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Walk-in clinics - -� � ` �IA
Policelayolls
turning away
new patients
Province `putting the
boots' to doctors: NID
BY MARIANNE: TAK:ACS
_ tiT%Fl REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — Most local
walk -In clinics are turnmi! away new'
paticnts ;is doctors here take job action
I their tight with the provincial guvem
ment over billing clawbacks and cuts in
health care services.
And as of Friday. clinics mas be cut-
ting back their hours as well.
Three of five clinics surveyed in Ajax
and Pickering. are refusing to take new
pauenLs.
The )Xestney Heights Medical Cen-
tre in the Westney Hclt-,hts Plaza is
apparently continuing with business as
usual, while the matter wits undecided
as of press time at the Pickering Medical
Centre on Glenanna Road.
Only patients already on file, their
immediate family memhers or patients
who need urgent or ermrgency care are
being seen at the Pickering Urgent Care
Mcdi-Centre on Kingston Road, the
Baywo od After Hours Medical Clinic
on Bay IN Street in Ajax and South Ajax
Family Doctors in the Clover Ridge
Plaza. Baywo od is also accepting
patient% whose family doctors work
with Ajax -Pickering General Hospital.
"Because we are a walk-in clinic we
cannot turn anyone away:' says Freida
Chislett, manager of the Westney
Heights Medical Centre. "We are not
reducing the hours. So far our walk-in
doctors have not said they will not be
available.
According to Dr. Mike Semoff of the
Pickering Medical Centre clinic, an
effort is being made to persuade clinics
here to close after hours and on week-
ends. It's being led by the Coalition of
Family Practitioners of Ontario, which
represents about 3,000 of Ontario's full-
time general practitioners. Dr. Semoff is
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may be needed
if Region to
freeze taxes
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
tiT%VF REPORTER _
DURHAM — Durham politicians
may have to lay off police officers if
thev want to hold the line on regional
taxes next year.
Durham Council is expected today
to set a target of freezing taxes iii
1997, provided the Durham Regional
Police department can trim $4.2 mil- Wayne Arthurs
lion from its budget.
Council's finance and
administration committee is Inside
recommending there be no
increase in the regional por-
tion of property tax hills. In In the news
addition to the police depan- Editorial...................6
mens cuts, other regional Entertainment ........ 28
departments would have to
trim a combined $6 million Sports .................... 30
in order to keep taxes at Classified...............41
1996 levels.
The Region will raise Rotary auction
about $99.6 million in prop- n guide
erty taxes next year, with "
almost $53 million going to
Durham police. Pages
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Hospital emergency department
unaffected by MDs' job action
FROM PAGE 1
a member of the coalition's executive
council.
"The stakes are high;' says Dr.
Semoff. "We have serious concerns
about the government cutbacks"
He says the proposed reduction in
hours is simply "an attempt to meet the
government budget.
"The government has reduced it to a
matter of pure economics without an%
reeard to health care itself."
�Dr. Semoff maintains that over the
last few scars doctors have seen their
fees cut in effect by about 30 per cent.
Ten per cent of that total is from a vol-
untar,. reduction in the average number
of sen ices provided per patient. 10 per
cent is in fee clawbacks imposed b}the
pro% ince and another 10 per cent is
from a reduction imposed unilaterally
b,, the Pro%ince this September in the
schedule of fees paid to doctors for
specific services. On top of these
reductions. notes the doctor. there has
been no increase in the fee schedule
since 1987 while
the inflation rate
has a%eraged
about three per
cent per Ncar over
that period.
"Think about
that when people
are talkin_, about
grecd� doctors."
says Dr. Semoff.
He maintains d(—
tors ha. e done
their part to try to
reduce health care costs, and that "the
reward that you get is to get the boots
put to vou."
The doctor notes that though the
proposed withdrawal of after-hours
services by doctors is "for everyone's
benefit". no doctor is going to he
forced to comply and all will he
allowed to act according to their own
conscience. The coalition is surveying
members on the issue and will likely
make an announcement on it this week.
Dr. Semoff says it's difficult to predict
whether clinics owned by corporate
entities rather than by doctors them-
selves will ignore the coalitions efforts
or follow its lead.
The emergency department at Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital has not yet
experienced am increase in patients
due to the doctors' job action, says hos-
pital spokesperson Kim Macklurray.
"It was busy this weekend but noth-
ing outside the ordinary IN pe of emcr-
gency cases. NoN ember is a busy
month anN Aas."
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BY C'HRISTY CHASE
_ STAFF REPORTER _
DURHAM —The Catholic school board
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computers for its students.
Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate
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portion of $20 million the Province is
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Poli*ce orce may fcuts
FROM PAGE 1 can and be as efficient as we can. why there's an increase "so the com-
task - there's not much left to do but look at munity clearly understands where it's
There could be "possible program personnel." going." Mr. Arthurs saes.
cuts. It's under consideration It's an If Durham's portion of properV, The final budget is stated to "o to
option." taxes do rise. tax hills will indicate Durham Council on March 20.
Region Chair
man and Durham ILIM tTTLTTM ill M,
Police Services
Board head Jim
Witty notes about
S40 million of the
force's budget t
covers wages and
benefits for 700
police and ci- il- �o0 0"101ned `" \
x
ian personnel.' y�, • -
About "100 or `107
more police and
clN ihans- would
ha%c to he laid off .r
in order to cut
S l _' million from
rx:
the force's bud- (
gct. Mr. \Vitty
sad S.
"I know we're
in tough financial
times. but I don't • ► '
think thr ntajorit\
of council wants
ORTHORRACTIC '
to decimate the _ �,. , •
Police tierce. �i�0- �'—ice. 20
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even it we had it)
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cut half a millionJ► - yk
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dollars, we would
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at reducing per t
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majority of council
wants to decimate
:the police force.'
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Pickering Council approves changes
to building and parking regulations
PICKERING — Pickering
Council has approved bylaw
changes that will make it easier
for residents to build sheds and
garages on their lots and harder
for them to park their cars at local
malls and businesses.
Councillors okayed new zon-
ing rides Monday that will reduce
the Town standard for stall sizes in
parking lots to 5.3 metres by 2.6
metres (13.78 square metres)
from six metres by three metres
(18 square metres). A staff report
on the issue notes most develop-
ments built here since the Lady
1980s conform to the smaller.
new standard as a result of site-
specific zoning bylaws and appli-
cations to the Committee of'
Adjustment. The new standard
will be a minimum :ind l:u'1L'(T
stalls can be provided if a devel-
oper wants them.
Claremont resident Chris
Whillans, who is president of the
Durham chapter of the Antique
and Classic Car Club of Canada,
told Town Council's executive
committee last week that for resi-
dents the change will mean "more
dings in our cars" and a harder
time getting in and out of vehicles
and parking spots. fie also noted
that even though the standard for
the aisles between rows of vehi-
cles isn't being changed, it will be
narrower because more cars will
be hanging out of the shorter
stalls.
"No, this isn't a burning issue:'
said Mr. Whillans. "but it's one of
those- things that affect the quality
cit hic th:u we all have. I don't u:c
how it's going to benefit us"
Councillors also approved
amendments to Town zoning
bylaws on accessory structures
which will reduce the distance
such a structure has to be set back
from side and rear lot lines. The
new setback requirement will
shrink to 0.6 metres from one
metre — if the structure has a
floor area of 10 square metres or
less and/or is 1.8 metres in height
or less.
The setback requirement for
bigger structures will remain at
one metre. the maximum height
limit will still be 3.5 metres, the
maximum lot coverage (except
for detached garages) stays at five
per cent, and all structure,; still
have to h , located in rear v:ortl�.
A stall rcp)rt on the wimi l-
ments explains they will in many
cases reduce the usable area
between the lot line and fence line
that is often used for the storage of
unsightly materiaLs. It also notes
the Town's committee of adjust-
ment has received many requests
for 0.6 -metre setbacks for smaller
sheds and similar structures. and
neighbors have rarely objected.
In supporting the changes.
committee of adjustment member
and Ward 3 Regional Councillor
Rick Johnson said they would
save residents time and money in
many cases by eliminating the
need to apply to the committee for
a -variance.
honored for saving
suicidal woman
AJAX — A Catholic teacher who
plucked a suicidal woman from the path
of a subway train has been praised by her
school board.
Durham Region Roman Catholic Sep-
arate School Board voted Monday night
to send a letter to Christine Clayton, con-
gratulating her for "her valor".
Last month, the Archbishop Denis
O'Connor Catholic High School teacher
jumped in front of an approaching sub-
way train in Toronto and pulled the
woman to the side before two men lifted
both women to safety.
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An ailing system
The doctors who once made house calls in horse-
drawn carriages, rushing to bedsides in the middle of
the night to carry out their life's calling should be turn-
ing in their graves.
The latest battle in the ongoing war to curb our
health-care costs has turned patients into casualties,
denying medical attention to those who need it.
Doctors who entered the medical field because thev
believed helping others with their skills is a noble pro-
fession have banded together in a steadfast refusal to
see new patients, as a protest against the policies of the
provincial government.
Surely, these doctors must hate what they feel
they've been forced to do, as thev turn their backs on
the ven nature of their jobs -- to see, and help, patients.
It's lamentable that the innocent -- those who
become sick -- are being caught in the middle of this
latest struggle over health-care reform. Health-care
professionals, administrators. health-care users and
government have all agreed that the system needs fix-
ing. We've all acknowledged that health-care spending
was out of control.
And, we did what we could.
We stood by and watched hospitals downsize; we've
tolerated bed closures, emergency -department closures
and crowded facilities. We've pitched in with fund-rais-
ing efforts, contributing to hospital campaign after hos-
pital campaign, raising money for equipment and
expansions. Some of us who've had the unfortunate
luck of being hospital patients lately have been forced
to tolerate the lack of resources hospital staff are work-
ing with; gone forever, it seems, are the days of
Florence Nightingale, when nurses were around to fluff
pillows and offer a glass of juice.
These days, hospital patients are lucky to get bed
linen changed; we've heard stories about patients
depending on other patients to feed them or calling rel-
atives to the hospital for help in taking a shower.
And now, we find our community doctors are not
available to see us unless we're already a patient.
We have to question why a deal which was OK with
our doctors' ruling body wasn't OK with the member-
ship.
Enough already. It's time for our provincial politi-
cians and our doctors to give their heads a shake and
reach a consensus -- NOW.
Our health carte system is starting to look a lot worse
than when we first set out to cure it.
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Overheard...
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good years, good times and
bad times In
retrospective
of the 20
years, we
have made a
difference in
Ajax."
-- Ajax Block Parent
representative Natalie
MacDonald.
The organization, which
provides aid to children or
adults who are lost,
celebrated 20 years in Ajax.
♦ Letters to the editor
Amalgamation of municipalities
makes perfect sense in Durham
To the editor:
Re: Your editorial, Nov. 10 "End
duplication".
Agreed, ending duplication will
save money and could make our
municipal democracy more meaning-
ful and equal to the challenges of the
21 st century. Present two-tiered
regional government was imposed to
facilitate urban development — more
recently known as urban sprawl. But
the '70s have passed. In the 21st cen-
tury we have to confront:
1) A population explosion of 1.1 mil-
lion more people in Ontario by the
year 2006.
2) 10 -per cent unemployment which,
due to part-timers and those who have
quit looking, may be 15 per cent.
3) Increasing pollution of our water
and air which threatens our health and
climate.
4) Loss of life-sustaining foodland.
5) Uneconomic, resource -depleting
urban sprawl requiring massive capi-
tal expenditures and unaffordable
commuting lifestyles.
Suggested criteria for redesigning
our urban structure include:
1) Accessibility: The citizen should
be able to communicate easily with
his/her councillor.
2) Representative: Councillors should
represent the interests of particular
groups and areas — e.g. farmers or
auto workers need politicians who
understand their industry.
3) Affordability: This includes not
only the cost of government but the
cost of living in a municipality.
4) Accountability: Responsibility has
to be clearly allocated among govern-
ments so the citizen knows who is
accountable for what.
Back in the '70s two-tiered region-
al government was imposed on
Ontario County. Regions had to be
urban centered; Oshawa was to be
Durham's centre. To insure develop-
ment wasn't impaired, the region was
given responsibility for planning,
arterial roads, water, sewers, solid
waste, police, and education.
There is some duplication; local
municipalities also do planning, main-
tain roads, approve subdivision etc.,
but are not allowed to impair develop-
ment.
But this is 1996! Development has
become unaffordable urban sprawl.
So, the need for a regional govern-
ment to subsidize and encourage
sprawl no longer exists.
One proposed solution is a single
regional government from Pickering
to Clarington north to Brock, Scott,
Scugog, and Uxbridge. But, could
such a government be accessible, rep-
resentative and accountable? It might
be inexpensive at the risk of being
ineffective. Would it serve community
interests? Would the rural north be
effectively disenfranchised by the
more populated urban south? How
could such a single powerful govern-
ment respond to the diverse chal-
lenges of a region larger than many
countries? I think badly!
A solution.
Amalgamate the present nine
municipal governments into three:
1) Oshawa, Clarington, and Whitby
south of Taunton Road.
2) Pickering and Ajax south of
Taunton.
3) North (rural) Pickering, Oshawa,
Whitby and Clarington with Scugog,
Brock, and Uxbridge into one large
rural municipality.
The advantage is balanced popula-
tion, a structure to serve both urban
and rural community interests. Instead
of nine mayors, town clerks, town
managers, solicitors, planning depart-
ments etc., only three of each.
This structure will reduce cost,
improve accessibility, and clarify
accountability.
Co-ordination is the responsibility
of the Minister of Municipal Affairs
possibly aided by a committee of
mayors.
Small is beautiful, more democrat-
ic and more able to face the chal-
lenges of the 21st century.
Some special interests might lose
their clout but the people will be bet-
ter served. Sounds like common sense
to me.
Lorne Almack,
Claremont
Chivalry is alive
and well in
Durham
To the editor:
This is just a short note to advise
your readers that chivalry is still alive
and well in Durham.
On Thursday, Nov. 7 at 9 a.m.,
while I was driving eastbound on
Hwy. 2 at Notion Road (just before
the construction), my car developed a
flat tire. While I pondered my dilem-
ma, a Good Samaritan stopped and
offered to change my tire. Edgar Bath
had me on my way again in about 10
minutes and I will be forever grateful
to him for his kindness and sense of
humor as he knelt in puddles so I
wouldn't have to.
Heroes such as Edgar should be
publicly acknowledged and thanked.
Thank you, Edgar.
Suzanne Demme,
Pickering
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Nuclear station hasn't earned
twomyear licence: AECB officer
`Slow progress' in
improvements cited
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — The Pickering
Nuclear Generating Station probably
wouldn't have received a two-year oper-
ating licence renewal in December 1991
if today's rules had been applieed accord-
ing to the Atomic Energy Control
Board's senior project officer at the local
station.
"Standards have changed' Barry Par-
sons told Pickering Council Monday
night. "We are taking a closer look at the
plant ..
Mr. Parsons explained in a later inter-
view that standards are more stringent
now because the -'\ECB has decided
that's the approach required to deal with
aging plants such as Pickering's. He also
noted the fact he is new to the plant- hav-
ing taken over as the senior officer in
February, is also behind the stricter
approach now being taken.
-Ni v standards are higher. I came
from a new plant I expected things to be
much better"
Mr. Parsons and other AFCB staff
attended the Courxil meeting to up elite
the Town on the relicervang process.
After describing the probierns identilied
at the Pickering station over the last two
years, he told councillors AECB staff are
sticking to their September recommen-
dation that only a six-month renewal of
the station's hcence be :-rutted when it
expires at the end of lhxember. 7bc
AECB will make its final derision on the
licence following its Nov. 28 meeting to
be held in Oshawa Ontario Hydro has
applied for a two-year permit_
"Progress is slow- on improvements
already made at the station by Ontario
Hydro. Mr. Parscxrs said. "Much remains
to be done" He added that although tht`
situation is better now, the plant should
be "uired to demonstrate continued
brig -term improvement before a longer
licence is granted.
Problems found by the AECB at the
station have included failure to comply
with licence conditions, violations by
workers of radiation protection practices,
poor equipment maintenance, sloppy
housekeeping, deficiencies in operating
procedures and a rash of safety-related
events.
Mr. Parsons said the problems have
accumulated over the past 12 to 15 years
and suggested they are the result of
Ontario Hydro cutbacks and reductions
in staff and maintenance, which he noted
have led to poor worker attitudes at the
station.
Slides he showed councillors depict-
ed some of the changes already made at
the station and revealed areas where
improvement is still needed. Them were
before and ager shots showing buckets
and plastic covers removed from areas
where wager had previously dapped
from a leaky roof. But there were other
photos of areas still not properly signed,
of equipment being eaten by rust and of
.a. shoddy -looking cafeteria, the state of
Which Mr. Parsons suggested would lead
to a negative and sloppy attitude among
station workers.
"The risk to the workers and public is
low, yet improvements to operational
safety and reactor maintenance are
He said a team of AECB staff has
been put together to conduct a dK rouggh
evaluation o the progress at the PUe -
ing station over the next few months and
report on it by March. 1997. That evalu-
ation will include a reinspection of all
the areas where problems have been
found. inspection of special safety sys-
tems, and assessment of the station's per-
formance in areas such as monitoring
systems, radiation control practices.
nuclear safety during outages (when the
reactors are vulnerable because some
safety systems are off line), procedural
compliance. maintenance and training.
When asked how the problems at the
station might affect public safety. Mr.
Parsons said the chance of danger to the
public is remote, but added a serious
accident could happen if enough equip-
ment and procedural failures come
together.
The Nov. 28 AECB meeting in
Oshawa is open to the public and begins
at the Holiday Inn at 1101 Bloor St. I-. at
8:30 a.m. On Nov. 27, the public is invit-
ed to an informal reception being held by
the AECB at the Holidav Inn from 7 to 9
p.m. People who attend will have the
chane to meet board members and staff
for informal discussions over coffee.
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Durham Region
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Youth Centre aone-stop facility for teens
BY NATALIE MILLER
_-SPECIAL TO THE %MERTISE.R
AJAX-PICKI:KING -- Michelle
Oldfield wants to look In the mirror
and see an atlracti\e \01.111g wi1111an.
As she sips on juice, the I; -\car -
old Pickering girl sa\s .he hopes to
de\elop sell -esteem and sell -respect.
Michelle and it doicn other teen
girls are sitting, in it circle. tearin�o
photos of models from women's
magaiincs and making it collage of
females with ditfcrent hotly t\pes on
a hoard.
'Nast of these people in maga-
zines aren't real." Katic Enright, 13,
of, Pickering points out alter flipping
through a handful of popular maga-
zines. ' It's impossible to look like
them. so w h\ tr\
The teen. are learning to feel good
about thcroscl\c,, and confident about
their bodies.
Do\\n the hall. in a dinll\-lit li\ing
room. an adolescent speak. pnyatcly
with a counsellor about ahw c at
home.
In the ph\sician's office. a ncryous
couple await the results of their III\
blood test
It's a nc\\. special place in :\lax
just for area \ outh.
The )'OLIth Ccnirc is a confidential.
non -Judgmental :oinriiuni1\ health
lacilit\ for local teens to turn to for
coun.clhng. nu•dical ser\ices or just
io learn more about thcniscl\cs.
Wficrt it wits called The Barbara
Black Centre for "I'outh Resources.
the Pickering hicilit\ offered coun-
sclling. a drop-in and a place for
teens to pla\ an after-school haskct-
hall ;_amc \\ ilh friends
But through -,ouch .ur\c\s and
work \\ith the Ajax -Pickering Social
Uc\clopment Council. \outh centre
stall and hoard of directors found a
zap in the ser\ ices the\ were pro\ ►d-
ine for Noun. adults.
It became c\ ident adolescents
need to ha\e access to medical
resources." sa\ s Youth Ccntrc hoard
:ncrnhcr Cath\ \\"alker.
"Fhcrc was a need to approach
youth is.ucs in a holistic w' ;n. which
is hest addressed through a health
centre."
The new centre now ollcrs med-
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Do you know someone who would have trouble reading this?
❑ How to stop the pain
of illiteracy
BY CINDY UPSHALL
D_U_RHA_M S AFV
DURHAM -- Unlike most
children today, Phoebe
Gaulton didn't get much
encouragement to go
to school while she
was growinJ up-
" My
p."My parents never
had an education and it
wasn't instilled in us. It
wasn't important," says
the 36 -year-old
Durham resident -
If she of her sib-
lings didn't want to go
to s(--lxx)L her gents
didn't force them to
attend.
So Ms. Gaulton
lived the dream of
children everywhere and stopped going to
school. But her dream turned into a nightmare
when she became an adult who could barely
read and write.
"I wasn't totally illiterate. If somebody
wrote me a letter, I could read it, but as for
picking up a book and reading it, I couldn't do
that.
"I always felt bad. When I'd go out I always
had to ask my husband what signs said,"
explains Ms. Gaulton, who also needed help
filling out forms or applications. A lot of peo-
ple don't realize how important (education) is.
But if you don't have it, you'll sec."
Ms. Gaulton, like dx)usands of adults across
Durham, was functionally illiterate. A 1993
study conducted by the United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific and Cultural Organization
estimated there were 24,700 people in the
region who are functionally illiterate.
People who are functionally illiterate have
varying reading and writing skills so it's diffi-
cult to give a specific definition. Kartn Bur-
well, literacy co-ordinator for the: I )urth:ur
Board of Education, says .
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functionally illiterate has "trouble dealing with
daily life," because they cannot read or write.
Evylin Stroud, instructor with the Northum-
berland Clarington Board of Education's litera-
cy program, says a functionally -illiterate per-
son "is somebody who's not able to read direc-
tions on a prescription, who's not able to read
the warnings on a can of hazardous material or
not able to read well enough to pass their dri-
ver's licence (test)."
People with these type of difficulties have
learned to cope in society to compensate, says
Ms. Stroud.
'"They are very clever. They compensate in
many ways. They have colleagues at work who
don't know they're illiterate," she says. Ways of
coping include excuses, such as "I forgo( my
glasses" or "I'm too busy" and taking their chil-
dren grocery shopping.
Ms. Burwell says these excuses start to
wear thin, and when people reach 30 or 40
year\ of age, they begin to realize improved
rcadim-, and writing skills are needed.
'I hen it hits they really need (help)."
Often people turn to literacy programs such
as those offered by Durham and the Northum-
berland Clarington boards of education
because they want a job promotion or would
like to read to their children. Even after people
make the decision to get help, it usually takes a
while before they actually enroll.
"It takes six to 12 months to get the courage
to go to a stranger to say 'I'm a IivinR, breath-
ing adult that can do everything else, but I just
don't read and write that well.' plat's a hard
thing to admit to a stranger." says Ms. Burwell.
For Ms. Gaulton, the catalyst that got her
involved with Ms. Burwell's literacy program
was the desire to complete her high school
diploma. Having only completed Grade 3 in
her formal education, Ms. Uaulton enrolled in
an adult education program. however, before
she could start her cr•eolits, she needed to learn
basic reading and writing skills.
"I was always under the impression if I
never learnLd to read and write in sch(x)l that I
never would." she explains.
Ms. Gaulton started in the literacy pro, -un
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in July, 1991 and finished in February. 1995.
Today she has two credits left before receiving
her high school diploma. She intends to go to
hairdressing school when she's finished.
'"This has got to be the best thing that I've
done in my life," she says. "It changed my life.
"Now when I walk down the street I can
read the signs and I feel proud."
Ms. Craulton has no reservations
about discussing how far she's come:
however Ms. Burwell says there is often
a lot of shame among those who are
functionally illiterate.
"You just don't know. You don't have
any idea of the pain. I've had a full gown
man, beautifully dressed break down
and cry because he couMn't read to his
child" says Ms. Burwell.
Often people who are funcdonally
illiterate suffer from low self-esteem
because they can't read. explains Ms.
Stroud. This often comes from years of
being told they are stupid because they
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cannot read and write.
There's no one reason why furx-tional illiter-
acy happens, advises Ms. Burwell.
Some students have had trouble all the way
through school, have learning disabilities or
dropped out of school early. In some cases. stu-
dents "slip through the cracks.
"Nobody means for it to happen," says Ms.
Burwell, adding it can happen easily in large
with literacy
clasvoomc where the teacher doesn't have time
to sit down with each child one -m -ow.
Children who are having difficulty often
"act up" in class bealuse they don't want any-
one to know they're having difficulty learning
to read.
Surprisingly, some students mike it all the
way through high school without having ade-
quate reading and writing skills. adds Ms.
"At these prices,
you don't .
need to wait
for a sale"
• :a
Stroud. "I've had people that have come to me
and shown me a Glade 12 diploma but can -1
read a Grade 3 book," she says.
As for Ms. Gaulton, she's says she's hooked
on reading and reads every chance she gets.
"I used to look at my husband reading and
say, 'How can he sit there and just read'," says
Ms. Craulton. "Now we try to see who can fm-
ish their book the fastest"
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58 115 pound suigle lemale
and mother of two Enjoy
reading, mrw!es, animals and
more Looking for a native
male, 28 to 35. for friendship
and a possible relationship.
BOX 12201
DOMINANT FEMALE
Atlrachve 27 domneenng
lemale. Looking for a single
while male. 30 and 35
Children are welcome If this
nterests you. pease leave a
message BOX 14746
HEARTFUL FEMALE
27 year old female, 4 ! !' and
180 pounds witn sandy
blonde hair Enjoy camping,
fishing and more. Looking for
a caring, honest. sincere and
gentle man no can respect
a woman BOX 14 71 1
SHORT BUT SWEET
Beauhbn 19 yaa' -+•1 58-
lemaie with blonde hair and
blue '.yeti Enjoy ", swim
ming and other sports
Looking hit a mart who, shares
Similar nlelesls BOX 14729
IN COSOURG AREA
2` v'!ar -rn,. =,r5 211, t -,,no
single ft •r tit two great kids
Honest. ':along wrIh a 9,-r1
Sense- of hurter Ldx)kirN; fix a
sngfe.• ^. ,ensnye and hon
est ar 1r ' !04() who enjoys
child, music. m'v,.eS and
quiet limes at home
Occasinnal drinkers and
smooters are 1ne BOX 21148
SEEK CARIBBEAN MAN
to 50, arfeefonale. ine'•-,n-1
X, frend%h,p, possible rein
tionship with iraoaChcd.
friendly wade lady with sox!
German Canadian. 58'. 140
Ib%. gentle and happy -joys
pUhhq%. quiet CW -things, and
flexible interests BOX / 3146
EARLY XMAS PRESENT
It y,x, sin h•" :r free = -
Vito hapjjl. why wait
until Christmas' Stogie mom.
35. employed. honest, ,-an
fill "al. Ipol.indJ tar Mr Hight.
35 to 45- employe-: nue
romantic good sense of
humor BOX 23147
SEEKING SOULMATE
lemae. 2S. " black hair.
%Wm Ltnk,ng Itx an .ndle en
dent, sincere fall. %lam, dark
haired rnaie. 23 to 30. who
wank a loving. committed]
relationship BOX 23142
ALIVE AND FUN
IH v.•a• iid'-ra,e 55
16lXbs ..n.-vY;,, Lin lis
me
to share w,m that special
someone L,k,% lu,ef nights
in, studying. ql - ; out oncein
a while to have some fun.
Appearance not important
BOX 23140
ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE
. engin '..i very ,,el tit,
youny 41 rearl, e,y.rys out
doors. country and 50s
music. dining and dancing,
sonakzng, with q,X)d sense
of humor Lanwnq for sincere
relationship No head games
BOX 23139
BOWLING ANYONE
Ldxili for white male. 4C
and 45 Must love children.
enjoy meeting other people. ,s
Calling. easy gong and honest
and also love to bowl I am
56-. 1251bs, snort bloride hyo,
hatel eyes. BOX 23134
LOVING CARING NATURE
65 year old unanxted while
female. considered attractive
and trustworthy Seeking ton-
es) and fund white widower
with a positive outlook, good
sense of humor. a warm smile
and who is friendly but not a
Mrt. Reply it you have the
same Interests. BOK 23135
TRUE ROMANTIC
Independent, easygoing.
down to earth, tug figured
woman, 36, ookmg for a
husky. sensitive. non smoking
male with a good sense of
humor. My many interests
udklde romantic evenings at
home, animals, music and
art. Friendship first relation-
ship possible. BOX 23130
BEDROOM EYES
Not Cody Crawford but dose.
33, mother of pooch, enjoys
working out, walks. cooking,
music, camping, chops wood
and baits hook, bred of bar
scene. outrageous flair.
Seeking a single man, 30-
ish, for possible relationship.
who dares to enjoy. BOX
23314
COMPANION WANTED
Divorced white lemale. 38.
with children. Looking to meet
male companion 38 to 42, for
possible relationship.
Sincerity and honesty a must:
non smoker, occasional
drinker accepted. Elio Lake
area preferred but no neces-
sary, it traveling is not an
issue. BOX 23126
LOOKING FOR LOVE
Two attractive tamales. 18.
seeking two guys, 18 to 21,
who know flow to have tun
and treat a girl right. Double
dates are a preference. BOX
23301
2ND TIME AROUND
Altrarllve single while ternale.
34, long, naturally corky, dark
twown hair. brown eyes. 59-.
singer Looking for attractive
white male, 32 to 42, caring,
sensitive, no head games,
romantic, loyal I love quiet
evenings at home. longs
walks on the beach, music
BOX 23122
BODACIOUS BLONDE
Single vu"Ie feM,aie. 31 'ill
Twiggy, mother of 1 canine,
enjoys c;imong, fishing. %svxn-
ming, walks music, and danc-
ing Tired of the Dar scene
Have addictive laugh, am
spontaneous and easygoing
Seeknq single guy, 30ash.
with %raAar interests, for possi-
ble ,elahonshlp BOX 23315
SHY AT FIRST
S. -pe whoe b:r•aie. 30. 57.
13010s, Donde nair, brown
eyes, looking for someone
who .% anrachve. outgoing.
likes kits, ,s honest, caning,
and humorous, not into head
games, and knows what he
wails in life BOX 2310;
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Call 1-800-662-8423
$2.49 per min.
OUTGOING MALE
An,a,7rve `i yea, in 57'
1 5'1 vrrmd single white male.
Enl,ry work,nq au, spark.
alt -native music, and last
car% LookinrJ ter a Single
wide lemhale. 1 8 to 24, who s
attract"! and physically 'd
with s, lar interests BOX
23273
CLASSICALLY YOURS
L,rya :.lois anl s,n-r. - '19
Year ad i rt
I 1 - re,b,,iM ou It
lye Enjoy reading, tass,cai
music. well -I. sl meet-
mq pe-opie. socializing, and
more Looking for a shilqll;
while female 35 to 50 BOx
23274
SERIOUS INQUIRIES
;ir rya', , 1. '•: while
Mae o and 24] viund%
Smoker and i,ccyi,ionai
Croke, welcome Seeking
lernakr, 28 to 38. for trend
ship and more Race ,s unan-
poriani BOX 199b5
THE OMEN
Atha,-!-- t''. year old sage
•Mile male with a Greet sense
of hurter Enjoy dal par
ging, and More Loo-., to,
an attractive fern'.. •or
friendship BOX 21268
DISCRETION ASSURED''
Single evr ore 'iale 19 , 11-
199 tort Looking 'ar A feriae
for a ascrert 'eijaiicosho
BOX 12575
LIKE THE OUTDOORS?
(µi, "..-I vv ilv -apt.' 12,
58 td. with .lecenl peruxnar-
dty ! am honest. outgoing,
employed and spontaneous
Seeking %orneone special 25
to 35Smoker and social
drinker Single moms wel-
Come BOX !2588
SERIOUS INQUIRIES
Employed, 6 1-. 145 Ib. smirk
ing. occasional drinking.
divorced while male, 38, have
dependents Seeking A
lemale 28 to 38 plus. for
friendship. relationship or
more. Race unimportant
BOX 17395
LETS CHAT SOON
Seeking a single white female.
27 to 32, who is sincere, down
to earth. slim. attractive, a non
smoker and childless. I am a
5'6-. 165 Ib, stocky 49 yr old
male who needs someone
very special to spend time
with BOX 17476
ATTRACTIVE MALE
32. 57, skm. looking for shun,
single white lemale. 25 to 35.
for dancing, movies. and
romantic evenings at home.
BOX 31748
NO SHORT CUTS
48 year old, 57, 185 pound
open minded white male.
Enjoy camping. horseback
noting. and more Looking for
a woman, 30 to 40, for friend-
ship and more. Social drinker
and smoker. BOX 31791
EMPLOYED MALE
Attractive 35 year old male.
165 pounds, slum, physically tr
wrh a good sense of humor.
Enjoy cfkldren. animals. and
more. Looking for an outgoing
lemale who is attractive and
enjoys doing activities as well
as quiet evenings at home.
BOX 31790
FAITHFUL MALE
37 year old, 6'2" single while
male with short donde hair
and blue eyes. Enjoy skiing.
Ening out, movies, and more.
Looking for a lemale for
friendship first. BOX 12537
LOOKING FOR A FRIEND
24 year old, 510' single while
male. Looking for a special
ternale for friendship and
more. Enjoy sports, reading,
and more. BOX 12572
FREE YOUR MND
32 year old single white male.
62 and 185 pounds.
Looking for a down to earth.
Petite blonde female who is
not afraid to speak her mind
BOX 17446
ENERGETIC MALE
Handsome. athletic 30 year
old single white male. 5'11'.
and 175 pounds Spontane-
ous. independent. honest and
caring will a unique sense of
humor Enjoy sports. golf, the
ouforxx%, and more Looking
for an active female with simi
far interests BOX 17450
GOOD NATURED MALE
30 year old. 57 singie rather
of two Looking tar a single
while female. 27 to 33. who is
dawn to earth and easy
going BOX 2(X)l
FRIEND TO COMPANION
Single M'^e rnaie. 48 S9 -
and t 7(J pounds Looking for
that special female can
share fifes pleasures with If
you are slim, attractive, and
over 35. then give me can and
wen talk Enjoy long walks,
d,nal. dancing, and moor
,note BOX 11787
TAKE A CHANCE
., r n ,.. .. 14 5 7-
n1 i MQ pi)unrl% Loa- • -; 'or a
woman 11 snare fn t,eher
things in Ice wort, -e to
lnawi and pursue iifs kine
pleasures BOX 31798
SIMILAR INTERESTS
44 r , w' n, mane 56'.
blew, '.ar, DuA eyes Enjoy
the •,utda0rs Sel for
someone w,m similar -
ests BOX '21,36
SEEKING RELATIONSHIP
48 y..,,. ,..,,,.r•,..,r `a!ed amractrve. 6' am 195 Ips
Enjoy sorts. hUntn-ginCl
and
single drn►s
single while l nil 35 td 1
vo ignt proportionate to
he,,gh t, for friendship first.
pos„hle reafioash,p
Cndtlren ok4y IiOX 23253
NOW AND FOREVER'
.a1,11 I ... , . IA" rl 35
year art. 5 9 '2 vies non
smok ng %,ogle '.WeMesl.
loyal ,nil Dass.-Aw. attec-
1-14le,'e rMur romantic wim
a good) sense of humor Enlay
movies, dining ,n or out, out
door for,, spirts and more
Looid,ng for a lady lar a one
on ane relatanship ,n the
Oshawa or 'Dumam region
BOX '2300
VERY CARING GUY
S'ngje white ^•.w..• ^ ' .- 130
pounds, in perlect condition
Looking for a single while
lel who would like !a be
swept .,R "t he, feet BOX
12444
QUIET GUY
Mai, 35. .:k,nr, 'or a dis-
Creel re,aho•• ,P,p wrtn a
bmae BOX x ,14
OUTDOOR GUY
34 v'a,s 15', 160
pounds. brow' ^.air and hazel
eyes Look:,.; 'or a Special
lady. 30 to .IH have a great
tine with nave a chad so
children are okey BOX 12518
HAPPY GO LUCKY GUY
Single white father, 22. sn,.k
er and social drinker, ency,
animals. camping and the
outdoors Seeking an honest.
caning and romantic relation-
ship. BOX 15031
ANYTHING Is POSSIBLE
Divorced while male. 40.
open minded. 5 9-, 185
pounds. very open minded
and romantic, smoker and
social drinker, enjoy, Camping
and canoeing and travel.
Seeking a very romantic. car -
30 to 40, single lemale.
BOX 17283
PRIVATE TIMES
Blonde her. due eyes. 39. 6.
185 pounds. Looking for a
lady. 25 to 45. BOX 20011
MOUE OVER
Perfect conditioned man,
510'. 125 pounds, looking for
a slim woman. I want to
sweep you on your feet. BOX
20033
DEVOTED TO YOU
Single make, 35. slim, td.
dean, handsome. employed,
no dependents. never been
marred. Enjoy outside activi-
ties and diversified interests. 1
am inteligent. very sncere,
honest and affectionate.
Seeking a single female, skm.
fit, attractive, who wants to be
appreciated for more than her
beauty, and truly wishes to be
loved. BOD( 31600
LErs COOK
Are you lonely and need a
friend? Very warm and loving,
62'. 170 IDs male. 45, loves
to cook and dean. Looking
for single white ternale. 30 to
48, slue to medium built, for
friendship or relationship.
Don't pass on this ad, you will
be waver. BOX 31785
OPEN MINDED MALE
I am a young, open minded
male, 24, looking for open
minded fenhale for discreet
encounters In the Oshawa
area. BOX 31786
DISCREET ENCOUNTERS
Mail 1
Mal4. looking ro-w
t "Ji'
•,r
marred females. 19 to; 33. to,
morning, afternoon. or
evening encounters n you're
lonely and feeling due. I'm
the guy to talk to Please
leavename, number, how
soon do you want la get
things going' BOX 31759
THE SILVER YEARS...
,aloin•; nealrhy.
romantic 53 year firl mate
Enjoy hiking, biking. laughter.
exercising, reading. movies,
gardening, dining out, and
dancing Looking for a
lemale. with s-dar lifeless.who may also be rein ng
soon BOX 15011
SEEK A COMPANION
Cann-, and ,orest shine dad
Looking Iy a single lemale ,n
her -ir: s'o mid 40 s, far lo-cl-
sho Single mothers well
come BOX !7A5
YOUR XMAS PRESENT
O•,e gond ^a- w ^a%
everything you are 'coxing
for early 40s. with •;hidren
COnSitler.J handsome
er^DI'yev1. confident. hnan
c,ajly aM mentally secure
W, ;n1 ike 'o leer 'arly Mit,
Is premy. employed and :nn.
fnent it al! asDeC!% rf ler te
BOX 1'792
SPECIAL SOMEONE
W1.,1.• ai.• -Ll .. r r for
that special someon? to
snare Ido with enjoy, Iml
campm9 q.,,,,. nghlS at
home Single moms are ww
Came nave
BOX 317&'3
ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT
humc,w%, war ^-aThr
easy g^,^q smoke,
enjoys Nku ;. Dao -s
and ganlernq 'sear I,,retire
and seek 1m,141 lemale BOX
1501.
SOFT HEARTED GUY
VT•rrr - ,.. ,. ,k.. c
we "k;s. a'Ju4! .linking. - ,di
um !x.&J 59- !6`r:, snort
Wow' 'air of, brown eyes.
to goal ,X CASA" J
Ery,N% 'rr)v,es. Pl." poe,
Campx,g- elc Look r ; ,r white
lemale. Skin fo rtv,:,•^ t rl
with seine eteo ll win" % A
non smoke' !,OX 1 H4, i
SUPER GUYS
'w. ,..• «
.1 males
attrachvr.
hard Playing nerd
w, rk.r ; No spark,. super
d.,-, a•hlef,c. 30 and 33
Loo -I; •a, %W single, while
IdmA.••, ofemgent '4 and'.,
loving BOX '.,449
GOOD TIME
6 3 ,..,• ,.: make 125
Duu.0%, ivvav q 'or a friendly,
-elationsh,p with a female
who ,s out gang. understand -
log 27 to 35. and fit ROX
!2456
TONED a IN SHAPE
Mn%c.ear .1 1 •.l .ear
old man. 5 1 J. 235 pounds.
enjoy waiki.•q and ke.ro, rig in
shape +..ri; 'or + emale.
healthy` eii'D'oyed .,in a
good head on her Shoulclers.
!8 to 35, dependents
Oshawa ur ^Dumam area
BOX 134?:-,
HANDYMAN
Man seeitn , a special lady.
r cxnanfic. pasa.onate and lots.
creet BOX 14937
NO BAR SCENES
Enjoy life with me 34 year old
male. tau, tit. Single and ready
to settle down. growing
Through life experience
Interested ,n meeting a lady.
slim. 25 to 35. non smoker.
healthy. intelligent and tun to
be with BOX 14960
ROMANTIC TIME
Long donde haw. 39, single
wh4e male, 5'1 V. medium
build. Seeking an attractive
and interesting woman for
special tares. BOX 14970
FREUD AND FRIEND
I am a 40 year old male, 6'.
185 IDs, full head of donde
hair due We SeekIn- a
friend, age and race are not
lmoonanl, looking for some
tun. BOX 14983
A WONDERFUL WORLD
38 year old single male and
Father. Looking for a woman
to enjoy Iles adventures.
Enjoy quiet tales al home,
music, dancing, and more.
BOX 15880
SEEK SMLAR FEMALE
Tall, separated male ,n my
mid 40's. Looking for a female
for friendship and a possible
relationship. BOX 17344
LETS TALK
Single dad loolung for a lady
In 30's to mrd 40's. I am easy
gang, 57, 170 pounds and
always looking for Fun things
to do. . BOX 19943
ARE YOU THE ONE?
Early 40s, professional.
father of two kids (13 and
17), 5'T. 147 lbs, enjoy
music, movies, walking, etc.
Seek honest. romantic, .)on
smoking ternale, 30 to 40. for
an open and honest relation-
ship. Single moms welcome.
BOX 31698
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26 NEW Ads.'
FREINOSHIP FIRST
"I year rid single w.h.re male
Enjoy hockey, illi 1.4mg.
football. canglehgnr inners
and mare- soak n j la, a S,r-
gle, wide lema'e •9 fa 25
BOX 13398
LET'S TALK SOON
Fit and anrac' :e 3' year Md
single whole rnaie. 5 1J,' with
brown ha,, and blue eyes
Enjoy candlelight dinners.
walking along me blearh, ch,t
dren and more BOX 13466
HEART OF GOLD
Hands, -I s:..g,e wNfe
male. 3C. 6 and !AS D' unos
Looking /or an attrartive., sin-
gle til ternale. N3 to 30.
who likes -nit la- .ninrJs in
life Er'^r romantic Toner_
long waiks and quiet
evertdngs BOX ' =n46
LIFETIME OF LOVE
to a-,-,.1
life 7.1e and
level L'nr r ; ..,r a 'long term
rwaio sric :+,CX •';d6P
LOOKING FOR LOVE
25 rear .•! ""o .1.1e •^a,e
6. 70 paunch
hair and eyes Enfov baseborn
S -1 -eq, wax- aW.- '
Dea':n and .a•1."T rho
-all 'ede
tr-ndenr ,i. - 21J !n 25
«r, is homes! and sincere
'r 1-dar nfenests •von
sin-e•s crease; BGX ',i4o�A
TWO SUPER OAO S
gleii nit rh.rrw•n. ..X,'ak.
ung. anract:ve ,.
You 'Jet fw: „r'JIeM'r'telh-
gert, handwn,nil. hart 0tav
mq athlel':.
lull supe, la^., 3C and 3.3
war) lire . . 'Platlr,r.
ship% BOX
WARM HEARTED SINCERE
21
Look nil noir fnend,nip a!!ad.ng
to a •e,afrmsr,p i1CX 3
LETS GET OUT
.., .,5 look
ing jug yngoe it temal«
with no kir:, •,u a i,.iq tern
•Natians^c and Possibly
li,adog •a mamas, nrer-
eved Please .:a,i BOX
31,74
PROFESSIONAL MALE
5 Y' 1 b5 pound single -ale
Love life and most thugs in I
especially _ottages, me out
-
Inc,s. 'am y and !,,ends
_-w•ng for an attractive.
alfecnonal. employed
lemale tot a relationship BOX
31773
OLDER BUT WILD
Sngh, wl,", -a- '- 160
pounds -In shoo Drover' a.r
and blue eyes Lao-inq rpt A
Single white femae Ser 45.
for a xhg term relationship
No head games BOX 31 770
SPUNKY, DEPENDABLE
H,>(ele%S ':x"'anhc an.: wall
established r, my ways
Seeking a Single white
female. ager 45 for a long
term relationship Enjoy
laughing, walking, and rides
M beacres and in forests.
BOX 317-1
LONELY IN OSHAWA
Very handsome black male
Tall, well groomed. iniekrgent
and tun Looking for an attrac
live and affectionate female in
She Oshawa areaif you re
Interested pease call and
leave your name and phone
number. BOX 12388
Call 1-x00-66241423
$2.49 per min.
am
BI MALE WANTED
Couple in 40's seeking &
male for discreet encounters.
Cleanliness and discretion a
must. BOX 17514
DISCREET ENCOUNTERS
25 year old attached male.
Seeking for another anrapNe
male fa discreet encounters.
BOX 17524
LETS CHIT CHAT
25 year old, 6' V male.
Seeking someone mat enjoys
walking. conversation and the
beach. BOX 20127
LETS CONNECT
Married, slim. 5'6-. 120
pound d male seeking anoth-
er d male. 18-45. BOX 17490
WEEK ENDS
34 year old. white male. 5'6',
118 pounds. Looking lot other
men around my size. North
Oshawa area. BOX 15019
SEEKING MR.SNCERITY
Thiry something professional
male seeking the same. 3510
55. Seeking a long term can -
•••.•ren• •nlaI, : Srp ."t, - 1.
head games Enjoy swim
ming, hockey. quiet romantic
evenings at home
Interestedn BOX 31793
CALL SOON
Bi wr"e '-iaie '95 pounds
and 5 T D white male loot,
Ing for a til daC1, malea„',
age Cleanliness a -us, and
being discreet Oshawa
area BOX 20005
INTERESTING MALE
F, a,a:' ^ave
b")wr eyes fit, r)voo .rx�-ins
Looking ipr a mar. geed ng. :nfereshng. under 35 and
Over 25 Durham region RCX
20014
MYSTERIOUS
- I. _1411mgle while
male _',ar n 'a, anome,
rnaie 'Or to, and adven core
BOX 'r,;,79
WARM TIMES
4=. n -2" 195
PO.ndS'V,r srme'are
tar Tscnw' ; 'o;efh.,s
BOX I'.•4
SUGAR AND SPICE
H Ac •1, r v ^,.-and.
6'. 22G r smote•
..o7:r ;'•.r DCOOIe to ail some
spY-r. and fur BOX ' I-8
JUST FOR FUN
T1• - 1 , • .-•
, wail«
lyeooY,nq tor,�ane, m4,e%
Irl diS.:re,l w .,.niers BOP
10675
MUTUAL PLEASURE
A...a • ,. . y«a. ., MQ
L „slog 'Or -,the, n, males -
tne:.r ^,el /�, % lar discreet g,t
!,left, rs BOX 'r -w-
LETS GET TOGETHER
re,a'.. ., f'p win Jnr:mi.,+ .•H
-nal., .ani • a: r .xd. S
65 lb divorced -4,r t •+loy
,ccasioral right 1vb, o.4e
ball, couarry, M Sic etc BOX
'2373
HAVING SOME FUN
ing a B. •^..tie 'ur Txrw•'
end:ounfers M,%• ry lean
BOX •236'
ARE YOU TI/E Ol
a5 w s very neal"N end
tear am a very ,:scuta,
btrR ire war, works ant 2-1
Tames A wee. BOX •3-63
MUCH TO OFFER
a"'a -• ". Clean
mane 4e. I1"'ca"y fit.
hearmy. Straight ,OOwing and
achnq - searoti of a serious
-or,agarnouS, run relation-
sn.p m %ale 25 to 4-
Leis eri,v de rogemer Can
soon BOX 1 ! -FA
JUST CALL ME'
31 --a- m npth
Osraiva � eryoys q,v�ng las
sages •c ^'en n their 50s or
6C.s It you are interested
Please q,ve me a call soon
BOX !231.3
QUIET AND DISCREET'
int
see,;
a,C n gM ur of Mae
uroer 1„ w^c 'S discreet
BOX 14818
ALONE N OSHAWA
Male. 31 ookng tc give
massages !o men in their SOS
and 60s Discretion assured,
you want be djsappoinled
BOX 31-63
FUN FOR THREE
Curious marred couple. in
out 30s, seeks an arbacirve
white male, in his 30 s, for As-
creet, tun encounters BOX
31759
NTMAATE NIGHTS
Looking for a man to spend
long, quiet nights with ,n front
of the fireplace Call me ,t
you re interested. BOX 12209
Call 1-800-662-3423
$2.49 per min.
BARRELS OF FUN
My boyfriend and I are
searching for another woman
for get togethers. It you are
interested. ..call' BOX 12585
LEAVE YOUR NUMBERI
Very outgoing. 57", 140 b,
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National moderator speaks to faithful at Pickering church
da. The 1222nd assembly met in Charlotte-
town in June ol' this year.
Amberlea Presbyterian Church inviloc
PICKE:RING -- The Moderator of the
1222nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada
will he guest
speaker at Anlher-
lea PresbN lerian
Church in Picker-
in�Sundae. De:.
8.�
Mrs. Tanliko
Corbett will speak
during the 11 a.m.
sera ice, as part of
a celebration of
the Anlherlea
congregation's
14th year of nlin-
istr\ in Pickerin_'.
Mrs. Corbett is
the first la\ per-
son to scar in the
of i:e of Modem -
tor of the Gencral
Assenlhl\ of the
Presh�Icrian
Church in Cana -
Infertility
iiie tlng
for rouplcs
1)URH,A\l --
Infertilm Infor-
mation in Durham
meets 'I hurscla\.
N, o. _ 1 at 0.4;
p.nl at the Whlth�,
Puhlic I.ihran.
:orner of liv, .. ,
and Hcnr\ tit. It's
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Christopher D'Aust along the route. Colorful floats and
clowns made their way along Glenanna Drive decked out
in this year's theme of 'A Christmas dream. The parade
was once again sponsored by the Pickering Kinsmen.
Inset is Santa himself, waving to the crowd.
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Be part of a Marriage That Works
AJAX -- The route to a successful Pickering Village Community Centre.
marriage is the topic of discussion at it corner of' Linton Avenue and Sher -
special seminar heing held this week- wood Road, Ajax.
end. Peter and Jo} Wyns will lead the
The Durham Christian Fellowship seminar. Cost is $15 per couple. S I O
holds a Marriage That Works seminar for singles and free for single parent,.
on Nov. 22 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Call 839-5458 (Pastor Dennis Penner)
Nov. 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the for information or to regi,tcr.
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Public school board, elementary teachers meet with fact finde
❑ Professor to find
common ground and
differences as sides
negotiate new contract
DURHAM -- The Durham Board of
Education and its elementary school
teachers will meet with a fact finder next
month in their efforts to negotiate a ne"
contract.
The board and representatives of
Durham Women Teachers Association
(DWTA) and the Durham chapter of
Ontario Public School Teachers Fcdera-
tion (OPSTF) will sit down Dec. 2 with
Professor Gene Swimmer, from Ottawa's
Carleton University, to discuss the issues
in bargaining• says Craig Burch, hoard
employee relations superintendent.
Prof. Swimmer. Aho met with the
hoard and its secondarN school teachers
Monday, "ill prepare a report that sets out
%khich issues are settled and .yhich remain
in dispute.
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for settlement of a contract.
"We're certainly hopeful there'll he
some common ground." says Jenifer
Cormier, head of DWTA. about the nlect-
inti and the professor's report. "We've cer-
tainly agreed to a lot of things already."
Bill Butcher. head of the OPSTF local-
ly. saNs fact finders' reports provide both
sides vyith "clear indications" about the
fairness of their positions.
"This w ill give US a chance to stand
back and reflect." says Mr. Butcher. N%ho
expects the process will take three month
at most.
"We hope (Prof. Swimmer) can help u
find the way to a settlement," Mr. Burr
says.
The board requested a fact finder h
appointed by the provincial government'
Education Relations Commission.
The hoard has approximately 2,200 ele
mentary school teachers. Talks on a ne%
contract started in the spring. The old con
tract expired the end of August. Both side
are respecting a news blackout on issues.
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DURHAM -- The plight
of hundreds of thousands of
starving refugees in Central
Africa has prompted the
Catholic school hoard to help
out.
Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School
Board trustees voted Monday
to invite all schools to raise
funds for the refugees, many
of whom arc now headed
home to Rwanda from camps
in Zaire.
"We're all very well aware
of the tragedy that's taken
place," said hoard vice-chair-
man Paul Woodcroft of
Oshawa. "As Christian peo-
ple, we have an obligation to
do what we can in terms of
aid and relief."
Schools will be encour-
aged to take part in a fund-
raising campaign through
agencies which are helping
the desperate refugees. The
federal government has com-
mitted $15 million in aid for
the one million Rwandan
refugees who had been kept
in herder camps in Zaire by
Hutu militias. The collapse of"
those militias has meant
about 500,000 people are
now returning to their homes.
Food, water, housing and
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by the Ajax -Pickering Board of
Trade.
Winners of 1.996 Business Excel-
lence Awards are Val Marshall Travel
Agency and Re/Max Quality One.
both of Ajax, Alderbrook Industries.
Innovative Awards, Clearnet and the
Simcoe Engineering Group, all in
Pickering.
The six were among 18 local com-
panies nominated for the competition
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Seven areas of criteria were used to
pick the winners.
Award recipients must excel in at least
one area and not have a negative rating in
any category.
Criteria used are customer service,
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so we won't give you any on your final bill.
Chis is what you get. • paint inspectior
includes: yuaim pit : o:.::.ter...:. _ ; nassis and wplacc oil u tth up
r - litres of 6\1 ( ;oodv\rcnch I'rcmium oil • t Iicck and top -up
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V RECYCLER'S REPORT
Is it timet
o retire the Pickering nuclear plant9
.
Is it time to retire the
Pickering Nuclear Generat-
ing Station? Durham
Nuclear Awareness (DNA),
a citizens' environmental
group dedicated to raising
public aware-
ness about
nuclear issues
in Durham
Region, thinks
it is.
DNA was
founded in
1986 following
the Chernobyl
nuclear cata-
strophe and
has been work-
ing since to
draw attention
to nuclear
reactor haz-
ards, and to
i m p r o v e
DNA is telling the Atomic
Energy Control Board
(AECB) and Ontario Hydro
that "It's time to retire Pick-
ering,"
Two years ago, when the
larraine roulston
nuclear emer-
gency planning and public
health monitoring.
With the operating
licences for the Pickering
Nuclear Generating Station
set to expire in December,
Pickering
licences were
up for renewal,
DNA asked the
AECB for a full
environmental
assessment on
the problems at
Pickering. DNA
presented con-
cerns about
earthquake
risks, routine
pollution, emer-
gency planning
problems, aging
reactor hazards,
and substandard
safety systems.
Since then,
operations at Pickering have
gone downhill and the
AECB is now considering a
six-month licence renewal
instead of the usual two-year
renewal.
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ment
CENTRE
AECB staff have identi-
fied concerns such as failure
to comply with regulations
and licensing requirements,
excessive human error, and
ongoing safety and mainte-
nance problems. The AECB
is also monitoring several
other serious mechanical
problems but doesn't see any
of these issues as grounds
for restricting operation of
the reactors.
DNA believes that tough
action is needed now to pre-
vent a disaster and that
AECB should require
Ontario Hydro to prepare
Plans to shut down the oldest
reactors first with prepared
plans and a budget for an
orderly phase-out and
decommissioning of the
Pickering station as well as
long-term security measures
for the property.
Personally, due to the
long series of reports that I
have read and the meetings
that I have attended, I too
have become concerned. In
particular, I have become
fearful about the increased
levels of tritium in our
drinking water, the health of
infants, the constant discov-
ery of nearby birds and fish
having a variety of deforma-
tions, and the plant being
located on a fault line. If we
all practised energy conser-
vation and became energy
efficient, a comfortable
lifestyle would be obtain-
able without the nuclear
plant and its constant threat
to humanity and the ecosys-
tem.
If you have concerns,
attend the AECB meeting in
Oshawa on Thursday, Nov.
Great
.
Ford
28, at 8:30 a.m. at the Holi-
day Inn (Harmony Road exit
from Hwy. 401, travel east
on Bloor Street). If you can't
attend the board meeting,
consider attending the
reception on Nov. 27 at 7:30
p.m. to meet AECB staff and
board members. You can
also write a letter of concern
to Dr. Agnes Bishop, Presi-
dent, Atomic Energy Con-
trol Board, P.O., Box 1046,
Station B, Ottawa KIP 5S9
or fax 513-995-5086. Let-
ters must arrive no later than
Nov. 25.
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0 Durham Region health
officials want tougher
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RY C'INDI' UPSHAI,1-
__ Dt RHAN1 STAFF
>urham higher than average: Health departm
DURHAM -- A call for tougher anti-
smoking measures has the hacking of the
health department in Durham, where the
deadly habit is more prevalent than the
provincial average.
A study entitled Tobacco: Sounding the
Alarm, conducted by Ontario chief med-
ical officer of health Dr. Richard Schabas.
suggests making all public places and
homes smoke -f rce, rcinsuiting taxes On
cigarettes anti eliminating tobacco corrlpa-
ny sponsorship of arts and sporting events.
Jean Nesbitt, supervisor of puhlic
health nursing for the Durhar
Region Health Department.
says the recommendations go
a long way to eliminating
smoking.
While the department has
education programs on smok-
ing, Ms. Nesbitt says, "We have
hack up our words with actions."
Takino action is particularly important
in Durham Region where most smoking
levels are higher than the provincial aver -
arc. In Durham, smoking among 12 -to -
19 -year-olds is 22 per rent compared to
18 per cent in the rest of the Province:
smoking by 20 -to -44 -year-olds is 40 per
cent in Durham compared to 35 per
ent provincially; and smoking
among •15 -to -h4 -year-olds in
Durham is 31 per cent corn-
p.rcd to 26 per cent provin-
cially.
For women ages 20 to 44
the smoking rate in Durham is
per cent compared to 33 per
cent across the province.
"When you think that half of our young
adult women are smoking, that's alarm-
ing," says Ms. Nesbitt.
Chartered Financial Planner
Jame. 4hufi(lcl. H. 1., ( A.R. Bran.h Nigh
•i ..
rt.tal Fund. (.IC
• Lam. Ii mdN. RFFI'
PLA\ LST • g
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1 Celebrating 15011 Anniversary
1 �
Nov. 23rd, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
1 Nov. 24th, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
I �
I HENRY STREET HIGH SCHOOL
1 614 Henry Street, Whitby
I Over 100 local and rural Ontario Exhibitors.
1
"Many crafts never shown in Durham before".
I .1
1
ilium
oom ' More than 100 door prizes.
'ADMISSION: S2.00
Kids under 10 FREE.
1 ' "Wheelchair accessible". 1
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION PROMOTIONS
(905 723-4521 Fax. (905)723-6117
L -------------J
ent
While there may not be any irnlncdi;tt
implications of the elevated smoking Icy
cls, Ms. Nesbitt says, "If we have all Ihe,,
young people smoking, we do face havin
higher level of illness and death whcl
they reach middle age."
Large levels of smoking-related illnes
could put strain on health care, Ms. itics
hitt says. "It costs all of us and mos
importantly it costs these people thei
lives."
Nis. Nesbitt says smoking and second
hand smoke kill more people than homi
cide, suicide, AIDS and all motor vehiclt
accidents combined. The only way to stol
this is through education and action, lik(
that suggested in the report, she says.
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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FORA 7.'
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TED TIME ONLY. SHOP NOW
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Smoking in D
0 Durham Region health
officials want tougher
measures to curb
tobacco use
RY C'INDI' UPSHAI,1-
__ Dt RHAN1 STAFF
>urham higher than average: Health departm
DURHAM -- A call for tougher anti-
smoking measures has the hacking of the
health department in Durham, where the
deadly habit is more prevalent than the
provincial average.
A study entitled Tobacco: Sounding the
Alarm, conducted by Ontario chief med-
ical officer of health Dr. Richard Schabas.
suggests making all public places and
homes smoke -f rce, rcinsuiting taxes On
cigarettes anti eliminating tobacco corrlpa-
ny sponsorship of arts and sporting events.
Jean Nesbitt, supervisor of puhlic
health nursing for the Durhar
Region Health Department.
says the recommendations go
a long way to eliminating
smoking.
While the department has
education programs on smok-
ing, Ms. Nesbitt says, "We have
hack up our words with actions."
Takino action is particularly important
in Durham Region where most smoking
levels are higher than the provincial aver -
arc. In Durham, smoking among 12 -to -
19 -year-olds is 22 per rent compared to
18 per cent in the rest of the Province:
smoking by 20 -to -44 -year-olds is 40 per
cent in Durham compared to 35 per
ent provincially; and smoking
among •15 -to -h4 -year-olds in
Durham is 31 per cent corn-
p.rcd to 26 per cent provin-
cially.
For women ages 20 to 44
the smoking rate in Durham is
per cent compared to 33 per
cent across the province.
"When you think that half of our young
adult women are smoking, that's alarm-
ing," says Ms. Nesbitt.
Chartered Financial Planner
Jame. 4hufi(lcl. H. 1., ( A.R. Bran.h Nigh
•i ..
rt.tal Fund. (.IC
• Lam. Ii mdN. RFFI'
PLA\ LST • g
�' Imuran.�� I'lannm
" X \ I:.t.ttc I'lanntn;
;' i)fc,io naliv I)rn111,-d Rlx�,P Pri�gnIT.11, ilk
0)n%tilting for ( orjx)ratc• Retirement
Program%, 11vn%ion% & (,roup RR` PF%
Mall for a FREE Consultation �
144 ()Id hint^tun Rd. Nuitc lo2nd Flr Intt-rTict J\\IF,, H*%111 \R.('O%1
• Cornrr of OId trot:%ton Road S Fairahcth strt-tt in K -kerma \ illaLc
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1 Celebrating 15011 Anniversary
1 �
Nov. 23rd, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
1 Nov. 24th, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
I �
I HENRY STREET HIGH SCHOOL
1 614 Henry Street, Whitby
I Over 100 local and rural Ontario Exhibitors.
1
"Many crafts never shown in Durham before".
I .1
1
ilium
oom ' More than 100 door prizes.
'ADMISSION: S2.00
Kids under 10 FREE.
1 ' "Wheelchair accessible". 1
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION PROMOTIONS
(905 723-4521 Fax. (905)723-6117
L -------------J
ent
While there may not be any irnlncdi;tt
implications of the elevated smoking Icy
cls, Ms. Nesbitt says, "If we have all Ihe,,
young people smoking, we do face havin
higher level of illness and death whcl
they reach middle age."
Large levels of smoking-related illnes
could put strain on health care, Ms. itics
hitt says. "It costs all of us and mos
importantly it costs these people thei
lives."
Nis. Nesbitt says smoking and second
hand smoke kill more people than homi
cide, suicide, AIDS and all motor vehiclt
accidents combined. The only way to stol
this is through education and action, lik(
that suggested in the report, she says.
NOT EXACTLY AS SHOWN
A N TA S TIC WAREHOUSE SALE a
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FORA 7.'
IMI
TED TIME ONLY. SHOP NOW
N
FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS.
'TV's, VCR's, MICROWAVES, HOME STEREOS,
CD PLAYERS, TELEPHONES, BREADMAKERS,
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November
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24,
5:00
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7:00 p.m.
Pickering Rotary President Doug Wilkinson presents Ajax/Pickering Hospital's Shirley
;Freek with a gift ($10,000) raised over the last 3 years by Rotary Annual 10K Road Race.
• Lifetime Clublinks Membership
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A _ rY T.V.
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I. You can pay for your purchase h} cash.
cheque. Personal cheque, V1 "a- hla,tert and or personal
will only be accepted w uh the back-up of a
Visa or-\1,:,tcrCard number.
'. Read the flyer and highlight the TIME;, Bl -() CK .,nd ITE.( number of
any merchandise which interests you.
3 The T V Auction will begin on Cable 10 at h
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tiosemher 23. 1996 and 5 p"m. Sunday. %o%emberl14 xtur
1996' .
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4. Bidding will begin for each block it the approximate time inelicated in
the th er. Each BI„ck w ill begin w ith picture, and explanations of the
item, available in that .3U minute period,
5 You can bid on any item that i, still
Su cl.d ,, am to come on frith Saturday or
and closed('), iitem in a block that has not already been nffrrrd
6 Call K3ol-3837 and one of our volunteer operator, will answer The
operator will ask for your tiAStf:. TELEPHO`E -N l "I1HLR, ITf:Sf
!Sl'11Bf:RiSi and.�Sf01'NT sou wish to hid. Al( bids must be in
whole dollar,
7. Our volunteer operator will he monitoring all current hid,. I(suu ur
advised your hid a equal to or les., than the must current hid, you will he
asked it you wish to improve your bid.
'f You will be able to monitor bids fir all items on your TV for the
current block. If a bid higher than yours appears on the screen. plr tsr
call to raise Vo,ur hid het )re the hio ' k losses.
9 The end of each block will be indicated b, a b, 11 and no new bids will
be accepted However, calls in progress will be completed.
10. Mn't wait until the Inst moment to hid. Your phone call may not get
through. Our phone lines are always quite busy near the end of tach
block. Play it safe' Get imoled by bidding earh.
11. STAY BY THE TELEPHONE YOU GAVE THE OPERATOR FOR
winning
LEAST 3U \ilti('TES. 14'r will be calling back to confirm the
winning bid. It we cannot contact the winning bidder• the next bidder
will be contacted.
12. Successful bidders will be able to pick up their merchandise or
certificates at Auction headquarters located at the Home & Leisure
Centre on the West side of the Centre Block. (The Idea House) Look for
the Rotary bonne: in the window.
Pick-up M items will begin on Sunday
11-2 p.m. tar Saturday Blocks and then on Monday ;rid Tuesday from 7-
10 p -m. for all blocks.
It's easy and fun to
,participate. Its also
a fantastic chance to
: support your
SECONDARY scHOOL v community and conte
L (SANK away with some
aimROMA �, terrific values. Turn
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Pet String GM CertdrearE
5100.00
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D6C1 PICKERING NURSERIES
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$32.10
0103 PIZZA HUT - PnzzaCaesa Salad Pitcher of Pop
525.00
0104 FAIRPORT GUARDIAN DRUGS
$150.00
Gd' Certdcate k01 Your HealM ano Beauty Needs
$100.00
0105 KELSEY'S RESTAURANT
$".00
Gn CenAcate for Famrh Cw rrg
625.00
0106 ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF METRO TORONTO
5100.00
Adopt a Poo• Sea• Package rncludng Stuled Bear
5100.00
1107 TOP CUTS • Harcsrvtng GM Celt iate
$5000
C 108 HALENDA'S MEATS
$89.00
Gilt Cem"cate for European Meals
$20.00
0109 MOBILE VACUUM
Raptor Tickets Dec 10 vs Golden State Warriors
Brusr Vac .'acuum'o Clean Up Small Spots
SW 00
0110 LOEB GLENDALE - Disney s Toy Story Video
520.00
0171 NORTH YORK SKI CENTRE
$90.00
Lean• SkxnrySrrwtgardnr Course
$6990
0112 ROUGE VALLEY WINES
$100.00
Make 3C BOmes ''i 'Nine
$89-00
0113 FESTIVAL PLAYERS
0611 Cm TV
2 Tickets'c" Concer This Season
530.00
0114 MELANIE PRINGLE'S RESTAURANT
Tour of City TV Facility
Gd' "ertdreat!
$15.00
0115 STARS PIZZA AND SUB - Eera Large Dftxe Pizza
524.00
0116 IDEAL PAINTS
555.00
Gn',eldrale :ward Part
$50.00
0117 SOMERVILLE PACKAGING RED
0614 TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Tomas Perez Blue Jay
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6107.00
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- ' SEATON GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
5701l)
Entice A mound Ot :.or Por You Arc A Cned
$50.00
0119 SATURN SMB ISUZU OF PICKERING
$10.00
I Lube a, S = ft- =Ius 2 Saturr Basi l
0619 WL1A VIONUA VIDEO Tni Pot
Caps Plus 1 Per
570.00
0120 ANNAkDALE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
0621 MARY BROMUMS FIIED C10G N
4 Goa Passes vakd Anv Day
592.00
0121 ARNTS LOAM SUPPLY
661.00
Grit pace :,or: _* ': -t wood Delivered
05.60
0122 HAIR FITNESS SALON
0623 VIDEO KING SUPERSTORE
Mean s Wash :.ut 6 Starter
$15.00
0723 HEROW.ATE DINNER THEATRE
$60.00
2 Dreier 6 Show -Ckets
570.00
C124 Z ART GALLERY
Membership o1 Parent and Chid (under 5) a1 to
Ge' Candicate oviar'SS Framing pr Print
6100.00
in partnership with VNMW
November 23,
6:00 p.m.
BLOCK 3: T00-7:30 P.N1.
Sponsored b% PENN KOTE LTD.
0301 NOSTALGIC COI .LECTABLES
Nostalgic Reproductions of Coca-Cola Napkin
and Straw Dispenser $110
0302 DR. S. WAfTZER DERMATOLOGY
Personal Slim Consueahor Plus Up To $50 in Treatment
0303 BYRON PRODUCTS
Upper Blue Oshawa Generals Tickets
Jan 12 vs Kingston $16.00
0304 RUSTCHECK CENTRE
One Cornpietc Fust Cher* Treater l For Your Car $115.00
0305 FESTIVAL PLAYERS
4 Concert rickets For The 199657 Season 660.00
0306 SUBWAY - 6 Foot Sub $W10
0307 PIZZA HUT - PizzaCaesar Salad'Pdcher of Pop 625.00
0306 LOEB GLENDALE - Disney s Toy Story Video $20.00
0309 THE WINNING EDGE Canadian C50S Hockey
Stick FightPlus' Skate Sharpening $31 00
0310 LAKERIDGESKIRESORT-:WeeknigntLiftTickets $44.00
0311 HAIR FITNESS SALON
Lades Wash Cut and Style $21.01D
W12 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE
Grey Leaf 'ckets Dec 3C vs Islanders 642.00
0313 1=0 CANADA
Desktop Calculator Model 1232 $170.00
0314 VISAGE
Spa "ro Skn Consultation Make -Op Application.
Hato and Naw Plus Lipstick $41.00
0315 JULIE'S ESSO
Basket of Car Care Amessones Including
Esso GM CeMoaOes $110.00
0316 SUB PUB - GALLANTRY -S - Gtr Cent"(; 625.00
031' SMfTHERS OASIS CANADA
Gam KA Swply $75.00
0318 DISCOUNT PAINT
GA CeMhcate to, Pant Supplies $100.00
"9 THE GIFT GALLERY - Gfhrare $100.00
0320 ANNANDALE GOLF AND CURLING
CLUB - ROUND OF GOLF FOR 4 $92.00
TEE TO PN INDOOR GOLF CENTRES
Prepare or Nee Goo Season we this Gtr Certificate 630.00
0322 WILDWOOD FORD SALES LIMITED
Lite Cil ad FAB 625.00
0323 VICKY'S HAIRSTYLING - Penn Get Ce diate 1% 00
0324 YOGUN FRUZ
5 Containers of Frozen Yogum 540.00
0325 MAGIC IMAGE
Decorates Pmts Framed and Matto
10:00 p.m.
BLOCK 4:7:30-8:00 P.M.
BLOCK 2:6:30-T00 P.M.
Sponsored bY ZAKAROW INDUSTRIES
0401 CONTINENTAL FITNESS INC. - ADOotnnal Trainer
Sponsored h% NIONDO PRODUCTS
A Great Addition To Your Physical Fitness Activities;
$100.00
0201 PIZZA HUT - AJAX
D6C1 PICKERING NURSERIES
1 Year Voice Mad Box With Private Number
$120.00
Pizza Caesar Salad Pdlner of Pop
$25.00
Your Will or Power of Attorney for Husband and Wile
$150.00
0202 WESTBROOK BUILDINGANSPECTION CENTRE
EDUCATION
GM Certificate for European Wine
$".00
Free P•e-Purchase Home irspecnor
6225.00
Personalized Behnd'he Scenes Tour of Zoo
5100.00
0203 ROUGE VALLEY WINES
Get Certificate For Any Rem in Store
at Sa ters IT in Pickering Village
55010
Free Nine Making Go- ; endoate
$89.00
FOR $100.00 VALUE AT OLCO PETROLEUM
$100.00
0204 MASTER MECHANIC
Raptor Tickets Dec 10 vs Golden State Warriors
Red for Feb 265''Ororlo Vs Washington
$136.00
P•e-caro GM Ce^dcate 'or A Vanety Of
Relaxation Therapy Session
Sanyo Cordless Phone
$90.00
Automotive Services
520.00
Two 1 Hou Massage Seswns
$100.00
0205 MASTER MECHANIC
S25.00
0412 GOLDEN GRIDDLE FAMILY RESTAURANTS
0611 Cm TV
Re Pac Gift _erdcate for Engine Analysis
570.00
0413 ACCOUNTING SOLUTIONS
Tour of City TV Facility
0206 SPORTS MEDICINE 6 REHABILI?%TION CLINIC
5100.00
0414 DRY ADVANTAGE CARPET A UPHOLSTERY
1 Par of LkmOaea Sunglasses
' Pre -Pard "ou• - Massa7e
555.00
6 Upholstery Cleaning
$100.00
020E ANNANDALE GOLF 8 COUNTRY CLUB
0614 TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Tomas Perez Blue Jay
I Annual Strap Mailbox Recital
6107.00
4 Passes -c Annandale Cc b Country Clue
0615 MAGIC IMAGE- 2 Framed DKwalor Prints
GM Certificate for a "air Pennanen(
5701l)
Valid Monday tc Sunday
$92.00
3 Ski Ldt'ckets Hidden Valley
$10.00
0208 TRAVEL PORT
0619 WL1A VIONUA VIDEO Tni Pot
SVocery Gift CeMrpte McMulleirs Food Basics
550.00
3 C..arar s : glee -apes games 8'he Grant Peal+
0621 MARY BROMUMS FIIED C10G N
Gill Certificate for Har Cut. Blow Dry and Facal
$104.00
Pokarontas Willy iii
661.00
1 Par GCM Pro 35C Hockey Skates
5100.00
0209 MOUNT ST LOUASIMOONSTONE
0623 VIDEO KING SUPERSTORE
Passes 10 Got at Annandale Goa 8 Country Club
S92.00
2 Mrdwee. ,_n -chez
$60.00
2 Ski Lit Passes for Lakerdge Ski Resort
$44.00
0210 HARDWOOD HILLS
Membership o1 Parent and Chid (under 5) a1 to
Ported Package One Hour Mob Photo
SM.99
X C- rrr..earr -_ Sk Package For A Family Of Four
$120.00
0425 LAKERDGE LINKS GOLF CLUB
$,ti
0211 PICKERING HOBBIES LTD
$60.00.
60C -Price ::ar '.e. Puzzle
$15.00
2 VAMAAR 6 COOPER -Ire Corporation Of A Will
$100.00
1213 ROYAL BANK .2 GOLD TICKETS.
LEAFS VS PHOENIX MAR 22)97
518000
9214 WHfTEVALE GOLF CLUB
4 PASSES FOR THE 1997 SEASON
S17500
- WHTTEVALE CRAFTWORKS - 9 Wea.ng .essons
6100.00
K'o TUXEDO ROYALE LTD ' Mer• s -uxedc Rental
$125.00
0217 VICTORY FIRE EQUIPMENT INC
1 e5 Pre Eenguisn!•
$43.50
0218 TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Mcrosof' ^ce Texibo0k
5100.00
CIM9 TOWN OF PIC KE RING SQUASH
MEMBERSHIP AT REC CENTRE INCLUDING
HEALTH CLUB. POOL. WHIRLPOOL
5400.00
T
.... WORLD PREMIER HEALTH CLUB
1 year "eaer Ck& Mer -ti C
moo
0221 CANADIAN TIRE SET OF 12 SPALDG
GOLF CLUBS -RIGHT HANDED
$430.00I:
IMAGE - 2 Cv coratoi Pmts 'eddy Bears
$40-00
; DAGMAR SKI RESORT - 2 Four Hour Ski Passes
$44 00
0224 UNIVERSAL MARKETING AGENCIES
;aoies .famine, P,..rse
$4500
6:00 p.m.
BLOCK 3: T00-7:30 P.N1.
Sponsored b% PENN KOTE LTD.
0301 NOSTALGIC COI .LECTABLES
Nostalgic Reproductions of Coca-Cola Napkin
and Straw Dispenser $110
0302 DR. S. WAfTZER DERMATOLOGY
Personal Slim Consueahor Plus Up To $50 in Treatment
0303 BYRON PRODUCTS
Upper Blue Oshawa Generals Tickets
Jan 12 vs Kingston $16.00
0304 RUSTCHECK CENTRE
One Cornpietc Fust Cher* Treater l For Your Car $115.00
0305 FESTIVAL PLAYERS
4 Concert rickets For The 199657 Season 660.00
0306 SUBWAY - 6 Foot Sub $W10
0307 PIZZA HUT - PizzaCaesar Salad'Pdcher of Pop 625.00
0306 LOEB GLENDALE - Disney s Toy Story Video $20.00
0309 THE WINNING EDGE Canadian C50S Hockey
Stick FightPlus' Skate Sharpening $31 00
0310 LAKERIDGESKIRESORT-:WeeknigntLiftTickets $44.00
0311 HAIR FITNESS SALON
Lades Wash Cut and Style $21.01D
W12 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE
Grey Leaf 'ckets Dec 3C vs Islanders 642.00
0313 1=0 CANADA
Desktop Calculator Model 1232 $170.00
0314 VISAGE
Spa "ro Skn Consultation Make -Op Application.
Hato and Naw Plus Lipstick $41.00
0315 JULIE'S ESSO
Basket of Car Care Amessones Including
Esso GM CeMoaOes $110.00
0316 SUB PUB - GALLANTRY -S - Gtr Cent"(; 625.00
031' SMfTHERS OASIS CANADA
Gam KA Swply $75.00
0318 DISCOUNT PAINT
GA CeMhcate to, Pant Supplies $100.00
"9 THE GIFT GALLERY - Gfhrare $100.00
0320 ANNANDALE GOLF AND CURLING
CLUB - ROUND OF GOLF FOR 4 $92.00
TEE TO PN INDOOR GOLF CENTRES
Prepare or Nee Goo Season we this Gtr Certificate 630.00
0322 WILDWOOD FORD SALES LIMITED
Lite Cil ad FAB 625.00
0323 VICKY'S HAIRSTYLING - Penn Get Ce diate 1% 00
0324 YOGUN FRUZ
5 Containers of Frozen Yogum 540.00
0325 MAGIC IMAGE
Decorates Pmts Framed and Matto
10:00 p.m.
BLOCK 4:7:30-8:00 P.M.
Sponsored bY ZAKAROW INDUSTRIES
0401 CONTINENTAL FITNESS INC. - ADOotnnal Trainer
DELOIT'1'E TOUCHE &
A Great Addition To Your Physical Fitness Activities;
$100.00
0402 ANSWER NORTH AMERICA
D6C1 PICKERING NURSERIES
1 Year Voice Mad Box With Private Number
$120.00
0403 JOHN G. HOWRS (LAWYER) "Gift Certetcale for
D602 DR. DENNIS MALET - Comprehensive Chiropractic
Your Will or Power of Attorney for Husband and Wile
$150.00
0404 ROUGE VALLEY WINES
EDUCATION
GM Certificate for European Wine
$".00
0405 METRO TORONTO ZOO
3 Meals Daily lin Costa Ria
Personalized Behnd'he Scenes Tour of Zoo
5100.00
:406 SAUTERS MN - Gift Certificate lot 550 00
Get Certificate For Any Rem in Store
at Sa ters IT in Pickering Village
55010
0407 OLCO PETROLEUM - GIFT CERTIFICATE
1 Prepaid Hour of Massage
FOR $100.00 VALUE AT OLCO PETROLEUM
$100.00
Imre SOMERVILLE PACKAGING - 2 Hockey Tickets
Raptor Tickets Dec 10 vs Golden State Warriors
Red for Feb 265''Ororlo Vs Washington
$136.00
7,409 GAYLY COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Relaxation Therapy Session
Sanyo Cordless Phone
$90.00
0410 RENE SHELDON MASSAGE THERAPIST
2 One Day LII Passes at Se Sams
Two 1 Hou Massage Seswns
$100.00
0411 PIZZA HUT - AJAX - Pizza Diner For 4
S25.00
0412 GOLDEN GRIDDLE FAMILY RESTAURANTS
0611 Cm TV
6 GRI Certificates Wont $5 00 ea for Goo.- Grdde
530.00
0413 ACCOUNTING SOLUTIONS
Tour of City TV Facility
Gtr Certificate for Personal Tax Services
5100.00
0414 DRY ADVANTAGE CARPET A UPHOLSTERY
1 Par of LkmOaea Sunglasses
CLEANING - Gift Certificate tot Carpet
0613 RECYCLING RESOURCES - Children BookslPuppoi
6 Upholstery Cleaning
$100.00
0415 MAILBOXES ETC.IPICKERING)
0614 TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Tomas Perez Blue Jay
I Annual Strap Mailbox Recital
6107.00
0416 QUATTRO HAIR FASHION
0615 MAGIC IMAGE- 2 Framed DKwalor Prints
GM Certificate for a "air Pennanen(
5701l)
D417 HIMEN VALLEY HIGHLANDS
0617 GOLDEN GRIDDLE - Golden Grid* GA C-rim"es
3 Ski Ldt'ckets Hidden Valley
$10.00
0418 McMULLENS FOOD BASICS
0619 WL1A VIONUA VIDEO Tni Pot
SVocery Gift CeMrpte McMulleirs Food Basics
550.00
0419 THE SHOPPE
0621 MARY BROMUMS FIIED C10G N
Gill Certificate for Har Cut. Blow Dry and Facal
$104.00
04M SOURCE FOR SPORTS
0622 UNIVERSAL YARIET0IG AGENCIES
1 Par GCM Pro 35C Hockey Skates
5100.00
0421 ANNANDALE GOLF 6 COUNTRY CLUB - 4 Got
0623 VIDEO KING SUPERSTORE
Passes 10 Got at Annandale Goa 8 Country Club
S92.00
0422 LAKERDGE SKI RESORT
0624 WINCHESTER ARMS -swuftm
2 Ski Lit Passes for Lakerdge Ski Resort
$44.00
0423 ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO
Membership o1 Parent and Chid (under 5) a1 to
Ported Package One Hour Mob Photo
SM.99
0424 MAGIC IMAGE - 3 Assorted Decorator Putts
$10.00
0425 LAKERDGE LINKS GOLF CLUB
$,ti
? Goer Passes for 1 a "ores - Weekdays
$60.00.
13LOCK 5: 8-00-8:30 P.M.
Sprmsorrd b%'
DELOITTE TOI;CHE & CA!"i TEL
05C1 DANIEL FRYWSBfTT BURNSIC.L MUTUAL FUNDS
C Mutuaj F.indaPSP RefrerrWV Pky SN0.00
0502 LYWO RD LUMBER CO - ComAess Orn 6 Charger
Incniong . ✓ersacax Bameres d 19 Cine Bits 590.00
0503 LOEB GLENDALE (Differ sell Finch:
Drsrev s Ton Sio, Y01c: $20.00
0504 DAG MAR SKI RESORT
21t4 Hour:agmar Acne SA Passes 546.00
D505 G RUSSELL PUMPING SERVICE
Septic -arm Pam Dul $125.00
0606 NTERNATIO LAL POOL A SPA
Pool Ocoenng Spring 199SMM
0507 NINE NOT' - 3C Bonles of Beaufotars Nouveau
lot any other fund, $120.00
000608 PURDUE FREDERICK - 4 RAPTORS TICKETS
1. COPS COLISEUM DEC. 26
RAPTORS nrs. KNICKS 537210
0509 HEPCO CREDIT UHION
One Justin Case Emergency Car Kos SMI110
0510 LONE STAR CAFE - 2x S25 Gill CerUitanes
Lore Star Cate Toeerds Purchase of Omer 55010
0511 PIZZA HUT - AJAX
1 x Large Pizza Caesar Salad A Pitcher of Pop $25.00
0512 DUFFWS CREEK CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH
CENTRE - 2 Gill Certificates, Haft Hou Massage
Plus 2 Chiropractic Gill CwW-aM S1110.00
0513 NATIONAL SPORTS - Omit Hour Use of Party A
Team Meeting Roan Plus 30 File Tokens $11010
0514 FESTIVAL PLAYERS - 2 Tc kws to any Festival
Players PeMrmances - Dec. 14. Alar 29, May 10 630.110
0515 KNXRKASTICS KIDS - Children's Crafts 6
Action P $19725
0516 NORTH Y K SKI CENTRE -1 All Season's
Pass ler Norte York Slu Csrbe $270D0
0517 ABIGALS NEAT RETREAT
12 Day Man cu elPedwe(Fapal A Back Massage SIMM
0518 LAKERDGE SIO RESORTS
2 x AdA NtgtK Ski Passes - LakwNdpe Ski HewM1s
Mon1Sa1. 4.30-10 00 pm. $N.00
0619 LENS CRAFTERS - $2M GFT CERTIFICATE
FOR LENS CRAFTERS PRODUCTS 52110
0520 CAMTEL - Toshao 10 CMnW Scanning Corless
Telephone wish Speed Dal. Page A RPM slum
0521 EAST SDE MAROS -
2X $30 Git CwMicate for East Side Mom's 69010
0522 BELAMYS RESTAURANT - $20.00 GR CerMiiale
for s Restadtan. 233 Bay$ SI.. Ajax am
MM Y A Y NEAT SHOP - SW Gift Cod*zW from
M&M Meg Shop. 20 Harwood Ave.. Aox 80.00
0524 AJAX OPTICAL A PICKERING OPTICAL - $50
Gilt Car iicate from Ajax OphcallPickervg Optical am
0525 MOUNT ST. LOUIS MOONSTONE - 2 X A**
Midwesk Lit Tickets ler Moues St. Low Moonstone :90 OO
BLOCK 6: 8:30-9:00 P.M.
Sponsored b"•
0801 PEAK BUILDING SUPPLIES
DELOIT'1'E TOUCHE &
Humidor ler Furnace
CAN -AM TEL
D802 COLN JAMES SCHOOL OF TAE KWON DO
D6C1 PICKERING NURSERIES
>
2 Amarytis Plants -5C Bulbs
$9$
D602 DR. DENNIS MALET - Comprehensive Chiropractic
$160
Exam for Your Entire Farrel $400.00
1603 TOWN OF PICKERING
EDUCATION
uicn with the Mayor of Pickering Wayne Mikes
5150
0604 FLEX IT HEALTH AND FITNESS CENTRE
3 Meals Daily lin Costa Ria
1 YEAR FRNESS MEMBERSHIP $372.00
X605 PICKERING HOBBIES
0806 KAITLN GROUP
Get Certificate For Any Rem in Store
$50.00
0606 SPORTS MEDICINE A IIEHAINLRATION CLINIC
0807 HIDDEN VALLEY HIGHLANDS DS SKI AREA
1 Prepaid Hour of Massage
655
0607 BRIAN HAWKE BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
0808 MAGICWAGE
Raptor Tickets Dec 10 vs Golden State Warriors
$156
0608 HEALING ARTS ALTERNATIVE
'
0909 FLEX -IT HEALTH CLUB -1 YEAR
Relaxation Therapy Session
$25
0609 SBR SAYS SD AREA
0810 SIR SAMS SKI AREA
2 One Day LII Passes at Se Sams
616
0610 ROYAL BANK
0011 MAGIC WAGE
2 Red Leal Tickets Feb 8 vs Vancouver
$136
0611 Cm TV
' 0012 EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEM - SHARP
Cy TV Prof Ki al Nems Plus Pmvae
$100
Tour of City TV Facility
$100
0612 DR. Ga r incur OPTOMETRY
$0/
1 Par of LkmOaea Sunglasses
$159
0613 RECYCLING RESOURCES - Children BookslPuppoi
$372
Slow with ErWaornlrlW Thom
$100
0614 TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Tomas Perez Blue Jay
House Gongieftemil Cake
Gm $Wan Jersey
SW
0615 MAGIC IMAGE- 2 Framed DKwalor Prints
$30
0616 PIZZA HUT - P=WCassar SalaOf'Pilchor of Pop
$2S
0617 GOLDEN GRIDDLE - Golden Grid* GA C-rim"es
$40
0616 DE BOERS - Pio and COW Pchus (2 Pieces)
6118
0619 WL1A VIONUA VIDEO Tni Pot
no
0620 SOFT MOC IIIC. - Sop Moc GN COMCI"
$100
0621 MARY BROMUMS FIIED C10G N
$iS
Vouchos for Chicken Dashers
625
0622 UNIVERSAL YARIET0IG AGENCIES
675
Lades' LeeOW Purse
so
0623 VIDEO KING SUPERSTORE
$100
Movie Card ler 10 Rentals,
$39
0624 WINCHESTER ARMS -swuftm
so
0625 YMCA PICKERING FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE
4250
Membership o1 Parent and Chid (under 5) a1 to
$44
YMCA Faniy ReslKupi Cerhae
176
An Evening
Patronized by
BLOCK 19:00-9:30 P.M.
Sponsored b'v
0801 PEAK BUILDING SUPPLIES
CIBC - AJAYJPICKERING
Humidor ler Furnace
0701 ROUGE VALLEY WIVES
D802 COLN JAMES SCHOOL OF TAE KWON DO
Wine Making - 30 Bolles
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00. 0702 ANNANDALE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
0803 AUDLEY ROAD STABLE
1997 WEEKDAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP
$160
0703 CANADIAN ORGANIZATION OF TROPICAL
0" ROUGE VALLEY NINES
EDUCATION
Gdt Cetldoae ler 30 Bothes of European Wine
One Week s Accommodation For Two Including
0805 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
3 Meals Daily lin Costa Ria
5660
0704 DR. ALBERT CHAN
0806 KAITLN GROUP
Dema) Examination X Rays. Corauearon
SMI)
0705 PIZZA HUT
0807 HIDDEN VALLEY HIGHLANDS DS SKI AREA
Pizza Caesar SalaYPnlner or Pop
625
0706 PROFESSIONAL HAIR SALON
0808 MAGICWAGE
Har Salon Gift Certificate
525
0707 ART THOMPSON ARENA
'
0909 FLEX -IT HEALTH CLUB -1 YEAR
One Hou of ICG Rental
$1150
0708 MAGIC NAGE
0810 SIR SAMS SKI AREA
Prn1-Or" EICMg •Aulunn Haze- by Kathleen Cain
1000
0709 GOLDEN GRIDDLE
0011 MAGIC WAGE
Diner GA C 06cake
�p
0710 ENERGY MATTERS
' 0012 EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEM - SHARP
Resider" Enorw Audo Ot You Hare
$100
0711 BOYER PONTIAC-&ACK GMC
0813 TUDOR ARMS PUB A RESTAURANT
Green Leal Tduh ler Det. 14 vs. Phoom
$0/
0712 FLEX4T HEALTH CLUB
0814 DANIEL FRY - NESBITT BUIMS
IYON MlenbersfkpklckWngAMServices
$372
0713 DE BOERS - Set of Three Brass Planers
449
0714 MAGIC WAGE
House Gongieftemil Cake
2 Dow0w PMs Framed and Mated
$30
0715 THE CRAFTERS MARKET
3 Day Way Voucws
Crap GMs Comiitate
no
0716 ARM FLETT SNCLAIR
1 Servide Cat Vouchw
CIIANIERED ACCOUNTAIrrS
0818 WALTS BEAMRY WITH TAPS
BW -V Servs ler Beau$ and fit Beast ler Dec. 6
5193
0717 REGALIS - Fine Diling Gil CetlipaM
n0
0718 KX9i - KX96 M-tTirorhdise • Hat. T -Shin, Mug
$iS
0719 YCOONALWS AJAX
0020 AJAX OPTICAL A PICKERING OPTICAL
Dettnn Shit ernbtoidwed with McDonakrs ChwacNs
675
0720 AMAZE -NG PARTES AID PLAY CENTRE
0821 DE BOERS - Iron Fbor Lamp we Copper Finish
Children's Parry ler up to 10
$100
721 DAKOTA BOBS - Dino GA CeNicaM
150
0772 CONSUMERS GAS
woes
VVkilrrdk" 30 BoWn
STERLING PROPANE B"
4250
0733 LAKEROM SKI RESORT - 2 No Ski Pam
$44
0724 SWISS CHALET - Dirnw Gift Comice es
0825 VA. HAIR DESIGN--
0725 BREW KETTLE - C mine M for Brewig Beer or Wins
So
BLOCK 8:9:30-10:00 P.M.
Sponsored bY MESSIER-DOWTY
0801 PEAK BUILDING SUPPLIES
Humidor ler Furnace
1iS
D802 COLN JAMES SCHOOL OF TAE KWON DO
One Yea Tae Kwon Doo Lessons
6i49
0803 AUDLEY ROAD STABLE
One Week Summer Horse Camp
5250
0" ROUGE VALLEY NINES
Gdt Cetldoae ler 30 Bothes of European Wine
so
0805 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Royal Banc Mutual Fund
5250
0806 KAITLN GROUP
Fistwig Chaser on Lake Cram for 8 People
Sim
0807 HIDDEN VALLEY HIGHLANDS DS SKI AREA
2 Let Passes Hddan Valky
Sit
0808 MAGICWAGE
Roadside Creek - Loted Ekaoon Print
sm
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0909 FLEX -IT HEALTH CLUB -1 YEAR
NENBERSH P AT FLEX -IT HEALTH CLUB
$3n
0810 SIR SAMS SKI AREA
2 Adull Ski Passes
so
0011 MAGIC WAGE
2 Framed ONKoralo purls
so
' 0012 EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEM - SHARP
PORTABLE CD PLAYER MODEL 900130
5720
0813 TUDOR ARMS PUB A RESTAURANT
One Jean Shirt wish Tudor Arms YssOrIF
0814 DANIEL FRY - NESBITT BUIMS
Dynamic Mltt Fund Package
1710
0815 LITTLE AUSTRIA - Gil C 41licMe ler a ChoeowM
House Gongieftemil Cake
0816 THE PEANUT CLUB
3 Day Way Voucws
121
0817 DUMBARTON RADIO A TV LTD.
1 Servide Cat Vouchw
176
0818 WALTS BEAMRY WITH TAPS
Dater Gil Cw4icaMs
$20
0619 VINCENT NAIRTSYLING
Men's Hass" and Lacks' Himit"
$40
0020 AJAX OPTICAL A PICKERING OPTICAL
SW Gift Cwlirases
$50
0821 DE BOERS - Iron Fbor Lamp we Copper Finish
$199
0822 HEALNG ARTS ALTERNATIVE
Relexalicin Sesew
0823 ROUGE VALLEY
woes
VVkilrrdk" 30 BoWn
$111111
0824 Y 'S FOOD BA=
Grocery Gift Comics*
$50
0825 VA. HAIR DESIGN--
Wash. Cu, S"
$,ti
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BLOCK 10:5:30-6:00 Y.M.
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meets Tuesday morning (7:15 - 8:15 a.m.) Cable & Pineridge Secondary School have made this auction a
at the Golden Griddle Restaurant. If you success. The donation of labour, production facilities and air time on
are interested in becoming involved call the community channels in Ajax and Pickering enables us to dedicate
-Doug Wellman (831-8642) for more - all monies raised to the Community Service work done by the Rotary.
information. We sincerely appreciate this vital contribution.
• 10th anniversary of our Pickering r .and to the fantastic volunteers who generously gave their time and
Rotary Music Festival energy to make the Rotary TN. auction for Ajax & Pickering a
• 50th anniversary as an Easter Seals club. reality. A million thanks to them and to all those who were still
We support a caseload of 60 children signing up to help as we went to press.
with an annual budget of $30,000 ruction Committee: George Coutts, Tom Sears, David Speed,
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seeks help
to make
Christmas
merry for
area needy
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
1-FAVi Kt:F't)Ft1'F:Ft _
AJAX-PICKF RING -- Your help is
;ought again this year to make Christmas
ncrry for area needy families.
About S(N) families, including I,(NN)
children, are expected to need help from
the Ajax -'Pickering Salvation Army's
annual Christinas appeal campaign,
Family Services Centre e ecutivc direc-
tor Pawl Carew says. I-ast year, 492 fam-
ihe,� received assistance from Salle Ann.
Nlr. C'arcw notes different people are
now looking_ to the Salvation Ann-, tier
"1'n1 seeing it difference. People who
have had their hours cut. «'c*%e secn a
few nurses who have had their hours cut
back drastically. People who arc working
and wouldn't normally think of usin, us
fur assistance are now seeking help."
E :unifies wanting aid must register in
person with the Salvation Anny by Fn -
da\, Dec. h. Make pnx)f ofaddress, proof
of income and identification ti)r all tarni-
ly members livin,,, at the address. Regis-
ter at the new location of the Family Scr-
1 ices Centre, at 44 Commercial A%e. in
Ajax. "We'll take applications after I)ec.
t), but it depends on how much f(x)d we
_ret; they might not get as inuch fixxf. It's
nc\rr been a problem. but I say it in case
tie don't get as much f(x)d." 'qtr. Carew
salt's.
7hc Family Services Centre i, open
from 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 to
4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Sally Ann
is I(x)king for peanut butter, powdered
milk, dry pasta, macaroni and cheese
dinners, canned Fruit, vegetables, soup,
meat, fish, pasta, stew or milk, sugar,
flour, cereal, spaghetti sauce, and juice
crystals and boxes.
New, unwrapped gifts can be left at
the Family Services Centre. Mr. Carew
says plenty of toys for young children are
donated each year, but gifts for young-
sters 10 and older are usually in short
supply. Among suggested items for older
children are clothing, sporting goods,
make-up, hair dryers or curling irons, gift
certificates and musical tapes or CDs.
Cash donations and Canadian Tire
money are also accepted and will be used
to buy items in short supply.
Hampers and gifts will be distributed
between Dec. 16 and 24. People apply-
ing for help will be given a time when
they can pick up their hamper and gifts.
Volunteers are needed to help sort
gilts and to staff kettles at the Pickering
Town Centre and the Loblaws store at
Hwy. 2 and Harwood Avenue in Ajax.
Food drop-off boxes in Ajax are at
Loblaws, LOEB Baywood in the plaza at
the Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue,
LOEB Ajax Marketplace at Westney
Road North and Magill Drive, and at
Food Basics in the Harwood Place Mall.
Food left at drop-off boxes in Picker-
ing gees to the St. Paul's on -the -Hill
Food Bank. Food can also be left at area
fire halls.Call Mr. Carew at 427-7123.
Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army officer Paul Carew
shows off the organization's emergency response vehi-
cle during the opening Saturday of the group's new
Family Services Centre on Commercial Avenue in Ajax.
Carew is the executive director of the centre, which had
been in the Ajax Plaza. photo by Sal Sacco
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Call us a+ 683-5110 with your entertainment news
Set for a trip
'to Oklahoma!
Students at Dunbarton High School in Pickering are
preparing for their production of the perennially pop-
ular musical Oklahoma! being staged Nov. 28-30 at
the school. Here (from left) Erin Helmer. Konrad
Nespiak and Josie Dye take part in a dress
rehearsal for the upcoming show. About 80 students
are involved in the production. Tickets are S8 (S6 for
seniors and students) and are available by calling
839-1125.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Ajax, PickeiCounty Town Singers
performing two
joint concerts
DURHAM-- The County TownSingers of Whithv will perforintwo
concerts with two local musical groups
next month.The Singers will perform a point
concert with the Pickering Concert
Band at Dunharton-Fairport United
Church. 1066 Dunharion Rd.. Picker -
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Open 7 Days .A Week
:�Lco Availub(e. rivate 7tooms /or Chru;tenhyS, WeddingRecepti'on_c, or anySpecia(Evenr • Everyday Specials
K' ton Rd.
r I 1305 flickering Nkwy.(at Livery
it 1 0 420-7577r
ng groups join for a song
ing, on Sunday. Dec. I at 2 p.m.
The County Town Singers will also
pertilrm with an Nax vocal choir at
Christmas concerts in Oshawa.
The Program. entitled The Child at
Christmas, will he Presented by the
Simu,ers under the direction of Barbara
Ouellette at the Salvation Army Tcn1-
p1e, Thornton Road North, on Monday.
Dec. 9 and I'uesday. Dec. 10. at 8 p.m.
each night.
Special guest performers are the
Young Singers of Ajar and Silence is
Children Muse over stories
AJAX -- An orgamiation dedicated to
writing has teamed up with the Ajax
Puhll, L1hran to present a hicrar), acUy-
ia-, for children next month.
The Wrilcrs Circle of Durham Rci'ion
and the Ajax Iihrry are collahoratin' on
a children s _,athcnn,, Sundae. Dec. H at
p.m.
Youn_,s(crs are Imitcd to bring their
stone. to share with each other at the
H.rwkxid Avenue lihr.in branch chil-
dren,, N)ok section. Students of the Writ-
ers Circles Slusc Program and am chil-
dren aged six to 1.3 who enjoy writing
and telling stones are welcome to partic-
ipate. Also welcome arc adult writers of
children's material who are invited to
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Enjoy the warm
country atmosphere
at Thunderbird Golf
and Country Club
• Prime Rib Buffet
Dinner served
from 6pm-9pm
• Dancing 9pm-?
• $85 per couple
(tax included)
For reservations call
Carol at
686-1121
Ext: 21 -.
THe BIND
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995 Myrtle Rd. in Ashburn
mingle. read and discuss writln_r matters
in general. The event will end with it
Musc Pru,,ram rcprescntaU\'c leading a
collaborative;ton-huildin,1 session.
The public is invited to see crcatix•ity
in action and watch voum, writers take
pride in their work For more informa-
tion, call Eliiatxth Richlc at -1_'7-0410 or
check w ith any branch of the Ajax Pub-
lic I.1hran.
Music'.
Tickets are available in Whithy a'
Lafontaine Trading Post, 106 Dundw
St. W., and at A Touch of Class, 10=
Consumers Dr., and in Oshawa at Wil
son & Lee, til Slincoc St. N.. and Will
tcrs Music Centre. 349 Kine St. W.
Tickets for the Christmas concer
arc $10 for adults. $8 for seniors ane
students and $5 for children 12 ane
under.
For more information, call Joanne
Clarry at 327-02(11.
It Tul'�tt 1141 - -r
Featuring Goldilocks
Presented by
Pickering Pla},ers
An interactive musica. _. reedy — -
Nov 29 8 p rr Nov 30 2 p m 8 8,-n. Dec 1 2
Doc 68prn Dec 72prr 8c, ^�. Dec.82pm
Dec 138prr.Dec '�2Cm &cpm.
Aaults'10. Senors 8 $tudents'8,Cndtlren 6
Box Office 905-420-2507
All Performances at Dunbarton-FairportUrMed Church
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mwUng sHlndrda in our own kite
and stnrtrid � tp�sl»d potatoes �
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Homesty/e Cooking
at a tasty price!
Roast Turkey
Dinner & Fixins
Hand carved over roasted ��
turkey with cranberry sauce $16
& seasoned stuffing.
�. Waterloo Country
Pot Roast
Tender roast d bed slow cooked
n is own oke d our secret63
1_, blend d spices. Atamy tratidat
: for gerterabolts.
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Meatloaf
Choice ground beet lightly $5 n
seasoned 8 topped with
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grilled fresh ntushroartts
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(905) 837.0023 (905) 438-1894 (905) 571-3621
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equal or lesser value. Valid Mon.-Thurs. 5 p.m. -8 p.m.
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Entertainment Nov. 20, 1996
A song for new citizens
Members of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering entertain new Canadian citizens and their guests
at a special citizenship court held at the school. Twenty new Canadians, all residents of Pickering, received
their citizenship certificates from Judge Walter Borosa during the ceremony. Choir members are (front from
left) Courtney Kurysh, Jennifer Roger, Lindsey Duncan and (back from left) Christine Dineley, Dawn O'Brien
and Kristina Kaldies.
V REVIEW
Laughs over there at Who's Under Where?
❑ Good script, capable
cast add up to
an evening of
laughter in Pickering
BY BILI. SIMPSON
_:sPF.CIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER_
PICKERING -- Who's Under
Where? is another in the Herongate
Barn Theatre tradition of plays that
can't be taken seriously.
h is a very funny comedy, thanks
to a good script and a talented cast
and crew who do take their work
seriously.
The cast have all appeared at
Herongate before and all gave strong
performances, to the point where it
would be difficult to give special
mention to any of them.
Director Costin Manu, who's new
to Herongate, and stage manager
Joanne Norman deserve a lot of cred-
it for this fast -paced show.
Aside from a few slow moments in
the first act, this show just rolls along
from one laugh to another. A lot of
humor is in the physical antics of the
performers, not just the spoken
words.
Who's Under Where? is a recent
Canadian comedy, written by Marcia
Kash and Doug Hughes.
Festival Players music ensemble needs promoters
AJAX -- Music lovers are being
sought to sing the praises of a local
ensemble.
The Festival Players, a non-profit
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Durham Aquatic Club
hosts first Fall Fest Meet
Durham Aquatic Club's Sophie Dona makes her way to the finish while
competing in the girls' 100 -metre breaststroke event at the club's inau-
gural Fall Fest Meet at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool Saturday.
A number of local clubs participated at the meet.
photo by Celia Bronkhorst
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Pickering Panthers get one point
against high -flying Quinte Hawks
By AL RIVETT
_ SPORIS RIJ't)KHR
PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers got
.ome revenge on the Quintc Hawks Sunday
niu,ht. 4S hours after Quintc handed the Panthers
their second loss of the season Friday evening.
The Panthers were forced to settle for it 3-3 tic
against East Division -rival Hawks in Metro
Junior 'A' Hockey League regular -season action
at the Pickering Recreation Complex. As it
turned out, it was the only point the Panthers
would earn over the weekend as they fell flat on
their faces in a 5-1 loss to Quintc on the road
Friday.
The Panthers led 3-2 after two periods of play
in Sunday's contest, only, to sec Quintc fire the
equalizer with 4:25 remaining in the third period.
The overtime frame failed to settle the issue so
the Panthers posted their third draw of the season.
Panthers' head coach John Blackburn says
Sunday's game was an infinitely better perfor-
mance than the clunker his charges played Friday,
night when the work ethic evident in the club's
hot start all but yanlshed.
-It was a lot better effort. We played better in
the third period on Friday and we sort of carried
that over into Sunday's game. It was a lot better
game for us"
Chris Hunter and Mike McCormick both reg -
First -place Pickering peewees lose ground after two defeats
?ICKERING — The Pickering Mark Rogers and Scott Vahey. assists to Brandon Black, Aaron
Panthers Golden Griddle peewee Chipping in with assists were Pelan Calder, Andrew Hopkins, Rocky
rep hockey team won once and with two, Michael Ruta and Dawson.
lost twice to allow three other Dawson, Brandon G Luke Gregoire took the defeat in
Eastern Division teams to gain Saker, Adam net.
ground on the first -place Panthers. M o y e r {yQ' ��. After winning against the Western
After losing to Newmarket B 1 1 1 1 n g V Division leaders from Vaughan two
Redmen in the semi-finals of the Hughes and 13 �. weeks earlier, the Pickering Panthers
North Bay tournament, the Panthers Vahev with peewees played a hard-fought and
came home to face the Redmen and one apiece. �aggressiye game. but still suffered a
went on to post a 5-1 York-Slmeoe T h ejOCIAT�� 2-1 loss.
league victory. Panthers tray- The Ione Pickering goal was
The win was largely due to the elled to Barrie and scored by Mark Rogers, with
stellar goaltending of Chris Franz. came up short in a 4-3 loss. Georgievski assisting. Trevor Small
Scoring for Pickering were Scott Scoring for Pickering were Evan and Kevin Rogers were solid on
Billing, Mark Hughes. Ryan Pelan, Georgievski, Pelan and Vahey, with defence.
istered a goal and an assist in Sunday'sgame.
George Trifun connected for the other Panther
goal.
Meanwhile. Friday's loss to Quinte was one
of'thc Panthers' most lacklustre efforts ol'thc sea-
son. The Hawks held it 2-0 advantage in the
opening frame before Pickering's Shane Terry
scored a power -play marker in the early going of
the middle period. However. Quintc scored three
unanswered goals to end the stanza with a coln-
fortablc 5-1 bulge. The two teams played even in
the final period when neither squad was able to
score.
Blackburn says his team's usual intensity was
sorch, lacking for most of Friday's game. Quintc
was patient and preyed on Panther miscue to
take command.
"They played a simple game, they waited for
our mistakes and they capitalized on them. 'that
was the difference in the game"
The Panthers are still firmly parked in first
place in the league'. Eastern Division with a
record of I3-2-3 for 29 paints.
Pickering will play host to the S�racusc. \ew
York Junior Crunch at the Pickennl' Recreation
Complex on Friday at 7:30 p.m. 'fisc Panthers
take to the road on Saturday night for a date with
the Muskoka Bears at the Bracchridzc Mcn1%mal
Arena.
Let the Games begin
0 Durham police once again host
Disabled Children's Games
By AL RINY17
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PICKI:RI.N(; — Bringing disabled children from
throughout southern Ontario together for a day of fun and
friendly competition has been a labor of' love for Durham
Regional Police for the past I I years.
The police force will again play host to more than I W dis-
abled athletes at the 12th annual Disabled Children's Games
at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday, Nov. 23.
Games chairman Detective Stew Giffin, an avid supporter
of the event from day one, and the rest of the police volun-
teers are looking forward to the day.
"It's something we would love to put on every day of the
year. It's a source of enjoyment for all of' us;' says Det. Gitlin.
Ten teams, including two from Durham Region, will par-
ticipate in the Games. The squads compete in a number of fun
events, including the wheelchair slalom, ambulatory and
wheelchair races, moonball push, and wheelchair soccer.
"They have a lot of fun," says Det. Giffin. "I have kids
come up to me every year saying I hope you have it again next
year. They like the competition as well."
Det. Giffin says the Games are a source of pride for local
police as well as a tangible way to give back to the community.
"I think we're all very proud of our involvement. We fund
it all ourselves, but rather than just putting money into some-
thing, we're out there participating and being with the kids in
the community."
The Games get under way at 9 a.m. with opening cere-
monies followed by competition starting at 9:30 a.m. The
events go until approximately 4 p.m. when trophies are pre-
sented. An overall team trophy goes to the winning squad
while each child gets a bronze medal for participating. The
most valuable player on each team also gets a trophy.
The Town of Pickering has also put its support behind the
Games, providing both the complex and staff members at no
charge for the day.
The Pickering Recreation Complex is at 1867 Valley Farm
Rd. Everyone's invited to attend the event. There's no admis-
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Ajax -Pickering Dolphins bantams: Front row, from left, Justin
Calabrase, Dean Paggos, Ajay Doodnauth, Blair Bartley, Jason
Davy, Chris Small. Second row, from left, Greg Nowak (coach), Eric
Brow, Gary Fossum, Wes Demkiw. Adam Forde, Jason Gomez
Richard Karikari, Bob Proos (coach). Third row, from left. Jason
Wellsbury, Adam Bell, Christian Theberge, Jay Gibb, Darryl Barnett,
Mike Ilanos. Back row, from {eft, Sean Holden, Wes Boise, Dan
Reiter, Adam Swartz Missing: Joey Miller, Jason Hinds, Jason
Shand, Mike Middletcn. Pat Finnson, Abebe Mabayeke Steve
Poposk..
Ajax -Pickering Dolphins peewees: Front row, from left. Paul
Diclemente, Michael lacovetta, Stuart Baumgartner, Matthew
Gallows, Matthew Kendall, Michael Dobbin, Alex Bulpin. Middle
row, from left, Brian Dobbin (coach), Berme Dobbin (coach), Ryan
Lawson, Michael Abrahamson, Christopher Spencer, Sean
Bennett, Owen Small, Greg Mair, Marlon Wong, Jetf Mair (coach),
Tom Abrahamson (coach Back row, from left, Bryan Wheatie,
Brent Osroff, James Kennedy, Adam Dixon, Dustin Bruce, Blair
Cossett, Ryan Batchelor, Jason Collins. Missing: Rocco
Cicciarella, Chris Strilchuk, Everton Thomas, Amir Thompson.
St. Mary Catholic .Secondary School Monarchs junior football
tearrL Team rnernbel : Marko Glavic, Marcos Iriarile, Joe Woolve%
Adam Chase, Steven PuddisW Wayne Rose, Matt Malandrno,
Dwayne Francis, Rob Fordxtato, Phil Daher", Mark Skerritt,
LukeszWi kowski, Rob Reid, Gbenge Olusoga, Jason MacDonald,
Justin Babbink Michael Brunet, Steve Medica, Matt MacLennan,
Adam Swartz, Nike Llerms, Joe Carabrette, Philip Bigioni, Dustin
Riverrhonte, Sean PMddtt, Justin Do Silva, Damon DeSouza, Chris
Yoon, Andrew Cummings, Brandon Emmanuel, Alex Howes,
Michael Milo, Matt Brunk Ed Ely, David Leung, J.P. Comte, Adem
HaMtet. Coaches: Dan Blaik, Bob Bridgeman, Seen Hayes, Dave
LaMontagne, Terry Sheridan, Mike Smift
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Ajax Mr. Sub under -14 boys' tier 1: Front row, from left, Christopher
Raposo, J.J. Czerwinski, Mark Leerschool, Bruce Glenn, Cory
Verconich, Roy D'Souza, Santiago Barreda-Castanon. Back row,
from left, Lang Leerschool (asst coach), Vik Mohindra, Nidal
Kabboul, Philip Marentette, Trevor Crete, Shawn Neves, Michael
Russell, Michael Lee, Michael Kwan, Dan Neves (coach).
Pickering Power under -15 boys' rep: Front row, from left, Kevin
Oakley, David McConnachie, Eon Sinclair, Matt Cichy, Keith
Jamieson, Adrian Bhagwandin, Jugveer Randhawa. Back row, from
left, Mark Cichy (asst. coach), Stephen Miller, Andrew Tremblay, Kurt
Boyce, John Fleming (coach). Kevin Fleming, Matthew Pett, Robert
McConnachie (manager). Missing: Jason Connor, Chris Fortin.
Ryan MacGregor. Bo Kajganic.
Ajax Warriors under -11 boys' house league: In front from left Alex
Malmsten, Kevin Davies. Jason Cooper. Jennoi Ennis. Sumeet
Khara, Darryl Maclnnis. Back row, from left, Rod Cooper (coach).
Rob Assinck, Chris Sheridan, Fred Rivas. Jake Mitchell, Matthew
Ozanick Missing: Tyler Cyr. Kevin Hall. Darryl Matsushita.
Ajax Warriors under -six champions: In front, from left Bill theThrill,
Daring Daryl, King Michael, Scora-Sekora, Killer Kris. Back row,
from left, Brent the Bravest, Mad Dog Miles, Jake the Snake, Gino
the Giant Steamroller Johnson, Man -Mountain Murphy, Razzle
Dazzle Randazzo. Coach: Donovan Bailey.
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Pickering Sport Togs novice girls: Front row, from left, Brenda
Burgess, Tania Simpson, Ashley Fawcett, Sarah Rogers, Kristen
Marks, Karen Hopmen. Bade row, from left, John Wiber (coach),
Megan Mann, Elisa Pinti, Nathalie Fahel, Karris Wiber, Jennifer
Shaver, Dallas Gonsalues, Joyce Burgess (asst coach). Missing:
Sarah Barnes.
Pickering Honda squirt boys' house league: Front row, from
left, Jeffrey Elbertson, Devin Hoechke, Jeffrey Dineley, Andrew
Farag, Josh Ewan, Mike McKenzie. Back row, from left, Allan
Probert, Colin Campbell, James Cotnam, Andrew Morris, Ian
Bezubiak, Patrick Shirbon. Coaches: Alan Campbell, Sam
Farag.
Pickering Accord Craft mile boys selects: Front row, from lett,
Michael Dearness, Ryan Harris, B.J. Ham, Stewart Gunn, Masood
Bashir, Ryan Byrne, Colin Ackroyd, Steven Muir. Middle row, from
left, Shawn Donnelly, Foston Gordon, Adam Fawcett, Zachary
Eastman, Kyle Duncan. Back row, from left, John Donnelly (assis-
tant coach), Terry Eastrnan (heed coach), Robin Harris (assistant
coach} Missing: Brad Ackroyd (assistant coach).
from left, Brandon Harris, Brian Lefebvre, Brock Adams,
Brendan Cosgrove, Foston Gordon, Ryan Harris, Darnley
Greson, Scott Clark. Back row, from left, Jason Kirow, Russell
Rozinskis, Adam Fawcett, Robin Harris (assistant coach),
Zachary Eastman, Colin Ackroyd. Missing: Terry Eastman (head
coach).
Ajax Warriors Ross Taccone-Sutton Group Heritage Realty under -
13 boys' rep: Front row, from left, Yuri Tello, Chris Walker, Bartek
Kozlowski, Antoine Williams, Michael Phillips, Eric Ranta,
Lawrence Swailes. Back row, from left, Tejane (T.J.) Gibbs, Jerome
Forde, Chad Cockburn, Joey Saltarelli, John Livingstone, Chris
Griffin, Andy Walker (asst coach). Missing: Andy Smith (coach),
Germaine Smith, Shaun Phillips.
Durham Aquatic Club: Front row, from left, Mark McLoughlin, Kyle
Hinan, McKinleigh Etherington, Chantale Fullard, Danyelle
Brighton, Vanessa Girardi, Sophia Walrond, Eileen Hanlon. Middle
row, from left, Caitlin Cousins -Milford, Mike Crowder, Sarah Earl,
Samantha Headridge, Rebecca Lockett Breanne Etherington,
David Grose, David Hinan. Back row, from left Cathy Mills (coach),
Sam McLoughlin, Mike Lockett Richard Duhaney, Andrea Mason,
Craig Jacques -Carr, Tom McLoughlin (coach). Missing: Ryan
Regan, Russell Szilagyi, Chris Dawson -Charles, Mike Casista,
Mark Murphy, Peter Murphy, Chris Ruzsa, Nicole Neadles, Jennifer
Ruzsa, Jennifer Anglers, Andrew Gerber and Courtney Mitchell.
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Ajax Comets Baton Club: Front row, from lett, Jodi Anniss, Ashley
Gueldensubbe, Wellesley Gomes, Kelly Finlay, Kazzandra Villa,
Caitlyn Omelsnchuk, Brittany Omelanchuk, Nicole Tirhgey, Jamie -
Lee Surgeoner. Andres Devic, Erin Hurst, Sarah Boyd, Rachael
Snell. Second row, from knit, Knsty-Lee Boyd, Jessica Nolan,
Samantha Snell, Michell! Loranger, Laura Chiasson, Kayla Julien,
Erin McLean, Lenay VanBoxtel, Lacey Montgomery, Shannon
Gregg. Thins row, Kathryn L.esperance, Amanda Weare, Emily
Gueldenstubbe, Andrea Speirs, Lindsay Cholette-McCrae, Kristen
Clarke, Nicole Bird, Jorden Callahan. Bade row, from left, Hailee
Smith, Vanessa Fak:etta, Karen Roach, Sheenagh Cross, Adrian
Gregoris, Samantha VanBoxtel, Mary Berg.
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Koits* Melissa Siddell, Ashley Vella, Michelle Van Dylc, Emma
Cosgrove, Kathryn Modem, Shorts Parlors. Middle row, from left,
Christine Arbuckle, Re" Humphries, Chrystal Matzos, Patricia
Partridge, Amanda McFartktg, Meghann McPhee, Andrea Furo.
Back row, from left, Kablee Sherwin, Katrina Dunn, Pamela Spencer,
Nanette Von Roeder (captain), Leanne Morrison, Julia Birinyi,
Jessica Heyward. Missing: Use Binns, Erin Tushinghom.
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Pickering Power McEachnies girls' under -15 rep: Front row, from
left, Ashley Ogborne, Lauren Forsey, Alysha Frampton, Kim
Fregona (captain), Shannon Kay, Kate Middlebrook, Gillian Aucoin,
Alicia Kay, Kristina Pearsall. Back row, from left, Steve Kay (man-
ager), Linda D'Alfonso, Jasmine Urbas, Melanie Berger, Al Urbas
(assistant coach), Natalie Urbas, Nicole Tanner, Phil Frampton
(coach). Missing: Megan Smock.
Gouvia, Kristina Foreman, Jessica Nelson, Diane Grieves, Kristy
MacDonald, Kara Campbell. Back row, from left, Manny White
(coach), Natasha Smith, Stephanie Gaudet, Alicia Smith, Candace
Chapman, Natalie Davy. Hilary Hesp, Vanessa Matthews, Jennifer
McDermott.
Pickering Power Canada Trust boys' under -15 tier 1: Front row, from
left, Jason Girard, Vladko Andonov, Darryl Pearce, Yusuf Williams,
Bill Hristov, Justin Gariba, Mike Peovski, Steven Bookal, Adam
Chase, Charles Malcolm, AlanWearmouth, Jesse Luciano, Andrew
Panko, John O'Connor, Andrew Campbell, Carl Pearce (coach).
Missing: Andrew Perry, Terry Gariba (manager), Chris Campbell
(assistant coach).
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Ajax United Goodison and Glanford girls: Front row, from left,
Sheena Yacoob, Sandra Peters, Elizabeth Watson, Louise Bedford,
Diana McIntosh, Krystan Jones, Crystal Chambers. Back row, from
left, Leah Tanner, Lori Van Langen, Paul Bedford (coach), Nicole
Moreau, Amy Drage.
Ajax Warriors Bank of Montreal tier 1: Front row, from left, Kevin
Milne, Eric Gonsalves, Tim Cooper, Alex Salterelli, Danny Carroll,
Luke Simpson, David Gibson. Middle row, from left, Robert Law,
Josh Forth, Timur Sigindere, Dayle Murphy, Matthew Whittaker,
Tyler Board-Salemo. Back row, from left, Dean Simpson (coach),
Chris Whittaker (coach), Dave Gibson !manager;.
Ajax Warriors Tre Stelle champs: Front row. from left. Peter
Stevenson, Kurt Alzner. Ryan Moore. Dustin Petherick. Martin
Smith, Sean Carroll. Lloyd Headridge. Peter McCann. Middle row,
from left, Steven Abbott. Matthew Wicks, Jennoi Ennis, Adrian
Brookings, Cameron McKenzie. Back row, from left. Peter McCann.
Bobby Stevenson, Philip Headridge, Harold Fortis.
Redmond, Jessica Durarne, Erica MscNeill, Melissa Machado,
Jaclyn Stark, Chft* a Dineley Middle row, from lift Emily Moss,
Shannon Md.augh1N Nildd Wwoot, Katy Billing, Use Hoyne.
Back row, from left Jerry Hurl, Katie Skelton, KaWyn Margerm,
Jessica Harm*% Meagtharrh Murray, Coaches: Tarni Stark, Susan
Hurl.
Pickering Village Soccer Club Fire Shop Stop mini soccer Team
members: Michael Bentley, Ceo" Ernst, Cameron Hams,
Andrew Hewitt, Der" Holland, Christopher Jenkins, Jessie
Johnson, Natalie Kay, Jacelyn Kovac, Emily Larkin, Stephen
Nicholson, Katherine Nigris, Sarah Pantaleo, Felicia Roberts,
Stephen Senik, Steven Sheenan, Katelynn Stubner. Coaches:
VA ynne Larkin, Dave Senik, Norma Roberts.
Pickering East Side Manos boys' under -.tight tier 1: Front row, from
lett, Danny Eeuwes, Nicholas Kluge, Matthew Woods, Mavrick
Purchase, Doug Vallillee. Back row, from left, Michael Hurl,
Christopher Mitchell, Justin Stephenson, Alex Trujillo, Jari Martin,
Shawn Peterson, Phillips Pett. Coaches: Lennox Mitchell, Shawn
Vallillee. Missing: Michael Giamou, Steven Shanks.
Pickering Ride Serglson-Re/Bilax girls: Front row, from left,
Shannon Coulthard, Kayla Million, Nicole Florio, Katie MINCIM,
Ashley Rodrigues. Back row, from left, Alison Ferag, Landis Doyle,
Natasha Hanby, Kate Sterling, Sabrina Aril, Michel Karim, Denica
Sergison, Natalie Micell, Kava McNaly. Coach: Kelth Hankty.
Ajax Warriors Carlson Wagonlit Travel boys' under-sevwh: From
row, from lett, Davin Croft, Julian Gabriel, Kyle Donnelly, Peter
Tabone, Randall Tabone, Joey Sbgienhorst, Trevor Cameron,
Conor Murpl* Middle row, from k4t, Miles Tsang, Bobby Harwood,
Brett sexton, John Wast Jr., Ion Buchanan, Adam Beland. Back row,
from W% pat Murphy (asst coach), Dianne Tabone (sponsors Dave
Tabone (coach}.
Pickering Sbarbecue under -fm mixed: Team members: Nicholas
BeurWh% Sharia Del Zotto, Aianrhah Wakefield, Shauna Blake, Kurt
Schreiber, Katrina Macdonald, Andrew Maclsasc, Daniel Ronco,
Scott Heyhow, Jason Hobbs, Samantha Wayland, Graham Young,
Oscar Graber, Chris Taylor. Coaches: Denise Blake, Cathy Heyhow.
PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED„ NOVEMBER 20, 1996
Ajax Kinsmen Club midget boys: Front row, from left, Adam
Breurkes, Brian Wooning, Jason Moreau, Matt Chambers. Back
row, from left, Ray Sarson (coach), Sean Mahahar, Mike White,
Rob Snow, Andrew Jervis, Ray Jervis (manager). Missing:
Chris Baggott, Robert Jordan, Tom McIntosh, Brent Sarson,
Richie VanDerland, Adam Snow.
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Lesley Mittlestaedt, Megan Costello, Kimberley Banavage,
Christina Tiangco. Back row, from left, Greg Watson (coach),
Amanda Glass, Katie Stitt, Lee -Ann Watson, Krista Kirton,
Kristine Arnold, Natalie Latioq-Fookes, Jackie Smith (manag-
er). Missing: Lee Ann Fulcher, Lauren Mintoff, Lee Ann
Cyncora.
RDL Light Trucks mosquito girls: Front row, from left, Dave
Ash (coach), Kerri Thompson, Kaitlin Bernard, Theresa
MacLean, Disha Rawley. Back row, from left, Brett Cairns
(coach), Jennifer McDonald, Erin Bay, Shelly Robertson,
Cheryl Ash, Stephanie Cairns, Paul McDonald (manager).
Missing: Leah Nero, Crystal Gendreau.
Original Muffler b Body Shop peewee boys: Front row, from left,
Ryan Sorichetti. Donald Lane, Daniel Suck Bryan Peters, Adrian
Goffe. Brendan O'Shea. Back row, from left, Terry Katsuyama
coach). Ryan Katsuyama. Lenny Colbear, Ryan Hunter, Phil Rossi,
.'Matthew Park. hfissing: Daniel Miguel, Steve Peck Joaquim Miguel
(coach). Jim Soncher !coach 1. Tim Lane +coach).
Lalonde Machinery Movers mosquito 'B' boys: Front row, from
left, Daniel Robb, Chris Martino, Sean Mensour, Derek Fulcher,
Mike Graham, Ian Lalonde, Warren Eslinger. Back row, from left,
Steve Robb (coach), Henrick Andersen, Jason McMaster, Ryan
Quigley, Chris Meertins, Antonio Taormino, Brian Mensour
(manager). Missing: Ryan Tracey, Mike Nelson, Jim McMaster
(coach).
Witty Insurance bantam boys: Front row, from left, John
Lippsett, Mark Cretney, Jeff Yorke, Kris Ferguson. Back row,
from left, Bill Lane (manager), Kenny Marsh, Chris Taylor,
Patrick Brenshaw, Michael De La Cruz, Jerry Lane. Missing:
John Kingate, Ben Stone, Robbie Bicknell, Tim Holland, Al
Kingate (coach), Scott Taylor (coach).
John Boddy Homes peewee boys: In front, from left, Richard
Callahan, Jason Roberts, Jason Anderson, Michael Rethoret.
Back row, from left, Al Roberts (coach), Lee Anderson (coach),
Justin Mowat, Shane Austin, Michael Hutchings, Stephen Brady,
George Hutchings (manager). Missing: Andrew Moore, Kyle
Gillard, Jeff Newburry, Billey Grey, Mathew Larabie.
Vies" Heights Men's Slo-Pitch rookie ball minor: Front row, from
left, Justin Cox, Jacob Broader, Robert Nash, Matthew Gregerson,
Andrew Potts, Johnny Currie, Scott Hurst Bads row, from left, Blair
Thurston (manager}, Barry Marquardt (coach), Christopher Horboy,
William Thurston, Alexander Marquardt, Michael Bond, Natasha
Sorgic, Richard Dent, Patrina Dy, Dave Horbay (coach).
Avery & Son Roofing roolde ball major: Front row, from lett, Ryan
Egli, Matthew Smith, Jeffrey Piilo, Mark Budgell, Amanda Mustard,
Cory Avery. Bads row, from left, Brooks Barnett, Gary Smith
(coach}, Justin Russell Connolly, Michael Pama, Dave Bosilac (c),
Brandon Hayles, Adam Bosiloc, Pat Piilo (mgr). Tyler Deneault
Missing: Brian Avery (c), Michael Murray, Lindsay Barnes.
Conely, Mark Morrissey, Aaron Hiller, Chris de Souza. Hack row,
from left, Richard De Souza, Erik Schwthb, Lucas Cruickshank,
Kyle Evans, Andrew Terry, Ian Conely (manager). Missing:
Wesley Holmes, Ryan Johnston, Jeff Talmey, Tyler Oxenholm,
Reid McGregor.
Optimist Club of Ajax rookie ball major: Front row, from left,
Gregory Wagg, Kyle McClenaghan, Michael Ryan, Andrew
Blanchard. Bads row, from left, Wade Williams (coach), Brendan
Williams, J.D. Ankcom, Frank Bronco, Christopher Riemer, Ray
Ryan (manager). Missing: Adam Bell, Jeffrey Calls, Heather
Henley, Christian Holmes, Caftlin Newberry, Ben Piemonte".
Front row, from left, Brian Kirton, Pat Middieton, Mike Belak, Brad
Hanna, Steve walo, David Hough, Greg Brown. Bads row, from lett,
Ross McGurrin (coach), Mike Zamudio, Graig Andrew, Ryan
Hidcrnan, Denny Howell, Rich Walo, Craig Frampton, Dan Walo
(coacftl Mlesing: David Bush, Grog Kitching, Wayne Robinson Jr.,
Wayne Robinson Sr. (manager),
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Pickering Village Source for Sports major mosquito rep: Front row,
from left, Wayne Robinson (coach), Chris Dahoric (bat boy),
Michael Dahoric, Brandon Cox, Devon Murphy, Anders Robinson,
Brett McConnachie, Robbie Sales. Back row, from left, Rob
Limkilde (coach). Erich Roberts, Joel Thorny, Justin Zamudio,
Kyle Martiniuk. Brian MacDonald, Andrew Sawyer, Willie Neadles.
Wayne Murphy (manager). Missing: Dan McConnachie (coach),
Luciano Dahoric (coach).
Ajax Station Street Esso junior girls rep: Front row, from left,
Teresa Nash (coach), Heather Nedham, Tristan Abbott, Tara
McDonald, Jennifer Andersen, Brenna Taylor, Mary Ellen Ash.
Back row, from left, Gale MacDonald (coach), Sarah Stevens,
Jaime Sheepwash, Tania Fylak, Michelle Nash, Judith
McGarrigle, Vi Platt (manager). Missing: Regan Byers,
Katherine Lovering, Stephanie Markidis.
Canada Trust rookie ball minor: Front row, from left, Glen
Campbell (manager), Christopher Masaki, Carson Campbell,
Kyle Rennick, Emily Burns, Zachary Rintoul, Robert Stack,
John Keder, Fred Dever (coach). Back row, from left, Mary -Pat
Mundell (coach), Courtney Mundell, Dustin Dever, Cody Lutez,
Matthew Baird, Evan March, Johnathon Fullard. Missing:
Gregory Leyden, Ron Leyden (coach).
S.U. Sports Camp minor mosquito rep: First row, from left, Jonathan
Moore, Russell Skeete, Bradley Leufkens, Cedric Schell. Middle row,
from left, Kevin Benedidk, Adam Ogborne, Jason George, Peter
Phillips, Mitch McGuire. Back row, from left Graham George, Chuck
McGuire, Steve Moore, Malcolm Schell. Missing Michael Olsen.
Optimist Club of Pickering: Front row, from left, Fraz Yagin, Kevin
Hussey, Ryan Jackson, Bryan Henderson, Kyle Gerson, Anish
Yeleker. Middle row, from left, Brent Sidsworth, Derck George, Kati
McCarty, Anthony Lue, Kyle Speers, Kyte Walker. Back row, from
Wt, Wayne McNaughton, Rob Sidsworth, Graham George.
Pickering Pirates Ron Shute -Re k4ax rookie ball 'A': Front row, from
left, Jaime Peters, Michael Tuttle, Kevin Hussey, Michael Vella,
Christopher McGeachy, Brandon Silcock. Middle row, from left,
Ryan Jackson, Callum Woods, Christian Paradis, Steven Loder,
Garrett Russell, Kyle Hinan, Shawn Mayhew. Back row, from left,
Ken Hussey (head coach), Maurice Silcock (coach).
Pickering Town Centre tykes: Front row, from left, Julian Treyes,
Mark Do Silva, Josef Yagin, David Santiago, Robert Rego. MMde
row, from left, Michael Dhalwag, Christopher Deidurk Alex Waddell,
Matt Best, Matthew Pierce, Paul Odorico. Back row, from left, Mr.
Dhakwal (coach), Mr. Odonco (coach} Missing: Drew Seller, Brian
Wilkins, Bryon Bacon, Len Waddeti (coach).
Pickering Victory Fire Equipment Tall: Front row, from kd% Miles
Bond, Matthew John Berenz, Michelle Lovering, Lee Ann Murphy,
Christopher Rose. Back row, from keit, Paul Crozier, Matthew
Redding, Tyler Savage, Christopher Smith, Steven Moses.
Coaches: Jeff Redding, Peter Murphy.
Pickering Pirates rookie ball selects: Front row, from left, Kyle
Spears, Joshua Roberts, Brent Tamane, Jamie Mokxty. Second
row, Wesley Leufkens, Peter Murphy, Taylor Gray, Brandon
Crummey. Third row, from left, Mark Phillips, Andrew Loder,
Andrew Bergman, Joshua Acheson, Brendan Leufkens, Brandon
Mazerall. Back row, from left, Mike Leufkens, Eric Bergman, Craig
Loder, Gary Tamane.
Parrington, Allen Petters, Matthew Stabile, John Fardoe, Kathkmn
O'Sullivan. Bads row, from left, John Smeelen (coach). Bradby
Wibon, Jordan Stork, Kyle S rwft , Ryan Turner Missing: PauWne
Love, Cob Wad", Brian Skeck, Sean Molony.
Breeden MacDonald, Andrew Sine, Spencer PyUkk, Alexandra
Sprxtga, Johns1hon Watson, Corbin Slone, Bill Stone (coach]. Bads
row, Maria Pagliw o (coaft KyM Thursk*%7rsvis McGwrity; Daniel
Kebr, Jaden Hughes, Matthow Paglisiro, M ch -am Oversrd, Adem
Smith.
MacDonald, Jenks Stone, Nicole Burk, Skye Fitzgerald, Casale
Gibb, Kelie Painter, Christina Young. Bads row, from bft, Llrnrlsey
Co9lcu% Patricia Kelly, Kim Gray, Kristina McBride, Mae wWe
Campbell, Samantha Haigh% Shannon Daley. Coaches: Patti
Carmpber, Cindy Young
Pickering Panthers major atom'AA' rep: Front row, from left, Kyle
Harding, Tyler Van Giin, Matt Yarmoluk, Mike Watkins, Eric
Neubauer. Middle row, from left, Nicholas Seelert, Mike Murphy,
Ryan Gemon, Brian Campbell, Robert Bayley, Daniel D'Alimonte,
Luke Chivers. Back row, from left, Ken Campbell (head coach),
Richard Carey, Jamie Emslie, Chris Papalia, Andrew Hackett, Carl
Chivers (assistant coach), Pete Murphy (trainer).
Alax Knights CIBC Minor atom'AA'rep: Front row, from left Derek
Kelloway,Tanner McCrae, Brody Chisholm, Kevin Bandola. Middle
row, from left, Adam Ali, Jesse Adams, Jason Crete, Terry Watt,
Mike Corrigan, Robert Beckett, Adam Elvin, Scott Kovacs, Brock
Robinson, Kyle Gibson, Stephen Ross Budai, Adam Urquhart
Back row, from left, Tony Elvin, Steve McCrae, Frank Robinson,
Jeff Sharpe, Greg Beckett Missing: John Steptoe.
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Ajax -Pickering Dolphins tykes: Front row, from bit, Gleet Brown,
Erik Glavic, Dan Gazarek, Dan West. Second row, from left, Robbie
Budway, Andrew Pelltier, Chris Emmer, Keith Hunter, Derek Van
Dusen, Douglas Palframan, Kyle Pegler, Chuck Coley. Third row,
from lett, Sean McCurdy, Ken Silva, Paul Gemin, Craig Wilson,
Coujoe Johnson, Nolan Smith, John Gemin (coach). Bads row,
from left, Dennis Gazwek (head coach), Andrew Gazarek (coach),
Brad Narraway, Ryan Roleau, Zack Vivian, Luke Moyer, Matt
Wilson, Andrew Dowdell, Steve Abrahamson, Mark Emmer
(coach), Mike Rouleau (coach).
-Pickering Dolphins nihn : Front row, from left, Kyle van
Matthew Duncan, Kyle Trafford, Jake Moyer, Nigel
Robinson, Bily SMdgnw% Brett SavwW Paul Antle. Middle row,
from kR Mat1hew Helfedy, Daniel Alen, Paul Osborne, Ryan
McMulan, Yarnnic k Caner, Chris Hall, Gene Antle (coach). Stephen
Dugel (head coach} Back row, from WK Deva Trafford (conchl
Jeffrey Shea, Rory Huller, Ryan Bardge% Nick Pascalides,
Brandon Pottle, Paul Dugel, John Korner, Mussing: Kevin Richard,
Nathan &Wwbur% Brendan Doyle.
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Ajax Knights minor peewee selects: Team members: Ned Aiken,
Brent Boss, Josh Brock, Michael Chernis, A.J. Coady, Alex Dobie,
David Dwight, Chris Fox, Craig Hawkshaw, Dan Kassen, Cory
Leerschool, Kyle Paterson, Tim Radley, Geoff Schultz, Jesse Taylor,
Chris Vessio, James Weston. Coaches: Ron Hawkshaw, Tom
Kassen, Larry Schultz, Erik Boss.
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Pickering Panthers Golden Griddle peewee 'AA' rep: Front row,
from left, Trevor Small, Andrew Hopkins, Evan Georgievski, Luke
Gregoire. Chris Franz, Scott Billing, Mark Rogers, Brandon Black.
Back row, from left, Bob Price (trainer), Adam Moyer, Scott Vahey,
Don Small (assistant coach), Aaron Calder, David Hughes, Norm
Rogers (head coach), Ryan Pelan, Brandon Saker, Kevin Rogers,
Michael Dawson, Rocky Ruta. Don Ruta (assistant coach).
Missing: Bill Dawson (manager).
Ajax Knights six-year-old selects: Front row, from left, Jeff Short,
Daniel McCloy, Mathew Weston, Michael Brogan, Middle row, from
left, Eric Terakawa, Eric Mignardi, Brandon Wheatley, Michael
Bentley, Derek Smart Back row, from left, Scott Owen, Andrew
Delis, Gregory Waller, Adam Finlayson, Christopher Blake, Jordan
Reed. Jordan Amos.
Durham West Lightning Honeywell novice 'A' girls: Front row.
Briannon Gooding. Middle row, from left Caley Hulme, Nicole
Zom, Kimberly Kish, Rhiannon Habibullah, Danielle Bentley. Back
row, from left, Camblin Trentadue. Jessie Tobin, Kristen Marson,
Karen Wiltshire, Teryn Trentadue. Missing: Kelly Rapson.
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Samac Marksman Club air rifle team: Front row, from left, Al
Shewring (coach), Shelley Carter, Robin Foley, Sarah MacPherson.
Bads row, from lett, Justin Kakis, Chris Stwk, Mark Lewis, Gord
Carter (coach}
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Sarah MacPherson. Back row, from left, Kristen Whitmore, Chris
Stezik, Justin Kakis, Robin Foley, Gord Carter (coach), Betty
Carter (manager).
Ashlee Frogged, Melba Meikle, Christie Barlow. fiddle row, from
left, Courtney Puddisier, Fon Farr, Michelle Douglas, Erin
McLaugltl m Back row, Linda Taylor, Roger Young, W&Wy Taybr,
Sheri Parka, Ashlyn Young, Laura Hili, Paul parker.
The htvestigetors Group mile girls: Front row, from left, Carly
Joynt, .Ashleigh Pemberton, Alyssa Guest, Caroline Moule, Brooke
Pattison, Melissa Chalker, Krysde Lukosk s, Fawn Forder Balt
row, from left, Dena Loughlin, Lauren Gibb, Amanda Martel,
Daniels Visconti, Amanda Pritchard. Coaches: BNI Joyrtf, Bob
Gibb, John LukockuL
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For more Info 430-4721.
GENERAL ADMISSION
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WeekdeM.,3 � Over $3.00 phis G.S. T.
Under 3 Years $1.00 pkus G.S.T.
Weekends ... 3 b Over $4.00 plus G.S.T.
Under 3 Years $4.00 pk/s G.S. T.
We also provide temporary
,Babysitting from Mon. to Fri
$3.00 an hour per child (ages 3-9)
during our regular business hours
We require a $25.00 deposit on
Birthday bookings
Socks'are required for play area.
Enquire about our group rates and Hours
example: Schools, Organizattons etc. _J
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Wishing you tiding's
of Comfort and Joy
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Mufflers,
Brakes,
Suspension
` and Steering
f1 s
683-3707
1650 Kingston Rd. W.
V2(Hwy. 2, West of Brock Rd.)
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GREAT CHRIST
n Canpme WOW vacuum. GIFT IDEAS
shampoo and Deodorizing START HERE
2) Carpm d Mals Washed
ShwriliooW WOO
3) Complete Daaftard
CGAOC sing
DIAMOND SHINE
I) Seatbet Ckarrerg
5) Door Jams Cleaned and
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7) baeroi Harid Wash and
Caioa Dried 221 WexUrey Rd. S., Wt A, Alai
9) DeWW Enenor'Intenor
Wr&w Cleaning The management and staff say
9) Complete Truck Vacuummg
'°' Etc. Ek Etc.
ENJOY THE 31ST ANNUAL
SANTA CLAUS PARADE
PAGE 42 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 20, 1996
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Buy one
week, get. (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 P.M.
the 2nd free. Monday to Friday'�
Call us for TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday
details LINE or fax your ad
Appli.. rd ArI,cN. For 798-7672683 0707 (905) 579-2238
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SANoniv GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES
Y/ A Announce your baby's arrival
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only S3�+GST and rng yoL a vitt ccrtil to +WT
cantitliny you to $25 worth
—_- o, cPialrty baby Products.
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Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers Im e
General ffff__�5eneral
P Help
i
the workplace:
Computer Support
Network and
Specialist (CSS)
Communications
of Office Administration
Technician (NGT)
,-ones and retail outlets has ied to a oemard for
'-,e a.- a" 5 mputer
,sonnei wl;` the eniertise'o administer these
tecnn!cians capable of fulfillino a hardware s-oport
--4,atjons 7ne Computer Succor, S2e.-ars' min
role In a vaney of situations
e the ieC` tical SF . s •ec.;,ed'c Se' u,, ar'l
JiuoentS receive rands -on experience won(Inc with
nta'r 'JSers or s;anu-a,3ne cor^e,.ters Dr .-- -C
mic,c-cor-outers equipment
-•xorxs -onasls s cfacec c :ne acm n s:,aaor
installing and *,ra besnoonnc ticvell anc A noows
-. %ovet & Ati .,cws ',' networks
N7 software
MicroComputer Fundamentals
Computer Fundamentals
Electronic Spreadsheets -
Application Fundamentals
Word Processing .
Introductory Electronics
Windows Applications
Computer Service & Support
Database Management
Communications
System Support Fundamentals
Network Administration
Network Administration
Installation & Configuration
The Unix Operating System
Pre -Employment Readiness and Job
Client Server Computing
Search Workshop
Pre -Employment Readiness
and Job Search Workshop
Financial Assistance may be available
1".0-3
chool of Business
Helping PI Build a Better Life
Pickering Campus
1450 Klnuyston Rd
420-1344
Need some career direction?
OBC can help.
6111111P I Account . Basmcu Aduumstraoole
25 I Computawed Booikkeepm6
ILr./I. Cuter Software k Systems Operator
Admaustralow Ass:usE • Secretary
Dental Assisans • Pdarmary Technina•
Medrol Ofrdr Anatant • Me&W lab. Assistant
Medial Office Admto=atw - Human Servia Worka
Child It Youth Aswunt • Animal Care Aide
Travel Comi sellog - Tourism & Hospitality
Law Clak • Law and Secunry
Ito Office Asustaw
' and many m"c-.
ad WIM )w m, I- to M fWk
VA& 08C's qow ty =nw I I &
0 2 oft im 12 malalis w le i!
' M U ffOBC
(Mid~Nall)
576-9175 oils MS
General
Im Help
FROM HOME
IMMEDIATELY/
Week, par:"e0„es
Absowtely Nc
Experience Req�ved
No selling Involved
aro make sure rov na.e a
pen and sheet of paw to
recora all mlofmahon
AVAILABLE N MEDIATE-
LY. Up to $14 87 per hr
Local company now hiring
energetic full and part time
people Must be 18 yr and
over and have own car
Call 404-0403
CHRISTMAS
CASH $$$$$
Agte$ 12-18
Eam extra $011
Doing door to door sales.
AmarWa 706.3127
atw 6 pin.
Ism massage.
Learn to prepare income taxes
from H&R Block, the nation's No.
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firm. Work on your own taxes or
start a rewarding career. You can
increase your tax knowledge and
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■ Flexible classes
■ Comprehensive, step-by-step program
■ Computerized instruction
Call 686-1395
HSR BLOCK,
THE NCOME TAX SPECIALISTS
ARIM1111;e-11
In less than a year, you can have the skills being sought In
the workplace:
• Network Specialist
• Computerized Accounting
• LAN Administration
of Office Administration
• Computer Programmer
• Office Assistant
• Programmer Analyst
• Word Processing
• Financial assistance available for those who quality
• Individualized, hands-on adult learning environment
• Targeted lob search assistance
OSHAWA CAMPUS
434-8585 (1-800-993-9993)
X11[91,
General General ' General
Help Help P
ENROLLMENT OFFIC- OUTRAGEOUS TELE -
ERS required to market a MARKETERS , required to
government approved edu- join our team, 7 positions
cabonal program. Part available. To start imme-
Time/Full Time. $2,000 - diately in our prolessional
$4,000 commission month- office, hourly plus commis-
ly. Car required. Training sion. days or evenings.
and leads provided. Paul. Positive individuals, with or
1-800-280-4533, Heritage with out experience, invited
Scholarship Trust Founda- to drop by 1255 Terwillegar
bon. Rd. or call 721-0021
—SHOPPERS
XDRUG MART
Pickering Town Centre
Requires
Postal Clerk
Apply with resume in person to
Sandy or Cindy.
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
',ews A;,enset ",,gists
"at advertisers check
're,r ad upon publicabon as
Lews Advertiser will not be
"�5ponsible tot more than
ne lnconect insertion and
"ere Shalt be no liability for
-on-insertion oI any a(lver-
'5ement Liability for er"
-,)rs rn ads Is hnvted to the
amount pad for the space
xcupy ng the error All
opv is subject to the ap-
oval of management of
",ews Advertiser
COSMETICIAN RE-
QUIRED. 'ull arc part time
d, aV'Joie for Whit" Mall
"xe CMI Cosmetic Man-
.'acturers Inc Call (416
1-4444
DISHWASHER Reawrad
Apply .r —s -,r Massey 's
Restauranl, 774 Liverpool
Rd. Pickering
EARN $67 DO pe, day
,•�. Mme processing
^1Li. light assembly com
Puters, (416)812 6091 qm
S500 per week from home'
:ompletely book; surveys
416)812-6892 COae 6
EASY WORK, FxCEL-
LE%T pay Asse,rie pro"
ducts at home 19051 455-
^.726 Ext 112
ESTHETICIAN, Part time.
'or protess�ora 'ua service
sk,r care clinic. call 576-
5982
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EXPERIENCED DELI
CLERK wanted to be re-
sponsible for Iront man-
agement of busy butcher
shop. Must have 5 yrs. exp.
in retail food sales and
merchandising. Send re-
sume to: Halenda's Fine
Foods. 915 Nelson St.
Oshawa Ont. L 1 H 5N7
ADAMS SERVICES
requires 30
CLASS AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance, Clean
abstract, FulUPart time
Call Randy
430-2204
Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service.
FULL TIME POSITION
F xpenerr-e -th Ze'ox
5090 or customer service
an asset Seeking mature
individual. Fax resume to
905.436.2680
HAIRSTYLIST Repu,red.
fully quauLed for Ajax uni-
sex salon, salary . 60%
commission Call 683-
5911, or evenings 725
0745
HAVE A CLIENTELE?
Ci -g mo%t ?' your income
away in commvssons� Try
working 'or yourself Space
for ren:, great location. nice
work environment for Es-
thehc:an. R M T d Nao
Technicians 905-579-
4520
HOLIDAYS ARE HERE
)vsl the season for extra
-coney 1t you could use t,
we could use your help
Full time only Call Mrs
Claus at 905 721"1411
Homeworkers U,gert!y
Needen j8. ")0 wx
Easy Mor." "Free
plies" F,r - feta., d
SASE to S•. E^;erp•;
es 'SC C,_ iT,.
247 8ra,otor
AYR
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
to's fastest growing agency
seeks extras for him and TV
work, ail types, no exp req.
Earn $7-$22.80/hr. Work
guaranteed. We place peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan (416)
961.2226.
PART TOE - Marketing
Dept. $800 salary/mo.
guaranteed. No experience
necessary. Car necessary.
Please call Mr. Lavers 666-
2122
Classified Dept•
open every
Nom to Fri.
8:00 am. - 8:00 p.m.
Sal. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0707
We are by far The 01 Distribute of flyers in our are. Have your flyers delivered �Just call .: 1
any Wednesday, Friday or sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs. �� S YI a . I a News Advertiser.
Career Career J:Career
Training Training 1 Training , General General
. Help l Help
206 Hardwood Ave. S., Suite #206
Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 2H6 (Ajax Plaza)
(905)428-9475 1 -NO -347-8803
Class AZ(DZ - Registered & Approved
•
Air Brakes • Commercial Tire Changers Certification
• Dangerous Goods • Certified Air Brake Adjustment Course
• P D.I.C. Course • Log Book & Border Crossing
Tax Deductible --- No GST/PST ---
24 Hrs/7 Days/Wk.
Financial Assistance Or Payment Plan May be Available
32 So LN PUTTING YOUR CAREER IN MOTION 1♦
ADMINISTRATIVE
SUPPORT POSITION
C"n_ unit non profit
ng organization.
Management
dable). Rent collec.
reception, basic
outer Hord processing
Sound knowledge of
:lorcrenan( pro -
.res and experience
RG ;alculabons pre -
7 ,cterested appllc-
please tax resumes
. % )vember 25th to
LYNDA
MARRISON
(905)433-2363
General
Help
THE MUTUAL GROUP
seeks a self motivated ind1
victual with excellent people
skills and an interest In
achieving entrepreneurial
independence Complete
'ram 1 ngibenef itslfinancmg
crograms available khm
'num 2 years full time work
-
-tg experience required
Also. with la University dii
reel requested Fax re-
r-ume to Pearson Lanes.
29 Byron St N Whitby,
)n LIN 4M8 19051 668-
141 Fax
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improvements CE ' Improvements
-E MISADVENTURES OF CRA1•FM AND SONS
t1 mmm IN 111E
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SPECIALTY PRODUCT APPLICATORS FOR CONCRETE
'ver 20 Years experience and more than 5.000 tames repaired)
Infection Specialists (polyurethane/epoxy) for
LEAKING BASEMENTS
Foundation cracks
Waterproofing / sump pumps / drainage systems
FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE
WINTER RENOVATIONS
our expert trouble shooting Oilers you the
optwkmn wpok al the bat prigs
with a 10 yak 9Wrattim
905-686-6880
dIJDGET HONE
INPROVEIMENTS
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Additions, electrical,
drywall, decks.
ceramic tiling &
countertops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Mario
Cel. (416) 560.4 61 663
C & R Main Beim oa
Building repairs and reno-
vations; electrical, plumb-
ing, oeramic Iles, caper'
try. From smaY repairs to
major renovations. Fully
guaranteed, free esl-
mates.
(905)432.8901
EUROPEAN TILE
SPECIALIST
Will renovate your bath-
room, or kitchen walls, as
well as floor tiles. Good
references and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
F« free estimates call
D. Dykstra 725-4913
' General
Help
EXPERIENCED
-Aeret's 'Piper 8 experi-
enced sewer required Call
428-7280
WANT TO BE YOUR OWN
BOSSY Studio S K 0
We're looking for moderr,
up -to date hairstylists
for
chair rentals Please apply
n person 108 Dundas
St W Whitby or call 430-
9397
WANTED - 64 people 'o
lose ..c 'e 3C lbs by New
Years Doctor recommend-
ed Ask How' Ton Free 1 ••^^•• p
800-881 67' e f.I.t,me Werk '•:m home
d2 try cillo Please re er after
Call 30557' 5G63
oh tape to M�creue aper � � ? . E t #
6pm 905665 0530 totAMI I
Mary St W Whitby
GENERAL LABORERS
AZMZ DRIVERS
We are recruiting candidates for
local temporary positions.
If you are seeking employment,
please attend our recruitment
on:
Thursday, November 21, 1996
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
At the Don Beer Sports Arena
940 Dillingham Road, Pickering.
Please bring a copy of your
resume.
InC.-AM41111110
P E R S O N N E L
'•1ie're changing the way Canada hires."
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 20,19% -PAGE 43-A
FMIGeneral General Skilled Skilled
Help Help Help �p
MANAGER TRAINEE
We have an immediate position available
for a career minded, goal oriented person.
Responsibilities include maintaining previ-
ous customer contact, handling incoming
calls, coordinating appointments and dis-
patching the crew. The successful applic-
ant will have a clear speaking voice,
friendly disposition and be available a to
work 3 evenings per week and every Sat-
urday . Starting salary Is $350 per week
(reviewed after 60 days). The key individu-
al we are seeking can look forward to rec-
ognition, steady growth and job security.
For an interview call Tony or Mark at.
Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps.
686-4265
' Office Skilled
Help10 Help
RECEPTIONIST RE,
QUIPEC F,r smar ,ff,ce m
A1ax Accourtrg exper..
.- ce and prrfessional ad
:aude a must Resumes ,o
= le .9718 Oshawa This
reek PO Box 481 865
=arewea St Oshawa On_
*"no l' H 715 - r
•' < art-hma 5
FIRST CLASS Cabinet
maxe. din years ex-
penence Can 19051 430
0690
FRAMERS NEEDED
P :•e"; area Exper-
enced only Top wages
paid Gan after bpm 305
697-oc79
PICKERING
TECHNICAL WRITER
4 months
• Mechanical/Electrical background
• Able to read drawings
• Knowledge of MS Word
• Capable of writing maintenance manuals
FAX RESUME TO (905) 831-4922
ECCONECCO STAFFING SERVICES
STAFf INC 3EeVICES
PERSON
reou •ed ';r slavvl s
nlechon moulding
company located
it Bowmanvllle
A"ernoon shift r3 -r 1pml
Please submit resume to:
File 9717
Oshawa/Whitby
This Week
PO Box 4,
Oshawa. ON. L1H 71.5
1 Hospitall
MedicalirDental
NURSES a' ,-
-
a ' ' Improvements
•
GARAGE-opa,rs
_'oke^ springs. cables.
"i,Iers. openers installed
543 New doorsiopeners
Quality Plus Doors 416-
336 OC73
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC.
Sp•aalnzing custom
homes. additions. rano-
vations, rec rooms and
basement apartments
Resddentw and corn -
Serving Dumam
Region for over 15 yrs
Free consultation
Call Jeff
905-428-5706
RENOVATIONS
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stones,
finished bsmis , bath-
rooms, decks, file & wood
floors, doors & windows.
guaranteed and reliable
Call waiter
(905)128-2145
VCLEANMDUCT
$19 96 Pain . sivem
alta• ttfal•a 2110PY
C•tM a IMslsarlr
al��•lawktwlda*
Oak•YIr•!•lav yer••7
SIGON
Construction Ltd.
serving Durham Region
for 19 yrs. Additions,
sundecks, patio doors,
windows, rec-rooms,
flagstone, free esti-
mates.
905.576.5760
' Roofing
A 6 C ROOFING,
glirv- a -epos of 'Dors. new
and • old. Workmanship
Guaranteed Free eStl-
mates Call Andrew at
(905)428-8704
f • Plumbing
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING ,cersec
plumber rc lob too small,
no lob too dg Complete
Renovation Free est -
mates. great prices. guar-
anteed lowest 905.725-
2507 or , 800.340-0058
DOUG CLARK PLUMB-
ING. L censeo and r
scared
. repairs and altera-
tions. new bathrooms and
renovations. pump sales
and service tree estimates.
686-5172. 24 hrs
• ' Painting &
• Decorating
Painting,
Wallpapenng, New
Stucco, Repainting old
stucco. watriscoltrig.
moulding Wal
boarding, minor house-
hold repairs.
Also Faux �Painting.
TO PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420-0081
Hospital)
MedicallDental
FULL TIME CHIRO-
PRACTIC a^d massage
grapy 'eceptionst need-
yJ experience preferred.
:,oslbve adaptable person
ih a get wet, att tulle
P ease drop off your•e-
sume at 596 Kingston Rd
!!. Al ax. Orta— Resumes
;nry
MASSAGE THERA-
PIST, scare avarlaae
--;a ,!, c for a few
lours weeks For detains
'ax •ewme 905, 420
a467
• Moving 8 • Moving 8 Mouse . Party . • Driving
•
Storage • Storage • Cleaning • Sevices • • Schools
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
aryw e e any"
Cerner or'nuernat
Packaging storage and axes
avaaatxe Senor d .a ore,
lscounn F••4 esv^.r.s
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
HARRY -0 -TME -
MOVERS
Move big �r smar we price
them all' Free estimates.
seniors discount, short Ai-
tice moves Appliances
moved. also storage space
available Comparable
rates Calif 432-2650.
MEN Was
LARGETRUCK
Will do household
moves. residential,
commercial. All types of
moves
Cat! Carl or Jams
427-2856•
MICHALSKI
MOVING
Houses, Apartments, Of-
fices. Appliances and
Pias Speaabsts. Senor
and Mid -Month Dis-
counts. Lacensed. in-
sured. Free Estimates.
Exrei•rlt service.
Call 438-7795.
NATIONAL MOvrNG
c g or 5r -a.
• dl or *ourfy rates Ser�or
and mrd -month discounts
Resldenhal or commercial
Comparade rates Free
estimates 905 723-74 79
Watch dor our ads every ast
2 weeks ne mord'
1 Experienced V
Crosse Moven 1
1 Barialr '3res ^cines 1
1 offices, apt etc /
P and moving.
Packing available 1
23-0239 22�
286-5513 ))
•
CHARMAINE's
NIAID SERVICE
Nlalcd, tullt.'
hrmdr�i do Ensured
L�u,aLt�' cie.ttI In
at :cvc,inable rates
614-3232
-PLUS"
Cepertclaue 6 skilled
')in — o,rnor,or„•o
:;caars.9aa•xr 3rar*S.
Music -,inoereda. Snow Nhrte.
pxarontas. Mea Mouse. -got
Bags. ` ace 'as—g. Magic
Power Ranger -on Kelq
S.w11 arid •wi ar•x. a Em •aaxtt
905-471-5331
AL_ SAFE PRC
DRIVING SCHOOL
_^HRISTMAS 8 NEW
YEAR S SPECIAL
Day
_4c 21 24 3r - - x
4.sc 'egiti cLrses
oeerec
426.1717
�JUfSES aper7ved by
MTOIOSLICPOEA
MAGICIAN, • • Business
aowr rrwxis. easy .o ?r1- • Services
wair for any age. airy
occasion Birthdays pro-
ne atsers Magic snows are
• SnOW fur Lettuce help
• Removal 839.7^57 or 728 8331
COMPARE US TO
BELL PRICES
Telephone wiring, resl-
denbal and small Dusti-
ness. lacks installed,
moved, repaired
FREE ESTIMATES
A & G SERVICES
logs) 8396339
MFlooring,
Carpeting
CARPET
SWALLATIONS
25 Years expene u.
resnewhirig, our
specolity
Free eslimales.
D&N Ohs m
987-1799 «987.1800
House P.M
HuMoving &
• Clearting Cleaning
• Storage
T.E. Home Improvements.
Spwaiwng in roofing. sid-
ing, soffit. eaves trough,
window d doors. Please
call Tom 579-3760, leave
message.
AJAX Moving Systems
full services, moves, ap-
pliance and Piano spedal-
isis. Flat rate or floury. We
now have heated storage
units. Now offering free
(loxes with move. Park and
load special, stating at
$99. and up. Can for infor-
mation,
725-0005 or 427.0005
ItA/LL/ND
MAID SERVICES
FALL SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
(Fully bonded and insured)
n 683-7515
we do me Use a Over an
Vinik
tear walkways. arneways
aro f "ilio al wilt
RERS014 atf RAHS
404-0a02
for a free estmate
MERRY CIM•STYAS
DAD.
Rat your boil Osie
yew with Top Growth
raid•ralial tlfa0l•
�• No t�
Surprisli view—
sive. Fra es#irs•-
Pay a you go.
Cancel WrAffla
686-,I43s
RAJMff
WANTS WORK
Doing Magic For
Children s Parties
And Ax Occasions.
Have My Own Magician.
Cal Ernie
6".4132•
COST
INCORPORATIONS
$199.
BAY ST. FIRM
(416) 361-M
• Health
Beauty
SWEDISH MASSAGE In
the comfort of your home.
$50. person hour OR S85
couple. 1 hour each. Gott
ceirtificales available. Call
Pull at 905.723.6031.
Kft-
• • Ti1lorslSehools • • Tdx*Sdw*
Tutortime
Learning Centres
One -on -lone tutoring you can trust.
Drew Pender says "Thanks MOM". Drew
learns best with his"Very own tutor".
Tutortime's Ontario Certified Teachers
specialize in helping your child with:
Phonics, Reading, Writing, Mathematics
and Study Skills.
In Ajax/Pickering call: 686-5273
In Whitby/Oshawa call: 723-1735
PAGE "-A-THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 20, 1996
Sales Help/ Sales Help/
Bargain
1 Agent 1 Agent
1 Corner
Phyte'
EXERCISE STEPPER.
SALES
voyageur ST 600 with
3'6
time counter and heart
name
monitor Excellent condition
REPRESENTATIVE
+hardly used. $150 O B O
5 month bid female Nl
66th -0682
As a vv.•orld leader in temlxrrary staffilig
EXERCISE CROFF
sell Interim I crsonnel rc'cluires a
rachet, aerobic/strength
strong salt-, rc'llt•cscntaUvc (u Cticrcase
training. padded seat.
backrest. complete with
market share' «ithin the Durham Rcglutl
workout tranng manual
this Is an ideal ollllor(unrly for a go.11
$200 Moffatt dryer $45
UrICn(C'LI. �l'll-Rl(rl I\":IIC'll lnrotC'�sIUll.11 }-illi
683-2270
must have .1 minimum of I%%o years
KEROSENE SALAMAN
experie'ncc' and a prot-cii track jrc--ord
DER type neater 35.000
Prc'vt(nas staffing and induslry cxpcncncc
RTU Excellent condition
'would IX' .1 dC11111IC' asK'l
Comes with 5 gallon can
Appliances. 227 Court St.,
kerosene Asking $125 Ex-
ROTTWEILER 1 5
�eilent for hed'-ng garage
You Hill eniov an attractive salary,
905579-6374
ric'rtormancc ha (d ntccnuvcs..uld .I scam
environment
111casc fiinsarJ your resume in ronliJcncc
to
Interim Personnel
1091) Kingstim Road
!'Ll !ill
Pat. kc -ring. 0ni alio
IAA 1B�
F ax 004; )N i--062--
Attcntion 1 llc sUl R I00
Ind=�_TMOM ~
P E R S O N N E L
Daycare
• I Wanted
BASvS --EF wanted
f w yid' Jed mys'
love _^,idre- CPR -on
smoker org term pos,too
One , !wC ^,ghts a wee.
plus New Years Eve Idea,
for co,iege st„dert .n,
woke use !:me to st'.:dy
pay negol,aole References
required W^des ane Hwy
2 19054X-8458
UVE-OUT Caregiver
rec_ -ed . Days a;e,
& 5 Must love dogs Ligh!
n;.,,sekeeD.ng Experience
'eferen Ces 'equ"ed Mo-
Thu'S Sam -bpm South
Ala. 428-882--
NANNY
28-882;NANNY LIVE OUT !o
V,-, -e J J ea.::a
bona envirnomert. for ,
north oil boy Star! Jan
Finch Brock .all (9„_
619-'862
NON-SMOKING ()'e
.e•'e11 •." -1 'ecu red !o
care to 3 „nldren n Cou,.
lice Mor - 11 7 30 a m
6 3C p m M�s1 also do
some�_sekeep,og
Please call Tracy 436
)375
Daycare
ff9;J Available
DAYCARE available in
I home '8 years expert.
ence . lots of TLC. no,
smoke' babies welcome
Pickering Village 428-
3128
DAYCARE AVAILABLE
irk my home Loving mother
of two provides healthy
meals snacksreceipts
ava,iabie Rollo -Pickering
Beach Rd area Nan-
cy 683-6870
DAYCARE ,n my home.
mother of 3. meals Includ-
ed. finished basement.
Pickering Village. please
call after 3 p.m 619-9273
LOVING CARE in smoke
free home. children all
ages. hot lunches. play-
room, indoor outdoor activ-
itres. beside Elizabeth Se-
ton School 839-0430
LOVING warm home en-
vironment. 10 yrs exp. da-
ily outinl nutritious food,
fenced play yard. non-
smoking, references pro-
vided. Whites 401 831-
1605
Two EXPERIENCED
caregivers in my home.
Fenced yard. playroom,
ECE / CPR. close to parks,
lunches , snacks, lots of
TLC Whites Rd S area
Can 420-8676
Firewood
ABSOLUTELY THE
BE :.+C ;_ality hard.
wood at low -,sees Free
oe�,very Se, --,g P.CK --;
Aidx w^'1by and Osnawd
Cali DURHAM FIREWOOD
427 4'41
APPLEWOOD aged 1 2
1,3 _„1 -,.1r ccr. S2';
1.3 Dusn cord. S8.: Ceuv
erect 1-905 98"-456.5
Phyhe codec:
FIREWOOD --a ', sea
-'r-, _ , ',r'7wcoc
starling at S185 C: rd Cal:
eve '05944 8&;' 7 p m
1• pm
FIREWOOD nor Sa.e
C . a oewe'ed
S5:, a face cora Can Jerry
,905 583.9639
FIREWOOD Seasoned
r.•ew.-.,>: _-' 6 spilt maple
oak beecr Same day 'nee
der very A,ax P,cke•^g
Whitby 683--7Oy
FIREWOOD Excenen!
C-1 '. • a'dw ;oil G-ar
anteea exr-a ong fully
seasoned c.• and split
Honest measurement Free
rleiivery Kczy Hea! Fire
wood 905 '53 2246
FIREWOOD Rc.a Lum
& F rew000 Centre
4x8x12' SOC 4x8.'6'
$65 Establisnea '9,63
Days 705-277-3381. Even.
ings 905.4346665 Fee
deiivery to Osrawa area
SKIDS & Pallets for tire.
wood nardw000 & soft-
wood mixed Pre Cut C WO-
ker delivery available.
Targe & small loads Limited
time o!te' ca, (905430
90!3
WILSON'S FIREWOOD
- by the bush cord or lace
cord Cut, split and I
erea Hardwood mixed
905-432.7741 Hardwood
kindling available
Bargain
1 Corner
1 DAY ONLY! Saturday,
November 23rd Over 3000
movies for sale All ages!
$3 99-39.99 Conant Video,
168 Conant Street 579-
9252
799252
1987 CHEVETTE, 4 dr
auto, $350 or best offer
683-1329
5 H. P. Snowblower for
sale asking $200.170. also
IBM PS/2 Computer with
colour monitor $140 cam
905-831.5864
CAR REPAIR and shop
manuals. Ford, chev. dodge.
import. meteor triumph.
honda. skylark. $2. Call
434-2786
KING SIZE WA-
TERBED
wood ''ame & headboard
hew bladder and ''iner Ex-
Ceuent conddion. seldom
used Comes with mattress
'iner and 3 sets of sheets
S350 Can 905-4346329
KITCHEN TABLE with 4
_-a •s Gass a Jhrome
Grey seats and chrome
frame $140 obo 905-579-
6374
LITTLE FOLKS -^ !e crib
w,r'-a'.^.^� a^ a table
5' 75 hksc ferns all under
5' OC Tc cabs stroller
n gn chat, swing car seat
^.,merous nfam •ars 686
+32
lARl%L FISH.S'OC 11010
i an. a:'a. a- w t^
:lienor ': .,r sy,te"1 as.
: $350 can 686--:``8.:
MATCHING "'a S'S.
,ea• _' Glass too
'aloe and a^d lades 575
ntertanme^' ,nit S5C Cal
Michelle at 434 '52'
MENS ,-a,ii baa, leather
td -..-• cad $289 A%.,;
S'413 .'all 905-579 6374
TOP "the tine cnb. S'99
^rev ,afe v standards in
good condition n.fe
many batty, clothes and ac-
ces of under S.5 4,5
649`3283
MiTArticles
for Sale
1-10 PC 'Oak dining
se' S- : 20 Two oe
cass,ona, c^.a.•s S25 each
Two :),Cl HIF I, Ladies
downhill ski, 09'-C302
FALL / WINTER CLOTH
1%�,, a' •oc. ; ;r•>m prices
Snpwooard and sk. ,acke!s
pants gloves and access,
nes at uD !c 801% OFF reg
war retail prices Quatity
named brand ;&bels SKI
CLEARANCE CENTRE 3 --
Taunton Road East Osna
wa just east c' 5 Points
Mai, 905 7253466
FOR SALE Aperoximate-
1'. - - - _ - R: a Cit nsi
mas Trees 6 to 8 tali Co.
borne area Phone 905
344 '38' at!e• E pm. or
leave message
586 CYRIX ' _'OMHZ 8
megs ram 25E Cache 6X
CC ROM SVGA '4' mon
speakers 2yr parts and 4-
Lou- warranty. $1300 Can
905-665 729C
ANNOUNCING new ow-
er pr,ce on 16 inch min,
d:sr, satellite t v 40 cnan-
neis on,y S26 OC monthly
(905)655-3661
ARIENS, 5 hp snowblow-
er, new motor, dual stage.
eieCrC start excellent can-
drtion. asking. $650 call
668-8953
BRAND new Beer Can
Stereo, approx 3 It high
Comes with amJfrr, dual
cassette. CD player, equal-
izer and wirel-iss speakers.
Asking $700 Call 436-
9061
BRASS BED, king size,
majestic style. absolutely
gorgeous, mint condition.
original price $2.500 (1
have bill) Asking $1.800.
Bowmanville (905) 597-
0888
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 cam (905 )428-
8429
ArticlesArticles Garage/ Garage/ 1 Yard Sales 1 Ya Sales
Garage/
MIT For Sle ;M1 For SaleMITYard Sales 1 Yard Sales
CARPET 3 rooms. $299,
price includes 30 yards of
carpet, premium pad , and
installation Custom blinds
also available at lowest
prices Sal 905 4 32-2 750
Carpet Broker. 100".
Nylon thick. plush stain re-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms.
only $36900 Price in
crudes 30 Sq yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
in your home Free quota-
tion in your home No in-
terest. no payment for one
full year. Daniel 1-800-
217-0104
Carpet Mill Disrbbutors.
2 month, tic. payments.
No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms
_,0 so f, ? installed with
deluxe pad from only 5399
Specials or Vinyl. Ceramic
and Hardwood Flooring
F lee Shop At Home 1-800
t.63 6N6
CARPETS ots o' ;aroet.
IOC`- ^1':^ new stain re-
lease carpets on hand. I
will carpet 3 rooms. $349
Price inC,udes carpet. pre-
mum pad, expert irstalla
ton. fast delve,, 'nee esti-
mates 130 yardsi Norman
6810 2314
CLEARANCE SALE,
LU FF I� "x4' 7 •'x,'
Cedar Pine Sp'.,ce He -
lock Maple flooring Oak
Basswood & Poplar ' 'OS
498..^9:9 Early morning,
5 eve ngs
COMPAQ PRESARIO
42`_ »-. :1,33 2
HD SVUA 'a. rnodem ,:d
„r prime' $' coc obo
Call }15 666.509
COMPUTER SPECIAL,
S4,?Q i, s' - D:r. ?86 a
mc Ram Color
mpndor. or
5699 with modem & CD
Ror- 905655-3661
CLARINGTON COM-
PUTER CLEARANCE
CENTER 7w^ ;•+.r• .a.,
Da,: a;ee -ailed systems
sysle"'s :nciude '4'28 N
monitor voice ta■ modem
CD nom drive sound ceras
Speakers Dos and wind
owscolor printer Pentium
IOC S' 999 Out The doer
paces a". all Included
'Aesaie 48650 mz 16C
Ir ve cor^Defe system
$395 Also gots of used sys-
'ems r stock frjnr $149
ncluang mordor Clanng-
ton Computer Clearance
Center 697-3059 164
Baseline Rd Bowrnanvine
CONTENTS SALE _1
!'que bedroom set Lamps
VCR Baby cnb Teak b!'d-
room set Many other nems
905-4282 "4 atter 6pm
COUNTRY STYLE.
cc_✓ J cw ng cra • -
exce cent condition Blue
wit^ r,.lned sk,1 and throw
cushions Ask:-,, 5650. can
42- 1348
DINING ROOM ;,, to -An-
I,: -' -.r ;a
nine
piece ivuncar.
Phyte'
Lyre back lrayrs.
asking
S 750 Os'ewa
3'6
5510 C309 leave
name
number
and up for reconditioned
ELECTRIC baseboard
hea'e •,maids, 3 yrs
old 1 49 '50 watts 240 volt
S16 00 2 (a 500 wars 24
von•. each S'2 Norvon 240
vat thermostat 839.1357
EOUIPMENT FOR SALE
Lawn & Garden Business
GCSIog - Yard Pro 14 rip
law- tractor, 42' cut 51500.
Lawn Boy 4 hp 21' lawn
mower S40C. Hornewe
Grass Trimmer $200. Mar-
yana Leatblower (Back
Pack; $600• much more
Phone 655-3868
FOR SALE All cast ,ran
weights plus bars, dumb-
bells, benches, plus York
2001 Call 905.404-1595
Dining room Suite. 6
chairs. 2 arm, table with leaf
3'8' x 7'6'. 4 door buffet &
china cabinet, excellent
condition, $1700 o.b o.
721-0601.
HOMESECURITY SYS-
TEM . paid over 5600,
must sell, only $99 in-
cludes 5 contacts. one mo-
tion. one steel cabinet, one
keypad. battery, siren,
transformer. must assume
contract for monitoring.
Pick 416-282-5680
HOUSE CONTENTS -
must be seen 725-9181
KEEP YOUR 8 mm & SL -
per 8 film, safe on high
quality video.Tnple R Video
Transfer offers the best
price with music added no
extra charge call 905-725-
1001
LARGE
COMPUTER Re
ception desk. i4 months
old), cash register that
keeps track of inventory.
beauty salon contents, vinyl
windows and doors 430
8787,
MOVING SALE Ooof.
windows odds and ends.
Entire inventory drastically
reduced 445 Slmcoe St
S. Oshawa 433-2323
OAKIPINE FURNITURE
Why pav reran once,' One
of Ontario's Oldest and lar
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the' public.
Eg solid oak 7 pc dining
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom, your choice
51995 many stain choices
Tradicnal Woodworkmq
905985-8774
OVERSIZED plus ladles
coats c•esses. sports wear
and more on sale. all made
in Canada Oshawa Flea
Market '27 Wilson Rd
Sun 9-4 pro 416284.
4249
PIANO Mason b Ri$Ch,
Uv, -, Excellent cond,-
tion Asking S1 800 Call
905 66829"2
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Fa_.
sc^c' :,vena -w and
,,sed pianos Not sure?
Rent to own aDI size,
urr,ght, gran^ digital, key
boards Clearance on ai
'995 stockT.aep Piano
433'4'
PLAYCLOTHES for
Icve• s � ,tin 'un stuff
'or you and your honey or
)(TC eathers for the more
senous Send _heque or
money order fpr Just For
Fun S5 00 or XTC S10 JO
_atalogues to Pauline s
ipec,al Gifts PO Box
58007 500 Rossland Rd
W Oshawa Ontario UJ
81.6
RENOVATING yr old
h.!_nen.
Upoers. lowers & ca^lily
caoinets c w led
countertops $390 Double
S'S sink ' 'aI set $75
Aln.ra 't cu ft sell de
Irostng fudge $30C Inglis
dishwasher $225 427
1018 or 683-13299
ROSEWOOD DINING
-- _ _ 64' :able plus
twc '8' leaves 6 chairs. 6'
bullet with hutch ExCe,ienl
condition Asx .^; S'800
91' Couch' $1510 Can 905 -Articles
697-0312 I For Sale
SANTA WILL CALL'
%3, • .r _•',aaCa,'r' KENWOODw3!'
prearranges 5 minute cal r _ Powe- 5 Disk CD
.: v�u• - 1 S9 35 Send duuDie cassette. lower
cneque or money order. speakers Rentio-owr from
name and phone number to S- 25 weekly Can 905
R LeBlanc Ent 271300 •412
K.^g S E Suite ill
Christmas Connection
�a
CRj &T W
all's Chnvmar hmr agnn cur rvgi,,n's CP,kF-FIKI hast hrrn kiting tht•ir imaginAti(in inn wild this Y� '
S•In wasorf h, bring aid the mint hraulttul and uniyur gifiw-Arr nor' Fnim the w•hims.al to thr
ofawAl.the rr's s,invrhmg firrvminr on vnur list G4 ill an klra vnud hLr In In>.knri supplrrrs
line rsrnthirryt 1 nu nrrJ NaAc Ihn (hmtmr to frmrniher
• 1
nedS22
conditioned er 75re-
conditioned washer, $175
7DistPRINT -
news netl-aC238ln-
s
and up for reconditioned
% Zl°'�r %dcaa e. t'
5 month bid female Nl
e Canadian Gocco Supplies
dryers $175 and up for re-
ributionfor 10% O
y to F
-- Ready to Finish
Gocco Products
or Finished Pine
Q_ it t' ill hila 5 masters, bulbs,
Picture frames, Mirrors, _
- Shelving, Recipe Boxes,
inks, fabric
Bow Shelves. Room Dividers,
r_.` Pt`CTL-l1 stamping kits,
Custom cut-outs to your specs _
B6 Printers screen master
- ..
Hand Crafted Wood Designa-y.r --- 5rai� -7._
only5119.00 and fabric inks
_
Scarborough Pickering
905)509--6536
_ (416) 289-9593 -O
Christ a Drinnin - Gocco Supplies
675 Midridge Dr., SE. Calgary ABT2X 1E9
1711
(403) 256-3232 phone and fax
;
Appliances. 227 Court St.,
(E3
ROTTWEILER 1 5
A&N CRAFTS
Oshawa. 576 7448
_ ti,r~ ,ate of
oMa rc soca
puppy.
weeks old, female, regis-
Handcrafted
Cra
"Country Craft Market"
allergic, health guarantee,
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
Display and sell your hand crafted items
F&
Bird Houses
- to the public 7 days a week.
Ing started Payment terms
ything old Scientific instru-
We do the selling.
available (705) 786-3124
Bird Feeders...
you don't have to be there.
-#- FOR BOOTH INFORMATION
& so much more!!
Call 905-404-0508
milk bottles. collections or
or Come and See Us At
104 Tulloch Drive, Ajax
1618 Dundas St. E. Whitby
Saturday & Sunday Nov. 23-24
E C_-ner
(6p -c Casev s besae Fac*,ory Carpet)
12 noon to 4 Pm.
Open Sat. 8 Sundays
-3- -4 p
10m.-3876683
-
-f--
I;UUN I HY CHAV i &
COLLECTABLES SHOW
AND SALE
508 Reynolds St. Whitby
(E. of Brock, S. of #2)
1-5 p.m.
Osrawa Ontario L1H 8JY J SHARP 2s, TV VCR cam I Sun NOV 24th
SHEDMAN )6aiI Cam
slyp s-ec •' ? X 8'. SPE
CAL ONLY $295 plus tax
Many other sizes and styles
aka ,able Also garages
and OeCks 761 McKay Rd
Unit 3. Pickering For more
into can 905 619 2093
SHOP SMITH s'yle multi-
snpD .5 too,s in 11 E■cel
Tent condition $1600 Call
905-5796374
SNOWBLOWER: 4 years
old seldom used ASKing
S850 080 Call 905-576
7693
SOFA & CHAIR, 5150, 3
dressers S55 TV $100. 2
leather chairs S95 each, 6
pc Sheridan style bedroom
suite (solid walnut)$1950 .
dryer $95. 3 antique dress-
ers. 3 antique chars, table
& chairs $120, entertain-
ment ural S95. office chairs
$30 each. many other items
697-3532
STEPS APPLIANCES
362 French Street. Almond
& white fridges' frost -frees.
$250 & up. Washers. $150
& up Dryers, $175 & up.
Portable dishwashers,
$200 & up Chest freezers,
$175 & up White stoves,
$200 & up Apt -sae wash-
ers, $250 & up Built-in
dishwasher, 5275. 6 month
warranty 905.432-7167.
10' Digital Satellite 70
Free channels for 1 year.
Rent to own lint only 58.25
weekly Call 905-571-1412
HITACHI 35' stereo tele-
vision Ultra black picture
tube. Pic-ir Pic, High reso-
lution Rent -to -own from
$15 80 weekly Call 905-
571-1412
bin&• _•-, High resolution -
picture tube. front AV
Jack, auto programming,
uni.e-,at remote control Articles
Rent to owr from $7 50, wk Articles Computer
Call 905571-1412 Wanted Video
THREE PIECE Margws
sofa exce,en! Ccnditicr
Al design wooden
bar with iwc chars $,70,
two T:tfany (amps 20' Bistro
design $650 Kenmore sell
cleaning stove. while with
black trim excellent condi
lion. including 2 yr extend-
ed warranty from Sears
$850 434-3925
WASHERS dryers triage
FREE REMOVAL of n.
warted scrap metal stoves,
washers, Cars, tricks or an-
ything metal can 9105571-
6714
WANTED - Diningroom
Suite. solid wood, cherry or
mahogany. prefer tradition-
al or antique, table with
minimum 6 chairs. buffet
and hutch, to be ,n great
condition reasonabl r -
1 Arts b
• Crafts
SOME VENDER TA
BL L : ava. XG 'a No
vember 30th Craft Bazaar
a' Dennis O'Connor High
School Call Debbie at
683-6004 for information
W1 Computer
Video
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
GU John Duarte
at 579-4400
stove. new and recondi-
y p is
es Call 655.5807.
• I�liS/Sllpalf i/
VERSARY bands, stun-
and for
WANTED CAMERAS -
1 Hoarding
• 1
nedS22
conditioned er 75re-
conditioned washer, $175
wide band, 7 diamonds,
news netl-aC238ln-
s
and up for reconditioned
old china and glass, jewel -
5 month bid female Nl
queen bedroom suite. 9
drawer dresser, matching
dryers $175 and up for re-
lery, microscopes, tele-
MIMATURE HORSE
AUSTRALIAN SHEP-
conditioned fudges and
scopes binoculars and re-
COLT - 5 months bid, ex-
HERDS, Lhasas.
stoves. Also coin operated
lated items. Gods, watch-
es, furniture, anything bid.
cellent disposition, $700,
Miniature Daschunds, Jack
washer and dryers. Ste-
432-1678.
Great Christmas gift. Cam
Russell Terriers. Schnoo-
phenson's Furniture antl
705)742
( -9614
dies. Guaranteed lowest
Appliances. 227 Court St.,
computer
ROTTWEILER 1 5
prices, at Trent Pet Oshawa
Oshawa. 576 7448
P
1 Anternet
puppy.
weeks old, female, regis-
center, 436.3724.
WEDDING OR ANNI-
tered, shots and vet
VERSARY bands, stun-
NEW MUSIC a -zine M
checked, friendly and out-
going. $400. Call 728-
ning matching, never used.
htip.//wwwdurham•
9179.
wide band, 7 diamonds,
news netl-aC238ln-
asking $600 Also 5 pc
dex him
5 month bid female Nl
queen bedroom suite. 9
drawer dresser, matching
Masliff, needs a good
• Pltiisllly
hone, loves other dogs &
men's wardrobe all brass
1 pper�..,,,,,
children. Blue/grey in co
mirrored asking 5550_
�"�'�"7
lour with blue eyes. $600-
905-623-0060
905.432.7688, Jett or Tami.
PERSIAN purebred cats &
Articles
kittens, shots & vel
LHASA APSO PUPS for
1
Wanted
checked. Call 576-4103
sale. Non shedding, non
FOR SALE: Umbrella
allergic, health guarantee,
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
Cockatoos. proven breed-
vet needled. House train -
Purchasing furniture or an.
ing pair. All accessories.
Ing started Payment terms
ything old Scientific instru-
52000 Call 905-433-880;
available (705) 786-3124
ments. china, silver, adver-
CHOW; purebred male. 7
tising, toys, decoys. dolls,
months old. raised with
milk bottles. collections or
children $200 or best offer
estates Call Robert Bowen
Call 905-579-9964
Antiques (905) 655.8049,
Brooklin
JUST IN TIME for. Christ-
mas. Shllzu pups, male
and female, 7 weeks old.
Championship blood lines,
Ist. shots and registered.
(905) 728-9460 or (905)
435-0290
1 1 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 tires
etc , Will trade for runabout
with trader 985-2191
917 Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles
For Sale 91M For Sale Wanted Trailers ' ' Apartments Apartments
MONTE CARLO loop ohne, �FOr Rent I For Rent
1978
lardau certified. 142.000
original All. 305 v-8, great
condition. many extras. no
reasonable offer refused
579-1869
1980 Volvo 242 GT. for
Jnly Best offer ALSO
s.,cwtile Volvo manual
lransm,sston 4 spd w,o
4 a 5098
1981 CHEVY MONTE
CARLO, runs well. little
ret,rd to certify Asking
Si 000 or best offer 665-
0941
1981 G,an LeMans. only
•-r I o original miles. runs
-
(treat Needs brakes, Only
Cori; ; 23-2921
1984 'iONDA CIVIC 1500.
auto many new
parts Alpine stereo. front-
es^eel drive. 5895 340.000
k 416 703 1050 days.
-_- 427-1479 eve
VI• mint condition, fully
loaded, dark blue/green.
1 8 L 16 valve. ABS ex
tended wary auto, 28.000
km. $13200 cert (905)
619-0692
1995 Nissan Quest, blue.
18.000 km fully loaded.
tinted windows. Idbnc war
ranty Payment plan, avail
able Certified, asking
$23.1700 436-8658
1995 SATURry SE. low
Airs lady driven. 4 dr .
$12.000 obo Call 725-
9181
1995 TAURUS WVAGON
loaded 43 Ord; kms silver
spotless. $16.500 905-
434 3975 Private sale
1996. SUNFIRE con
ve't,t,e. back A •• black
top. grey doth n!er,or 4
Speed automatic. 2 4 etre
motor, loaded only 12 700
k ty
- ms Baiance of Warran
1985 ^LDS 98. 4 or. 3 8 call 905 728 2685
F -.eats. p windows, p
pcks p5 pblight brown
rx• fan velour int . good
'-cy;r clean In, . $2000 obo
9001 '28 "815
1987 MERCURY Topaz.
a d 51495 cert,
984 Olds Cutlass V-6
a . at -. ail power. $1295
red o 00 1986 Che
rr•'e 4 cy' automatic. 5650
as is 905-404-9759
1987 OLDS Cutlass
, 4 cynrder. 15K Dr
d d
y "pori nione e -
« new paint job, lots of
.w parts .n good wo,k,ng
J:!or. S320C 9055%9-
198' SUNBIRD. IOU,-
as s. or best offer
9005 619-2675 atter 6
1988 FORD Tympo. 2
: air. stereo.
�A n~r nO rust must
r-gSnH
1988 '.1 'v YORKER '24
• load" : cyl.
S» .. tied 571-0225
1990 CADILLAC
DF, ..c 166.0+ : k -'s
rev colour coa<]"d
'eller! condition� Call 905.
1990 CAVALIER RS V6.
--f- Cassele
a ' own"• 175 000
7rM6T�
-
t r 068 X44'
"ATED
MECHANICS l`�
F,
AEN NICOLSON
'
I,
`-i'• 1E •?Baron can.
-MOTIVATED
rn,ae loaded. $4495 89
MECHANICS"M
...Cdi�nvnr-v>i-
1
111
11
•--vrecs,rrwr•n.�s ,�i
�)
3 3 V 6 oatle0, A l
Nal , nal, 55600 Durham
O HS eRvwr< N
,�
shines$ (7051473 79M ,
`�4 kkob4e (416) 451.�y1
s�kio,
Auto insurance.
getting a competitive
rate9 Call
Jones - Dooley
Insurance.
AIaX !Cr 3:,:aeon
027.3595
LAAAAAAAA
CPE:'T PROBLEMS'
Or
Down payments !rom S5o0
Mcntriy payments from
St55 OAC Cars t,uck5
vans 1981 fo 1996 Ajar -v
Autc Sales L!d '46 B^,ck
St N Whitby 905 666
3382
LOW KMS.. ' 381 Pcni dz:
6 00C . . .mled original
paint good condo
lion $2600 certified 436
0791
• Ask • ; 53900 Can
AJAX - 1 odrm a-ge
basemen apartment.
t r 068 X44'
LOWEST PRICES OF
uta,
ties ,nduded. park q nor 1
THE YEAR PLUS FREE
1990 CHEV Corsica.
WARRANTY OVER 30
`-i'• 1E •?Baron can.
CERTIFIED REC011
rn,ae loaded. $4495 89
TIONED VEHICLES ON
Bcnrevdle LE oaded.
SALE AT CERTICAR
6B GrandAm, 4.
S2995 84 Corvette,
EG. 1190:.- Grand : dravar
cad"d $9530 84 Grano
3 3 V 6 oatle0, A l
Nal , nal, 55600 Durham
58,495 1988 - 1993 Astros
6',rors Ltd Sales & Serv-
from $3 985 loaded 1987
"•: Open 'pays week 221
Olds, auto fantastic now
Rd S Ajax ON
S3.385 1989 Grand Pnx
9_l16�:-'550
SE, loaded, mint. $7.850
1990 DODGE SPIRIT ES,
i98B Blazer 4 x 4 peitect
05 p' -Ar• Seat, locks.
2.3.J00 k-., cruise. 52.500
now $6.995 firm 1989 Es -
coil GL, auto, art y ver prel-
or tis: : tier as s 576-
ty. $3 685 1991 Tempo.
2c'8
auto, great only S3.6 85
1990 HONDA EXR, 2.
X989 Ford F-150. Lanai.
"pe 133000
•' S9.rU or
loaded, low kms. Sale
57,700 1993 Sunbro SE.
nearest oft-
4✓J 3984
air. auto, teal, WOW 57500
1991 CADILLAC
BROUGHAM
Exc condition.
Loaded, black/
grey leather
interior. 130
kms. $14,000.
Rick - Evenings
666-
4670
1990 Olds 88 Loaded
92.000 kms, now $9 925
1989 Celebrity Euro black
beauty. loaded. $5,500
1986 Aries auto. A-1. steal
it. 52.225. 1990 Buick Le -
Sabre Ltd., loaded, now
$6,695. Certicar 155
King St. W., at Midtown
Mau, Oshawa, 579-
2886 Open Sunday.
1982 Chev. Cavalier, red.
2 dr., air, auto., anVlm Cass-.
$6750. or best reasonable
otler,434-2775.
991 CAVALIER. Must
a.,'Ornahc ac. 2211
Liue
:OCKm, newpt res, ex -
e brakes. 55200. Call
� 4,4- 1328
1992 h10NCA CIVIC I.S. 4
1-,- new Ines, radio
ss 137 000 km • superb
rid' Ion. 58500 obo. Call
6 9419
1993. LUMINA Euro, 3.4,
"' PW.P'S,PiL, auto.
sPo,ler. ABS. Air cell
: e
S13-500 905-430•
1994 ..nev Cavalier, 2 dr.,
r 1 ndd,on
LI''' cassette'
auto. air,
`S -. white "xte-
air,
Cer6hed 510,995. Call
days 905.294.220,-
' Ings 905852-7086.
Automobiles
Wanted
SU TOP DOLLARS
pad for scrap cars, 7 days
per week. Used parrs avail-
able. 683-7301 or 428-
1879 after 6 pm.
$50. to $7500... Cash on
Ilya spot for scrap cars 8
trucks. Anytime. Call 905-
706-5740.
A i A TOWING. Pay
$50-
$5000 cash for used S
scrap cars 8 trucks. 24 hrs.
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
or 905-706.5234. 30 min.
service.
■ A A K T(1Wtrur� 1 ngrLCH� All steel
Cash On the Spot
Pay S50 - $5.000 for
used and scrap cars
and trucks. any condi-
tion Call anytime. 24
his 7 days Fast 30
min sei No parts
available.
Call Ken
(905)509-5584
(416) 328-8081
AUTOMOBILES
tru_k; AartPd for scrap
Any condition, any age.
free removal in the Durham
Region. cash paid Ais
needed. '75 to '87 Chev or
GMC P,clil for parts Can
anytime. Oshawa 905-431
0407
CARS FOR CASH' '7!P
L
uy
Iles must be ,n runn,,g
condition Call 4272415 or
Time !c 479 Bay', S• Fasr
4,ax at MURAL AUTO
SAI E i
1985 Black dverado
ie•y _ ear kip• n goon
:ondhon 535; as s
>4C .e•t red 915 263r
1493 rave message
1986 CHEV
BLAZER
.p _ 1 4 , 4 ex _-.. --
)dio". manv -aw parts. la
',Oe pack.+.+ P -r Per seer
ro err r u, 53.800 685
946
1988 Cnev - , she,! po.
i? au!, ad. CJStom
Cart BPI! tack drop Spin.
:les and blocks custom
' m5 etc As ,s $35rd7 obo
Phone Blau MacDoraid
416 282 4351
1990 BLAZER 4x4
S; 4' .--, 4x2
57500 89 C``w 15037. 4.4
S96�'0 89 J-ep Che,okee
."J 575Gr 19 Jeep Ctirr
Are 55 ^,C 98 Jeep YJ
4x3 S, 3-L 89 Jeep VJ
$5295 89 Ford F 15c
$3995 eo JrPp Chemie•
5 speed. 4A: 554)C
Bazex. 4.4 $550'0 e4
Blazer 4x4 $3995 Our
ham V01';'S Ltd Saies 8
Seri ce Ucen 7 days
week ._ t Wev-ey Rc S
Alex. ON 9C5.663-7550
cans
' 4 wheel Drive
BLALEH 4x4 36 -
swamce,s. 3 73 gea,s
'rout Il rear Rancho
,hocks. 6'!dl rollbar. re.
-+oveable rout $3 000
.405 721-1687
1979 CHEV "ai,ty Cm-
vers,cn var old. ,ce-box.
cruise Tilt. air. roof rack _
hl -back bucxe!s
'65.DC�Km $2 COO O t :,
Also Trader. 2- knee's cus-
tom hgrl duty tcx. Spare.
extendible floor, folding
sides for easy storage
S400 o.b o Phone days
9C5 728--6323 evenings
905 579 %245
1985 Nnee,cnar van.
GMC Ra,,y wagon V8.
aul0, ps. pt) radials. rear
neater. Ricon wheelchair
lift t1e downs. 5 captains
chars. tC4. V00 km, certi
tied, excellent condition
905-725-3532.58000
1988 ASTRO MINI van,
spent over S2.50C in new
parts and repairs 350 V 8
engine, needs paint Make
a reasonable offer and it's
yours. Must sell. Call for
more info 434.3976
1989 JEEP CHEROKEE
Laredo, 4 door. 4 X 4. load-
ed. $7.600 433.1871
1991 ASTRO CE VAN
ETX 4 3 I, fully loaded.
ABS brakes. quad buckets.
rear heat and air, grey on
grey, 89,000 kms 512.1300
cert. or best offer. MUST
SELL. Day 905-987-4450.
eve 987.9860.
' Trailers
1976 RAMBLER. Model
type 'Peanut" Very good
condition. Sleeps 2. In-
cludes cooking facilities.
refrigerator, portable loilet.
storage space Asking
$2,250 546 Annandale St.
Oshawa 905-436-6570
O'lon de 51 ,gr,
9
AJAX - 1 odrm a-ge
basemen apartment.
DOWNTOWN WHITBY
great r hauling wood. etc
51000 firm (70517991352
uta,
ties ,nduded. park q nor 1
,r ,mail apa,tm,err bu,od-
ing. huge 2 bedroom apart
alter bpm or (905)725 9'55
No pets. 1st:last eiluued
mens. completely redone
anytime
S600 month Avail Dec
hollywoorf ii t':rPr. Dec ist
1 Bedroom td :emir, apt
15th or Jan 1st 427-2599
5730 per r -,r, ;Llast Huge
' Auto Parts
AJAX: 1 -BEDROOM
3 bedroom wdh tacony.
'oliywood kdcrer Jan
8, Repairs
Bas -'-'err apar•r^,er•
st
5965 per -; stilast Can
Bac. a^d scee entrance
crate enhance. _ -
k
'905.659-drNA
1967 cavalier 2 �ar r cable. sra'ed
dr aur" laurd,y facilities No pets
S "-'Y- obo es s 5791,,2P5 Available Decemcer ist
i iF, rclus,ve '?05,427-
OtorcyCles a5a
� AJAX SPACIOUS.
1966 t,a "c•w '
150 HONDA Basemen, apatrent bre
DPFAM BIKF S20rY; OB�� Clare
Ca,, 905-579 99FA ^ew carpet nea,
GO. separate entrance 4
550 COX HONDA: "384 Piece oat'" $695 ad nclu
yea,
ails sive 6839822
work S55C mor pest,crfer
905 579 9964 ALL NEW a'ge 2 cert.
a;: .,c ball, ,able
' =ose to all Va,men,ves. 3 tar
8 owmobiles parking ^r pets 58rf, .n.
-'us,ve ?;5 728 114,
1995 �K, Uvtu FURVULA
SL _c caro,des :over
Star s• >. rs 2000 km
eared t> a, ; Ha. e,s
5485: coo 9::•"35 7230
Gerry
�Frr
aL' .N0. SH_PPAP�
. • Ant. prat !,n,sned
men! % ceiy deco.
l own aundr/. nark
Ind garage A,a,i ,an
stlas' 5750
(905) 6864132
1 BEDROOM dLari'i,rri
HWYr2/ROTHERGLEN
L-. ••. a':. ilio. _-,.... _.,tut_
large 2 bearoOm basement
acar,rnerr separa•r en.
trace 4 appliances no
Sm O Crr3 pets Ava,able
mmed�are;y Decemoe, • 5r
5780 ovsive ' rsv'as"
429' 428
1 LARGE 3 BDRM.
APTS.
=rom S'=: m1�- .
n'ydre A., arpet. 4
app1 and park -
Ind Walk !o Flrxenrg
Own Centre GSe to
SC T'ars:t an0
r, yii ».
905-420-6305
1480 Picker ng Parkway.
'JVERPOOLiBAY LY �.
:ase
-'err yPark ^g :dCle ,a-
' +mics poll'"rp ace •vet
ar 5799 ^or.
mine'! y St test
a' r 3,4
avaat Cr , Uope• w
APAp'41Ft,-;
el Ouse Cental ca
FE', r., ar9 'o
casemen garage
'as, 434F;54
N, and Dec `.ear Hrsp,par.
, n•- 1 F shed
er438v,71
'a, cn cis stop Ca,• 728
S47S pets 429-79;,5
1 Bedroom td :emir, apt
4'-
Avau
w" Act: a --es
Dec ISt, AdeaceMa,J
NEWLY -RENOVATED
stared aundry !ac a es
''.. =5p 1a, srarous
spa- _a e
Bac. a^d scee entrance
agar 2 bedrpom .n du
menr apa,tmeri ear r
Ute • r•. included 5625.
Pie S'25n, rciuoes
.:,
, .. arge ng c-rm
mpn" '5' aril ast Cal!
'eat '!d•% and waren
cCa�a'e enhance 3. a,
'905,453 4993
9C5 383-5430
ace ,^med,ate,y rc,u,RS
t BEDROOM :ely
AVAILABLE Dec lel
„age stove eines. facie
'
- epee •.. ; . a"e- act
'•ear
a"ata..
•$545
StldSc 43'r :893
Lake O^'a• ; Wesr
Ter• - wr.nydr,
NORTH OSHAWA
Shore P cki, rg Includes
-ea:
Please call Decue or Judy
S".- , , . ,. y. T .
•Qi.e'
nyder. a..rdry 'ace
3C543a 7572
'icor ape ^+rouse
•.es 5415 Su,tatre fo, ;ne
court pr'vare entrance dr
Gose •- SChcc is. publicAVAILABLE
IMME
veway ::us ,Dole was-
transr, Car Paul416 805-
DIATELVPyr •bY a
er.dryw 'enced yard Ma
O,."':' : SpdCiCut. carper.
tune ^On Smoke, 5676 r
1 IL 2 Bedroom 30t999,
s and
ed. newly painted with pa,
dus've tstlast .'6 3830
pi - i. ^ Oshawa
cony rinse 'o bus s^ -c
NORTH -wawa a' a
arc n;w'^anv,IN Stam , g
Png al, unhtces :.ped
LJ.. :'gym
��
J! S6__tmcrtn Md e 6
9
Sr ase reduced no pets
n �u er 6 aes
s•ove .ncjuoed with aun-
i tearoom S85 2 bed-
11,09e shove par..^'- 3 --,
e
cry taokhes %C pets Cali
loom $75C.34
34
,ties 's: last 5'20.mcnrr
:905 434 24
905 72!3 1919
1 -BEDROOM Casement
AVAILABLE Jan. 1st
NORTHOshawa. -a-
A
Jx
al:a•...r•' aLarge
.'' ,aU__s - �
.. '_,5r >e�r '. m
•'.:'r^. separate entrance
acm rv'ng room eatY•r.
ctusive 2 bvicl case
[; pus rouse. a u
klCrrn 4 dppl,an es Zen.
'Wert act S''5 ail nclus,ve
ade Cec 1 $575 alt inc,uu-
tea' air garage. rear AIC'Sa25
Avaicatxe Dec 'st Cam 905-
'. le 'Stlast 666 C903
per mo Phone 905
723-2"1
432 344:
NORTH WEST -;HAWA
OSHAWA B or St Large
BACHELOR APT Oshawa
! , trd•_f•semerr
=a.rg
1. 2 S 3 Cedroont apart-
aprw Laundry. parkGA
meritsr Gear low rise
ncludes nea: hydro cave
CV SE'S au cndusve st
'
building Close to 4C' S
park.r� F.st S Last
cast 3(:5'282234
GO Park, ^g Avarable
Ava,a ce 'low S45� 905'
ONE BEDROOM Scar.
me prom
y $600
986 ''63
A,a, �rtr•.,'r en -
en -
montn Phone 905 5-6
BASEMENT APT Dec
trance. parking uui,ees n
4255
t < J ;etr Forst
Luded 5625 month s,,
273 tearooape tments
last %or s^'o. - g S,n ie
9
last. •ef@renCes d must %,m
itL'y buud,ng. „los, to
vf,Tian or vol -3 Couple
pets 427-7412
5cnuas. jittery South GM
P'r+erred S75C %us,ve.
ONE ce0roorr apt ]er
plant Available Immediate
walk7�! tackvar P,ar'
torr "=me. appliances in
ly 428-6328 pm to,
Ing ua,a Oa.s Broa Rd
audec. 'aunery lac ava„-
appc,rtment619-283
atter E p ^I
able S`65 '.•st and ,as!
301 Cordova Rd. Csn
Plus rydm Ava, Dec
BASEMENT apt P. oke'
Jan 'st Cer'•a. Ntr :by
wa arge 2 tr::o� aptt
+resr'y Parted S"C,,D s
^'6 ^aa c Longe 2 bee -
665-9049
very clean. 5630 noudes rooms, ai7 appliances
park Ig Ca. 905'840. shared :aundry 5625 plus
67'2• page, ,4!6 501 util A�w Dec 1 4'6284
1687 J 40'0
ABSOLUTELY GOR-
GEOUS Ncrtn Osnawa
pec room newer all :o,co,a+
decor. European wonen
laundry tac:nties. parking
close to an amer ties. 5595
per month. plus Hydro 571-
4964 438.8439
ADELAIDE S,mcoe area.
large one bedroom. Itird
floor, quiet triplex $500 mo
includes heat, water, park.
ing. Call 579-6182
AJAX Oxford Towers.
Spacious apartments. quiet
building, close to shopping.
401 GO Pool sauna 3
bedroom Jan Ist Two bed-
room Jan ist also 683-
5322 683-8571 until 730
p m.
AJAX. One bedroom walk-
out, separate entrance. no
pets, non smoker, reterenc-
es. $600 inclusive. IsLIast
683-5403
AJAX, separate entrance,
luxury, large, open concept
950sq It, air cond,honed
basement. modern full
Kitchen. 5pC bath, laundry
facilities, no pets/smoking.
$700ymonlh Bili Toronto
cell(416)209-9753
BEAUTIFUL. 2 tearoom
wrcl new,,$ ,enovatetl eat
m kitchen. 4 pc bath, can.
!,at Air S vac. shared back
yard 8 ,aundry Can Phd
416-215-5379 i0, 905-
686 5243 ;N)
BOWMANVILLE Victor,
an era. 2.2 bedroom apart-
ments New paint. gas fire-
places. new carpet. non.
smoking quiet environment
Avail Dec 1 First last
$600 and 5650 plus util
623.2053
BROOKLIN, one bachelor
apartment, also 3 bedroom
apartment. available now.
Telephone 655-5539
CENTRAL Oshawa- one
tearoom an inclusive apt.
5550 Mature person pre-
ferred Firs0astirelerences
a must Available Jan 1
579-1938
COURTICE- Beautiful 1
bedroom raised bungalow
bsmt. 5 windows, separate
entrance. Central an. partly
fu mished.non -smoker $550
inclusive References Call
434-2723
ONE BEDROOM case
m -ret ^87 K:ry S'. W
Oshawa C,Ose 1c 0 C
sepa•a:e entrance. park
'ng `,age. stove. new :a,
pet. new K.!cren 'jour.
paint. clean cr gr! $55C
Plus u6Lbes Immediate No
Pets. ,still 668-1946
ONE Deeroom basement
apt fully furnished Par-
ing. sep enhance 5575 au
inclusive Immediate occu.
pancy R,tson.Stacey.
Oshawa 7288957
1 BEDROOM CONDO,
north end Osnawa Quiet
building, fridge, stove. bal.
cony, parking, ist last,
$650 inclusive Dec Ist
576-9932
OSHAWA - Central lace.
noel. 2 bedrooms. clean B
newly painted, no pets 6
unit building $615 per m0.
inclusive. Immediate. 576-
5887
OSHAWA large 2 bed-
room apt at 871 S,mcoe Si
N new carpet, convenient
location Avail Dec 1
$650 r hydro 430-7816
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
ING North Oshawa. 1. 2 8
3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca'
ve parking 8 laundry, fac
723-2094
Bond E. apartment over
store. tr,dge, stove, utilities
included no pets $625.
150ast Call 723-2004
THE NEWS ADVERApartments
K'� A' NOVEMart tsBER 20,1990 -PAGE Houses
� � � pFor Rent Im For Rent no For Rent
33 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building Air conditioning,
broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground park-
ing included. From $785-$867.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 P.M.
A,'AX - -�L ;PPEa APTS
2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es. underground parking
55 FALBY CRT
MOrd - THURS 9 A M - 8 PPA
FRI 9AM -5 PM
SAT & S!Jr,_ 12 - 5
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
DROPERTIES U'Al-rED
P KEP.Nr}
t-: a=P^art aper
mer: cerha a" =ac,e
park4pc Cam SeCd,ate
er..a-ra ^r Gres 5..' Sir
gle Air;'+' ^ g 'er'a'e 'st'ast
555;
-c 's 42'-
389'
PICKERING. •=Pv a,ge
.. 3-.ymert aC'
Ge
r a.r au: dry ale
ent'arce parking steps Ic
GG Nm S-' • , 3125 In
aus ve Ara. 305
42.- .4
PICKERING a•ge ped-
.-: .. +. •, ... •,... a,
C-
nOm? :leer "x1.35 ' Is"
asf 'eterences pets
5625r,,s:,e 5-;e
•kcr• -" nadu't weiCtm"
421 4349
PICKERING wg.;,• ism•
Cdr^
L v rg a,ed -en lull
barn sec I-a-zerare
zany a.rdry :ao,e
S65C--I,sr•e Pets we,
ct-essage
PICKERING W^ ?s
r --• -.rar^rnr•
tie»y -e^Z•ated ' x•'..
bsml ac' Na,. . 'r ",-
Sec! enl,arZ« AC
^o
els smc• ^, S..,res one
5625 me -s.ve 9C: 83'
02.9
TOP FLOOR nOuse -
bed'�- acL a --es.
as, Liean .u,ei ceocIe
'V^. hog Aye Oshawa
SE 3C Ava,ab.e Dec
Owc^ x,:S ae entrance 51'
7989 atter 5 30p ^
ONE AND TWO ^e0room
j,mcoe
and Grob area starting at
$450 plus nyd,c Available
,mr-,eaateiv 5"-3229
WHITBY arge Jre tri
'.-- ca,c-ert or ate
entrar Ze mmac,.:a!e
age rv,n^y room d,r,ng
room k tcnen laundry.
par, ^ S625 mdus,ve
686--t:. • 8
WHITBY- ONE bed, -,o ^
aca"-e-! a,,alave Dec,
5575 month Includes real
& park.ng for 1 car Ca,
9C5-430.0959
WHITBY, tacheior --
-el* Cr,vate k'cnen arc
bath sup',s cre pe,scr
avaiiabie Dec ,s: Cable
and all ut•hhes .ncluded
5450 665-0949
WHY ,art wrier you :an
:wr your own !,pine run
Tess than you tn,nk7'i Call
Dave Haycock Sales Rep
Re - Max Summit Realty
1991' Ltd tSIM 668-3800
0,(905) 666-3211
WILLIAMIMARY - 1 Bed
basement 5500 all inclu.
sive, 1 Bed ground floor
5500 plus hydro. 2 Bed
5600 plus hydro. Frsi last
Immed. occupancy 721
2661
E
Houses
For Rent
$1-1 A Absolute Affordable
WM RENT?
0111111111111 YOUR
NORM
Payments from $569,mo.
No Downpayment7
Call Me
571-6273
14MO-840-6273
Mark stapl.y
Sales Rep Sutton Group
Excel Realty
Houses
For Rent
3% MOP'aAGE
'air - -=•-' .. ^.me
6o,x2'7r Cr-,racyz ct %onr.
west �S-awa S'..t_ .....
:.es "all 985 "330
3 -BEDROOM use -ti,
garage -ra' •:wtal W !n
,cf,cr !o buy Newly JeCO-
-aleC No Cets Re'rrrnces
'sIl S25. 1. ries Gail
905 655-5300 aner bpm
3 -BEDROOM house
:'hr _ i•r sta plaza.
sues scnoc,s Zwef _our..
ac Prefer bus•^ess coupie
no pets 'eferences re-
gutrea S'5- •^cern.-t •
lies '25-8d- _ '28454„
Immediate JC: mar Cy
4 BEDROOM -se r
Oshawa _ _a- par. --g
aurory oecK -ea, sr.p
ping 8 s.:noo,s Se5,-mM
lilies .,a 571
5320
4 -BEDROOM 2 -storey,
single car ;aner" ;as fur.
tracein, he0 cdsermert
near Wh toy G0. $1;:,5.
month Call 905 723-8902
AJAX WESTNEY
Heights !wo storey apprx
2.50C sd It 4 bedrooms 2
12 baths. main floor family
loom wilt) fireplace Large
eat in kitchen with walkout
to deck, taDuious view.
available Feb Ist $1.000
per mo. plus utilities. Call
427.3820
AJAX Wastney Heights.
3 Dorm. 2 storey. 2 full bath.
5 apps. finished bsmt, ga.
rage S1150 . util Aval
,mmed AJAX Applecrolt
Village 4 bdrm . 2 1;2
baths, executive home.
tloubie garage. walkout
bsmt , backs to ravine. fam-
ily, room wiFP. eat-rn kitch.
en wipantry, main floor
laundry, door from garage.
new czrpetipaint. flooring in
kit 'bath. Avail immed.
51400 ♦ util 905-il
0478 or 416-567-5889
AJAX, 2 plus one bedroom
house. includes utilities. 4
appliances, parking, yard.
amenities Flexible posses.
soon $925 monthly (905)
839-0941
WHITBY. DETACHED.
North Central Scneois
Beautiful trees Fenced
Three bedrooms Two
baths Deck Available Jar
! Bit) $1.050 'mthly 'wo
year nc rent ncrease 655-
4682 even
AVAILABLE t.GVV & Dec
' cuse neutral decor 4
aPpI 1 2 Caths. base
mere 3 garage King 3
"9wnnnc area 5895
,w Phone 905-72'-8213
CENTRAL WHITBY
Bea,- `,I r_ac,ous
room ' -'shed
wal+,
casemen garage
ter -e:
yard 4 apPl,arces
A' +a
able Gece ^cel ' a
S • xC,
T^- - ',es
rqr<
Ka•-
COURTICE tedmrm
tG wr^,u s 1 2tat^s
nice Ocat:dn access
sc^=r's petro pubic
'rars,t avar at,e ,mme
Batty c, Dec 1v No pets
315-42--1x37 after 'Cm
NORTH OSHAWA.
:w^^^,uses •r Al -air
.1 ed fain Iy
=• 9 s_ase b a
^r s Sta a'
S%32 m
0, ste
M7 ---e eau
WHITBY tedrerr-
^ a -acre am y
re^• �cse to all ar-rraces
.^r^g 3 sc^cols 5 ap-
-earces garage S95.
.ides ,.arae and �ti„nes
'sr 3
as, :a:' 315_-668-
4153 Have message
' Rocros
for Rent
AuAA FURNISHED
.. . her..
nome ;w^-,t,arce _acie
..- dr. 'a�.,•,rs Snared
•:8:^•'25•_ Nor
AL'ONA RD,Sheppard
ar ;,,,e! ac,.t roma
+-. this St a -e "Da^
,:e -^••r ba!rr-,cros
)mars ar a "roes S3t-
wee• 9c5 509 2453
E•er. ,
ROOM FOR RENT
S... tea'•+�eC
klc^r� ., 'aa„ties
av a, ao,e Ava..acce -me
C-arey S8c wee. -, .az e
ncluded Ca 43,,-.5:5
ariacr 432 69.5
Shared
m
Accoodabon
LARGE NEW HOME
.-
bath and v,ng morn
Shared .^,C^er and a;.n.
dry S45- -crtr Avac:aCie
Cecemte- 's! Cal, 9C5
4-,4 6ec9
AAAA ' uge casement
aca '•- w ' close :o OC and
4.:' ^�C pcus Sia Ii!a pie
pate storage area -ar,rig
'a -^v,, ar-, Zab,e Seca
rate emran, a S54C n :
sive Call 5%9--asti5
AJAX Beauhtu. i.,nsned
coop snare w- •e.
male 60 Clus we,ccrled
Snare 'ac,,,!:es cab,"
parking bus lou:e ,sil
686-9226
AJAX 3 bedroom home
room for vert. run or house
5300 per month Negoh-
able 42&-6385
CLOSE to Oshawa Cen-
tre bright room 'n targe
friendly snared home. with
3 others Close to pudic
transit, cable. laundry Must
like children. non smoker
5350 576-3816
DIXIE / FINCH: fum,shec
room for rent, share house
parking, laundry, S4CC
month Available Decen-
Der Ist 1905) 837-1774
1 BEDROOM with private
living room and snared
kitchen. References, em
pioyee single person pre-
ferred $450 all ,nciusii,e
Calc Eric at 905-404,1324
MARYIROSSLAND area
- share 3 bedroom house
Washer. dryer, exercise
equipment. 5400;mo Fe-
rrate preferred. 579-4975
ROOM for rent with large
fenced yard. Available Dec
Ist First and last $300 re-
quired Shared accommo.
dations 723-8083
PAGE 46 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 20, 1996
683-7545
roc ,Ip ,o ilei„
Clarington bPort Parry residents 3
call 404-2615
F or an a. ill- v« 11, I „i :.11 I-.,rr n, an./ up.:om .y
astern 0W...... —. Call Th. ahova n mt>
■PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
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Thurs. Eve. Nov. 21 at 7:00 p.m. (PREVIEW 6:00 P.M.)
MELD AT LVIV PAVILION 38 JACKSON AVE. OSHAWA :comer o! Jackson 6 Alberti,
Partial listing only. F„rn:•..•e - iia _a^ —, .: yea• •ea
lac -es wha• -s v- • ;; des,. Consoles & m„ors. screen dividers pedesta,s
,overeat cockta tables srrloke,s stand, pa•Ines desk oriental cab,nets. grand
7, er mvCrs. ,,ck -g chat, cheva- mirror, etc In Chippendale. Louis XV Oueen
A--ne, 1,91h & 201h Century sivies ii -land carvedi Quantity of one of a k.nc •,and
-ade decor & ac-ent ire^s book tables. keepsake :'bks ieathe'
candle hoidens •eking hose doll buggy. mi -^ahc;a-, amen!, 7an.ed tit-.
••.nks Barbie figurines. Coca Cola items Haley Dawos:In Cherished ledd,es
F.. -de, line arts collection of rale L E w,ohfe scuiptu'es Space Fane Ch -a &
celai^ dinnerware 8 :^ ecte, places -alv ry sets Rabe- Raikes bears gur
+ ..word •evhcas. Chrit;' -a: -'e-S Cculton S!w Trek .�'Iec•,O n. sarra< F tz 8
via P,eclous moments. afghans. santas. Disney coi ecrbies. Collecto, p ateb
-ze lamps n TMany styes. Cn7s1a' bows. vases cake stands etc SeipC'-0"• unusual oriental arts & C•ahs Satsuma porcelain. rosewood. and
' 'e Sports Me^_rabdia L E nnnis signed by sports ce,et-y unusual
onto Maple Lea' signed Items old-timers puck >. •'s. hamec !ersey
e -books are one of a kind items Ladles & gens -we dery nclud,ng gold.
,mond S ;enure stone 'ngs ea"h9s rcoe chat- des,gne, waiches. Po:ket
>, 'rhespearls. neck aces. Iocke'S marcasite rings &more Con & bank note
eCUon "o -
estates with pro” gets dbie dolla,s 22 24 k! gold. OU notes
-ER 20C LIMITEC EDIT10% PRINTS decors. Onginalc :anels. canvas
la prints. ra'e sues byu' Seven. Christine Ma-s^ari Romance
•• -,a, Loates AY Jacksor L Tail Campbell Lumbers Sandara K„ -, J
^tiers. K Danby J Tanto- Brenciers. W F eu,y P Jcsteen. Pr,va1•• A J
iso' c0ec!Or' .,in a One of a k.nd dbie signed ,tho (very -ale,. a�so
- ?chor cf Cassors Casson •t & •2 Ontanc series & -e .+os custom
red ,n museum frames to conservation standa•ds IMs• be seen;
aMS Cash. Visa. Mc Interac as per posted & announoed at sale All •ions
le,ehens 10°, B.ve•s P,enr_- i- effect wrtr, P•o,_-eeds t0 Si Gec•q_es
'r Oshawa
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416-2461762 INTERNET Auc7oN AT WWW VALUENE`40AK Z-O&UPACAUCT
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linv.mamillc Lions Ill
26 Beech Rd.. Lihe'rh tit. North OfTC•oncession tit. Nkest
Friday Night Nin. 22nd -
ie\+ x:311 P.M. %ales 6:31) P.M.
Truck L,ald of nuce i rrcr.:,«;:Jisc In.iu l:n bankrupt ,i,,,A lit Consunwrs
Distributing will hr sold at [his sale
Partial Its[ San_v.,. S:ott, Aiwa. Emerson. Electn,m:,. cordlcs, phones.
15' colour T% head V('R,. an,wcnng machine,. T% %YR comtx).
:onipact disk rade„ & home ,icreo,. houseware. [;tltware.:(,IIeclI
porcelain doll, up it) »I'". small appliances. c rr:l,c machine,, power
tread mill,, gsm hikes. steppers, ski machine, etc . tools. screwdrivers.
drill press. socket set,. drill hits• pliers. file sets. punch & chisel seil
pl.r:clain vacs. pool tables. lots of Iuvs. 14K lcwcllerv. ;u diamond
rings. Mi:hiko pearl. Canadian coins, heater,. humidifier,. furniture,
Tltfam lamps, %acuurm%, leather attache case,. luggage. ,reel LtKA Aure
sets, 41-1 pcs dmnemarc sets. die cast cars, hahy strollers. carnage trullcts.
lrwcllcn Mlles. cork pi:turc,. ki :hcnwarc, hath scales, alarm clock,
with radio, A phone,. reproduction antique oak radio,, call di,plavcii
computer tables & i,rizanizer table. T% %CR stands. lots of drill, for
Xmas gifts Too maim_ int list. Subtect to addition & deletions. Terms cash Visa
M. C Dnly
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 5 P M
Appliances iLi^ %.'r�eTer-
borough Auction Center - Peterborough on Hwy
0
7 - 2 miles east of Peterborough Selling the
contents of several local estates 9 pc modern
dining room suite. bed chesterfield Delux tlow-
ered chesterfield and 2 chairs coffee and end ta-
bles. love seat and stool modern bedroom
suites. excellent mattress set ($! 300 new,.
chrome suites. old tables, colour N' Vcr. 100s of
interesting and collectible items, glass and china
train set, household items, drafting table, desks
tools, some lumber. 18 hp riding lawn mower.
snowmobile trailer, box trader, refrigerators,
electric ranges. chest freezer, panasonic mi-
crowave;convecbon oven, vice. qty of hand and
garden tools, shop vac. 2 weed eaters, good lawn
mower (like new) , air compressor. 90 Chev Lu-
mina, 90 Cavalier wagon. Partial list. To consign
estates, quality items, full house or apartment-
fuls, business liquidations, appraisals. or list your
auction on site or at our barn, call Peterborough
Auctions 745-5007 Peterborough
ORVAL 3 BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
AUCTION SALE of
Antiques, Collectables
and Household Effects
Thursday Nov. 21st, 6 p.m.
Sale to include beautifully carved cup-
board, handpainted pine armoire, oak
tables and chairs, ball & claw foot table,
pressback rockers, dining room suites,
old tools, washstand, lots of old dressers,
tables, art deco fireplace heater, tits of
pictures, jewelery, box lots, colour TV.,
viewing from 4:00 p.m. Sale starts
promptly at 6:00 p.m. Phone 905-686-
4620 to consign for future sales.
Auctioneer, Maurice Mitchel Jones
Brock B Seven Auctions
1570 Highway f7
Brougham
41,
AUCTION SALE
SAT. NOV. 23-10 AM.
EXCEPTIONAL Auction of Antiques. Collectibles,
Ant China and Harness Making Equipment for the
ESTATE of JAMES WALTERS (Walters Hard-
ware 8 Harness, Uxbridge), held at the Phoenix
Sales Arena Uxbridge Take HwyP12 or Lakendge
Rd north to Hwy u47 Go west to Uxbridge
Watch for signs
Sale Includes: Oak sideboard, cherry bonnet chest
pine flat to wall cupboard. oak hoosier. oak hall seat.
Ig qty ant chairs (11 pressback oak prayer chairs.
arm chairs. ant highchair. etc 1. qty rockers (nurs-
ing pressback. hoopback etci loveseats. settee.
secretary bagcart scales ant organs. treddle
sewing machine, ant telephone. Ig qty ant tables
ant oak bedstead.several ant bedroom stes
dressers. blanket boxes. cedar chests. washstands
qty crystal china silver, ant photo post cards, milk
bottles milk can Pt Perry oil lamps. barn & railroad
lanterns, art clocks cast toys ant Ind treddle
sewing machine, ant 6ntish sewing machine, ant
thread waxing machine ant pine 16 drawer cup-
board brass leather presses 2 old western sad-
dles. horse blinders harness 7 halters. qty hard-
ware. leather leather tools cast Iron groover plus
more
NOTE: , superb opportunity to acquire rare pieces
:sat Items with 2 Auctioneers Harness mak-
ng Equip at 10 am Furniture 12 noon TERMS
.ash, Interac Visa M C Viewing 8 am Sale Day
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
Sunderland 1-705-357-2185
Toll Free 1-800-654-4647
SAT. NOV 30 10 A.M
PUBLIC AUTO/SNOWMOBILE AUCTION
P.,•,,..... Au,., .r Hw.r a
east of Peterborough Now a_-cepting con.
In -en's of snowmobiles al, years. maKc'S
)leis- .:ars. trucks .ins. 4 x 4s. RV'S, nc:'''
.vin mowers, snCwDiCwNrs. motorcycles. RV's.
:)wmoblies trailers Consign early to be listed in
A,-, Expecting approx 57 snowmobiles and ve-
les _e: us sell you car Call now Orval M -ear
A,,.: ons - Peterborough 7.15-5007 or451-
y9
ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
Fri. Nov. 22 at 6:00 p.m
-
tor Mrs Dena : ,' • f St U", le dnu utl,-
e's held at the Goodwood Community Cen-
tre' wy 47 In Gevaw- l Beautiful 5 piece
modern Queen s,ze pine bedroom suite like
new. Elran chesterfield. loveseat and rock-
er by Sklar Pepplar all reclining a• o is new
Frederic Ramon
collection rx 6 light crystal chandelier
i_ _ "a'r, style nanq,rv; gats Lass lab„r tr-
ghts coffee and end rabies by KruetNer ant ref
:�ominron piano. Ret 9 piece mapi., diningroom
, rile C-1920 old hall tree 5 drawer armor. 9
rawer dresser w double mirrors 'Many Ltd.
Edition ;:,,ctures apt. size refrigerator (as
new): K•-rrnore clic",:, ,;hes:
`6ezet go,,d set of glass chinaetc plus many
more quality pieces from this extra clean
home p ... • .% 4 3 );'^ 7errny :ash :^•,;ua w
r ,s,. V C
CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411
SAT. NOV. 23 - 10 A.M.
29TH ANNUAL SNOWMOBILE, VEHICLE,
RV. AUCTION
At Orval fdc.ean Auci :r Center - Large sale ac-
cepfing consignments of snowmobiles. all makes
models years, tractors. farm machinery, cars
trucks 4 x 4 S. vans. trailers. RV's. snowmobile
traders. boats, riding lawn mowers, etc selling for
Alan Lawson Fisher. Trustee In Bankruptcy 18'
Hydro stream boat with 200 hp mere (needs mo-
tor world), also 95 Polaris Indy Lite. 94 Skidoo
Gran touring, 95 Arctic cat cougar 93 Skidoo
mach 1, 93 Polaris Indy 440. 93 Yamaha Exciter
XS, 92 Polaris Indy RXL, 91 Polaris Indy lite, 91
Polaris Indy 500 SP, 90 Prowler. 90 Polaris Indy
Classic, 90 Skidoo Formula plus, 89 Arctic cat
650 Wildcat, 89 Yamaha Ovation, 2-89 Skidoo
Formula MX, 87 Skidoo Formula MX, 81 Moto ski
Ultra sodic, 81 Skidoo Citation 4500, 79 Olympic
300, 79 Arctic Cat Elbgre 5000. 79 Moto Ski, 78
Arctic Cat Eltigre 6000, 77 Moto Ski 340, 76 Sil
doo Olympic, 75 Elan 250, 74 Skidoo Olympic
400 E. 74 Evinrude 440, 2-74 Johnson J21, 2-70
Skiroule 525, 72 Olympic 399, 72 Snow cruiser
20 hp, 72 Skidoo Olympic, 71 Olympic 335, 71
Johnson 32 Hp, 70 Skidoo Olympic, 93 Yamaha
Kodiac 4 x 4, 4 wheeler, 91 Yamaha Blaster
Sport, 4 Wheeler, 91 Yamaha Blaster Sport 4
wheeler, terra jet 4 wheel ATV, snowmobile trail-
ers, skiboose, 7.5' Meyers 3 way complete snow
plow, snowblowers, 81-20' Doral Weekender,
230 hp 1/0 camper top, 15 ft. Peterborough Bo-
wrider, 85 Johnson and Trailer, 92 Cavalier 2
door, 92 Olds Royal, 92 Ply Voyager van, loaded,
91 Volks passant, 91 Dodge spirit, 89 Merc To-
paz, 89 Pont Tempest, 88 Nissan King Cab pick-
up. Sleds arriving daily. We are expecting 50 to
100 sleds and vehicles. Partial list subject to addi-
tions and deletions. To consign or for into call
McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay
ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE
NOV. 22
FRI.6 P.M.
Selling the convents
from 3 homes, side-
board, round oak
table, set 6 press
back chairs. round
glass china cabinet,
oak hall stand, Boston
Rocker, Windsor
chair, antique dress-
ers. Chests of draw-
ers. Bonnet chest, oak
writing desk, chester-
fields, occasional
chairs, double and
single beds, TV VCR,
computer tables,
dishwasher, washer,
dryer, dehumidifier,
entertainment unit,
glassware, kitchen-
ware, Beaver 8 in.
table saw with stand,
Wheatley 6 in jointer
w/stand, scroll saw,
and a large quantity of
other articles. Preview
Friday Afternoon,
Terms Cash, ap-
proved cheque, visa,
m/c, interac.
AUCTIONEER
FRANK
STAPLETON
(905)716-2244
1-800-263-9886.
"WANTED”
all breeds of snow-
mobiles for our large
Annual Snowmobile
Auction, Accepting
snowmobiles. 4X4's.
all terrain, bikes.
trucks. cars, tractors.
,trailers. snowmobile
gear etc SATUR-
DAY NOVEMBER
23. 10 A.M MABEE
AUCTION CENTRE
Hwy 35, 1 mile north
of Rosedale Don't
Miss It' Turn your un-
wanted machines &
equipment Into cash
For further info or to
consign bring to barn
cr call today
CALVIN MABEE
AUCTIONS
(705) 3744800
OR 454-2841
AUCTION
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission.
payment next day.
Sales every Tues.
Thurs. and Sat at 6
p m. Antique furni-
ture. appliances
els Owner and op-
erator
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
723-0501
AUCTION SALE
Nov �'st 5
at Islander Ban-
.. I Hall. on Scugog
:nd. East of Pori
-y Estate sale with
?lent antique
es, spinning
.-el, 1917 cash
ster, Ice -box
'al toys, beam
+es, household
tents. 8 hp tawn-
.ver & trailer 1 ton
n hoist and much
e Viewing from 2
Pearce Auction
Services
655-8073
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
�•i_ . Bowmanvllle
r Nov 24 11 am
•,h,ng 9 30) Take
to Waverly Rd
%,,!h to $2 Hwy. East'
Scugog St & North
KIT: Sunday's Auc-
t,c" features a small
estate from Toronto.
plus partial contents
from 2 Orono homes.
wal! units, bedroom
sets. washstand, set-
tee & chairs, mise
dressers. oriental
cabinets, tables.
chairs, couches,
irators), blanket
freezer, 8 hp.
Ir lawnmower,
mowers, air con-
fer, old books,
hockey cards
), plus household
ts. Large sale
many smaller ar-
Terms Cash,
MIC, Interac or
ue. Call for all
auction needs.
your calendar
our exceptional
Antique & Collectable
Auction Sale, Boxing
Day, December 2611).
Call to consign or ask
for details.
MacGregor
Auction Services
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402 905-
917-3664
AUCTION BARN
Friday, Nov.22
at 5:30 pm
3 miles East
of Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
Contents of a Long
Beach cottage plus
others refinished flat -
to wall mahogany cu-
rio cabinet: bridge
lamp, refinished pine
chest of drawers, ma-
ple bunk beds: parlour
table, refinished lamp
tables. antique dress-
er & bevelled mirror.
coffee & end tables:
ref,nished wood box.
modern dressers &
,-hest of drawers: co -
lamps. single &
r .,ble box spring &
,",{'tresses. refinished
a": flue buffet: upright
o,lo. Ig. City- of chi -
glass & collecta-
�i,�, Danby single
'r refrigerator. Gib -
chest freezer: al -
id G E washer &
it, G E. 2 door re-
rarator, Inglis apt
'r. 10hp Master -
snowblower.
=• !ver 6- planer.
"Aver table saw. Linc
"der: Atlas drill
,s. 3,41hp air com-
isor. Beaver 6"
sander. 1 to..
tnc chain hoist. 1
chain hoist. plus
'alir hand & power
T,1o,% to be sold
1' • 00 pm
Don & Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers
RRx1 Little Britain
(705)786-2183
WANTED FOR
AUCTION
.•,Ates �, ,rsgn-
'tts. Households.
flues. Bankrupt -
Liquidation,,
1 at your location
our Bowmanville
tion Hall Packinq,
-up & Storage
..lable Ca,1 for free
fidenhal consUlta-
MacGregor
Auction Services
905-987-5402
905-987-3664
J Houses
For Rent
FURNISHED . ,
'.•-J" :r and Liu
p�Jraomk �. -, study
weeky ,:ieaning No
Pre'e,red careful
g o, adult, couple
r .iary list through Aprii
) all ncius,,e 905
5552
LARGE 3 BEDROOM
- O,r.r ane clos,r
iGr.,;,,a and arn,pp,ng.
S,-, pus utilities 721 -
�� atter 5 p m
MAIN FLOOR o' 3 bed
-
. r Lun93cA S Oshawa.
$%SJ per me plus utiltites
Avaiiable Now i905, 263-
7
OSHAWA excellent 3 -
bedroom sem; 1 1'2 -baths.
appliances, fenced yard,
paved drive full basement.
partially -finished, close to
schools, shopping 5910+
utilities Call 905-434-
9753
PICKERING - 3 bedroom
detached, new broadloom.
appliances. 3 washrooms.
garage. $1,025 per mo. plus
utilities Available Dec. Ist-
683-9629
SOUTH Ajax, beautiful 3 -
bedroom house in great
area. air, appliances. deck,
walk -out, & more. $1150+
utilities, available imme-
diately. Call 905-686-0429,
VILLAGE OF LAKEFIELD:
6 month rental available. 8
year old side split. Very
clean. View of Trent Sys-
tem. 51100. /monthly. non
smokers. Call Blair Bucha-
nan 905-436-1800.
WHITBY, Henry/Burris.
detached 3+1 bungalow, in
quiet area close to schools,
shopping, Go 2 baths- 4
apphances,large
yard.parkmgg,a/c, avail. Dec.
15. 81200 !mo plus utilities.
Firsulast req, references &
credit check. Call Barb,
(416) 266-7398 or 831-
2972
01Houses Houses
For Rent 1EFor Rent
$1 - IA Absolute Affordable'
WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO BUY A HOUSE'
WIfY RENT? OWN YOUR HOMFrI
Mortgage payments
I I'ledn„In1 Scum ,t,714; month
I fiedn,om bungalow $784!month
I Itrdroom Ir Fxec $4h9rmonth
No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me,
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK S-rAPLEY
Sales Rep Slrthai I Pimp I:\'d kcall} Inc
IST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT° BUY!
No down payment, No problem!
Let me show you how!
Mortgage Payment
$700 per mth oac
Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep,
Remax Accord Realty Ltd.
(905) 576-3111
OSHAWA ,i
I ,r newly renovat-
•• f. available immediately
'•> pets. S775 per me plus
•n hes References 1st,
lit required 723-%932
OSHAWA Lovely 3 bed-
. ori sr••. )verlooks aka
waledrive. available
,,,in Is, S895 plus utilities
35)878-9294
SHARE C)unty Estate.
4 11 11 'hers use of facll-
rs. tennis courts. pool.
• nutes to 401. GO, smoker
efer,ed. 5500—one,.
fat hydro included avail
rile Dec 1st 837-755
'NANTED temaie
, - . I.00r of 3 bed
om house S40c incl '.;a
e. parkng near buses
Neat to, students 401 R,t
,n Call Cindy 579 3228
Condominiums
EAW For Rent
AJAX ONE tearoom
.. gun, 'replace
iFiling 5 appliances
'50 plus utilities Ava,i-
r,e mmed,ately Tei.
.,one ,905 519-191",
NEW CONDO -r desk
..,.r Ahtoy at on, new
r.,pl,ances. pool. gym. um
;!rground parking and se
,r,ty Call 668-5635 after
30pm
Condominiums
ng For Rent
WHITBY CONDO.
es . dedrec^,s 1 1.2
baths. quiet well k.,;•• (wild
ng Avail Dec 1 ;° ] ,n
elusive 905-436 2770
Office &
• Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent 1:
L- , S+1' , 650 sq 2nd
fir $5S0 600 sq main
$500. 250 sq main 5350
60C 2nd fir 5500 1.200 s;
ft 2nd floor Call 4342447
or ,555-4132
OFFICE SPACE lea,,,
yr real•
Jowrtown, would suit mad
,cal or profess,ohal needs
Plenty of par- own
.v Ishroom. utild nciud
-`I Available Dec 1st Fo,
,ntorman,,n please call 905
666-3833
Garage &
U19 -N Storage Space
STORAGE available In-
sdc• -.:de Year round
N Whitby area Call 655
5193
Townhouseswnhouses
rim, For Rent MAV For Rent
AVAILABLE
MID NOVEMBER
FAMILY COMMUNITY
MONARCII MEWS
214-% HEDROUM TOWNHOUSES
REN'T'S IL•\NGIIVG FROM 'S -I I To 'vat; PER MO
PLUS UTILITIES
NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS.
SHOPPING AND TRANSIT
PLEASE CALL
MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
(905) 6$3-9269
AJAX -Mu NC IPAL- HOUSING -CORPORATION
EXPERIENCE
FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating, parquet floors, fenced in
backyards. Close to schools, transit,
parks & shopping.
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 32IL-99136
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities included
Stove & Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From 6846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
Z=Wareh
•
Warehouse
Space
• Business
Opportunities
"IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY'
'M!fForS:ale
Platinum Rouge Valley11753
Thr 14, 1.31148 w {+"91
Anry � F(jr. Per, rnll
Sheppard Ave. E.
EEKLY I AYCNEOUFS
3OLU7ELY No
IWORK
2 b/r., 2 bath, 6 appliances.
SELLNG NVOL ED
ATYOUloEXPERIENCE REQUIRED
wN
Excellent rec. facilities,
PACE AND CONVENIENCE
GALL NOW 24 HOUll
room home near Con'
naught Park '
[!A-900-451-17�
close to shopping,
iLAT gATE i�e.e!/CALL
TTV and Park land.
CHRISTMAS opportunity
Reasonable rent
income potential No over -
'iead No start up cost
-coke, available Dec 1I
Quick bash Need truck and
Call Kim at 416-724-0404
for landscape trader 1.905.
rage Large deck Gas fur-
727.0710
_
rage, wto to fenced yard
SELL
M;4�
'M!fForS:ale
: :iIT NOW
Thr 14, 1.31148 w {+"91
Anry � F(jr. Per, rnll
HOUSE FOR SALE by
"` CALL
+BEDROOM n 2 -bed-
million
O'r0ner 1 1;2 storey. 3 bed
683-0707
,.• ,ural -endo,
alar reclacdnies, under-
room home near Con'
naught Park '
FAX
:-%nd parking. own
70 x too,.-.�.OR
9000
-;:hroom. AC non-
private lot Double paved
-,:-'683-7363
-coke, available Dec 1I
driveway Detached ga-
h . 4 -bedrooms, 2.12
an ! 5550lmo Female
rage Large deck Gas fur-
Call 985-7930
aoli Pickering 837-
nate Self contained base-
FAST GROWING
10
ment Interested parties
CHAIN, Chester Foed
683-8661.
leave a message at (705)
with Yogen Fruz. Whitby
Garage b
Storage Space
277-9150
Mall no competition, call
416-741 2442
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Real 41
1Y: ( 6(h). 900(w)
REQUIRED. Detached 3
1e4333 otorey, 3 -lied-
(905)427 0428 (h).
2 NDSSTRIAURETAIL
bedro^m garage. finishedPersonals
NO
our psychic, love 24
rent approx
rec room, great Whitby lo-
firs. 1-900-451-3555. ext
4910. 53 99 per mn. must
driveway, attached
e`�, Je. move in condition.
h sn it each. prime
cation. call Paul Bird. Re-
Vet Hsuse Ni 2-
,shawa ocation, close to
max Summit Realty, 661
BANKRUPTCY NOT
'2x12 overhead
3800
NFCESSARY'i No eri
•. �:s. 53 75; so n !. TM I f
OSHAWA 3 bedroom
rassing interview Get your
e9C5.579-5909 nights,
home for sale or rent. gas
self out of debt Just listen
•;5 433 4'51 days
heating, walkout to large
and take notes Fiat rate
fenced yard Rosslandi
$1999 Call Debt Master
NCUSTRIAL UNITS
son area St 19.90o Car
anyt.nle ' 900677.2569
s Te,w,,'egar
(905) 571-6685
i,_ tia n office
OSHAWA. large 3 -bed-
r
'• $3 25 s
"g Q 11
rO.r^. Se�-�. 1 142 -baths.
• '
.' --an 905-579-5077, at-
fenced yard, paved drive.
WORK FROM HOME
- ,r^ 9C5-436-9481
gas furnace, full basement.
- - work
-
partially-hni shed. 2 ap-
we0kl; paychecks
NEAR Oshawa Center
phances. O C area.
�; }.Op. -Pt. "n - 0 -1 -neo
-. , i h_.udes
$117.500 Call 905-434-
,e eac dool high cell-
9753
�` bar• -'., uhhties.
ROSSLAND 7 Thornton
F 1 1
,3,^;0ms air com-
3o --dl Iyea",.n,
e'•v:r S550/month
bathsdouble driveway.
-ar,er .,it for workshop.
large patio. fenced yard
BORED ONTARIO
-• Also parkmg for
Location plus+ $141.000
HOUSE NIVES - names 8
.^ lydro available
Call 905-728 8456
private phone numbers. t
..... �:e^y sealed
SOUTH AJAX. . detached
900-451.3638 ext 704.
S329:min, 18
-•aatrrr:eo storage con-
2-stcrey back 240oso ft
must be T
tone
rip• 43C soft Cad 905.
Home. 4 bedrooms. 2 1;2
r'
baths. F,P central air. 60•
BORED ONTARIO
-EARWATER AREA. 3
TV AC Main floor laundry.
HOUSEWIVES - na•nes 3
' 1- "
finished bsmt Reduced
private phone numbers. i
:: 88G : • :ate yard.
$215,000 905-583-2309
900-451-3638 exi 704,
a, vole new � - into and
$3 29/mm. must be to T
. ew chords 1,86-9846 or
WHITBY senor exii
tone
-�
1 P. we 3000 sq 11 4
-
m
large bedrooms. 2 5 baths.
CHEATING WIVES -
LEARWATER, 3 �-ircase,
California eat in Kdcnen.
PRONE
permanent
spiral Den
NUMBER
NUMBERS 1-90C 451
•+?s Heated pools, not
t Double r
basement Double garage.
5566 ext 253 $3 41"1
, 'ninuteS t0 bedCheS.
ceramics french doors,
touch tone. 18 plus
e Jay baseball NHL
broadloom, Deal of a life-
EVANLY RAYS Police
,
cw VL Eoolg
time $239.999 or rent
use .s Rated et Solutions
sr. agog lracxs CElild.
905--2513, message
on Career, Relationships.
welcome. photos
WHITBY $107,500
Health. Love S2 99imnute
.w^$275 weekly
` 683-5503
beau:rtul 3 bedrooms, rec
room ceramic foyer --
18 . 1-900-451-4055
�ntr uu55 I.hr opp)mjmlr III pal 1fv rgft7.S agla,
rage, wto to fenced yard
�' f ail BIK�K)1't'r M 4'11t [11rr 1 ill, rol(t'S
'rec basement hard-
rr reed f(>T pubbINT, Ir tic `ttw . kl ii I
5% down, carries $758 in-
Thr 14, 1.31148 w {+"91
Anry � F(jr. Per, rnll
EIIZ!n�
liu7 m3S 3150 ]tfCSS (ICd(h (KIKt If�IN1131K fi r';l' fol
cluckng taxes Ted Hough
Iher prrs5�mle b1' allmq Ifus m:mh ,
1446 1
BrtMl;hl'r, tif>u h I� h>Ilna� �I;f}�! �rtn
ion Sutton Classic 430-
4970. S3 99 -min 18r Pro-
AJAX, A REAL STEAL!,
iii A, _a,1�
9000
3-. MORTGAGE. Buy or
WHITBY: Detached, 2-
✓ " home.
storey. 1 4 acre lot 230054
pr,vacy lot North-
h . 4 -bedrooms, 2.12
Csi $2 000. utri-
baths. main -floor laundry.
Call 985-7930
famdyroom (fireplace). Oak
4
kitchen, large 2 -bedroom
�ntr uu55 I.hr opp)mjmlr III pal 1fv rgft7.S agla,
—
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'rec basement hard-
rr reed f(>T pubbINT, Ir tic `ttw . kl ii I
relationship, career, money,
Thr 14, 1.31148 w {+"91
Anry � F(jr. Per, rnll
entrance. $219,000
liu7 m3S 3150 ]tfCSS (ICd(h (KIKt If�IN1131K fi r';l' fol
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1446 1
BrtMl;hl'r, tif>u h I� h>Ilna� �I;f}�! �rtn
air, stereo.
4970. S3 99 -min 18r Pro-
AJAX, A REAL STEAL!,
iii A, _a,1�
call Cc 602-954-7520
+EDROOM 2 12 baths.
basement apartment. 4-
QUESTIONS about life.
'rec basement hard-
Piece bath, laundry Private
relationship, career, money,
"ours. close to all
entrance. $219,000
love. Talk to a Psychic live,
'nes For sale by own-
(905)728.7546.
24-7 1.900-451-3555. ext
-au 905'47p-0040
air, stereo.
4970. S3 99 -min 18r Pro-
AJAX, A REAL STEAL!,
' (rondos
call Cc 602-954-7520
bedroom semi-
c;acw
for Sale
TAKE HOLD OF YOUR
Newer furnace.
54,99500
LIFE Calla five Physic' 1-
8y -' oroadioom, windows
PICKERING CONDO:
$3.99900-451-3555rrru ext 4440
53.99 per rrunute. Must be
Large Iw 8 din ,
New fisting. 3 -bedrooms. 2-
18 years. Procan company
aw dGwn Gayment. Only
bathrooms, security, dean;
602.954-7420.
683-8661.
bargainll $92.510. Call M.
Zahe ff. Century 21 Area
WHY WONDER about to-
THABASCA FOREST.
Real 41
1Y: ( 6(h). 900(w)
n10frow when You Carl Call -.!l!
1e4333 otorey, 3 -lied-
(905)427 0428 (h).
for answers today! Speak <!
oc', C baths, finishedwith
shed rec
our psychic, love 24
ov', tai y room, double
Money
firs. 1-900-451-3555. ext
4910. 53 99 per mn. must
driveway, attached
e`�, Je. move in condition.
i0 Lend
8 yrs. Procan Co. (602)
be 18
be 1
Vet Hsuse Ni 2-
20.
Vn, 190 Labrador Drive
rawa 579-9317
RICK BUNGALOW:
entral air 2-bdrrlls up. 1-
rm apartment down, sap.
ate entrance. Legal do -
ex Oshawa Immaculate -
129 90C
mmaculate.129.90CExcellent Invest.
cit 905 728-6145.
ECUTIVE HOME in
650ge area Of Whitby.
54 it 4 central bed
Business
• Personals
� III
•Weekly Payehyicx
-1iExpuici Rcywmd
•Pxn-ume ix Full•Trmke.�Kximkk .
throoms rOoms, 3 6) 208-31 /Y
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and
arra air, air
area rouncleaner, e ' Mortgages,
n gtl pod, fire- • Insurance
ce Jully fenced and
oscaped backyard- Ask- • Companions
5256 900 Call 430- (MORTGAGES 'Good.
8 lu arange a v bad and ugly. Financing for
r'Ous offers'ng' any purpose, rales from
only. No 5.95%. NI applications ac- EASTSIDE CONNEC-
cepted. Community Finan- TIONS DATELINE - Free to
dal Services 668-6805 call to place your ad, no
charges for ladies, no
phone bill charges, 905-
4301
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 20, 199&PAGE 47-A
DEVOLIN, Margaret Lillian -- Entered into rest at
Frost Manor Nursing Home, Lindsay, Ontario on Fn -
day November 15. 1996, after a lengthy illness Mar-
garet Lillian Bowles, formerly of Bethany and Ajax, in
her 79th year, was the beloved wife of the late Del-
bert Bunss Devokn (January 1989) and Mother of
David and his wife Cheryl of Ajax, Diana Shirley and
her husband Fred O'Grady of Peterborough.
Roseanne and her husband Leigh Barter of Janet-
ville. Barbara and her husband Ron HAS of Bethany
and Enc and his wde Jackie of Oshawa Sister of
May Kathleen Wilson Weber of Ajax Loved by her
grandchildren, great grandchildren. nieces and
nephews Sister-in-law of Blake Devolin of Peter-
borough and Dons Gover of Madoc. The family re-
ceived friends at the Mackey Funeral Home 33 Peel
St.. Lindsay from 2.4 and 7-9 pm on Sunday Funer-
al service was in the chapel on Monday November 18.
at 10 30 am interment at Mount Lawn Cernii.
Hwy s2 between Oshawa and Whitby Memonal ao-
nations to the Alzheimer Society. Diabetes Associa-
tion or the Cancer Society would be appreciated by
the family
`I
RARE FIND!
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Very nice
good solid
-
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wagon. auto..
A MUST TO
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air, stereo.
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super little van
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1996 NEON HIGHLINE
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6 TO CHOOSE
FROM
STARTING AT ' 9yo Ii CAAAYAH SE
523, 99500
1994 CARAVAN SE
513,995`0
1991 CARAVAN LE
$11,99500
OUINTON,Jean McLaren (nee Bellhouse)- peaceful-
ly, at her home in'her 73rd year on Tuesday No-
vember 19, 1996 Jean Ouinton, beloved wife of
Clyde. Survived by her brother William of Lindsay
and predeceased by her parents Arthur and Betsy
and her brother Jack Jean will be sadly missed by
her many family and friends. Funeral service will be
held at St Paul's -on -the -Hill, Anglican Church
(Sheppard Avenue and Fairport Road. Dunbarton)
on Wednesday. November 20, 1996 at 1 30 p In. In-
terment at Erskine Cemetery Arrangements en-
trusted to McEachnie Funeral Home {9051428•
8488
To place your personalized
In Memoriam,
call 683-0707 and let one of our
professional advisors help you.
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trait. IoW li
BALANCE OF NOWBalance of
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abour to adjust
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1698 Bayly St.
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west of Brock
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abour to adjust
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1698 Bayly St.
(just south of 401,
west of Brock
alms
420-9U00_1
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16 Bro k Rd.
(jusou h of the 401)
in Pickelrin
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Hours: Mon, TUM IMurs, Fri -7:30 am - 6pm, Sat,
*most cars and li t true - 7:30am - 2nm- wed. - 7:30 am. An-