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`%� 1099 IC1lgsbe %W L The FUMI! VA Stan 1bus: Mon _Wed 9 30 a m 800 p m. Thurs 8Fn 130am8:30pm Sal 930 am-500pm L3u@)@d _�L HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY • Q6 IFW*Oe4ftl[mall&OF I Fw Swvioa Yo. Can hoarVISIT OUR SHOWR606 throe' Road SmS aat.etttlt a e.k , vt► 420-7Ayy90oO �'/G'��i�//l/l�' • News Advertise, STOREROOM PERIODICAL Sunday', Nov. 10, 1996 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,000 Vol. 115 No. 45 High -flying fun Dean Philip has a swinging time at Paulynn Park parks and recreation department. during a recent Family Day sponsored by the Ajax photo by A.J. Groen Teachers pan strike ban plan BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — A report recommending the elimina- tion of teachers' right to strike has received poor 4,y Az 'Fs Y� 10 be Vmum grades from educators in Durham. "I think it goes too far, too fast, even for (education minister) Mr. (John) Snobe- len says Bill Butcher, head of the Durham unit of the Ontario Public School Teachers Federation. He's commenting on a report by lawyer Leon Paroian, who was paid $1 by the Province to review cur- rent negotiating practices between school boards and teachers. Mr. Paroian's recommen- dations include an outright "New& rDffftlogM.wF. ban on strikes and lockouts, the use of mandatory arbi- tration, and the repeal of Bill 100, which governs teacher - school board bargaining, placing these negotiations under the Labor Relations Act instead. He also suggests bargain- ing be done on a regional basis, rather than by individ- ual school boards, and that principals and vice -princi- pals be taken out of bargain- ing units. In case a ban of strikes isn't possible, Mr. Paroian suggests extracurricular activities, such as sports, be considered part of regular .duties and teachers not be paid when they refuse to take part as a work -to -rule action. "I have made recommen- dations for significant change because I believe the time for tinkering is over," says Mr. Paroian. "Bill 100 is outdated, inadequate and, worst of all, does nothing to clarify who is ultimately responsible and accountable for educating our children. See TEACHERS... Page 2 DIVIDED WE STAND Shotgun weddings of municipalities usually troubled BY NIARIANNE T.AKACS _ SIAJI RLN)1(I1.R DURHAM — The most confusing thing for citizens about whether amalgamating municipalities creates savings and efficiencies• according to one expert on municipal gov- ernment, is that both sides are right. "Both sides have valid opinions;' says Erin O'Con- ttor, a specialist in municipal government at the Centre for Government operated in Toronto by KPMG, one of Canada's largest consulting firms. "It depends on what the specifics of the situations are:' In some cases amalgama- tion will benefit communities and in others it won't, says Ms. O'Connor, and only care- ful analysis will help deter- mine which will be the case. " fbere is an objective way to look at these things. It real- ly is a matter of sitting down and going through all kinds of specifics and making very conservative assumptions about what the future holds:' Factors that need to be looked at, she explains, include whether there is real duplication of services by the municipalities, whether there is a great disparity in their capital propertv (facilities, equipment and other hold- ings), whether there is a sig- nificant difference in their debt loads, and what the impact of amalgamation would be on taxpayers in each town or city. "It's not going to work if there is a significant increa:w See MUNICIPAL... Page 8 Inside In the n4mm Editorial..................6 Name Dropping..... 14 Sports...................20 Classified...............24 Phone lima General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93t + 7t GST= $1 cellular w+ Mal 725.1212 `��,M�„�."►� Bell Mobil�t PAGE 2 -THE NETS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 Teachers pan strike ban proposal FROM PAGE 1 And it is the children who sutler as a result." Mr. Butcher saes there are some positive aspects in the report but others, such as putting teachers' har�vainino under the Labour Relations Act. are "Nin difficult to comprehend." He sai"s Bill 1W is desk -tied to be "child fricndIN" Mlilc the Labour Rela- tions Act isn't. Jenifer Cormier. head of the Durham Women's Teachers Associa- tion. sa-,•s her association has never been im•olced in a strike and teachers Consider the need to settle contracts without strikes important, especialIN %k lien elementarc students are imolced. "If at the encs of the process, we knew that it would he 'out of* our hands', the need to work at it locally %could not he so ,-,real:' she said in her presentation to Mr. Paroian. "The process .corks tier us. 'Who, change it"" Shc also feels the education rnmis- ter has created a crisis in education and this report adds to it. -I think Bill 1(N) N.+as set up for fail- ure. The rcN ic%% w;ts hiased from the hev,rnning" DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Home • Alarms • No Claims • JO- FS-Dooi.r-t- I\'%1 K\♦l t KK �. Over 23 Years 1, MARSHA JONES DOOLEY AIIC oersonai Service is our Difference We'll pay for half your fat. Timt', rt:;itt. iictwcen now an.] 'iirl,tm;t, we'll p;tc for IiAt the eitht \-ou lox at all%* of our Your fir,r one-on-one mc seNsion with ,t hroteaional nutritionist is ee. ;t;trt \our New fear, Resolution �'ou ,lot to lose. ealthy ifestyles WEIGHT LOSS CLINICS Eaton Centre 598-2337 Markham 415-1129 Etobicoke 239-6122 Pickering 831-6744 Mississauga 821-9187 AM BERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. F*cx E=0 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY. 401 • Chemiclave Sterilization • Cosmetic Bonding • Collect From Insurances f6t* "d 6" "7646fteat Mils O'Connor, head of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association's Durham clenientary unit, agrees. "What concerns us is that any group that made a presentation came away with the feelings that regardless of what the% said. (Mr. Paroian) had made his mind up." Mr. O'Connor sacs. " Nohodc talked about the need to take awac the right to strike." He Points out most settlements between teachers and hoards are settled without strikes. Pat Jernicx. head of the Ontario Sec- ondarc ti,hc rl Tca;hcr� I cderau,m in A Durham, says she doesn't like the sug gestion strikes he banned or that princi- pals and rice -principals he pulled trom bargaining units. "That's a big mistake for both sides. What .corks so \.%ell now is we are working things out in a (co-operative) attitude:' The minister saes the recommenda- tions will he "weighed H ithin the Con- text of several related matters." 'Iliese include the issue of who -will he responsible for school gmvi-nance and the financing of* education. Major reports on these matters are (RIC to he released soon cllsts� �hit p car CW y puffer minor injuries AJAX-PICKERING — Two "cyclists suffered minor injuries when they were struck by a car in Pickering late Thursday. Durham Regional Police believe the cyclists dis- obeyed a red light as they travelled eastbound on ':Pickering Parkway around 10:35 p.m. They were struck by a vehicle travelling northbound on Brock 'Road, driven by a 28 -year-old Ajax woman. The cyclists, an 18 -year-old Ajax resident and a 14 -year-old Oshawa resident, were taken to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, where they were treated and released. v® FORD roe SALES uAWED Announces a... ,.� M — CIO, at A If you are in the market to purchase, lease, new van Greator truck, then the •. got better! Purchase or lease a new Van or Truck from Freeway Ford between November 9, 1996 and November 23, 1996 and we will give you a 4 day/3 night Drive -Away Vacation to one of 30 exciting locations. This includes deluxe accomodations for 2 adults and up to 3 children, complimentary travel gift, 9. first day complimentary breakfast for two, tickets to a popular local attraction, discount coupons -for shopping, dining and entertainment, and a complimentary round of golf where applicable. • All vans and trucks will be Windshield Price _ r• All trades are welcome Financing I� on the s t } 50 trips will be given away a g� First Come, First Served Basis -sF • Offer expires November 23,1996 at 6 p.m,` :Hurry, because when they're gone they re goner � w YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD FORD STORE f S 1780 MARKHAM RD. SCARBOROUGH ''�''� Ave. , (Just North of Sheppard) £ ? a 401 i N 9b • L - ocsEad just ttrnules west of the Rouge Valley THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 199&PAGE 3 - p Public school board seekson our input budget y DURHAM — You can have a say in how the public school board spends your money. Members of the community are invited to share their views with Durham Board of Education trustees and staff at a series of community input sessions for next year's budget. The first meeting will be held Saturday, Nov. 16 at 9:30 a.m. at the Durham Board of Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. A second meeting will be held Wednes- day, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave., Pickering. Pickering task force to improve safety of town neighborhoods PICKERING — A Safe Neighbor- hoods Task Force has been approved by Pickering Council. The task force has been formed in the wake of recent public concern over neighborhood safety issues, particular- ly as they relate to vandalism and rowdy behavior in and around neigh- borhood parks. A Town meeting on those concerns in September drew over 100 residents. 'The community has come out, the residents have spoken;' said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson at Monday's meeting of Town Council. "Let the community take back their community" There was, however, some contro- versy before the new task force was approved. Rev. Glenn Brown of Dunbarton- Fairport United Church attended the meeting to ask councillors to tighten up the selection process and terms of ref- erence for the task force to make sure it represents the plot community rather than the agenda of Town council- i lors. Rev. Brown was critical of the way the Septem- ber public session was held, main- taining youths who addressed Doug the meeting were Dickerson treated unfairly and disrespectfully when the audience was allowed to interrupt and question them as they spoke. "Mere was a basic imbalance in how things were conducted:' he said, noting he wouldn't like to see the new Task force function the same way. The reverend also noted the presen- tation by a security company on possi- ble video surveillance in parks, which he opposes, only came when about half Pickering- residents can help ' m strengthen community PICKERING — Pickering resi- industrial area, a meeting will be :dents interested in helping improve held Monday, Nov 18 from 6:30 to Aheir town are invited to special 8:45 p.m. at Holy Redeemer "publik meetings being held by the Catholic School, 747 Liverpool Rd ,�E" teal Development Council of (south of Bayly Street). ;^ Pkjax; Pickering as part of a 'com- Those who live in the neighbor- <',munih' strentgtheiriiing project'. hoods of Livetrpod, Brock Ridge The sessions will discuss the and Duiiin Heights can attend a of Pickenng's neighbor- session Monday, Nov 25 from 6:30 the issues that concern resi- to 9 pzL at St. Lsaw Jogues and what the social develop- Catholiic Schod, 1166 Finch Ave. anent council and residents can do (east of Dixie Road). together about those issues. „ .. A meeting for the residents of Asession for West Shore and the Rougemoant, Woodlands, Rose=nk residents will be held Higbbush, Amberlea and Rouge Nov 13 from 6:30 to Park areas wA be held Thursday, p m. at Our Lady of the Bay Dec. 5 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at St: tWednesday, School, 818 Eyer Dr: (at Mary Catholic Secondary Scllooi, � ttie'Bttio* ,918 WhitFmes Rd. (south. of eh_ A�• MM .100 WA YJ I0 JA yl-ts I - =1. Switch To High -efficiency If You Ht',atWith Oto Or Electric Trade in your old furnace or M MCarrier Gas Furnace And MSave, Or... heating system for an m energy efficient furnace m M4 from Carrier and m M2. Install A High - _ m. Don't Pay t Efficiency Carrier mHeat Pump And Until April m .Cut Costs By 1997 M m40%... 0AC M m And Get FREE Air- .__ m conditioning M M M Ill• For 21 y ears I CALL FOR A FREE IN - HOME ESTIMATE M M AJAX/ OSHAWA/WHITBYM M PICKERING BOWMANVILLE •428-0333 N.,��, s co„dw pins 436-3212 • the audience had left. Rev. Brown maintained the rules for the task force needed to be tightened -so that impartiality can be an appear- ance as wel I as a fact." According to the resolution approved by Council, the task force membership will include but not be limited to community leaders, student leaders, clergy, law enforcement repre- sentatives, municipal staff and repre- sentatives of the social development council. However, individual council- lors also noted representatives should be chosen by each group on the task force rather than by the Town, that the library and school board should also have representatives, and that there should be- no politicians on the task force. Coun. Dickerson suggested the task force should be a "core committee" that would be part of a larger body which could include almost any citizen interested in the safety issue. He also defended the September meeting, maintaining the youths were only interrupted when they asked ques- tions of the audience. 1t the reverend didn't pick up on that we have a tape we can show him:' Coun. Dickerson also noted a lot of citizens have told him they think , ideo surveillance is a good idea at a time when it's too expensive to increase police patrols in parks, and said the idea shouldn't be dismissed before being considered. A majority of councillors rejected a motion by Mayor Wavne Nrthurs to refer the matter to staff for two weeks so the terms of reference could be tight- ened and more back-up material be provided for councillors. ONTARJ O The Hon. Janet Ecker, M.P.P. for Durham West invites all her constituents to a town hall meeting on Tuesday, November 12, at 7:30 p.m., in the Pickering Recreation Complex. The meeting will provide an opportunity for constituents of Durham West to question their M.P.P. on matters related to their community and/or matters related to t h e p r ovincial government. For further details please phone the constituency office at (905) 420-0829. ...� ...... .:.; .. .....ww.a �- ...,13261. sa'WYMOole.:,c.•v"�....w... The last meeting will be held Wednes- day, Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. at Port Perry High School, 160 Rosa St., Port Perry. For more information contact your local trustee or call the board at 666-550). RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES "THE DURHAM PLAN" IMMEDIATE BURIAL OR CREMATION SERVICES • T•ansportabon of the Deceased • Family Consultat cr INCLUDES • Documentation • Mirimal Wooden Crena^:on $9io or Bur al Conta rer BROCK ROAD CHAPEL ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL \057 Brock Road (Just south of 401) PICKERING (905) 686-558 �.. 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Sbanna Fernandes tiunda,.- Comer of the' �Xi-ek Ls Shauna Fcrtun&-,. Shauna enK)vs rea(Ing. •%%imnung. z and tap claming. Shauna will receive a dinner for -+ and a T-shirt axnplimems of liur.,,er King CorgrWWA%dows Shauna for being our Sumlay Carney of the VGeek. slfl KING Committed To Excellence 1281) King�,um Rpt . Pickenns: .A-45 \l,, Kcnzir A% L' . AI.0 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19% Durham's Women of honored by Y BY LESLEY 1ICMASTER national recognition as one of To nil NF%%S AIATRI1SI:R the reasons the Durham public DURHAM — Then arc school hoard was recently principals. editors -in -chief; named the best school s,stem hockey coaches, firefighters. in the world. administrators and volunteers. Louise Parkes %vas chosen But most of all, they are in the Arts and Culture catego- women making it happen. ry for her work in bringing a Over 3(X) people gathered tour of' murals and tui festivals at the 15th Annual Women of to downtown Oshawa. The Distinction .Awards to honor organizer of' Art in the Park the work of 23 nominees rung her own publishing busi- Thursday night at the nes.. \,)Iunteers ties the Down- W'CA's major fund-raising to\t n , tnon Committee and event of the year. the Victorian Order of YNVC.A Selection \lirses and is a mem- Committee member 'ger of the Rotary Denise Atkinson says o 'lub. winners were chosen Be,,Turner was hon - based on their activi- ored in the Non-Tra- tv in the community dltional Roles catego- and outstanding r, fits her 20,car% of- fefforts effortsin a panicular_ llrfield. Z N ,er\icc at Durham College. The first Joanne Joanne Burghardt. female vice-president Burghardt editor-in-chief of the of Business Skills Ajax -Pickering News Adyer- and Development. Ms. Turner tiler. was chosen to the Busi- is an acti%c volunteer for such ness. Professions and Trades causes as the Oshawa General category. Hailed as a "local Hospital Cancer Unit and has success soon, 1rs. Burghardt competed in a number of has made a successful climb triathalons in her spare time. from reporter to her present Registered nurse SN lyia )osition atop a string of Spice was chosen in the award-winning papers that Health Ctrs. Sciences and serve several communities. Technology catcgor,. As including Whitb%. Oshawa. executive director of Durham Clarington. Northumherland Region :'Attendant Care Inc.. and Pon Perrin. A mother of she's put her leadership skills three. she also sits on the and cost saying* measures to Y'KCA Board of Governors work to turn a dox+med centre and Human Resources Com- into a thnylne facility fur mittee and Hun the 1996 mentally -challenged adults in Durham College Alumni Oshawa. Award. Nan Spencer was named in South Simcoe Public the Spouts. Fitness and Recre- School principal Sandra Dean ation category for her work was honored in the Education. with women's hockey both Training and Development to calh and internationally. field. A winner of the Bruce The first president of the Clar- Mather award and named ington Girls Hockey Associa- 1995's Durham Board of Edu- tion. Ms. Spencer has orga- cation's Educator of the Year. nixed the Newcastle 'Mini the modter of' two teaiches the Blades Program. and has sat principals' course at the Uni- on the selection committees versity of Toronto. The for both the under- I K and improvements she has made at women's Canadian teams. South Simcoe Public School She is currently the committee in Oshawa have gained inter- chairman for the 1996 Women's Hocken Champi- onship to be held in Kitchener. Club Carib president Antoinette Sealy was chosen in the Community Service field. A 17 -year tnember of the club. Ms. Sealy chairs both the Women's Benevolent Committee and Public Rela- tions Committee while work- ing hard to develop youth activities and Promote drug awareness. She won the Durham Drug Awareness Community Partnership Award in 1995. Michelle Rivett picked up the honor for the Young Woman of Distinction. The OAC student from Eastdale Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa organized One morning could mean I a Lifetime of Security a1I1. [�'iKI]'I4.IaIlI►[dtIIII4! Investment plans for Generation X, Baby Boomers and Seniors. 1 -low to avoid the coming -etirement crisis ding the financial markets Dom "-),N to tum your real estate a refire fund a 3O -hour faniine at her school which raised $I,(XX) in pledges. A steady honor roll student, Michelle balances academics with athletics. is a camp counsellor fur children with special needs and acts as Minister of Spirit and School Ambassador for Eastdale. Guest speaker Sonja Ingrid Bata acknowledged the accomplishments of nominees and reminded the audience of how I'ar wornen have collie over the past centuries. "One-third of Canadian business today is led by women. 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Police say Mr. Arseneau was ejected from the vehicle. All three suffered seri- ous but non -life-threatening injuries in the crash. They were taken to Sunny - brook Health Science Centre. Mr. Arseneau suffered a broken leg, facial lacerations and an eye injury which may result in a loss of sight. Mr. Wyse suffered a broken left arm, a bro- ken leg facial lacerations and damage to one side of his neck. No information was available on Ms. Barnes' injuries. Ajax AxeniLn coach Bill Bowden says other players and coaching staff were in shock after learning of the crash. -I ,isited the boys on Wednesday morning and they were in pretty rough shape:'says Mr. Bowden "The main thing is that they're still here" ArsLneau had scored four goals in leading the Axemen to a 9-5 victory over the Bowmanville Eagles that night. Both players will tk out for the remainder of the season. 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It's only it matter of time before some form of amalgamation is imposed on the municipalities in Durham Region, partic- ularly the southern, more heavily -populated communi- ties. Ontario', Municipal Affairs and Housing ministr says it does not intend to include Durham communities in an, 'Metro Toronto amalgamation. But the writing is on the wall, says Oshawa Mayor Nancy I)iamond, who suggests the Province is effective - I} moving Durham's municipalities toward some form of consolidation by "starving" local governments of fund- ing. Naturally, the first instinct of local politicians is to react negatively to change. L(x)kin,, to protect their ower fiefdoms, local mayors are opf sed to amalgamation within Durham, particularise the concept of merying all the region's municipalities into one ciiant city. Ajax Ma%or Steve Parish says his community is "an efficient size" Pickering's A'ax ne Arthurs suggests ..our current government arrangement works" The mayors cite the urban -rural mix of the region as a stumbling_ block to creating one city and art concerned about the effects of amalgamation on community identi- ty. Concerns about a community's distinctiveness, while legitimate, mean little in terms of providing cost-efficient sen ices such a, sno�.% removal. A Durham mega -cit\ may be too sprawling to be effective, but there's considerable meet to linking some of Durham's lakeshore communities. Redrawing the political map may not be necessary, but linking such areas as economic development, public works, planning and transit could bring financial efficiencies for cash- strapped local governments. Emergency services, some of which fall under munic- ipal government jurisdiction, are a prime example of unnecessary duplication. Durham Region has two police forces (Durham Regional and Ontario Provincial Police), yet each municipality has its own fire department. Elected officials who represent local taxpayers should be actively seeking economies of scale — not fighting the idea to preserve their own political turf. (V�______ To respond to this editorial call lnfosource at ���������� 683-7040 and dial 5111 •You said it... In response to last Sunday's column Sicko on the loose by Blake Purdy regarding an attempted abduc- tion in Pickering: ♦ "I didn't see the point of bringing up Kristen French's name in the article. She probably had her reasons for going up to that car. It made her appear stupid. I'm sure she wasn't" ♦ "I would have appreciated knowing about it before this ... to alert the children and the parents in this area that something of this nature has happened" T DID YOU�jEARN AT ScN00L? IEMED A DES WAK�DAY,,, -ME TIMF.SfINEY ARE A a"ING 5/ 1TJUST DiD IT! 07V v Letters to the editor Government must crack down on unsafe transport trucks To the editor: I find it appalling that our provincial government allows owners ol= unsafe and unfit trucks to continue the carnage On our highways. Unsafe trucks have claimed such unsuspecting and innocent victims as the young lady from W'hithy whose life was snatched from her in a split second as she travelled the same highway so many of us use each day, and the unsuspecting mother killed instantly while doing her laundry in the safe haven of her home. Labor unions and labor groups organize themselves and cause a one -day disruption which upsets our government to the point where lawsuits worth millions of dollars are imminent, yet trucking compa- nies are allowed to operate poten- tially unsafe vehicles on our high- ways and virtually nothing is done by our government. Where are the priorities of our elected officials, in particular Minister of Transportation A! Palladini? I would bet that if it were a close relative of Mr. Palladini's whose life was suddenly terminat- ed because of the we -don't -give -a - damn attitude of some of these trucking companies, then their licence to operate would be short- lived and they would be removed from our highways immediately. Maybe we should take a closer look at who is making political campaign contributions to our elected governments. Bud York, Ajax The Ajax -Pickering News Ivertiser accepts letters to the editor. I letters should be typed or neatly rid -written, 150 words. Each letter Wit be signed with a rtrs-t and last ire or two initials and a last name. Me include a phone number for if3Caltion. The editor mwnvs the ht to edit copy for style- length and tent. Opinions expressed in letters dMise of the writer and not neces- tbose of7be News Advertiser. ZZ Council a case study in narcissistic paranoia To the editor: News Advertiser reporter Marianne Takacs is a much kinder person than I am. Her report of the recent Pickering Council meeting is kindly to the point of compromising the truth. I was at that meeting, watching in awe as the hours rolled by. My report to the taxpayers of Pickering would be very different, and it would contain bad news and good news. The bad news (for councillors and the mayor) is that Pickering residents should be strongly supportive of merg- ing local authorities, with mega -city councillors installed based on a track record of expertise, professionalism and excellent communication skills, not one of secrecy, nastiness and vani- ty. The good news is that for a fee, council could offer psychology field classes — an excellent opportunity to study the group dynamics of narcissis- tic paranoia. Tony McCann, Pickering Al Rivett Opinion Poison pen I has no name Rcader feedback is good. Whether it's positive or negative, newspaper types need to know if they're revered or revilcd. i1 shows us that someone out there is paying attention. Such is the rase with two letters 1 received recently from a reader who who has chosen to remain anony- rnous, signing faxes "a disappointed reader". The source of his/her discontent is the fact we don't often take photos of Pickering Panthers Metro Junior 'A' hockey games. We do follow the Panthers. We've covered than through thick and thin, good and had. Althow_,h there was nary a request for photo coverage it those Ivan years, now that the team has returned to respectability, there's at least one fan who thinks we've purposef'ullN ignored the squad in this regard. i The reader taxed us for the first . time on Oct. 25, requesting we take photos of the Panthers' home game against North York on Oct. 27, as " myself' and the rest of Pickerin-, would like to see more of the Panthers especially since they are having an Ah1AZING start". A quick phone call to our photo chief confirmed what I had alrcadN suspected, that the photo log book our Bible of what is being pho- tographed in the community — was full and this late request couldn't be accommodated. As it turned out, the space in i Wednesday's paper for sports was such that publishing an action photo of the Panthersgame would have been a near impossibility. However, we did manage to run a detailed arti- cle on the team's exploits of that weekend. Guess what? Another fax arrived, containing a great deal more rancor than the first. Th.e fax summed up haughtily that the writer has "nothing more to say since there is no getting through to you". Yes, we do take action shots of hockey. However, admittedly, we do steer clear of these as much as possi- ble as readers have suggested through surveys that seeing partici- pants' faces in photographs is impor- tant to them. Unfortunately, hockey players' visages are shrouded in their masks, making identification almost impossible. Will we cover the Panthers in pho- tographs? Yes. As a matter of fact, we had a photographer at Friday's game against the Quinte Hawks. And, with any luck, a shot will be published Wednesday. I hope that will assuage my crit- ic ... for the time being. I PL To comment on this column nfosou a calllnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108 c _U -. s �s PTi IEMED A DES WAK�DAY,,, -ME TIMF.SfINEY ARE A a"ING 5/ 1TJUST DiD IT! 07V v Letters to the editor Government must crack down on unsafe transport trucks To the editor: I find it appalling that our provincial government allows owners ol= unsafe and unfit trucks to continue the carnage On our highways. Unsafe trucks have claimed such unsuspecting and innocent victims as the young lady from W'hithy whose life was snatched from her in a split second as she travelled the same highway so many of us use each day, and the unsuspecting mother killed instantly while doing her laundry in the safe haven of her home. Labor unions and labor groups organize themselves and cause a one -day disruption which upsets our government to the point where lawsuits worth millions of dollars are imminent, yet trucking compa- nies are allowed to operate poten- tially unsafe vehicles on our high- ways and virtually nothing is done by our government. Where are the priorities of our elected officials, in particular Minister of Transportation A! Palladini? I would bet that if it were a close relative of Mr. Palladini's whose life was suddenly terminat- ed because of the we -don't -give -a - damn attitude of some of these trucking companies, then their licence to operate would be short- lived and they would be removed from our highways immediately. Maybe we should take a closer look at who is making political campaign contributions to our elected governments. Bud York, Ajax The Ajax -Pickering News Ivertiser accepts letters to the editor. I letters should be typed or neatly rid -written, 150 words. Each letter Wit be signed with a rtrs-t and last ire or two initials and a last name. Me include a phone number for if3Caltion. The editor mwnvs the ht to edit copy for style- length and tent. Opinions expressed in letters dMise of the writer and not neces- tbose of7be News Advertiser. ZZ Council a case study in narcissistic paranoia To the editor: News Advertiser reporter Marianne Takacs is a much kinder person than I am. Her report of the recent Pickering Council meeting is kindly to the point of compromising the truth. I was at that meeting, watching in awe as the hours rolled by. My report to the taxpayers of Pickering would be very different, and it would contain bad news and good news. The bad news (for councillors and the mayor) is that Pickering residents should be strongly supportive of merg- ing local authorities, with mega -city councillors installed based on a track record of expertise, professionalism and excellent communication skills, not one of secrecy, nastiness and vani- ty. The good news is that for a fee, council could offer psychology field classes — an excellent opportunity to study the group dynamics of narcissis- tic paranoia. Tony McCann, Pickering Al Rivett Opinion Poison pen I has no name Rcader feedback is good. Whether it's positive or negative, newspaper types need to know if they're revered or revilcd. i1 shows us that someone out there is paying attention. Such is the rase with two letters 1 received recently from a reader who who has chosen to remain anony- rnous, signing faxes "a disappointed reader". The source of his/her discontent is the fact we don't often take photos of Pickering Panthers Metro Junior 'A' hockey games. We do follow the Panthers. We've covered than through thick and thin, good and had. Althow_,h there was nary a request for photo coverage it those Ivan years, now that the team has returned to respectability, there's at least one fan who thinks we've purposef'ullN ignored the squad in this regard. i The reader taxed us for the first . time on Oct. 25, requesting we take photos of the Panthers' home game against North York on Oct. 27, as " myself' and the rest of Pickerin-, would like to see more of the Panthers especially since they are having an Ah1AZING start". A quick phone call to our photo chief confirmed what I had alrcadN suspected, that the photo log book our Bible of what is being pho- tographed in the community — was full and this late request couldn't be accommodated. As it turned out, the space in i Wednesday's paper for sports was such that publishing an action photo of the Panthersgame would have been a near impossibility. However, we did manage to run a detailed arti- cle on the team's exploits of that weekend. Guess what? Another fax arrived, containing a great deal more rancor than the first. Th.e fax summed up haughtily that the writer has "nothing more to say since there is no getting through to you". Yes, we do take action shots of hockey. However, admittedly, we do steer clear of these as much as possi- ble as readers have suggested through surveys that seeing partici- pants' faces in photographs is impor- tant to them. Unfortunately, hockey players' visages are shrouded in their masks, making identification almost impossible. Will we cover the Panthers in pho- tographs? Yes. As a matter of fact, we had a photographer at Friday's game against the Quinte Hawks. And, with any luck, a shot will be published Wednesday. I hope that will assuage my crit- ic ... for the time being. I PL To comment on this column nfosou a calllnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 7 Safety foryoung focus of Youth Centre meetin g AJAX-PICKERING — Safety issues ing meeting. Ajax and Pickering teens and their fami- ing, or for information about confidential and self-defence for gay, lesbian and The workshop is hosted by the Youth lies. weekly drop-in sessions, call Filen bisexual youth is the focus of an upcom- Centre, a community health centre for For the dates and location of the meet- Schierholtz at 428-1212. Art auction helps needy join Yprograms DURHAM — You can add to or start your art collection at a Durham Region YMCA auction Fri- day, Nov. 22. The Y holds its 16th annual art auction, in co- operation with Uptown Gallery, at Trafalgar Castle School, 401 Reynolds St., Whitby. Works by many well-known artists will be available at 60 per cent below retail value. A silent auction begins at 6:30 p.m. followed by an art preview from 6:30 to 7:30 and the auction at 7:30. This year's door prize is it Robert Bateman print. Refreshments will be served. Tickets are x,1.5 in advance and $20 at the door. Proceeds from the event go to the Durham Region YMCA Community Fund which subsidizes needy families wanting to take part in Y programs. For more information or tickets, call the Y at 668-6868. 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N LIC �M449388 A PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19% D ividedwe stand Amalgamation no option in `unique' Durham Region DURHAM -- Mayors of most Durham communities are opposed to amalgamation with other municipalities, an infionnal News Advertiser sur cv has found. Here's where Durham mayors and the Region chairman stand, in alphabetical order h\ the community thc\ run. kWe .\ ere unable to contact Clarim-non Mayor Diane Hanire or act- ing ytav or David Scott). AJAX dart or Ste%r Parish bellcycs Aja\ has nothing to gain and a sense of com- tnunit\ to lose h\ amalgamating \pith nei ghhors. We have a good community. It's an efficient size. Ma%or Parish believes the Harris government is being Hromg-headed" in espousing the theory that having bigger and 1e\\cr municipal governments will sa\e money, avoid duplication and increase eliicienc\. All the research done in Europe and the U.S.. he main- Luns. indicates the opposite is true. 'When \ ou tact above a certain Icycl you'\c gut higger hurcaucracies and less etiicienc\. You don't save money; you cost mune\.' He notes, ho\+c\cr. that he might reconsider his position it the Prr\incc came hor\yard \\ith sonic e\i- dcnce arnal ,arm:nion \,kould sa%c ta\- pa\ yrs here rn lne\ BROCK I car:.;e no benefits in anralganrat- ing \kith an-, other 'L1,\\rrship or Region. sa\s Keith Shier. "It it could be demonstrated there \x&, going, to he a lenctit to our 'Io,\%nhip or Re:tuon I'J ccrtainlN be open to discus - sum ' Iltc nta\or s"\s Brock fl -is had "prc- liminar\ discussions about possihlc arnalganiation .kith one of its ncighbxor, but it Hent no further. Ho\\eyer, the 7i0tinshir i, co-orcrating vA,ith its neigh - hors to increase eflicicncy and sa\c mine\ . DURHAM REGION' I don't ace it happening here, says Durham Rcgm ion Chairman Jun Wim.. 'Tc spoken to people at Queen's Park and \\hatever the solution is in Metro might not be the solution in the 905 regions. When that was mentioned to me, m} comment was I'm glad to hear that. "The whole Golden Report and others have stared because of a prob- lem in Metro. In the past, the Province has seen tit to take a Metro problem, find a bandage and apply it over the entire province. I sincerely hope they not do that here." OSHAWA Amalgamating Durham into one municipality would "just be a night- mare", says Mayor Nancy Diamond. "I can se. why it's being looked at in Toronto, although that doesn't mean I think it's great. I don't think there will be any cost savings." Metro is a "mature area. The geogra- phy works, the density of population works. They're all urban and of compa- rable development." But Durham is "very dif'terent. We're vast geographically with a very signifi- cant mix of urban and rural. Durham as a city would he 10)1 square miles stretching from Lake Ontario to Lake SlrncoC. \kith a relatively small popula- tion and with huge differences. l3rock is just over 10.(1(x) \\-hila Osha\\a is oyer 140,(W." %1:nor Diamond cn\isions sonic municipalities within Durham nien-nng. council last September gassed a motion to support looking at amalgama- tion and the henctits that could accrue to citizens of like-minded municipalities. There could be benefits in a reduction of costs and wc'd be quite prepared to talk about that \\ith neighboring communi- ties. imestigatc it and onk after local referenda, where citizens would have to ha -,c the right to \dice their opinion, if it's vood for all of us. we could do it." PICKERiNG tic Tem n position is our current Llo\ernnient arrangement works," sa\s %1.1.% or Nk'u\ rte Anhurs. "Our size and the projected growth in the municipalit\ pro\ide an opportunit\ for good scnice Ic\cls at reasonable cost." The mayor "hasn't heard a thin_.," about provincial amalgamation plans for Pickering or Durham and sa\s Pickering has no sirateg\ to deal with such a p\os sihiht\ hccausc ":tt this mint \+e don't need one tiCt (:O(: TO" NSIiIf, Du:ii.iin ",)I k, '.%c;! ,:ed am plans to and:ilg:intatC municipalities here would 'drastically change the liteso lc" of residents \yho'yc chosen to, call the region home. sa\ s Ma -,or H, \\ard Hall. "People here in the north still feel ver\ ;lose to their local councils. The\ wouldn't kno\\ \\ho to eo to, \\ho to talk to (it amalgamation occurred i...«'c listen to the people and do \\hat they \rant, it we can atl'ord it." Manor Hall hche\es amalgamation is needed for Metro Toronto, vv hich i, "much more compact" than Durham and has a number of prohlenis that need to he addressed. including taxation. Still. talk ofamalgamation "has been goxod cur us. The northern mayors hayc met on three oxcasions to discuss the sharing of services. ' He s confident the Province will move ahead with plans to amalgamate Metro's municipalities and believes "that will set the stage that other municipali- ties will be lelt alone. Maybe in five or 10 years they'll take a whack at the out- lying areas, but that's just a maybe." UXBRIDGE One big Durham municipality "won't happen," Mayor Geni Lynn O'Connor Municipal mer predicts. "First of all, the problem is in Toron- to. The \\-hole thing started hccause Toronto wasn't functioning. Thcre arc a lot of'prohlems in Toronto l:i-% the rrohlcrns in T,nonto and then conic out. '7'd like to hope the\ will Ieaye us alone and let us solve our prohlerru. 'ilnre northern nia\ors hays hccn mcet- in« on an ongoing basis. \\•ith staff try- ing to present plans on how vye might better do business amongst the three of us." its_ O'Connor notes. ''I would like Queen's Park to deal \\ith T ronto's pro ,Ncm first and let Durham deal \ynh its problems. I don't think Durham has am prohlcros Wc'rc a ycr\ functional re�non.' L'xhridg,c isn't studying rncrgin,, %%ith other communities, she adds. "Be it right or be it \\rong. I'\e ined to sta\ awa\ oroni) coni senting on all the difCercnt scenarios. i don't have cnouL,h tinie in the day." 11 HiTlil' It,in E d%%ards sa\s a Durham-\\ idc anialgantation At hap- ten. A have e\cr\ assurance. eery time I speak t,1 someone in the _u\ cmntent. that the\ ha\e no intention along those lines. It aniaLganiauon is nccess:ir\, it will he found h\ the people in place." Wluth\ \A,ouldnt support an,, sort of amalgamation, 1Lnor Ed\\ards says. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish is prepared to defend his turf. He says Ajax already runs an efficient community and resi- dents would have nothing to gain by amalgamation. photo by A.J. Groe❑ Amalgamation inevitable, says former NIPP AJAX-PiCKERING -- It local rohticians had had their way hack ,%Iicn municipalities here were realigned and Durham Region was fomlcd in 1974, there would now be 20 municipalities in the Region instead of eight, says George Ache. Mr. %she was deputy reeve of the Township of Pickering before becoming the first mayor of' Pickering in 1973 and moving on to Queen's Park in 1977 as an 1t1PP and cahinct minister. " Of course everybody wanted their own turf, let's not kid ourselves." Back then, he adds, there \kasn't "enough intestinal fortitudc and will" to amalgamate Ajax and Pickering and some other tons. but Mr. Ashc belic\cs it's inc%itahle they will he joined. 'iie only question is when. "tire hencfits, he maintains, will he a stronger community and sayings for taxpayers. "Do \ou rcallk need two CAOs and assistant directors and heads of dep:utnicnis and councils and all that'"' Who spends what and gers where in Durham Region DURHAM — Following is a summary of the %years budget ., expenditures of Durham municipalities in three 'basic service areas —public works/roads.waste PICKERING (pop. 75,000) Pickering expects to spend about $5.4 million pickup handling, and economic development However, the different way municipalities classi- this year on public works, roads and related expen- ditures, $891,750 on environmental services/solid fy specific expenditures in their budgets makes it difficult to use the figures for comparative purpos- waste and $179,453 on economic development. yes. For example, Oshawa combines its waste han- . - SCUGOG (pop. 18,225) Scugog has earmarked almost $2 million for ding expenditures into its public works budget. roads this year, including snow removal. It will AJAX (pop. 60,000) Ajax has set aside $360,000 in this years bud spend $250,000 on garbage collection and another $15,000 on economic development. get for business development. It plans to spend 1 million on roads and about $700,000 UXBRIDGE (pop. 15,000} ' a on Uxbridge has allotted about $3 mi lGon for roads garbage and yard waste collection. ; and $268,000 forrba 9a 9e collection. It doesn't} BROCK (pop. 12,000 Brock wilt spend a little more than $2 ma6on on have an economic development department, rely - on Dtuharri R roads and $107,950 on garbage collection. It does not have an economic development aing - 0o for help in that area . (pop. 67,328} ; CtARINGTONrt<rtent Ctarirtt on has �'�) s" gt budgeted $11.3 million this year for Whitby has earmarked $288,000 for economic -,development in this year's . It will i.about $1,028,410 on waste coaection and public works, and tx g parks and cemeteries,, nd $2.3 rydion for garbage collection, An expertcti- $5,946,210 on pi works (including engineer- M ung), rhue of $249,247 is expected for economic devel- DURHAM REGION (pop. 421,824) nladoeWV and totuiam OSHAWA (pop 135000 �fiam expects to spend about $153 million 12.7 #>IS yea on public works, SeYYer ;,Oshawa wt� spend $ of P which includes garbage Milection. It has set idt3 483 $,000 for water e A 5� 5.t3171�Qr1''15 to waste management, and $601,55046 et rmmic econorruc deuelopntertt �t this ,dewt�lopment , - a entail `gut-wrenchin ' l' Y' g e amination FROM PAGE 1 explains Ms. O'Connor. "People las; their jobs, sultant on several shotgun weddings between in taxation for residents of one municipality." Politicians lose their positions. It's not unusual municipalities, with the finger on the trigger She notes communities also have to be pre- for politicians and stall' to resist any kind of often belonging to a provincial government fed pared for the hardships amalgamation usually change like that." up with waiting for the bride and groom to head entails, including "gut -wrenching" and expen- Often, neither the municipalities nor their cit- to the altar on their own. She believes that while sive elimination of municipal employees. hens want to venture into the unknown territory they may on occasion be necess One factor that often comes into the equation of amalgamation when the familiar status quo is unions are usually troubled. Often, a degree of but shouldn't is instinctive resistance to change available. Sometimes of course, as now appears "animosity and competition" remains between among politicians and in communities. to be the case with Metro Toronto, amalgamation the partners that keeps the amalgamation from "There's a strong vested interest in any munic- is forced on municipalities by higher levels of working as well as it might have if the partners ipality of any sire to maintain the status quo," government. Ms. O'Connor has acted as a con- had chosen the arrangement themselves. 7 THE: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19%-PA(;E 9 North York urges Durham to beware amalgamation ❑ `Stay in touch with of Premier Mike Ilarris's plan. "We're municipalities) would affect them." of democracy. astonished such a preposterous proposal Mayor i.astman's office has looked at "It allows people to participate and constituents' to educate could be put forward." amalgamation studies done in ('anada and have a say in their local community." them on effects of Though the Province hasn't yet sug- the United States. Under the proposed super city. Ms. gested amalgamating municipalities in "Nowhere has amalgamation saved White believes it would he difficult for amalgamation, says Durham, Ms. White encourages the may- money," notes Ms. White. "In fact. it's constituents to get through to their elected Mel Lastman's office ors of Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, often cost more to provide services." representatives and to have their concerns and Brock, Uxbridge and Scugog Town- She believes constituents would lose in addressed. BY LINDA WHiTE ships to "stay in close touch with their other ways as well. "If you want to have your garbage STAFF REPORTER constituents and help them understand "Local government is the cornerstone picked up, good luck," she ' vs. DURHAM -- Be prepared. how (an amalgamation of That's the message the office of at least one Metro mayor would pass on to civic leaders here in the wake of a provincial pro- posal to elimi- nate Metro's six municipalities to end duplica- tion in costs and create one super city called Toronto. "We were caught com- pletely off guard," Sheila White, assistant to North York Mayor Mel Lastman, says Learn to prepare income taxes from H&R Block, the nation's No. 1 income tax return preparation firm. Work on your own taxes or start a rewarding career. 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Former Editor ot'the newsletter for dentists, THE DEATALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 �! 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1996 1.Love-.:Chiropractic It is a pleasure to start ^each day with position of the spinal bones. the knowledge that I will spend it in the Once the problem is identified a office helping people regain and chiropractor will explain the problem to maintain their health through you. Treatment usually involves chiropractic care. This is why I can say performing a procedure called an that I love my work as a chiropractor. adjustment which gently restores the Calling it work is really a misnomer. It position and motion of the vertebrae. is a joy. But what is chiropractic? Very few people understand this healing art. Most think we only treat low back pain. We do have an excellent success rate with that condition but there is much more benefit to be gained from chiropractic than that alone. Dr. John Clark BSC DC Acupuncturist The 24 bones of the spinal column protect the spinal cord from injury. However, when those bones and joints get out of alignment or become stiff they irritate or choke the nerves in that area. If you are "lucky" this causes discomfort, such as low back pain mentioned above. When the nerves in the upper neck are involved it can translate into neck pain, shoulder or arm pain and headaches. The "unlucky"patients don't get pain. Therefore, they may never associate their lack of health to a spinal condition or consider chiropractic treatment. For example, if the nerves going into the intestine or lungs are irritated (by the same mechanism that causes low back or neck pain) then the symptoms may be poor digestion or asthma. .Just like a dentist is the best person to examine your teeth, a chiropractor is the most highly trained to assess the motion or This eliminates the irritation on the nerves thus allowing the body to heal itself. Therefore, we treat the cause (irritation on the nervous system) and the effects (symptoms) take care of themselves. Is your level of health less than you think it should be? If you could do something about it, would you? If you answered yes to either of these questions it is time for you to consult a chiropractor. Dr. John Clark is associated with the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics, located just east of the Pickering GO Station at 1420 Bayly Street, Unit 6. Phone (905) 420-6285. I've lost 2" in my hips and thighs, I " from my waist, I'm toning and firming the muscles m my arms and legs. I'm dealing with atrtiss better, I have oonfidence I've never had before, and I'm having a great time. Oh .. and I'm larnins to Physiotherapy with the Persona/ Touch! - Orthopedics - Arthritis - Back and Neck Pain - Sports - MVA Rehab - Craniosacral Therapy - Auto - Health Ins. - WCB 9 Languages Spoken "Pickering Physiotherapy Centre" Registered Physiotherapists 420-1266 1450 Kingston Rd.=Hwy. 2 & Valley Farm Rd. The Cry of the WEEKEND WARRIOR 1 need a Physiotherapist! Fall activities like gardening can lead to aches and pain. If you're hurting from over exertion - or you want to avoid pain and injury - see the leader in physical rehabilitation. 9 Whites Road Physiotherapy Ir"1I & Sport Injury Clinic THE MEDICAL CLINIC .. 720 Sheppard Ave. Unit 8 (905) 420-0647 Pickering, Ont. L1 V 1 G5 if you would like to advertise in this bi-Ilveek/y feature call Chris for It Wbiis at 683-5110 LASER VISION CORRECTION may be your key to freedom To learn more about this procedure plan to attend a FREE PATIENT INFORMATION SESSION offered by Dr. John NWl lliwAAW U., FJLC S. (C) At the Information Session you will; see a slide presentation about Laser Refraction Surgery have an opportunity for Dr. MacLeod to answer all your questions meet others who are enjoying the benefits of this procedure To reserve a space at the next Free patient Information Session Call (905) 721-1211 Total _GAME wHealth Traditional & complimentary rehabilitative approaches *Medical Doctors Specializing In Physical Rehabilitation • Physiotherapy • Acupuncture • Chiropractic • Chi ropodisIlPodiatiist (foot specialist) Athletic Therapy (foot specialist) e Kinesiology • Individualized Fitness Training e Massage Therapy • Reiki Therapy Cardiac Prevention 8. Rehab. • Relaxation & Stress Manaaement. Fwtur• THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE: l I Ask Your Doctor! 1'ammed dental cavity - you may traumatic births. There are ' Doctor. P1 have it for a long time case histories of infants -Ask your your neck gives relief before symptoms appear. close to death, who were { •:. Please writs to Jan. 5/97 That's why periodic spinal adjusted in hospitals with Chris at crack reappears check-ups are so seemingly miraculous Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, t� important. Although it may recoveries. , 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LIS 2H5 P be possible to know you ' �� any questions you may have for have spinal nerve stress, it Dear Dr. Fraako, is to be Is Chiropractic to "am of the Health related businesses rarely possible sure similar in the Health A Fitness feature. Your you don't. An occasional massage? r spinal check-up is always a No, Chiropractic deals answer will be published In Durham Dr. Mary Anne Franko good idea. p „ with the spinal column, ererlt and the News Advertiser. DC BA BPB nervous system, meninges I O ii!-����•!�•�•� ¢v`' Dear Dr. Franko, y. , .and body structure. Dear Dr. Franko, M: "crack" At what age should .Massage therapists deal 1 P I N E R I D G E Is it bad to your neck or Chiropractic begin? with muscle tension, 1 back a lot? Newborns have received circulation and body Fluid ; NATURAL H E A L T H The desire to pop the neck or back spinal adjustments drainage. 1 is caused by tension from a especially after difficult or 1.Welcome", or fixated 1 ■ vertebra, which causes another part of the spine to compensate by moving too much and "Popping" a lot. The jammed part should be adjusted by a chiropractor so that the rest of the spinal column will balance and stop being so movable and noisy. Dear Dr. Franko, Should I be Dec. 8/96 "adjushng" myself? P1 Cracking or popping Dec. 22196 your neck gives relief ` for a while, but soon Jan. 5/97 the urge to pop or Durham Parent crack reappears because the cause of the spinal tension hasn't been corrected. Dear Dr. Franko, Do Chiropractors have medical (M.D.) Degrees? Chiropractors have Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degrees granted from chiropractic colleges. 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TM I 1955 Valley Farm Road, Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 1 X6 Find us in the Yellow Pages, listed under "Retirement Homes". • PAGE 12 -nM NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19% Pickering artist takes photocopying to new d ❑ Linda Ward Selbie's work is truly larger than life thanks to new imaging technology B1' MICHELE YOUNG Dt RHAM STAIN PICKERING -- Linda Ward Selhie is on the cutting edge of Xerox art technolo- gy -- and other artists may soon he copy- ing her technique. The Pickering artist recently came upon a way to blow up her photographic prints into much larger images. when she found out about a brand new technology: the Xerox large -format printer. "Lots of artists have worked with Xerox but it has been restrictive because of the paper size." she says -- as standard photocopiers don't handle paper any lar., than the 11-inch-hv-l7-inch format. Ward Sclhie says she was working on an exhibit for it gallen in Sarnia last year when she decided to try and get around the problem. "I %anted to blow things up really large. but it was driving me craiy since there was no way of getting rid of the lines t between the photo- copies). " hoto- copies1." So she called Xerox and was con- nected with its engineering depart- ment. The} told her about the large -for- mat printer and the rest is histon. "Basically this is the first time an, - one has done this because the tech- nology is so ncw." Isola. Ward Selhie's photographic essay on the islands of Sicily. openers at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa on Noy. 7. The exhibit con- sists of 20 repro- graph images, Linda Ward Selbie and one of her works caned from stone. plaster, painted on walls or fixed to cemetery monuments as memento rnori. The month -lone visit was "exciting and fascinating," says Ward Sell -tie. "It was a wonder- ful adycnturc...the place is full of history; the architecture was absolutely beautiful." A (7raduate of Ryerson Poly - technical Institute, Toronto, %I*arnl_Selbic has exhihited her We'll pay for half your fat. That's right' between noTA an,l (Ahristmas we'll pay for half the wcighr you It)sr it any of our finics. Your first tine -on -one �,tnsultation session with a hrtlfcssional nutritionist is ftee. �r:irt yourNew Years Resolution n,,w. %X'hat h:lyc VOL] �,ot to losC.' kIa lthyrim ifestyles WEIGHT LOSS CLIMCS Eaton Centre 598-2337 Markham 415-1129 Etobicoke 239-6122 Pickering 831-6744 Mississauga 821-9187 each one four I DOES YOUR CHILD SMILE WITH fret by five feet, ICON 1F, Q 1Em = E a7 blown up from + Y color pho- tographs. Her original pho- tographs were >< transferred to digital files and then output on the large -format J printer. The wad �.a�... •..,a.. process is Simi- lar to four-color, Offset printing. This photo- graphic essay sprang from a visit to Sicily that Ward Selbie (whose maternal grandparents are Italian) made in 1995. She and her husband spent their time there exploring Greek temple sites and volcano sites. They even saw a volcano exploding. "It was this big black thing erupting at night; it was absolutely magical." In the dramat- ic photographs she took while in Sicily, there are no people -- the only figures in the desolate scenes are NAffM AM CAMM CALL AJAX M) 9&&W / MCMM (9W $39-5oon work since 1983. Her exhibition Circus Vesta was featured at the McLaughlin Gallery in 1992. The generous sponsor- ship of Management Graphics. Research Capi- Bury tal Corporation and The 0 Document Company, Xerox, all of Toronto, is greatly appreciated. Isola: Linda Ward Set- SHOUL hie, runs to Jan. 12 at the _ ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton s Baby Book broadsheet. appearing In this newspaper this week. Please note the following Page 4 - Girls' 2 -piece fleece sets. Reg. 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Saturday, 9 am - I pm For more information, or to register call: The Durham Management Centre Durham College Whitby Skills Training Centre (905) 721-3340. DURIIAM Management CENTRE P a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 13 You -'re Gonna -Love This! THE PICKERING DAIRYQUEEN Every Monday & Wednesday Night purchase any Super Value Meal starting at X2.99 at the Dairy Queen and pay only $4.25 for your pass at Moviplex 9 Also a family of four can eat out at the Pickering Dairy Queen on Monday or Wednesday and get real value for their dollar. Four burgers, four fries, four drinks, four sundaes for $14.44. Then walk across to Moviplex 9 and receive four movie passes for $4.25 each. Bring The kids for dinner, special colouring contests and games! I;w ".* E^il' cool-r�e.►1 s !�6 presents... 0 1 k, 10 TA ■ COMING NOV 15 � � THE • � MIRROR � • HAS TWO ■ • FACES ■ 110 1 3.''I 1/1 1099 Kingston Rd., (at Dixie) Pickering (beside the Olive Garden) 831--2665 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SITNDAV. NOVEMBER 10, 19% "ith gilligan ................:. Name Droppinlng Ajax and Pickering ................... ............ Birthday Oct. 30 was a special day in the KvIes' household as Karla turned 10. A party Was held after school and she j6 enjoyed a s 1W tial weekend W with her par- -M e s and sister. Happy birthday nt. w ;hes to Karla from Nfomm Daddy, Kassandra, Nana, Papa and Uncle Buckv. Birthday Marc D e r e k P e p i n turned 11 NO%-. 8. "11 appy birthday. We love you like the sky." his parents say. Birthday A cutie with big blue eyes has turned two. Nicole NlcPeak celebrat- ed her birthdav on 7 Nov. 9 at a party with friends. Jr AMR Happy birthday wishes from, Mommy, Daddv. A fain i I y and friends. "We love you. Birthday Alexandria De.sroches celebrat- ed his fifth birthdav Nov. 3 With fam- i1v and friends. V�'ishing her a happy birthday With lots of hugs and kisses were I Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa,; Nana, Papa, Robin, Nfissv, Scott, Codv and all her and cousins. Birthday Michael Giardino celebrated his second birthday NoN. 11ML shmg you a very happy second birthday Michael -- our little .sfx)rt,, nut.' Lcx,� of love tion sister, Nicole and Danielle- Nloriun% and Daddy Happy third birth- day Wishes Went out to 1, a u r e n Hembruff on (k.t. 10 when she celebrated with her friends and family. "All our love" from Mommy, Daddy and sister Alanna. Birthday 1, i t t I e princess Allisha Dubuque turns three on Nov. 10 When "there will be birthday cake for her at her Grams and .r.mp3 a Pope's 1,lace." Best Wishes and love from Grama, Grampa, Mommie, Bahie and Didie Buchowski and family. Birthday Birthday B r i t a n i e Chuhaniuk celebrated her ninth birthdav on Oct. 28 When family and friends 40 carved pump- kins at her I party. Happy Birthday Birthday' birthday to Bubby, With love and Charles New kisses, from morn. Dad. sister Hollie. brothers Rvan and Casey. turned i It h Pickerand - urned 10 ing resi- rrY Pals cl-vat and Bonnie. on Nov. 8. dent Jes- Birthday Nov. 7 was a bic, day for Bradley Sauer as he turned three. Lots of love and best wishes from 4 - Mommy, Oma U Tik Tak, Omi, Opa, Tante Gabriele, Uncle Jeff and Cousins Nicole and Connor. "Happy birth- day to my little man." Birthdays ")n Nm. *'our little live bunny" Neola D'-Souia turns one. Wishing her a very happy birth- day and many more with love are Morn, Dad, b r o t h e r Nathan, family and friends. Also, birthday wishes to Sharon, who's celebratinc,' on Nov. 7, with love from Mom, Dad, hubby Alban. sons'Nlarc and Adam, family and friends. i Birthday H a p p y birthday wish- es Went out to Kele Stephens on Nov. 3, Lhc day he turned six. Wishing Kyle lots of fun "today and always" With love, were Morn, Dad and Cassan- dra. Nk i s h i n sica Fry him a 75th Birthday E u r n s super day sweet 16 The family of Albert Love 'Carb', your chi] - w e r e on Noy. James Norris of Picker- dren Chris, Pat, Gillian, M 0 in 1 0 ing wish Dad all the best Martin, Jane and Dad, Bar - Happy on his special day. "Wish- Andrew, their families, nei, Timmy. Gubby, birthday, less. say Mom, sis- ing you many happy and from England your Nanny, his aunts and ter Holly, Grandma and returns on your 75th sister Stella, and Sheila uncles. "We all love you Grandpa, and all her lo.,Wig birthday on Nov. 7 Dad. and Harold." very much." family and friends. ....... ........... B&th&y Hayden Sharpe turned one 't on Nov. 4. He's gone from an lit- tle hmdle to a climbing, Cheerios -loving toddler. Hugs and kisses from Moniffny Amanda, Grand- nuk Grandpa, Uncle Matt, Kevin and Max. Birthday Nov. 7 was a special day for o u r Peanut". Heather Wagner celebrat- ed her fourth birthday with best wishes from Monviny, Daddy and brother Phillip. irthd Long-time Ajax resident Ermaline Taylor turned 65 on Nov. 2. "You give SO much, you ask for so little in return. We love you lots," say Linda, Shannon and Daniel. nniversa edding Birthday Nov. 4 was a big day f o r Rachel Ward, as s h e turned 1. Best wishes from & -4 Morn, Dad, Nana, Papa, brother Ryan and Ruffuls. Birthday Oct. 4 was an exciting day for Elia Wit- ton. as she had a great party to celebrate turn- ing 11 and rolled her high- est bowling score. Con- s., r a t u I a t i o n s Elia. Love from MOM Dad, Bren- dan, Joel, Faithe, Kayla, Dem- Imie and Nleggin." Birthday What day does Adam Nay3ir Virani celebrate his birthday I lis due date was Nov. 3, but he arrived two months Pn2nattur on Aug. 29, 1995. Adam upped the scales at three pounds when bom, but now he's a heavyweight at 12 pounds. Adam Celebrated his birthday on Nov. 3, with his &n1ily wishing him a haM one and many more to coax. Sending along greetings were Mony, Daddy, brother ALI, 4.Mommy, Mebbook Dak Naur Chacha, Nuruddin Chacba, his aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents in TMM, Vancou_ ver, England and Kenya. "We love you very much Adam." A0 **W� 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE. I - Heather Wagner 2. Charles Smith 3. Bradley saner Winricr% ritay go directly to Wskin Holbins to receive their FREE cake. (Please provide identification) PRIZE VALII) vvni CAT NCIV 1(, 100t, Send your special occasion for publication in our weekly roe Dropping Commercial feature. Avenue, L 1S 2H5 Gilligan P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 15 SUNDAY, NOV. 10 POTTERY. The Durham Potters' Guild holds its seventh annual Christmas Pottery Show and Sale from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ajax Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr. north of Pickering Village. Free admission. 837-0181. ART AUCTION: Z Art Gallery holds an Art Fair and Auction in support of the United Way of Ajax -Pickering at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Featured artists include Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance, A.J. Casson and James Lumbers. Local artists and artisans will also sell their work. Preview is at noon. The auction is from to 5 p.m. 686-0606. MONDAY, NOV. 11 CANCER: The West Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society holds a Living With Cancer support group meeting for patients, their family and friends at 7 p.m. at the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, Harwood Ave. and Emperor St. 686-1516. TUESDAY, NOV. 12 HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticul- tural Society meets at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St. N., Picker- ing Village, Ajax. Carole Hill from Carole Hill Florists discusses decorating for Christmas using natural materials. There will also be a craft, plant and flower show. Free. 839-7600. BONSAI: Matsuyama Bonsai Societv meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Meetings are open to all interest- ed in learning and enjoying the art of Bonsai. 623-3951 or 723-1722. SENIORS:The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group holds its weekly meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Moira Masterson and Mare Nlunhall from the Pickering Osteoporosis Association will speak. 619-0315 (Betty). FRENCHMAN'S BAY: The newly -incorpo- rated Frenchman's Bay Community Associa- tion holds its first-ever general meeting at 7 p.m. in the community room at Durham Regional Police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pickering. The agenda includes nomination and election of officers, a report on 6ic '96 Frenchman's Bay festival and planning for the '97 festival. 839-5229 (Eileen Higdon). PARENT SUPPORT: A support group for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse meets at 7:15 p.m. weekly. Call 1-800-488-5666 for information and location. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13 PHILATELIC MEETING: Ajax Philatelic Society meets every second and fourth Wednesday from September to June from 6 to 9 p.m. at Ajax Public Library. Sales circuit, loan library, table auction and guest speakers. Visitors, new members welcome. 831-9886 (Sam) or 428-3387 (Stephen). RUNNERS: The Pickering Runnin&Jogging Cluh meets'L'cdnesdays at 5 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Library. Rougemount Dr. and Hwv. 2, tifr a hall' -hour, five -kilometre run. The club also runs on Sundays and Mondays. Call 509-2518 for times and locations. WORKFA RE:: The United Church of Canada sponsors a panel discussion on workfare from 7 to 9 p.m. at Kingsview United Church, 505 Adelaide Ave. E. (at Ritson Rd.), Oshawa. Panel members include Durham East MPP John OT -ole, Whitby Mayor Tum Edwards, Trent University professor James Struthers, the Rev. Susan Fogle and a mother on social assistance. 649- 1363 (Rev. Glen Eagle), 905-983- 5502 (Re%. Mcrvyn Russell). THURSDAY, NOV. 14 NEWCOMERS: The Pickering -Ajax New- comers Club meets at 8 p.m. the second Thurs- day of each month at the Pickering Village United Church, 3(X1 Church St. N.. Ajax. It's for women living in the area less than three years. 686-2537 (Linda). ORCHESTRA: The Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra Board of Directors hosts its annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, main committee room. Anyone interested in support- ing the work of the orchestra or serving as a director can attend. 683-2519. UNIVERSITY WONIEN: The Canadian Federation of" University Women, Ajax - Pickering, meets at 7:30 p.m. at Fortune Financial, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Bev Moir discusses financial planning. A universi- ty degree is not required to be a member. 428-2537. 686- 6203. FRENCH EDUCATION: 'Ihc C',mutr coniultattt do langur Iranc.a)sc )C.C.I_.I hosts a public infor-mation meeting on current provincial trends in French first -lan- guage education. Guest speaker is Serge Monscue from the Ministry of Educa- tion and Training. It's at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Board of Sale j e ve ov. 12ov. 16 Education Centre, 4(X1 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. 666-55(x). 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). BLOCK PARENTS: Pickering Block Parents meet at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room at the Durham Regional Police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. Guest speaker is Ontario Chair- man Marianne MacBride. 839-7445 (Brenda) or 509-2234 (Kathy). E EMIERE O SALONS RUST NOW $ 900 PROOFING a,, :AL;: '-PJ HEC -HI A. - PAINT onlyS only PROTECTION 99INTERIOR G� OUALITY WORK - REASONABLE RATES SHAMPOO J 59 & DETAIL 831-3360 r---------- 1010 Brock Rd. I FREE Unit 3 HAND WASH -\,I Pickering 'bgfnr: P. '�'.EEP ?� With Any PurCnaSe . STATior.; PREMIERE AL—C SALCNS N w Co,ar 1 EXPIRES DEC 15,96 Meats Y i Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices: Boneless Chicken Breasts $99 4. lb. J Eye a Roawd Roasts $29 �,_lb.__, "Cube Steaks Treat on Kalsers" $29 �, lb. I Breakfast Bacon'l ,Aft �i Boneless Sirloin Tip Roasts 5$ 99 lbo Festive or Regular Cordon Bleu $4 99Ib. KaAnated Eye of 11111ou d Steaks �349 lb. Stir Fry Beef $361b9. Marinated Steaks 69 The 17% ldvCM"t &d Meats a.,,,,. #aPkkblr Plm 0_1 A, 9 V,., 9 CH MwIng 831-7961 [ARL I*: 2tiaa.y low Hwy. 0401 > nuns .,,, "The Meat People" 1 a 1=h NFridq 9A S torn" sa I,oW JL3 locations In oatrtattt-io LOWEST VR ' - �i��..--LOWEST � PRI. -CES • i�^. { ,PE STO w RE�i THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!!ma Sk ._mac... s.. �.�.,..�._m._...n._....,t.:<... SELF CGENERAL ,L COLOR TELEVISION QUEEN ANNE COFFEE9z`t, OR EN -O TABLES 6�- Great outdoors brought indoors Famous wildlife artist Robert Bateman signs his book for Joanne Miatello while more fans line up at the Z Art Gallery in Pickering. Mr. Bateman was in town at the store to meet local art fans as part of his book -signing tour . photo by Andrew Iwanowski THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 17 FaaM 94 Z 0*°q�s 10 --Farm Products ►Animal Feeds sti-Fertilizer mom --Animal Health mo.. -Hardware N.. -Grass seed and more�w DOG RIJN (5'X6'X 10') Rcg. S i 10 on sale $ 279.99 173.1 Hoxton St, Claremont (Brock Rd N.- left on old Brock Rd & North to Hoxton) Don't Miss the Pickering Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade Saturday Nov. 16 1996 Starting at 10:00 am y e s 3reatest Need Letter Carriers will be collec'irg 'e~e 'Cr Santa en route ING 'GNM ENC Cedarcroft Pla:ce,The Premier Choice in Retirement Living... You step into the fover of this 1 .7 t ; 1Ct, attractive building, and for a moment, you are convinced that you are in the lobby of a luxury hotel. This, however, 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 Cedar+Cr+oft 'u w1 m your co~ Is our conmm 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 pro ect.on Is urt er 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. 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Executive Demo :P _ $45590 Mo.* $262 ` ` �� � >.a. � ;;.�� Per '� mo . .; . • 010111P a l a r l �71.1 i HWY. #401 TORONTO N_NZ4 140 PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER OSHAWA A# Payments Ouolld Are Lena " Baee oa 32 mmth lens wfar V,30o daaropapllnat a eltpfwW tsde ptltre tieifAt i M WftmWtnft • Bond 00 411111" ben WO a 3XC ftm" rwn or ash or egdltyutt trade *Ibe ag *pjg" lfuua a I -f+ Breast Cancer S 0 Thursdaybreast cancer 1 y in the areas of office and will research. Dis- detection, treat- highlight Durham meeting counts are avail- ment, prevention efforts. Outlines able for large and ultimate cure The society will hold a mem- bership/volunteer meeting on Thurs- day, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. The meeting will update mem- bers on current research projects appro%ed by the smiety's national 0 ' a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 19 sells cards to fund research People inter- hours a month are ested in volunteer- encouraged to ing two to three attend, as are resi- NEW STYLE RESTAURANT Seafood Dinner Buffet includes I-obster, Crab Shrimp, Mussels Mon.-Thur.$�99 Fri, Sat, Sun.;10.99 z For Pick-up or Delivery r Kmcsri - 509-9876 = " 10% off p.u. orders over $20 375K;- Rd, grin, Rase and Lucy would I1kc to announce that they ,II now be at V2 Beauty (905) 509-3522 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering n the Rougemont Centre. W'c welcome all of our clients, neve and old. Electrolysis and nails done on premises. r--- --- - --- -- --- ---- 11fease rec7ck this newspapert IF • TIME • QUALITY o GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU VCE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE `1# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #r2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST ........ ... ..... dents interested in nation. bers for mor( learning more Call either of information or about the organi- the above num- the program. Greenwood TOCK & B0101TWORR ;-rMJO PEACEFUL COUNTRY SETTING Highway -v- & Westney Road North Pickering YOGA -MASSAGE - SHIATSU - REIKI - REFLEXOLOGY New yoga classes: starting last week of November, We will honor your process of healing and personal growth with safety. support and respect. Pickering Urgent Care Medicentre-Foot Clinic 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering Chiropodist �� ��• Hien Nguyen-Dang, B.Sc., D.Ch. A - = Am Illy foot Care Specialist in Custom Orthotics (Prescription Foot Supports) •tial) Care, Thick.Nail. Fungal .Nati -Ingrown toe nails -Athletes Foot -Diabetic Foot Care -Heel Pain -Warts Covered By Most Extended Health Inauume Plans. Call For t- XIANg Wier 6L OL WE HAVE OVER 'b TAB" PS 5000 WAYS FOR �� CANADIAN Mfg. YOU TO LIGHT UP b� PROGRESS YOUR HOME THE COMPLETE E For every home, every style, everytri LIGHTING budget, OSSO has all the lighting 04p � S MASOLUTIO SOLUTION you need in our two showrooms. �� ANI ANADIAN Make sure you compare our price before you buy! You will spend more if you don't. OSSO LIGHTING "WE SPECIAIJ E IN COMPLETE HOME �� LIGHTING PACKAGES FOR NEW HOMES" �� COMPLETE SOURCE OSNAwA 209 BLOOR ST. E. OFA 404-6776 JUST WEST OF RRSON CANADIAN Mfg. WHITBY 3050 GARDEN ST. N. f-, . • • . 666-4100 ROS(LOL AN MAGARDEN { '' A NAME FOR STYLE A OUALITII MANY IN STORE IYOURHOLIDAY 1l,1v CANADIAN Mfg CLEAR -OUT SPECIALS GIFT STORE Re. S1 At.1 k 14 RIGHT ON TARGET! 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AT ANDERSON King S' w. * 815 Kin St W. s OSHAWA E WHITBY.568=5893 . w 401 orders. current The cards are research available at the Breast Cancer efforts Society's public relations and DURHAM -_ development You can wish office in Ajax your friends and (686-7993) and family a Merry the Society's Christmas and Durham Region help fight breast chapter (666 - cancer at the same 4561). time this holiday Call either season. office to view the The Breast cards or to have a Cancer Society of sample faxed to Canada is selling you. Christmas cards Community featuring a holi- organizations are day harvest scene invited to sell the by Canadian con- cards as a fund - temporary artist raiser. The Breast Guy E. Mathany. A package of Cancer Society of 10 cards sells for Canada is run by $13 (including volunteers and its (.axes), $8 of mandate is to which directly fund Canadian funds Canadian breast cancer research, primari- The society will hold a mem- bership/volunteer meeting on Thurs- day, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. The meeting will update mem- bers on current research projects appro%ed by the smiety's national 0 ' a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 19 sells cards to fund research People inter- hours a month are ested in volunteer- encouraged to ing two to three attend, as are resi- NEW STYLE RESTAURANT Seafood Dinner Buffet includes I-obster, Crab Shrimp, Mussels Mon.-Thur.$�99 Fri, Sat, Sun.;10.99 z For Pick-up or Delivery r Kmcsri - 509-9876 = " 10% off p.u. orders over $20 375K;- Rd, grin, Rase and Lucy would I1kc to announce that they ,II now be at V2 Beauty (905) 509-3522 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering n the Rougemont Centre. W'c welcome all of our clients, neve and old. Electrolysis and nails done on premises. r--- --- - --- -- --- ---- 11fease rec7ck this newspapert IF • TIME • QUALITY o GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU VCE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE `1# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #r2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST ........ ... ..... dents interested in nation. bers for mor( learning more Call either of information or about the organi- the above num- the program. Greenwood TOCK & B0101TWORR ;-rMJO PEACEFUL COUNTRY SETTING Highway -v- & Westney Road North Pickering YOGA -MASSAGE - SHIATSU - REIKI - REFLEXOLOGY New yoga classes: starting last week of November, We will honor your process of healing and personal growth with safety. support and respect. Pickering Urgent Care Medicentre-Foot Clinic 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering Chiropodist �� ��• Hien Nguyen-Dang, B.Sc., D.Ch. 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AT ANDERSON King S' w. * 815 Kin St W. s OSHAWA E WHITBY.568=5893 . w 401 41 -- -__ - - — _ - PACE 20 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19% DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO DESERVES TOBEOUR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK? GALL US P News Advertiser sports is now on the Internet AT 683-5110 �� Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, ext. 250, Fax 683-7363 I v ww.durhamnews.net Former Olympi*an Flood st1*11 rules the pool r 0 Pickering woman helping coach swim club that made her ,v;-orld-class athlete By AL RIVETT ti1-4 )k ti KI 11t )R 11--E; PICKERING — The swimming career of Olympian Lisa Flood has conic full circle. After representing Canada at the Summer Olympic Games In 1992 and 1996, competing at the U.S. col- legiate level for Villanova University in Philadelphia and swimming at countless international meets, the 2�-vcar-old Pickering resident is pack w here she began. Flood. who's retired from compet- itive swimming, recently came on hoaret as a coach with the Pickering Sw Im Club at the pool where, as a young .,cr, she began to hone her skills which took her to the national team as a top -calibre international athlete. "It's rcall-, nice." saes Flood. "I hadn't planned to become a coach. I wasn't sure if I was going to do it, but I talked to (head coach) Bob Boadway and a few of the parents and they were really excited about it. "One of the reasons 1 decided to do it was because it was a chance to give hack to my home club and the community." Boadway notes the swim organi- zation had an opening when an assis- tant coach left the club. After learn- -ng Flood was planning to take a year ofY from school, the club decided to pursue her as a candidate for the position. So far, it's been a perfect fit . "As soon as we heard that she would he taking a year away from school, we wanted to see if she was interested. We finally got a hold of her and she thought it was a great idea, to put something hack into the sport which was good to her. She enjoys working with the kids and we're glad that it could all conic about." Flood is no stranger to coaching. She did sonic instructional work at summer camps while training in Fort Lauderdale. Florida for a \,car prior to the '96 Olympics. Flood now is at the pool five days a week working with the developmental 1, 2, 1, and 4 groups and the top age -group swim- mers in the club. Flood admits it's stranize for her to he up on the pool deck instead of training in the water. However. coaching has gi,cn her that contin- ued affiliation with the sport. "It's kind of a different lite for me now because I'm not training. But. coaching the kids has made It a hit easier for me because 1 still have a connection to swimming." Flood explains that in coaching there's a fine line between getting the most out of each athlete and mak- ing it fun and enjoyable. Shc says striking a balance between the two is a challenge. "The kids ha\,e been great and very eager. It's always a challenge to work with kids... You have to keep reminding yourself that it has to be fun for them. You have to keep the fun in it, but you also have to devel- op that work ethic." At the end of her one-year coach- ing contract with the club, Flood plans to begin post -graduate studies in psychology at a university in the C.S. or Canada. She hopes to pursue a masters or a PhD degree. "I'm looking at all options." Boadway says he expects Flood to return to university, but there'll always be a place for her with the club. "It' she wants to continue to coach, we would be very happy, with that." Dolphins football tykes stampeded by Burlington in football semi-final play am AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins tyke football team was dunked 24-0 by the unbeaten Burlington Stampeders in Central Ontario Football League semi-final action in Burlington last weekend. The Dolphins' defence held the strong Burlington offence off the scoreboard in the first half, but the Stampeders scored quickly in the second half and kept putting points on the board. Dolphins' cornerback Ryan Rauleau was named player of the game on defence for his tough, hard-hitting e~ play. All the Dolphins' offensive linemen were awarded player of the game honors for their hard work and determined effort. Former Olympian and U.S. collegiate swim- versify in Canada or the U.S. Here, Flood ming star Lisa Flood is back at the Pickering gives some instruction to club member Matt Swim Club as a coach. She'll work at her for- Tamburro at the Pickering Recreation mer club until next year when she plans to Complex pool recently. resume her studies in psychology in a uni- photo by Andrew Iwanowski Peewee Panthers claw Jaguars draw with Tigers PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers peewee 'A' rep hockey team turned in its best performance to edge the tough Richmond Hill Jaguars 4- 3 in recent league action. Greg Cusack gave Pickering the lead on a powerplay marker in the first period before Richmond Hill knotted the game. In the second frame, Joel Markham tallied to put the Panthers ahead again. Kevin Kearn converted a cross -ice pass from David Skrepnek to increase the lead to 3- 1. But, the 7 Jags kept it close b, scoring just The Panthers also skated to a before: the close of the period. 3-3 tie with the Aurora Tigers in Richmond Hill knotted the another league encounter. score midway through the third Michael Rapson opened the period. Then, Stephen Phillips' scoring, while McEachen tal- blistering slapshot from 25 feet lied on a powerplay marker out was stopped, but Markham with just 49 seconds remaining pounced on the rebound to in the third period. Brandon score the game winner and his Bover found the five hole with second of the contest. 41 seconds left to salvage the Other assists went to draw for Pickering. Stephen McEachen, Phillips, Recording assists for the Brandon Gifford, Cusack and Panthers were Markham, Markham. Skrepnek, McEachen and Goalie Robert Follett Rapson. stopped 33 shots and played a Goalie Steven Araujo turned big part in the victory. aside 21 shots. OLIVER'S NEST 1997 Membership Offers Paid By Pair By Paid After ,December 1st Margie 15th March 15th L Ouver's Nest "100" 4'lob $ 950 S 1t1041 $ 1060 Unlimited Playing Privileges Unlimited Range Use Gau oevy $ goo s ago $ 900 Q- NEW1 x'l'eeiLday Membership S 700 $ Boo $ 875 - Unlimited Golf and Range Use Golf Only $ 600 $ 725 $ 775 111. NEW1 Junior Golf Program $ 200 S 250 $ 250 -Get Into Golr' Membership - all ages Full Membership S 325 $ 375 $ 400 OLIVER'S NES T Ask about our monthly RaMent plan do' � i7 1 -888 -953 -NEST 5 6cm golf s s 1 c o r w t >• r elm! west of Lindsay, just east of OakwoodPlione: (705) 953-2093 - Fax: (705) 953-9076 s SPORTSTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PACE 21 P Three Che-etah teams win national titles at crossmcountry meet DURHAM - The Brooklin Cheetahs won three titles at the Canadian Cross Country Championship in Etobicoke Nov. 3. The tyke girls and atom boys and girls placed fust, the tyke boys second and the senior boys and girls third. Individual placings: Mite girls: Carley Dart I st, Katie Ilott 2nd. Mite boys: Dustin Eldridge 3rd, Evan Tsiopoulos 6th. Tyke girls: Chantel Smith 5th, Kristen Varley 6th, Alicia Julian 7th, Kim Ascott 12th, Janine Bolton 15th, Jessica Ilott 17th, Heidi Schell 18th. Tyke boys: Willie Macavelia 3rd, Matt Menear '4th, Daniel Naccarato 12th, Kyle O'Brien 13th, Andrew Faric 17th, Andrew Dyment 18th, Kyler Carson 32nd. Atom girls: Kristen Barn -burner, blowout in Ajax women's hoops AJAX - One game was a barn -burner and the other a blowout in Ajax ' Ladies Recreational --Basketball League play Mast Wednesday. The Tudor Arms regis- tered a 41-30 victory over the Bank of Montreal in the first game of the evening at Highbush Public School in Pickering. Julie Hughes paced Tudor Arms with an 11 -point effort. Rose Adam was close behind with nine. Lori Lomberg scored 13 for the bankers, while Lori Fleming chipped in with 12. In the second game, Glenn's Auto Service scored a narrow 44-43 vic- tory over the hard -charg- ing Dakota Bob's squad. Anne Whitehead was the big shooter for Glenn's Auto with 20 points. Zabree McIntosh netted 10. Debi Bonar was the high scorer for Dakota Bob's with 11 while Colleen Wetering and Ingrid Carmichael each drained 10 points. Players in the league reside in both Ajax and Pickering. Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club teams enjoy a winning season AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's men's over - 35 squad finished the season with a 15-5 victory over the Kawartha Krocks in Peterborough Saturday. Floyd Williams and Bobby Richards both scored tries for Ajax, rwbde a penalty try was also awarded to the The season has ended for all Wanderers' teams. All squads finished with winning records in their respective leagues this season. The Wanderers will wind up the season with their annu- 1 play' night at the dub Friday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 pm. when awards will be handed out Members of the Wanderer's club reside in both Ajax and Pickedilig- SCOREBOARD FWKERIl10 NOM Wr+fitaALL 15, Garvin ario 10 LJEAGM K4&TER's OMMOIN - W11K 4 TM GAZE ONE olE GAME OIE EkYri Corp � � 47 Gakj*p Eatery 49 vs. Musewis 44 Elgds- Randy Fiirld 15, Jahn Esposito TOr>1COREM 11, Gray Cas ekly 10, Bruoe Brird 9 Gagw*yx Owen Otbr IS. Soot vsWit 9, Club Linc Royer Y -M 12. Bob Grallon Hope 7 Nldd*1, 12, Flank Gab 10. PAX&W Mudlwne Carred Owe 25, Vienne YYMe Defiance 7 a GAMETVM GALE TWO htalaNe Prinylaa 71 va. Van Kempen EII-Rod HokWgs 49 va. ASG Caterers 47 Inrrrame 46 EII Rod: JohTOP CMS 13, ,lwnp Melanie Pring ew LosM Weekes 1e Roger LOOM 10, Junior Clayton a Bae 16, Don MooDwakl 14 ASG: Wiliem Daniel 16, NOW Tyrel 10, Van Kempen: Dare Bayliss 17, Stew Philip Guthrie a. Dow Joseph 7 Hrr10 M 11 GALLSTNREE GAME THREE e �Patbb 59 V0- PWW" Auto Dekoh ns Bob* 54 vs. Mudhe46 TOPs1CORERs TOPSOOREMS Dakota Bobs: At Sakate 14, Stew Leahy Insurance: Vladimir Sebenek 15, Pat 14. Pat Roach 9 Brawn 11, Mir* Sinclair a Mudlwns: Soon Taybr 11. Glenn Salt 10, P en'" Eknon Mclean 19. Brent Sulken Luke Lukkenen 7 ... . Scott 3rd, Heather Mann 4th, Holly Kelly 19th, Nicole Sorichetti 21st. Atom boys: Kiel Labelle 5th, Derek Bolingbroke l0th, Brendan Bowes Ilth, Mark Duffield 12th, Blake Freeman 19th, Anthony Tsiopoulos 30th. Senior girls: Alicia Kaye 5th, Lesli Scott 13th, Ashley McCarl 18th. Senior boys: Drew Hansen 6th, Peter Stefanovic l 1 th, Spiros Tsiopoulos 14th. AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durham's largest, selection of pre -owned computers, Compaq, IBM, Dell, Toshiba New Parts. Sales & Repair Complete Systems from S99 Megabyte Computers 860 Brock Rd.. South Unit 10, Pickering 905-839-9453 1��wy - . wwwo ld • Professional Skate Sharpening • Custom Goal Equipment • Expert Skate Fitting GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 420 -PLAY 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering Farmersplant bigoals to g Ppace `A' atoms PICKERING - The Pickering Everett Hanna. Sadler and Cameron Panthers atom `A' rep hockey team posted Watters with one apiece. two wins and two ties in four recent The Panthers also tied Barrie 3-3 as league contests to put the club in third Derek Farmer led the way with a two -goal place in the York-Simcoe standings. performance. Watters added the other The Panthers scored a close 2-1 win Pickering goal. Assisting were Stephen over the second -place Richmond Hill Farmer, Derek Farmer and Billy Keith. Stars. Stephen Farmer scored both goals Michael Tadman was solid in net, espe on assists to Derek Farmer and Jennifer c-ially in the third period when Barrie was Sadler. Ryan Sabourin was solid in net. pressing for the go-ahead goal. The Pickering atoms also posted a 7-5 Against the first -place Clarington victory over the Aurora Tigers. The Toros, the Panthers settled for a hard - Panthers held one -goal leads on six differ- fought 2-2 tie. Craig Burrell had both ent occasions in the contest before win- Pickering markers. Adding assists were ning. Sadler iced the victory with an Sadler with two. Hanna and Lovering empty -net marker with 20 seconds left to with sineles. Giancarlo Domins,,o and play. Derek Farmer, Stephen Farmer and Lenny Bell were excellent on defence and Chris Lovering scored two goals apiece. :Michael Krasnowski.:Matthew Lawrence Assisting were Stephen and Derek Farmer and Chris Thorpe turned in strong two - with three each, Chris Lauder with two, way performances. Sales • Rentals - Accessories • Private Guitar Lessons • Lado • PEAVEY • SC Rich Student %9 99 Guitars EXPERT REPAIRS to allmakes including VCR's • Stereos • Amps DURHAM SQUARE 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering 837-2839 CANADA .HARDWOOD =LOORING NEEDS -� V -Sit Our sr-.W,-'Oda,i 420-3285 1550 Bayly SL, Unit 17 Pickering, Ontario x :�:►►, _t DURING ALL LEAF GAMES 10 ft. BIG SCREEN TV 250 Bayly St. W AJAX 619-9881 AJ 10�- Nashville, as well as several other centres including Hamilton, have now coughed up their $100,000 deposit to have themselves considered for the next round of expansion in the NHL. Three groups from Houston and one from Atlanta are also part of the puzzle. However, I'm putting my money on Oklahoma City to be among the finalists. It's always been a hockey city - going back to the 1960s. On one championship team there they had Glen Sather, Terry Crisp, Jean Pronovost, Ted Irvine, Dick Cherry, Skip Krake, Wayne Cashman, John Arbour and J.P. Parise. The goalies were Bernie parent and Gerry Cheevers. Not too shabby! They packed -em in then and they'd Corvette �..� Specialist • High Performance •Engine rebuilding • Interiors • Small block Chevy 837-2593 955A Alliance Rd. Pickering- Ontario pack 'em in now. The Spurts Commission there has alreadv started construction on a 17,500 seat arena with the whole ball of wax, which means private boxes etc. With the Commission having paid the $100,000, they're expecting to ice a team by 1999 or 2999 at the latest. I'm betting on them to get in. Aside from, I'll talk more about this next week, has anyone noticed the strange number of elbow and groin injuries in the league so far this season's Early in the 1996-97 season, four players who were part of the Canada's entry in the Canada Cup have missed significant time due to elbow injuries. Still several others have missed many games with groin pulls - not the least of AUTO GLASS MD PLATE GLASS Relftm ent Centre 24 Hour Emergency 01 Owner Brent Muller 619-9936 which is power forward prototype Erle Lindros of the Philadelphia Fivers. See ya' next week, Grapes!! MARKHAM INDUSTRIAL &TRADE SUPPLIES «o 1543 Bayly St. 420-2448 West of Brock Road WINMELD! WETOWARD YOUR PAY1 DEDUCTIBLE plus you WIPER OIL get BLADES + CHANGE t 837-7819 • BIAUPUNKT ftwh Group Austin AM/FM Cassette �1 89 00 SAVE 1110.00 C� C�EN�R I�I 34 Hunt St., Ajax PAGE 22 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. 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SUITE 201 OSHAWA ON L1J 284 Only !/rose under consideration w01 be contacted =DBC ONTARIO AUSINESS COLLEGE You have experience in: Media Buying Sales Written and Oral Presentation Public Relations Placement Services Promotions and Trade Shows Computer Skills are Essential Your Duties may include: Media and Market Planning Admissions Securing job placement information form local employers and providing Employment Support Services to OBC graduates Representing OBC at local associations and conducting presentations in the community ' Gerleralal [MI General [MI General Hein Help Help FULL TUCE Management has forged us to expand for our ski & hockey season. 15 positions available immediately in all areas. Pay varies with position and responsibility. No experience ? No problem. We are willing to train the right applicants. Call Ms. t 905-m-1411 CARPENTER HELPER for CARPET CLEANERS, subdivision work, wage needed pan time. Must based on axponence. Call have own egtiprtterH Must 420-2913. be experienced. 686-9160. GENERAL BE" 12 positions availabk !tow in aR anlin of oshalira 4lin- Pay varies with polaim and Call Roxanne 721-0299. TJ7 Monarch Purchasing & Inventory Management Analyst Monarch Marking Systems is a leading supplier of mer- chandise identification systems for retail and industrial ap- plications. We are currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Purchasing and Inventory Management Analyst. This is a 6 month contract position. You will have 5-10 years Progressive Purchasing and In- ventory Control experience in a related industry. University ?College degree PMAC/CAPIC certification. Excellent ana- lytical, communication and organizational skills. Proficien- cy in MS office. Please fax/send your resume to Human Resources, Mon- arch Marking Systems, 895 Brock Road Pickering, On. L1W 3C1. Fax (905)839-6130. Thank you for responding. Unfortunately only those selected for an interview will be contacted. ADAMS SERVICES requires 30 CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FulUPart time Call Randy 430-2204 20 GENERAL LABOURERS Required immediately for Auto supplier in Ajax / Pickering area. Must have previous assembly experience. Able to work shifts. Own transportation. Grade 12 Please fax resume to : 416-923-1064, Phone 416-923-9801 Norell Services Canada Ltd. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon pubbcabon as News Advertiser wil not be responsible for more glen are irlcamect nserbon and toe stall be no Wxiily for rim-irisenion of arty adver- tisement. Uabiity for er- rors in ads is imW to Ile - - Lv t paid for ft space occupying the error. AU coq is subject to the ap- proval of marlagwerlt of News Advertiser. DRIVER needed for Ajax delivery, 3 daystweek, mini or fu1-size van. Approx. 3 hours. Call 905-728-1243 message. essage. EARN $67.00 per day from home, processing mail, fight assembly com- pulers, (416)812.6691 earn $500. per week from homel completely bo*Av surveys (416)812.6892 code 6. EXPERIENCED wai- Iressestwaiters wanted. Please apply in person at 212 King St. E., Oshawa or call 723.4169 We pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.to Five Star Enterprises IMI Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pidtering, Ont., L1V 6113 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners, days and evenings drivers license an asset. 683-4134 HAIR Stylist wanted for established downtown Whitby salon. 3 years ex- perience with clientele, sal- aryacomnwssions. Knowl- edge of Witwell colours an asset 905-430-8998. Homeworkers s Needed To assemr e our pr;,,,,cts Free Supplies Start tm- medatley Free details Send S A.S E. to O.SE. 117 -Ti 1057 Steeles Ave W. North York. Ont. M2R 3X1 Homeworkers U-gect r Needed up to 58200vwk .. Easy work -' '-Free S,.p plies". For tree details a SASE to Skye to Enterpris- es 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247, Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8 HOUSEKEEPER - ma tura. 4 days'week, 3 hours per day, cooking, laundry etc Pickering village area References regwred. 905- 619-2828 atter 9 p m. LEARN HOW to operate. a mini office outlet from your home , and earr. a great second income. Awe- some benefits. Training provided, Call (416) 284- "93. _ NAIL TECHNICIANS. aeMretician and great office space for rent for RMT Call 579-4520 days, after bpm and weekends 432-0547. MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- to's fastest growing agency seeks oldies for tiro and TV work, all types, ra erg. req. Earn $7-$22.8Mr. Work guaranteed. We place peo- ple on movie sels every day. Call Jonathan (416) 961-2226. REED'S FLORIST, re- quires lull a part -tiros Flor- al designer. must be ex- perienced .Send resume to Ms. A.Stolk,do 206 Har- wood Ave. S.Ajax. LIS 2116 SEEKING so People for Christmas Season. Call Mandy as 721-0299 to set up interview. SNOWPLOW owner op- erators needed, hourly and flat rates available. Call 433.7484. Check Out Our Flyer Deliuery Service. y..� P We are by far The iii Distributor of flyer in our area Have your flyers delivered� b e ask, � advertising 1 News Advertiser any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs. 8a ' WN General Office Office Help Help Help TELEMARKETING OPPORTUNITY $7.25 hourly plus bonjuses, part time Mon. • Thurs. 5-9 p.m. from our Ajax location. Exp. preferred) Call 428-8400 THE MUTUAL GHVVP seeks a self -motivated indi- vidual with excellent people skills and an interest in achieving entrepreneurial ,dependence. Complete ,raining/ban e6ts/f i nandng ;,cgrams available. Mini, -vm 2 years full time work - ^q experience required u, :o, with (a University de- ee) requested. Fax re - ..me to: Pearson Lanes, .3 Byron St. N.. Whitby, LIN 4M8 (905) 668 - Fax. t0 the Hairstylist In Osha- Aa Be your own boss for 51oo,wk, renting chairs. . all 576.7144 or 576- :245 TUPPERWARE - Have ^ r along serious money I -T, FTT positions. No ex- >rience necessary Will Fain Call Shirlie (427- ,.97;, Barbara (428-6877) NANT TO BE YOUR OWN .3,;iSs% Studio S.K0 Ne're looking for modern, ,pto-date ha'rstyfists for ;hair rentals Please apply n person 108 Dundas ;t W. Whitby or call 430- ,1397 WANTED - 64 people to ;sa .p to 30 Ibs. by New 'ears Doctor recommend- -d. Ask Howf. Till Free 1- -oc-881-6782. Office IT Help ADMIN ASSISTANT - '�^. Fax resume to '�;Sa33-1162 PICKERING BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REP. (FRENCH / ENGUSH) 2-3 yrs. previous customer service experience, ability to work well in a fast paced environment. some translation work. accurate keyboarding skills (40+wpm ) TOP NOTCH SALARY Please call Geri Graham at (905)831-7359 IF you are married, single single parent, separated or divorced you may quality for Financial Assistance DIP/CERT. programs avail- able: Ouark, Illustrator, Photo Shop. Director, Premier, Access. Acepac, Autocad. C++, Visual Basic, Unix, Novell Engineer. Windows N T., Small Talk, Power Point, Word. Excel, Durham Business Comput- er College. 427-30,0 OFFICE MANAGER re- gtured immediately De. tailed, organized Fax re- sume to (905) 433-1162 OFFICE PERSONNEL required Local Construction rental firm seeks organized. self motivated individual to cover for maternity leave This is a full time position for a period of approx 8 months, and may lead to full time employment Du- ties Include accoints re- cervables, the processing Of credit Information, as well as accounts payable Indl- vidual must be able to work with little supervision .n a casual environment. Com- puter literacy Is a must while experience In a rental environment Is a definite asset. Must De able to start Immediately. Please for- ward resumes to. Robbie's Equipment Rentals. 463 Taunton Rd E. Oshawa. Ontario. UH 71<5 Art Vater ie Ackerman WE'RE LOOKING FOR office help, a position that offers the successful ap- plicant a challenging and variety -filled lob This per- son will quickly become a hero In our office when they look after our customers in a friendly manner, and solve all our computer problems on programs such as WordPerfect (or Word). Lotus AmiProlAp- proach. Dbase. and desk- top publishing Must have a car for small errands. and be totally fluent in English - The best candidate will also have knowledge of bookkeeping and AccPac Part time hours from 10 a.m. - 3 pm Mon. - Fn to start. Please send your re- sume to JMT 8C Nashdene Rd. Unit •59. Scarborough Ont MIV 5E4 Sales Help I Agents BELL CANADA ! CLEARNET distribut'on partner Looking for an ex- perienced businesssales consultant unlimited mar- ket potentialfax resumes to (905) 683-6105 W' Sales Help/ Sales Help/lim Skilled Agent Agent Help NATIONAL CHAL- LENGE sales rep (out- side) required Immediately Motivated self starter to market waste disposal and recycling equipment Prey tills exp beneficial but not essential. Must hav- en sales skills. Rewarding base salary, car allowance and attractive commission package Fax resumes, no Phone calls please. 10 905- 831.1773. TELESALES REPRESENTATIVES Immediate openings within our Telesales Team to support our Fortune 500 client base. We are seeking enthusiastic represen- 'abves who possess at mini mum one year of saps experience Ap- Ni!rants must possess S'lld PC Skills iWind- , ws environment; and ce flexible (some Shift wrrk may be involved j 3inguallsm !French! =-,lish) is an asset Pati S8- $10 based rr gxpenence Fax resume to Elaine at (416) 282.9670 or call(416)208.6533 Pmff Trml_. C9111~ Vacation b corporate travel; Minimum expenence: 1 year Competitive salary with incentives. Fax resume to: t•o5)576-3245 RETAIL SALES rep (8) needed Fax resume to (905)433-1162 Skilled Help EXPERIENCED UP- HOLSTERER for custom shop. Good wages, full or part time Telephone 428- 7280 CHEF required for new Italian Restaurant opening soon in Oshawa Experi- ence necessary Fax re. sume to 905-404.2500 NORTH AMERICAN steel equipment company Ltd , is seeking a hands-on practical type Mechanical Engineering graduate to pork :n their manufactunng --dant in Whitby. Ontario i-.xperierce r AutoCad :s � ssential Those interested ;AD layouts. Metal Fabn 'atmg Equipment and Plant ')perauors should reply .0h a resume and covering 9tter to Rot. YlilSon. rJprth Amerca^ tAe Equipment ,o Ltd 300 Hop.irs , treet, Whitby Ontario Ur; B9 PLUMBER AND r'lHIR0 �R 4'Ft 'LAP APPRE`+ 'ICE Must be expe':enCerJ �cmmer:,al Fax resume 905-420-0879 ."31111. lc, ?s'ancsned -'-'bing company offers service plumbing and »•a.'uoeaning requires self oared team player w ' great people skills V,s' be expenerced .n =s lential and commer- : dsernce plumbing and --i r cleaning Fax resume to : (905)725-1994 RAW MATERIAL planner, pu rc h as i n (y nv e r. t o ryeven - dor negotiation experience PM A /C A PI C certifi- cation Fax resume to In- grid MacDougall, Interim Personnel. (905) 837-0627 11 Is Hospital Medical Dermal CHIROPRACTIC Health/ Massage Therapy assistant wanted full time includes evenings in busy clinic Someone with a get well attitude Experience only Holdino group:r,erv,aw Monday November 11th at 8 30pm Sharp' Please bring resume to 335 Bayly St W Ajax .r the Fortune Financial &;riding, Lower Level Meeting Room NURSES xt Company N1 Income 5 parttime, 5 hail -time. Work from home Call 905-571 5053 ' Daycare Wanted FULL TIME a r„her 'a- qu:red r :-- 7:�CL'y Mme Mast nave owr tar, rete-- enres and must - '-Nati e 723-5555 after 6 p ^. NANNY ,- .n ;-• A;ax r, L'a3 and Hwy 2 prefer Phil -pan, speak. ') care for 2 chdCrer ages 4 :rid 2. r'S am - 8 p m 'exb,le weekends rift =861-' 800 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996-PA(;E 25 Da IM• Wanted • Available ' Firewood NANNY- !Live out) re ou:red starring Jan 2 for 7 DAY 8 EVENING month old ECE preferred CHILDCARE References required Pick In my home near eying (Brock/Malor Oaks; Can (905f 428 Sat 5 Rossiand/Anderson. RITSON a TAUNTON Any age. Years of area, par+time non-smok experience and Ing caregiver required references available. flexible evenings a days, in Good meals, activities ti our home Maybe some large play yard. 8 Z rdays (3 children 7,4. (905)665-8504 1/2 yrs Old) Must be willing to be Involved win the children Refererces MATURE daycare provide'. needed $4 001hr negoh- With many years expen- able Call Julie 579-7373. encs Otters loving day care. for ages new born to _ Da 5 years Meals a receipts care • y Brock a Hwy •2 427 - Available 376; DAYCARE avaaabie :n my --,-e :exibie hours. nutritious meals and snacks provided Large fenced I yard. Backup Da- bysming available Wh"o_'S Rd an; Finch area 420- 5259 DAYCARE .n my -,me ^: 3. meals n^,Iud. ed. . . sred basement. P ^.kerrnq Village please calla'-e•3pT 619-3"273 E.0 E- MOM a n� a es. Srmu atrg tun acti,,n a,- and C PR ,a, Christina 5:9-5907 WESTNEY R;ss•and re- 3ba . cysme' avaiiabie w'r yrs exp ICS day- care drpforna H-' unci, snac., 'arced yard babies welcome. refererces to- =eiptS, reasorab'e 'ates Daycare 427-4937 Available JIIJ INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD �a.. sate envir7rvnvnt �1 Licensed by M C: S S p Reasonable 'ares tfa� "eCe'pt5, tiexible Hours Can 'DURHAM PROFESSIOKAL HOME DAYCARE 509-1207 - NANNY REGUIPED. to ..ve r Or Olta'e for 1 5yr old 8 newDdm housekeop:rg 8 some dooforq :a': 619-'7'° DUALITY HOME DAY 'e car ,r a: s•:mu lating nursery. large play. room:'ercetl yard 't � ; expert ence ",;r-smo. r N,!r,r,s meas Ret a =- ce:pts All ages wel:o-e 'l/estrey Rd. N 905 593 4432 Firewood ABSOwTELY -HE F. - :c :,aory aft. wc;d at ow pr ces Free oe:ivery Ser-rg Ayax Whitby and Osr"a'ha Call DURHAM FIREWGOC 427 474' APPLE WOOD aged ' 2 years 1d :-5r 7 -rd . S2r0 'I bush cord, $8G Celrv- ered '905-38'-4553 t'rrx'e-D110Ct FIREWOOD -:_airy sea <1 staring a' 15.r.;'d .ail ..pm FIREWOOD :eh eyed $5, a face .:cid :ail Jerry 3C5 683-3539 FIREWOOD seas;rea firewood cut a split, maple, oak beech. Same day free delivery Ajax. Pickenng, Whitby, 683-0709 FIREWOOD, hardwd 'Wi logs 12 Bush cord lloole- liver call (613) 338-2896 FIREWOOD, Excellerr qually hardwood. Guar an extra extra long fully Sea cut and split Honest measurement. Free delivery Kori Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246 SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- wood hardwood a soft wood mixed, ore cut ;r bro- ken delivery avajabie large 3 small icads L 'ted time ^,tier cavi '905,43r. 90'3 ' Bargain Corner COKE MACHINE. -a.es as. rg S49`_ GBG. .an -;9- 5907 DININGROOM :,-seat St 1317 5:24 REBA MCINTYPE c. lay ', lel-cer Dai 's•d rbw 5tdnds :enter stage As-, 7863 RUG -wet Wasner'dryer, ingbs tome heavy-dLry. like -ew S2V, S:`.: ail 428Y'9C USED RAILWAY „ 'a.- Qac tats, apc,-x .,, c+ lad 54 68F- • Improvements" Improvements " Improvernents " Improvements Moving 8 Moving & e House . a Snow Hea'c Storage • Storage • Clearlro •.. Rernnval BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, Plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks. ceramic tiling 8 counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario (905) 619.4663. cel. (416) 560.4663 C 3 R Mainleni•rc• Building repairs and repo- vations electrical putill ing, ceraltic tiles, carpel try From small repairs to major renovations. Fully guaranteed, free listi- mates. (905) 432.89;11 DOORS ■R■ US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We Istall), FIX BROKEN )PRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & 7-0949 moved, relOCateKt electric as cleaners. humidifiers. 114 A •wall lobs, Rgidtwtdal ,conlmorc;N InauttrW 25 years e%perienceFree .s Paul. IeoA92-no e EUROPEAN TILE SPECIALIST Will renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as well as floor bles. Good references and satisfac- bGn guaranteed. For fn• titatima n call D. Dykstra 725-4913 GARAGE Door repairs, broken springs, cables, rollers, openers installed $49. New doors/openers. Ouality Plus Doors 416- 336-0073. GENERAL CARPEN- TRY, free estimates, house additions. basements, decks, trim work, door in- stallation, baseboards, shads, rod repairs. INS) 619.2930 Biu Jr. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom horns, additions. rano- vations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Resideniaf and com- nwrcial. Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs. Free consultation. Can Jeff 905423.6706 RENOVATIONS INC. Quality home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitchens • Basements WUindows • Doors Bathrooms • Etc. RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmts., batth rooms„ decks. tile 8 wood Roots, doors 6 windows, guararneed and reliable can Walter (905)123-2145 SIGON Conshuction Uri. serving Maim Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundedts, patio doors, windows, rec-rooms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905576-5760 News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to fti. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0707 ENTERPRISES ueneral CJrit'aCurs uu fine of services avad- aDle for the home owner. • Renovations • Carpentry • Electric ii Mechanical Call (905) 420-9584 - 24 hrs. Free quotes d Financing available Roofing A A C ROOFING, shin- gling, all types of roofs. now and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. Free esti- mates. Call Andrew at (905) 428-8704. • ' Painting b • Decorating Painting, Wallpapering, New Stucco, Repainting old stucco, wainscotting, mourlding,Wall boarding, minor house- hold repairs. Also Faux Painting. (905)6-6.200 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 A•.AX Mc. rg 3.s:,, -s '.11 Sen:ces. moves, ap- Cbance and ohne Special - Sts. Flat rate or hoary We new have heated s.orage units. Now onerm,9 !fee boxes will move Pak and IOaC special. starting a S99 and up. Call for infor- mation, 725-0005 or 427-0005. MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anyfr ig, anywhere, anytime. Comrrlercial or resdenoal. Packa9% storage and boxes available. Senior 8 rind rnorxh discounts Free estimates. 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short no- tice moves. Appliances mored, also storage space available. Comparal rates. Cal ill xi EN WrTH (LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residential, commercial. AN types of moves. C" cart) or blasts 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses,.A_ , jf- tices. Appuances and Piano Speclai,sts Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts Licensed.,n- sured Free Estimates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt, etc. Piano moving_ Packing available. • Flooring, •'Carpetting 1--- ---1 1 1 I �Y.el.y6' 1 is I MELIETING 1 1' Onetwn ? dimly ; IeleeABSOLUTE1xl'I 1 FREE 1 Intl FITR.1 ORDFR 1 �lt�cZlet:� 127-8;.19.1 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretcttirtg, our Speciality. Free estimates. 0 A N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987.1800 CHARMAINE'S MAID SERVICE Maids fulty bonded & iruured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 Elle PERSONALIZED CLEANING SERVICE - sat- isfaction guaranteed. Call Beth at 683.4564. HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly / Biweekly from W. 416-703-3027 Complete quEality household cleaning weekly; bi-weekly, occasionally IU'7 off for Senor, Insurrd & Banded 905-619-8082 s dentlai • _--mmercial Fir rellace service Calh%5 686-4'^-1 SNOWPLOWING Fes. aer:.a. J __ .mar= at Fir FREE ESTIMATES call 5'9 ' 506 • Marty • Services MAGICIAN, down trends, ready to en- tertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, pro- motions, openings, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839- 7057 or 728-8334 or 683-1171 RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Can Ernlre 66&493t. PqPrivet- TutorslSdaols NEED HELP with ac- counting, finance, or man- agement courses? Call Joe at 905-619-3082 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 u f k RENOVATIONS INC. Quality home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitchens • Basements WUindows • Doors Bathrooms • Etc. RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmts., batth rooms„ decks. tile 8 wood Roots, doors 6 windows, guararneed and reliable can Walter (905)123-2145 SIGON Conshuction Uri. serving Maim Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundedts, patio doors, windows, rec-rooms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905576-5760 News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to fti. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0707 ENTERPRISES ueneral CJrit'aCurs uu fine of services avad- aDle for the home owner. • Renovations • Carpentry • Electric ii Mechanical Call (905) 420-9584 - 24 hrs. Free quotes d Financing available Roofing A A C ROOFING, shin- gling, all types of roofs. now and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. Free esti- mates. Call Andrew at (905) 428-8704. • ' Painting b • Decorating Painting, Wallpapering, New Stucco, Repainting old stucco, wainscotting, mourlding,Wall boarding, minor house- hold repairs. Also Faux Painting. (905)6-6.200 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 A•.AX Mc. rg 3.s:,, -s '.11 Sen:ces. moves, ap- Cbance and ohne Special - Sts. Flat rate or hoary We new have heated s.orage units. Now onerm,9 !fee boxes will move Pak and IOaC special. starting a S99 and up. Call for infor- mation, 725-0005 or 427-0005. MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anyfr ig, anywhere, anytime. Comrrlercial or resdenoal. Packa9% storage and boxes available. Senior 8 rind rnorxh discounts Free estimates. 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short no- tice moves. Appliances mored, also storage space available. Comparal rates. Cal ill xi EN WrTH (LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residential, commercial. AN types of moves. C" cart) or blasts 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses,.A_ , jf- tices. Appuances and Piano Speclai,sts Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts Licensed.,n- sured Free Estimates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt, etc. Piano moving_ Packing available. • Flooring, •'Carpetting 1--- ---1 1 1 I �Y.el.y6' 1 is I MELIETING 1 1' Onetwn ? dimly ; IeleeABSOLUTE1xl'I 1 FREE 1 Intl FITR.1 ORDFR 1 �lt�cZlet:� 127-8;.19.1 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretcttirtg, our Speciality. Free estimates. 0 A N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987.1800 CHARMAINE'S MAID SERVICE Maids fulty bonded & iruured Quality cleaning at reasonable rates 619-3282 Elle PERSONALIZED CLEANING SERVICE - sat- isfaction guaranteed. Call Beth at 683.4564. HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly / Biweekly from W. 416-703-3027 Complete quEality household cleaning weekly; bi-weekly, occasionally IU'7 off for Senor, Insurrd & Banded 905-619-8082 s dentlai • _--mmercial Fir rellace service Calh%5 686-4'^-1 SNOWPLOWING Fes. aer:.a. J __ .mar= at Fir FREE ESTIMATES call 5'9 ' 506 • Marty • Services MAGICIAN, down trends, ready to en- tertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, pro- motions, openings, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839- 7057 or 728-8334 or 683-1171 RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Can Ernlre 66&493t. PqPrivet- TutorslSdaols NEED HELP with ac- counting, finance, or man- agement courses? Call Joe at 905-619-3082 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 c PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 _ On,Articles Articles Articles Articles GaraguGarage/ Garage/5M11AutomobilesIMAutomobiles For Sale I For Sale ;M1 For Sale I Ma For Sale Yard Sales I Yard Sales I Yard Saks For Sale For Sale CHRISTMAS DECORATION FACTORY SALE Nov. 16 - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Nov. 17 - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. ALDERBROOK INDUSTRIES IS A MAJOR MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Due to last years success ALDERBROOK is holding a 2 day public sale. New merchandise each day Samples, ends of lines and damaged packaging 885 SANDY BEACH RD.. PICKERING CASH ONLY .antique Furniture Sale Sun. Nov. 10th 11:00 - 4:00 yak Dining Set (Table. Butter. China. 6 Chairs) _ak Sideboards - 4 Oak Chairs (Barley Twists - Oak Partners Desk - Oak Library Desks - Walnut Dining Se: ,Table. Buffet 6 Chairs) - Walnut Desk - Large Pine Chest • Mahogany Record Cabinet • Mahogany Armoire • Dressers - Washstands - Small Tables & much more - Great variety of China & Collechbles prices are smear or better than mazy lom auctions" COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION AN-TIQUE, INSCONT.RIF-S 76 Old K,ngslor Road Pickering Village Open 7 days a week (905) 683-8243 LIQUIDATIONS Baby equipment, Toys 40 - 750,'o OFF 1C80 BROCK RC. S U PICKERING ,905) 837-1281 JF OR 'SAL f. 8 P� 1 saerMar to pecaare Dependable. exoeilen'cc nd., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs Beauty $2,195 o.b.o.. 5.600 krn. 1-705-328-0402 FALL , WINTER Ih3 e' 'rc. ^.o prices Snowboard and ski jackets pants. ,gloves and accessc nes. at up is W. OFF reg- uar retail prices C..a''y named brand labels SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 37; Tauntor Road Eu' Osha- wa ,just east of 5 Points Mal: 905-725-3468 FOR SALE. Appcximate. ly 50C Scotch Fine Christ- mas Trees 6' to 8' tall Col- borne area Phone 905- 344-738' after 6 pm, or Wave message 1965 7 PIECE DARK walnut bedroom suite, Valued at $5000. asking 52300 opo 2 drawer an- tique Votonan dresser with rnrror $425 4 drawer (mustache handles) dress- er $450. L -Shaped section. al sofabed $425. Sclar sofa $325. Office chars $35.isacti. Apt washer $95 2 black leather chars $185. Fridge $175. 2 single beds (new) $200. & $135. Dresser from W. to $120. Table and chairs $125. 2 matching antique parlor chairs $350. Odd chairs $301 each. Entertainment unit $95. S10 truck cap $195. Many other items. Call 905.697.3532. 1996 GM Astro Van rally wheels, new tires, 215X75R15, $500 for set of 4: Also S10 long & short box truck cap, $175. 725- 3460 evenings and wee- kends. 2 PC. COUCH, beige, �. like new. plus 3 pc. coffee tables, asking $700. call 420-1593 Sa6 CYRIX 10OMHZ, 8 melts ram, 256 Cache, 8X. DC roti. SVGA 14' mon, speakers, 2yr parts and la- Dour warranty, $1300. Call 905.665.7290. ALUMINUMI_ac "s L-oge :,.�ia�zrg bdx $30C 000 Ca. 9C5-83' 3C75 ANTIQUE Walrut dining Se' Excellent condi- tion E :hairs ncluong 1 captains cna., Newly up- holstered wile large carved buffet AsK,ng $2250 Cal; 905-983-9695 APPLIANCE,RE- PAIR'.cal, 438.8183 Serv- ice calls $35 & up Wash- ers, dryers, stoves . tnoges Low rates Also new style used appliances, for sale. BED, chesterfield & chair. new July/96. $800. Queen size bed, excellent condi- tion, $150. Call 905-683- 6877. BURGLAR ALARMS al- low thieves time in your home. KEEP THEM OUT! Custom built steel security window bars for as little as $25.00 per window allows peace of mind even with windows open, For a free estimate call (905 )428- 8429. Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick. plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home. Free quota- tion . in your home. No in- terest, no payment lot one full year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104. Carpet Mill D-srtibutors, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (300sq.ft..) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home 1-800- 663-6046, CARPETS ois o' caloet '00% nylon new stain re - ease carpets on hand. I w ll carpet 3 rooms. $349 P•ice includes carpet. pre- ^ um pad, expert mstalla- 1 2n, fast delivery, free esti- Tates (30 yards' Norman 686-2314 CHERRYWOOD french r-ovca dining room table. 6 chairs, '2 captain) w th leaves and 2 end to c•es $600 or best offer 4:34 $742 CLARINGTON COM- PUTER CLEARANCE CENTER '.wc great va ue :acKages oaded systems. = vstems include 14' 28 Ni ^gvlpr. vokcalax modem, CC nom orive, sound cards. speakers. Dos, and wind- ows. :oior printer Pentium 'X S'.999 Out the door Prices . ail taxes included Resale 486 50 mz 16C drive, complete system $395 Also lots of used sys- tems it stock. from $149 ncludmg monitor Glaring - Computer Clearance Center697-3059 164 Baseline Rd Bowland,• CRIB, mattress. bumper :ads end accessones, baby change table, stroller a"" new 'bought for Grandparents home! ask ing $1.000 call- '905. 837- 5055 DINING ROOM. Hyl bath chandeers. ceding tan. trent. door, Cate door. va- cuum cleaner, entertain- ment unit, desk drapes, queen ted, call 725-9554 DININGROOM SUITE :ao.e 6 Criers. -auding butat'hutch and server Impeccable condi- tion, asking $120C Original value 535DC 905 -427 - DRYER $100. Kenmore Washe• S20C Large refng- erator S50C 24' new frogs $500 Call 905-728-9759 or 905-985-4202 ELECTRIC baseboard heater, Chromalox, 3 yrs. b 1 a 750 240 MASSEY FERGUSON, f* 4WfIr f* 4W f*%V %V qp41# 4W 4W qr qpfir 4Willp fir qp 4W 1990 CAVALIER RS, V6. 356 - 2 wheel dr pay load- volt tMmastal. 639-1357. tube. Pic -n -Pic. High reso- auto, A/C. Am/Fm Cassette. 1. 4cyl. gas, new head. CINCI ski CFICONP PY Iqc '1 1 H001 $1580 weekly Call 905 - Sun root,) owner, Call Call w waterpump, rad, machine in �Jl_v` -SCH00t_ � •.l ' -SC and up for reconditioned km. Asking $4000. good condition, riffs, ap- prix 12 ft high, ,song ?hanks you for supporting crafts C4' colfectables 1996 q* Tower of Power 5 Disk CO, (905) 668-5447. 1990 CHEY. Cavalier. 53200 OBO. call 4330656A/C, IV Announcing 4th Annual trailer, spare bre, caner rot 127,270 kms. $5250. certified, obo. Call 905- 2 gas tanks, asking $600 all MOFFAT fridge and stove. almond,, Viking heavy duty Crafts & Collectables � 430-3618. and dryer. 831- HOUSE CONTENTS- IV 1990 DODGE SPIRIT ES, washer Nov Ist, 1997 'tam' auto programming, 30 L., power seat, locks, universal remote control. booths available ReM to own from $7.50Vwk. 253,000 km, cruise, $2,500 is. 576- Montreal Canadians i Tor -30 home, loves other dogs & or best offer as onto Maple Leets. 2 tickets, r Please call r 267a Nov 23, game Only 1 KARAOKE EQUIPMENT, $1500. Call 436-9678 aper 1990 FORD Probe, lady meeting this season in Tor- 666-5400 USED HOT TUBS for owned & driven since new. New brakes, ores, exhaust. onto call 905-7532246 electrical included' mix, 1 AH voice monitor, 30 NFLD. NFLD. SHUTTLEBUS Pioneer karaoke discs (1- certified. Call Na- 6 6 68-9969. Leaving from Toronto to Newfoundland, round tips. Arts 8 • Lost &Me-, Home raised. C C.A Reg- 1990 HONDA EXR, 2 - door Sport Coupe, 133.000 Lost & or one-way Can now to e I Crafts 0 I Found Found mixer, $5500. 416-330- km $9,950 or nearest off - book reservation 905-430- $2495. 1986 CHEV Ca - Antiques (905) 655-8049, sale Nor shedding, non price. 2 dr $2995. 1988 er.420-3984 1099 Whitby. We also de - ':ver parcelsilreighl WANTED - proven fabric and wood crafts for 1997 OAKIPINE FURNITURE. mall shows No consign - Why pay retail prlcesr One ments All C.0 D. Contact of Ontario's oldest and lar- Wayne Helrer 905-728- n f 7927 gestma u acturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg sola oak 7 pc dining - room or 6 pc sold pone bedroom, your choice $1995. many stain choices. Trad,onal Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANOS GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back to s:"x� speaa s New and used pianos Not sure2 Rent to own, apt size. upright. grand. digital, key boards Clearance on an '995 stock' Telep Piano Nooks, 433' 491 RESTAURANT SUP- PLIES s:aimess steel ut- s.ls. stainless steel square Containers (venous sizes), 2ft strainer. 2 portable double heating lamps. 5 - head portable pop dis- pense", Nella meat slicer. 12jr blade. used. selling for $350 Meat slicer Nena. &n blade, new, selling for $350 Cambro portable waitress station. Cambro portable outdoor bar, 511. long 416-330-2526 SHEDMAN Oua,ty barn sry,e s-ec ,,- 8 X e. SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax Many other sizes and styles avaiable A:so garages and decks -61 McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering For more info. call 905-619-2093. STAR LASERPRINTER - Excellent condition, works great with, IBM machines Selling due to ncormpatibd- ny weh mac Asking 5400 Call 434-8090 STEFS APPLIANCES 362 French Sheet Almond & while fridges frost -frees. $25, & up Washers. 5150 & up Dryers. $175 & up Portable dish Washers. 5200 & up Chest freezers 5175 & up White stoves. 5200 & up Apt -size wash- ers. $250 & up Upright freezer S25C 6 month war ranty, 905-432-,167 18' D,g,•a. Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year Rent to owr for oNy $8 25 weekly Cal905-571-1412 $ volt 2 watts, 24 HITACHI 35' stereo tele - volt, e. 12. N viii each $12. Norton, 240 v,S,or. Ultra blas acture volt tMmastal. 639-1357. tube. Pic -n -Pic. High reso- DALMATIANS. Jack Rus- lution Rent -to -own from GARAGE Doors - used $1580 weekly Call 905 - doors, panels. like new 571-1412 from $99 - top's of used and up for reconditioned parts. Quality Plus Doors. KENWOOD 200 watt 416-336-0073. Tower of Power 5 Disk CO, dryers $175 and up for re- double cassette, tower HOMEMADE snowmobile speakers. Rent-to-owrl from trailer, spare bre, caner rot $7.25 weekly Call 905- 2 gas tanks, asking $600 all 571-1412 otters considered. (905) Sept 18. assorted colours. 666-1375 atter 6 p.m. SHARP 25- TV, VCR conr- HOUSE CONTENTS- binations, High resolution must be seen. 725-9181 picture tube, front AIV wheel drive, 5895 340.000 'tam' auto programming, JIGSAW, 24' pelta, drill universal remote control. press 8' Delta floor model. ReM to own from $7.50Vwk. table saw 20' x 28' floor Call 905-571.1412 model 8' wide - extends to home, loves other dogs & 20' x 48' micro fence• steel USED BLIND hernmer, topped table 24' x 48', Vise sewing machine. in excel - 6'.668.4423. lent working condition. KARAOKE EQUIPMENT, $1500. Call 436-9678 aper 12' colour TV, used for 5 p.m. singer -monitor, 1 Pioneer USED HOT TUBS for CLD 1080 player, 1 Pioneer MA -9, MIC mixer, 1 6 - 8 person tubs, Pioneer UNI DIREC remote electrical included' mix, 1 AH voice monitor, 30 Prices range from $1,000 - Pioneer karaoke discs (1- $1500. If interested please 2830, 1 country STAC) 2 �l'� at (�) 655 -8332 - custom cases (audio -har- Home raised. C C.A Reg- mony incl 10 karaoke Amides song -books & mic & stand, CURY Topaz $2795. 1985 1 amplifier, MP -8 channel Wanted mixer, $5500. 416-330- estates Can Robert Bowen 2526. All new equipment. KEEP YOUR 8 mm & su- per 8 film, safe on high quality video,Triple R Video Transfer offers the best price with music added no extra charge call 905-725- 1001. WASHERS dryers. fridge. On Oct 30x96 a house on Cattail Crt, Pickering. was burglarized Among articles stolen were phi los: a flat circular. gold pendard w/nitials 'C' i 'E': aluminum silver ring wind rose on lop, a Snap-On SockeVWrench set and silver Minnie Mouse watch w/ old, while. IiaWar bore. Above item, have extreme sentimental value. 11 these items could be returned or d "one with Into could sold R plem do so to: RLE19713, do News Advertiser. P.O. Box 461, Othows, Ont. L1H 71-5. Thenit You stove, new and recondi- ESCORT E X P. 2 or mg started Payment terms boned. $225 and up for re. available (705) 786-3124 52095, 1991 HYUNDAI DALMATIANS. Jack Rus- Scoups• 2 dr. $4395, 1991 conditioned washer, $175 s I Petst pplies/ I I Automobiles and up for reconditioned hedgehogs. degas, and Boarding more at Trent Pets Oshawa For Sale dryers $175 and up for re- 1988 CUTLASS Supreme. 2 dr $4995 1985 GMC conditioned fridges and FREE K'TTFNS Bcr,. 1984 HONDA CIVIC 7500. stoves Also coin operated Sept 18. assorted colours. 4 Cr, auto., many new washer and dryers Sle- house trained, ready to go. parts Alpine stereo, front- pherson's Furniture and call 831-4073. wheel drive, 5895 340.000 Appliances. 227 Court St. 5 month old lemale Neo. km 416-703-1050 days. Oshawa 576-7448 Mastiff, needs a good 905.427-1479 eve. home, loves other dogs & 1965 OLDS CIERA s/wgn Articles children Blue/grey .n co- $2495 1986 PONTIAC Wanted lour with due eyes $600. 600 s/wgn $1995, 1986 905-432-7688, Jeff or Tam.. Chew Celebrity s/wgn ANTIQUES Absolutely, HIMALAYAN KITTENS - $2995. 1985 BUICK Park Ave 4 dr. $2895, 1986 Purchasingfurniture or an- adorable bundles ct love. . OLDS Delta 4 or Scientific instill- ythingmenta Seal and Blue Points. N 1985 PONTIAC 600 rents cons. sever. ,doer- ct Home raised. C C.A Reg- LE, $2995. 1987 MER - MER - risingX8`3`'' toys, decoys- dolls. ostered, shots 905-985- CURY Topaz $2795. 1985 mi, milk bottles, collections or 8021 MERCURY COUGAR. 2 dr estates Can Robert Bowen LHASA APSO PUPS for $2495. 1986 CHEV Ca - Antiques (905) 655-8049, sale Nor shedding, non price. 2 dr $2995. 1988 Brooker- allergic, health guarantee. EAGLE Vista 52995, 1987 FREE REMOVAL of un- war'ee scrap '^etai. stoves, washers, cars, trucks an- yth:ng relal cal 905 571 - WANTED Dmingroom Sete, sold wood, cherry or mahogany, prefer tradition- al or antique, tape with minimum 6 chairs, buffet and hutch, to be in great condition, reasonably pnc- es Call 655-5807 WANTED CAMERAS - okt cn.na and giass ewe�- lery. microscopes. tele- scopes, binoculars and re - 'alga Mems Clocks warch- as. furniture, any;ning old. 432 1678 Computer /Internet COMPUTER HELP: 1- 900-45'2994 5 99imin, 24 hours DOS Windows 3 x. Wm95, Internet appli- cation pply cation No hassles, no hold. fast, easy 18. Call toi l NEW MUSIC a -zine Q hnp..'www dumam- news ret'-a1c238ln- dex him • I Lost & s Found LOST - Nov. 1 - gold wed- ding band with small dia- mond n centre, fainly heir- loom, (705) 657-1377. RE- WARD. LOST, Bradley & Pringle area, Ismail cat, black , an- swers to 'Holly'. Missing since Nov.4, call 430-5346 REWARD, LOST HIMA- LAYAN . Male, name Noel. Harwood & Hwy. •2 area. 619927 Me, BondN PERSLAN purebred lot's & kittens, shots & vet checked. Call 576.4103. FREE TO GOOD home, 3 mals rabbits, evenings (905) 649-3458. Ask for Erica. ZUcles Wanted INTF.RATET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaU John Duarte at 579-4400 vet needed House train- ESCORT E X P. 2 or mg started Payment terms 52995, 1986 FORD Escort available (705) 786-3124 52095, 1991 HYUNDAI DALMATIANS. Jack Rus- Scoups• 2 dr. $4395, 1991 sell terriers Lhasa - apsos OLDS Calais. $6995. 1990 Scottie -pons, choodes, CHEV. Cavalier, 2 or schnoodles. himdayans. $5495. 1990 DODGE hedgehogs. degas, and Shadow $4395. 1989 more at Trent Pets Oshawa CHEV Celebrity $4995. Center. 436-3724 1988 CUTLASS Supreme. 2 dr $4995 1985 GMC KITTENS with first booster. adult cats most spadeineutered & fully - vaccinated Many wonder - tui dogs also in need of lov- ing horrors Pet supplies & donations always welcome Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905-438- 8411 EXCLUSIVE, original art- work T-shirts, sweat shirts, night shirts. tote bags. mugs, hats. rote cards. and watches, making the finest rare of canna apparel and gifts on the market today Available exclusively at Family Pet Foods. 376 Kingston Rd Pickering (9051509-3417 I I Automobiles for Sale NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 259-3673.1 can help! 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER, (Muscle Car), good body, A-1 engine. new ores etc.. Will trade for runabout with trailer. 985-2191. 1981 GMC, Rally STX window van. 350 auto. As is Posi track differential, 1969 Nova SS Hood and 400 Turbo Hydramatic Transmission. Call after 6:30 pill (705) 953-2085. 1963 CHEV. Celebrity. 4 dr, auto.. V6, 2.8, interior & body in ex. Gond. Only 93,000 original kms. new reblrh engele le March V6 (7000 kms). $1200. as is. 905.404-9035. 190,1 TOYOTA SUPRA - good condition, needs a I t - tie TLC to certify. Will make allowance on price. Sug- gested retail $3,650. Try an offer. Kathy 905.571-6633 after 5:30 pm. 19114 Camaro, engine and body in mint condition, electronic dash, stereo, must sell, $2195 obo. Celli - lied, 655-4023 or 683- 7301. 1984 FIREBIRD. 6 cylin- der, auto with PS, PB, new battery, starter, exhaust and many new parts. $900 083 As is. After bpm 728-1365. Satan 5 pass $2995. 1986 GMC Satan 7 pass corw $4795. 1989 FORD Aero - star 7 pass $5495. 1991 DODGE Caravan 7 pass $7895: 1988 FORD E-150 StarcraR col. $9995. 1990 JEEP Cherokee Lim - red $9995 All vehicles certified OPEN FRI. & SAT. 9 A. -M. - 6 P.M.; SUN. 11.4 P.M. DALE'S AUTO CENTRE 723-7767. 444 TAUN- TON RD. E. OSHAWA 1935 1 OPAZ, 4 or. au power, auto, good body. excellent for second car 139,000 km $1200 oto. 728-6965 1966 ARIES STATION WAGON Excellent condi- tion. great winter car. Auto., 103 kms $1800 certified. Call 905-668-6150 even- ings. Nancy at 905-571- 1729 days 1966 CHEVETTE 5 speed, 137,000 kms, new clutch and new rad, And Mae!!! $950. Cal! 905-665- 1603. 1906 CHEVETTE auto, rebuilt motor (1994) many new parts $1000. obo. Call Oshawa 905-718-1779. 1906 PONTIAC 60!X1 LE wagon, 148,000 km., 2.81., V6, loaded, $2800 obo. 725-9919 1907 MERCURY Topaz, 4-cyl, 5 -speed. $1495 cril fled. 1964 Olds Cutlass, V -S automatic, al power, $1295 certified o -b -o- 1986 Che- viete. 4-cyl, automatic, $650 o.b.o. as is. 905-404-9759. 1900 LINCOLN CONTI- NENTAL Signature. Load- ed, pearl wNte exterior, moon root. luxury plus, We new. $7200. obo. 905-649- 1656. 1989 Olds. Cutlass Ciera, 4 dr., a/c, stereo, cert. 200,000 km. Excellent con- dition, $4500., 427-9575 Brian. 1988 NISSAN PULSAR, standard, 5 speed, am/fm, certified, $1,800.432-3290 1968 SPRINT 4 -door, auto, $2700. 1989 Sprint, 5 -speed, $2900. 88 Optima 4 -door, auto, $2800. All certified. Call 905-434- 8553. 1990 MAZDA 323 Hatch. White, 106.000 kms . one owner, excellent gas mile- age, new brakes. auto. $4,995 certified Call 905- 723-4758 1991 CAVALIER 4 dr. 4 cyl, am/tm cassette. ANC, A- t condition, will certify. 24,000 kms, $8500 obo. Call weekends or week- days after 4:30 pm. 905- 728-7188. 1991 CAVALIER RS. 4 dr, AIC. AM,FM cassette. 183.000 kms. Hwy driven $4000 obo Call 905-721- 8208 1991 Isuzu Stylus Char- coal grey. A/C, auto. sun rool, bra. new alternator. battery & brakes 130.000k. 54500 Cert Call Al 725- 0816 1991 PONTIAC 6000 SE 4 door, automatic. bucket seats, all power including seat Air, ground effects. from factory, mint condition Asking $751X) Cert. No Gst. Private Call 579-5749 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE 60,000 kms.. certified, 4 door, automatic. air, arrvlm cassette. tilt, split rear seats, pis. p/b. $7495 obo 905)723-7507 1992 BUICK REGAL $10,500 or best oiler. 130 krill Loaded with options. New tires, brakes, altema- tor Certified, shiny and ready to go 905-428-1365 after 6 pm. 1992 HONDA CIVIC LS. 4 dr. auto , now tires, radio Cass- 137,000 km . superb condition. $8500 obo Call 576-9419 1995 FORD TAURUS WAGON, 8 -passenger, low kms Lots of warranty Un- believable price $17,488. Call now, ask for SanCi FRASER FORD 576-1800. 1995 Nissan Quest 18K luny loaded $23.000, pay menu available Can even- wgs 436-8658 199S Olds Cutlass Su- preme. 4 dr. loaded, less than 9000 kin. aqua blue, 524,000 as.s 576-2638 1995 SATURN SE, low kms., lady driven, 4 dr., $12,000 obo. Call 725- 9181 1996 ESCORT LX, 5 or' air, auto. gas miser, only 19,000 km. Factory warran- ty. FRASER FORD, 576- 1800. Ask for Bill. OMy $14,495. 67 PLYMOUTH SUN - DANCE, 5 Speed. TRANS. excellent condi- tion, $1850 as is. 68 Volks- wagen Dune Buggy, $1250 obo. ( 91)5)683-7239 after 7pm. 08 GMC, pick up, V6, 4 spd. standard, excellent condition. in and out $4895. OBO, cal M3-6684. leave Message - 94 SATURN SL 1, P/W, P/ L, air, loaded, green, 45,000 kms. asking $12,500. tell 728-9796 CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing. Down payments from $500. Monthly payments from $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, vans. 1981 to 1996. Alardy Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brock SI. N., Whitby. 905-666- 3382. 05-666 3382. DON'T MISS OUT -1995 Escort LX Sport. Air, auto, 16,1X10 km. Great on gas (46 mpg). Factory warranty. Call Carlos at FRASER FORD 576.1800. Only $14,995. LOW KMS., 1986 Pontiac 6,000 L.E. loaded, original paint, good condi- tion,$2600 certified. 436. 0791. LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR PLUS FREE WARRANTY. OVER 33 CERTIFIED RECONDI- TIONED VEHICLES ON SALE AT CERTICAR EG. 1991 Caravan SE, burgundy, A-1, $8,888. 1989 Celebrity Euro, black beauty. loaded $5,555. 1987 Olds, auto, fantastic. now $3,395. 1989 Cutlass supreme, loaded, sharp. sale $6,995. 1989 Grand Prix SE, loaded, mint. 57,995.. 1991 Tempo, air, auto. wow $3,695. 1988 Tempo, one lady owner, low kms, $2.695. 1989 Bonneville .3800 V-6. A.O.K. $5,695., 1989 Es- cort, 5 door, hatch, GL, loaded, burgundy, auto, now $3,695 1993 Sunbird SE. V6, auto, air, teal, wow $7,777. 1990 Olds 88. loaded, white, mint, 92.000 kms, now $9.995. 19W Bunk LeSabre, loaded, mint, sale $6.990 1989 Ford F-150, Lanat. loaded, low kms, auto. V-8. sale $7.777 1986 Aries, auto. A- 1 steal it $2.295. Certicar 155 King St. W., at Midtown Mall, Oshawa. 579.2886 Open Sun- day. 1992 Chev Cavalier, red. 2 or. an, auto., am,1m cass., $6750. or best reasonable offer. 434-2775 MIAutomobiles Wanted A & A TOWING. Pay $50- $5000 cash for used & scrap cars & trucks. 24 ors 7 days. Call 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234. 30 min service 84 86 Tercell or Corolla, in good condition, certified ask for Jim 905-839-0822 AUTOMOBILES and trucks warted for scrap. Any condition, any age, free removal in the Durham Region. cash paid. Also needed, 75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup for parts Can anytime. Oshawa 905-431 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles Vehi- cles must 1» in running condition. Cal 427-2415 or corn• to 479 Bayty St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES Trucks for Sale 1966 Ford 250 Cargo Van. A-1 rtechanical. good body, low miles Asking 52500.723-7055. 1967 GMC SIS, 5 speed. 2 5. cap. good shape. 52.800 or best offer cemfied. Call 434-5975 19W FORD BRONCO 4X4, Eddy Bauer Edition. good condition, sak ng $3500 as is 723-9319 1990 Jimmy S Series, 4X4, 32,000 km on rebuilt motor 4.3. New paint. Loaded, as is S6800. 905- 985-2306 Jim (Port Perry) 1991 SONOMA SL, ex- tended cab, 116K, good condition, asking $9,000. Call 416-330-2526. 1993 CHEVY Blazer 4x4, trailer -hitch, 4 -door, fully - equipped, excellent condi- tion, $16,900. Certified. Cal 905-986-0712. 1996 FORD EXPLORER XL. 4X4. Baler" of Factory Warranty. FRASER FORD, 576-1800, ask for Steve. Only $25,975. 1996 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X4, 6 cyl., fully 1-6 ed. Factory warranty- Only $29.995. Pick a colour. Calif Doug at FRASER FORD 7561800. 4wIM610 " 1906 Astro Cargo Van, with bench seats, 2 -tone blue., new fires, starter, ex- haust- No rust. asking $3495 Cert. obo. 668-8441; or toll free Pager 1-416- 551-9540. ' Trailers 1976 RAMBLER, Model type 'Peanut'. Very good condition. Sleeps 2. In. cludes Cooking facilities, refrigerator, portable toilet, storage space. Asking $2,250. 546 Annandale St., Oshawa. 9005-436-6570. Rn,Trailers CAMPING MEMBER- SHIP Lifetime. Camp from coast to coast., us/Canada $4 00 per night. Paid $3,695. Must sell $395. US, Dollars. 1-800-236- 0327 TRAILER: All steel, 10'Iong, 6'wide, 51high, great for hauling wood, etc. $1000 firm. (705)799-1352 after 6pm or (905)725-8166 anytime / �Auto Farts A Repairs 1987 Cavalier, 2 dr. auto., $1500 obo as is. 5796285. • ' owmobiles 1991 POLARIS Indy Lite 340cc $2.100. 1981 Jeep CJ. 6 cylinder, son top, $2,000. (905)666-1340 1995 INDY 500, Fuel in- jected. liquid cooled, elec- tric start, hand war- meers.thumb warmers, car- bide runners, studded track. excellent condition asking $4800 000. (905)623- 0726 ENCLOSED TRAILER 14'XFX6'6- high, 18' over- all Surge brakes, ramp door. side man door $3800. 905-985.2306 Jim. POPMarine WILL REBUILD boat en- gines & motors. to specifi- cations. Winterizing also available. Call 905-420- 6559 ' Apartments For Rent $400 MONTHLY- IcI 'ooms hilly furnished and carpeted basement apart- ment. Private entrance. Close to South G.M and Hwy 401 and shopping. Intersection Park Rd. and Bloor St. W Parking In- cluded. Phone 905-728- 0079 / BEDROOM apt. fndga A stove, utilities included, close to as amenities. sop. ant. $475 first A fast to - Quoted avail. Dec 1 call 432-2821 OSHAWA (Bloor St ) Large 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in clean low rise bulldog. Close to 401 III, GO Parking Available immediately. From $600./ month. Phone 905-576- 4255 2 -LEVEL, SPACIOUS, 2 oedroom 2-3 to share, or lamely. separate entrance. appliances, laundry, park - Ing Bus, shopping (905)436-8989 (evenings/ woekends) -leave mes- sage 2 BEDROOM apt., on 345 Adelaide St. W. Avail- able . Nov.l, $725 month, first A last. no pets. 728- J564 2 bedroom apt. South Oshawa. Good parking. Available Dec. 1. $600 month all inclusive- 571- 0110. 1 i 2 BEDROOM apes ments- Availible "time 309 Cordova Rd.. Oshawa. No Pets allowed. 905 579 2387. bedroom aparttwits, 281351ory ceding. close o schools, library. South GM Want Available MwWdiWe- ly. 428-6328 1-7 pm for aPpoinimenL AJAX - one bedroom basement apt.. fridge slave. microwave, share laundry. Nan 811,111 , no pets, $600/m, inclu- sive- First1last- Call 427- 7916. AJAX OXkrd Totlt w, Specious aP&Mwts. dos f beduiet G �f001n O. Pont,PJan Ist• ti83-8571 until 7;30 p.m AJAX Harwood and Hwy 2 newly renovated dean one bedroombaserrtant apartment, central am and vac, Separate entrance, on bus route.non srtnoker, ref- erences, available pec. Ist 4558 inclusive. (905) 428- AJAX. basement fi l., TW - loch Or $600 $600 -including uti- 1lites, ta686.-•2778. Apartments / ffFor s For Rent t / Apartments For Rent / Apartments / A�ortr Rent 33 FALBY COURT For Rent BACHELOR APT Oshawa. 2 $ 3 bedroom apartments in includes heat, hydro, cable. parking, First 8 family building. Air conditioning Last Ava986-1 6 now, $450 (905) 966-1163. Huge room :n non smokmg St, t bedroom Immediate- broadloom, 2 appliances, laundr Y BASEMENT per mo, HENT for rent $700 per mo Pickering, facilities and underground immediate octu- °� �' B31 0153 Mary park- ing included. From $743-$843. GAYLY / LIVERPOOL, Pickering. 2 bedroom weekdays basement apt. Sep en- tnce686-0841 Jan�lst0'977 includes fntlge. stove, heat. u01 Call And orr 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 m P, Ree^a at 905-420-8993. call CENTRAL OSHAWA, mediately $925 inclusive, single 1 bedroom, avail AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Immedlently., professional building above offices No - No- 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- Pets. 905-432-2705 indu- eS, underground parking, driveway. liexible occupan- 55 FALBY CRT. CENTRAL OSHAWA, unique 2 bedroom in uppe' MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 PM. level of legal duplex En FRI. 9 A.M. -5 RM.Cohen, Sa2 robathroo eat,,n SAT & SUN. 12 - 5 broadloomed, laundry (905) 683-6021 taClklies, parking, backyard, CANADIAN '001SHELTER session, immediate 905- session. $752'mo 905 - os- PROPERTIES LIMITED 728-68 72a s63s last. 5550lmonth jr,=.434- CENTRAL Oshawa- one ' HOUSe3 HOUSeS For Rent � I Dedroom all inclusive apt $550. Mature person pre- ferred F,rstilast/reterence<. For Rent i must Available Jan 1 0w- lour Own ^Oma f r j79-1938 $I - I:A :Ahsk.luh• \tfiiniablr WHO SATS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUT A HOUSE? WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!! Mortgage payments 3 -Bedroom Stmt $1,79/month I -Bedroom bungalow $789/month +-Bedn oro Jr. Exec. $969; month No down payment? Bad CmK t? Bankrupt? Call Me, (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Saks Rcp Sutton Gruup Exccl Rcalty Inc. COUNTRY LIVING: argelopen 1000 sq. ft amc. "Idge/stove, 1 road north - Taunton E December 1st. Unsuitable for pets'chlld- 'en. $595/inclusive. 263- x213, 436-9900 NEWER Building 2 Detl- room apartment, 408 Bloor St E. utilities and parking Included, carpeted, laundry facilities, first/last. $6751 month. Available Dec 1 st Call 905-723-3078 NORTH EAST mature quiet budding, large 2 bed- room, living room with walkout to balcony, neutral decor, all Inclusive. $775 Dec Ist 728-4250 NORTH Oshawa, main floor of house $899 all in. clusive 2 bedroom base- ment apt $715 all inclusive Available Dec 1st. Call 723- 2111. TWO BEDROOM apt Livingroomidinmg kitchen, bath, parking. laundry $605 includes util .45 Col- burn St W no pets. first A last. ref. 723-1647. 579- 6989 ONE BEDROOM abart. men! near Oshawa Knob Hill, fridge. stove, hydro, Parking, backyard Easy access 401 Dec 1 First/ last $495 579-8933. ONE BEDROOM apart. me'r rcl,des heal lights. water A cable T7 Com laundry s parking Available Immediately Call 905-723-7183 ONE BEDROOM ;uiet sweet. parking. tau^d y 5 minutes to 401, close to shopping. S550 per mo. all Inclusive. 571-5320 SOUTH OSHAWA,De- tached brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, finished base. ment with apartment, :deal for large family or rent yourself $950 plus. 436. 9944 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 -PAGE 27 / Houses / Townhouses Office i1 For Rent For Rent IM Retail Space 3 -BEDROOM no use SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 SHARE executive home, 3 close to Lake Vista plaza. bedroom townhouse close bed 3 bath, fireplace. aic. buses. schools. quiet court. to schools and shopping, parking, cable. laundry. a/c Prefer business couple. $950/mo. all Inclusive First/ storage. yard Negotiable no pets, references re- last Available Dec 1st Near Go A1ax Professional quired 5750lmonth,uuh- 905-579-9956 days. only 686-2417 ties 725-8829. 728-4640 1 3-8EDROOM WHITBY - 107 Wellington 9 Immediate occupancy. house, close to all amens- WHITBY, executive Huge room :n non smokmg St, t bedroom Immediate- AJAX -Newly decors -ted 3 bedroom semi main floor, ties. North Oshawa Iota- home Laundry. dishwash- ty, A 2 bedroom apt. Jan. Ist parking, appliances, fenced tion, available Dec 1st, fridge. stove. 5850 inclu- er,C/A & required. vac. references $450./month. includes fntlge. stove, heat. yard, no pets, avalable im- sive Call 905-728-7452 668-1394 call water. parking 905- mediately $925 inclusive, COURTICE 3 BED avadable PIOv 15 $750 ROOM 3 talons. centra air 831-5132 or 905-686-1533, 1st/last, references (9051 CLEAN, north end 2 g t driveway. liexible occupan- 9016 Mary 58a 1581 bedroom townhouse. New / Condominiulrls WHITBY 2 bedroom, bas- GAYLY / LIVERPOOL carpet, hardwood nocrv, trash paint pool Avail =lea^ 2 Dem -^r bunga- For Rent cony parking, Dec I st. $825 dp.ryerng Main flint semi immed $900 plus hydro last. 5550lmonth jr,=.434- $950 all �rrJus•ve 435 inclusive (x161699 5287 etached house 3 bed- 436-714 FOR RENT - t and 2 bed- t room, appliances, avall- WHITBY, 2 BEDROOM able. Jan !,1997 $900 APT near GO. lots of park- month plus 609•, utilities. ing, appliances Included. call Anil or Reena at 905- 420-8993 laundry facilities. $825 per entranC.e }ridge. stove. month 433-7637 COURTICE - 3 bedroom -lose to all amenities Bus bungalow newly renova! WHITBY. Hwy r2 A Coch. ed. available immediately vane. 3 bedrocrr second one acre $900 plus um floor of duplex. yard. air, Call Mina 9G5-4276277 newly decorated .NO dogs, COURTICE 3 BED avadable PIOv 15 $750 ROOM 3 talons. centra air Plus utilities 509-2375- large 'enced yard, doubie 566-4550 driveway. liexible occupan- 9016 cy. $1550 plus utilities, per WHITBY GOOD AREA ! Mort, 416-267^,'43 or bed, :am �a,ge basement 905-435-0179 apartment Single or coin COURTICE: Bight and Pie Fireplace, air laundry =lea^ 2 Dem -^r bunga- utilities included. Sep er- low Mair 'loor oniy. Waii, trance. nOn-smOkers !sti Out '; yard 'luiet area last. 5550lmonth jr,=.434- $950 all �rrJus•ve 435 7340 4778 WHY 'tint wean you Can HALIBURTON 0w- lour Own ^Oma f r ha-^ area 3 ie%'Am, ga. FOR RENT - t and 2 bed- t LARGE one bedroom orage 'r'u -lien you lrlr.K"" Can Driclk,rry' ;, refer. ences. S55 ')Om apartments in very top 'ioer pf home. Seperate Dave Haylock Sales Rep tilt 705 4472,39 � I :war, well -kept building, entranC.e }ridge. stove. Re/Max Summit Realty 1993 -lose to all amenities Bus $555 per mo. all inclusive (199', Ltd !905) 668-3800 HARWOOD18AYLY 3 slop at door. Park Rd N. Was! required. Agnes x (905) 666-3211 bear=='"' "%use Tool. Oshawa $732 d $895 re l- Mary St Oshawa. brand new pet -free build- 571-0887, 9 • 4 30 P.m Mon. Fn. laundry. parking close !o SDOCtively Phone 579- able Dec. Ist. 436--0278 - )II amenities Available Im- 9016 OSHAWA 988 300 ' Houses For Rent mediately s9cc plus Shared Jtil't.es Call 4.6. GATEWAY COMMUNI- TY HOMES Gler St. 2 bedroom apt5 trom $67 bright 2 bedroom basement 49}4954 ' Townhouses Townhouses I bedroom aptin family section. bas- :ony, hardwood floors. 5- $7 0 close to shOPP-9. schools. GM and Go Utilities included Firsti ;. .' `"s.: For Rent ''reshy For Rent decorated. S67o - In last required. Call 728- _•;, �"--7a;,.,.- home own audes as utitmes Available 1993 WHY RENT AVAILABLE Dec. t at 120 Colborne St W Oshawa Ve clean rY OSHAWA SIMCOE> MILL W area. large 2 am OWN YOUR HOME! and quiet modern secure 1 bed apts.. avail. Nov : a,imerrs �--m i_' i'n0 MID NOVEMBER brand new pet -free build- 571-0887, 9 • 4 30 P.m Mon. Fn. Dec. 1st. from $585 Util and parking included 725 VoDowinpaymenTp CdII Me. - 6434 5T1-6275 FAMILY COMMUNITY M1N1/ r OTHER- GLEN. newly rrisret OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt 1-800-840-6275 MONARCH MEWS bright 2 bedroom basement freshly decorated, new car- pet, dean, bright. Mark Stapley Sa?s =�, � " 2R3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES apartment, separate en- trance, 4 aDpl'ances No g quiet building Utilities parking • ; Ex;xr Rea,"� -y RENTS RANGING FROM'841 TO'874 PER MO. smolung'pets Available im- Included. Laundry taafines Good Iptation. PLUS L"MrTIES 1d3 BED. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE AVAIL. 111 mediately $800 Inclusive 427-3953 Avail from Nov 15th. Istnast 5685; DEC. MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION RE9UIRED mo Call 0 8 D 905.576- NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE HWY r2 1 FAIRPORT: F. P. single Darm osmt. 8572 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, sep entrance, kitchen, bath No CLEAN FAMILY BUILD - SHOPPING AND TRANSIT smokers or pets Ou,et ING North Oshawa. t 2 A PLEASE L CAL -home abstainers Single 3 bdmhs Inclusive Pay ca parking 6 laundry 'aC MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A -M. TO 5 P.M. 'nature or senior pr forreo 723-2094 (905)9269 Doc Ist $650 indusia 905-831-3546 L-1 7A HWYe2/ROTMERGLEN: OSHAWA, C aan t bed- Immaculate. bright, modern. room basement apt. own entrance. tridge ! Stove. AJAX- MUNICIPAL- HO USING -C OPP,3PATION large 2 -bedroom basement washer dryer yard dose apartment separate en- to downtown. no pets, quiet WarehouseWarehouse trance. 4 -appliances, no smokin gblets. Available single welcome. $500 A RENTERS DREAM, / Im Space gp�e immediately/December Ist month including ng utilitiesNo x35-01,0. motley down Own your $780 inclusive, first/last. own home like new. !ridge. 428-1428. NORTH OSHAWA- 3 stove. $795 incf , all out 'IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. 2 b/r., 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Park land. Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 A1 1 F /M11 F i els AMAX, PICKEIM VN.LAGE 3 bedroom upper floor. Separate elntrarKce, central air, free parNng, M. Cat/ 6834294 AJAX -DEC. 1ST: 1 -bed- room walkout basement apartment, 4 -piece wash- room, 2 appliances, newly painted; Durham Centre area t595lmonth-utilities/ cable/parking included. No pets. FkWast. (905)427- 7405. AJAX -Modern 1000 sq ft. 1 bedroom apt Oak Kitch- an,walk in closet. jacuzzi hrb, fireplace, laundry, stip- arate entrance. parking, $775 utiliDes included. Available Dec 1st. No pets. CaN 6839126. ALL Utilities included, $650 monthly. Clean 2 - bedroom condo, carpeted, parking. dose to amenities & south GM. Call 905.725- 4524. AVAILABLE IIM1E- DIATELY, in Whitby Apt. building„ spacious, carpet- ed. newly painted, with bal- cony, close to bus, shop- ping, all utilities included, first / Iasi required. no pets. 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- room, $750. tai 43D-0134. bdrm avail Doc . IS, of phone 3 bedroom asking Jan Ist. $755 Dean A $65.900 Mm req gross 41, LARGE 3 BDRM quiet building. Ind. heat, come 526.000:year Cali PICKERING - Lakefront ARTS- hydro, apps. A parking Ken Collis. CoWwell Bank- ower From $769Jmth. + 579-9600, 725-9655 er 728-9414 Rouge, 3 bedroom brick and alununexn tx,nga- hydM. AIC, Carpet, 4 low. hardwood floors. 2 �,�,u nne'.�4�� fireplaces, eat -:n kitchen, ` W. and parking S92S mo. plus unl 416 rig to Pfdtsrirg 661.6600 ext. 335, 9 a.m - Town Centre. Clt3se t0 4 p.m Mon. - Fn. GO Transit and PICKERING VILLAGE Fhry 401. 4 bedroom house on King - 905 4206305 ston Rd.. $1,-00 per mo. plus utilities Ist. Hast, avertable 1480 Pickering PaAsrwy xmhed atey. 666.6858 REASONABLE TO re- sponsible, rebrid/busmess adult. Entield 1-2 family country home. Spacious grounds, appliances, and commutable utable to at/ points. 5092029. WHITBY - 3 bedroom old- er semi, clean. Terim pays all util, $750 monthly, first/ last required. Available now/or. Call Norns Corn - wait Sutton Group Execu- tive Reality (1993) Inc. 436- 0618. N.OSHAWA 3ea� :a,:ey ilea =cac :.s Deautllu, -!xeck,t:ve 4 oar, detacre4 -ouse F Pia,. -wba- 'anced yard D garage 3 - path Dec 'St Ret rel 605 -575 -,?t!8 atter 4 3Com 365.253-4549 OSHAWA - mmacuiate 3 :o1rOpr- ser-: OC area ! 12 baths tented yard. Icing Raved drive. available im- -ed'ateiy. $90C plus unl 434-9753 OSHAWA CENTER, -, I. area : -, S' 3 ced- s:m semi $85Dacnecr URGE FURNISHED apartment down S50C ,n ROOM, r private me dudes of iifiespark.- 9 'aundry 'St last. 43227,.5 rear -u5 Sho00ing .dun dry Colour T� telephone -SHAWA, 5 bedrooms _ Yon smoke' srare oat^ cadts. new --qs. walk Iutchen faGiities Sac �enK -:seta- c, downtown y 723-9655 eat ,mmeo very Near LARGE FURNISHED Pius utilities. 655 4)!9 -• =w'n bath'Oor^ a_r. dry.V:zrer access. partung, OSHAWA! Nc.e-ce" s close LI amens*- non "Le 4-er:,;r nvood ter- SMOKe no pets. S45� ant's. this one s for you mon;- •rsLlast 905 -837 - Beautifully -enovated 3 6773 7 30-9 30pm weeK bedroom hoose. wall to eats. anytime wooKercis wall broadloom, 2 -car 0.ark- ing. stops LIVERPOOL-Urrurrl,snea ac ops at door. nice room ,n House Park,ng, last Sens plus. FIrsL laundry, kitchen facilities. last. References. 2 yr lease Cal 9-5 p M 905- bathroom. phone. cable. 276-50:5 Mature Female welcomed. Available immed. $4251 month Call (905) 8393181 SOUTH AJAX: Large room, use of most of this friendly hare. Great -reals, laundry, cable, Ai C. parking included. 905-428-8924. MMS hred ACCOIr10daitiOf1 NEWER WHITBY 2 bed- room lowrti"se 2 ap- pliances. $8770() plus utd- Ines Available now. call 668-5660 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bwlmom Z; em.enl lownhouSes In well main- 1aln.ed family loom plea Freshly decorated wrtr Fig s!ove :.0se arnerl,es Starl, e' , $732 c r D^ M -'n . a ' Rooms for Rent AJAX, FURNISHED r=-^ ren! r _. .e. home own entrance snared Oath 3 K^cr er Nur. smoker -:rst. :;,u5 :epos+! can 513: '260 BRAND '+ew ouse .n P .Kel-g 'vdiage Untur- nlshed arge room wan at. tacked fed bath K,%ren taalmes $400i'month ..ast Non-smCKer Female pre - ter," Cad Rose !905) 420 -6280 - DIXIE AND FINCH, park ng. la.rc^y so pi wMow noise. S43C per mo Ava,lab-e Dec Is[ '905, 837-1774 LARGE BACHELOR, E.Oshawa, bedroom with walk n closet. living room, kitchentappliances. air crondiDoned, 3 pc. bath, pn- vate entrance, use of n ground pod, Avail. Dec -1, S600/mth. inclusive, 905- 576-6024. LARGE basement apart- ment. Rossland/Mderson, $675 all inclusive, avai- able immediately. Must be empkryed. References re- quired Cal 9*019-7145. UVERPOOUBAYLY 1 bed basement apt Parsing. Separate entrance, fridge, stove. no pets, single ma- ture person preferred- $550✓month.CaN 839-7360. UVERPOOUBAYLY, ex- ecutive 2 -bedroom base- ment, parking, cable, ce- ranres. pool, fireplace. Wet bar, $799. Quiet non- smoker, Nov. Ist. Istilast Calt 905-837-1304. NEW BUILDING, IM- MACULATE large 2 bed- room n 9 plax. Rossland, Rilson (Oshawa), applianc- es, laundry, security, Dec. 1, $750 inclusive. Please call 5714875. OSHAWA: 2-bedroonrh apartment in quiet triplex. LSundry faakties, 1 parking spice. rip pets. 5650�month hydro. Call: 432-OOts (leave messagej. DICKERING Liverpool and Gayly spacious 1 betl- room basement apt Park- ing, a/c, dose to everything. Available immedaitely. $625. (905)831.2855. PICKERING off Major Oaks, new targe one bed- room hasemtent apt. New appliances, laundry fac.. bus to Go' $625/mo. in- cludes util. FirstllasVreter- enum 42&8593. eta. PICKERING, VERY large 1 bedroom basement apt. Central air, laundry, private antrance, parking, steps to I. Non Smoker. $625 n- ausive. Avail. Dec.1.,905- 420-2104 PICKERING: Whites/ Fatah. Dean, quiet. bright. newly renovated 1 bdrm bslnt apt. Walkout to ravine. Sep. entrance, NC, no pets/smoking. Suites one. $625 Jlncktsive. 905-837- 0218. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W. large 1 bedroom 5500, 2 bed- rooms, $600 d $620, 3 bedrooms $678.. dose to buses, shopping, available immediately, fridge, stove, treat. hydro, pad". 1st / last required, no pets. 721.9722. 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! terlfY RtcNT? BUY! NO Ilowrl payrnellt, No problem! let me sthow you how Mon Pay. slop o.�c. Call Thomas C. Pile Sales Rip, Rentals Accord Realty Ltd 5763111 2 BEDROOM SEMI in Rural Bowman vi lle. Com- pletely nrnovatad. $7001 trio + utilties. Reterwhces required. Available imme- dientty. 905-436-1547. 361 bedroom bungalow in Northwest Oshawa. Fin- ished basement. Fireplace, 2 bathrooms, Bright kitchen with walkout. Hardwood floors. $1150/month. 571- 3223, 436.6991. Ask for Monique. WHITBY, Close to schools A shopping, 3 bedroom plus in law epi. 7 apphati as. Call after 5 pm. 427- 4493 or 655-8935. WHITBY, mark floor bunga- low. 2 bedrooms. plus den, appliances, laundry,stor- age, parking, safety compli- ant. Close to GO, parks, Lake. $890 inclusive, first A last. references, 683-BB40 WHITBY. Detached. North central. Schools. 8 years old. Trees. Fenced. 3 bed- room. Deck. Available Jan.8. $1,091, monthly. 2 year no rent increase. 655- 4682, evenings. 1 -BEDROOM, in 2 -bed- room luxury condo. mkuion dollar rec-taciht,es, under- ground parking, , own bathroom. IVC. non- smoker, available Dec. 1 - Jan .t, $550/mo. Female preferred. Pickering 837- 2565 AJAX; Beautiful 2 -bed- room apL to snare. MaWfw male. Must be seen) $4151 month includes use of all facilities. Close to tap bus, 401. plaza- Call Maurice 683-0970. CLOSE TO Oshawa Cen- tre. Bright room in large, friendly shared home, with 3 others. Dose to public transit cable. laundry. Must like children, non smoker, s27s. 576-3616 CONGO. 2 bedrooms (1 room ler rent). 1300 sq. ft view d lake. alarm, system, Pod, gym, jacuzzi. $550. Call 905.428-7811 or 416- 450-4583. PICKERING. 2 people to share townhouse, every- thing included. dose tc GO. must like animals, smokers welcome. $400. $350. Call 905-420-0717. TWO BEDROOM Mary Oshawa 525; plus hydro. or $925 nclusrve 5 appliances. secure build lng, available immediately SLIast 436-0278 Office & • Retail Spa:• OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent - 36F- -�' 850 sq, 2r f 355; 500 sq max 55,G 250 s; Mair S35- 2nd fir S5ry; '.2;C S_ 22nd 11Or Call 434-2447 555-4'32 A -AX OFFICE SPACE stare lee, _,...a•e :'ice. S325,morth AIsO ;-encuse. 64C sq'.are �_! $3501mon', H&H .1ed tcrh) '965 427 :FGICE space 'cr ease .oKs lousy H,ryr2 d'cap access. air Cpr ... "y of park , Call 305 999' OFFICE SPACE ease near :owriowr wOuld Sut maic. ca, or prptessionai needs Plenty of :)ark--; pwr wasr.rx-utaio." -- ed Ava:Iac,e Dec st Fo, nformanon :,ease :ail 9,75 666-3833 ndustra; Units NEAR Oshawa Center ovemeac doors, n,gh ce„ hIngs. ,park.-; JtIII!IeS wasn-ooms ar; air coin cresscr M;;^'r by..-,c^rr S55-. monrr, _ma„er ”, III S4j_ Also parka ; 'Or t -A w^7. ^ydre a,a. able C -'s 1e arc csetl storage xr:aner 430 sq rt S20C ^+., 3C5-`75-2982 Private Mottles For Sale 3% MORTGAGE B.y or -art am. -:.e ncme Wx20C' prsa�y Ct Ncrff- wes; Oshawa S2 JCC. nes Call 985-793C COUNTRY LIVING: 9 5 azre estate. 3 cecrxms garage. 1 hour from Ostra- wa. 5'89.900. 3'4 acres, 3 bedrooms and !.2 hour from Oshawa. $!27,700 Options Realty L,maod 433-4623. COURTICE - Custom built Individually designed 3 bedrooms. 2 1,2 baths. -in. Ished basement, lots of closets, main floor laundry room. large eat in kitchen. circular driveway, fireplace. dose to schools and strops. $187,900. Call 404-2683. COURTICE - ppm House Sun. Nov 10. 2-4 PM . 13 Mull Cres., Asking $198,500. 2200 sq. h. J bedroom. 2 1.'2 baths. Kas- singer home, on quiet cres- cent. Greenhouse kit.. main moor laundry 8 fainly roots W/°ul to deck, fenced. CAC 8 VAC. 905-436.2784. CUSTOM BUILT RANCH Bungalow on 4.6 acres. N.Oshawa- 3-bdrm, F/P, eat -in kitchen, formal W- nngroom. double garage, mature trees. 905-728- 5936. EXECUTIVE 2 -storey Jr.. 2501 sq. n., quiet n!e neighbourhood, eat -in kitchen, lamilyroom, fire- place, livingroom. dimng- room, 2 w/o to 16X34 deet laundry room, 2 -car ga- rage, 4 large bedrooms. master/ensuite. 3 baths, ca cv. gas, air purifier, dish- washer, window coverings, 16X26 pooliall access Fenced yard. 1050 Ridge Valley. Oshawa 915-434 7143. OPEN HOUSE. 1 4 P.M. SAT A SUN. EXECUTIVE HOME in prestige area of Whitby 2.650 sq ft . 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, central vac and central air, air cleaner, heated in ground pool, fire- place. fully fenced and landscaped backyard. Ask- ing $256.900 Can 430 0548 to arrange a viewing Serious offers only No agents FANTASTIC Court Loca- ton' Spacious 4 bedroom family home located on es- tablished trail court in Bowmanville Close to Schools and all amenities. Main floor familyroom features brick fireplace and walkout to large private fenced lot with new deck. Gas heating. finished rec r&M attached garage A must see' No agents please. Asking $169.900 623-6533 HOUSE FOR SALE by Owner 1 1 2 storey. 3 Dii room home near Con- naught Park 70 ' x 100', private lot Double paved driveway Detached ga- rage Large deck Gas tur- nace Self contamed base- ment Interested parties leave a message al (705) 277.9150 UNBELIEVABLE DEAL T2, a --y 'ew-res::s- LOADED Prime NE Oshawa 853 Anersley Dr. Call now 432-2036. Only $142.900 No Agents Please OSHAWA 3 bedroom home gas seating, walkout from Irving room to large fenced yard. RosslandWil- son area $124.900 Call (905`, 571.-6685 ROSSLAND ANC 7HORN—% 3 bedroom. 10 years oid. 2 baths. dou- ble dnveiil large patio, fe:�eo yard Locatior Dios $14. 000 Call 905-728 8456 SOUTH AJAX: detached 2 storey -, i, 2400sq h nome 4 bedrooms. 2 1'2 baits. F'P central air. 60' TV AC Mair floor laundry. in , bsmt Reduced. S215.D130 905-683-2309 WHITBY $107500 Beautf-, 3 bedrooms, rac room, ceramic foyer, ga rage, w.c to fenced yard 5-. down- `acnes 6758 n- duding lazes Ted Hough- ton Sutton Classic 430- 9000 Townhouses for Sale OWN FROM S623.D0' MO. P 8 : Bngr- spa - aous 3 bedroom tnoge, Ste d'w. w!d Dramatic dining room overlooking great room war 12' ceiling. Eat in lutchen. 4 pc bath, plus powder rrr. Finished t,Aement, garage. central air Immediate occupancy. CALL TO VIEW. (905)721- 2291 Rhonda Brewster QUIET COURT, PRI- VATE YARD, Spacious. bnght 3 bdnn.NEW import - ad ceranuc ble in toyer, kitchen, powder rm, bath- . NEW high ethciency gat furnace, Central air, NEW broadloom. Eat in kitchen with imported ce- ramicTile backsplash. Fndge, stove, d/w, wild. Dramabc dining room overlooking Great Room with 12' calling and walk o�¢ to private yard. Powder room and 4 pc. bath. Fin- ished basement, garage. Ali this for only $102,990. To view call Rhonda Brew - star. (905)721-2291. 'CMO -Town Pew TAKEOVER 20 acres in P►p�ous West Texas. USA. 59.995/S1Do. a month. For more informa- tion call 1-800.875.6568. I OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTEDTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. e Mortgages, • Insurance MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any purpose. rates from 5 95% All applications ac- cepted. Community Finan. Lal Services 668-6805 • 'Business pportunities 90% PROFIT''Few bill nesses mare such profit consistently. OURS does' Wholesale and retail in the prestigious int -I. financial market Must have H S or equivalent Educariorai program sells itself' Earn While you learr' Cali for ^ terview 4'6 '24-341: 24 hours PINE LOFT. !urnnure a accessory score estab- lished 20 yrs. inventory. 90k.proven operator profit .asking $114.900 tax (705` 749-3150 WANT TO Make more Mc-ey Ca 1-800 820- 6975 It you like what you hear. call' 905-E23 3545 reflij Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES names 8 private phone numbers. 1- 900-451 3638 - 900-4513638 ext 704, S3 29,mir must be 18 T- one EVANLY RAYS Police ase us Rat9d 81 Solutions on Career Relationships, Hearth. Love S2 99imnute 18 . 1-900-451.4055 EXOTIC ISLAND BEAUTY 22 1c• stress relief Call -W at 666-5285. anytime' RIDE WANTED - to Tor. onto. (Bayview and Egling- :on Sunnyoroo. Hospital; on dally basis on, Alax Times tiewbie to suit your schedule Will pay week,y Please Cali (416) 484- 0025 WHY WONDER about to- momow when you can call for answers today' Speak with out psychic. live 24 hrs 1-900-451.3555 ext 4910. $3.99 per min must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954.7420. ePersBusminess onals TIRED OF UV•lG 2 or 3 pay cheques behind??? Call 8 listen to our livable -Get Out of Dept plan. Total Cost: Flat Rate $21.39. No hidden charges. Have pen and paper ready. Call Debt Master Now! 1-900-677- 6529. e mpanions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Ree to cap to place your ad. no charges for ladies• no phone bill charges, 905- a3o-7oso. ROLLER HOCKEY Tuesdays Starting Oct. 29 at 10:30 p.m. till 12. am Location : Soccer City 100 Sunray St. Whitby, Ont. $6.00 p.p. two goalies guaranteed (905) 683-7303 Days, (416)568-6090 Evenings. Ask for John Burns. "BRITTANS AUCTIONS" Wed. Nov. 13th Burnham St. 8 401 Cobourg AUCTION SALE New large oak extension table. double pedestal base. 6 pressback chairs. 4 captains chairs. 2 bedroom suites, signed prints Monroe pictures. freezer coffee and end tablesasst d glass china. Nippon. Germany crystal queen size bed elec organ. breakfast set fish tank. bar 8 stool, small appliances plus mise household consignments Terms cash. visa b/c 1-800-450-8470 905-373-7255 "BRITTANS AUCTIONS" Oshawa - Whitby - Clarington THIS WEEK News Advertiser Northumberland NEWS AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call 683m7545 Clarington Residents 404-2615 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. 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ONLY $83+ GST L r pidoilf News Advert(ser 8:3-0707 The above offer apply to non-commercial advertisers only. PAGE 29 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1996 gin,Private Homes Money For Sale To Lend • � Reglstrahons e 1 Registrations e ' Bingos • e 1 Bingos e e ' Bingos _ B e ' Bingos e , Auctions EXECUTIVE HOME in prestige area of Whitby 2.650 sq ft . 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, central vac and central air, air cleaner, heated in ground pool, fire- place. fully fenced and landscaped backyard. Ask- ing $256.900 Can 430 0548 to arrange a viewing Serious offers only No agents FANTASTIC Court Loca- ton' Spacious 4 bedroom family home located on es- tablished trail court in Bowmanville Close to Schools and all amenities. Main floor familyroom features brick fireplace and walkout to large private fenced lot with new deck. Gas heating. finished rec r&M attached garage A must see' No agents please. Asking $169.900 623-6533 HOUSE FOR SALE by Owner 1 1 2 storey. 3 Dii room home near Con- naught Park 70 ' x 100', private lot Double paved driveway Detached ga- rage Large deck Gas tur- nace Self contamed base- ment Interested parties leave a message al (705) 277.9150 UNBELIEVABLE DEAL T2, a --y 'ew-res::s- LOADED Prime NE Oshawa 853 Anersley Dr. Call now 432-2036. Only $142.900 No Agents Please OSHAWA 3 bedroom home gas seating, walkout from Irving room to large fenced yard. RosslandWil- son area $124.900 Call (905`, 571.-6685 ROSSLAND ANC 7HORN—% 3 bedroom. 10 years oid. 2 baths. dou- ble dnveiil large patio, fe:�eo yard Locatior Dios $14. 000 Call 905-728 8456 SOUTH AJAX: detached 2 storey -, i, 2400sq h nome 4 bedrooms. 2 1'2 baits. F'P central air. 60' TV AC Mair floor laundry. in , bsmt Reduced. S215.D130 905-683-2309 WHITBY $107500 Beautf-, 3 bedrooms, rac room, ceramic foyer, ga rage, w.c to fenced yard 5-. down- `acnes 6758 n- duding lazes Ted Hough- ton Sutton Classic 430- 9000 Townhouses for Sale OWN FROM S623.D0' MO. P 8 : Bngr- spa - aous 3 bedroom tnoge, Ste d'w. w!d Dramatic dining room overlooking great room war 12' ceiling. Eat in lutchen. 4 pc bath, plus powder rrr. Finished t,Aement, garage. central air Immediate occupancy. CALL TO VIEW. (905)721- 2291 Rhonda Brewster QUIET COURT, PRI- VATE YARD, Spacious. bnght 3 bdnn.NEW import - ad ceranuc ble in toyer, kitchen, powder rm, bath- . NEW high ethciency gat furnace, Central air, NEW broadloom. Eat in kitchen with imported ce- ramicTile backsplash. Fndge, stove, d/w, wild. Dramabc dining room overlooking Great Room with 12' calling and walk o�¢ to private yard. Powder room and 4 pc. bath. Fin- ished basement, garage. Ali this for only $102,990. To view call Rhonda Brew - star. (905)721-2291. 'CMO -Town Pew TAKEOVER 20 acres in P►p�ous West Texas. USA. 59.995/S1Do. a month. For more informa- tion call 1-800.875.6568. I OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTEDTHAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. e Mortgages, • Insurance MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any purpose. rates from 5 95% All applications ac- cepted. Community Finan. Lal Services 668-6805 • 'Business pportunities 90% PROFIT''Few bill nesses mare such profit consistently. OURS does' Wholesale and retail in the prestigious int -I. financial market Must have H S or equivalent Educariorai program sells itself' Earn While you learr' Cali for ^ terview 4'6 '24-341: 24 hours PINE LOFT. !urnnure a accessory score estab- lished 20 yrs. inventory. 90k.proven operator profit .asking $114.900 tax (705` 749-3150 WANT TO Make more Mc-ey Ca 1-800 820- 6975 It you like what you hear. call' 905-E23 3545 reflij Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES names 8 private phone numbers. 1- 900-451 3638 - 900-4513638 ext 704, S3 29,mir must be 18 T- one EVANLY RAYS Police ase us Rat9d 81 Solutions on Career Relationships, Hearth. Love S2 99imnute 18 . 1-900-451.4055 EXOTIC ISLAND BEAUTY 22 1c• stress relief Call -W at 666-5285. anytime' RIDE WANTED - to Tor. onto. (Bayview and Egling- :on Sunnyoroo. Hospital; on dally basis on, Alax Times tiewbie to suit your schedule Will pay week,y Please Cali (416) 484- 0025 WHY WONDER about to- momow when you can call for answers today' Speak with out psychic. live 24 hrs 1-900-451.3555 ext 4910. $3.99 per min must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954.7420. ePersBusminess onals TIRED OF UV•lG 2 or 3 pay cheques behind??? Call 8 listen to our livable -Get Out of Dept plan. Total Cost: Flat Rate $21.39. No hidden charges. Have pen and paper ready. Call Debt Master Now! 1-900-677- 6529. e mpanions EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Ree to cap to place your ad. no charges for ladies• no phone bill charges, 905- a3o-7oso. ROLLER HOCKEY Tuesdays Starting Oct. 29 at 10:30 p.m. till 12. am Location : Soccer City 100 Sunray St. Whitby, Ont. $6.00 p.p. two goalies guaranteed (905) 683-7303 Days, (416)568-6090 Evenings. Ask for John Burns. "BRITTANS AUCTIONS" Wed. Nov. 13th Burnham St. 8 401 Cobourg AUCTION SALE New large oak extension table. double pedestal base. 6 pressback chairs. 4 captains chairs. 2 bedroom suites, signed prints Monroe pictures. freezer coffee and end tablesasst d glass china. Nippon. Germany crystal queen size bed elec organ. breakfast set fish tank. bar 8 stool, small appliances plus mise household consignments Terms cash. visa b/c 1-800-450-8470 905-373-7255 "BRITTANS AUCTIONS" Oshawa - Whitby - Clarington THIS WEEK News Advertiser Northumberland NEWS AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call 683m7545 Clarington Residents 404-2615 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 Please read your cla&sftd a on the NM day of publfca- don as we can- not be respon- sible for move tl`m one inser- tion in do event of an all;OWmmmmmmmmmmm ■ ARE WE DOING? ; ■ The Thsw23e e.%Ad*6WCbSSiedDepatne t ■ small best ■ ■ posshemli e.WewakiXPOCEM)lcrl ■ lepylseb tie gmkir,sbebw. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ 2 Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ ■ courteous service? . ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response 10 your ■ ■�� ■ ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or commrults: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ We would like to hear from you. ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ■ and mail to: ■ ■ ClassiliSed ■ ■ P.Oe Box 481 • ■ 865 FarerveH St. ■ ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ MH 7Ls 'Your satisfaction is Me measure of our success' ■ ■Mowommommomo` ['91:11] Amounceltift! Em Amain merits off -on, Amtwncemertts • • ' Antfluricements Sell'ing Someth'ing 1 2 EASY WAYS W11911 1 —HERE'S HOW IT WORKS- -. Your 19 mord ad is published for 3 consecutive days ?. The rate is based on the highest priced item in the ad. $00 -$99 . ........................e..$5 + GST $100-$199 . .........................$9 + GST $200-$199 . .................... soo,i 19 + GST $300-$399 . ......... eea.ae9.aeaaea-a$29 + GST $400-$499 . ....................sesell + GST nese ads are not refundable and additional ufords are just 50e each 3. To give you an idea, check this example RANGE & refrigerator only 2 years old, 30" self clean $200. 20.6 cu.ft frost free $325.000-0000. The price for this ad would be $29 + GST based on the price of $325 for the refrigerator. A2 FOR I CLASSIFIEDS AD WILL RUN IN 10 REGIONAL EDMONS. PAY FOR 1 WEEK & RECEIVE 1 WEEK FREE! APPLIES TO ARTICLES & AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ONLY $83+ GST L r pidoilf News Advert(ser 8:3-0707 The above offer apply to non-commercial advertisers only. I �VKMOND Sy,rV c1t �4 �NG • D1�T� DIAMOND SHINE 19051619-2899 321 w. -a,., Rd. S., U -N A. Aja. *Complete Interior Vacuum, Shampoo 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 Exterior/Interior Window Cleaning • Complete Trunk Vacuumino _ - 1 I 1 P E EN I L 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE ' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED WINTER SAVINGS ' Ivo OIL & FILTER g_ 1 CHANGE �"�e► 1 1 1iW30 or 1 OW30 1 NzaL 1 In 0 Ex/� 11011. 301" RADIATOR .951 FLUSH SPECIAL_ 1 CUMEXPIRES lliiu�ele 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 40 1) L 0?j 427-6796 11111111110 1111111110 THREE BEARS AUTO BOnY AM OFAJMS LARGW AUTO BODY .0 a COLLISION SHOPS VMM The ftdmn Region - Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims THF NFW¢ A nvwn-r. - , OJ ood ver 9 years in Business -- Has RelcatecOGA 998 Dillingham Rd_Jbeside Bay Sports) LUBE Includes: Tire Rotation, OIL & 6.95 Brake Inspection & Check I Hours: FILTER 5 L d al over for the winter I Mon. -Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. 839'9250 .. �. �• FEREXPPIIRE�NO� 1� _ J Sat., 8 a.m.-12 noon Visit Diamond Shine and keep your car lookingood this winter g ®ND S11pV C,11k �1P T 'VA '1MNG Er DE DIAMOND SHINE (905) big -2899 221 Westney Rd. S., Unit A, Ajax everyone wants their car or truck to look good during the warm and sunny months of summer. But what about during the winter:' It's not uncommon to see many vehicles on the road during the snowy season in serious need of a clean up. "People should still keep their vehicle clean during the winter;" says Joanne Elawar of Diamond Shine. "That's due to the fact that salt and dirt will damage the interior and exterior if it isn't removed on a regular basis." She explains that if you leave it until spring rust will form on the exterior or make the rust you have now, even worse. In the interior, salt deposits and dirt will ruin your carpet and will be very hard to remove after winter. Diamond Shine had a great summer this year thanks to the many new and returning customers that used their top quality detailing service and are looking forward to seeing them again this winter. "We hope to see them again soon," says Joanne. "Because even though winter is coming, you should still keep your car clean in order to prolong its life and maintain its value" She says the convenience of using their service is great for those that find it hard to clean their vehicles when it's cold outside. Diamond Shins: offers a varict). of car cleaning and detailing package, to suit }our particular needs and also does undercoating and rust proofing - Also, ask about their pre -winter storage sen ice for your boats, cars and custom vehicles. Diamond Shine has a preferred customer coupon available. If you have the $'14.95 service done 11 times, you _,et the 12th one tree. The sen ice includes an interior 'Iacuuming. interior •i:ndow cleaning, tire dressing, exterior wash and chamois drv. Thev have weekly specials available all the time. lust .:all for details. rn,ud a, Sme You S .a, A If �1 -dill ` . as S UNIT 1206, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX CIO40 (9051619-2327 11 °N This family business, located at _221 w'estney Rd. S.. in Ajax. includes Joanne along with brother Nach and dad Jamil. Joanne says the business has been growing because they know, that without the support of their customers, they wouldn't be succeeding in the car cleaning and detailing business. "We have always strived to give our customers the best quality work possible;" says Joanne. "We also treat them the way we would want to be treated " For more information about Diamond Shine call 619-2899. 'I7-IRIFI'Y MECHANIC SHOP we "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" 695 Finley Ave. Rt�sooable Ajax, Ont prices LUBE, OIL, FILTER 1 Tire Rotation, brake inspection, top up fluids, adjust tire pressure, check belts, lights, windshield wipers, coolant strength, cables & hoses. • Most cars $19.95. Vans & light trucks extra. _ To receive these savings bring in this coupon Ob .----•• ---,-111 c:.enr 1% AV, 1772/-rAI,r, LY 4; y� IF You -5' SH TO ;i AD ..1m it E THIS E Sw, jF AVtO�>rOtlVe@ 1 HONEST Ir SERVICE ISPECIAI' `s E 19. o,� 95 OFFER FILTER NOV. 30M • Four Wheel Tire Rotation • 21 pt. Inspection. 1895 Clements Rd. ; Unit #159 Pickering (905) 427-0276 I - DURHAM MOTORS LTD` Reconditioned Trucks, Jeeps and Cars Sales & Service 88 JEEP YJ LARADO 04 :7,900 cert. 90 BLAZER 04 5 Spd. x7,995 cert. 87 BLAZER Auto 04 25,700 cert. 89 TRACKER 04 5 spd. 14,795 cert. 91 JIMMY 02 Loaded 27,900 cert 89 CHEROKEE 04 Auto 25,900 cert. 89 BLAZER 04 %,995 cert. 84 BLAZER 04 5 spd. 23,995 cert. (30 CERTMED VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM) 221 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX (SOUTH OF THE 401) 683-7550 BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR A SAFETY ANDARDS CERTIFICATE FOR ONLY $29. 221 Westney Rd. S., Ain PHONE - 683-7550 y PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19% DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOL'BLE TedoWW 12DC0 HUNG i TILT -:ACTION' • Picture Windows • 5ay & Bow Windows • r,surance Claims • ::at o Doors • Storm Dcors • '.eW nStructlon Windows • Sass & Screen SAWDAC. Reoa rs MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 686 KING ST V. SALES SERVICE S OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION LIJ 2L3 ►erthNield'`LC(905) 579-2222 Over 20 years experience STALES is SERVICE • PARTS RENOVATIONS & REMODELING 24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE ffiff-H NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME) One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. RD. - UNIT 7 PICKERING ft Serving the Durham Region for over KILPATRICK 30 Years CONSTRUCTION Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY IT TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions - 2no Ncers • Bathrooms - Plumbing • Deck,,tences Wiring - Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 Durham Windows and Doors brings showroom to your door DURHAM & DOORS ii Fil\i/tl Yyl� � I ...".. 579-2222 410BLF. SHOWROOM I I MOBILE -JOB SITE ' `-� ` MIXED CONCRETE all • AVAILABLE -MONDAY -SATURDAY •CEMENT Left, Wayne Hutchinson will bring his Mobile showroom to your •SAND & GRAVEL home. At right, inside you'll find his display of Top Quality Vinyl •CONCRETE & UNSHRINKABLE FILL •COLOURED CONCRETE Windows. -CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS Wav ne Hutchinson brings to the years, I can honestly say these are the -STONE SLINGER SERVICE replacement window and door business finest windows on the market," says 905-683-6501 a new, and long overdue features. It's a Wayne. "They're triple sealed to 1-800-473-7385 Mobile Showroom which just may be reduce air leakage and come with 2890 BROCK RD. N. PICKERING the only one in Canada. heavy duty hardware." (BROOK RD. N &TAUNTON RD.) "The day is gone when you carried If you desire, you can choose the some brochures and a sample window Low -E Glass which filters out the to n customer's home" ex Tains 1 1 k h THEE hNIS"VENnRfs OF CRAWiORD AM SONS win FCC AS WALL A � 00 t r ao► Toa SPECIALITY PRODUCT APPLICATORS FOR CONCRETE 905-686-6880 Corer 20 yens e>IperNna rid more nrrl 5,W01 n Mmredl CRACKS/LEAKS Injection specialists for in foundations (Reinforcing bars installed it 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. F u tra v Io et rays eep,ng your ome Wayne. "So I obtained a cooler in the summer and retired North York eliminate the fading of Mobile Library truck your curtains, drapes and installed interior and furniture. walls along with all All of the windows of my window come with a lifetime samples" When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. "After being in this business for 18 warranty and a 10 year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Window and Doors do all their own installations, which ensures that every customers gets a high quality job done at the best possible price" Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905) 579-2222. 411111111111 Tmb0R"W-L'UUU ka �OAao¢'M cA SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM SUr®(Jl SLw 6 Sol R�LN[F DON'T MISS THIS FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -437 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX DUCT CLEANING $19.95 Main + $6 per vent • Snake System.20OPsi CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMISED PACKAGES From $3995 • Work guaranteed •Insured & Bonded • Serving the cleaning Industry since 1986 Residential , Commercial ,(416) 321-1974* NORJO ENTERPRISES - WINDOWS • - - DOORS • - PATIO DOORS - DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 ENERGY EFFICIENT PRODUCTS FOR YOUR HOME vWmwERGY Hom mmovulillns -wINDOws sn -SOFFIT, FASCIA T tElus luE -EAVES TROUGHS *INSULATED SIDING •HVAC -INSURED & LICENSED FOR FREE ESTEWAT1ES CALL MISE (905) 831-0556 GARDINER'S DUCT CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP Dryer Duct cleaning only $20.00 with purchase of Duct Cleaning Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY 349.95 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 CLIclee ���N t , 'L C0 4l� eJ- Cli I fi11U ice : �ten���r''t a Tlih; `V%%S.1ti(\I):`kl'. \()VEAMER 10, 1996-PA(;i': 3► • �l��lyry���/,�; �, • � '. o/ r ,,„ � ,lNi,`�9i y;, rte' .;u� 'C'��� �' -., r - '♦f . ,� y' ����� `��� ($2.49/miry.) to res end to these F po TouchTone or Ro a phones. 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Damenl romantic ooc swse a roma aro wants b kw needec Teat rer a soar regm i1 no s;alks'n •e ,r1 a11po- :ale pod brrervtra 3Cx 3 • �:. r • To Ce our Sincerely Yours ad with a !Tye operator, calf t-800.360-1483. • P� Y Y PEt 3t SOOr 35 T✓ BSS., i - X ..':' "IanCare 3'd -a 1'T..•' ' : ti - - r • -; X �r�a xti� x �E =•trews �:.,-: t ,. � '-- • =- =-- i- . ,,,a ' i ,r _: >o. : - 5 .^.,lfL'y cold nt115t, ertcr� a4000'S A --FA„'',: MA.:. i ; 9- Skin dow: IY Salm. ', T • • IQAutomated place Your Sincerely Yours ad with an AH+3ndant, Lail 1-800.662-8423. Be ' M'lIC L'C :ra+C I'+C 'TaMC Or 15•" r ';F :rY' �"•�'aS ..-J'r 'a•:.: ,": ; .:'+' . •'..' . , Jre r Cdedoa Mea rtw o•er krdn n .- ' •e am mrnpewbre Boo a 46, inn :5 srr9se rhte 'emae n ro 35 b � mtwe5. •omanx ready to write dawn your malibox rwmb4r and access code when tail. • '=lprr• 'f ,•d J! 55L•. -. •- - : r iE\ICG uA_ _ Saar I 1 . _ N "1- - _ • Yea.' Y. �t' N,r. 'd -.-.'r rear od y .mrd rer ,wase pear Qatk^ rola and ar•ay5 u ripm9 3C % 1"48 Iii SHARE YCUR .AtJct•, tR Srtge ark ermae 79 e you It's all automated and simple. You don't have t0 speak to anyone. One bone ca9 sets ' P . _ _ -ere :•xcaltr wc.ro x'sra..r, ca. ; ''� r arm rltuw• ,,, .,; ;,�,�-; .a I � - ;a•wxe :__ ::, .T,: •±vttr JC rer rarord Bax 231ee BEx,;-'F: 'L. ST nor. smok9r :Jly rr+tpbyec wt :rpt a err, u P your voice greegng and your printed DIC. Your ad tNfll appear for at least 4 weeks- all sec_•, r �, b 'r. ..1..re S 'ar••ti�It L'..: -a;. F' JTg , - ; -I � Pii -n•Sw -•-Eva:.� - J 26 year pd Svlge ntpmwr - :.; Gad:. w drxy Me ' rine kterdS. arrelrt35. Cartry and w951e1'. CW I bas Saar, Your ed will appear in 5-8 �{�5. • PPea , ,our .s,i, rd r rrB -yltr spnvruB _ � Tire .Vie ;ria•; =x �oaP,raa -- ..d :zpe ea'. vi.+n';J>r•ua: :.,r '': i and MlOyeq b Pro > svgs while mak. sense y 'UnY ""I :_, .�•:: =-w55ar,, . _ooungbrasryw.ntonoganoramawaft -JYs ran 5ma1W amDrcyk aAS:rq.I;r ••iordstrD b You may place an ad in one of our dating categories, -<� ... EA ,;-.E_=•5rg2 :+ pmidar r1Mre6D Same toners w' - _, •3;:• ("344' snare d 58' ps kis crus a9 c 53 rer• ray Rt2m �{1R'am �r'� 3CX 31'SL • When recording your greeting, remember to �{vQ a complete description of ff and ' � a•.: a rd err , Aad -.- • - �a.-t. , . -:1� „r a '�" :.�_ � �; _ C ... NG ••1 -:.RST Amrae1re 39 yea gaga lmale. " •aa', SEEKING SOUI;u"E m E Ob1'ed s.•,gle wow yourself • " Y- ) ���e the type of person and relationship p you seek. A thorough, honest gr4Beljrg will produce � v" : _ � ••+errSC 1'+C l pts.be '?u:4s'1G = �d.:W �� • ••' ' _ M7 ''� WYE , .arca r , rS '::es -c'a --, )rort0e "err E cloy musrt. QartOt¢ Qr aA� femme. z5. oral QbG tau Som Laarc,';r r ride . the best results. ,� . ., �.,�, >r •-�;•; :u Yd _ ::5 ar^.cn. � ssroeraw r � •: 'mcwes ane IeWvq a tame..axry b, an i0ya. =Ka• NOW, 3510 15. woo R a Her'. peridens cream. W. coin inn ryrec maw. 23 b 3C. yen w]nis a Y)M9, !aWmOnffnp B-. • your You can retrieve rpm �r m�ssa(� �Jy calling the 900 number. There is a charge 9 $2.49 • ,,i : 'a , rlre5,'S arc Toot ?.alltva ]•E•. ; S'.- _ _ � •. _ _ - :: �,xqS -ver 3 .Z K r: a •` we , : ;: aaxdd _err � - - a � rrr 'S c w «- >-.,' , .:•.k. «P StnOk- ' ,In srmiaf rwrests fDrt�wD SC 75897 CammelBC X 237:2 �,/ T"' - I Of • per minute. • I 7I rPq.: '1491 c Jdq' ;. s'ew rUyC erg --rGs 'er'Yi 'i! :40'21 wdJITV'S .rer .. rs5 'S3Ci Kilt, .- s 'ALX Kna. Gown b eWn. Gael rntelaca:u. 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STM ROMANTIC AND FUN 20 year old wwrg kir Sow Spice and len BOX 17378 we U b9red larnaies for dar'me get oge-em lemalea yer gad, rbwrwwmg LD g w* swinkaft walls, must, and dtx Toed d Iw bar Hew lint, amrtgort, a wwnp Wlwlrwr6 n yogi le holy 9k who Ismer. 20 b 30, von No to bw ►bps female, 19 b 21 Mug lie d awn morMs, sports. JUST FOR FUN. 29 year gad w* Br whir male. End � BC X 231375 SPOR DISCREET BOX � 30 b 35_ spall ackidw m sporaaras � � yin. I,M Br gxy b talk b. Purse kava W" n fle. E pal ralwrc dnrw. Mg woks ad pit W ll 114 ad NhII Dsrey low n laug s a muu fm a f a Lookng kir aorta ayes kir ysetat W caX lis ENCOUNTERS he are a sh.:e ;-c SINGLE SELF Eipl DYED � wal w1pa� SeelQp sin rar. n+n for soon err yu Haat. b got cgs BOX +5846 NV P a me fa wa/r Iw paMust. BOX 10875 Gaon GRAN n DIA acs Saekuy tr'Er a -•a ��• 9wrr 4ryRd iW wanan bre; aadools, Qaang, ltaaba $atlbg irlerests, kir paaDle reblaslkp. BOX 23315 SHY AT FItST. 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Yea old fenfaie, l'11' and Mand dew a q I nge Dade dale are a paler THE WW ab We wwn LaU g IDI a kdy m 90 plm to% m0wK trim, Ing SILVER YF�IRS�Godmlrfa� ronwl 20 0 25 oto s al a D Thaw fa a;elaw wuunwrS Yat to lbw Wok p1 cow A gar I* away P � nd Sol 7 rob aw�ivd3 Meda. LMR S*Vcr*w a t, dK IMfpedent 1q mwd � New . _ Adrallim • W its sole disc +eject or delete w)' rwn- .. Ywrs ori, 7w� PMawR 0i9- clwarEa off $:.iS► ,,.. waU r+eAect a PACE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1996 22F, op 1 . Heritage Ford and Ford Motor Credit of Canada have worked very actively during the past few years to satisfy! cutomers transportation needs with Ford's 2 year Plan lease. Several hundred of your neighbours have taken advantage of the Plan paying only for the vehicle's value used in 24 months. THE PLAN ADVANTAGE 1 LOWER MONTHLY SHORTER GUARANTEED FUTURE A NEW TAX PAYMENTS TERMS VALUE VEHICLE SAVINGS Lower monthly payments than only 24 mo. commitment. By Ford of Canada. EVERY Pay only as you go. conventional loans. More options for your money. Gap protection at no charge. Not on the entre vehicle. only 1st month payment upfront. 2 YEARS 3 GREAT OPTIONS AT LEASE END 0ANE11"VEHICLE 4 THE LEASED VEHICLE OWALKAWAY BRAND NEW 97 BRAND NEW 97 BRAND NEW 97 BRAND NEW 97 BRAND NEW 97 ESCORT LX 40R. CONTOUR GL 4DR. TAURUS GL 4DR. EXPLORER X 4DR. 4X4 AEROST ON mtt d. tom u c 5 V o- c Jul;,;;--,; 3: n.. : fJ _r� d 1 n.. „yhi grOU;.. rvv.c� V.d�u�da 3.V1 a..:� a' ' w^?? S"_? ... _ ::Cwa. _nU!pped v+'!:" 1 0. :6 3J:OiT,ai.0 uvZkOiive. Power 30L V6 autofnaLc o•:?�ar•�.'e X, rim. 1 passenger. )ndrtioning. remote entry sport a_c -�K, Speec control AV =V stereo CJ leateo nirr'ors. AMTM cassette. power windows •endows and locks. cruise tilt, aluminum wheels. czptain chairs. AM:;M cassette, air, sport . ackage aluminum wheels 'ioor mats .,aye, :4--'e entry power a^ a"a spit yea' and locks ABS brakes 6 -way power seat. AMFM cassette. clock captain chairs, privacy glass appearance pkg unning boards, tu•tone. luggage S'OcK VA189 sea' StSZK ':3"5 aluminum wheels, remote entry. Stock VG104 luggage rack. trader towing pkg Stock VL104 rack. Stock VJ' N 1295"O*r$38800* $339"O*r$4320°* 1409000*r149900* 1439000*r$54900* 124900or$33900* pF' m- 2. ",'s pt.- .-._ 2: s per mc..24 m.."s. per mo -'24 mos. per mo 24 mos. per mo..'24 mos. per mo.:24 mos. per mo./24 mos per mo./24 mos. with 5206C down with no money down with $2X0' down with no money down with $2000 down with no money down with 52000 down with no money down with $2000 down with no money down BRAND NEW 97 BRAND NEW 97 F150 BRAND NEW 97 RANGER BRAND NEW 91 EXPEDITION BRAND NEW 97 VILLAGER ON 8' l XLT SUPERCAB 40 BAUER WINDSTAR GL ..., r __ .. _� _. Mme,! ., a-;�....:, • r,�t �.�..,_,,....>—�..,r.. � • l 3 OL V6 auic O/D an the open ittgate 7 pass 4 2L V6 µXL trim, styled steel wheels, 4 OL V6 auto. O/D. XLT trim, alum. wheels, air, speed. 5.41L V8 auto., Eddie Bauer trim, running boards, 3.81. V6 auto 010. air, 7 passenger, power windows b luggage racK tilt speed power windows and chrome rear step bumper. 5 speed. tilt. rear seat. limited slip sliding rear window, AM/FM tow hooks, air, 17" aluminum wheels, Mach audio locks, hl, cruise, privacy glass, floor mats, quad capt. locks .ight group. power vent windows. 4 wheel sliding rear window. AWF5n cassette. cassette, sport bucket seats, power windows and system, limited slip skid plates, moonroof, 9 pass., chairs, alum. wheels, tip slide seal, remote entry, ILHone ABS keyless entry Stock VK100 Stock VM127. locks. ant -theft remote entry, to -tone. Stock VP100. leather trim, 6 pack CD clanger. Stock VR102. paint, luggage rack. AM/FM cassette. Stock VO 125. 1375°0* 1469"0* 1287°°* 138006* $37900* 1469°0* 16590°* 1749°°* 1395O0or148800* per mo./24 mos Or per mo.!24 mos per mo.24 mos.or per moJ24 mos. per moJ24 mos.Or per moJ24 mos. per moJ24 mos.or per moJ24 mos. per moJ24 mos. per mo./24 mos. with $2000 down with no money down with $2000 down with no money down with $2000 down with no money down with $2000 down 4th no money down with $2000 down with no money down • • • , i• • . • 1994 FORD ESCORT LX 401L 1994 FORD ESCORT 1994 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X4 1995 FORD TAURUS OL 1994 FORD TAURUS OL 400L HATCHBACK SPORT WAGON LX PW, pt, p/seat, auto., air, tilt, cruise, stereo cass., 4 door sedan, 3.8L V6, auto, air, cruise, tin, pw, pill, Auto., air, cruise, tit, pow, pl, stereo sass. Auto., arc, stereo, alum. wheels. Only 67,000 kms. Stk.#T0257A. Auto., air, stereo, 61,000 kms. Stk.#iVA135A. only 46,000 kms. Sdk.tVL100A. pdseal, alum. wheels. Stk.*TB 163A. S1k.*Ml35A PIM It r • Plu it for $209/aft. * * Plan it for $217/aM. * * Plan It for$419/40.** Pfau it fox $349106. * * 1994 FORD MUSTANG LX 1994 FORD F19O SUPERCAB XLT 1993 FORD AMWAR XL MENDED 199!4 FORD F150 XL 1995 FORD ESCORT LX 4 door hatch, V6 3.8L. auto.. air, cruise, tilt, p/w, p4 Only 5.018 cyl., auto., air, cruise, ult, pw, pl, stereo cass., 7 pass., V6, auto, air, cruise, till. Stk.RTM135A. 5.OL 8 cyl., 5spd., air, stereo cass., only 43,000 4 door hatchback, auto., air, stereo cass., only 23,000 kms. Stk.#GB2085. Pla it for /Rill.•* alum. wheels. Sik.NTP120A Pin R for $39Z40.** Plan It for $3921WM.** kms. Stk.#tVM140A. PIM It for $239/00.** 23,000 kms. Sdk.NSA307A, MN It for .** PLAN j• • [citlagt Qr., . . 1 • • a 0 • a a • • Adi about It