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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_01_26News 1-- — V A. 31 ti(). 3 Pi&- ering dvellis ,off S1 SiT'\DAY, JANUARY 26, 1996 Pr«tirt)n 1.000 �f 28 Pages %NAYN*E ARTHURS Merger ineN ►table Pickering t and Ajax on ' continuum' to merging: t Arthurs rttt t,�s� Bl' KEITH GILLIGAN W4 Y- S1,\1-1 RtP()KFER Thu,, 8Fn 930am-830p.m PICKERING – Merging Ajax Sar. 9:30 a.m. S 00 p m ' .,and Pickering is part of the natural fear the possibility of a nuclear accl- -progression of government and the dent." communities should amalga- Mr. Sweeney said his questions mate before the Province forces were not fully answered and he -- �,thern to, according to Pickering plans to do more research before Mayor Wayne Arthurs. making a decision about moving. "I he bottom line of the provin- A don't feel educated about this." cial government is there are too Elizabeth and Jim O'Connell of ..many municipal governments;' Mr. Pickering attended the meeting because they were concerned about _4. Arthurs told the Ajax -Pickering sBoard of Trade's annual mayors' See RESIDENTS/ page 3 luncheon Thursday. _ ,photo by Ron Pietroniro • ' Thispools • just Amalgamating municipalities is "•'part of the "continuum" local gov- A lot of area residents think so. Like Devonn Bruce, b, who on emments are on, he told about 100 Monday became the 200,000th swimmer to pass through the mm - people at Regalis Restaurant in stiles at the McLean Community Centre in Ajax since it opened in See TOWN/ page 4 1994. HOME MN1"MEMENTS BY r� OMnad i Op�rrMd F.saftvCmTmd err OUR SHowIFIoN =$USA I sough of ft rot 41%&V Qn Jnr..) 696-2445 J Kitchens Plus f 1099 Kigston Aoki E, The Furnitre NO, Pid 6 Sit" mo�n: Mon -Wed 930am-800pm�' FnL—^v—d Thu,, 8Fn 930am-830p.m allayed about Sar. 9:30 a.m. S 00 p m Nuclear fears Residentsquestion Pickeringnuclear station safety Few have fears S`at"'n' "We're considering moving from allayed about the Pickering area for the reason we fear the possibility of a nuclear accl- living near plant P dent." Mr. Sweeney said his questions By" MARIANNE TAKACS were not fully answered and he STU RFPo M.R plans to do more research before PICKE:RING -- An information making a decision about moving. meeting on nuclear power in A don't feel educated about this." Pickering Thursday night apparent- Elizabeth and Jim O'Connell of 1% provided some reassurance to Pickering attended the meeting because they were concerned about rc„idents who attended, but not enough to put to rest their fears See RESIDENTS/ page 3 about living in the shadow of a _ nuclear station. The meeting sponsored by the INSIDE Durham Environmental Network drew about 45 people and included Town Hall - Something is presentations from Pickering liappening in Oshawa put the Nuclear Generating Station general information here - page 5. manager Ken Talbot. seniorAtomic Energy Control Board site officer Barry Parsons, Irene Kock of the Town Hall - Something is citizens' nuclear watchdog group happening in oshay.-a put the Durham Nuclear Awareness, information here - page 5. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, and Durham Region Medical Editorial Page 6 Officer of Health Dr. Robert Kyle. Sports ........... . ..12 Each guest speaker explained Classiitied • .. • .19 their roles and trade their case about ” ... - the safety of the plant, and they then HOW TO REACH US answered questions from the audi- General ...... -.683-5110 trice. Death Notices .683-3005 "I'm not sure if I feel better or Auction Line .683-7545 worse," said Pickering resident Vern Sincaelly Youtrs Sweeney after the meeting. "I . .........1-800-662-8423 - .always fear there's something we're Eirnail not being told." 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FREE Better Check Included Expires Jan. 31/97 *most cars and light trucks THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,19W -PAGE 3 Residents want answers on nuclear plant safety FROM PAGE I because they were concerned about the future of their young child and another on the way. "We moved here about three years ago and we didn't realize there was as much concern with the nuclear plant as there is," said Mr. O'Connell. Their main worry is about the possibility of a relationship between the plant and the somewhat high rate of certain types of cancer .`� In the communi- iv, though no link has been proven. "Some questions were answered but it just created + more questions for me," KEN TALBOT remarked Mr. Nuclear plant director O'Connell. assures residents I ' m Ontario Hydro will glad they're never sacrifice safety starting to clean up for cost. some of the prob- lems but then you wonder too," said Mrs. O'Connell. "I think I have a bit more information at least and that makes me feel a little bit better." DEN chairman Gail Lawlor believed the meeting had a positive effect in allaying the concerns of some who attended. She noted her uncle is one of the nuclear physicists responsible for the design of the Pickering station and she has always felt comfortable living near it. "It's reassuring to hear how many people are looking after our well- being. When you read about it in the paper you just feel like everything's going bad." The issues audience members had questions about included: ❑ How will the station maintain a priority on safety under pressure to cut costs? Mr. Talbot said Ontario Hydro will never sacrifice safety for cost. Ms. Kock remarked spending on safety improves when a crisis stage is reached and declines when things get bet t er. O What will happen to the sta- tion after it closes? It will be disas- sembled after the radioactivity of some of its parts has decayed suffi- ciently and then returned to a "green- field" state. LI What proportion of the prob- lems being experienced at the sta- tion can be attributed to its age? Ammu2 6 soma CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1 Oam - 4pm MERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Nitrous Oxide Gas • Denture Services, Partials • Collect From Insurances Qui ad e-wN! iwaamew Everyone agreed the problem has been poor maintenance rather than age, though age increases maintenance requirements and costs. O Why do Pickering's critics keep comparing the station to Chernobyl when their designs are so different? Ms. Kock said it's because there's much to learn from the Chernobyl accident and because there are some similarities in design. LJ What will be done with the radioactive nuclear waste the station generates? It will he stored on site till about 2025 and then likely taken by truck or train in special containers to an under- ground storage site deep within the Canadian shield. D Have studies been done to determine whether long-term expo- sure to low levels of radia- tion has detrimental effects on health? Yes, and no link has been proven. A survey done in Durham has indicated higher -than -aver - 95 $ 5 PER WEEK • Safe Easy Weight Loss • Guaranteed Results Zg(en wsigm Loss a we*"" & Cauda 436-2122 oshawa 666-5050 whaby excludes product 420-4220 Pickering 5110 with news tips. 1� WATCH for your SHOPPERS DRUGMART in this Tuesday's edition of News Advertiser ................................................................ .SHOPPER MART DRUG age level of some cancers and Down's Syndrome here, but there is no evidence they are linked to the presence of two nuclear stations in Durham. REPAIRS (1 hr) • Relines - Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, EC.A.GA I 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERINGVILLAGE.AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Blaisdale MONTESSORI Schools Ages 16 months - 12 years OPEN HOUSE Wed., Jan. 29, 1997 7:00 p.m. 365 Kingston Rd. Pickering (Beside the Web Site at Rougemount ) (905) 509-5005 Head Office Service We will repair Rock Chips at no cost to you the customer or your insurance company. The result: No claim charged to your policy. Lets make this crystal clear .... There is no charge! This is a very unique service. No neoa&s in the acwte ama of the WitwdsbieW We pay Your Deductible tt mks awy C09, 195 Westney Rd. S., 4!�� GLASS. 683-4745 100% Canadian Owned & Operated Ajax, Ont. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 photo by A.J. Groen Jog-raphy class Teachers Melissa Collins, left, and Maria Tessman of St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax use their lunch to exercise. The pair, seen here on Station Street, run six kilometres during their break. Pickering man run down PICKERING — Durham police are looking for three men and a pick-up truck after a 44 -year-old man was run down after leaving a local bar early Fnday. Durham Regional Police said the victim and his wife left a Liverpool Road bar just after 2 a.m. when three men started yelling obscenities at them. Police said the trio got into a blue pickup truck and followed the couple as they left the area. Moments later, the truck struck the man, knocking him to the pavement as he was crossing at Ilona Park Road. The victim suffered minor leg bruises but was not seriously injured, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryne said. He was treated at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and released. He said the driver turned the vehicle around and the three continued yelling at the couple before driving off. Police are investigating the incident as reckless driving but wouldn't rule out the possibility of later classifying it as an attempted murder. CIARKE HENNING INC. r� TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS Ao BY APPOWMENT OSHAVI'.4 lDewsw (905) 728-94o4 W*NlSGSIDE MALL rkmtmenw;-_(416) 283-8140 SCARBOROUGH poi or ow (416)750-9620 TORONTOIIMmnSatAn (416) 364-4421 IM&NIPTON Or nm rwy. io a Swe"L_ (905) 455-5705 ST. CATHERINEti (905) 688-3181 P Town taxes won't rise: Pickering mayor FROM PAGE 1 Pickering. "I'd much rather be in the position to say consolidation (of Ajax and Pickering) meets the needs of 150,000 residents. I'd rather that than the Province say there's one municipality in Durham Region, or two municipalities in Durham Region or three municipalities in Durham Region." Mayor Arthurs said he's had a "healthy debate" with Ajax Mayor Steve Parish about amalgamation. "It's going to be an interesting year. I expect Mayor Parish and I and members of our councils will enter into dialogue and debate. There will be community dia- logue and discussion. And, there should he... The two communities share many ser- ices, including the hospital and the United Way. But there are "two sets of government, two sets of services. "The financial savings are there. It won't be a tax decrease, but it won't be a tax increase," Mayor Arthur-, predicted. The "handwriting is on the wall" for amalgamation within Durham, he said, noting Metro communities are being merged and politicians in York Region are considenng consolidating some of the 10 governments there. "rhe status quo isn't an option." Mayor Arthurs also touched on announcements made recently by the Province, saying the changes can he "por- trayed as provincial downloading or as municipalities coming of age. We've asked that we not be portrayed as children of the Province. We've been portrayed as children cut off from their allowance. I see it as coming of age. "It's the right thing to do. It's what the Province wants to happen. It's what the people want to happen. We can look at it as the glass being half empty or half full. I look at it as half empty and we can fill it up Reforming the property tax assess- ment system won't have a big effect in Pickering or Ajax, Mayor Arthurs believes. "Ajax and Pickering are well po %i- tioned because we've been on market value assessment. There shouldn't be huge shifts." He listed among highlights in 1996 some $125 million in new development, a 49 -per cent increase over 1995. Mr. Arthurs noted 180 news business- aMLIrY •MICE • TM1E tt�Tt�1 BEAT THE WINTER BLUES oQ'o $2000 20 OFF ANY BATCH OF WINE OR BEER Not valid in conjunction with any other offer MUST BE ORDERED & PAID BY MARCH 1,1997 1905► 837-1818 1211 Kingston Rd. P Pickering '°- Q.796".mt�9,'iiiL.K.►:,:a`..A::G.-,.•r.:4 7.. .ti. es opened in Pickering last year, creating more than 600 jobs. On the downside, the mayor is "disap- pointed" with the recent announcement that Cleamet will leave Pickering, taking with it about 350 jobs to a larger location in Scarborough. "We wish them well in their endeav- ors. We expect them to be back. It won't be soon, but we expect them to be back-.-- Last ack."Last year's closure of the Brock Wept dump is a "plus-minus. The minus is on the financial side. The plus is it's closed. - Mayor Arthurs added the Town won't increase its portion of property taxes this year. Jeans........... 1995 Overalls...... 3495 Blouses........ 1995 Dresses........3995 Tops............. 1995 $15 OFF Pant Suits $1 O OFF Breast Pumps $1 O OFF Dresses („,.'Pr $55) $1 O OFF Pyjamas R YO 705 KINGSTON RD. 14 G HWY. 2 AND WHITES RD. • . PICKERING W O MON.-FRI. 10-9. SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5 Fine Indian Cuisine at Mount Eve While some artists use a paintbrus and palette to create thei masterpiece, Manohar Singh blend herbs and spices to bring his artforr to life. Perhaps a sweet tomato an coconut soup, garnished with lemon will whet your taste buds, or icecream made from fresh mangos to cool your tongue after spicy Chicken Lakhnowi (strips of chicken marinated with saffron, cumin and cooked with onion, tomato, green pepper and gpdic). Mr. Singh is a master chef from India who's been perfecting more than 145 dishes for 28 years and has brought his culinary talent and appreciation for fine cuisine to Ajax. Mount Everest restaurant opened in November of 1995 in the Ajax GO Station plaza and owners Manohar and cousin Avtar work together to provide authentic East Indian cuisine and a pleasant dining atmosphere. Relax and enjoy East Indian music or film while your favorite dish is simmering. And if it isn't on the menu, Mr. Singh has it at his fingertips. "It can be made -- any kind of Indian dish," he says. "This is the best place for a person to try an Indian restaurant." If it's your first venture in to East Indian food, Mr. Singh will be attentive, asking what spices and meats you enjoy so he can recommend a dish to your liking. Krahi Gost is a dish of tender goat, Iamb or beef wi!h green peppers and tomatoes, seasoned with ginger, garlic, coriander seeds and spices. If you prefer seafood, Mr. Singh recommends Shrimp Masala, fresh shrimp cooked in spiced tomatoes, onions, coriander and cumin seeds. Or for the vegetarian, the menu offers a great selection of dishes including Bangan Patiala, made of fresh eggplant, onions, tomatoes, anis seed, coriander and Dhingi spices. Whether you've tried East Indian food or not, you haven't tasted the finest unless you've experienced Mount Everest. Mount Everest seats 80 people, can be rented for special functions (includes live entertainment) and is open seven days a week. The lunch buffet is $6.99 weekdays. There is a dinner buffet on Sundays only. Mount Everest has a fully -licensed bar, a large screen TV and pool table. It is at 100 Westney Rd. S. at the Ajax GO Station. Call 686-9879. i THF: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANI IARY 26,1997 -PAGE 5 photos by A.J. Groen Getting a gander at Father Goose Above, Bill Lishman, alias Father Goose, signs autographs for young fans, from left, Jessica Miller, Emily Anne Moorhouse and Meredith Moorhouse during an appearance at the Ajax Community Centre last Sunday. The Ajax native spoke about his experiences teaching geese to fly south. At right, scan- ning copies of Lishman's book are, from left, Mary Crone, Angela Stewart and Melinda Allen. School support staff must take action now 'to save education and our jobs': Ryan Union leaders representing Durham's 1,700 educational support workers urged their members to take action now against Ontario govern- ment plans to privatize' their jobs at a meeting in Oshawa Thursday night. "Action has to be taken very quick- ly to save education and our jobs," said Sid Ryan, president of the Ontario division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. Mr. Ryan urged support staff of Durham's two school boards to demonstrate outside MPPs' offices, wear buttons denouncing cutbacks, and even talk to students about the issue. "I know you have been told not to talk to the kids, but risk getting a letter in your file and tell the kids what's happening, because if you don't, you won't have a job in three months," Mr. Ryan told the audience at the Canadian Autoworkers hall. The Ontario government's Fewer School Boards Act will create a gov- ernment -appointed Education Improvement Commission that will be able to "make recommendations to the (Education) Minister on how to pro- mote ... the out -sourcing of non -instruc- tional services," according to Section 335. y kx Please Recycle A government document leaked to CUPE by the New Democratic Party suggests the commission will recom- mend legislation removing workers' successor rights. Currently, those suc- cessor rights protect CUPE's collective bargaining agreement from being altered or dismantled in the event of privatization. "Successor rights have been a barri- er to the private sector coming into the school boards," said Mr. Ryan. He is proposing an alliance between all school boards and teach- ers' unions, saying, with such a con- solidation, CUPE would be in a posi- tion to issue a strike mandate, should • Creditor proposals • Personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 LD UTW Trustee in &r*nr acy 539 KINGSTON RD. W., AJAX DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Hoene • Alorrns • No Clahm • JoNEs-Dooms INSURANCE IM0101 R Over 23 Yews MARSHA JONES DOOLEY AIIC "Personal service is our DlrNre nee" the need arise. "Our objective Is to create enough pressure in the workplace now to avoid the legislation being passed at all. But if it does go through as is, we will be taking action." Mr. Ryan also stated CUPE's belief that workfare will kill jobs of support staff who'll be replaced by welfare recipients. That, combined with immi- nent outsourcing and possible loss of successor rights, is "the greatest crisis our members have ever faced. "I don't think we should be sitting back and waiting to be led like Iambs to slaughter." 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LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Public safety not compromised with police station closings Nothing official has yet been confirmed, but news from a police source that up to four of seven Durham Region police stations may close, is good for regional taxpayers. Somethinc has to be done to rein in the out -of -control police budget. Despite a recommendation late last year that millions be cut from the police budget to keep regional taxes in line, the police actually got a budget increase this year. They have to be one of the few, taxpayer -supported services over the past few years to get an increase. There are some realities of course that must be addressed. An increasing Region population will cost more to police. The question is this: do we need seven separate police stations across the region'? The answer is a rather obvious 'No.' Surely Ajax and Pickering and Oshawa and A hitby don't :►eed separate stations as the pairs of municipalities arc joined together. One superstation in Oshawa and one in Pickering should be able to handle the needs of the four municipalities. Clarington, one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the country, merits a separate station because future population growth will be substantial. As for the vast northern part of Durham ( north of the municipal boundaries of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby. Oshawa and Clarington I, it's sparsely populated with a lower per -capita crime rate than the south and can he serviced by a superstation based in Sunderland. Therefore substations in Uxbridge and Port Perry can be closed. With the vast array of technology currently available, cops in cruisers can get to a crime scene quickly. prepared to deal with whatever's happening. The key here is that there won't be fewer officers protecting our streets, they'll just be based in fewer stations. The Region will save money on operations, building and maintenance costs. There will be jobs lost as some janitorial and clerical workers will be let go. But there seems to be little choice. Cost-cutting is never pleasant, but it has to done. We are in favor of keeping community policing centres open. They bring a police presence closer to the community officers serve and act as a deterrent to crime. The police budget has to be contained. Why should teach- ers, hospital staff and other government workers have to hold the line or take job and funding cuts, while police get special treatment'? The bottom line IS the bottom line and it's encour- aging to see the police take action to cut costs before the Region has to do the job for them. To respond to this editorial call Infosou►ce at ka�mmwce 683-7040 and dial 5111 .You said it.... In response to the editO W `Ser%ice, please' in last Sunday's edition, regaling police services budget dilemmas facing Dunham Regional Council, our readers say: ♦ "You're right. We see cutting into the flesh. But taxation is a necessity of life...Any society that want s to continue to grow and prosper has to pay fazes.:' BLAKE v Letters to the editor Mom disputes facts in CAS article To the editor: I am writing you in rebuttal to the article published in the Sunday, Jan. 19 edition of the News Advertiser (Sunday Jan. 12 edition of This Week) entitled 'Father frustrated and fed up with CAS process.' This article contained insuffi- cient information. - I was never marred to the man (identified as Mr. Smith, not his real name) and find it very insulting to be referred to as his wife. - My partner and I have never engaged in any sort of physical tussle of the sort, nor have we ever argued in front of the child. Of all weekends in particular, what in God's name would have possessed my panner and myself to suddenly become abusive not only to each other, but to my child as well? - While Mr. Smith was engaged in this photo shoot session with my child, why didn't he photograph my child's buttocks to prove there were no mark- ings? - My child has never witnessed any ,form of sexual conduct between myself and my partner. Ever, period. -A sa'vice complier simply involves regularly -scheduled visits with the child by a case -worker to make sure he is not being neglected or abused. I cannot believe that Mr. Smith would disagree with something which is simply in the best interest of the child. - My partner and I have already pro- vided our signatures and have agreed whole-heartedly to participating in the six-month service contract. - I gave the boy's father custody in February, 1996 without a hearing. I cur- rently have six hours per week unsuper- vised access every Sunday in my home. I am unhappy with his father having cus- tody and have been fighting for seven months in court to regain custody. I disagree with a great deal of the information printed in the article. No information from this case should be dis- cussed outside the courtroom. Outraged Mother (Editor's note: The identity of this letter writer has been withheld to protect the identity of the child) The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat- ly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last naive or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. A day in the life The recent News Advertiser story about Pickering Nuclear Generahn�, Station employees removing their chil dren from school after a very small spill of radioactive heavy water inside the problem -plagued power plant leaves one wondering about the fragile psyche of the men and women who work there. W'� take you to a typical day in the life of enc OJJ Tlx alarm goes off at 7 a.m. Horsier wakes up with a start to strut his day.'Ilial alarm: should I get up or get out? He turn, to the night table and realizes it's just the alarm clock signifying that it's time to leave the comfort of his bed, not a gener- al alarm signifying that it's time to evacu- ate from south-central Ontario. It's one those old-fashioned wind-up johbies, n one with the neon numtx s. (Horner get, enough radiation at work-, he figures.) He lies there fbr a few more minutes. thinking about how lucky he is to have a beautiful wife, two wonderful kids, a spa cious home in the suburbs and, rmo.! importantly, a really fast car that can get him up to his Muskoka cottage in no timc should something go really wrong. Homer wipes the sleep from his eyes and stumbles into the bathroom. (No, he isn't one of those nuclear station employ - ees found drinking inside the power plant as reported in another recent New" Advertiser story; he's just tired.) Homer decades he doesn't have time to shower. He'll just get hosed down in the decont- amination room. Homer reaches ftx the comb, forgetting that he's mysteritush lost all his hair since he landed his job. He returns to the bedroom to get dressed. Ratty underwear will do because if there's a really bad accident no one will be able to recognize him anyway. Homer heads for the kitchen for a lit- tle breakfast bacon. He fries it the old- fashioned way - on the stove. There is no microwave in this home. He makes a cup of coffee and heads for the front door. Horner gabs his copy of today's News Advertiser from the mail box. `Nuclear fears', the Page 1 headline blares. `Residents question Pickering nuclear station safety'. Hooter makes a bee -line for the bedroom and hides under the cov- ers. To sleep, perchance to dream.... Blake Purdy is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call lnfosourre at 683-7040 and / JAR -Pickering ry ews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday -X MNME BURGHAMM. filthier -in -Chid `-.°••-BRUCE DANFORD, Adverosing Manger ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Massager --FRED EISMONr, Qassified Advertising Matsaga MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advaming Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, production Manager JANICE O'NEH., Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAwsF TO RBACH US M, News Advertiser is one of the Metrotand Printing. r t;.Publishina and Distributing amp of newspapers. The Gewwt d: 683-5110 News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Cbsdf6ed: 683-0707 Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc,. Did -5110 CAAadiaO Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario press Council. AdmWCUssJf W I=: 683-7363 The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse ani Compwsitsg Fax: 579-9273 advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space E -Mail: newsroom@dudwnnews.net price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 , Assistant production Manager bttp //wW w.dutfiamnews.net . LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager crr6.n Am 1916 reaa►raer amara THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 -PAGE 7 �arn� r M ., -:..J x...a:�c� Pickerin r p Oth Btrth+ray ' Birthday *-Mix Birthday Birthday Caitlyn �_- g I Jamil K anji Happy 60th btrih- LeGrow, a t turned eight on day greetings went cutie with a Jan. 22 and cel - out to Marlene big smile, � '� � ebrated with a Smith on Jan. 15. turns one; party with 22 of Wishing her all the on Jan. 29 his classmates. - % best with lots of love with special ' y. " W e love y o u were husband Alex, birthday > more and more " children ,:Karen, w i s h e s every year and Diane and Kevin come from t we are proud Mike and Bob, and M o m m ythat you're our granddaughters and Daddy. son. You bring us lots of joy, i Kathryn, Christine, sweetheart." the family says. Love Sarah, Laura and Jabari Terry cclebrate�i his u v- y and kisses from sister tiooreen, j - Julie, Birthday ens birthday on Jan. 25. Brothers Mor►unv and Daddv. Adisa and Malek wished their big The muscle man has tweed 18. brother a happy birthday along with Birthday his Great -Grand• his grandparents, Paul tiahrlta �elehrlted his birth- clay on Jan. aunts, uncles and all of his cousins. Birthday Alan Owen Presley has I R. "Hope "We hope You enjoyed your birthday rounded the corner and is now =" •> ou had a celebration and always know you "Our lit - one. Alan celebrated his birth- 'rent day bring us joy. Love. Mom and Dad." tle peanut" day on Jan. 22 and joining in on irid enjoyed I turned two the fun were Mom Wanda • n o Jan. 6. Dad Paul, Grampa Chic, .our party. 40th Birthday W i s h i n g 1 faPPY birth- .'-- Oma, Aunties Darla, Wendy, day and lots "tie's gonna do it' We knew he; ! T r o v IGloria, Anita, Carol and of love from would. Chuck is turning the hig Alexander Chrissi, Uncles Ralf, Geoff, Mom, Dad, ! four -oh on Jan. 26. All of his friends harlebois Dean and lain, cousins Colleen, Grandma, and family wish him the very best a happy i Kevin, Steven, Danielle and H a r b i r. i birthday a guy could want. After all. b i r t h d a y Michael, Great -Grandmother R u b v a n d be's older than most of us, so we've with love and family in Newmarket, Nashville and 1'lond 1. I the rest of your family and friends. gotta show him at least a little were 'Mommy, Daddc and sister We love you."respect. [lave a great da%. Chuck."Rritnrc-tIarir. i .Birthday "Little angel" Paulysha Meik- Engagement Birthday i le celebrated her third birthday $ Geraldine and John Feenev, for- 'Michael Noonan turned on Jan. 23. "We have been abun- mercy of Pickering but now of Clarimg- �. three on Jan. 2l. V�"ishin> dandy blessed to have you as our $ ton proudly announce the forthcoming '• him a happy birthday with daughter and look forward to marriage of their daughter Donna to lots of love were �Iom, Dad, many more joyous wonderful I `Morley ;Moore Jr., son o( hdvthe and ,i.sters Mer han and years. Happy third birthday i Paulysha. Love Mommy, .r Morin• Moore Sr. of Chelmsford. i <_ Kristv'1, Grandma. Grand - Daddy The couple will wed on pa. his aunt,uncle. and uncleand Daddy and sister Shaniqua." I Valentine's Uay, Feb. 14, 1997. i"� cousEns. Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthda v lana Robin L a u r a I "Our little. Nicole Markle turned seven A � �.,.,- on Jan. 25 and wishing her a Lee Ondracek Moodv. "our ninja" Joel happy birthday with lots of love "L _ i turned eight on prized student". Fowler turns were Moth, Dad, brother Con- 4' Jan. 23. Best turned seven on seven on tan. 27. nor, cousin Bradley, godpar- wishes and lots Jan. 23. Sending ` He'll celebrate ents Angela and Kevin, Oma, of love came special wishes with his friends �E from Mom, for "an amazing �__ at the Amazin Opa, Nanny and Oma Tik ,!!�* : � g g Tak. Granny, Uncle girl' are family Playgmund. Best Robert and and friends, wishes from I Aunt Margaret. with a big kiss Mom, Dad, Birthday Zippitty and Jacko also say happy and hug from Jaime, Nana and Gran, who will birthday. Mammy, Ron and Eric. celebrate with him at home. On Jan. 26 "our little man" Christopher turns Birthday one. "May his first birth- ' * 1794 Liverpool Road . 1 day be as special as he The big guy in the Pequegnat N : Pickering 831-5431 is." HAPPY birthday home is one. Michael celebrated his n THLs WEEKS CAKE'UNNERs ARE. wishes and love from first birthday on Jan. 25 and wishing 1. mictu" soovin Mom, Dad, Auntie him all the best with love were \ i r rrtnt a NkA e 3. sok wkk Cathy, Pa y Grandma Mommy and Daddy. A family_ VL'mruetb h w E3 nrrs go rctita,..km RohMnn to rcrrn'e and Grandpa. party was held to mark the occasion. tfkm FREE cake IPlex c proWe Ick-nuLcation 1 PRIZE \'.U.ID UNM SAT FEET 1 l.x)- • A A • A ALL r NEVA tee_ N o BEST CAR of BEST AWARD }, _.N 4 11* YEAR BUY ''• moi. ! �` _ �� .'ttNT SYEAtV100,0001Q1110-ARfUWTY QQ ttOttt♦ t' ASSOMOM 6 t:IC &Vs: • fink Y serf;w • tiit" chenyinp • lock -out service • "" service PAGE $-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY Ib, 1"7 M Pa'..,.t i nt • patient Woman says she was ignored for hours at hospital Jcould have died in nurse came over and put her in a bed there and nobody would have known', says appendicitis victim Bt' MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER A Whitb-y woman says she was neglected by emergency department staff at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital for more than seven hours before she was finally seen by a sur- geon and had her appendix taken out last November. "I could have died in there and nobodv would have known." sans Nicki Peart. She hopes that by bring- ing attention to the incident she might encourage the hospital to take action to prevent a similar occurrence. She also believes members of the public should be aware of the situation at the APGH emergency department in case thev need its services. "I just want people to know. People don't realize it until thev're in trouble and it happens to them." Hospital spokesman Kim MacMurray reports Ms. Pearl's com- plaint has been dealt with internally. "There is a formal process in the hospital for dealing with patients' complaints and concerns, which was followed. Obviously, we are not at lib- erty to discuss any aspect of any patient care that takes place here at the hospital in a public forum." Ms. Peart, 25, was sent to the hos- pital by her doctor Nov. 16 after com- ing down with severe abdominal pains. Her doctor said he would phone ahead to the emergency department and gave her a note to present to staff there upon her arrival. The mother of one says the pain was worse than childbirth and she was bent over in agony and crying and moaning when she arrived and much of the time she was there. She was first sent to sit down and wait before a to wait. "I waited seven -and -a -half hours before I even saw a doctor," recalls Ms. Peart. "I was treated so very cold- ly. you're supposed to be in a hospital where it's supposed to he safe and you're supposed to he taken care of. It was the worst experience you could ever have in a hospital." She says that except for one nurse who came to take blood and another who came to administer a painkiller she had to get her own doctor to pre- scribe for her, no one came in to check on her or ask her how she was between about 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. The experience was particularly hard on her mother, she says, who was with her and terrible anxious about her condition. Around 7 p.m., her patience worn thin, Ms. Peart got out of bed, still doubled over in pain, and walked out to the main part of the emergency department where she angrily con- fronted one of the nurses about her sit- uation. After that, the surgeon arrived in about 10 minutes and she was in the operating room having her appendix removed shortly after S o'clock. She reports she was treated vera well by nurses in the hospital's maternity department where she was placed because of a lack of space elsewhere. During her entire wait, says Ms. Peart, the department was not particu- larly busy and there appeared to be plenty of nurses available. She recalls that the other examination and treat- ment rooms in the department were dark and empty when she got out of bed and went down the hall to demand some attention. Ms. Peart has lodged a complaint with APGH administration about the way she was treated, and was told the situation has been discussed with the people involved. "I don't know if that's ever going to make a difference at all," she notes. "Somebody could go in there with something even more severe than me. What happens to them?" P Nicki Peart says she as ignored by Ajax - Pickering General Hospital emergency department staff for several hours before she 1 c erg n ��-- photo by Jason Liebregts was finally seen by a surgeon and had het appendix removed. "It was the worst experi' ence you could ever have at a hospital." IE new omeFREE s a e s through the roof in 1996 :Last year was the best sales year since 1988 in the area PICKERING -- Sales of new homes rebounded in Pickering last year, when 250 more houses were sold than in 1995, a home builders' associa- tion reports. There were 812 new homes sold in the Town, up from the 1995 total of 548 houses. Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) president David Hirsh calls 1996 a "comeback year" for the housing industry, noting 4)6 was the best sales year since 1988. New home sales last year in the Greater Toronto Area totalled 20,511, a jump from the 1995 figure of 12,857. Sales were also higher in Ajax as 697 homes sold — an increase over the '95 total of 387. December sales in Pickering totalled 43 homes, including 39 free- hold and four condominium units. That's down from November sales of 92. In Ajax, 56 homes sold, all free- hold, down from November sales of 66. There were 1,645 new homes sold in the GTA in December, down from the November figure of 2,650. However, sales in December of 195 were only 704. 1rhe tremendous activity in December is just the icing on the cake for an extremely positive year in hous- ing. Consumers are responding to a stronger economy," Mr. Hirsh says. "It's evident that new home buyers weren't deterred by the holiday season. Buyers are anxious to capitalize on continued low interest rates and are wise to realize that house prices will not be this low forever," he adds. The GTHBA has more than 850 members and represents home builders, developers, renovation con- tractors, suppliers and professional firms. '`t"t`'lBIBLE SEMINAR !;tt;atl; Thum Jan. 30 through March 13 1997 !`,!••i .1 7:30`P.M.■why 9:00 M D }��l}litSiy! .. EAST%=E COYWIMTY CENTRE t,lt. ; I Ried Ferguson !tl1. -AMO �WSUN-SATIONAL RUISEWI Fo_ RAI ,. VALUES 40 West on 401 from Whites Rd. o -Exit to Kingston Rd. Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) i Tum left at light. Here we are! .- .. - - -.__ _.. ,� .. ...... 1366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE €�r gag maw a ttiII& ed stolen cars .chopped up I'iCKERING A 35 -year-old Pickering man , y fwes numerous charges after police discovered three stolen vehicles at an auto body shop here. , T suspect has been charged with six counts ol` possession of stolen property under $5,000 after the vehicles -- reported stolen from Metro and York �zRegions -- and three separate sets of licence plates from other stolen vehicles were found. Detective Randi Wiles says it was a "fluke" the Toy venue shop was discovered when it was. "We just happened to walk in on him," Det, Wiles 'says. "We walked into the shop and they were strip- . ;pi ng a car apart." One car had been "cut up" and two Jothers xwere in the process of being stripped, he says. ,Some of the cars had been stolen last year, while ' 'one had been reported taken as late as Jan 20. , H f ' Bart oundatlon •-------------------------. fund-raiser Sweetheart Deal A lamie could buy you and your sweetheart dinner and help the fight against stroke and heart disease at the same time. From Sunday, Jan. 26 to Sunday, Feb. 16, 45 restaurants and pubs throughout Pickering, Ajax and Whitby are taking part in the Sweetheart Deal, a fund-raising endeavor of thc: Durham West office of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Patrons of participating outlets can buy a red hearl for $1. Dunng the three- week promotion, the hearts will be placed on the walls of the establish- ments. On Monday, Feb. 17, all the hearts will be entered into a draw for a compli- mentary dinner for two. February is Heart Month when the foundation has several fund-raising and public education events planned. Feb. 14 is Dress Red Day, a new im- tiative of the Durham West office of the foundation. Each employee of a partici- Panng cownPany Pays $2 and dresses in red. The firm would then match all funds raised. Durham West office area co-ordinator Wendy Orton reports com- panies taking part include AEG Sorting Systems and Nokia Products, both of Ajax. Each firm that registers will receive a free Employee Education Program, which includes information on prevent- ing heart disease and stroke. "We recognize employers' efforts to educate their staff on health and person- nel development issues. Sharing infor- mation about preventing heart disease and stroke is our way of saying thanks for helping urs," Ms. Orton says. Information on the foundation, heart disease and stroke will be available at the throe area LOEB stones. Volunteers will be at LOEB in the Ajax Marketplace, corner of Westney Road Nath and Magill Drive, on Saturday, Feb 8 from 10 am. to 4 p -m.; in the Baywood Plaza, corner of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue, on Saturday, Feh 15 from 10 am. to 4 p.m.; and at the cor- ner of Dixie Road and Frrc:h Avenue in Picketing on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will answer questions and sell copies of the Bonnie Stem Simply Heartsrnart cookbook for $16. Call the Durham West office of the foundation at 686-1521 for more infor- mation and for a listing of participating restaurants in the Sweetheart Deal draw. , 1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 -PAGE 9 Grandview Children's Centre has new medical director The Grandview Children's Centre has last year when he was presented the 1995 dren with long-term disabilities and welcomed a new medical director on Dr. John Whittaker Memorial Cerebral developmental problems. Maintaining an board. Palsy Award. Tlx award is adjudicated by active affiliation with the Hospital for Dr. Mary MacDonald, who officially the Bloorview MacMillan Centre and the Sick Children in Toronto since 1976, she takes on the position Feb. 2, has practised Ontario Association of Children's has also been very active with local plan - pediatric medicine in the Ajax -Pickering Rehabilitation Services. ning and advocacy for special -needs kids. area since 1977. Dr. O'Leary will remain active in pedi- Grandview Children's Centre provides Dr. MacDonald replaces the retiring atric medicine through a temporary outpatient services for Durham Region Dr. Donal O'Leary who has been the cen- assignment as medial director for the children and young adults with physical tre's medical director since 1991. Blcxrview MacMillan Centre. and communication disabilities. The main His commitment to the health and Since 1991, Dr. MacDonald has facility is located in Oshawa with satellite well-being of children was acknowledged focused her attention on services for chil- locations in Ajax and Port Perry. Members sought for AIDS support groups in Durham Region The AIDS Committee of Durham is It's free to join, but prior registration is committee interim co-ordinator of sup - looking for participants for two new sup- required. port services Bev Berman says. port groups it's setting up. When the groups will start meeting Call the AIDS Committee of Durham One group is for people living with or depends on how many people register. at 665-0051 or to register. caring for someone with HIV or AIDS. ■ 1 Meditation Dome while the other is for those who have lost •••••••••••••••••�1 someone to AIDS. NA 10126 TM Healing Crystal Skull 1 Jan. ✓ Books, crystals, Curios Bart oundatlon •-------------------------. fund-raiser Sweetheart Deal A lamie could buy you and your sweetheart dinner and help the fight against stroke and heart disease at the same time. From Sunday, Jan. 26 to Sunday, Feb. 16, 45 restaurants and pubs throughout Pickering, Ajax and Whitby are taking part in the Sweetheart Deal, a fund-raising endeavor of thc: Durham West office of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Patrons of participating outlets can buy a red hearl for $1. Dunng the three- week promotion, the hearts will be placed on the walls of the establish- ments. On Monday, Feb. 17, all the hearts will be entered into a draw for a compli- mentary dinner for two. February is Heart Month when the foundation has several fund-raising and public education events planned. Feb. 14 is Dress Red Day, a new im- tiative of the Durham West office of the foundation. Each employee of a partici- Panng cownPany Pays $2 and dresses in red. The firm would then match all funds raised. Durham West office area co-ordinator Wendy Orton reports com- panies taking part include AEG Sorting Systems and Nokia Products, both of Ajax. Each firm that registers will receive a free Employee Education Program, which includes information on prevent- ing heart disease and stroke. "We recognize employers' efforts to educate their staff on health and person- nel development issues. Sharing infor- mation about preventing heart disease and stroke is our way of saying thanks for helping urs," Ms. Orton says. Information on the foundation, heart disease and stroke will be available at the throe area LOEB stones. Volunteers will be at LOEB in the Ajax Marketplace, corner of Westney Road Nath and Magill Drive, on Saturday, Feb 8 from 10 am. to 4 p -m.; in the Baywood Plaza, corner of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue, on Saturday, Feh 15 from 10 am. to 4 p.m.; and at the cor- ner of Dixie Road and Frrc:h Avenue in Picketing on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers will answer questions and sell copies of the Bonnie Stem Simply Heartsrnart cookbook for $16. Call the Durham West office of the foundation at 686-1521 for more infor- mation and for a listing of participating restaurants in the Sweetheart Deal draw. , 1 -� -rs Fotrtnous: Seo �..:�, . ■ i t� r , � 1 � 1 , 1 , j15 ✓Gifted Psychic Readers 1 1 " ✓Tarot & Palm Readers 1�1 III/ Astrologers &Healers 1 1' ✓ Free Lectures & Demos 1� ✓ Free Entrance to our 1 1 Psychic Museum 1� ✓ Free Entrance to our ■ 1 Meditation Dome a 1 AP we Free Viewing of theI 1 NA 10126 TM Healing Crystal Skull 1 Jan. ✓ Books, crystals, Curios , Z4:ZJ�ZG ✓ Its All Here & More 1 ✓ Don't Miss It! Fri 4-10 1 'sof 11-10 Sun 11-7 sPickering Recreation Complex 1 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 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FLAT OF 24:3D • ... ,1('17+.-i. -- • ., , , . 4 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA »t GRADE OF U S A FLORIDA SIZE -56 s �1 ✓A ELKO II �Y� 03jLtPRODUCT �, • • •. PRODUCT OF CANADA GRADE PRODUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA • A , 1- . v 1 • KELLOGG S CANADA CHRISTIE BROWN CO � »!f • 1 �'�� • ' �1111111I_11I1 ' , will • ' PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SIR JAK 26 TO SAT. FEEL IW WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 P 0ickerl'*n.9 Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Atom Panthers win two, lose one PICKERI?S(; — The Pickering Panthers atom 'A' rep hockcN team earned two wins while suffering a loss in recent league and exhibition action. The Panthers scored a big 3-1 league victory over the 3ichmond Hill Stars at the Elvis Stojko Arena to Richmond Hill. Goaltender, ]Michael Tadman and Rvan Sabn)unn held the Stars at bay, while Stephen Farmer led the way otfensivel} with two goals, the second one into an empty net w Ith 38 seconds remaining to seal the victors. Derck farmer scored the other Pickerin__ Leal. Chris Lovering, Chris Thoryw and Derek Farmer added assists. Bill% Keith. Everett Hanna and Lenm Bell all had strong games on defence, while !t1 singles. Cameron Watters and Derek Farmer con- tributed two assists apiece. with single helpers to Matthew Lawrence, Chris Lauder, Giancarlo Domingo and Craig Burrell. In another exhibition tilt. the Panthers dropped a hard- fought 3-2 decision to the Stoutfvillc Clippers. Derck Farmer scored a first -pencil unassisted marker to give the Panthers a 1-U lead which held up until midway through the second stania when�Stouffville tallied three times for a 3-1 lead. \'attcrs cut the lead to 3-2 with six minutes left in the mine on assists to Derek and Stephen Farmer. The Panthers were all over the Clippers in the final two minutes. but could- n't connect for the equahccr. Krasnowski had a NOINIORE Xcuff3i strong two-way game at his for- - ward position. You thought it was too hard In exhibition L • • _ play against the t • •• • • Richmond Hill r '•.- You've alwmwaowd i� m Icer I Marded Ard minor atom Mdam, wil>.oar squad, the '' Fausk or Fri sd No Panthers skated Trw P away with a 7-3 a, thee! to capture the championship title. The td sin, win at the lead see -sawed throughout the contest, P i c k e r i n g Brockbank and Kyle Van De Bospoort. Recreation Three powerplay goals made the differ- Complex. The minutes remaining, Ryan Monssette Panthers held a tory. slim 4-3 lead One week when Jennifer FAMILY .- Sadler broke the Uni!orms3' game open after orFree • - • scoring on a • - FRIEND breakaway late in The team is coached by Glenn the third period. IMAM = OW Also scoring for ".-assists were Justin Brockbank, Cope, Pickering were FAMILY CENTRES' Derek and Stephen Farmer each with two 6x6-6 goals, Thorpe and Lovering with PilftiW —pjax-Pickering MAA RAIDERS Coacitn9 App�ioations now belts accepted for the 997/1198 J season Contact 839-7S98�r P Sp,orts News Advertiser ickering novice select Panthers A,�4:,��f ' claw their way � to` victory tournament victo , _ f ,1PICKERING --The Pickering Y Bryan Cruse, Derek Twilt, Joshua x ,;Facing a stubborn Humber Valley 'Panthers Tormon novice select hockey Roberts and Zack Milcawich. Kyle Sharks team in the second game, the team clawed its way to victory at the Dean and Kyle Stewart shared the goal- Panthers prevailed 6-3. Goals were recent Peterborough tournament. tending duties for Pickering in the final, scored by Walker, Cope, Cruse, Walsh, The Panthers defeated Cobourg 4-3 making many spectacular saves. Morissette and Twilt. Assisting were to capture the championship title. The In the opener, the Panthers defeated Cope, Walsh, Twilt, Hobson, lead see -sawed throughout the contest, aJ`tough host Peterborough team 41. Brockbank and Kyle Van De Bospoort. but with the game tied at 3-3 with six Three powerplay goals made the differ- Solid work in goal gave Stewart tate vic- minutes remaining, Ryan Monssette ence for Pickering. Cope led the way tory. scored the winner to ice the title for with two goals, with singles to Walsh Other members of the team are �",Pickering. I and Cruse. Walsh and Morissette Chris Rotolo, Leland Street, Gus Also scoring in the final for chipped in with two assists each, while Mattachionio and Michael O'Sullivan. Pickering were Tttvor Walsh, Kyle Walker and Nick Hobson had one The team is coached by Glenn •=-Cope and Shawn Walker. Adding apiece. Dean was stellar in goal to nail Morgan and James Morgan. The trainer ".-assists were Justin Brockbank, Cope, down the win. is Mark Hobson. AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durhams largest selection of pre -owned computers. Compaq. IBM, Dell, Toshiba New Parts. Sales & Repair Complete Systems from S99 Megabyte Computers oeC Srcck RC.. South Unit 10, Pickering 905-839-9453 � If you wish to advertise Call Billy at 683-0707 Ext.: 2304 THE PROFESSIONALS • NIN�jOVVS • DOORS • AWNINGS • PATIO DOORS 668-2252 686-1853 CANADA HARDWOOD =LOORING Fo• ALL Your Rocnny NEEDS Visit our showroom today 420-3285 .1550 Bayty SL, Unit 17 Ontario . IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE CALL BILLY 683-0707 The crowd was abuzz as the Leaf's John Kordic and the Minnesota North Stars' Basil McRae eyed each other. Both were ready for a heavyweight showdown and so were the fans. Nobody was disappointed. It was one of the best scraps I've ever seen. Alm The crowd goes bananas - everybody's happy - but John doesn't get another shift. The pressure was onto show the Kordic-for-Russ Courtnall deal wasn't a bust and Kordic was doing what he did best. But you must. remember, John was not a bad hockey player. He got nine goals, never got dummy penalties to hurt his team, a good skater and backchecked. But by benching him, coach Doug Carpenter broke his heart. He got no regard for doing his job. To make matters worse, McRae was running around banging guys, gets a goal and an assist and is chosen as a game star. After the game I remember seeing John in the hall smashing his stick with tears in his eyes. He was humiliated and embarrassed as Basil would skate by the Leaf bench and laugh at him. My way of thinking is, if these guys are going to go to war for you, you have give them sine reward. That incident triggered the worst in John and it was a downward spiral from there. It was sad to watch. John was a colorful guy with everything to live for - funny, good, looking, good fighter, fair talent - but he was his own worst enemy. Once the slide had started the end came quickly, too quickly for John Kordic. Next week I'll wrap up this tragic trilogy about John. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE CALL BILLY 683-0707 MMOBEEMNELD AUTO GLASS Flo PLATE GLASS o cefte 24 Ha1r Etlte pmy service Owtfa Brent YulW 619-9936 WIRKHAM INDUSTRIAL 6 VNE SUPPLIES gym. =15a Ba* ksft. 420-2448 d of BracRoad 08"WPUNt Dallas AM/FM Cassette 00 0 199 SAVE '10 LOD 34 HuM St, A* eAbe 4 Ann P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 -PAGE B Pickerin Sorts Pickering bantams post three wins after return from European tour PICKERING — The Pickering assists were Matt MacLennan with two. Panther% major bantam 'AA' rep hockey Lawrence, Brad Bower, Oakley, team posted three wins in league play Spai'tiird. Gareth Cawley, Steve since returning from a tour of the Czech Puddister, John Carefootc and Rvan Republic, Switzerland, Germany and the Cassidy. Ukraine during the Christmas holidays. TI'hc Pickering bantams also posted a The Panthers defeated Oshawa 4-2. 7-3 victory over Whitby. Goal getters for Chris Lawrence scored twice, with single the Panthers were Cawley with two, markers to John Porter and Derek Lawrence, Puddister, Cassidy, Faria and Spaf'lord. Mike Faria earned an assist. Spaffixd. Paul Peios played well in net for Assisting were Spafford. John Pickering. Angrove, and Jim Pascaris each with two, Pickering downed rival Ajax 6-4 in Oakley, Cawley, Cassidy. Faria and another league contest. Kevin Oakley Lawrence with one apiece. scored twice, Spaffi)rd. Faria. Lawrence, Tavlor Mitchell played well in goal to and Jesse Mcldrum once each. Adding earn the victory. IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #r2) DR. JOSEPH A. 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After a thrilling overtime frarr the score remain tied, forcing a Shoot-out to determine the winner. Durham West shooters tried to lock up the gold medal. but fell one goal short to Belleville. Durham West started round-robin play at the tourney with a conNincing 7-1 win over the Barrie Sharks. Thev then went on to post a 5-0 victory over the Scarborough Sharks to the second game. In the final preliminary -round match. the Lightning were edged by Belleville 3-2 when the Bearcats scored the go-ahead goal in the last two minutes. Everyone on the Durham West team chalked up at least one point in the tour- ncy. In the goal scoring depart- ment, Lyndsey Ryan led the way with 10, fol - ]owed by Alyssa Branson with four, Stephanie Bowes and Marisa Gervais with two apiece and Jennifer Ware, Kellv Woods and Alexandra ,00per with singles. Assisting were Gervais. OVKes, Dell\ Cloutier. Sara Allain, Kyle Thurston. Kellie Sawyer and Katelin'kakefield. Danielle App, played well in net for the Lightning novices and was even cred- ited with an assist in the tourney. Ajax, Pickering gymnasts shine at provincial meet Alax and Pickering memh,:s of Gemini Gymnastics to Oshawa fared well at the first provincial qualifying meet at the Winstonette Gymnastic .Association in Union\ elle Jan. 18 and 19. In le\el 2 for gymnasts 12 and 13 years old, Ajax's Ashley Fawcett captured the overall bron/e medal with a gold on beam and fourth -place finishes on vault, bars and flour. Nleanwhilc, Para Columbus of Pickering, competing in the level 1 for gymnasts 10 years of age. finished sixth overall, winning the gold medal on flour and finishing fourth on beam, fifth on bars and seventh on vault • P 1271 Kingston Rd. ranfeld rapid reproductions 1�1C "QUALITY PRINTING a COPYING - FAST - Pickering 831-9100 or fax 831 -?924 for FREE QUOTATIONS FEBRUARY SPECIRL! 25% OFF Matching Business cards, letterhead & envelope packages F f His hourly rate might be less.. 1 I I 1 But how many hours will he take9 1 We can almost guarantee that he'll take longer than a VW mechanic, which means that you can 1 almost be guaranteed that he's going to cost a lot more. For one thing, he hasn't spent years 1 going to our transmission school, our rear end school and so on. He hasn't been back to school every year to learn about the improvements we make every year. 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Professional Pet Grooming 401 � (905) 4205922 #637 Kingston Rd., Pickering Inside Petschoice Warehouse PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 photo by Jason Liebregts Balancing act on thin ice Nicholas Longo keeps his arms out for balance and his eyes on the pylon as he works at mastering the art of skating backwards. Nicholas was taking part in the Town of Pickering's pre-school skating program Wednesday. Billboard MONDAY. JAN. 27 VI'RITING: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region holds an Open Stage Poetry Night from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cafe Kokomo, 15 Albert St.. Oshawa. Open to all, free admission. 432-2536 (Steven Laird). FITNESS: Fun 'N' Fitness aerobic classes for begin- ners to advanced are held every Monday night at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. $3 per session. Everyone welcome. 686- 0258 (Catharine). SMOKING: The Durham Region Lung Association holds its weekly Smokers Overcoming Smoking ses- sion at 7 p.m. at 40 King St. W., Suite 202, Oshawa. There's a one-time fee of $5 to cover materials. It's for people at any stage of quit- ting. -436-1046. TUESDAY, JAN. 28 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish will speak on the impact of government cuts on seniors. 619-0315 (Betty). AEROBICS: The Tuesday Morning Club aerobic classes for beginners to advanced are held every Tueday from 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. $3 per session. All wel- come. Child-care available. 686-0258 (Catharine). READING: The William Peak Co-operative Housing Reading Circle meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at 19% Whites Rd. (at the corner of Finch Ave.), Pickering. Volunteers are needed to read to children four to 12 nears old. 428- 0573 (Debbie). AMNESTY: The Pickering -Ajax chapter of Amnesty International holds its annual general meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Teens can get Straight Talk A program being offered by The Youth Centre will give teens aged 16 to 19 some Straight Talk. The new program lets participants discuss such issues as healthy relation- ships. positive sexuality, body image, stress manage- ment, preventing sexually - transmitted diseases, sub- stance abuse, dating violence and eating disorders. It Marts Wednesday, Jan. 29 and will run from four to six weeks, depending on the wishes of the group. It's being held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W. (between Westne) Road and Finley Avenue), Ajax. The free program is open to teens living in Ajax and Pickering. Call The Youth Centre at 428-1212 for more informa- tion or to register. Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. 839-3969. w'EDNESDAY, JAN. 29 PARENTING: A free Parenting For Success sem- inar is held at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Avenue Public School, 70 Lincoln St., Ajax. Topic is Effective Communication and Discipline. No babysitting available. One of a series being held. 683-7842 (Anne). CiET Q ,11:IMD r1 AI VAIIQ CASHWAY yeRy.Hw� WstneR1 427-9931 Don't throw this ad away. Cli C �] Q I O a U U a,cl- O -- .r N b0 O ?� 1 it out. Use `til Feb. 28th d TM I y rn ) 1 1 I 1 . t 1114� rpW K pearral 1 `.r CD CD prof ' • the acme 1 �. I j�Q Q•T.r-�P� V 1 1 �1 I 1 ` I W11-1 or arae■ sm .f nQ asraAwtehes Smrie .du 1o.r.kr.16 re .q � �sesrr•e t akr the - d Ire prrdh 1 r....s.r aick" ,.lo i M r or hLrow of the some 1 ry doe A * we yrr rroe cote. IYYr1. NUYirrY.hY1 •Iw{T..4..�.� W/./.Iw��.Y.IY.� .may Pickering �O 1099 Kingston Rd. (between The Olive O A Garden & Moviplex 9) Don't throw this ad away. Clip it out. Use `til Feb: 28th I y ) 1 I A. 1114� rpW K pearral 1 /r swiss pro tk Irk' the CD prof ' • the acme 1 �. I j�Q Q•T.r-�P� Don't throw this ad away. Clip it out. Use `til Feb: 28th If Federalrprf)gram Invests in Youth Young people are our future but too often they find it difficult to become established in their chosen field. This can be the case even if they have listened to the advice to stay in school and complete their education. Many who have taken additional training in spe- cific skills still find doors closed to them because of a lack of work experience. Many employers are reluc- tant to risk investing time and money in training recruits who lack a proven track record. Human Resources Development Canada rec- ognizes this dilemma and is offering the Job Opportunities for Youth Program as an incentive to employers to invest in hir- ing and training youth. The program offers to match an employer's investment in hiring young people to a maximum of 60%c of the wages paid. The Federal contribution is limited to $7.50 per hour or $300 per week. The duration of the subsidy is negotiable dependin the time required to of and train new recrui Positions must be a least 30 hours per week. In the case of apprenticeships and other careers requir- ing on-the-job training, provision can be mac to cover some costs training provided out of theplace of business VL through third parties. Other costs, such as those for necessary tools and equipment can also be con- sidered under the program. The program is open to unemployed youth between 18 and 29 who are looking for full time, permanent career placements and to employers who are in either for profit or non-profit sectors who can offer these kinds of oppor- t u n i t i e s. Individuals are welcome to use HRDC's ad as a self marketing tool and employers are wel- come to apply directly. Many I)urh;im compa- n i n THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,1997 -PAGE 19 have been assisted to pur- chase tools required by the trade such as basic hand tools, safety equipment, and specialized equipment. Other young people have been assisted to enter careers in the business community where comput- er skills are a requirement. Job Opportunities for Youth funding has provid- ^A. assistance to have ainees attend specific rnputer software training the community to aug- ment the skills that they received in school. But the program is not Just limited to appren- ticeships or regular office jobs. Graduates rom engineering pro- ims, computer program - ng, social work and even legal field have found Job Opportunities for Youth to be the little extra that they needed to get started in the field. Often the initial orien- tation for new employees and the training of individ- uals in the specifics of their new jobs is time con- suming for employers and costly as well. JOY con- tracts can run for a full have already taken advantage of the program to add bright young people to their work- force. Young people have been taken on as appren- tices in the automotive field, carpentry, electrical work and personal service trades such as hairdress- ing. Where needed they year where there is a lot of formal training involved and can often run to over $10,000 in reimbursement of wages and costs to an employer. The program is well suited to professional and technical positions. What youth lack in experience they often make up for in enthusiasm and raw talent that can be attractive to employers. Recent graduates from Universities and Colleges and those coming.; out of high school programs that focus on hands-on trainirag have a lot to offer in terms of specific skills that form a strong foundation for fur- ther training and develop- ment. The JOY program provides an opportunity for employers to build on that foundation with minimal costs. :More information can be obtained by visiting the Human Resource Centre at '78 Richmond St. W_ in Oshawa or calling 725- 3251. In Pickering, the office is located at 1400 Bayly St. or you may call 837-2529. Open Doors with Job Opportunities for Youth If you are *between 18 and 29 unemployed or under -employed •out of school •looking for a full time, permanent career placement The Job Opportunities for Youth Program can offer employers up to $7.50 per hour as an incentive to hire and train you. Visit your local Human Resource Centre, Canada to pick up program information or have prospective employers call 725-3251 in Oshawa or -- 837-2529 in Pickering for further information. Human Resources Developpement des Development Canada ressources humaines Canada a PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Apps to Articles For Sao and t/elticlss Fa 4 DJ (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday TORONTO. 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday LINE or fax your ad 798-76726830707 (905) 579-2238 Sao only. GARAGE SALES only -$35+GST CTH NOTICES our baby's arrival a gift certificate to $25 worth4�aby products. ' ' Careers , ' Careers ' 1 Careers , 1 Careers ' ' Careers i 1 Careers Mil Careers 1 1 Careers 1 General Help Start NOW in Pickering Modules included in this Program: • Anatomy and Histology • Microbiology and Sterilization • Pharmacology and Nutrition • Radiology (The Radiology Curriculum of this Diploma Program is HARP Approved In accordance with the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Ad, 1980 1 • Principles of Dental Assisting • Dental Materials • Operative Dentistry • Preventive Dentistry • Medical Emergencies • Dental Office Procedures • Clinical Work Weeks • Pre -Employment Readiness and Job Search TORONTO kidpirtg YOU Build a Betber Life 1450 Kingston Road PICKERING 420-1344 Need some career direction? OBC can help. AccounaoR - Baseness Admsnssaaofo Compulasud Bookknvm6 Compute Sofnran a SYmtas Opera- Admmtstrauw Assistant - Seaera" Demai Ass • Phasmac7 Teduw= Wedlol Of a Assisoot - Mahal Lab. Assmaet d" Offtae Admsnimwr - Rastna Sernce Walker ChU t Yofstlt Assanor • Aormal Cart: Aide Travel commawt • Torfaen a Hnpitahry Irk Clerk - Law mod Scarw. LerA Office Asss um sod aaor sore_ id 1llher+e rw visa, to M fast, it OBC'i "or" ewwr tramillt. ieafilete im 12 eeaft or less: 2°°"°Mau —oBc (Midtotte aU) s76-917soN— 113S MLEW. 'Human Resource Development Canada (HRDC) Free Training for E.I. Recipients in Cooperation with the Productivity Improvement Center (PIC) of Durham College, presents QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNOLOGY February 3 - March 21, 1997 At Durham College Skills Training Centre 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby QUALH-Y AssurtANcE TECHNOLOGY (QAT) will take a systematic approach to introduce participants to major quality concepts and quality management systems (ISO/QS) being utilized in industry today. It is targeted toward unemployed persons from manufacturing positions in quality production, materials management, inspectors, technicians, technologists. This course may also assist persons from skilled trades, purchasing and middle management from manufacturing and service industries. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for this program must be unemployed and receiving E.I. benefits at the time of the course start date and must reside in the Region of Durham. Eligible applicants will have grade 12 education or equivalent; a -passion" for quality; but lacking basic understanding and skills. There will be an interview by PIC to determine suitabilay. O'PIC Call (905) 721-3312 or I-800 263-3735 ° ""^' ""• for mare information. Prepare yourself Our individualized learning plan provides for a new Career unique program packages in day or evening • Programmer Analyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, • Network SPeciaW business -oriented environment. • LAN Administrator atComputer<:;3f061` ICUCOLLEGE Teclrttosn rRoach .ri raeere OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY cau te"y ftchincilm Odowa 28 ampuses across Canada indudin9 Vainiiiiig s 434-8585 k °'"40•x, tr"Mr �` . WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS BUT DONT HAVE THE BS? Mature? Self -motivated? You might be the person for our fast growing financial services compa- ny. We train. CALL KELLY (905) 427-2M mop CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN 26 wk. Flonsky a Susinou Pro- gram:.12 wlL ifMnsivf 3- phm pfogrefn:.3 wk Pro - H nom w cotim; .IRiIORIe video. As& vis longar. Pert -due" tbne cows" available. A school where ON your Voir" beoomes taxlrtlwMtils. Financial es- sioartm Riley be erdsble. 906436.7746. INTERNET - IloraldMipn 08pesdrte.cm ,%ks Reg - $.%K++ • Servicing Existing Customers • Develop -New Markets • 5 yrs.Tech/Industrial sales exp.a must • Based in Cobourg,some travel &imus Plan, Car, Renefits Fax Geri Graham at: (905)831-4922 ECCOMM s(arrine Services Career Career TrainingWVTalmi.S. For full or Part time Career Male and Female ages 5 and up. Call "Laurel Personal Development + Modelling Centre Inc." 905-509-7315 For Free Consulation! TRAIN TO BE A CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE Information and Registration Seminars for the OSHAWA AREA CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE COMMUNITY ENHANCED PROGRAM will be held on THURS., JAN. 30/97 at Zx7vi mictim 19UNSU110 no= 82 Park Road North, Oshawa Plan to attend one of the following semiaus: Seminar (A) 12:00 noon Seminar (B) 5:00 p.m. (no reservation required for seminar) taw SKILLS VOCATIONAL SCaOOL 1-905-294-5573 (Please do not call Eztendicare) Co9NurER TRA..Ms - PMWR IONIC" n Wind - MAL MS Olau. V10fd, Ex- ee1. L.olus. kttavww am or a toll ondificaM cotas- es. FledNe bows. 427- 8238 TEACHERS WANTED - dayMN posi ion to teach afW1 bu wws com and rfveslrftsrtls coRft. Must h– prior —oapwi- face. Fax restafter to: 906 819-9981. 1 tiat.ral ISP 'EXPENOWED Otlt-tf Product Clerks. Fix nMsfnes b: 906.490-0771. .. 'A Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. SSSSS Ages 12-18 Eam extra $SSS Doing door to door sales Cash paid daily 5763275 To find out more 3 PART TIME ieiemarke' ors need 510 -hr. exper- enced preferred 686 - AIRLINE JOBS' Now hiring. $10-S25. per hour Al positions, skilled and un -skilled Excellent pay/benefits. Call (51341) 429-9229 Ext. 479A4. 24 hours AJAX Insurance Broker •equ,res a ncensed CSR wdn 5 or more years ea- oenence. full or part-time rax 905-619-2266 ALASKA JOBS' Earn up to 530 000 tishtng three month Salmon season. Also. construction. cannenes, oil fields and more! 1(504)429-9223 Ext 479S4 APPOINTMENT bookers wanted, no sefring in volved, full and part time available Experience pre- terred Full training prov d- eo Hourly wages plus bo- nuses Pas tme and enthu- siastic rt0iwduals only. For interview Call Shorn at 429-2010 CLASS Az Dn w needed Clean abstract. 2 years ex penance. able to dnve US. Nights. Cap Dan after 7:00 pm. 905-435-0977 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests it►al advertisers dtedu their ad Ipm pttbYcaeort as News Adiftla r will not be respor►sible for nate ow ane irlcorred :taertion and there awl be no kb* for rt it"nsenion d My adrer- ieeelstt Liali ty for or - MM in ads is iribd to ftla adalall Will for M spm oc 40 rn ala N owis aqwwillitaw proud d olaaeg9mI of floss Adlreflut Nk ire by far The 1:1 Dissribulor of Ayers in our arra. Fluke your Alfa'sdelivered e . 1 /�iadr pa any Wednesday, Frisk► or S w*by wilt fie Newspaper #o evwyb* R1fbr.- Jm'. and , e advertising. t_e News Advertiser n w THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,19!7 -PAGE 21 ' Gte Help eP , CamHelp eral ' General ' General ' Gainers ' Gen ll Help' Gen trd General C ' S�A� HeV Help Agent Addition - Elle We are a national chain of exciting boutiques specialized in plus -size women's fashion. To ensure our continued success, we are presently looking for. STORE MANAGEMENT Fairview Mall - Pickering T07Vn Centre Scarborough Town Centre If you possess three years of previous retail management experience in women's fashion, good leadership skills, a strong sense of urgency and outstanding customer service, we would like you on our team! Please bring your resume to the location of your choice or fax it to: (905)713-1704. Only selected candidates will be contacted. PICKERING Ti..r�f%rto,o�. Applications being accepted for -PART TIME -FULL TIME t -DONUTS -BAKERY •CUSTOMER SERVICE Drop off resume at Mailboxes Etc. 75 Bayly St. W. Unit #15 $11.25 TO START FULL A PART TIME HELP WANTED .nt.'l -VIAp an\ :J.Ls %c%Cral IR>tillh:::� iIl h ruse%vares and %port Items. No dolor to ,>or or telemarketing training prcnided. 723-4920 Area Tax: ,ompary requires Drivers immediately Also Dispatcher with Pickenng knowledge Full / part time 686-0467 EARN $854 00 per week tom risme Chpping cou- Dons Light assembly clen- al (416) 812-6891 Earn money reading books from Tome 5100 per nue 416)812-6892 code 6 'iJr pay yo.. li,u, assemG,e our pfQaurts Easy work No expenence necessary For FREE details send SA.SF to Five Star Enterprises I us U"rpool Rd., Sure 213 Picllerell Ont. uV fitt3 HOMEWORKERS: EARN :'5 I week' Free oeta,K -end S A S E to Alice En- •-ror ses, 701 Rossland Road E. Suitee319 Whit - Ry. Ontano L IN 9K3 VALEx1E JONES Alit EX ("ANAI)A IN FAX ( i 16) j43 -s,13 l A.NtE\ (:ANAI)A I\(:. i-, an cIf aI (nf1110rtunity yucmplclvrr! Start Immediately 520,000 annually plus bonuses - Payday every Saturday - No experience necessary - No layoffs or strikes - Must be able to Irft 35 Ibs. Ajax Distribution company of consumer products needs 6 people to work in distribution department. Individuals must possess a positive attitude to work in entry level positions up to management. Call 427-6926 IT PAYS to lose weight' You look good Feel great and Gam extra Income Cal 571 5063. JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Na- tional Charity ,s hung ma- ture individuals in the Dur. ham Region for It's door to - door canvassing Paid dai- ly' For appointment call 19051721-0476 LARGE RETAIL company (Tupperware, needs more p(t sales positions filled service growing custom - base Paid weekly. no special expenence neces- sary Will p rr�e full train- ing. Apphcanor, now being accepted Can Barbara(05) 428-587' or Shw.e x905, 4275297 nr 14151293- .354 NO SELLING INVOLVED Ajax Ds'nhu'or .on reaulres 4 5 people to :rnirJ+ aCDo'nimo_nt5 for sale, s•aIf Mus, :�- outgo - :n3 and hke ,alk "fine phone Hours Mir. Fr, . 5-9 y ece v pm Sat IIup to 58/ RECEPTIONIST - -a: hr call now. 42741392 able lob costing, general o" ce Bas _ a:counbnq. ledger and financial state - Office Help BOOKKEEPER f RECEP- TIONIST requ. ed to, ^^un, trade con- -Ir Ctlrn M u _o Dally use be �xpenenced Ir a computer - red environment and be able to work noependently xlnes to include •eception /Ping. Payroll, accounts a ails ac-ounts r OVERLOAD OF WORK. nmputer sxdls. krnw'edge mems rhe successful ap- 20 people ended 3f me truck—-dustry plicant wit be a team player Mately to fill vanois areas Telephone and Commun,- who thrives In a aggressive 7I Oshawa Company Must cation skills Send replies to and fas' paced env,ror- De hardworking and amt),- File 4 3739. Osnawa This (hent Please fat' --some to ' ous We w1 tram Can Week PO Bo. 481. 865 Oshawa 9905,57. 5955 Ashley to personal Inter- Farewell SI Oshawa ON. view 721-1411 L1H 71-5 RTIT Saks PART TIME c oral Design- i ' Help ! AgerrtS '--e Tsars ex;enerce TAXI DRIVERS. DIS_ .3 m„st Fax •es,Tto PATCHERS 3 r: Me'ar,_s 905)683-5219 nee:-•^. ^^'ed,atery"' Drivers no expenence necessary Fun ':me 8 pan THE BEAUTY CENTRE time Call '905.683 -"Y;• el"es `.All TF ;H%, a 305 427.7777 CIAN,ESTHETICIAN Can 420-54 THE MUTUAL GROUP see., a seg' "NJhv3tfld r•:, "dual with exceilent people sic Is and all interest In ac' eying entrepreneurial Independence Complete trairkn rybenelrtsfir anarvi programs available Min, -rum 2 years ult time work ng expenence requ,redand a Unversay degree re- 3uested Fax resume to Pearson Lanes. 129 Byron St N Whitby. On LIN 4M8(905, 668-2'41 WANT 70 BE YOUR OWN 8C; Studio 5 K C Were ook—, 'or mode•^ up 'o date na rstyl,sts for chair rentals Please apply ,n person 108 Dundas St W . Whriby :r call 430- 9397 : y liter II r 11 • l� �+ ripow■•G ifw� Salesperson required. Must have flooring experience. Contact: Anav Lewis (w5)831-2111 FURNITURE SALES 7enef rP: r :udl••.f ,nes. 1 �. lecowor training an asset FREE WEEK Jan.21 to 1an.31 FREE Starter kit FREE Samples FREE Brochures NO START UP FEE MAKE EXTRA SSS SELL Where You live all Work. No Quotas (all now: 427-4689 Pauline Nadls ImSkilled Help EXPERIENCED ALARM INSTALLER :uirad :rea,er :for': and Dur Ifr Rego, area FuiI time : •APt,on Salary Negotiable „w^ mrncle 'equved Fax resumes to '9051.433-02'3 I .me �eadmq to tWl -rm position Send resume GRAPHIC DESIGNER F,Ie99737 PO i3ox extols(• :es: r;^ i ;•�arl- 4481 Oshawa �' H 71_5 rat anal s"Is. MAC expen Mice with Quark. Photc- anop a, Illust'a' ,• knCilrl. edge o, pre -Dress punt :xoduct,on 8 ^.sect max a.1 asset Nal or tax your •e - sumo. Quoting sa,ary e. "CrAbons rn kocGraw Hdl Ryerson. AR H 13,"r, Joe Water St. Whilby. Ont LIN 180 Faa '05) 43C-5' -3 ME'llill-V-41iiDDln�tal M10MILT nolle Is 4MOVllMCENn Basement �., Rec-rowels, plumbing, AddlbOrlS, eledllcal, drywall, dedts. Ceramlic *V b =Now tops 15 Yrs. Exp. Cal I1arb (IM 619.1663. Cal. (416) 510.1663 C i a Mainlasartee &ON lepais and (silo- valorha eleoflical. p11wla ig, oeratatc am catpen- by. Frew said repris b major artI ..H l me/ gl wwooa4 Ina esti- au Mc (�! 4ss9at COMILM RBIOMAlIl011S Gnat race!, Hedmal, padded doing!, tapkq. Po", teon spay, 901/1�10061g, CarillC Iia, PWK �g 4"2% 8161412 HOl1SE NEED A UFT! You name it, well do it. Bathrooms, kitchen, windows etc. Fully licensed, insured and baled. 6115-8185 DOORS ORE US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sates Service iii Repairs 905-837-0949 EUROPEAN IU SPECIALIST will (oriole your bath- mant. or Itilchen wyals, as we/ as loot Iles. Goad raleraneea and sabliK, tson glrrlta/ad For ars• so*mft Call M Orkem 725-N13 FMNSi�IG A • BASEMENT? Book with us and pay '96' rates. Rating �p- 905-576.6341 CAROM leas ttltttetalas him se alldlom basements, decks, trim wont door ill~ staladon Oaseboards, shfe�adrIse, �rad mpairs (!06)11!.2100 Bal i t. Home Improvements Upgrades S Repairs YIN do it ON i take the tits» to do it right For quality and professional service CAN 906-686-3145 416329-7203 TILE WORK 12 years experience Bathroom renova tions, Ile shows areas. Ile fkw, ful Plumbing servic (24 hrs.) Genera plumbing repair, faucets and toilet! Guaranteed Iowa Prices. Discount for seniors CALL TODD (9•s) 619i8K or (41 330-1291 RENOVATIONS INC. Oua61y carne rerlovatralst sine• 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitdhrs • Basenlerits wndm • Doors Baanans • Etc. 9054165211 s CONTRACTING y KK & V�� Vee , RAC r ING Free estimeles on all types d electrical Service d IrlSttl1a110R MW MPOM Call Ken 666-0773 Licensed Eleckidan. • e : 1 • Plutabingi Swedish massage in the comfort of your Oven home. S5WW. Call NIM oat 723-6W: for appointments DOUG CLARK Licensed ,irlsued, mpelr58 alleratim, new ba ftrooms and renovations, pimp re- paas, tree eSkrnMes. 686-5172, 24 hs. Decorating • Storage • Servlc•s • Cleaning Dr "and parritng, boarding, taprg. texturing, rermatlons and repairs. Small jobs. 15 years experience. Free estimates. Servng Dlaham and our d town areas. Cat! Ken at 434-M TO PAJNTM & � kMerior d Exterior anpew 4 Fast, dean, lelable seraw. 420-0061 i �3 AJAXMla "Systems 111 seri mom, ap- O rice and pias special - FIN or raw have �h . We 51018gB Mills. Now offering dee bass with move. Pad! and bad special, sairli g at $99. and up. Call ria mW- maom, 725-M a 427-M MOVING SYSTEMS We uta move anyavrlg, w yelere. arrytrie. comreraal or re5idarl Padwgmg. maw and boxes avaieble. Senna A and month dl mmlls Free estimates 571-0755 1 -SM 491-0600 HARRY -0 -THE MOVERS Move big a small. we puce them all Free estrrletes. sensors disowrit. short no - III moves. Appliances moved. also maw space available. Comparable rates. Cal 432-2/50. IIS-�t!rrts LARG< TRUCK Will do houSBt10ld moves, ressitfertkal, wmmercial. N types d mores. Can CAA or Jmw 427-2556. IIIctIAisK1 M WNG mot Piano Spetaatsts. Sero and Mid -Month all counts. LKans•d• in- sured Fre• Eslimami. 6zc*M" etllftrl0e. Cate 4367/195 EVirianced C. _-, L 7e Wiliam rales, homes, dficm apt, etc. Pac" n'aiable. _ COMARE US TO BELL PRICES TCleplple wiring. resi- dential and stoat Wf* ness, lacks inswied. moved repaired. FREE ESTMATES Hot SECI-Es\ING i H0%1E-11ADE ctxtl►rvc dale by retable h dependable woman Reasonable rates Call Mary DENTAL Hygienist. for rliursdays Pickerng office. for mate—tai eave. fur or nee Cao 905-509-9999 R.N. required ,mrtladiatery rot Medica, Clruc. Mad re. sumo to South Alex Family Doctors. 969 Westrlfy Rd S Atex. L 1 N 6T7 • e Daycare tted i=9 • piwPweio olitum sneeds �i IIVSTALLATIIONS 25yam •hp• I r m reatilft our SP@Ddly. Free as"ntales a am Dune^ 917-179 ertip-1N0 ltl o Now fit" immmy SP 0t livitgroow i Sum ( olid( $19.97111 Cannot glaniallas MAGICIAN • Live 8111( Urs 0 AM W CALL JEFF 839-7057 p•rvsed 0•roar. in Irina hoots. Must be 16 ymord Me 10 Care for dW*o 6 weab b 12 years, pmv ds crinwlsl rebretice chNCtt and has a good swus d twlmour. Call 905-509- 1207. LVE OUT narwy rte•d•d b cre for 3 yr.old i 6 ma aid. Etperirlo• _. nitivelr; as. own car. Mon. -R.. 7- 5:30. Own did 34 yrs. whore. -Ro••bw* a Fi xh. 905837-1729. Available AFFORDABLE DAYCARE in my home br dddrw of any age. PrtMM tare, nu - "bow melds. 10 yrs. alp. 420-4=3 ftle1Rd/St� Lane • •' AFFORDABLE, Reliad• • HOMse • lieasrty daycare available. Now • Cil•Mtirlboors welcome. Nuthaotu (lot Inch and DIAMOND s! zm KAM BSERVK:Z Quality home i office cleaning. Single or Team service available. Insured i Bonded14 •3l-511 u es snacks. Rebrwittm 3 receipts. Cal ryrine 6B omq. DAYCARE- Chnstian mother of one dkring home to children from ages 6 months 8 up. Dairy snacks. Nutritious meals. Story time 8 Crafts. Large b.dryard. Smoke -tree en- vironment. Call anytime res -91a. DENTAL Assistant. full i i i i Painting e • Pt1a+• R"w time Dcs,!l— with at kill 1 VOW experience Call 420- a House .808 i ' a Moviing 8 M10MILT nolle Is 4MOVllMCENn Basement �., Rec-rowels, plumbing, AddlbOrlS, eledllcal, drywall, dedts. Ceramlic *V b =Now tops 15 Yrs. Exp. Cal I1arb (IM 619.1663. Cal. (416) 510.1663 C i a Mainlasartee &ON lepais and (silo- valorha eleoflical. p11wla ig, oeratatc am catpen- by. Frew said repris b major artI ..H l me/ gl wwooa4 Ina esti- au Mc (�! 4ss9at COMILM RBIOMAlIl011S Gnat race!, Hedmal, padded doing!, tapkq. Po", teon spay, 901/1�10061g, CarillC Iia, PWK �g 4"2% 8161412 HOl1SE NEED A UFT! You name it, well do it. Bathrooms, kitchen, windows etc. Fully licensed, insured and baled. 6115-8185 DOORS ORE US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sates Service iii Repairs 905-837-0949 EUROPEAN IU SPECIALIST will (oriole your bath- mant. or Itilchen wyals, as we/ as loot Iles. Goad raleraneea and sabliK, tson glrrlta/ad For ars• so*mft Call M Orkem 725-N13 FMNSi�IG A • BASEMENT? Book with us and pay '96' rates. Rating �p- 905-576.6341 CAROM leas ttltttetalas him se alldlom basements, decks, trim wont door ill~ staladon Oaseboards, shfe�adrIse, �rad mpairs (!06)11!.2100 Bal i t. Home Improvements Upgrades S Repairs YIN do it ON i take the tits» to do it right For quality and professional service CAN 906-686-3145 416329-7203 TILE WORK 12 years experience Bathroom renova tions, Ile shows areas. Ile fkw, ful Plumbing servic (24 hrs.) Genera plumbing repair, faucets and toilet! Guaranteed Iowa Prices. Discount for seniors CALL TODD (9•s) 619i8K or (41 330-1291 RENOVATIONS INC. Oua61y carne rerlovatralst sine• 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitdhrs • Basenlerits wndm • Doors Baanans • Etc. 9054165211 s CONTRACTING y KK & V�� Vee , RAC r ING Free estimeles on all types d electrical Service d IrlSttl1a110R MW MPOM Call Ken 666-0773 Licensed Eleckidan. • e : 1 • Plutabingi Swedish massage in the comfort of your Oven home. S5WW. Call NIM oat 723-6W: for appointments DOUG CLARK Licensed ,irlsued, mpelr58 alleratim, new ba ftrooms and renovations, pimp re- paas, tree eSkrnMes. 686-5172, 24 hs. Decorating • Storage • Servlc•s • Cleaning Dr "and parritng, boarding, taprg. texturing, rermatlons and repairs. Small jobs. 15 years experience. Free estimates. Servng Dlaham and our d town areas. Cat! Ken at 434-M TO PAJNTM & � kMerior d Exterior anpew 4 Fast, dean, lelable seraw. 420-0061 i �3 AJAXMla "Systems 111 seri mom, ap- O rice and pias special - FIN or raw have �h . We 51018gB Mills. Now offering dee bass with move. Pad! and bad special, sairli g at $99. and up. Call ria mW- maom, 725-M a 427-M MOVING SYSTEMS We uta move anyavrlg, w yelere. arrytrie. comreraal or re5idarl Padwgmg. maw and boxes avaieble. Senna A and month dl mmlls Free estimates 571-0755 1 -SM 491-0600 HARRY -0 -THE MOVERS Move big a small. we puce them all Free estrrletes. sensors disowrit. short no - III moves. Appliances moved. also maw space available. Comparable rates. Cal 432-2/50. IIS-�t!rrts LARG< TRUCK Will do houSBt10ld moves, ressitfertkal, wmmercial. N types d mores. Can CAA or Jmw 427-2556. IIIctIAisK1 M WNG mot Piano Spetaatsts. Sero and Mid -Month all counts. LKans•d• in- sured Fre• Eslimami. 6zc*M" etllftrl0e. Cate 4367/195 EVirianced C. _-, L 7e Wiliam rales, homes, dficm apt, etc. Pac" n'aiable. _ COMARE US TO BELL PRICES TCleplple wiring. resi- dential and stoat Wf* ness, lacks inswied. moved repaired. FREE ESTMATES Hot SECI-Es\ING i H0%1E-11ADE ctxtl►rvc dale by retable h dependable woman Reasonable rates Call Mary DENTAL Hygienist. for rliursdays Pickerng office. for mate—tai eave. fur or nee Cao 905-509-9999 R.N. required ,mrtladiatery rot Medica, Clruc. Mad re. sumo to South Alex Family Doctors. 969 Westrlfy Rd S Atex. L 1 N 6T7 • e Daycare tted i=9 • piwPweio olitum sneeds �i IIVSTALLATIIONS 25yam •hp• I r m reatilft our SP@Ddly. Free as"ntales a am Dune^ 917-179 ertip-1N0 ltl o Now fit" immmy SP 0t livitgroow i Sum ( olid( $19.97111 Cannot glaniallas MAGICIAN • Live 8111( Urs 0 AM W CALL JEFF 839-7057 p•rvsed 0•roar. in Irina hoots. Must be 16 ymord Me 10 Care for dW*o 6 weab b 12 years, pmv ds crinwlsl rebretice chNCtt and has a good swus d twlmour. Call 905-509- 1207. LVE OUT narwy rte•d•d b cre for 3 yr.old i 6 ma aid. Etperirlo• _. nitivelr; as. own car. Mon. -R.. 7- 5:30. Own did 34 yrs. whore. -Ro••bw* a Fi xh. 905837-1729. Available AFFORDABLE DAYCARE in my home br dddrw of any age. PrtMM tare, nu - "bow melds. 10 yrs. alp. 420-4=3 ftle1Rd/St� Lane • •' AFFORDABLE, Reliad• • HOMse • lieasrty daycare available. Now • Cil•Mtirlboors welcome. Nuthaotu (lot Inch and DIAMOND s! zm KAM BSERVK:Z Quality home i office cleaning. Single or Team service available. Insured i Bonded14 •3l-511 u es snacks. Rebrwittm 3 receipts. Cal ryrine 6B omq. DAYCARE- Chnstian mother of one dkring home to children from ages 6 months 8 up. Dairy snacks. Nutritious meals. Story time 8 Crafts. Large b.dryard. Smoke -tree en- vironment. Call anytime res -91a. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 19'7 ,•amrrrg from 4799 -- "Stalled Electronic FFrere 0 Available W�arRted IN MY Home. all ages, nu - MOVING SALE Washer IWOSales Help/ Agent Smit Helpf Agent Sales Help/ 1 Agent Skilled Help administration, customer Skilled10 Help service: good work ethics, Skilled Help Clxnputer Video Fax resume to : 905-839-1717. Fax Computer Video LOVING CAINIG. Mother 9104. of 1 to provide fun filled 'Warning environment. Nu- tribous krcAss/enadks. At Deft IMsrnatloriat Machlrwry, we have a long history of product development, manufacturing excellence, and innovation in woodworking equipment. We currently require someone in the Oshawa/Whitby area as a ... Retail Sales Rep A customer driven professional witn Some woodworking power tool knowledge, you will play a key role Dealing with merchandising cl solays and detailing in a retail environment, demonstrate tool usage, and ensure chant satisfaction. Your ability tc relate effectively is backed by a valid driver's licence and preferaDiy a Dost -Secondary education. Ideally, you are blhngua' (French/English;. nave d rem Se!llnc expe'ience, and are computer i C you're OOKlny jOr a nrOgressve orcan,zatlon and a competitive compensation oackage. please acoly it writing. tc. Human Resources Manager, Detta International Machinery, P.O. Box 848, 644 Imperial Road North, Guelph, Ontario NIH 6M7 Fax: (519) 836-8352 We thank al. applicants ir advance and advise that only those invited for an interview will be contacted. i.DELTA"` SALES CAREER Leading cemetery company requires motivated Individuals to help market its service to the public. WE OFFER: Training salary, full benefit pacKage. pension plan, job security. excellent working conditions, Excellent income potential. Sales experience preferred but not mandatory as we will train. Car required. For confidential interview phone 427-5416 PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS SFJM,,S Sales anager Automotive You're customer focused, motivated and very bottom line driven. You understand that excellence in the automotive repair industry is achieved through strong coaching and leadership of your staff. You're able to relocate within Canada, have a minimum of two years experience in automotive management. ..and appreciate the market development opportunity you'll enjoy with power names tike RoadHaMler' and Diehard' backing you. If this is you, come talk to us about an exciting future Bring your resume to: Sears Pickering Town Centre Human Resources, Main Level Monday -Friday 10-4 We thank all applicants for their interestbutbut will _only contactthose Wh will lae Interviewed Sears Conada Inc. Life ,•amrrrg from 4799 -- "Stalled Electronic FFrere 0 Available W�arRted IN MY Home. all ages, nu - MOVING SALE Washer Applicants must have minimum three years MATURE FEMALE looking Close to parks & schools, for work, skilled in office Receipts available. Har. administration, customer alood1401 area. Call 428- service: good work ethics, Nei. available immediately. Fax resume to : 905-839-1717. Fax Please Cal Janet 9135 68G LOVING CAINIG. Mother 9104. of 1 to provide fun filled 'Warning environment. Nu- tribous krcAss/enadks. ' FWWAV*d 7 crafts .outings. iron smolt ing, receipts, 619-98'15 1588 GSxR Iso - 1000 tin MOTHER of 2 year old, 4 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST years ECE experience. - top quality ht:ndwood at Providing quakily daycare in low prices. Free delivery. South Pickering home. Serving Pickering. Ajax, Fully fenced yard, strut- Whitby and Oshawa. Call tired environment, educe- DURHAM FIREWOOD borhel toys, nutrilioun lunch- 427-4741. all and snacks. Call 1' BROr?!rUN FIREWOOD.( speed. with cap dusMace cords, kindling QUALIFIED Teacher, edu- quality seasoned firewood. cational activities and pro- peeae phone (Wave mai grams, warm loving -I- sop) 905-655-8797 Hwy ranwrr, am spas welcome. 12 to Spencers Road, tum bseirg to venous Sdxx*, north on Ashburn Road. nbrenees available 509- 20o yids. $50Aaee cord, 18612 nhbsd picked up goFirewood FIREWOOD :..a ty hardwood, Guar anteed extra long fuly, -asoned, cut and split H.xest measurement free Jelivery Kort' Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246 FIREWOOD Roka L im- ley 6 Firewood Centre 4'18'x12- $60. 4'18'x'6-. $65 Established 1963 rays 705-277-338' Even- ;905-434--6665 Free delivery to Oshawa area FWBargain Corner ADMIRAL WHITE 1r,o9e .4'12712-x56'$199. Harwick white gas stove. 20' X21' $150 4 years old. C41427-9291 anytime BEAUTIFUL PASTEL Mink Dinner Jacket Waist. length, full collar/cuns. 'Stunning', must be seen. Asking 5499 o b o Cale 427-8752 Apt DINING ROOM TABLE: large. beveled -edge, glass top table. 6 chairs. brass and black lacquer (tubular steel). very sturdy, pur- chased 1990 tot $1200 and stored 4 years. $400 (905)725.8861 NANO hewned beams 8- 15 It lengths. $7-Sli per- fect for mantle, fire- place.cottage, recroom/bar, old solid wooden doors S30/each Storm windows S5 each. 905-211 KENMORE FRIDGE & stove, almond. 5350 each or best other for pair. Good condition. Cad aNer 6 pan. (905)4246687. LEADNC EDGE 306 SX.83 MB hard Dr., 2 NWpy dr. c/w VGA colour monow mouse and keyb0eid. Von. 3.1 MS works. Me. Asking $450. only Printer optional. 839-9526 MATCIMNG Sofa $150/ Love sea $100. Glass top table and end tables $75. Entertainment unit $50. Cam Michelle at 434-7521. MONEYMAKING Oppor- tunities! Collection of 70 hot money -making reports. Free bonus, money-badk- guarantee. S.A.S.E. 55.00: Depl. M131, 1700 Amiance- Rd., Piekari L1 W3X7. REFRIGERATOR, Sears white 8.5cu.f1. Coldspot ex - cement condition, $185 or bast olWr. Triple dreOaer, $60. Spa coffee table eek on. Cam 837-0000. GENERAL TECHNICIAN We are looking for a G.M. CLASS "A" MECHANIC who is productive/ quality conscious & wanting to work in a busy flat rate -shop. Call GRANT BROCK AT COWAN PONTIAC BUICK Bowmanville 623-3396 General machinist required to manufacture production equip- ment parts on a milling machine. • Minimum 5 years experience • Good salary and benefits Send resumes to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES LTD. 782 McKay Rd.. Pickering, Ontario LIW 2Y4 Articles For Sale INDUSTRIAL C,- -e'ca1 Wacrer P•,, Series 1250 Cassic ' 2 horsepower Arless Paint Sprayer. Hose and spray gun. Ex- -ellent condition. Paid $2200 Asking $1250. 060 Must Sell 905 728- 1(144 MODERN DINNG SUITE. P ac+ GassI^r Wrth 6 S1200 060 Also flee make' household 1 -ms and more call 571- X10 MOVIES. SPORTS, Spe- 'a Fve^is '?' Satellite (, "nes with 1 year pro- We have an opening for a ,•amrrrg from 4799 -- "Stalled Electronic FFrere CNC SETUP OPERATOR r - epairs e estimates call DURHAM AN al i 905.404 -OB t 0. in our production machine shop. MOVING SALE Washer Applicants must have minimum three years 5'100 1)ryer $200. table and chairs 575. bedroom experience with Fanuc Controls We offer ,we $300. sota $100 plus much more 434-7616 excellent wages and benefits. as Well as PIANOS -GRANDFATHER Brougham, white. baled. CLOCKS - Swv,se you, steady day shill employment. Vae,es^rye Timeiess treas- Fax resume to : 905-839-1717. Fax uVew land ruosee Ipoa ci one. Bargain am Corner SNOWBLOWER 8 no 28 s.,a'^ s«' vooened, wrtn chains, just serviced Ready to go 5350 Tele- phone 839-0125 WASHER & DRYER ;cod working condd,or 5250 tor pair 42P '105516 Articles ' for Sale 6- PC bedroom $550: an- tique 4. Oct bedroom $250, french provincial 3 - pc sofa set $400. sofa, armcnirs Sm. many other terra 623-6332 8 HP. ARIENS SNOW- BLOWER. S800 Voya gear stroller SOO. Exercise (equipment. Gilson 5HP snowbower 5400. 1988 Cpnce Classic. 56.000 623-5342.435-6229 BEAUMARK STOVE, gold in caour excellent condi- tion. Drnng roan set wth 6 chairs, oak finish, good Condition 6683510 BOAT '78 Z6Z Formula. twin Z50's. camper top. tona i cover. remote spo- Ilight. swim platform, bit and tum tabs. depth finder. New compass, jackets, ropes and more $17.500. no GST 905-427-7745, BURGLAR ALARMS allow thiedes time in your home. KEEP THEM OUT! Custom built steel security window bars allows affordable peace d mind even with the windows open. For a free estimate all Secure Designs (905}428.6429. CARPET 3 rooms, $299, Price Ind Kies 30 yards of carpet. Prenulrrl pad . and instama . . Cuslan !Hinds also available at lowest prices. Sal. 906-432-2750. CARPET BROKER, 100%, Pylon flick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 monis, only 5369.00. Price Includes 30 Sq. yds Carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your hone. Free quota- tion . In your home. No fo- tarest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-80- 217-0104. CARPET for sale - for free shop at home service CON and we will show you the 60arenm. We also do cus- tom I nstallabons. tepdre and restrabhing. Sermon Discounts. COI Mika W5- 431-4040. sure' Rent to own. apt s..e. upnght grand. digital Articles .eyboards igrand- 'a- err mantle, wall and For Sale :ucKoc Telep Piano Works 433-1491 Carpet Mm is,i.outors. SNOWBLOWER B rip 12 -0-S Nc paymenri. w,,• exec' c star, $800 No :merest. !OAC 3 rooms 683-5386 (300sq it i installed with deluxe pad from only, $399 Stxaais on Vinyl Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne 1-811 - 663-6046 CARPET MILL Disrtibu- tors, '2 morth5 No pay- ments. No interest. !CAC) 3 rooms (300sq it.) Installed with deluxe tad from ony $399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Homy 1-800-663-6046 CARPETS iots of carpet. 1OC'. ny,onnew, stain rt - lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms, 5349 Puce includes carpet, pre- mium pad, expert instalU- bon, fast dekvery. free esti- mates (30 yards!. Norman 686.2314 COMPUTERS 486'5 trom $299 w monitor, 486 Micro Mania systems. complete with CD rom, sound card. speakers. Color monitor, $878 Others from $693 Pentium 100's with 14 in color monitor from 5899 New Pentium 120's from $1,161 Hard drives t .2 GB $249 Used 15' colo moni- tors from 5215 Ram up- grades Computer Clearance Centre. (905) 697-3059 Fax (905) 697- 1817. CLARINGTON COMPUT- ER CLEARANCE CEW TER Two great value packages, loaded systems. systems include 14'.28 Ni monitor. voicsAax modem. CD rom drive, sound cards, speakers. Dos, and wind- ows, color printer. Pent urn 100 $1,999. Out the door prices. am taxes included. They're here nowf!! Lots of tasted 496's from $499. MLa Melia SYSIWM from $675. C impake and guaranteed. Add a color printer $125. Clanivion Computer Clearance Center 697- 3059. 164 Baseline Rd. Bowmwwae CONTENTS - MOVING: Norlic Track ski machine - Pro Model. slapper. Perago double stroMw. N'Gaga train akxsssories. child - tons Ioys. plus numerous small items. Reasonable. 686-0776 GARAGE door repairs. broken springs, cables, rollers. openers installed $49. New doors/operwrs. Quality Plus Doors 416- 336-0073 HOUSE contents. moving sale. 866-0545 STEF'S A HANK'S AP- PLIANCES. SALES a SERVICE: Snowrr s illi of econditroned applrano es. Must sell! Best prices in town' We carry the best warranty' Built-in drsh- washer. 5250 Stoves. $150 & up. all colcurs/srr es Washers. $200 & up. at makes. models Dryers. $175 & up. all makes/rnod tis Fridges Frost -bait, 5200 '& up Side-t1y side. almond with black gust doors. 5800 Apt -size dry ers. 5200 & up Apt-stze washers. 5300 Stackable wasterldryer, apt-mze. V40 5-7 cu hchest freez ers. 5200 & up Upright freezer $250 6 month's warranty 432-7167 Stars & Hank's Appliances. 362 French St. Oshawa. OAKrPINE FURNITURE Traditional Woodworking One of Ontario's largest manutacturers of Solid Wood Furniture announces our New for 1997 hnW1 it yoursed line of Solki Oak & Pine Furniture.. Eg Can- nonball Bed 5349 00 Solid Oak Pedestal Table & 4 chairs $695 00. 905-985- 8774 USED FRIDGE $225. and Lip. used stove $200 and up, used washer, $250 and Lip. dryer $179 and up. New brand name 16.6 c.f. $579 and up. Stephersont's Furriture and Appliarroes 227 Court St., Oshawa, 576-7448. WHITE HOTPONT FRIDGE, side by side, 6 INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 599.4400 e ' Snowmobiles e ' Snowmobiles For suis CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing. Down payments from $500. Monthly payments from $150. O.A.0 Cars, trucks, vans. 1981 to 19%. Alandy Auto Sales Ltd. 146 Brock St. N., Whitby. 905-666- 3382. 1991 Buick Century Ltd. loaded Black with grey in- terior, front bench seat. 56200 obo.: 1908 Mercury Sable. clean, $1750 434- 2775. TURN KEY AUTO SALES 1987 Chev Astro Van, V6 auto.. 5 -pass. At condium, 53795 cert.; 1988 Topaz. 4 cyl. 5 spd. air, runs and drives great 51995 cert ; 1990 Tempo. 4 cyl auto, air, At condition, $2995. cert: 1988 Taurus. V6. auto.. loaded, special price $1995. cert. Call Ted Babut 723-7471 Automobiles Wanted 89 FORMULR MX '91 SRFRRI LEE 470 Liquids, gauges $50. 1O S1500 Cash o, 5 K I S K I n S the spot for scrap cars & trucks. Anytime. Call 905- 1 Hand Warmers 706-5740 Double Bed Trailer $4500 O.B.O. Will sep. 4 Jim 705-328- 16 1.3 Pets/Supplies/obiles BoardingMfFr Sale 1988 MUSTANG 5 hire BARK control corars. radio standard Maroon with grey terse systems Dog & Cat interior. Good condition Grooming available at Only 90.000 kms Asking FAMILY PET FOODS 905- $5000 Firm. Call Troy 905 5093417 579-8146 AMERICAN COCKER SPANiFLS ::webred. first shots. vet checkedno pa- pers (416) 281-1889 Dar ren orLaune LHASA APSO PUPS for sale Non shedding. non anergic. health guarantee. vet needled House trarn- ing started Payment terms available `705) 786--3124 BABY AFRICAN GREYS. Orarge Wing Amazon and Sueer Crested Cockatoos Basketball, bowling. treat machines. bird-srmng. groommg Iguana with house 576-6045 PARROTS - ONE BREED- ING par of Umbrella Cock aioos. plus large Irve-,n cage (6 it long 3 It wide. 5 h. high) . cage stand. sepa- rate nes" area, two large individual cages. ON incu- bator with food storage area. training bar and stand, food etc. Cad Kelm 430-8,106. HELP GIVE a homeless pet the second chance they deserve Many spayed or neutered adult cats. krtens. and modium to large size dogs available. Pet sup- plies, donations and dog foster hones also needed Please call DURHAM ANI- MAL ADOPTION 905-438- 8411 'STRUT BITO 1997 IN STYLE' AT K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience CLASSES ALL LEVELS Back by Popular DOMNWIn FREE 6 bot Isola training lead valid at $20. for the IN 25 sbxbrKB Call John or Dianne to register 1.105438-1711 months aid, I. year wanani ty, purchased from the118{ Brick, $1,300. 427-1911 gal ' Xfor nab IT NEED A VEHICLE? Poor cram? No cretin? ANTIQUES Absolutely, Pundkatill furniture or an- yahng old. Scientific instru- rnerMs,chink silver, &&W - Willing, toys, decoys, dolls, rrnilk bottles, collections or estates. Call Rabat Bowen Antiques (905) 855.8049, Brooklin, APPLIANCES Wonted, working or not working. Cam Stars Appliances 432- 7167 cputw A t° ernet NEW MUSIC a -zine O hlipJ/www.dutkam- rwtvs.nW-a1c236hn- dex.hlm Bankrupt? COM Traici at 905-576.1800 or 1-886 259-3673. 1 can hall 1984 OL06 W wagon, 1978 Olds 96, 350 rtxlst 5395. each - SOW both, 1982 Audi 5,000 $750. PrwN9.(906)576-7W7 odwma 1986 Traliai kft bad ad, p.bdks, ps, p.trlmk, ale, 5L aua. T-ber rool, list year winter driven. Now point fires, brakes. Mitt cond8oi No reasonable offer to - fused. 434-7226 afler 5 p.m. or 432-8144 days. 1967 PlyraoaM horizon, am. 4 Cyl., exosmert "*W- age, amook t rurrnkg, it pent condition. $2000 firm or $2300 oetimed Cal 1/23.4963. .::r 41.8.4 t 1989 OLDS CIERA. white. 4 -dr. ac. cruise control, 215.000km Certified. 53400 obo 427-9575 1991 Cadillac Brougham, excellent condition Load- ed. blackgrey leather in - terror 130 kms $12.500 Rck. evenings 666-4670 1991 CAVALIER. Must sell' automatic ac, 2 2L 2 -door blue, pis. pili 126.000km new tires. exhaust & brakes $5000 certified Call 905 404--1328 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE Exceaert condition 86.000 kms, non-smoker. lady driven PIS, PB. P'L, auto . amil cassette 55999 Can 905-571-0493 ask for Mike 1992 5UNSIRD. ABS. a/c. 2L. auto. cent. $6750 1 1606 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. P,'W PL, P'S. PIM. Cruise. Tilt. Am/Fm cassette. recur. ity system, 79,000 km $14.500 Cal 663-3020, 1994 GRANO PRIX, V6. ds abs. p/l, p/w. . pArunk, security system. 4 -door. ap- prox. 79.000 highway kms. $14.500 Like new, one owner 905483-3020. 1995 GRAND AM 4 dr. while auto• power mnd- ows. 97 K. certified, war ranty. $11.9% 1995 Ford Taurus Wagon, certified. warranty, $11,995 1990 Mercury Topaz. $3.995. certified Express Auto Leasing 422-1044 '93 SIAIBMD 56K and '94 SUN&RD 700. Air, stereo, electric locks. CD player, sunroof, certified. Tele- phone (905) 432-7253. 579.8815. 728-4917. JANUARY THAW? NOT YET, BUT WE'RE HAVING THE SALE ANYMIAYII WE HAVE 9 Mini Vans from 1989 10 1993 - RM on sale Eg. 1993 Ford Aerostar CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayfy St East, Alas at MURAD AUTO SALES A & A TOWING. Pay $50- $5000 cash 'or used & scrap cars & trucks 24 firs. 7 days. Call 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234. 30 min service Trucks for Sale 1965 GMC 314 ton, new brakes and exhaust 350 standard. certified asking $3.200 Telephone (905) $39-7764 Ask for Brll 1990 CHEV S 10, Bap. 4.4 autoair load- ed, 75 000 kms . Ott Rd. pkg $9.450 all 905-668- 7627, 19W Jimmy S Series. 4X4. 32.000 Km on rebulft motor 4 3 New pint Loaded. as is $6800 905-985-2306 Jim (Port Perry) ' 4 whirl YDnve 1966 GM SAFARI Cargo van. starts and runs fine $1950 420-2263 IS PLYMOUTH Voyager: 7 passenger. certified & loaded $1900 o b. o. Call 6972405 MIT -Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 h. mobile home, 10 x 20 florda room. Man trader fully furnished. One bedroom. 4 pc. bath. tridge U size. propane stove and oven Electric hot water, deck 10 x 16. shed. new, rod on Florida room, rew carpet. Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bel - ween Lindsay and Bobcay- gem, on waar. Brand new 545.000. Asking $10.001 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p.m. or call after 5 P.m. to 9 p.m. Park loss ne- gotiable. Ask -for Denise (905) 579-3791. Sport, burgundy and sell TRAILER FOR SALE: $7,9%. 1993 GMC Safari SLX, 100K, $10,895. 1990 Steel tramen, 10h6Sk5', very GMC Safari SLE, loaded. sturdy with all the bens & 9W. extended $9.950. whistles. Can be enclosed. Want affordable luxury? Great for haukrtg wood fw- 1990 olds Delta ff0, Royale NWM. e1¢.: $1000 firm. Colo Brougham, white. baled. 725-8861 (Oshawa) or gorgeous, 94K $8.795. (705)799.1352 (Lindsay - 1990 Buick Lesabre Ltd. Bobcagaoni, loaded, rides like a dream $7,995. Sport'? 90 and 91 Grand Prix's, 2 Cavalier Z24•3 from $4.995, 1992 Grad Am - all at prices OW will wenn your haarL 1588 GSxR Iso - 1000 tin Special!! 1989 Euro, boded, nice . with malchig bus & whi» Need a 0 For ick?ion. 1990 Fend blathers, hats et 91--, 4 F250. 314 bn,5.8 V-8 wilh boots, all new, asking any 41, km. $8,993. 1991 $10,000. obi 404.0881. Chev Silverado step side. loaded and pretty 513,408,S88mobft 1360111 19M Ford Barger. 4 cyl., 5 speed. with cap Many man gw'ly recordm- bored and earthed veN- 1980 Ski -Doo Mach 1. Cleo to choose from. We 5700 kms. '98 studs, dean. pay cash for your car. Ceti dew Aub Cate, ISS $2750. obo. 438.6481 wi- tiro. King SR. W. at Wdlown ValL 'Helier* ori► Cuelow 74 JOHN DEERE 800, arca saed too fiianda` 5850. 76 John Dean 300, � �. Open � $450. Call 905 -57W -M2 ivx SNW 5pm. gI o Snowitillobiles " Apartments 1 1 Apartments joii�nWs Houses E Houses For Rent For RentFor Rent For Rent For Rent SNOW118081LE Trailers. For Sale & Rent. Wilde Sales 905 -655 -Ml 0, 001 ' Ap rrtmFor Rents 1 BEDROOM basement. brand new, separate en- trance. parking, air, fire- place. security systems. cable. $600 inclusive. Non smoker, no pets. Ideal for single female. 404-6M 1 BEDROOM newly reno- vated legal basement apt. South Pickering near GO. No smokers, no pets. $700. per month, utilities includ- ed. Call 839-0361 for an appointment. 1-BEDROOM:Nic* decorated bachelor apart- ment near Lake Ontario. West Shore. Pickering. in- cludes heat/hydro, laundry. 5495/month. Suitable for one. Near schoolsipublic transit (416)805-9997 N. OSHAWA (Russet/Sim- Coe) 2 -bedroom apart- ment, newly -renovated 12- plex. Hardwood floors, ca- ble, parking, laundry avail- able. $686/month-includes everything except hydro (approx $10/month.) No dogs. Lease optional. 905- 576-2982 2 -2 BEDROOM apts ap- prox $55&rno plus hydro includes one parking spot. north of 401 close to Sim- coe. Mailable now & Marl 1/97 Message 571-4720. 301 Cordova Rd., Oshawa Large. clean 2 -bedroom apartment, freshly painted. o spacious. $45Wmnth: available immediately in - dudes parking. Call. (905)840-6712; pager (416)501 1687 A MUST SEE!! Bright. spacious 2 bedroom house in North Oshawa. Parking, early windows. dean. $815 incfuseve Feb 1st- 579- 9269 AJAX Oxford Tourers. Spacious apartments. quiet building. close to shoppag- 401. GO Pod, sauna. Three bedrooms, March Ist From $883 683-5322 unel 7.30p m AJAX. 2.2 bedroom base- ment apts . separate en- trance. 4 pc. bath W/0 laundry 5700/5720 plus 40% ulelea. March 1. 905- 294-0760 AJAX, ONE bedroom basement apartment 4 ap- Piranhces, separate en- trance. $550 vnclusiw Mailable Feb Ist. (905) 428-0425 AVARABLE Feb.tat, large 2 -bedroom apartment ,n quiet building. $5451 rnonm+hydro Phasso call Debbie or ,Andy 905-434. 7572 AVAILABLE O MEMATE- LY, in Whitby Apt build- ing.. specious, carpeted, newly painted, with balco- ny, close t0 bus, Shopping. all utikoes included. first / last required. no pelts. 2 bedroom, 5750. Also 3 bedroom $815. call 430- 0134. BOWMANVILLE - 2 bed- room apt available Feb. 1, man Poor. S585,fml in: heat, hydro and parking. No pals. FirsAsst. 62379118. iEWLY RENOVATED avmdwo imrreediaMy Brock/Hvvy. 2. wattout 1- bdr. bernt apt- tonight, spe- cious, air - I "i, it g. cop 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. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED DOWNTOWN WHITBY, m small apartment budding, big 2 bedroom . with balco- ny, parking. laundry. huge 3 bedroom, with balcony, both available Feb Ist $740 and $865. Telephone (905)669-4009 FURMSHED BACHELOR apt. zn 7uiet East Oshawa home. 5400 per mo inclu- sive. ISVIast references. Im. mediata No pets, no smok- ing (allergic) 723-9214 HUGE 3 -bedroom in per vats home mint condition. available Immediately on downtown Whitby Ap- phances and laundry in- cluded $950 Call 1416) 491_3714 HWY12/WAVERLY: Luxu- rious. 1 -bedroom apartRieni with 3 -pence bath ap- phanCes. walk to Oshawa Centre Private entrance. Parking, Cade. Istflast. $525 month Available im- medrately. 721-0894 LAKEVIEW. South Picker ing 1 bdrm plus den, vaulted ceilings, fireplace. Argo deck overlooking Bay Parking Suits 1 to 2 peo pie. Avail kmmedentty, , no -pets $825 inclusive 420-0210 LARGE one bedroom basement apt. Non-smoker protwmd. No pets. Forst/last required Parking. laundry. $550/mo. Gibb St. Oshawa area Mailable ,rmediate- y 435-2497 LARGE 2-1111DRIM APT No pets. 1sVlast req., all indu- sne. $705 Imo Fndgd Stove. WMy Marl. Feb 1 Cap John 435 -CM or Joe 728 -95tH MAIN FLOOR living area, bedroom, kin bath. powers. excellent location in Whit- by single firmala welcome. non Smoker $115 weekly. 723-66841save message. SPECIAL Huge apartments, fright laic heels, dose to an'lenillie5. Only a few WL Cafe New �lOf>gCT1-4COf3 SCLAUGHLW SGUAR plionew hat lost m0.. $690. Oshawa 2-bedrooneAmnrly +Ugb a 633-1206 tine North wast vw%K 11111 COUNM APARTNEW 9ooc Avail. it -Oomlely. available werwadbNly. 2- $830, underground pwrk- bedreorn, privwle entrance � roromm of Oah.ea wry f �y privets loeaton. Udo" a hook-up. For mon into. call appoom es kxhmied Sm 905-728-3050. I ad For appoirtkrnertt ad NEWT Daaonlad apert- 905'9e5.0450. rth.r - units. «aiati, in COUKnCE RD. 2 bed- a" nes' haspi- ro" mob Met in � W. 236 Silooe SLK (906) house. app8aroea, 7264996- attM Naruh 18L $962- Pon OLIVE AND WNAM gas w9e bright 1 bedroom, lormhouse. Spp $ $ 449bb FibId- $4W- per hydro.6ASlwiiMe Ist. me- kxkmim. CM 725- (906)436.9448 qr (416) 8981 6906194. Co)))at beoull" ONE arta loo eedroo" broil disn mein lour of apts. Feb.lst. LivingroorN hour " room dihilq drilling kitMert. bwM park - room, 2 bisdroomet. 5 cop- trig, laundry. 14tedroom Planoes, 5 min. to 401. $796 plea 12 ufibw non Includes ult 2-bedroomin. w7 vitt ng - 434-6422, 432- dudes uW. Nov Oshawa 7953. Cann. 723.1647 or 579- AVAILABLE MAR 6989. ONE. !ova and '^.rue ;.e:: m rooaws in most beautiful adult building Available anytime. Stevenson/Ross- land. Oshawa Call 723. 1009 OSHAWA . 3 bedroom newly renovaled. 5 mn$. from downtw on. parking Spot. $650 mo inclusive, first & last. avail Feb 1 432-8159. message OSHAWA clean 1 bed- room basement apt Sep entrance Fridge. stove. washer, dryer, yard. close to downtown No pets Quiet single welcome 5500/mo includes uNdies 435-0110 OSHAWA 01Wb".,xn upper duplex ad Sep. en- trance. parking, eat -,n klchen, freshly -painted, new broadloom, on bus ro- ute. Close to GM North Plant. $550 inclusive. hrSV last. Available mmediatety. 434-6353 OSHAWA: SOUTH OF OC Bachelor-basment. suitable for one Clean, new, carpeted. $4501nhoreth Includes utites Parking_ large fenced yard.povate entrance; February 1st 905.666-3204 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD. ING North Oshawa. 1. 2 a 3 bdims Inclusive Pay ca- ble. parking & laundry fac 723-2094 OSHAWA, Beautiful t bedroan, act. in more floor of home, with basement. W/ 0 to deck, backyard. park- wbg -4949 inCkincludingutilitiesutilities4434 OSHAWA. BRIGHT 1 bedroom basement '4 pc bath, separate entrance, cable. utilities, air vnclrided Non-smoker. hrstllast $525/ month. Mailable lmme_ 404-8335 OSHAWA. close to GM, I bed apt 5800. 2 bed apt $750 all nckurve. &&dab* Feb 1, In newer braiding. Public transportation stops at door Call 906- 428- 5740. JANETVILLE, upper level of new home, 2 large bed. rooms, appliances and fol- iose, included. No pets, $775 per mol. Aaldia Imr mosedwey gas -am PICKERIi G GLENAmmA RDL 1 bedrdlom bum in a very dean quoted hones, pew wMe O*Unoa, no sm akinpr pow idw for single fa - reale, Avail. Feb. 1, Real., &VoMK $825.839-4044 PICKERBIG Wkbm~: Clown, bright waBoeR, 1 'Mg bossoment open - merit AC ki ie co- ble, 5 " utilities indlyd- ed Single - n fall fereals wekamne. No etnoMig/pele. 1seAaet sm. Asci- Interest - 420409& PICKE11N0 GO. 1 bed- pan b4rerrhara sweatier •acaNellt cphdlion, cerMnl airi non smdw, no pee, parki% fist and les Fe- b"" ISL an um" in. detailed. 831-2791. Frridt large 2 bedroom walliko1c basement apt., in- cludes pwdrhg art trgifies. evailaWe Malde 1, mi 427-9687 OSHAWA DOWNTOWN: $$$ 55$5$$5$$$$$$$$$$$ PICKERNG- bacheor 2 large. 2 -bedroom apart- 011E BEDROOM base- aprtment with fireplam menta: avoNMM kwne- meat alvwieble imnodwW Near GO. $550 Includes dOMY a Feb lot . )sial, It 5550, Near Oshawa laundry, cable, uklitps. no Pole. $495/month plus Cents. CluiN crescent. Suitable for single person. hydro. One bedroom 5425. Large bathroom.. privw Availabb row Non (906)72SW10. enhance. While gk w smoksor. no pets. tstAast. $ A ean. No Pts• 579.2945 (906)839-4537. OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- ford I & 3 bdrm Near GO station, 401 Parking, hy- dro, balcony/patio. $630 and $837. Available imme- duately (905) 721-2232 (416) 239-2752. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth SI W, 1 Bed- room S500. 2 bedrooms. $600 & $620. 3 bedroom $678. close to buses. shopping, ava-sable imme- diately. fridge, stove, heat, hydro. parking 1st !last re- quired, no pets 721-9722 or 723-6637 $1 - lA Absolute Affordable' STILL RENTING?? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow 5800/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! 4905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutton Gr,,up Ls,xl Rcali�, Inc. SPACIOUS I bedroom $$$ 55$5$$5$$$$$$$$$$$ basement apt. Private en- $ 1ST CHOICE $ 'tante. uhldles included. $ AFFORDABLE HOMES! fenced yard. win 5`, down. laundry. Mar. -h t. non$ smoker, Oshawa trancei No pets S995•Jfd WHY RENT? BUY! $ $sso mo. 427--6226 neat Very spacious, back No down payment, No problem! wed maintained famuy Complex Freshly decorat NE OSHAWA ;rare 'urge ,$ Let $ THICKSON I ROSSLAND. $ me show you how! GO. $650 1mc .,a , Avail • L-1- cop utilities Parking. dose to Payment BUNGALOW. P'cxer'rg "m au,et areaMortgage urge lot Close to parks $ $ S700 per mth. oak de Large roam, own bath- stores, utilities inciuded 420-9477 Call Thomas C. Pike. Sales Rep., S >550 call 905.434-5556. $ Remax Accord Realty Ltd. $ 534 MARY ST E WHITBY $ (905) 576-3111 $ jronn aavailable in $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ watery S39(lmonth 1st Family room w,wet lar. .veli ma nta ned and quiet Plus utel Heating forced -air- AVAILABLE MAR as'15,571-272C nes- --lature budding Utilities. BOWMANVILLE: 3 -ked al 728-8868 cark n;. laundry fac and 'oo ,eT Herr appliances. ' Townhouses uWdw& March ISL Rehr- security cameras On site gas heat fenced yard For Rent management For appt to Minutes from 401 No pets 5'53900' Serious inquiries peace, in -ground pool_ Pew necall 666-2450 $800, month . ;hlit,es ^.nly No agents please THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,1997 -PAGE v wnhouses ToVa , T cation PAM For Pro Pe►t-� 3 townhouse parking S9C wk r-clusive FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, DICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom. 11/2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors. fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit. parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321-9986 FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH S -Behr ��Rl TQW'IhpUSF' '�nit5 Utildies Included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parkirg included Playground Area Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 WEST SHORE/BAYLY 2 Available mmedcateiy 3 bedrro gpvrmanviva J ' JPareO Private Home" a3t}2276 townhouse. set dmng- ACconicluabon ' ' For Sale appliances. basement cop' AP room. den. playroom A appliances. sep entrance. FEB 1ST: 3 -BEDROOM -alkMl avail Feb. 1 FIrsCMortgages. parking, $650 Dlus. First,'semi near OC newly .enc as' 5850,c plus util AJAX Share with male. $89.900 " 3-Bedroom,9.1n,Insurance C t last. Available Feb. 1/15 vated. gas . park:ng, laum (705) 277-3646 (leave :lean ; aedroom good lo- a --;e eat 'r kitchen. re- TIME SHARE accommo- dation, Kissimmee - Orange Lake Courdry Club Christmas week (week 52) PLUS 3 accumulated weeks. Fully furnished bungalow. sleeps 6. 2 bed- rooms. 2 bathrooms, plus pullout couch Next door to Orlando and Disney World Beautiful Call Keith (905) 430-8406 RESALES Time Share Campground member ships Americas largest Resales Clearing House Resort Sales Internatfona: 800-423-5967.24 hrs ffm Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. al (d16) 726-2977 dr Includes basement y message, cation. all a iance.s DDf Croom, g garage. oro to WHITBY 3bdrm man floor bachelor (separate en 3 townhouse parking S9C wk r-clusive fenced yard. win 5`, down. it older 7.iplex, eleclnc trancei No pets S995•Jfd bedroom r 905 428-0425 carnes for $657 including neat Very spacious, back nes. 1sUlast. 1905 432 wed maintained famuy Complex Freshly decorat NE OSHAWA ;rare 'urge 'axes leo Houghton. Sur yard. 2 -car parxwg walk to 2705 ad, includes a appliances. �,. :Pari. am- ton Cass c905-430-9000 GO. $650 1mc .,a , Avail Comdex by the lake. 1 cop utilities Parking. dose to Ployed. non-smoking cpu- BUNGALOW. P'cxer'rg now or Feb 1 666-4850, GRENFELLJ KING ST schools, all amenities Feb de Large roam, own bath- Ser-, de'a--q,: 3-0e0- 420-9477 OC area. 2 oec sr-acid- w Mar occupancy 122 room. T7 use, laundry, room urge. avng/dnng WHITBY. Bachelor, one er bungalow, urge drive- Colborne St E Osrawa w"ren Available imme- rooms Beautifu lin shed bedroom :n well main. wayfenced yard S675 Appt 434-3972 watery S39(lmonth 1st Family room w,wet lar. twined buildings d Sevens Plus utel Heating forced -air- AVAILABLE MAR as'15,571-272C nes- wroodstove & walkout"new Realty Ltd. 66E-7777 al 728-8868 3 �) 'urnace. ci>~ 1- air Un - WHITBY. WHITBY, spacious 'wo uWdw& March ISL Rehr- bedroom town- House neutral decor, a LARGE MASTER. Ixa- beatable value at bedrr;om r "One fire- LARGE HOUSE �n central aPPl 1 1,2 baths. garage rry�r .alp ,�„ "Ck Se. l 5'53900' Serious inquiries peace, in -ground pool_ Osrawa Y/alk to hOsptal Kong & TOwni:ne area appirancas. Darv.rg Cade. ^.nly No agents please Washer dryer, fridge, 5 bedrooms, separate din SM . '! Ph Phone 905- phone ncluded or,,ate lo- -5,03 C. 95i940tlays slove. $695 plus 112 utile- ng room. hardwood fll 721.8213 cation liberai atmosphere t9C5.42 n its• toes. immed.aWy 2 appliances. parking apine for ma- n Wildult , S40C per montr 686- SPadous; 2 bedroom con - (9061668-4469 5950 month Plus utinties COURTICE. 3 -bedroom 9956 EXECUTIVE HOPE WHITBY LARGE 3 bed- Available Mar Ist 723- appliances, low Ist available Felt Ist 59501 WE O•Mwa ',.pal tur- presc ge area or 'sir 'pal room nam floor, fenced 6291 a 576-4534 Tontre Bob (905)509-2460 "'sr'd "Ise ,se of all 2.650 sq !! 4 bedrooms 3 yard, parking. storage. ROSSLAND/CENTRAL or (905)683-9503 taahtres. Cable & teleygne bathrooms. Central vac and $850 as inclusive, inctudes PARK NORTH 3 or 4 LAME FlIRR6SifED roe". kokrdae .n room S80 weeii',V t:wl central air, air cleaner, Cade Available March W. beCroo,^ detached bunga- NORTH OSHAWA, 3 905-721-0122 heated n ground pod. fire. Call 668-3232 low, garage. dinngroom, 2 bedroom ` basement townhouses in well main -one OSHAWA n to Shire dace. tally lld and landscaped bactiyaeiyird Ask. WHY rent when you Can baths. eaten kitchen, pro- tamed family Comdex Full ,se )f home Private ng 5256.900 Call 430- own your own tone for fess ^ally finished r•c Fresruy decorated with '001 1 cleannewt' deco- 0548 to amange a wiaomng less her you thinkIi' Call room. gas fireplace, family. Frog. /stove. dose to all rated house Close to GO Senous omen only No Dave Haycock Sales Rep loom/don, private yard, pa amenities Starting et and an arrien4es S -45C in- agents Relmax Summit Flea do Avail Apel t Stf00 5738 nth inSir*th eludes Heal. hydro Call 5762548. (19911 Ltd 905) 1968-3800 ( Plus uN 416-769-9497. Office Call 905-728-377 728-2903. NO COMMISSION tc Sol. a (90:,) 666-321 t Td tree 1.800-207-6wli TOWNHOUSES FOR SMI OSHAWA. 2 rooms in ens -.eeC smaller Q•- ' Tom heat 7� tree NORTH SHORE Lake nt Plot. Re2 & 3 bedrooms. R n01w =aitelephone de tscne seeks & investment HONSes Scugog, watertror', 4 b•o- son/Bloor, from $750 . laundry. 2 washrooms. propenes For Investors MI For Rent rooms. country kitchen. Mat Mailable immediate- share kitchen. 5375 nCltu and Renov%ofM Low or No betrouna, bW yard, $790 Oathedral castings 2 car ly ISO" required t-800- sive b4tast. 436-2719 any. Down Payment Hoare me plus uotitiea. immediate. garage. walkout 11,100 7818 come also for sale Some vacant Now 115 Hwy. Cal (416) monthly plus uhl4es (905) Son'4pa• (418)496-1644. ng, $3.25 sq. h. net. Cal with fast closings Must 225 -6987 668-6980. (905) 655-4107 WHITBY, nice 3 -bedroom WANTED - housemate have good employment & St-tAAtx;aWeAPordable OSHAWA SEMI 3 tow+vouse. s aP Leave message 623-6284 chart Cap Andy at Rema■ ow YOUR HOSE FOR seasfoum No DampaymeM71 Discharged Bankrupt?7 Call Me' i (9051371-9275 14100-840-6273 SSsr11 Stopley Sales Rep Simon Group Excel Realty Ded rooms. clean, 2 apdrances. pkancas. tmkshed base- lune gentleman welcome. Accord 905-576-3111 uCIO"ntral air. c10amenities.Mailable meri t greatlocation, $950 �OmrbllMMa1K &'19•-0257. first/last 5800 . utilities Feb 1, Call Fa(� RAVINE. Pickering. beaub Mailable March Ist. 728- 416.931.8919 ceramics trench doors, flu 254' sq. R 2 -storey. 4 6385 AJAX ftrrnelli bedroom condo on Bowmarwrhle . bedrooms, finished base. • ROOfrIS AJAX: East Ilawipdon ment'walkout. idose to all OSHAWA. AVAILABLE 1 for Rent Comdex by the lake. 1 anheniees401 5259.900 immediately Immaculate 3 678-6822. bedroom. 5 appliances. 686-0645 bedroom Sam. close to .kgs fireplace, underground schools and shopping. 1 BASEMENT Room at parking. modem decor. WHITBY - senior execu- S900 Plus utilities. Refer- 5350 & 1 at $375. dose to 5800. Available February tive. over 3000 sq h . 4 likes IsVist, call 434-9753 PTC & GO. parking permit I. iCondolynn Manage- large bedrooms. 2.5 baths. Itundry, 1985 ndusive. Included Quiet home me- merit 428-9766 California eat on kitchen MORTGAGES Good, tad and ,g,, F nanang 'or any purpose, rates from 5 95", All applications ac cepted Community F.nam coal Services 668-6805 MI Business pportunities EARN FREE „ng Des. 'arse dr r: a ge^erpus sec and income Sound too good to be 'rue) Call 40t- 9144 or 721 129C PINE LOFT. ,-meture & accessory st are est 20" xwentory. 90K p.oven op- erator orobt ;t 40-6CK oasseC 3yrs Wit: tear 5114 30c Fax 1705 749- 315C e PREPAID GAS cerWi- Cates. ' ' rOLr 'dnk and ear^ a gear income New company launched Jan 1997 looking for business brooders Network market - Ing exper,WWO an asset t 888-573-3589 Personals Qz) Itt YtLI�,' SI�Jt }�c Caring individuals with experience providing services for senior citizens In our coryxnurvty. For more information tali Heart to Heart Senors Services Susan a Kann Homy 906.420.5114 SELL!T NOW CAL:. 55? ^'. EVANLY RAYS.. Police use us. Rased et in Cana- da Low. Money. Caner, Lucky rs. Acheve Sell ons, $2.9witrrrkAe. 18.. 1- 900.451-4065. YOONUm f ESCORT SERVICE IWslHHigh hale wriBir' for all QCl M10115 in and out tall. 24 lite) 7 drys 4321466 jhility eI00fl4 and thiels) PLAYCLOTHES FOR LOVERS.Just un sb1Q for you and flaw honey or XTC lesh ei s for the more Son- oua Send dhegto or Mon- ey order for Fun Stull S5.W or XTC $10.00 caMogtes to: Pauline's Special Gips, P.Q Bus Saw?. 500 Roa- land Rd. W., Osowa, On - tow UJ OL6. SWM. 35, 51r, 140 pounds, attractive. ht, varied *WW - sets; seeks hedde face lady for dating. Take a chance. I aml Reply to: File 09740 Oshawa This Week PO Sm 4a1 Oshawa Ontario L1 H 71.5 TROPICAL DELIGHT Cor1p me et see -8045, a ytnel OSHAWA. man Poor of 3- lune gentleman welcome. spiral starcase. open bedroom hone. applianc• &'19•-0257. AVAILABLE APRIL 1 - 2 basement Double garage, as. close to al amenities. bedroom luxury waterfront ceramics trench doors, bus route. 011 people AJAX ftrrnelli bedroom condo on Bowmarwrhle . brdadoom, Deal of a Ma- • prelamed, non-smokers. no in W* tone for rraure 51250/mo. Pius utilities. tine For sale or rent. (905) Pets- RosstaredlRitson. responsible level Close to Call 905-127-40M even- 678-6822. $875 inclusive. Available FOA7.571-8492. bus stop. AN taislioes in- cluded. Non so loom 686• .kgs WIwTBr BEAUTY. 4842. 3 bad- $135,888. 3 OedroBE Soni PICKERING Dunbrpry n 1E@P000101. sq IL, Shuttle bungalow with 2 bedroom 1753 r-Wport Cho meq 2 AJAX, dean Carpeted Itundry, 1985 ndusive. basenem in-law apMt- story Shoe hotel. WW bt toxon in quiet hone. use of 416- 600-1400. leave ment. becks onto glea ped. neuter windows. 905- 3 • ore bedroone $120th kntd»n, betMooM laundry Inane / photo rwmew 666-3688 uWdw& March ISL Rehr- facilities, cable: non. it#ham. (416) 741-6418 smoker, SGWwask fur. WWM CONDQ 2 bed - 3 BEDROOM, initial Plus . .111 needed 905 -4@B -l. 2w� � 920 A Cartedoe / iOr Sale � �, a yield 2 "".gorgeousdou a �ow appianew ALTONA ROk I abappose s6we6 Comm 1- a W. in a apt.. Od"Mk Siacoe SL Il $1150 plea Wt. Rob 426 &ght clew furnished roc" door pool, sataw whirl- HARw000 / SAYLY, araiaON 655- 0210, a8 "eesages apine for ma- n Wildult , te P. errerdse i bdhwd SPadous; 2 bedroom con - 300 pram* reeaned. It" enlpbyed non-srwoker. roan. X80 a ckame. shin. do, upgraded kirdert. ter - 1 �' Feb 1. 433 4014 3 MMIM M Semi de- Michell. *"Plow "ak-a t V dxlnb wrodded epee Iexaction home. mbed ba"s) with two . 1SUINC $boa per week. 4�IiCe j rafted with money seraL Open house. Sm./San. Jan. dOOblar drivowav t'now OLCL MGM Feb.1 1 , SL / 1 IISfSi a 25 A 26. 1- 4pm- 68 Fiby Crt #1110, Adding $82.900. AeaiaWe March 1. SSW p ly hiovewrialt 428-9706 LAME FlIRR6SifED roe". kokrdae call 683 -OW . Ono. CM 905 -430 -AM EXCELLB9f hso bed- lilclhen slat Of iwlndry and TWO Momm FREE MM sq. iL tripe br PLAZA 70LIMW Ostaww`a AAAA MAINFLOOR of 3 room residerNd Oehom ponk+rg. South Oeltwwa. Afe ilebleFebrtpary lsL -488 rent deviled in two, Corel- most p sbgimn cardo- mhiniuithc offer a Baan bedroom bwhgatow ce a � 1�gbesarreettt $SM. par mord CSS 576 Pia* with comptMr no". careless Be, dale in a wit glwt asicerN. two blocks tram Oshawa CeMr, with extra fnislred Ip0111, 9780. wasroora' waw) a room etc. 3450 includes trvery h e Boa plena him �' fro° may' laundry roan with weshed eyK �y 4ie, nesppr PICKER 6- Siget rope �- H� traffic, ones- $179.900. Viewd M w twinanstht tivoup Rlabw a cabb. Pon�19. $e60. lino. able =4,A, dneed K . with coWe, use d bodion P if billion - avwilaWe Fleming Loubmt Realtor, plus W Mills 57?8485. $720 plus uses fay8pes, walk to Pk*wirtg mar- Si"cw N. 5762548. AJAX - make Iloor 3 bed. 9967. Genonsting Si b m, GO. 5768998. ask br Slew. rooms, now carpet. fresh P. PTC. SMperB-nd*k Call tog $170 / , f3rOpBrtIM Tom heat 7� tree / � 1 f� 1(9 SOUTH AJAX Working BEAUTIFUL _ in' BeNearyy aha Three HOLM NEEDED to rent non-smhoker, priveie bath, f4wilderY ebb, air $1001 RAMTRIAL UMTS - CLEARWATER - 2 -bed - room mobile (family park). betrouna, bW yard, $790 or tient-to-Own, in North week. Dan: Mon -Fri' 7pn- 1280 Terwillegar. 1,937 a heated pools, hp tub, plus uotitiea. immediate. Oshawa or N. of Oshawa 9Pm' (905)6868784 or 968 $q fL clke wanWxxw mixAes to beeches. Sho pe Now 115 Hwy. Cal (416) dry limits, Rent a occur Son'4pa• (418)496-1644. ng, $3.25 sq. h. net. Cal 6. More information avail - 225 -6987 talky negotiable. 905-138- eela"li 6. 905-579-5077, anw 5 Pm able $275 weekly. ws- 9312. 905-436.9491. t . . -... fI 1 . -. a l l it MORTGAGES Good, tad and ,g,, F nanang 'or any purpose, rates from 5 95", All applications ac cepted Community F.nam coal Services 668-6805 MI Business pportunities EARN FREE „ng Des. 'arse dr r: a ge^erpus sec and income Sound too good to be 'rue) Call 40t- 9144 or 721 129C PINE LOFT. ,-meture & accessory st are est 20" xwentory. 90K p.oven op- erator orobt ;t 40-6CK oasseC 3yrs Wit: tear 5114 30c Fax 1705 749- 315C e PREPAID GAS cerWi- Cates. ' ' rOLr 'dnk and ear^ a gear income New company launched Jan 1997 looking for business brooders Network market - Ing exper,WWO an asset t 888-573-3589 Personals Qz) Itt YtLI�,' SI�Jt }�c Caring individuals with experience providing services for senior citizens In our coryxnurvty. For more information tali Heart to Heart Senors Services Susan a Kann Homy 906.420.5114 SELL!T NOW CAL:. 55? ^'. EVANLY RAYS.. Police use us. Rased et in Cana- da Low. Money. Caner, Lucky rs. Acheve Sell ons, $2.9witrrrkAe. 18.. 1- 900.451-4065. YOONUm f ESCORT SERVICE IWslHHigh hale wriBir' for all QCl M10115 in and out tall. 24 lite) 7 drys 4321466 jhility eI00fl4 and thiels) PLAYCLOTHES FOR LOVERS.Just un sb1Q for you and flaw honey or XTC lesh ei s for the more Son- oua Send dhegto or Mon- ey order for Fun Stull S5.W or XTC $10.00 caMogtes to: Pauline's Special Gips, P.Q Bus Saw?. 500 Roa- land Rd. W., Osowa, On - tow UJ OL6. SWM. 35, 51r, 140 pounds, attractive. ht, varied *WW - sets; seeks hedde face lady for dating. Take a chance. I aml Reply to: File 09740 Oshawa This Week PO Sm 4a1 Oshawa Ontario L1 H 71.5 TROPICAL DELIGHT Cor1p me et see -8045, a ytnel PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 IMA Cam W, Commercial ercial Property J Ply Property9VPoperty • : 1 ktowt&"atlt mi M minim ltlnb • o 1 Anmt"Itwwb am AWWAC anb rem AnIo1"tcaalltU Attractively located in Whitby, Fairview Lodge, a 198 bed Home for the Aged, has earned a reputation for excellence in providing service to seniors. If you are interested in joining our team where our motto is "Together - A Commitment To Quality", we currently have a vacancy for a DIRECTOR OF RESIDENT CARE Salary Range: $51,033 to $60,754 per annum Reporting to the Administrator, the Director is responsible for the effective management of all aspects of resident care services at Fairview Lodge. This includes planning, developing and managing programs, providing leadership to a staff of 150, managing the budget for the division, developing and maintaining standards, and ensuring that the delivery of service is sensitive and responsive to the needs of the residents. The successful candidate will be a Registered Nurse with a current certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario and preferably have completed a university degree in the Health Sciences or a related field. Experience at the management level in a long term care facility or similar organization is also required. Candidates will have demonstrated leadership, communication and interpersonal skills. Qualified applicants are invited to reply by February 7, 1997, quoting file 97 -VAC -002, to: Staffing Officer, Department of Human Resources, The Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, L1 N 6A3. We thank all applicants but advise that only those to be considered for an interview will be contacted. Public Public Public • 1 Notices • Notices • Notices Ontario NOTICE OF Realty PUBLIC Corporation MEETINGS TNo public meetings Aill be hci.1 :e: up elate :r>i lent. an the tkitallo Really Corlxnation's activities in the Duffin Rouge Aricultural Assembly lands. Residents are invited w attend ether meeting: Tuesday Januar-, 28th, 7 pm. Council Chambers, Pickering Civic Complex One the Esplanade Pickering; ednesda% ,lanuarN 29th, 7 pm. Canada R(K)m, Markham Town Hall 101 To"n Centre Boulevard 1larkham The Ontario Real[. Corporation is sponsoring the meeting in Pickering. The Town of Markham is sponsoring the meeting in Markharn and has invited representatives from the Chicano Realty Corporation to speak and answer questions. It you require further information concerning these meetings. please contact Naomi Faulkner at the Ontario Realty C orporauim, (416) 585-69'-9 • , Personals rem, Personals MR Awa icumft l,y Naughty Nymph. Erotic: Fun for rhe• disr•riminating crnsualist. 10 a.m.-lo Ir.m. days 43477 t Alco hiring. MBusiness Personals GUARAMTEED 6'49 van - n ing COmDinirgns. For rwe Informabon Send SASE lo: Saboo Uwchan- disi g PO Borg 44303. 600 Grantmow street South, 1pa1Me Ontario Ll H tins ATTENTtOM Sniors Ea- Naorsaaws: Educate yourself an &W briencial stratiogwe while owning 90% pry, f1500hsssk or more is poss"o. 905-665- EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELNE - Free b can to place your ad, no charges for ladies. no phone bill charges. 905- 430-7060. L 9"" I Auctions AUCTION SALE Wed. Jan. 29 at 6:30 p.m. Large clearing auction of antiques, collectibles. pictures, lamps, bric-a-Drat, etc. being field at *KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS' 2699 Stock Road, PK*or- ing, 3 miles north of Hwy. #401 (Exit #399). Featuring an - player dining & bedroom oo suites, various occ. tables 8 chairs, set - lees 14 loveseats, several lamps, paint- ing & pictures. glass, china, coIlectables, primitives, many job lots, and more. c heWes (with I.D.; Visa. Preview It 1:00 p.m. Sala stamped and sold by "W"13111111YIS 905-483.0041 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Selling Someth'ing'.) 2 EASY WAYS -HERE'S HOW IT W"1 KS - 1. Your 19 ,.vord ad is published for 3 consecutive days 2. The rate is hased on the highest priced item in the ad. $00 _$9999 ...........................$10 + GST $100 $19999 ......................... 15+ GST $200 - $29999 .........................$25 + GST $300 - $39999oo.......................$35 + GST $400 - $49999 ......................... $45 + GST 717ese acts are not refundable wid additional words are just 500 each 3. To give you an idea, check this example RANGE & refrigerator only 2 years old, 30" self clean $200. 20.6 tuft frost free S325. 000-0000. The price fur this act would be $-35+ GST based on the price of S_'25f )r the rcfr tl ercttor. AI) WILL RUN IN IU RE.610NAL HATIONS. PAY FOR I WE.E.K & RFCEIVF. I \VEEK FREE: APPLIES TO ARTICLES &- AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ONLY $ S9 + GST & News Advertiser = 1 683-0707 nic alxrve erffe•r apply to non-commercial advertisers ()nly. Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK News Advertiser AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can know get -up-to-date AUCTION -LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in gone of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call 6 3M7 Clarington Residents 404-20 y S I I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,1997 -PAGE 25 Need money? Need to work, need to drive to work, need a vehicle, ow, 01 ND SHVehicles need maintenance and repairs!!! \ Need not pay for any unneeded repairs? ND � Need perfection and satisfaction? Need M,%619-28" �,W..�.,Rd•111 A. AJx aXelIFAIMl an honest service? Yes!!! Yes!!! Yes!!! 1) Complete interior vacuum, shampoo and Deodorizing 2) Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed 3) Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing 4i Seatbelt Cleaning 5) Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased 6) Tire/Mille Wall Cleaning and Dressing 7) Exterior Hand Wash and Chamois Dried 8) Detailed Extenor/lntenor Window Cleaning 9) Complete Trunk Vacuuming I : i Etc. Etc.. Etc ?--^, NEED TO COME T0: THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU SAVE" S CUSTOMER SNI'ISFACTION 111111 INNIS INNIS 11111 INS Owner/Manager ;Michel JL Saikali wants to thank all p his valued customers, �� friends and suppliers who have made it possible for ' his business to grow, and 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE reconfirms his following NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED,' WARRANTYAPPROVED Promise of customer WINTER SAVINGS I satisfaction. 00 OIL & FILTER I WANT TO EARN YOUR BUSINESS AND TRU' T CHANGE Given the opportunity, 1 will give your car my personal experience, honestly e and professionally. You will be :�� ■99 � p y guaranteed 100�h satisfaction and we will warranty all our work for 90 days or :1000 km. If you choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, we will call you to set up an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. = M30 or I OW30 Y P9NNZ0IL o"ON YOUR FIRST VISIT: Ill = b. 1!! 47 � Illl h k h 21 1OL ' e c ec t e w hole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what needs to be done to put it in top shape. You decide exactly what to fix and when. RADIATOR $49•95 ' FLUSHSPECIAL 7,i We'll set up a file on your car and keep track of ever,•thing we do on it, from SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH this point forward. Well show you how our system works, and we'll agree on OFFER ERPIRES Feb. 1$197 ' t A� CAIM �� regular maintenance intervals for your car. CANNE ' OT BNIE COUPON YY1TH ANY OTHER COY OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOIMIENOED 1 WE PROMISE THE FOLLOWING: EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 -Only qualified people will work on your car. ' OPEN 7 DAYS A 111111111ER ' 2 -We'll never do anything that is not required and APPROVED by you. 195 WESTHEY RD. (South of 40 1) 3- Every time we fix vour car, we will test it out to make sure it's okay. $9021 427-6796 , 4 -We'll call you a few days later to make sure it's working okay. 5 -You'll always know how much the repair pair will cost, before we actually do it. THREE BEARS It will be very clear, what was done. We have no secrets. AUTO BOnY 6 -If you want to know anything about the work that was done, or how it was aW Of A U'S priced, please feel free to ask. I will Gladly explain. &.LANGWAUT0900Y7-That every repair, or service we do on your car, or part we sell will meet your satisfaction. COILLMN SHIM 8 -That every job is warranted, and that we will live up to the terms of the Ot1lrllflb � warranty. Free -Estimates Complete Collision 'Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frinne Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims *Evening appointments . may be arranged I'r,.ru! rr, •nr Y'Id 7701 y" INEC•iA1V® •.. S 695 Flukey Ave. Ajaac, OnL 111116 -:"Am 411111111111C -Aiiiiik 86wivIii UM 12N, 212 MONARCH AVE., AJAII 19061619-2327 Thank You and welcome Michel Saikali-Owner Manager "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" ReasenaW Prices OIL Cooling i LUBEyste�m FILTERFlush r Uwp t�wtK d o61' I: � owns Mil" S.iktW Would No to thank aM his Valli ICustonlws i kknds for chair jtallronsp. ally tttlCkt t11tIR - Rmt Choice PETROLEUM mc. (905)420-0001 l ` '='r ' Authorized ('r Distributor SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH FIRST CHOICE CASTROL GTX OIL CHANGES AVAILABLE HERE 060 -41 PETROLEUM INC. vroa.cr � e'rwao.r, FREE CASTROL SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH EVERY CASTROL GTX OIL CHAN(* 12X 1 LfTRE r 1 $3425 CASTROL GTX OIL CHANGES AVAILABLE HERE 060 -41 l Campbell's Service Centre 98 Island Road West Will 4162867100 9 11 W-7 WINTER WGIAL• LUBE OIL FILTER OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 31/97 • Four Wheel Tire Rotation • 21 pt. Inspection. 11 1895 Clements MUM #159 i Pickering 905 427-0276 CAR REPAIR GARAGE TOTALLY EQUIPPED Must Be Sold Due To Health Problems. For More Information Please Call Hanna (416) 247-7884 w 1905) 428-9220v W10MIELD! WE AY $100 D DU TOWARD 21 Plus you WIPER OIL get BLADES +CHANGE � y 837-7819 Ni1M116iVN T/AE Complete Automotive Care NO GST, NO PST on brdkes and shocks urltil February 2"7 { s i 1111 (905) 619-1"2 St. Ajax \905) 61/-1"2 F:urall Sr. PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1997 monsom■■■■■■■1 I HOW ARE WE DOING'. 1 1ltemsweelvNewsi4dle.0,, iedD,1 nuc 1 1 best 1 1 posft Mvioe.WeWlXkI p 8CI*yalrlatlCi 1 lespomb t>e Wesiatsbebw. 1 1 1. was your call answered prompttr 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 12. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, 1 courteous service? 1 1 ' 1 ' 13. Are you satisfied with the response to your 1 S advertisement? 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 14. Suggestions or comments: 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 We wouic like tc hear from you. 1 1 ' 1 if you prefer. ' 1 please contact Fred Eismont ' 1 at 576-9335. or 683-07^- ' 1 or fill out this coupon ' 1 and mail to: 1 1 Classified Department r P.O. Box 481 +� 1 SbS Farewell St. 1 Oshawa, Ontario 1 1 LIH 7L5 ' 1 ' 'Your " e- 7,aasure of our s ccEw' 1 1■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s If You Wish To Advertise In Home Improvement Headquarters Call Billy 683.9101 d ImprovementUUQ�� DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (qm) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE rJeshwaW2O01 HUNG T1I:I'-M7TI0N • Picture Windows • Bay 6 Bow _ Windows •!nsurance �Iaims • ? at o Doors • Storm Doors • New construction Windows • Glass & Screen SAWDAG Repairs �N�/O� �r'i••-o. ..-�-u... MAE MOBILE SHOWROOM TILL FEB. FREE ESTIMATES 15/97,c WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES. SERVICE & OSHAWA ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21_3 redNilild C(9o5) 579-2222 INJCDCaterprises OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE Moving Out! There are a lot of things that you probably won't want to take with you, but they're still useable. You don't want to just dump them. Have a Garage Sale before you leave. Call 683-0707 and list it in our (CLASSIFIEDS L. ■ Countertops ■ Cabinets ■ Kitchens ■ Bathrooms ■ Basements Tel: 905-420-6541 Pgr: 416-337-0985 ekrDUCT CLEANING 6 CIHNINE1f SVIM : all hook-jps A no hiddenextrm Work Guaranteed. Snake Method • 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent �% 1, •FREE CHIMNEY SWEEPING kw't,9.95 RESIDENTIALICOM M ERCIAL Snake mettwd used (416) 282-3292 SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM YOUR ONE STOP CARPET STORK: FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Wesrnev Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX Serving the Durham Region for over KI 5PA CK 30 Years CONSTRUCTION Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON -r PAY FOR 90 DAYS Authoriud�e YOU (:AN APPLY r TO CONSLMf[S GAS YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.(:. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions - 2nd floors • Bathrooms • Plumbing • Dec0ences Wiring -Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., Season's Greetings 905-428-8785 from the Ajax Kilpatricks' 1-888-845-4424 Gardiner's Duct Cleaning tackles dust, makes breathing easier , The truck -mounted unit is excellent for cleaning ducts in commercial, residential and industrial properties. The Winter Special includes a hook-up for S39.95 plus $5 per vent (minimum 12 vents) and chimney sweeping service for S59.95. Dust can he more than just an device being inserted into the ductwork while annoyance if you don't do something a mobile head reaches into every inch of duct about it. work to dislodge dust and debris. Not only can it be a constant source of "Dust will not only affect your health but work come cleaning time, but it can also ruin furniture and draperies;' says Sam. irritate your eyes, throat and cause "Having your ducts cleaned cuts down on breathing problems. cleaning and adds life to your furniture, That's why more and more residential, carpets and drapes" industrial and commercial customers are Sam also provides chimney sweeping at calling Gardiner's Duct Cleaning to tackle competitive prices with service that is always this problem head on. friendly and courteous. Caps and screens are Sam and his son Scott have been also available to keep out unwanted pets. cleaning heating and air conditioning Presently, Gardiner's Duct Cleaning is ducts for five years and they advise offering a Winter Special featuring a hook-up anyone who has not had them cleaned for for $39.95, plus $5.00 per vent, with a a long time to get it done as soon as minimum of 12 vents and chimney sweeping possible. for $59.95. It's a procedure that takes very, In addition, there are little time compared to the two new services available amount of time clients enjoy No GST with the purchase of clean, dust -free air in their duct cleaning: dryer duct homes and it's further beneficial cleaning for only $20 in that it reduces heating and 1 Limited Tinie 0111v and brick and stone cooling costs. fireplaces cleaned with The large, truck -mounted, vacuum unit free estimates available on request. shown in the photo below, packs more Gardiner's Duct Cleaning provides an power for those tough jobs they affordable, long-term solution to home dust encounter. build-up. Deodorizing is also available upon The procedure is simple. Sam first request. For more information give closes off vents and makes an opening in Gardiner's Duct Cleaning a call at 1 -800 - the main duct. Then, while the vacuum 421-1349. unit sucks air into a holding chamber, a Appointments are available seven days a hose is put into the upstairs vents, one at a week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. time, and blows the dust and dirt into the Customers from Markham to Scarborough downstairs unit. to Oshawa, have relied on their service and They also use the air snake method are now enjoying a healthy home which ensures ducts are completely rid of envirownent. Isn't it time you did too? dust and debris. This method consists of a C a a News Advertiser Classified Department is open every Monday to Friday :$:00 a.m. to 5:00 P.m* Call6"w0707 to place your ad or fax it 683'7363 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept is open for your convenience every sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Piense read your danified ad on be first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 1C WINTER REGISTRATI01 THE DURHAM ADVANTAGE Continuous Learning BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Work towards a certificate, pick up a credit or just take a course for interest. Business Certificates include: • Accounting Specialty • Marketing Management • Operations Management • Secretarial • "Teacher Training Don't wait. Call us today for more information and to receive your free course calendar at (905) 721-3052. To .*Wye a free (Opel! by 0iiiiiiiiiii ce6ndw Of for mwe til A a*& and 1116 fwleatio 1 ced 721.M ar 721-052. 1.500461-3260. 4=0 Educating You for the Real World. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26,1997 -PAGE 27 • 79� CALL 683-7545 for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-261 5 For an audio vr.rsrr�n r,f all; r.urrent and upcoming auctions located in ;Outtic;rr, ;,inc] r.astr!rn Ontanr, (_:III the, abovr, nurrib"r. 5y1van makes the grade. S%k'm urlyu_ i.acm:1_ roxluccs hicucr grade, and Impro%ed tt�ahon. We %e already helped over a million students and families ,..itionwidc. Ti) learn how we can help vourchild. call Shan belay. SNT VAN' LEARNING CENTRE Brftrr irrad. fh.• !r•X inn m,p. sit Kenrlalwo,od Park Plaza 1811 Dundas St. F.. Whith% • Reading 111, OAC ♦ Homework Support • Writing ♦ !lath ♦ Study Stills • Preschool Program • Study Hall r IF • 11 f REACH 42,000 HOMES WITH YOUR MESSAGE 1 r , Party 4 Mon.- Wed. Book our between Specials y 4 p.m. -8 p.m. from 8.99 Birthday Party 51 extra and receive a hot and up for Jan., Feb., dog & pop! Mar., and the Birthday child is a FREE S11A \N IT \RNIme UENTRES 1L'hen it , ;:.Dent 11 riNatwit. a recent ,ur,cy . ,,ducted hs S,I,an lararnmg Crnlrcs sh.,w t.7Ipr„hlcm, .ind parental in—kemc•ni are ,)n,,rn, when n comics \ikle,, In ch. l Peer pressi:rc !ri,m other hildren ..h„ .m likerhe. Jon r. c) al", cane a ,tr�,nL third R1an, parcnr, h0i,,c that it '"! V.cl, .I put,r .tart at ,.h—i that , it sass I)aphne \Iain. dircoor :�i tis l,. an ! :.ifnini! ('entre, iCinadai ll.,ppil'. ni"'I .:duc4t"r, atiec •h.n It . ;k -s cr I-, Lilt:I„r a child 1. alch up c,thcr with hel'-41 !t.ittl h ;I tit I ,,r Or ,uppleneenial educaru,n Ccnirc 1:�, ti,l,.in \n.l if si�u can a.:rn uic ,rh.i .ih,: lilt, - - opsit,. thci --r ,_:.hlul e%e on sour :hdJ', n„n .. sskjn Learning Centre, r, a .' �a rk ,,1 tie Ighhorh..... t ai ani, r, centre, t,Ilen rez pplemenial cducaut,n to ;.lents wht, want t,, Jn better reading. math. writing. .. chra ark; ,suds ,kill, 5slsan 51 centres .;:r,,,, Canada. it d operate, a ( anadian . rporaic ofil,c in U.mu rseg F. `IL N14)N I t:.,ORI - 11 OR1NC - M1P Commercial \,c. \1a♦ ', ()pen %Nelda, to F ridac 4:410 p.m. Io 7:1111 p.m. ,at urrlai , 4:11111 a.m. to LW p.m. )t.; roic, is a tcaihcr is to he f;:.irt'J Io he a saint. ,er\'ant & s.inui,t He must he prepared to ',,-n! p.irtenlh like a scr\anl, to w.;i,h carefulh is .I ,dentist &+•u understand through lose and wonder !Ike a saint" At Neth Montc„on we offer our students ane it, one tutoring. this allows our tcaclwr, n, torus on each Inde idual student and to design a program that meets each child's needs. N'e use the Monlessore Method of EducaWn. Freedom with Independence LI a prepared environment, ie. if we ... LEARNING DISAIINUTIEs ... LOW SELF-ESTEEN ... NEED 1.1 ... POOR FOUNDATION .. . FOR MORE YOU INFORMATION CALL RHONDA AT CAN (905)683-0707 EXT. 2300 REACH 42,000 HOMES WITH YOUR MESSAGE 1 r , Party 4 Mon.- Wed. Book our between Specials y 4 p.m. -8 p.m. from 8.99 Birthday Party 51 extra and receive a hot and up for Jan., Feb., dog & pop! Mar., and the Birthday child is a FREE S11A \N IT \RNIme UENTRES 1L'hen it , ;:.Dent 11 riNatwit. a recent ,ur,cy . ,,ducted hs S,I,an lararnmg Crnlrcs sh.,w t.7Ipr„hlcm, .ind parental in—kemc•ni are ,)n,,rn, when n comics \ikle,, In ch. l Peer pressi:rc !ri,m other hildren ..h„ .m likerhe. Jon r. c) al", cane a ,tr�,nL third R1an, parcnr, h0i,,c that it '"! V.cl, .I put,r .tart at ,.h—i that , it sass I)aphne \Iain. dircoor :�i tis l,. an ! :.ifnini! 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