5 ,r Come tr 4179 Bay y 5' East. Aiax at MURAD AUTO SALES ' Trucks for Sale 19e6•1 %argu Va- 4 ' mechanical good Dody low miles As. ^ ; 52500 723 71,55 1967 4X4 a - 545:C er,,,pd pr $4000 as s Call 905.831. 3075 19% GMC S--5 V6 4 3 Auto, Box hoer, Socn Gip excellent conda.or. $6800 30 cert 080 579- 695C 1991 Blazer 4x4 a ,ea sTea 5125CC Excellent condition cine owre• all Options. 4 3 L engine .•rail Of hitch new Tares. new muffle, 8 Draken •32.000 km 905-438..0,. 'Vansr 4 Wheel Drive 1964 DODGE Caravan brew^ *;:r -a^ .nter'or '+eels some work S, 9&- O B 0 Call Narcy 3135- 725-6544 F:rancing available 1986 Astro Cargo 'Jan. war bench seats. 2 one blue new !yes. stainer ex- haust No lust ask 1; $3495 Den 000 668-8441 Of toll free Pager '-416. 551-9540 1990 SAFARI Towmg Van. luxury edition 125 000 Hwy miles Excellent condition. loaded $6900 Call 430-0643 Trailers M 1967 PARK Model on Lake in Florida, new ap- pliances pus extras. See video in Oshawa at 905- 723-2946. Asking $16,000 US or $22.000 Cdn. OtOn:�/Cles 1977 Yamaha DT 250 lrt- bike. good condition. two stroke oil injected, runs good, ready to go, $500 oto. 905.985-8615. RT• ' OwmobileS 1976 MOTO-SKI 'Nuill (310 twin Rotax), very de- pendable. runs great, new seat last year, $500. Call 905-623-4085. 1990 Plans Indy 500 Liq• wd cooled. good coniton, studded track, brand new fresh motor and brand new clutches. primary and sec- ondary gnp warmers, car- bides, ski skins, ready to go. $3500. obo. 905 -985 - 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 ARTS 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom. 2 applianc- es. underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS. 9 A.M 8 PM, FRI. 9 A.M. -5 PM. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED MCLA,,GHUN SQUARE Oso -a -a 2 bed - x^ 'amily om Norm «est view. •'•r 'lour Avail oecembar 151 Parking g urdmes ^Luded pre, 3 gym F'5 Ensuire aundry nook .p Lorre info :ail 905'_ 3050 Firm r,579rr1352 a"er 5 "" f _ ii:«>. am.•ieS pm Jr 725-'392 anyhma 1101 Prefer r0 sin ,k ^g. NEW BUILDING. 'M- hefs Frst last Rei Avaage 2 Del ov 15 S58Gmo 723 r r 9 Alex, Rossiarl, a8rtr11ent5 ,252 Rdsrr Oshawa) acclarc For Rent es auriry. securry Dec BEDROOM APT Osha- ra Ava: `.c, '•,"vrd 00, 91 ^Ouse laurlrf -ackyar:. SBGC Per morti, --:,.,;r-.g T'9s first 8 east, Ca. tOJect. 1519 927-3062 NORTH OSHAWA Aus- 5 B- ear 2 CHURCH SIJHwy 2 a"•a ; ; rrc^ aza...-er. all, aa"'e Call 4'9 444- -39 COURTICE. oeaurfw -no bedrOCm 7"7untl 'oor apartment ':'ll -place prvaTe >_r. :ver ce. back: :ante Dark 5 minutes to ; , S65; De, Avauaae Dec s• non smokes 434-5422 ' S75C nclusive Pease :all 57' 4875 NORTH :f �srawa carter 5,ze' a'ge all mew ;119 bedroom bd5@merit aca^ large Snared y3rr! 4 ac pi'a^ces 7u,ef ^eigrb0' npod 5595 Plus 4,0•, .,tui ties Ava; able Dec is, bedroom in ^ewly 'enavat Hog, pftcier' gas nest *11 quiet '2 pie. Hard phone 57'2757 wrod 1100'5. neat rot «a ter park r ; and =able 5 Included . a.,ndry faoknes No dogs 5686 ^ydro averages Sl,- tc Ste per morin ons-<-i`wn, OSHAWA Boor ST Large i 3 oeciroom apartments n ,;lean 'ow rse owiong CIOse 10 4C' 1 GO Parkirg Avaoaoie immediately F -cm S60C -month Phone 905-576- 4255 2 8 3 BEDROOM APTS �rgcva Rd Osnawa Nc Pets aiiowec 905-579- 2387 213 bedroom abartmer,s. SIJry building. close T SC'riools. library South GM Plant Available imrrletxate- Iy 428-6328 pm for appointment OSHAWA Laketronl Wight 3 -bedroom _large for laundry, park,ng. no pets. available mmedtatehy 5700 plus hydro, call collect 1-705-878-3871 or 1-705- 324-5587 534 MARY ST. E. WHITBY - one bed. apt. avail- Dec or Jan. 1. Clean quiet wed maintained bldg. ..Its. appliances, parking. included. Security -- eras, on site management. 666-2450 AJAX 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment. separate entrance, full -bath, 4 ap- pliances, non-smolung, no pets. Suit single person. Available hmmedfatey. 5600/month inclusive. 611 1332. AJAX Oxford Towers, Spacious apartrnents, quiet building. dose to shopping, 401, GO.Pool. sauna. 3 bedroom Jan Ist. 683-8571 until 7:30 p.m. AJAX- 2-bedrool base- ment apartment, separate entrance. 3-peice bath, air. laundry ii parking negoti- able. Istilast, references; $595/ulfklies included. 686- 7967. AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, in Whitby Apt. building„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly panted, with bal- cony, close to bus. shop- ping, all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- room. $750. cal 430_01 34. COURTICE. Brgr•• and ea- 7. Vroom burga Ipw MdI^ ' OCr July vyak ow yard Jural aea 5950 all rclusrve 435 4."? BRIGHT CLEAN )re gr Jf -use 4u -e! =a.n, «asne, :-ref tercel yard Pets we-comed Mat -re for sr+eke, mmedlare S651. 'OGm ara "'?lits V r� very NORTH Oshawa, extra - a ,e� ouno,ng d..7.- n; =e"-:-•-• com dose 1c an i -eines Bus piereiy redecorated n «e, stop at loci Pan, Rc N ma,r•aineci quiet ouild,ng Osha«3 5732 d $895 e- urge oatcomes 57,2265 specs .e, P`.^e 5'3- utnines =able nc'-Cec 91316 mmediatefv 579-5584 GATEWAY COMMUNI- NORTH Oshawa. -air ..- z.._.., du in - 3p' '" 'a-7,,section_ bat- clus,ve2bedroom base- _,ony, hardwood Boors inert act S'15 ail ndusrve esniy decorated S67^_ r- Avaiable Dec Ist Call '23. dudes ail „tilhes Available 2"' Dec ' at '20 Colppme ST NORTHEAST, large 2 W Oshawa Very dear Da c.s,,� act «aika,l 'rem and lu,et modernsecure brand new rr Inv rg'ocm to Darcory neu. Det- ee build trai Tec^r lid t 1-bedr-cr• apartment main rouse 7uiefmatu,er non-smrk ,• 'JersOr Ava;;able '.nn-. Batey F'st'as' regw'e,; 565G nclus,ve 571 PA02 CLEAN =AVILY BUILC ING Csnawa 1 2 3 3 "r -s Inclusive Pay ca, Pie park --1 & aundry, 'ac T23-2094 OSHAWA. -, ear ' Del - __ ac, Owr entrar:a ,r,;e Store fool 'Inver Lard .rose A low--.--, pets X"et S,rgle we•c'me SSGC -ionrr rcludmg j,&res 435 OSHAWA .l rge Cec -11 lz. .ert in small queer of ild r 'Wrson 3 B'0C, area Heat rydro '•.dge s^•ve nduded Laundry )n premises Car Del ­,1:,u9no•.1 Nc logs please pail '2• ^8 any. me •_ OSHAWA 26 Centra. Park ...-':.d•.r' -. '- basemerl ac' Availaae m,ried,ale F, GT more mformanc-Caii 576 5999 is. Steve NORTH OSHAWA- }:---' i', 3 :e z_ c Clear 3 4uet buddirig, Ir C; "eat -yl'. app & pan mg 579-9600 725965° PICKERING 2 A,. &;aSte ''bv '51 for Tsoonsibie aldlvtduails Separate entrance. A near 3C S'25 • itir,ps (905) 839-0116 ng 5'1 0887. 9 - 4 3C uded ridge P m Mor - Fn stove 5775 mo inclusive PICKERING CLEA6, Available Nov 30 728 - HOW MUCH -ens are you 4250 9054 or 438-0771 pay ^g' HOw about 567^. PI.T for 3 Dedroorr 1250 ONE BEDROOM apar- sq if family home IT can mer. -ear osnawa Knoc be yours tOr $4475 JO Hili, tndge. stove hyd,o OAC plus quaky for Irae parking backyard Easy mortgage and help with access 401 Dec 1 First down payment could be ast 5495 5-9.8933 available Immediate occu. ONE bedroom apt avail - Percy Peter 432-2000 able mmbdi tel PICKERING GO Large 2 bedroom basement. extra large master bright, qul parking. laundry. occa- Sional babys+tting. No smoking, no pets. S775. 42Q-2472 HWY•2/ROTHERGLEN: a y. I upper leve' 01 house;. 5550 all in- PICKERING CLEA6, Immaculate. brightmodem, elusive Fridge, stove. Call bright. spacious, broad - large 2 -bedroom basement 9054 or 438-0771 loomed. 2 bedroom pass_ apartment. separate en- ONE bedroom apt. Large ment apartment. applianc- trance. 4 -appliances, no and bright. Private en- as. gate entrance, no smoking/pets. Available trance. parking, Centr8l Smoking, no pets. $695 + Immediately/December 1st. Ajax. Available Dec. 1. S50 utilities. (905) 831- $780 inclusive, firstllast. aon_.wmo S525/mo. share utilities. 8777 _. JOHN It CENTRE ST 2 ONE bedroom basement bedroom basement LUXURY 2 - bedroom available Dec. t. apartment, available imme bedroom nfipi apart- bedroom monthly. first & last. dately. Pickering Beach mens with hreplacejlp utilities and parking includ- Rd. area. $550 per mo. in- pliances. Available imine - ad, no pets. newly renovat- elusive. Call 619-9Y23 lately. $799/mth; Whites/ gel. cal 728-.9499. LARGE pile Sheppard. Call 7-1ppm bedroom (905)839.0453 LAKEVIEW PARK:Osha- wa Upper level of house, 2 bedroom, deck, fenced yard, 6 parking, $700. monthly includes ublties 6 avail. Dec.. 1. Call 905- 509.1930. LARGE 3 BDRM, APTS. From $769Jmth. + hydro. AIC, Carpet, 4 appl. and parking ind. Walk to PlCkenng Town Centre. Close t0 GO Transit and Hwy 401. 905.1211 1480 Pickering Prtrkwap• top eon of home. separate enlrartl fridge, stove, 5550 per M. all inclus ile. IstAast required. Agnes and Mary St. Oshawa, Avail- able Dec. list. 436-0278 OSHAWA - 888 + 900 Glen St.. 2 bedroom apts. from $675- $710. dose to stopping. schools. GM and Go. Utilities included. Fnstl last required. Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA - dose to Osha- wa Center. Large spotless, 2 bedroom, main floor, bal- cony. in small quiet 6 plea, $795 inclusive, Available Dec 1 Please call (905)576-7434. 1985 BUICK Regal Ltd. $700 uncerfified. Please Phone 434-6623 PICKERING, 2 bedroom basement, private en- trance, laundry, dose to transit d shopping, asking $685 inclusive. Available immediattey 831.7707 or 416.543-4281. PICKERING, 1 bedroom seniors apt. $725.00 inclu- sive, 2 bedroom seniors apt. $822.00 inclusive. 3 bedroom townhouse $956.00 plus utilities, call (905)837-2920. PICKERING. large 1 -beg. room basement apartment. Hwy 2/9roclk Rd No pets. separate entrance. In- cludes stove, fridge, a/c. hydro. TV cable. $6001 month. 1 st/last 686-6231 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 196 1 1 Apartments , Houses Houses For Rent For Rent 1 For Rent PICKERING- New 1 bed- room basement apt Whites RD N. Executive home• pri- vate entrance, parking. ca We. laundry, appliances Very quiet home. Ideal for single working person $595 Inclusive Call 831 8801 PICKERING Bright, clean I bedroom walkout, sepa. rate entrance. full bath. kitchen, parking, yard, laundry, cable Available mid-November $650/inclu- sive. (905)686-5777 (mes- sage) SOUTH AJAX - immacu- late bright one bedroom apt., large windows, private entrance- broadloom. park- ing,416-283-8030 SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentl St W large 1 bedroom 5500 2 bed rooms S60C 8 5620. 3 bedrooms 5678. dose to W fes shopping. available rnmediateiv. tndge, stove. heat. hydro. parking 1st last required. no pets 721-9722 SPACIOUS two bedroom, basemen! apt for rent Westney Hvrya2 Non smokers welcome $750 Per month. Available Nov Ist 905-428-7004 ONE BEDROOM apart- ment near Oshawa center own entrance and parking. nor smoking $95 weekly all indus•ve IstAast avail- able now furnished 432- 2914 leave message UNIQUE. - bedroom uD- pe poor Simcoe North , Sunken Kitchen. skylight. Also 1 bedroom mar floor. fireplace. $550 . hydro. 579-7195 or 4368421 WESTSHORE, main floor of 3 bed,00m bungalow. Central ior. harchfil Moors. dose to Go and amenities Available Dec Call 655-4693 $995 pun urines WHITBY Extremely large i bedroom apartment in .911 -kept 'idling. large ctichen wilt dishwasher :eca, a'e Cin,ngroom, walk - Y_ , patio. panting. iaun- or) 'acuities walk to GO. available Dec' 5950 in- dusrve (905) 619-1366 WHITBY. 2 BEDROOM APT noble• Go. lots of parking. appliances Oil ed. Wmdry tacikties $825 per month 430-8608 or 433.7637 WHITBY- small one bed room Daservrit apt Own entrance. Suitable for ma - lure person. Avalable im- urodiately $450 month. Call 666-4374 or 509- 9913 WHY rent wher, you can Own your own home for less 'Jean you think?'i Calf Dave Haylock Sales Rep Ra•'Max Summit Realty 11991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (9051 666-3217 1 Houses For Rent $1-1 A Absolute Affordable W11Y fent ottnt Your MOa�I Payments from $%glimo. No Dorrlpayrnent? Cal Me. 571-6275 14Boa140-6275 MW k Staph Sales Rep. Strom Group Excel Really STOREY Detached -Oelwwa: 34beWo0ns. gat- s kitchen. livnproorrick- nirproom combnabon, ral room, alder 98ra0e. $795+ utiktws. Call Patrice Mab• blebeck, M.V.A. Broker: (905)723.6918. IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOPES 1 WW RENT? WY! No down Wplert No problem! Let me show you how! Molt Pay. $700 OAC. Cal Thomas C. Pis Sales Rap, Remax Accord RsaNy Ltd. 5763111 W' BEDROOM, 4 baths, hrrshwd basement. dose to scads. shopping and GO, $1,150 per me. pus Wili- ses. Cal 696-0913 after 5. r $1 - lA Absolute Affordable! t VIRIO SATs YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO Ill A ROUSE! WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!! Mortgage payments 3 -Bedroom tiemi $67'4/month 3-Bednx,m bungalow $78Q/ month 3 -Bedroom )r Exec $9hw/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-8413-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep SUllon Group F cel Realtv Inc W1-61 Townhouses Townhouses For Rent 1 For Rent PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for future a%-ailabili- tv, for 3 and 4 bedroom units. Large play ground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, Office hours, Mon.- Thurs. SUBSIDY APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED BUT WILL ONLY BE PLACED IN THE HOLD FILE AT THIS TIME DUE TO NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE. APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP AFTER OFFICE HOURS BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND BEFORE $ P.M. SEE MEMO ON COMMUNITY CENTRE DOOR FOR PICK UP P011 Warehouse Warehouse • Space • Space "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave- E. ? b/r., 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Palk land. Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 M1Mouses Houses For Rent 1 For Rent AJAX -Newly OecorarteC 3 COURTICE: 3 BED - Deoroom semi man floor. ROOM. 3 bath. central air parking appliances. 'Sneed large fenced yard. double Yeo no Pel available vm- driveway available after modiatey, $950 inclusive. to 51095 pus 1stAast. r•terences (905) 584-1581 utilities, per month 416- 267-0143 or 925i,V-.-417A AJAX - Westney Rd. 3 bedroom 2 12 baths. 4 app tamryroom, chean $1050 pus uel Avail Jan 1 9 416-283-6606, 416- 724-5597 AJAX. Pickering B•aeff 3 bedrooms or man floor nOwny renovated. laundry, parking. fenced Private Yard all appliances 5975 6 12 uhkhes Non-smhok- ng Call 905-686-8612 AJAX, 3 bedroom main floor. stow. fudge, laundry bac Ias, parking, Gose to schools and shopping. $93o vickisiv. 686-3201 AJAX, 4 bedroom , 3 bath, man Bop laundry, fainly room with fntlplaca, daible garage. $1150 plus ublibes. Available Dec.t, 1996 Jac - quell Tarrwr, Sates Rep., Sutton Group Hom- age Realty Inc. 619.9500. AJAX. Westray b Ross - Land, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms, eat n kitchen, Laundry. 5975 month pun 2/ 3 utilities. no pets, non smiokn9 pease. Avail. Now. 1. 428-2145. AVAIL. NOVEMBER I- 89 Wilson Rd. N-, 24bed- room home. edra4aM9 ga- rape. Www doors, windows, carpel, tiles. roof: linalied bassmal 723-3333: 434- $124. GAYLY / LIVERPOOL, Irwin floor , semi detached Pause, 3 bedroom, ap- plalnces, available, Jan. 1.1997. $945 month Pius 60% UMM. call AN or Reens at 420-8993. BEAUTIFUL 3-8edroom home, Counties, FAG, 4 -ap- p WPM, 1 4 -piece beth, 2 2 -piece baths, profession- ally finished basement. $1000+ utilities. (416)281- 6346 or (416)298-0759. COURTICE - 3 bedroom bungalow. newly renovat- ed, avadable immediately. one acre. $900 plus util. Call Mina 905-427.6277. LARGE 3 BEDROOM House norm of Oshawa Center, completely remo- deled extra Large garage and yard. quiet neighbor- hood. Madison Ave. 5 ap- pkartCes $eSC pus 60% utilities High ehorlcey gas heat. available Dec Ist 571 -2757 MAIN FLOOR of house in alai. 3 bedrooms. bath- room, kitchen, Irving and dining area. use of utithey room. all in very good con- atron. walking distance to nosptal. mail and schools. Dec W, Cal (905) 509- 4985 NEWCASTLE: rice 3 + 1 bdrm burgialow. Large fn- isfhed rec room w/ FP, 2 baths, 5 app., big lot with amble Parking. gra". close to 401AHwy 2. $900. + uDis. Avail. Dec 1st. 905- 9871178. NOW" Oshawa - 2 bed- room newer raised bungs - low, eat in kitchen. ow" air. 4 appliances, garage. tented yard, quiet court avail. Jan. 1. $925. nd. 623-2,83 OSHAWA now Lake. 3 bedroom son. top condi- tion, brstAest plus oil. Rel. No gals. SOMmo. 623- 4582 PICKERING - Three bed- room 2 storey, town hone, bright dean, huge kitchen, appliances, available Dec. Ist $975 Pilus . Doug Taylor, Broker, Remax First Realty Ltd-, (905) 831-3300 PICKERING bright, clean, 2 bedroom, 4 ap- Pliances, large private yard, deck off eat -in kitchen, heated garage. $995/me, 905.686-7959 or 416-298- 5048 leave message. A A M1HOuses Rm oos Industrial For Rent 1 For Rent • Units • 1 Personals rem, Personals rem, Personals PICKERING avail. Dec. 1, Beautiful 3 bed home in nice neighborhood. hn- Cshed bsmi , wet bar, fire- place, fenced back yard, garage. 4 bathrooms $1300. + utilities. 1stAast. ref req. 427-0363 PORT HOPE, 3 bedroom house, attached garage. available Nov Ist $775 per mo 436-8493 NEWLY -DECORATED furnished room for clean, quiet person. Cooking, near bus, dose to Durham Col- lege. $225 and up monthly Call (905)728-4845, (905) 728-0484 NORTH -END, close to bus and Durham College, bright. kitchen 8 laundry facilities. cable. A/C. yard. parking $350-$400/month SIMCOE/401 area. De- inclusive 723-6851 STORY, 2 bedroom de- tached 3 bedroom. 2 storey tadhed, huge loft, with sky. home 2 bath, 4 appliances, PICKERING Single room light. high efficiency FA.G., Available Nov 1st 1st d with cable. use of kitchen separate in law surae. large last $900 + utilities- Call facilities, walk to Pickering private backyard, many up - 666 -8632 or 666-3478 Generating Station, GO, grades. quiet street near THREE BEDROOM de PTC $340 per month. $170 O. C. 438-0937 tached home in Oshawa. &weekly Call 420-4318. 3'S YOUR LUCKY INDUSTRIAL Warehous- ing. Thorntonlrerwillegar. Available: %8.5 sq.fl d 1930 sq.ti. office/warehous- Ing $3.25/sq.ft 905-579- 5077 alter 5, 571-3281. 1 1 pri>nt0 homes For Sale $114,900. 1 1,7 Available Nov. Ist. De- SOUTH PICKERING - NUMBER? 3 apartments tached garage, quiet street. one large fully furnished 4+1 -bedrooms. 3 -wash - $850 Per mo. plus utilities room, basement, $400 one rooms, 3 kitchens= $1800 References. 404-9724 other at $375 Quiet dean total. Rents legal duplex iZERO DOWN!! NO 1st/ home. mature gentleman with 1 -bedroom apartment. las: Owning a home can welcomed, parking ndud- side garage, budding in cost less than rent. For de ed (905) 839-0257 good repair. well -decorated tads call Bridget Greenlaw ROOM available for non- throughout $126.000. Calf Sales Rep Coldwell Bank smoker, quiet tanrs ely hoe Frank Hawes. Sutton Clas- er R M R 728-1069 Ext in Alax. Private bath, cable. sic Really 430-9000. 318 use of kitchen, laundry 1 Townhouses FrRent facilities On bus route BaytylHarwood area. 416- 331-7226 leave message. AJAX: DETACHED 2 slor- ey 3 bedroom, 1400 sq.ft., finished basement, main floor fancy room with bre- , Shared place and walkout AVAILABLE NOW A Dec. 1 Au0m0� $154,000 905-619.0 108 1. Large 3 bedroom town- house, neutral decor. 4 BEAUTIFUL country bun- appl. 1 12 baths. base- AJAX- 3 bedroom house, galow minutes to Oshawa ment 3 garage King 8 share all facilities, own Ski Club (Kendal). Spa. Townline area $895 . bath Laundry. cable $425 cious open concept Fin - uta Phone 905-721-8213 inclusive. Call Dave 428- ,shed basement. 1. acres. 8927 (Work) or Pagar (4161 5950 rent/ or for sale.Call COURTICE:3-bedroom 378-4151 905-436-0475 or 905 -686 - townhouse, 1 -1/2 -baths, HE OSHAWA Large pri- 7526 nice location. access to vate room cable TV. schools, church, pudic pltoro and barking Free to BONUS FLORIDA Vaca- -ansit. avadaDleimme- use as tacikbes in furnished nor' Kassinger built home oiatey or Dec 1st No pets Rouse Students welcome, on loll -de -sac. 3 -bedrooms. 905-420--1037 after 7pm Parties on weekends Sao: 2 bathrooms. Walkout from weal kfy Cal 721 -0122 dinngroom to large kinked OUFFIWS CREEK ,and- OSHAWA. House to share to Yard (shetl). finished base - Beautiful 2 bedroom 5400 monthly as inclusive meet, gas hreplacrlumace. townhouse for rent in North students welcome Call C/A, dishwasher $751,900 Atex location $890 per mo Barbara 905-579-aO69 25 Arran Court. Counice Pius utilities To view Call PICKERING - Ipokrng kir (9051436-0117 Les at (905, 619.2287 a comfor-ackt spacious aid COUNTRY HOUSE For IMMEDIATE OCCU- bright home to or"? Here Sale 15 min from north is the Opportunity, to stare east Oshawa 3/4 of acre. 3 PANCY: Bungalow and 3Rus home with one vrorkrnq bedrooms Raised bongo. story Townhou"S for -ant. ChnstrSl lady C;lO" to GO low with m -law apt Two Or Rent-tc-Oirn n NEW ex. and Lake Only 5550May car garage Mature frees ecut" conoorn,nium com Klassen..416) 296-3993 905263-2106 plan. 2 underground park SINGLE PROFESSIONAL COURTICE Custom built frig spaces and ample s'o' needs same to share 3- individually assigned 3 age space included 2 bed- bdmi. 3-bam. turrksfted. Vi- bedrooms. 2 12 bait fn - room txngalow S120o:mo Cal name in Apx CJA. C' fished basement. lots of ,maintenance fess irntlud- V, 6 app , 2nd floor nun- closets. man Moor laundry, ed) pus u6kos 3 bedroom dry. FrP, in ground pool. loft room. large sat an kitchen, townhouse $15001M d skylights. double garage circular driveway fireplace. (mantensntce fees induct- wiopener Very modern dose to Schools and shops od) Plus utraes Rasa call Reasonable inclusive rent $187,900 Call 404-2683 427-5559 to vow Can 905428-9403 COURTICE - Opsit NORTH OSHAWA. 3 WANTED - RELOCATING House Sun Nov 3rd 2-4 bedroom . basement to Durham Region - surae Prn 13 Mull Cres. Asking townhouses in well man- whirs male. clean. 29. $198.500 2200 sq It 3 toned fainly complex seeks shared accommoda- bedroom. 2 12 baths. Kas- Freshy decorated with bon or room and board. anger Morrie. on quiet cres. Frig. /stove, closs to all Prater single female or sit- cent Greenhouse kit , man amenities Starting at Silo morn (705) 741-.0526 floor IauetdrY a famry room $73S./month On sits Mgmt offanr'e message) vubut to dock. fenced. CAC Office Call 905-728-3777 6 VAC 905-436-2784 NORTH Oshawa Co-op. EXECUTIVE NOPE in Three bedroom townhous- For Rent prestige area of Whitby as available for Jan i No 2.650 sq h ♦bedrooms. 3 subsidies For information bathrooms, central vac and Call 436-6075 TRIDEL 2 bedroom cortdq FIr.Actvi 5 _s,...v Central ior, air cleaner, ir�,aw '--� -. °Mw"- Po". .Fa- OSHAWA 2 and 3 Gad - cony, parking, locker, place, fully fenced and room townhouses for re $1200 Also 3 bei de- landscaped backyard. Ask - Nov and Dec s0as: tached horns, $1200 Call ing $256.900. Call 430- (905) 721-1518 i.,n.. WINITE'S ROAM 4101 - 3 -bedroom townhouse, available Decomber lit - Newly renovated kildon, wrr mmftte Condition. 2 u dorgrond Parking spots. $1025+ut*bes. Reforences required. (416,283.1963. Rooms 1 for Rent AJAX, FURNISHED room W rent, in quiet home, own entrance, stared beth 8 kitchen. Non- amoker, Fret, pun deposR- call 686-7260. ALTONA RD/Sheppard: Cory furnished room for mature employed person in clean, quiet, 9" home. Parking, Sus, Share sepia - rate kitchen, bathrooms with 2 others. Rearences. $95Aveek. (905) 509-2459. Evenings. w y. . viwwxtg. max First Serious offers only. No TWO BEDROOM Athou -'rs' Mary, Oshawa. $850 plus NEWCASTLE $161,900 - hyrdrp, or $925 inclusive. 5 4 bedrooms. all brick, dou- appliances, secure build- We garage, frished base - ng. available wrrrt•diat•y. mem, main Boor fernilyroom I5ttast.436.0278 and WJndry, large own lot. 987-5028. �.1Reba SPWO OSHAWA 4 NOW* Fru Raul I!f- 3000 S4 LterJvl. M00, 850 sg2nd M. $550. 600 sq- mrin $500, 250 sq. main ,.•150, 800 2nd M $SM. 12M 34 h- 2nd floor Cal 434-2447 or 6554132. OFFICE space for Nese, . overlooks busy Hwye2, harKitap abbla". air con., plial of parking. Call 9W 725-9991. STORE for cera, dowrNown Ont a, high wall in Mill- in $400 hm all irlCIUSIVe. 725.8710. ONSbrtge � STORAGE available. in- side or outsids. flaw round N. Whitby area. Cal 855- 5193. STORAGE SPACE available and dear and completely fenced in kill, boat, motorhomws R.V'S etc. also office specs. 428- 1879, 883.7301 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom home, gas hog", wakou trom Nvng room to large kneed yard. RoselarWlYY11- son area, $124,900. CWI (905) 571-6685 OSHAWA, N. W. 3 bed- room , 1300 sq. tt-, en- larged driveway. arg. Pa- tio. 11 "1 yard, porch, on quiet Cres corwenwnL $141,000.726-8456 Sumdwleed s1N,aM: Beautiful 3 -bedroom raised bungalow Wge open cort- cep. 2 -years -row, walkout baseme lt, 2 -car garage. Warne D. Thomas, Sutton Classic: 430-9 000. WANTED, N.W. OSHAWA, 3 bedrooms, 1800 sq. R-, gas heat, finished batse- -1. a►9R yard. Wiel strsN, maul $200.00. 728- 8456. WHITBY, $107,500. Beautiful 3 bedrooms, relic room, tararnic foyer. pa - raga, w/o to fenced yard. 5% down. carries $758 n- duding tams. Tied Hough- ton Sutton Classic 430- 9000. Personal Prayer To The Holy Spirit Holy Spirit Thou make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory. Amen, Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish. After the 3rd day your wish will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your favor has been granted. 92 Lots for Personals Sale • 1 TAKE OVER - 20 acres in prosperous West Texas USA. $9,995!5100 per mo. for more information call 1- 800-875-6568 WHITBY BARGAIN- serv- iced to on Hunter St. 154 x 65 It Asking $74.900 Call after 7pm 725-0122 Vacation RAPProperties WSW full priced, Seclud- ed wooded Trailer lot. ad- laceni to huge county for- est, good road, sandy beach. fishing. Cobourg area. (416)431-1555 FLORIDA LARGO/Clear water area. One bedroom moble home. S750/manm. Dec -April Flondle room. car, port Cal 905-434-9025 Money to Lend OBTAR41NG A LOAN is NOT GUAR- ANTEED.SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SW"NG ANY CONTRACTS. .1 • Insurance MORTGAGES Good - bad and ugly. F for any purpose- rates from 5 95% AN applications sc- cspled Canrrnxtiy, Final Call Services 668-68M • 1BUalness pporttmitles FAST FOOD - CHICKEN WINGS. Excellent locatwn. 10 year Isase. Good salsa. Ready, to add Paza too n- cresse sales Call Stephen at 905-728.0830. Momeworkas Urgently Needed up to $8MwkL - Easy work.- ..Fres Sup- pliell Rush $5 and a SASE to SkyM• Enterpris- es. 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 247, Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8. PINE LOFT, furniture d accessory store. estab- lished 20 yrs, inventory. 90k. proven operator profit .asking S1t4.900 lax (705) 749-3150 UE Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - rarrhes 3 piste phone numbers, 1 900-451-3638 ext 704. $3 29/mn, must be /8. T_ tone EVANLY RAYS Police use us Rated et SdMions on Career, Relationships, Heafth. Love $2 99/mrwita '8 . 1 900-451 4055 Pleasure On Demand. We have the most classyfemale escorts in the Durham area. Competitive rates, Out calls may. Discretion assured. Cal HOCKEY football and Dasketball SCORES. PICKS AND MUCH MORE WITH SPORTS AND EN TERTAINMENT LINE 1- 900-451-6637 Ext- 3706 $2 99 per mit must be 18 yrs PrOCall Co. (602) 954- 7420 WHY WONDER about to- morrow when you can Call for answers today! Speak with our psychic, live 24 firs 1-900151.3555. ext. 4910 53.99 per inn must be 18 yrs. Procan Co. (602) 964-7420 MMparions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to catl to Place your ad. no charges for ladies. no phone bill chairges, 905- 430.7060. G.M. Companions Match :dates can introduce You to: Lookng for Lae in all the wrong places' Change your ludo Cal IMATTCCH I MATES screened oompalide 111 can help. 434-8389 Auctions 0 TUES. NOV. 5196 11 AJl- 963 BROCK RD. S. PICKEF NG ONT. By order of Wm War- Ington Bailiff Services. we are instructed to sell by Pudic Auction, under virtue of the Landlord and Tenant Act RSO 1980, the contents of Clean -Air Conditioning, 963 Brock Rd. S. Picker- ing, t0 include auto- motive related repair and a/c test equip- ment. elect. Hoist- en- closed Car trailer, qu. R-12 refrigerant, tools. welders, rad re - Pair equipment, office equipment, air com- pressor. qu. new and used rads, gas tanks, a/c parts, hydraulic hose crimper b many Other related equip- ment. Terms are cash Orlin. Viewing from 10 a.m. on sale day or11y, For more Into. til WS -06 -nn or 905- 204M Sala aar"Ifd OW Sold by Garry IL Paull AUCOO M, Apprai- Sd$1 Ligltldatltlin 11 Birthdays 11 Birthdays f 11 Birthdays "KU" MRTMAY TO HAIaPY BMTHDIAY m w IN you laa3illitein is see CARY DOwsON sm NOVeMbW 3tM orather�f6 kho ditbw [blowy, bat 1 lU tt had to!) leve, N- d ZOZOXOX -., ..'Y ' •.bra. �„w�.. • - '�, - - - ,.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 RADIATOR 1 tln.usN $49.95 SPECUI L OFFER EXPIRES Nov. 3&% 1 n Calsa►d lliiiui6e 1 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM. ' OPEN 7 DAYS A WIFEK 1 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401) L9021 427-6796 pOMOND SNf�,� Ir ♦ 'WING ► DST"" DIAMOND SHINE 19oej 619-2899 221 IN"" Rd S. Unit A. AN, (*Complete Intenor'Jacuum. Shampcc and Deodorizing -Carpets &Mats Washed and Shampooed *Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing • Seatbelt Cleaning • Complete Engine Shampoo and Degreasing • Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased • Tire/White Wall Cleaning and Dressing • Exterior Hand Wash and Chamois Dried • Detailed ExtenorIntenor Window Cleaning • Complete Trunk Vacuumin r� NOIARE ABOUT OURA FALL 6 WINTER RUSTP400FING Z, SPECIALS 1JL ' PE p IL 1 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE , NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED WINTER SAVINGS THREE BEARS ^u11 -o Boov 4W OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY a i COLLISION SHOPS aS&VM The Mu*m RegonA Free Estimates ����� Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims In f . AM Q%'OFF � teB , �5 Paint Work SAWoollpoa OW beiel ' NwlMed pliorlo oat bl,ylh .'Oft sWft Nexltii►p6 UNIT #200,292 MONARCH AVE., AJAX 19051619-2327 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3.1996 -PAGE 25 GpJ over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated 998 Dillingham Rd. beside Bay Sports) LUBE Includes: Tire Rotation, 1 OIL & 6.95 Brake Inspection a Check I Hours: FILTER s L a os over for the winter I Mon. -Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. 839-I �• OFFER XPIRES NOOVt � _ J Sat., 8 a.m: 12 noon V This fall is a perfect time for a visit to Three Bears Autobodv Painter Raj Singh prepares to drive this freshly painted Corvette out of the high tech paint drying oven. ran is creeping In and so will the snow salt and cold of winter. Your car and truck should be prepare( for these cold seasons especially If rust 1 a problem on your car. If you dont takt care of It now it will only get worse ove the next few months. Since It opened last year, there is bodyshop in Ajax that's been doing th( kind of high quality rust and collision repairs drivers rely on. Three Bears Autobody Inc.. located a 282 Monarch Ave. unit 20B. Is one of Durham's largest and most modem shops with the traditional values you want. 'We offer a complete range of services from collision work, rust repair, restoration and windshield replacement to complete paint jobs all done with an emphasis on quality workmanship at a fair and competitive price." says Kevin. All work is done by fully qualified and licensed staff who take extra care to do the job right. Our customers deserve and expect satisfaction when they entrust their vehicle to us," explains Kevin. "So we take that special care to ensure that we meet or exceed their expectations.' Along with great service usually comes a large price. But Three Bears believes its better to give the customer value. That's because they want that customer for a lifetime. "Our reputation has been earned through hard work one customer at a time.- says Kewn. 'We are hopeful that a happy customer will recommenc us to their friends after we've hone a good lob on their vehicle. - Customers that have come in for a minor fender ceder the first time haven t hesitated in coming back tc Three bears a second time because they trust that when the experienced staff work on their car or truck t will be done right and at the best pace possible. Kev n points out they they can offer great deals and at the same time not compromise on quality. Thev shop around for the best prices on parts and pass those savings on to their customers. Three Bears specializes in insurance work and also caters to those who dont want to risk higher insurance rates so they pay for their own repairs. 'There are many cases, especially with young drivers, when Lt's cheaper in the long run to avoid going through your insurance." says Kevin. 'For these customers we find ways to save money, such as using used parts when possible." To enhance value. Three Bears may pay the deductible on your claim subject to certain conditions. Senior Citizens may request a 10% discount on all work, no matter how big or small the job. From a complete collision repair to a minor paint touch up, visit Three Bears Autobody or call 619-BEAR(2327). «.'"'.`'"'r'"u THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP "Honesty, Perfection w•. ® Customer Satisfaction" 695 Finley Ave. Reasonable Prices / Ajax, Ont. LUBE, OIL, FILTER A • • o Tire Rotation, brake inspection, top up fluids, adjust # tire pressure, check belts, lights, windshield wipers, coolant strength, cables & hoses. 5 � 0 Most cars $19.95. Vans & light trucks extra. To receive these savings bring in this coupon A 1 (416) '798-76721 WINIE SPECIAL'S LUBE OIL 19 95 FILTER � • Four Wheel Tire Rotation • 21 pt. Inspection. 1895 Clements Rd. Unit #159 •l (905) 427-0276 DURHAM MOTORS LTD. Reconditioned Trucks, Jeeps and I Cars Sales & Service 89 JEEP YJ 04 '5,900 cert, 87 BLAZERS 04 15,700 cert. 89 FORD F150 Auto 14,300 cert. 89 TRACKER 04 Auto 14,995 cert. 88 JEEP COMANCHE Auto 13,600 cer,, 88 JEEP WAGONEER LTD. 04 16,900 cert. 90 GMC 2500, 04, 350 Auto 111,900 cert. 89 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD. Loaded 7,900 cert. 89 JEEP CHEROKEE LARADO 56,995 cert. , 88 JEEP YJ LARADO 4X4 '7,900 cert. ; 89 BLAZER 4X4 5 spd. $6,900 cert.! �1 BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR A SAFETY STANDARDS CERTIFICATE FOR ONLY $29. 221 Westney Rd. S., A•ax PHONE 683-7550 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1996 �ome mprovement DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE Te Ch d2Jvv^ HUNG TILT -ACTION • alcture Windows • Bay & Bow Windows • isurance Cialms - aatic Doors • stem, Doors • New :onstruction .Nlndows • Glass & Screen SAWDAC. Repairs 4=71-111f" MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON oyo KING ST W . ACES SERVICE & OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION LIJ 21_3 TechV" LJU^ (905) 579-2222 IRW MOBILE -JOB SITE MIXED CONCRETE • AVA ILA BLE -MONDAY -SATURDAY -CEMENT -SAND & GRAVEL -CONCRETE & UNSHRINKABLE FILL -COLOURED CONCRETE -CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS • STONE SLINGER SERVICE 905-683-6501 1-800-473-7385 2890 BROCK RD. N. PICKERING (BROCK RD. N 8 TAUNTON RD.) T!E MISADVENTUOES OF CRAWFORD AM SONS - OSD FM� w ,off Wens foo. SPECIALITY PROOUCT APPLICATORS FON CONCRETE 905-686-6880 cover 20 yws ejVwWm aro more V= 5.000 homy repahad) CRACKS/LEAKS Injection spnobsts for in foundations (Reinforcing bars installed if needed) Waterproofing membranes • Sump pumps/Drainage systems - Epoxy coatings (Garage floors etc.) Adhesive cements (Surface restoration) CALL US NOW and use the benefit of our expert troubleshooting to fully identify your problem and offer you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 year full guarantee. 46 aC�QDQ�QG3G3� Over 20 years experience- SALES xperienceSALES • SERVICE a PARTS RENOVATIONS & REMODELING 24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE (WITH NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME) 14 ,« .: One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. RD. - UNIT 7 PICKERING = Serving the Durham Region for over _K(��)l ILPATRICK 30 Years CONSTRUCTION Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU (:AN APPLY IT TO Iurhorrud Doekr e Y01'R (:AS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions • 2na '.ocrs • Bathrooms • P'IL'mbing • Deck `ences Wiring • Tiling • Drywall NE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 The Boukydis family were happy to meet Kilpatrick Construction Debbie Boukydis and her T--..,,,,, family moved into a new house one Fear ago and soon found that the,. wanted and needed to finish their basement. "V1'c were interested in providim-, a comfortable space for our growing family." she explains. "A spot for our children to bring friends or a large party type room for family gatherings." Debbie said that they received quotes and plans from three different companies and found that they didn't understand their needs. After contacting Consumers Gas through the Basement Renovation Program they were very happy to meet with Kilpatrick Construction. "They understood what we wanted and presented us with a plan for a basement that would work for our family," says Debbie. "And the finished product in terrific." She says that everything that was originally agreed upon was completed professionally and on time. Another plus was the contractors hired by owner Gord Kilpatrick. "They were pleasant, neat and z Debbie Boukydis' basement needed a complete makeover. As you can see by the top picture, Kilpatrick Construction did a beautiful job. conscious of creating a great finished product," says Debbie. "I will definitely use Kilpatrick Construction in the future and will definitely recommend them to our friends and family." Kilpatrick Construction is a Consumer's Gas Authorized Contractor and specializes in home renovations, bathrooms and gas fireplaces. For more information call Gord at 4288785 for a free consultation. SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM DON'T MISS THIS SALES EVENT FOR FREE! 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Mcl�:aclinre• \lartrnu & titins• hlurris• Northcutt F II(M. Acren.,.,.• AMILosp t Alice Mable, At Palmerston and Dis tact Hospital on Wednesday October 30th, 1996. IAllce (Bailey) Hamilton in her 96th year. Wife of the late Frederick W. Hamilton (1973). Dear mother of Mary and her husband Michael Peleschak of Guelph, and the late William R.Hamilton (1995). Sadly missed by her grandchildren Alison and her partner - Craven of Dorset, Shelagh Hamilton and her %sband Pietro Nobifi of Rome, Italy, Ruth Hamilton ,f Thunder Bay, David Peleschak and his fiance Jen- nifer Barson of Guelph. Susan and her husband John Murray of Guelph, Martha and her husband Brian Maznevski of Charlottesville, Virginia; and her great grandchildren Katie and Juliann Maznevski, Sean and Brendon Nobili and Benjamin Murray. Also sur- vived by her daughter in law Ann Hamilton of Wood- stock and several nieces and nephews. Friends were received at the GILCHRIST CHAPEL, McIntyre & Wilkie Funeral Home, One Delhi Street, Guelph Complete service was heli in the Chapel on Satur- day. November 2nd. with Rev. Jean Wright officiat- ing Interment Edens Mills Cemetery. Memorial con- tributions to the Alzheimer Society, Harcourt Memorial United Church or Palmerston 8 District Hospital would be appreciated. EVERETT, Glenn Warren Michael -Suddenly on Thursday. October 31, 1996. Glenn Everett, son of Sharon and her husband Gary Haney; and Peter and his wife Sandra Everett. Dear Brother of Christo- pher and Scott. Survived by his grandparents John 8 Jean Copitlwm and Helen Everett. Predeceased by his grandfather Warren Everett. The family win receive friends at McEachnie Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428- 8488 from 7-9 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Service In the Chapel on Sunday. November 3. 19% at 2 p m intemient at Duffin Meadow Cemetery. 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I Ira n Cdibrd1. Mel rib win bldr ID see i we an ai I ." Bob 014& alar 15 yaw mb drylr aoltl yN Plains on back? hour Ph -e nilhr 6d as bawd 1101 mN iNG S OEWML 26 ym cid Sipa emcee "* dnm% wlol rd apyam Ya b ft db Sinha wridw YlIam 5io bNrrs ad - TROTTIER, Francoise - at the Scarborough Cente- nary Health Centre on Wednesday. October 30, 19% Francoise Trottler, loving wife of Denis Trother. Loving mother of Stephanie and Jonathan. Francoise will be sadly missed by many family and friends. The family received friends at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Picker- ing Village) 905.428-8488, Funeral Mass was held at St. Bernadette's Roman Catholic Church (comer of Harwood and Bayty Street, Ajax) on Saturday, November 2. 1996. Cremation. DESCHAMPS, Thelma Suddenly at the Ajax-Pick- enng Hospital on Wednesday October 30, 1996. Thelma Deschamps, in her 62nd. year. Beloved wife of Frank. Loving mother of Linda and her husband Joseph Chaisson of Newfoundland; Randy and his wife Irene of Port Perry. Dear grandma of Annette, Ride and Kelly. Great grandmother of Dylan The family received friends at the McEadlrae Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Vil- lage) 905-428-8488 Funeral prayers were held in the chapel on Friday November 1, 19% . Interment St. Francis de Sales Cemetery. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1996 -PAGE -j Ann, Rose and Lucy would like to announce that they, �. will now he at V2 Beauty (905) 509-3522 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering in the Rougemont Centre. We welcome all of our clients, new and old. Electrolysis and nails done on premises. 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