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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_09_21a _j CJ -4 N Zc erzng CDO ft�-� � LJ cIve iser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand September 21, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 38, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages Put Bill 136 changes on paper,* unions Government verbal flip-flop Teachers 'cautiously not enough, say leaders optimistic'— Page 3 BY CHR m CHASE DURHAM STAff Cora-l-ce Bugden, head of Local 218 of the Talk's cheap, so put it in writing. Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPS), That's the reaction from local union repescrita- which represents non -teaching school staff with fives who are still waiting for the Province to indi- Durham's public and Catholic school boards, said cate exactly what changes we planned for Bill 136. her members would probably be having demonstra- '-Wc'U be prepared not to initiate any tions after work hours. Last spring, they rotating strikes on Monday ... but we amheld expecting the government to come to the protests against Bill 136 during lunch table this weekend to explain dietill ... and hours. the Ontario Feders" the changes," said Sid Ryan, head of the of Labour (OFL) announced health care Ontario division of the Canadian Union of and education workers were to take part in Public Employees, after a meeing with a series of wildcat walkouts as early as top union leaders Friday. Monday to protest Bill 136, legislation If the amendments announced Iburs- designed to ensure labor peace during day by Labor Minister Elizabeth Witmer mergers of municipalities, school boards meet union demands, then a series of row- and hospitak ing illegal strikes will be called off, he said. SID RYAN Ms. Wmier's announcement Tbursday In the meantime, unions will continue Wants Tories to afternoon of massive amendments to Bill with strike votes and carry out "political 'explain the 136 to remove sections that had angered actions- such as n0On-hOuIF dcmOnstra- bill and the unions, including the Wmpwdry suspen- sions that will not disrupt schools or hospi- changes' See TOREES/page 2 talc, the Whitby resident said. INSIDE jail bcathW - Seven cons are charged in vicious jail beatings - page & ukarbd Page ..... SJFWM ... * , , * ... * * , * * * 20 classified 23 MW TO REACH us General - - .. - ..,,--.683-5110 Death Notices . ...,;. .683-35 Anctlion Line .. 7,. A63-7545 Sincerely Yours -, . -Jsman ............ 1800-662-8423 Newsroom0clurhanuiews.net Internet .............. http://www.dudiamnews.net Funding dilemma big math problem for publie-board By SusAN O'NEa.L $TAW REFORM The Durham Board of Education may be one of several school boards across Ontario facing financial problems when the Province imoklucca its n�findiqg niodel warns the co- chairman of the Educationoll 4 - A P i - P it commission MQ. Dave Cooke says school boards that have used msaw fiords for programs could find themselves faced with a short- fall in the new year as it's "un&ely" the government will pick up the cost of programs being funded from reserves. - Yet Ron Trbovich, mpmandeft of education and bud: See SCHOOL me 5 MPR(NEMENTS BY e4t;w& FwSmv YmCanftsl VW OUR SHOWN 239 Stffthm Sbvd ( sown dftel ole m�" A".) 696-2445 photo by Ron K*oniro ILsteady- ox Roxanne Sartor makes a glove save on Jamie Vineham as the two play ball hockey on Ambassador Saw ,in Ajax Wednesday morning. With the hockey season upon us, the News Advertiser reminds motorists to be extra careful of the wee ones who'll be out on the sheds of Ajax and Pickering polishing their shin- ny skills. 0 V PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1"7 ores wan •M P S �. 1 1 TORIES/ from page l 'The govemment was there will be stability, turmoil and disruption or with compro- Sims to deal with union disputes and instead extend the powers of the exist- ing Ontario Labour Relations Board, demands that had been made by the unions in recent discussions with the Province. Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty said the amendments were not a response to threatened strike action but had been made after talks with the OFL. If the unions had continued those talks, they would have been presented with the changes, he said. "The strike talk started before there was a response (from the government). It's premature T h e changes prove the govern- ment is willing to listen to people, said Mr. Flaherty a n d Durham East MPP J o h n O'Toole. "The govern- ment is willing to listen with- out relin- cMAing its right to govern," M r O'Toole said " Our goal is to achieve a balanced budget. We haven't changed our. goal, we've just changed our method on how to get there. listening;' he said. Community and Social Services Minister and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker said, " hem are many areas where restructuring exercises are going on in health care. school boards and municipalities. Many restructuring initiatives need stability to be effec- tive. "We've basically said we need stability and Bill 136 is the vehicle to do that. The unions have said in exchange for amerdmarrts, JANET ECKER `We're taking the union's - word on this' "As a gesture of good faith, the unions have said 'we will compromise'. Sid Ryan is quoted as say- ing then; will be a smooth transition of services. In fact, he guaranteed. We're taking the union's word on this;" Ms. Eckeradded. i `9n a choice of achiev- ing our goals with all kinds of DR. LARRY GREENLAND & his Dental Staff have moved to... 420 Crawforth St. Whitby We welcome all our patients to visit us in our new home NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Seniors V.I.P. Discounts Available Free i Shuttle Service io *wwt aw $rwa inrola a TIT mise and achieve it without disrupting the taxpayers, we'll take that route;' she said. Four days of public hearings on the bill are expected to begin soon in Toron- to, with people from the rest of Ontario able to take part through videoconfer- encing, Mr. Flaherty said. GRAN� �4ENIN� F�. AMMOM In our, Suggesfiort # 42 newspaper ad appearing in this newspaper this week. Please note: The following qual ng statement is missing- 'Eaton's 'Will not be undersold' policy excludes competitors discount coupons and scratch -and -save offers. 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A strategy meeting of leaders of all Durham branch affiliates, including Canadian Union of Public Employees presidents, went ahead as planned Friday morning, just as Mr. Snobelen was making his announcement. Meanwhile, the Federation of Women Teach- crs' Associations of Ontario is "cautiously opti- mistic. We're very pleased the government appears to be showing respect for teachers' bar- gaining rights," reports president Maret Sadem- Thompson. "Teachers' working conditions arc children's learning conditions," the Durham educator reminds. "We're concerned, however, because $I billion in cuts to education arc still on the table." Mr. Snobclen announced Friday that teachers will not lose their right to strike, as many educators had feared. The announcement came after the govern ment backed down on controversial sections of Bill 136 suspending unions' right to strike during hospital and municipal amal- gamations. T h o u g h teachers have been threatening to strike over a companion bill that would have suspended their right to walk out during amalga- mation of school boards and an overhaul of the education sys- tem, Ms. Sadem- Thompson does- n't believe the government was "IMcking down on the issue." „ Jnstead, the Wbitby resident ' believes the gov- ernment "had a change in per- spective. All of us change our minds:' ;She suspects the government "listened to con- stituents and the people _ of Ontario" sand, heard messages that "the government has gone too far, too fast with respect to education:' Ms. Sadem-Thompson is pleased a disputes resolution commission and a labor relations transition commission "that would have circumvented the collective bargaining process ... seem to be removed." She also applauds a move to keep principals and vice -principals within teacher federations. The 'Province had considered removing them from unions. It's believed Mr. Snobelen will introduce legislation next week that would make changes to the Education Act. That legislation is expected to affect teacher preparation time and the amount of time students spend in the classroom. Community and Social Services Minister Janet Ecker says, "Front-line teachers are inter- ested in maintaining student performance and smaller class sizes. The union leadership has focused on the right to strike. "We see no reason to tamper with the right to strike, as long as the right isn't being used to stop improvements to the quality of education," says the Durham West MPP. "What's important to me is can we get along and improve the education system? The people I've spoken to aren't interested in great philo- sophical tights, but how to improve education to the kids. I hope Snobelen's announcement (Fri- day) will help do that. We want to be at the table with teachers because they are part of the process. 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The event sponsored by the Town and MECA also promoted an anti -racism booklet entitled `Waterfall'. Canadian Tire Celebrates 75 Anniversary Milestone September 15th marked 75 years of outstanding retailing in Canada Canadian rue caps off hearty a year of festivities as Associate Stores across Canada marked the official dale of the retaier's 75th arniversary. Canadian Tire launched Its 75th anniversary year in January with a `Thanks to You' campaign for its customers. This was followed with the launch of the new Canadian Tire commerative postage sta ft. Other events included the Canadian Tire Money Machine, Cruise Nights and the Classic Cruiser Super Cycle grveawW The 751h Anniversary wraps up with the Instant Win and Pick Your Dream Sweepstakes going on now and the Charity Fair this Thursday through Sahuday 'We truly credit our c ustomen with our success,' says Be Graham, Associate Dealer of the Pickering Canadian Two. 'People in the Pickering community have been shopping at Canadian Tire for the past 26 years This local celebration is our chance to thank the Pickering community for its years of patronage and loyally. and to maintain our own commitment to being the beat at what customers value moat' Thanks to you! Canadian Tire Pickering celebrated WW, Sept 17% wMh a apecW 7Sth Amiversary cake and coffee for the cudofinem Picu ed above getting things ready Its store manager Jeff Gray, left and some of the seam members. Canadian Tire Pickering is giving away one Raleigh Supercycle bicycle Ballot .*ill be given to cuStOfiTerS with a minimum $10 purchase. Read us online at �`►.� ����� .TTS • • ..ffian`­m`ewws�:'�._. PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,19'7 ', n ' Name, Dropping,:.,nax W <tb N all Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthday Joseph `Babe' +-: Mr. Energy A big guy Happy seventh birthday greetings has turned two. turns five on go out to `Toothless Ty' on Sept. Desroches turns 80 on � +� - Sept. 27 when an open Christopher Sept. 27. Happy 22. Sending house will be held Thomas cele- birthday wishes Tyler McDon- from 2 to 4 p.m. at 5 brated his to Eric Mackie ald hugs and Heatherwood Rd. in birthday on with lots of love paddy whacks Ajax. Everyone's wel- i Sept. 17 with from buddy are siblings come to drop by and best wishes, Cody, cousins Maddie and wish Babe a happy ! love, hugs and Maddie, Tyler, Cody, who say one. It's best wishes 1V kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Kelly and Ross, what an "awe - only. Grandma and Poppa. and the rest of the family. some big broth- er you are". Lotsa love from 50th Anniversary Birthday ,� �_ Birthday p ppa, Uncllee Kyle,and his Grandma, Kevin Regan _ A cutie turned five years other uncles and cousins. "Maybe Hildegard and Gus Mickeler old on Sept. 16. Wishing you'll et some teeth for our birth - turned seven y g y celebrate their 50th anniversary- 119F Ma happy birthday day. But we love you with or with - Sept. 26. Congratulations, love 19 old on Sept when Mom, cg were Mommy, Mike, sis- out teeth." 19 and wishes for many more to Dad, sister Lind- ter Brooke, Nana and Mom and Dad, Grandma and say, family and Papa Sweeting, Grandma Grandpa from George, Marion, friends wished Cheryl, Grandpa Reid, Engagement Emily and Adam. �'' him abig happy Uncle Darrin, Aunt Shel- birthday. � >: ley, cousin Tyler, Sharma .-. Birthday and Jeff. Birthday' Birthday Birthday "Our special buddy" Dacoda Paul Des- Happy birth - champs day wishes go t u r n s out to a very three on special girl, as .... X22. M e g a n x..Clements Happy f turned seven on Kirsten Brait'-waite and birthday rl e�y Sept. 17. Wish- Trevor Richardson are more than n g s ing "our big �, a just an item; they're engaged. "Little angel" Taylor with ,�.' girl and big sis- ,* : Trevor popped the question on "Toot, toot, look who's two. pt. loving ter" a great sev- Aug. 30. Kirsten is the daughter of princess" Laura Anne Our little " PrYst turned three on Se P 18. Happy birthday from wishes Mommy, enth birthday were Mommy, Margaret Braithwaite of Whitby Pagniello celebrated her birthday Mommy, Daddy and broth- Daddy and sister Daddy, Ale: and Adam. "Happy and Trevor is the son of Sharon on Sept. 12. "We're sending all ers B1M Kyle and T birthdayMay-May." and John Richardson of Ajax. our love to her, with lots and lots y y " of hugs and magical kisses. Happy D birthday Laura. Love always from Birthday Birthday Birthday Mommy, Daddy, baby brother Joey and Tasha, too." 'Bahama Happy birth- Victoria had a Mamma' Bri- day to Quentin arena Ty Hyatt Brack- special fifthbirthda BIrthday Akers turns enbury, who July 30 There on five years old turned three on help her There to o celebr t on Sept. 21. Sept. 10. Lots were Mommy, Wishing her a of hugs, kisses Daddy, Jen - happy birth- and love from nifer, Ariel, day and lots ofM o m m y, love are Mom and Dad.' Daddy and sister Kaprke. Nana' Grandad' Uncles Ida, Neil and Stuart, and Both y Wedding Aunt Marcie. The _ "Have a super Two cuties Courtney and f w,L r DioO°ie�a year.- ants to FloydBecky Sarch want to tell the wish their `Bella world, "We're eight!" They cele- Squeaker' a innon of Ajax am pleasedW brated their birthdays on Aug. 18. happy birthday. announce the JL01j 1% 1 Road The girls are into dancing, Brown- bum five marriage of �j. 4 LW 831-5431 ies, crafts and just being lazy. on � 22.Lots g M g their son Wishing Courtney and Becky a of hugs and kiss- '� wEots cAQ wn�aoas "� happy birthday are Mom, Dad, es from Jameson, to .am & r, TAWNdM=M Cameron and pets Mandy and M O m ` Lynda Raporo, of Maria L NWnCk� Kila. "We love you, Day, sista Nstiia and ?3a F]eaa and Viefor Reposo, on Sept. 13. 'Ike. t. a"os Loom* y 8 wedding took place in Toronto. � MW � �a PREM VALD) Prean. SAT., seta. 27,1997 �_ Y£ Pl(;KERING . 24 HOUR 5 YEAR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 100.000 kr, V,1ARRANTY --..a I— ___ - , n I a I Mm L School board has mathp roblem SCHOOL/ from page 1 of junior kindergarten required While Mr. Trbovich says it SEF nes-- _ - Dur - _ changes to property taxes;' Mr. could be "problematic" if the Covina is I school for the asi ham public Cooke says. "In terms of a long- Province chooses not to fully sionals since school board, says he doesn't term guarantee" it may have been fund junior kindergarten, he relationships. foresee any funding problems. wiser to increase property taxes expects the government "will The board decided Iasi winter rather than use reserve funds. fund everything appropriately" to use $1.5 million in reserves to fund part of the cost of re -introduc- ing junior kinder- garten, which has a price tag of $7.4 million. Mr. Trbovich says it's expected the Province will freeze the amount of money school boards receive from taxes and grants from Janu- ary•through August 1998. If the board receives the same amount of money next year as it did in 1996, "then we will have to use our reserves to fund six months of junior kindergarten:' The Province is to assume the full cost of education next September. However, while sone public board trustees have raised concerns . about whether the gov- ernment will allow school boards to continue funding junior kindergarten with reserves, Mr. Trbovich says he doesn't share their worries. "The issue is really our call;' he says. But, Mr. Cooke says, "It's wise to be concerned" as the board's deci- sion to fund part of the program with reserves is "eventu- ally going to create a squeeze for them." He says the EIC is not "singling out" the Durham board and adds other boards will have "more diffi- culties." But he pre- dicts `St is going to create a prob- lem... ultimately you run out of reserves. F Mr. Cooke says the government can't possibly pick up fimding for Pro- grams that boards have PWw money fiom their reserves to comet. He says down` .tithe road `Ievenues will not meet expend Wrec" and '`reserves can only go on for so long. "The Durham board made a con- scious decision not to raise property taxes even though > the re -introduction THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1997 - PACE 5 smile again. FREE Preview AL U kP CO FORT SLEEP .;LE 1 ,---'ES( 89 SET $299 :C161__ :UEEN .21; SE' 4n t:NG 3.", 3E,;,59 ORTHO GUARD SPECUL EDMON X11269 SET *429 FUTON SOFA BED (iron) 1289 Avail. _ ` , • { • , J in black � �r ior white :16111: 1" M 1 ai�..1�s 104 jos tliwrgs a�+w 1111-4 BUNK %SW3W fF Canadian with over 40 stores in 0% ..w7ntarin a. 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We feel the people of V Letters to the editor waro O b -e L• a b M' * E011, be h twon ecausor mister iza t TO REACH US Witmer's announcement Bill 136 will be reworked General: 683-5110 should avoid a public -sector strike. Neighborhood Compromise is the answer to solving the prob- Distribution: 683-5110 lems associated with amalgamation and downsiz- left in dark ing. The Tories have risen to the challenge and now Compodug Fax: 579-9273 it's incumbent on union leaders who represent the regarding province's civil servants to assure the public they won't walk off the job, leaving hospital patients York without proper care, depriving children of the edu- pipeline cation they deserve. We are disappointed with the response by the the editor: Canadian Union of Public Employees to this Re Re: Water pipeline planned by York Region week's announcements. CUPS head Sid Ryan's y The News Advertiser article pompous declaration that the union will call off a "Peeved over pipeline" of Sept. series of rotating illegal strikes if the amendments 13 did cause considerable con - meet the unions demands is nothing short of antag- cern to my wife and myself. We onistic. His unrelenting our -way -or -the -highway moved to Rosebank Road attitude is a slap in the face to the voters who South (half a mile from Lake entrusted Ontario's future to the current govern- Ontario) in 1954 and we have ever since enjoyed life here: ment. No wonder this province is in such a mess. river mouth, river delta, beach - By compromising on the unions' right to strike es, parks and conservation and eliminating the dispute resolution commission areas. the civil servants opposed, the Tories have acted When reading about the responsibly and in the true vein of democracy. We need for an environmental call on all civil servants to act in a civil manner and assessment and looking through not engage in the illegal provincewide walkouts some listed areas of concern, a few important things remain they've been threatening in protest to the govern- unclear, while others have to be ment's necessary amalgamation and downsizing mentioned and discussed. plans. 'One question is: How can Union leaders have said those amalgamation York Region on its own decide and downsizing plans could be implemented with- to build in neighboring Durham out work disruptions and new labor legislation. It's Region and the most affected time to put their word to the test. residential area of Pickering is caughtJly surprise? Years ago the CNP, when To respond to this editorial call Infosourt:e at the Toronto freight rail bypass was built, put the line right KI nfasource 683-7040 and dud 5104 ., through the centre of the village " Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metrolarld Community Newspaper the adjoining open farmland. The explanation was given: railways do have the right to build at their pleasure. But today Durham .and Pickering/Rosebank havie to accept a neighbor's plan? A pumping station at the Rouge River mouth? For many years we did swim in the river mouth or across it to trach the beach. But after the opening of the Metro Zoo doubts arose with respect to zoo feces com- ing down the river. Dr. Hertzberg of the Ajax - Pickering Hospital personally advised against swimming in the river but regarded the beaches as "comparatively safe". Years ago, in a scientific lec- ture at the Royal Canadian Institute, we were told that the water mass of the Niagara River, coming our way, starts circling anti -clockwise, namely east to west, with considerable shore currents. Now we are close to the atomic planRast of here and there are recurring dis- charges (leaks) of "heavy" and other water and certain chemi- cals. Another sort spot to be laid bare. Conclusion: Is York Region serious with its final decision to pump itswater from a polluted spot? W.E. von Herizenberb, BRIAN LEGREE Guest column Brian Legree is a reporter at our sister paper, Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This Week Love gone sour It's been gnawing at me for awhile, it's time to clear the air, so, here it goes — I have a confession to make. Although it's not something I'm terribly proud of, I've been involved in a passionate love affair for the past eight years. Each day I'd meet my special someone, take her to a new place and proudly put her on display. While in public, we've been quite discreet about our relation- ship — a knowing glance here, a gentle nudge there. She always looked good, was incredibly patient and reliable, and never let me down. Whenever I needed her. she was there, and she responded to my touch. Without boasting, I can hon- estly say I held the key that turned her on. Yet sometime over the summer — I can't quite pin it down to one particular day — my feelings changed. Drastically. Perhaps it has been the passage of time which has given me a new perspective — after all we've been together for nearly a decade — but now she just does- n't look the same. This former beauty has lost her lus- tre. To be fair, I have to take my share of the responsi- bility for the breakup — there were certainly times I failed to hold up my end of the bargain. From time to time I may have neglected her or taken her for grant- ed. When the first signs of unresponsiveness appeared, 1 tried to rectify the problem. We went back to the company (yes, I needed help arranging the relation- ship) that brought us together. He tried to tinker with the problems, but the rough ride continued. Assigning blame for a relationship gone sour is never easy. Although I wanted it to last forever. I think I've known all along it wouldn't. It couldn't. In hindsight, we were headed for a breakdown all •along. Maybe I demanded too much of her, expected per- fection, probably drove her too hard. However, one thing is perfectly clear — the fondness I once felt for my 1989 Chevrolet Tracker is gone. The once-pristiM machine, which used to draw stares of admiration, now only draws mechanics and hefty repair bills. While she once purred with affection, she now coughs and wheezes defiantly. It's apparent I can no longer turn her on, only tick her off. Her once shimmering aqua blue exterior has been replaced by a corroding validation of. Neil Young's `Rust never sleeps. Sometime soon, I must replace her and she'll be gone from my life forever. My heart is heavy. Yet I must do what is right — start the search for a new vehicle. " of Dumbarton instead of using _ My wallet weeps. um JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managiag Editor TO REACH US BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager General: 683-5110 ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager Clattri t ik- 683-0707 EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager-°`. Distribution: 683-5110 MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaWAtaowtiveAdve tising Manager Fax: 683-7363 ABE FAKHOURIE• Distribution Maaaga Compodug Fax: 579-9273 BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manages ,'F -mall: newsroonr@dutfianmews.net JANICE O'NEIlL, Assistant Production Manager 4 It News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Priming. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax do Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Cpvnnwnity Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisemeai. Credit for advertisernent limited to space price error occupies. published Tuesday, Wednesday, Fnday, Sunday CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Out. LIS 2H3Paiwww.durtamnews.na� 1 LILLIANLH.LIAN HOOK, Administration Manager IlMll rand THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMDER 21,1917 -PAGE 7 0 eilln Winners opens in 0 1 "�� "-^"-E `s Ajax this Thursday Winners, Canada's largest off-price retailer, opens its sixty-ninth store this Thursday. This latest Winners store will be located in the Durham Centre at Harwood and Highway 2. The great success and increasing demand for Winners can be directly attributed to an exciting, innovative concept in the clothing retail business called "off-price retailing". "People nowadays don't want to compromise their lifestyle, they just want to pay less for it...at Winners you can do that", says David Margolis, President .of this nationwide chain. "You'll find famous brand name labels at 20%-60% lower than regular mall store prices everyday.' 0 Two very important factors p enable Winners to offer great savings everyday. The first is innovative buying procedures. Winners' buyers scout the market for opportune buys - cancelled orders and overruns, for example. The positive relationships Winners' buyers have with hundreds of suppliers assure them the access to top quality merchandise at the very best prices. Winners' buyers rely on years of experience and knowledge of the market to acquire merchandise that meets their strict specifications for fashion, quality, ,.price and consumer appeal. While the majority of the merchandise comes from Canada, Winners buyers shop all o*r the world and in fact, maintain a buying office in New York and Los Angeles. The second important factor that allows . Winners' consumers- to get more fashion 0 value for the dollar without compromising quality and service tote' customer is the reduction of overheaexpenses. For example, all Winners stores are located in maks where the rent is less expensive. Also, store fixtures are minimized which in turn reduces merchandising cost - a savings which is then passed on to the customer. Whereas department stores conduct sales on selected items at certain times of the year, `_marking merchandise down and then up again when the sale is over, Winners is able to offer low prices on all of its merchandise everyday. One of the problems Winners has to overcome is the popular misconception that Winners stores are similar to discount stokes. "The difference between us and discount stores lies in the relative value of the merchandise that we carry. In a discount store, if you find an item for $29.99 it has been manufactured to sell at that price. At Winners, you'll pay $29.99 for an item that has been manufactured to sell at $45 or more", says Rowena Jornacion, the new store manager. Another misconception is that the "no frills" philosophy of the company means that there are less customer conveniences than one would normally expect at a traditional store. This is not the case. "Our departments are clearly signed, while there are no expensive displays or frills, we have all the services, including private mirrored fitting rooms, a liberal return policy, convenient layaway plan and gift certificates - not to mention lots of great merchandise. Our prices are low, so our turnover is high", explains Jornacion. "We monitor the sales of merchandise on the floor constantly and to maintain a ` fresh flow of merchandise, we mark prices down on a continual basis. In other stores you may see the same fashions on the rack for weeks, it's not like that at Winners because we receive thousands of new items weekly" The key to shopping at Winners is to shop often. Each store receives deliveries everyday -so there is always something new. "Shopping at Winners is like a treasure hunt, you never know what great deals you're going to find", explains Margolis. The new Ajax store will feature over 20,000 square feet of fashion for the entire family, including a complete line of ladies clothing, related separates, lingerie, specialty sizes, shoes and accessories. There's fashion for men, boys, infants and toddlers as well as giftware and domestic departments. N •d. Winners is literally sweeping Canada. With sixty-eight stores as present. Winners plans WINNERS' TEAM at the Durham Centre store (from left): store manager Rowena Jornacion and assistant managers Bonnie Starim, Marion King and Debbie Witvoet. to open approximately 10-15 stores each year for the next five years as part of an aggressive expansion plan to take the value message across Canada. Doors will open to the new store at 9:30 a.m. this Thursday. Store hours will be Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Winners' other surrounding locations include the Super Centre Plaza at Highway 2 and Liverpool Road in Pickering and in the Thickson Ridge Power Centre on Victoria Street and Dixon Road in Whitby. Margolis explains the success of Winners like this. "We consistently offer consumers value. But we recognize that value isn't price alone. Value combines the elements of fashionable, quality merchandise from well-known manufacturers at a great price. For further information, call 1-800-646-WINN. ...._...�..>�..........._._........._............................I........._........,....... PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1997 ' iSeven cons charged after 'vicious s' jail beatings BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STA14: Seven convicts have been charged with the "vicious' Whitby Jail beatings of two inmates, including an attack which left an 18 -year-old Pickering man with cigarette bums to his legs and arms. All seven were charged Wednesday with assault caus- ing bodily harm following a month-long Durham Regional Police probe into two inci- dents which were unrelated. Both attacks took place inside the "range;' a daytime common area where prisoners can walk freely, watch televi- sion and play cards between the hours of 7 am. and 9 p.m. The 18 -year-old, who at the time was serving a one- month sentence for non-vio- lent offences, suffered numer- ous burns when he was thrown to the floor by at least two other inmates, who pinned him down, held a pil- low over his face and burned him with a cigarette, police say. "Nobody went for help... There's never a guard around;' the Pickering teenag- er told the News Advertiser in an interview after the Aug. 6 incident. He required hospital treat- ment and was placed in pro- tective custody for the remain- der of his sentence. In a second incident, which occurred Aug. 25, a 38 -year- old inmate was severely beat- en by five fellow inmates. The victim was reportedly attacked while walking past a group of card -playing cons, who wrapped a towel around his neck and yanked him to the ground, Staff Sergeant Jim Grimley said. The victim suffered numerous cuts and bruisesand was taken to Whitby General Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Best Business Award Hospital for stitches to his nose, lip and ear. No guards were present during either incident, said Sgt. Grimley. Police, he added, were called in to inves- tigate because of the serious- ness of the injuries. "It was the fact that they were vicious in nature. They would appear to be bordering on torture almost" Sgt. Grimley was not aware of any motive behind the attacks but suggested they may have been "turf or race - related" Each innate charged is black while both victims are white. he said. Watch for the Re'0MAXxr's Choice winners to be announced in the Tuesday September 23 edition of the ANews Jail Superintendent Craig Maher, however, dismissed both suggestions. "We do not have any kind of problems of a racial over- tone here," he said. When asked about inmate supervision, Mr. Maher said it was normal procedure for guards to be absent from the range "for short periods of time. The reality Is that In cor- rections... there isn't an insti- tution that has direct supervi- sion of inmates every minute 24 hours of a day. It just does- n't happen," said Mr. Maher, blaming "staffing pressures." 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The centre's drop-in Caregiver Sup- port Group, where friends and family members of cancer patients can share feelings and coping strategies, meets Tuesday, Sept. 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. 'Feeling Your Best During Cancer Therapy', an informational workshop for people newly diagnosed with cancer or about to begin treatment, and for their caregivers, begins Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. Learn about cancer staging, treatment, managing side effects and effective communication with your health care team, family and friends. A cancer patient who has experienced treatments will also be on hand to share personal experiences. A registered nurse will act as facilitator. Preregistration is required. A 'Yoga for Bodies Under Stress' program for cancer patients and their caregivers runs Wednesday, Sept. 24 from 10 to 1 1:15 a.m. Take an exercise mat or blanket and a small pillow. Pre- registration is required. The 'Stress Buster' relaxation and guided imagery techniques session for cancer patients or their caregivers runs Thursday, Sept. 25 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. A drop-in Breast Cancer Peer Support Group for women living with breast cancer is offered Thursday, Sept. 25 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. For more information on Hearth Place or any of its programs, call 579-4833. 71RE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPrEMBER 21,1997 - PAGE 9 SnawSuits "O 1±%r`v, ' is •:, ,.ui��rE .. t:w .A. VYL . +it 61- ,.If iwhat you're saying is that you want to see more sales, no -'problem, because we now have sales every week and weekend. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a day when we don't have something on sale. Hope this means we'll be seeing a lot of you. The best sales? We're working on it. Any suggest -ions) Call I-988-445-4441 or e-mail us at www.eitons.com. RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! r W ` _ '.ISI "�.. , • � � �;�> i c ... W sm W Lu 7> NNW g - TO; r. W W H 0 all RIGHT HERE! per day c in 9;a* RIGHT HERE! 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As Ms. Thompson points anti -diet program could be the answer to out trying to create society's stereotype a healthier life physically and mentally. of a perfect body is impossible for most Hugs International Inc. and the pro- people. gram You Count, Calories Don't was "People fight to be the body image founded by dietitian Linda Omachinski they will never be," she says. "Especially over eight years ago to provide a non -diet young girls who try to get a model figure. alternative whichs Only 10 per cent of instead focuses on "The odds are the population have a health and self-acc thin bodyshape. tance Today, the galIISt you WheII when the program gram is offered in the SOU diet ifyiou . t first began it had very United States, Great little support from the Britain, South Africa don't learn t0 medical community, and Canada. says Ms. Thompson L o c a 1 e a lifestyle who adds, it's now dietitian/nutritionist „ accepted by an physi- khe. Karyn Thompson g cians who realize the facilitates the 10 - danger of crash diets week program at and depriving the Whitby General Hos- ;.n body of proper nutri- pital and a free special tion. introductory evening r1 "Dietsincrease for the fall will be stress;' she says. held Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. ' Iitey exacerbate eat - The meeting will be held in the second ing disorders" floor dining room at WGH. The session Most of the people who take the pro - will include discussions about body gram are those who have tried all the fad ;Mn a bed el ' y ffei qq weight, reasons �►�, for why people LANDSCAPING diet and common fL tL #e %„bdrovq _% .n S�retrfiar► myths. ptsam is � � A.>,.. broken down into .t.. two parts; an edu- cation and fitness Component. According to Ms. Thompson 95 per cent of those I Ash about our PG3QQ 11M who lose weight through diets will ' regain it. A con- k rn slant cyc o ac- tuating weight loss and gain also increases the risk of health prob- lems. The odds we against you when you diet if you don't learn to snake a lifestyle change." When it comes to ' food Ms. Tkirrtpson Wwh- es people to mallet changes to eating habits and through the Tailerma Your Trifle cookbook. Fading seasiibly throtio balanced tnals and modify- ing recipes is a main @tome of the IU cookbook feamnes four varia- tions of favorite recipes such as alfredo sauce and rawer salad. 'Ifte first recipe in.,c,.lttu�d.es��,,all lift nts and the fallowing three recipes decreasingly vary in the fat and cho- lesterd IC1►e L — . 8 tl�tr tis t� ou r4, 3 VFA Wallis CERMICA E. Brides -To -Be CarTw and mag Vmw CorTxfrxstity's WEDDING EXPERTS BRIDAL SHOWCASE �CKM SUN.00T.5 iiiiii 1 P.M. wAAX O0&*AUMW CEfI�r111E For a t kwRa ton soma-TO-t1E CML: Arc . 7258141 AAlDREY_ Mlomlrtg bd6-361 ICY F1 g446 FOR EVW gBDE �.�G.iant Tent Sale '�Cntiniie�s' 1 71 diets, says Ms. Thompson. "They want to get off the diet roller coaster." The 10 -week program costs $200 and includes 10 weeks of counselling ses- sions, the fitness component and the book, 'You Count, Calories Don't: For more information, or to register for the program call Karyn Thompson at 1 -800 -830 -HUGS (4847). ADVERTISING CORRECTION Ealons Fall Fashion insert, included in this newspaper last week. Please note: due to delivery problems the fol- lowing merchandise will be available as indicated: Page 27 -Casual Connection houndstooth socks. October 10. all otter styles shown. September 20. Page 38 -Calvin Klein sheer marquisette bra and panty (show at top left comer). September 24.1997. Page 48-VarMet n cotton and cotton blend stuns, may not be exactly as storm, and shown merchandise may not be avaitable in all stores. Page 53 -Prospector shoes are not nduded in the 25% ott txomolion, shoe steam at bottom right should not be in oftgram- Inadvertently, ft errors listed appeared in our a&mbs- M We sincereq regret any irtcarwerhieha or collusion b our crWaners. E ATC N'S - VETERINARY CARE IN THE COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE OF YOUR HOME (LIMITED TO CATS AND DOGS) 905-683-6430 CALL US FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Durham Region -- 1million people by the year 2020. For $5.00 a week, month, year or just one time, you can help Durham College & University Centre remain future -driven and globally competitive. Invest in our - - . high-tech fi tus*- Ca11905-721-3032 todwyl y CDO"W tie � wrbte d herr. cases E u+w�t �e rh.aa OsAddrew -O UnAm Card O vise O Medan 14rpest real Numbs: Zq*y dale: or dna* aff almm Jacaar ink qfata wad or at** Cabrwoo Cl, NJ CROWN E Moa Ffifi`�res hr.r��.ar..rrir.vr Siseatue DOW waR br mnwdfbr omb and creWW c" &aanom. CbarMrbie ltlrail, W w Allimober 034813*7-10-13 Seled oowerrbwtiofrs to creae tg Pub"s Cawpaigq Durbam Cb&TA ZOWSixecoe S wt Nortbi, Osbawa, LIM 717. 0 .. 4 f - - PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1997 Billboard SUNDAY, SEPT. 21 BAZAAR: The St. Nedela Macedon- ian Orthodox Church, at the corner of VVestncy Rd. and Bayly St., Ajax. holds its annual bazaar and corn roast at 10 a.m. 430-6251 (Luba). LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606. offers lunch trorn 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and dinner from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., through Legion Week Sept. 21 to 27, at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Lunch under $4, dinner under $6. All welcome. (839-2990). CRAFT, BAKE SALE: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 holds a Craft and Bake IF • TIME o QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU 199E ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PA'T'IENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES Sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Picker- ing. Admission free. Table rentals $10. All welcome. 839-9144. SAFETY: Free street -proofing kits for children will be available at the the IGA at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd., Ajax from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kid -care passports with child's photo and statistics will be provided. 683-1427. MONDAY, SEPT. 22 BOATING: The Frenchman's Bay Power Squadron accepts registration for its basic boating and piloting courses today and tomorrow at 7 p.m. at West Hill Collegiate in Scarbor- 24 HOLTt EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood A% -e. S Ajax. Ontario (South of Hvvc. *2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST I . W o i t 8 N 3' 2 • 0 ough. Courses begin Oct. 14. (416)286-4645 (Kathy Pearce). COPE: The Ajax -Pickering COPE Program holds a free women's support group meeting in Pickering Village every Monday morning. It's for women suffering depression, anxiety, low self-esteem or under emotional strain. Call 686-3248 (Christine or Sheri) for information, location, regis- tration. BEAVERS AND CUBS: Registration for I st Glengrove Beavers (ages 5-7) and Cubs (ages 8-10) is held from 6 to 8 p.m. at Glengrove Public School in Pickering. Beaver leaders are also needed. 420-6283 (Sean) or 427-8063 (Donna). 0 Please recycle this newspaper We recently ran an ad sur 2 1 This wtek we ran a huge, three-page ad in whirl we said "we'll service any appliance of any brand name, no matter when you bought le' Wel], wt nilly blew it dust. Wheat we mtant to say was that we'll service any major appliance, and that it may cost you a little money. With small electrical appliances purchased at Eatons, if anything goes wrong within the first year, you can bring it bade with the warranty card and vw ll teplace it. . , t •,V-auYp. dm n ro fie p[.[. �.. 15 z. _. And one last thug we wouldn't be wmpie* honest if we didn't tell you that certain resitricoons apply, so see your stow for details, Sorry about this whole nm In our rush to A die %odd that were wMwV on it, wt didn't quite make an all the is were dotted We'll try to err doesn sure it 't happen agates Or, in other words, were still working on it � A4 3 P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1"7 - PAGE 13 Parking problem Pickering officials get earful on disabled parking `There should be no tolerance' with parking bylaw: disabled man BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The Town has failed to properly enforce its own disabled parking bylaw, according to handicapped peo- ple. They gave the politicians an earful at Monday night's meet- ing of Pickering Council. "There should be no toler- ance," said Marty Martel, who uses a scooter to get around. "Something has to be done. I would like some answers tonight as to what is going to be done. `This is our bylaw. This is important.' "We're talking about Picker- ing here," added Mr. Martel. "This is our home. This is our bylaw. This is important. Why do people have the right to play with this bylaw?" He and Linda Burton, who uses a cane, criticized the Town for allowing property owners to break a new bylaw on parking for the disabled which was passed in May of 1996 and came into effect this past July. The bylaw increases the size and number of disabled spaces required on a lot and makes it mandatory for them to be marked with a sign and painted completely blue. Mr. Martel and Ms. Burton were particularly critical of the Town for allowing some Linda Burton wants the Town of Pickering to ban improperly marked disabled parking spaces like this one. landowners to simply paint a smaH blue square on their dis- abled parking spots instead of painting them entirely blue. They maintain the complete paint job is necessary to make the spots clearly visible, particu- larly in winter. In mid-August, Mr. Martel conducted a survey of 49 plazas in central Pickering and found only six to be in full compliance with the new bylaw. Ms. Burton suggested only about 10 percent of commercial property owners in the town are meeting the new bylaw and said she hasn't encountered a single medical building in Pickering where it has been complied with. Ms. Burton noted owners have told her they never received a letter from the Town in late summer 1996 explaining the new bylaw and she has not been able to obtain a cony of it from the Town. She also said the letter Pickering sent out last January telling landlords they would have to comply with the new bylaw was not accompanied by copies of the bylaw. "They cannot be mind read- ers," said Ms. Burton. She suggested Pickering should look to Ajax as an exam- ple of how to handle the issue and send the correct message to property owners about the importance of providing parking for the disabled. In Ajax, she maintained, a complaint about a handicapped parking violation usually results in an inspection within 48 hours and a deadline is promptly set for the property owner to set things right. "City hall must set the exam- ple," said Ms. Burton. Town clerk Bruce Taylor told councillors all landowners were informed of the changes by letter in late summer 1996 and those who had not yet complied by January 1997 were sent letters again. This past July and August bylaw officers were sent to inspect parking lots and charges are pending against those who made no attempt to comply with the new bylaws, while those who made an attempt but did not comply completely are being told what else they have to do to meet the regulations. Mr. Taylor did tell councillors in a memo that some owners were allowed to paint disabled spaces with only a small blue square as "an experiment" after some suggested painting them entirely blue would make them more slippery when wet or icy. However, he explained those owners were told in August to Pi0 ckering won't weaken fire protection Council vows not to apply some fire services changes BY MARIANNE TAKACS have voted to have the Town ignao a major portion of the Province's new legislation on fire protection. On Mooday, Council passed a resokitioo stating Pickering will not impiernta part nine of Bill 84, the pew Fire Pr+olcction and Aevedion Act passed last October and cur - tartly awaiting the signature of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, a formality which must be compacted before the law can be applied. Representatives of the Pickering Professional Firefighters Associa- tion mcn&d Morday's meeting to urge councillors to support the res- ohrtiah brought forward by Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son ickerson apo Ward 2 iocal Sherry Senis. Pact nine of Bill 84, according to the ecumcit- lors and firefighters, includes changes that wndl allow municipalities to rellibm fi"1- as with part tunas and to pcivatiae fine services. They also maintain part nine's loosening of Iimitar tams on the use of part- timers. arttimers, who are paid less, will encourage muuhicipal- ides to try to serve ttrtorhey by having Eager full-time firefigihtas on dotty and immediately avail" at foe sta- tions, and to rely instead on ening in part-timers to respond to emer- 'Ihis bill t>rrmtens to under- mine ndermine the speed, experience and teamwork that saves lives in an emergency. firefighters' associa- tion vice-president Capt Ron Roberge toil councillors Monday. "This bill can jeopardize the heahh and safety of firefighters and the public.' RON itOBMGE Bill jeopar- dizes public. Capt.Roberge maintained the changes Mowed by the legislation win result in slower response times to fires and emergencies and less experienced fire- fighters dealing with them. Elle notal blazes double in size and intensi- ty with each passing minute and the chances of injury and death in a fin also increase rapidly. Amadiog to the captain, the legisladw will permit departments to depend more heavily on firefighters who are only called in to the fire station after an emergency has been report- ed. eported. He maititained response times of five minutes and under are "almost impossible" without a full coohplement of firefighters in the fire hall. Capt Roberge cited an Ohio State University study which concluded understaffed fire depart- ments lead to more blazes that spread and more injuries to fire - S He also said increased use of pert -timers will disrupt the team- work that exists among firefighters now and win meats more firefight- ers with fewer skills handling emergencim - "You just won't get the kind of experience a full-time firefighter has on apart -time basis." Capt Roberge said many U.S. mtsaw"Itties have tried privatizing fire departments and it hasn't wonted "Something's got to give„ when you're operating a fife depart- ment for profit, he said, and that can mean thiggs like under -trained fire- fighters and trucks brealting down on the way to emergencies. "We don't want this to happen in the Town of Pickering.- Councillors ickering"Councillors supported the reso- lution unanimously. Both councilors and the fire- fighters did note time are some parts of Bill 84 which they consider beneficial, particularly those which make improvernents in areas such as public education, fire protection and fire codes. Pickering property owners shouldn't have the right to toy with the Town's bylaws on dis- abled parking, says Marty Martel. paint the spaces entirely after "it became apparent that our dis- abled residents did not support our decision to allow a smaller blue square in the handicapped parking space." 'There's no reason or excuse for it.' The clerk told councillors all owners would have to comply by Nov. 30, when painting the spots would become impossible. Ward 2 local Councillor Sher- ry Senis apologized to Mr. Mar- tel, Ms. Burton and the disabled community on behalf of the Town and Council "for taking so long to get this thing in place". Coun. Senis added, "There's no reason or excuse for it" D, gi I Hockey Sdaol for Adelt Mea & woasea • Goa>re Iastit.etiois abs aar7sble Oshawa W5-725401 Open House - Launch Lynde Shores C.A. Management Plan CLOCA Corswia&m Cetrdre 100 Whiting Ave.,Oshawa Noon - 5 pm Sat & Sun., Sept 27, 28, 1997 For more 1nfoRnat w please contact the Central Lake Ontario Conservation ofte (905) 579-0411. We want your Input! PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1997 photo by Ron Pietroniro Road warrior When it comes to playing hockey, three-year-old Scott Gelbert of Ajax is a natural. Scott has only had his hockey stick for a week, but he's already shooting like a pro. Scott and his dad Bart get ready for the for the season by playing a little ball hockey on Turriff Crescent. Arthritics into the pool in Ajax This fall the arthritis society is holding arthritis aquatic programs in several pools in Durham Region and outlying areas. The aquatic programs consist of gentle, range -of -motion exercises in water. Although these exercises do not replace a physician's care, they provide therapeutic relief, increase muscle strength and improve co- ordination in a friendly and sup- portive environment. Your doctor's consent is required to participate. You don't need to be able to swim. Locally, the program's offered at the Ajax Community Centre at 75 Centennial Rd. in 12 -week sessions — Tuesdays, Sept. 23 to Dec. 9 from 3 to 4 p.m. and Thursdays, Sept. 25 to Dec. 11 from 1 to 2 p.m. Phone Susan Glennon at The Arthritis Society to register at 434- 7221 ort -888-765-0005. We news tips. 1.0 - Childbirth tips offered.,MbOdo. Choices Childbirth E i W >f selriril� is holding a frce chikibirth class on Mo»clay. SOPL 22, at 7:30 p.m. The class ii being held at the Bowlttullvt'tle Court- room, 132 Church St., sick door. The topic to be disci is, What I . r Labonitg Woman Need? How Can Pzuers, Fancily tw. Friends'. Help?,. Everyone Is welcome to auelit�. 7&444-a 07- fW 5744a,4 A44 is pleased to announce that she will be joining the practice of Dr. Carlos Yu l74 Ace. S. New patients Welcome 683-0690 Please recycle this newspaper N N N � N N , N N N N in.. N N an exciting, thrilling and H spine tingling Haunted N Adventure04 N N N N 04 INS N N N N � yrs N for your family and your carriers family. Simply fill in the ballot below and fax, mail or drop off your entry to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax fax 683-7363 Name Address - - - - -- Phone Not recommended for children under 8, pregnant women or faint of heart.. Draw will be held Sept 30/97. A tickets per.famjly... , Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' • New Soft -touch' materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures We accept all Insurance Policies. • ® J*, 1992 Wolter Wimmer, w. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LowER I1:va) "05) 420-5020 w F.1-soo-66i-sono I1iL' MNO STRINGS 04-ATTACIM1_111gol • Tat NEM AhVENTISLOR SUNDAY, SEPrEMBE9 11, 1"7. PAGE 15 College fund drive at halfway mark BY CATHERINE SHEARER-KUDEL SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Like snowflakes, no two people are exact- ly alike. Everyone has his own benchmarks for happiness and success, her own list of dreams and accomplishments. . A growing number of people across Durham Region, however, share an impor- tant tie: the belief that education is one of the cornerstones for a solid future for industry, business and community in general. These people are also the most ardent supporters of Durham College's $12 -million fund-raising campaign. "We (CAW members), as citizens of Durham Region, believe in assuring a cut- ting-edge future for ourselves, our children and grandchildren," says Dave Broadbent, Secretary/Treasurer of CAW Local 222 and a member of the fund-raising team. "We are committed to training for a highly skilled workforce and understand how essential an integrated college -university is for the growth of our region in industry and educa- tion" Titled Creating Futures, Durham Col- lege's fund-raising campaign is nearing the halfway mark in pledges. There are two main parts to the campaign. A total of $ll million will be applied toward further development of the Durham Uni- versity Centre (DUC), which offers three local- ly earned, full- time, day -time university degree programs; the establishment of a Science Olympics put students to the test Students from secondary schools throughout the region arse geming Lip the Durham Board of Educa- tion's 101h amival Secondary School Science Olympics Friday, Oct. 10. Each of the board's secondary schools has been irwited to send a tears of throe interrnediate and three senior stu- dents to the event at Whitby's Sin- clair Secondary School frorn 9:30 am. to 2:45 pm. The public is Welcome to visit the school as sta- i n mindberider ^testig preconstruction crosswords and identifying pJab equoThenFor more infor- n5otion, call 666 - centre of excellence to integrate the library and three other areas so they can be accessi- ble anytime by computer, high-tech class- rooms with multi -media workstations, satel- lite links, teleconferencing and other fea- tures; and many other related projects. The official kick-off for the campaign was in late April. Another $1 -million will be put toward a special trust fund to help students in need and it has been matched by the Ontario gov- ernment. Recent newspaper reports about the increase in employment -job growth in the last four months marking the largest such increase since 1989 make the success of Cre- ating Futures more important than ever. Much of the new job growth is in well -pay- ing, full-time positions. This is all welcome news for job -seekers, industry and Durham College. Along with DUC, the college is dedicated to : training peo- ple for high - skill, high - wage jobs. WillBit A) Dmm • HEAm DEPARTUM NVITES MU . 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We Mm* regret any inrrbrlv�erliance ,4m-W9m8yhems=aWyOu A crab0991389.8i1 aorta: 8rOW St. Mary's Cement and Goodyear Canada Inc., both in Bowmanville, are among the many Durham Region businesses which have hired Durham College grads and endorse the quality of their education and performance. "Durham College has been an asset to our community for over 30 years," comments Jim Schell, community relations officer for St. Mary's Cement and a vice -chair of Creat- ing Futures. "We encourage our employees to take advantage of this great facility for training, retraining, or upgrading skills. Durham College has always been flexible in its course selection and offers training that meets the needs of industry" Wally Hicks, plant manager at Goodyear Canada, also applauds Durham College on the calibre of its graduates and the work placement students. "Several of our key management and support associates are graduates of Durham and their preparation has been a good fit here at Goodyear. Having the ability to recruit local people familiar with Durham Region has been a definite asset" The value of local, state-of-the-art college and university training which leads to suc- cessful employment is not lost on politicians, either. As John O'Toole, MPP for Durham East explains, "To prepare for the technolog- ical global village, Durham College is asking each and every one of us to look to the past and put out our hand to help prepare for the future. 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THE MEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SF.PTEMEER 21,1997 - PAGE 17 Around Durham Rulon Family members couldn't understand CAS decision Placement of doomed girl with paranoid schizophrenic puzzled cousin BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF Family members of a para- noid schizophrenic man were baffled by a children's aid soci- ety decision to give him custody of his two-year-old daughter, whom he later stabbed to death along with her grandmother, an inquest jury heard Wednesday. "We could never figure out. how come Jennifer was there. Every week there was a (family) conversation ibout it," a cousin of Ronald England said. Brian Ferguson told a coro- ner's inquest Mr. England's rela- tives were never asked for their view on the decision to give him custody of his adopted daughter, Jennifer Koval's'kyj England. And, had workers with the Metropolitan Toronto Children's Aid Society asked for input, they would have likely been told Mr. England's condition had deterio- rated to the point "there was no way" he could care for Jennifer, said Mr. Ferguson, whose 79 - year -old aunt, Marion Johnston, was Mr. Eng- land's murdered mother. "I saw it. I was there. I saw the way (Mr. England) deteri- orated. He had no desire to do anything. All you had to do was make one or two visits (to Mr. England was found not criminally responsible for the deaths. He later told psychia- trists he believed he was the Messiah and his victims were Satan. The inquest, being held in Whitby to examine the circum- stances of the deaths, was pro- vided with a verbal snapshot of Mr. England's childhood. Mr. Ferguson, who was the same age as and grew up with Mr. England in Toronto, recalled frequently playing hockey with his "moody" cousin, who was disliked by other cousins and viewed as "spoiled." In his teenage years, Mr. Eng- land grew increasingly anti- social, said Mr. Ferguson. It was after a military stint with the U.S. Army in Vietnam — during which he was hospitalized, diag- nosed as schizophrenic and dis- charged — that "you could see he went downhill" During family visits, Mr. Fer- guson said, Mr. England would stay in his room and refuse to socialize. He also began to treat his mother poorly and would try "totally controlling" her. "He was in another world. He would stare off into space at times... He never smt Mr. Ferguson. "I honestly felt he mother), despised her. was very nervous at WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START ProfeavlonW andarsonelized Sorwks 11 Free Conlldwitld wlO Conotlon Sev" oorwo rr iocdar r+rr+aV 461 SirnIr SUSM K AW 720~ 1919 t,wmnoe M. E 14/0 7S0♦i20 (now oVP d 401) M Mwrrgsda Ave. (415) 204140 (Mon-Vside Mal) their BOW- manville home) and you could see for your- self." On April 2, 1996, four years after he was g� custody of Jennifer, Mr. England stabbed the six-year-old 69 times, so fiercely a kitchen knife VM found through her chest embedded in the floor beneath her. Jennifer'` pleated, "I love you, Daddy" during the attack, which took place when she walked into the bedroom and found Mr. Eng- land stabbing her grandmoth- er, the jury ,.;,heard. ' S e• & rx! 6'M`y IP let lCo. said hated (his . . She that time. I think she was afraid of him," Mr. Ferguson said. "He was a big boy and when he talked to her he scowled.. . Like somebody holding a big stick over her head." The inquest jury heard that in the year before the deaths, Ms.. Johnston was stricken by cancer and became nearly bedridden, yet Mr. England's continuing deterioration meant she remained Jennifer's pri- mary care -giver. Despite her physical condition, Ms. Johnston would cook meals, buy groceries and walk Jen- nifer to church and school. "She was the mother, the babysitter, house- keeper, everything. She had two people to take care of, Ron and Jen- nifer;' her nephew said. He added that Ms. Johnston's sister "begged" her to move into her Chicago home but Ms. Johnston "wouldn't leave Jen- nifer" As her illness pro- gressed, Ms. Johnston was unable to keep up her once "immaculate" home, Mr. Ferguson said. During visits he said he would find the home filthy, with stacks of laundry in the basement, dirty dishes in the kitchen, the lawn uncut and dog and cat feces inside the home, left behind by pets bought for Jennifer. Mr. England would often just remain in his bedroom. At one point during his testi- mony, Mr. Ferguson was asked by Crown Attorney Paul Belle- fontaine if the MTCAS, respon- sible for placing Jennifer in the England home and monitoring her care, ever asked anyone in the England family for their views about Jennifer staying in the home. "Nobody ever contacted anybody in the family," he replied. 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The Pumas played their sec- ond game of the season at home against the defending LOSSA champion Uxbridge Secondary School Tigers on Friday after our press deadline. In the Dwyer contest, a quick third-quarter touchdown by Jason Gomez and the point after narrowed the deficit to 21-7. Strong defence by the Pumas forced a turnover as Mike Romanski piked off a pass and r.i r. down. The convert attempt was unsuccessful and Pine Ridge trailed 21-13. In the final quar- ter, a strong defen- sive series gave the Pumas' offence good field position for their drive. Jason Gomez eventually ran in for his second major of the con- test, leaving Pine Ridge down by t w o p o i n t s. ` Quarterback Romanski kept the hall and crashed in for the two-point convert to tic the contest. On the ensuing kickoff, Pine Ridge sent photo by Ron Pietroniro Loose ball An Ajax Exeter High School Falcons player, at left, battles with an Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate Redmen player for possession of a loose ball. The Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic girls' field hockey contest was played at Exeter High Wednesday afternoon. O'Neill won 1-0. Watch Today for an important announcement Sunday, September 21! Canada's Largest Municipal Sports Centre ,and it's here in Whitby, the Heart of the Region. 4 Iroquois Park Sports Centre .See It Again For The First Timed the ball deep into the end zone and, with pressure on the deep back, the Dwyer kick returner was forced to kneel down and concede the single point with 1:52 left in the contest. LO -S&A. 4im dr pa"41 News The Pumas' defence held Dwyer off the scoreboard in the dying sec- onds to give Pine Ridge the victory. Pumas' head coach Andy Carnovale says the players are just now starting to gel as a squad. He hopes the team will improve enough over the course of the short regular season to earn a Advertiser #%me a Going To The Chapel a Wedding ; �Et�al i�Vagan7ia.•.•••• '�`t� Sunday, ocL 19,1997 at >7 Pickering Reawflon Complex Valley Farm Rd. Pickering FIM out how Your Business can be involved in the FAIL Bridal Event Of The Year! Poddopoote M A Bridal And Eveaft Vew Fashion Show. - AD COSTS & lKlAliAp 'S50 tnowett�aaw k l/ZlMiA6 '9'10 �awellas�rsi r. Mf di.tttilNltt. - - rw, MU S 01705 tna�stiL.etta. A010M , SOCUM Pub dW OCL 12,1997 To Reserve Your Booth Space Call 6MI10 playoff berth as one of the top four squads in the loop. "Every year our goal is the same and that is to make the playoffs," notes Carnovale. "We've got a good nucleus of kids, but we have to get them to gel as a team. The offence always takes longer to come along, but we only have a short season to do it. We have a strong group of kids, but we'll see" The Pine Ridge Pumas will play two upcoming night games at the school. The first is on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. against Ajax's Archbishop Denis O Connor Catholic High School Chargers. The next Pumas' night game is slated for Thursday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. when Whitby's Henry Street High School Hawks pay a visit. f r f 'r It I. ■ P1* s k e rTHE Nl?W3 ADV!'R7?SF SUN DAV, SUDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1997. PAGE 21 in orts Pickering win PICKERING — The Pickering Matheis Associates midget boys' rep fastball team earned the bronze medal at the Oshawa and District Softball Association playoff tourna- ment at the new Cobourg Legion Fields Sept. 13. Pickering dropped its first game of the tourney to Cobourg 8-7 in a controversial manner. Pickering thought it had won 7-6 when curfew was called in the sixth inning. After the teams shook hands and left the field, a scorekeeping error was discovered and it was determined the game was tied 7- 7. Cobourg managed to shut Pickering down in the seventh inning and put one run on the board to eke out the victory. Catcher Chris Williams scored three runs and was named player of the game. Shortstop Graham Duncan, second baseman Brian Chase, left fielder Richard Henning and right fielder Jason Hagan scored one run each. Hagan swatted a two -RBI double and Duncan made a terrific heads -up double play by swipe tagging a runner heading to third base and throwing a runner out at first in the fifth inning. Bantam call-ups Keith Sasaki, Brad Giasson and Jeff Smith also contributed. Pickering eliminated Bramalea with a 7-0 victory to move into a crucial game witl. Oshawa. Pickering dropped a 10-8 decision to Oshawa to leave the Matheis Associates midgets with the bronze medal. Both teams scored eight runs in the fourth inning but Oshawa added two more in the fifth. Sasaki blasted a double to put two runners on base in the sixth inning. With two out and runners on second and third, Hagan smacked a line drive between first and second base, but was tagged in a close play at first to end the con- e-st. Pickering runs were scored by Hagan, starting pitcher Joe Lintlop, relief pitcher Jason Crandell, Henning, Chase, Duncan and Williams. Tyson Armstrong, Williams and centre fielder Dave BARGAINS Hain turned in good defen- sive efforts. Hain was named the sea- l son's most valuable player for Pickering. Other Pickering midget Pickering peewees down Ajax for eastern Ontario ball crown PICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox minor peewee rep baseball team defeated rival Ajax Spartans to capture the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association championship recently. ,• The series was a Spartans to score a 6-4 victory and capture the EOBA title. Ajax got on the scoreboard first, but Pickering bats exploded in the fourth inning for five runs to put the Sox up 5-1. The Spartans came back to gruelling one with the -0� P"CKEAtNG score three more runs teams earning a win .�BA late in the game, but apiece in the opening snug.Pickering put on a two games to bring defensive clinic to up a third and decid- stop Ajax in its ing contest. tracks. In the final'game, the Red Sox In the second game, Ajax held on withstood a late challenge by the for the victory in a contest filled with mistakes attributed to the lights. No score was reported. The Red Sox took the series opener 7-6. Pickering took a com- manding lead in the early innings and, thanks to some heads -up defen- sive play, was able to ward off Ajax rallies. Team members are Mike Murdoch, Alex Della Mora, Skyler Burns, Lucais Ho, Callan Exeter, Paul Harrison, Matt Yarmoluk, Chris Lovering, David Hinan, Carl Jadunandan, Ryan Mason and Chris Papalia. �)coreboara I FRANK I S TEAM G ThorMia Raiders 2 PETRO JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE F 8 A 8 EASTERN DIVISION Markham Warws 1 1 0 0 5 As or Sept 17 2 TEAM G w L T F A PTS PlckenrV Pand»rs 3 2 1 0 11 7 4 Port Hope Buzzard 1 1 0 0 8 3 2 Syracuse Jr. Crunch 1 1 0 0 6 5 2 Ounte Hawks 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 Oshawa Leg*ran.s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 wamrgton Dukes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM G ThorMia Raiders 2 CENTRAL DIVISION w L T 1 1 0 F 8 A 8 PTS 2 Markham Warws 1 1 0 0 5 3 2 Vftx rd Raiders O Pittsburgh Jr. Pens 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 6 0 0 North York Rangers 1 0 1 0 2 5 0 TESWESTERN DIVISION Q w L T F A PTS H Niagara ?' 2 0 0 e 6 . :� 1 2 0 1e 17 2 2 -t Cabdon Canedens a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shea)rfrue WOlvai y ;'.� 1 0 1 0 3 5 0 .mss Durham Hullaaa `i ! 0 2 0 10 15 0 &4ME RESULTS Sapa-12:7hwnW a va Dudram 4; PUwr tg 5 vs. North York 2: %ddwn 5 vs. SMburne 3; Port Hope 6 w Hutte.i. s. Sept 13: Hwftvft 9 vs. Dwhm * Sy" 6 va. PAtftwot 5; Niagara 3 va. Pidr t Sept ti; P'idrrig 4 Vs, Th=M 2. Nispre 4 vs. HwUvie 3 (00T). Affoirlt kbk Dentures... Mw cad Rarsow To Stwik! REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Rennes ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENT11M STABILITY NEW PERMANENT/ SOFT DENTURE LINER MmSkil,DD,EC.A QA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 UNISEX 3 Harwood Ave.,Ajax 683-0164 $040a 1 10 ata i 1 FREE tat 11000 we s women All an i style GST included Perm 130 Colon W SVmks 130 a u Three barbers to serve you. Flrw 2 team members are Andrew Craig, Colin Crawford, Colin Davidson, Binh'an Nguyan and Ross Weston. The team is coached by Gary Lintlop, Randy Crandell and Jerry Crawford. Try -outs for the 1998 midget rep season will begin at the Kinsmen Park south dia- mond Saturday. Sept. 27 at I p.m. ECIA iN TODAY'S News Adv= Sun., Sept. 21, 1997 News Advertiser *i"NU ' calt36111lt Th Pk1L ' CIBC Died Pmbd ' Fairport Clurdlm ft hown its Garden M Q AN Knift Bookkt WWs Cooking Ajul kL LobimYtr1t work wtrettatse Pito Toy Wmhoae A*' dPk t. Y i Y Yeats • No Fria Ao Pdftid�. • ft" Dile Pick 'Mm Plus .Aw. Sm . Wd � Caw DMILn� . SIIefCen" T ofotrn way Aj�fPtdC • Ddivemd to ldecxd hotnebdds 0e1y Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newrM through your blue box Recycling progrratn. For information on delivering your advertising flyers,=. call ALVIN atROUWER %."66—ft �.. 683-5110. i NICHOLAS, JFAN- CL4UD2; CAROLE ANNE Sunday's carriers of the week are Nicholas, Jean- Claudc and Carole -Anne. They enjoy hockey, soccer & animals. Thcy will' receive a dinner for 4 and a T-shirt compliments of Burger King. Colagratlulattiaws Nicholas, Jean-Clzude & Carole -Anne for being our carriers of t week. BUROM KING Committed to Excellence 17.80 Kingston Rd. Pickering 345 Ntckennc Avc .Ajax - _ ONDwE•l�� Featuring 90 Hours Channel Assembly Program FREE Internet access from iSTGR to ��"'.�....� ON ..r..r..aaasa.�rm,•. ' 4W No 44Z Mf •fir z h"Peafton peswmraie mwilachw6w ria wle&*spWEWANeaas oI SM Pie uci. Ilr■ei8 rrnasume olivae t1i-1i1 sugar sad • AaralifiM s�at+a 1: . -. L7�4rruiwr .. ,itr,�ear�-ieae,�e. � • � • anti rrAice.ar t mod" � KereerL Hearne, sd pd Relit raer Id - • • : • a n.wtoo u)yoa,eP.rmaw•orwee,canrsawkw..-gawk awcaoa+w. ro0.c Comm 48"00-.0ar..r.kmp.a,am t^eMr•7a�a!•id*Rn•anQaAPrela.4.admege,eOW•va-MOM a6aea4eKWa&Ewe nawMs-wq.uwr9t'rowtw" wu•.ww�am sww•rooar!.a1'Mus • PAGE 22 - THF NEWS At1NERT MR StYNDAY, StBPTLMBER 21, 1"7 Yule catch the Christmas Lt's Christmas at the Castle. Although we've only just entered the fall season, the Lung Association of Durham Region wants people to get an early jump on the giving spirit of the holiday season. The Lung Association of Durham Region's Christmas Seals Soiree is slated for Thursday, Nov. 13 at Trafalgar Castle in Whitby at 7 p.m. The soiree/art au_•tion kicks off the Christmas Seals Fund-raising Campaign Kick -Off and organizers are hoping to make this an annual went. Janet Gcorgi- eff, executive director of Lung Association Durham, says this campaign allows people to enjoy themselves and contribute to a I great cause. "We wanted to do something real- ly special this 1 year;" she says. The art auction includes private showings by artists Glen Loates and Oshawa resi- dent Bill Saun- ders. Therc will also be live and silent tluctions including Kids" clothes and toys for sale If you are expecting a new addition your family soon, and still have a lotto buy, then the Durham Region Parents of Multiple Births Associa- tion can help qou. DRPOMBA is holding its semi-annual clothing and equipment sale. Gently used infant and chil- dren's clothing, maternity clothes, baby equipment, toys and crafts will .be available at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road in -Pickering, just north of Hwy' 401 Saturday, Sept. 27 between 9 a.m. to I P.M. For more information on the organization or its clothing and equipment sale, call 686- 0707. unique Christmas gift ideas for the person who has everything. Confirmed liv., auction items include: a 27 -inch color television, seven -foot decorat- ed Christmas tree (Alderbrook Industries), a Glen Loates original, six unframed Park - wood prints (Peter Robson), two Bill Saun- ders framed prints, barbecue (Ontario Gas) and a private wine tour and tasting for 12 at Ocala Wineries. There will also he wine tasting courtesy ,MEDIATE A4Dr��. t0 • spirit at soiree, art of Ocala Wineries, beer tasting by the Upper Canada Brewing Company, and hot hors d'oeuvres and a sweets table. Tickets are $50 per person and Denise O'Prey, fund-raising community support co- ordinator, says tickets will be limited to 120. All proceeds raised from ticket sales and the live and silent auctions goes to the Lung Association. The money will ensure the pro- grams such as Lungs Are For Life can con- tinue to be offered here in Durham. !1FJ ki, auction The goal of the program is to raise $10,000 says Linda Brankston, chairman of the fund-raising committee. Organizers are also hoping local busi- nesses will donate some unique Christmas gifts to the silent auction. Tickets can be purchased through the Lung Association office through cheque, VISA, Master Card, or cash. To order tick- ets, or for more information, call (905) 436- 1046. IT'S a 1997 MODEL 3 p- 0 oo pl- '�SACRIFICE OF OVER 300 CARS, TRUCKS AND VANS! 9 AM UNTIL 9 PM TOMORROW! 'EVERY REMAINING'97 MODEL AT SACRIFICE SAVINGS! DEMO SPECIALS! '97 CAVALIER COUPE $18.575 NOW $16.638 '97 LUMINA LS 525,495 NOW 521.999 '97 CAMARO CONV. $36.377 NOW $31,999 '97 TAHOE LT 4X4 $45.850 NOW 539.999 '97 BLAZER LT 4X4 $37.845 NOW $32.999 '97 VENTUIE LS EXT $29,905 NOW $26,999 BRAIOIEWM AIIALABID '97 CAVALIER SEDANS FROM $15,636 97 MAIBU SEDANS FROM 518,999 '97 BLAZER LS 4X4'S FROM 530,999 '97 VENTURE VANS FROM 523.999 97 FULL StZE PIG( LIPS FROM 518,999 ALL 07M MOORS REDUCED M CLEAR OU QWXITM LAST. ROM AND TAXED EX1M EVERY USED VEHICLE AT SACRIFICE SAVINGSI '89 SUNBIRD 4 DR. AS IS $2,995 '89 ESCORT 4 DR. AS IS $3,495 '92 SENTRA 4 DR. AS IS $3,995 0 TOYOTA PICK lP $5,444 '91 OPTNA4 DR. $5,996 190 TRACKER 4X4 K70P .-$7X '95 BERETTA 2 DR. :10,996 '96 SUPFIRES 4 DR. FROM 613,495 '96 GRAND AMS 4 DR FROM $13,995 '95 LUMINAS 4 DR. FROM $14,995 CW CMFW, ALL WM twrtE:Rt3 SALES AREAS ARE CLOSED TODAY.... ...BUT SPECIAL CREWS HAVE ALREADY PLACED SELLOFF REDUCTION TAGS ON OVER 300 NEW AND USED VEHICLESI EVERY REMAINING'97 MUST GO! a 0-9- Old 0 fte *OI@II d t! � • PRESwon am, 11'' IASID w�• "OM d 1rr T0P 1N ttll Dais In Caudr" p�� ®go W a.!I �M Ai, THE NEWS AD'VERMMt SUNDAY, SlgrM BER 21,1"'7 -PAGE 23 Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial ickering News Advertiser Outlet 18tmercial Ave.,Are.Ajax 22 tifllites Rd. Pickering HOURS: 9 am -Spm Mon.- Fri. Saraltm .AmWp Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Closed Saturay 683 0707 Toes. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. FAX: (905 .I 9-4218 pM•oo 116m qm moi► tit ftu MN. - Fri., sat 9M= - Spa Sun -Noon tit 5 p.m. TORONTO LINE (905)798-7259 CLOSED NomWs. 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M gotta n. rrRST Local work - Pickering, Ajax, Whitby or Oshawa ttWWA rpTqMM KUL i TO BE SUCCESSFUL - YOU HAVE 576-9175 * Safety shoes or safety boots � ASSIa se • Posss own car � Good work ethic OWr f Call Today - Work Tomorrow • Phone: (905) 434-5424 Fax: (905) 434-1965 or bring your resume to the: %Oshawa Executive Center, Suite 202, Oshawa Center NOTICE TO TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS GRADUATES KMY SERVICES Nil IQ Emolovme V imp M MINTOM If you Completed gone of the: following -.wolim ftq"=: "=: C.S.S.-Computer Support Specialist N.C.T.-Netwtork and Communications Technology - M.E.E.T.-Micro Computer Electronic Technology P.S.A.-Programming And System Analysis You are invited to tegistex for a series of fjn rimer seminars - at the OSHAWA CAMPUS - OSHAWA CENTRE STARTING MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 22 TO REGISTER CALL =TORONTO Schoolof Business - 723 -1163 .: .�..�. -.,.f aS4AA%t4.%. - 64 % t % C t:i -. ..•-r.a•a•a a:.., NIGHT SHIFT Supervising, Training, Scheduling. Must have minimum 3 years super- visory experience in unionized, manufacturing environment. Windows '95 proficiency. Fax resumes to: INTERIM PERSOAAWSL9NNEL Can You Hit The Ground Running? Immediate 6 month PRODUCT MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNIIY „ c CAREER SCUM of FLOR K oESM 26 wit, Flonstrr h: Busom Program: 12 wk a - tensor 3-phase program: .3 : Avery Dennison, a leading Canadian office product manufacturer has an abundance of marketing wk Prolessional course: M1. norm video. ee*mrs Pro- projec.'ts created by sales growth and new product ° � , opportunities: A marketing professional with where as your extensive project management and packaging g tii1 asuw10e t" In &%4- development experience is needed to assist in 3W.905.436.7746. IIITER- NET -ww.awharemae corn/ capitafting on these opportunities. The successful nogaIscliool. e-" AM candidate should also have a post -secondary ru Loom for ttighrr degree or diploma, be self-sufficient on MS Word mohraled indiridwhs to bdhd mr leer marlagentere team. and Excel, and be able to start immediately. A `, decision will be made in 1 st Qtr. 1998 whether to ,e in- Cie °Q l "KQ0 biiliees uldude make this a perm- nein position. eel anraauq roti"' uN and di relovw a0duc" candidates should submit a written leadership loam. 905-242- 4601. Were message. AnEager returned to w application by fax to 905-623.6150 or email to: ow%ow hwgueona@averydennison.com aSURAr. i1111�Mf:E Licenced C.S.R. Tefe0obe and commemw expenence required. Benefits. We thank all applicants for responding, however, salary c mmensurate win a ;i a`t at only those under consideration will be �,ance 1317 or fax (905)432. a. acknowledged. Please no telephone inquiries. 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Experience with residential sett%np� %2edge of autism and post seco ndary edu- mn in social services in preferred. Send resume to: Forough Nessabi Box 58059, 500 Rossland Road W. Oshawa, Ont. L1J BL6 Deadline October 3, 1997 Only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. AZ DRIVERS Required for ma r transportation company. Must have mirumtun 1 year verifiable exppeerience. Clean abstract (not CVOR), Police Clearance and be KC qualified. We offer. • Competitive Pay • Weekly Pay • Direct Deposit • Safety Bonus • Comprehensive Benefit Package Please contact Alistair Lowe 905-579-2911 Iffloz-TIM. P E R S O N N E L DEPT. STORE PROMOTIONS Now hiring permanent full & part time positions to promote a major department stores account card ut Ajax, Pickering, Osharm, Boumwnville and Uxbridge. Applicants should be outgoing, well spoken & dress in business attire. TRAINING PROVIDED $8. to $10. Hourly + Bonuses Call District Office 1pm to 7pm 14800.661-8997 IF YOU ARE ISM 24 UNEMPLOYED NOT ATTENDING FULL TOE SCHOOL A SERIOUS ABOUT FNDNrG A JOB_ CALL US TODAY! PR OMM ON WAP KF0 140 8t�AYW SL TALL OLE, PItS1: M MESOE 7M GO S7A710N) THE"CAOFGW:O iTOnONtOV LHBPll01E1ww 5,000 PEOPLE I= BVL.oYUEM M 1997. 'au aattip6t ant tiro sate Cg11i1id61M61 • HELP WANTED $12.85 TO START • Apply row • Fir ble, F'r/PT !taus • Advancement Opportlmlties • No door to door or Wilms rketirtg • Work with housewaees k sports items • Grein for students„ homeatNioees k Y. extra kXxx ne "ekeE ' Call j Mon. - Wed. 10 - 6 723-4920 lor Our �� tamed y lo i. by hodw"awn.15 POSE" livailable imfttedia" In all Man. Pay varies with poelion and respordbillty. No No proleal. We are a bto train the 8M1-1411 WAIM: REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST. 3 days per week, Cal (90M)721- 0363. 1 Alm BOOKKEEPER required for fan6y fwten maters in th Detaam Repos. Must W* "Mm In a ampuNrind accounikq eaMrannaen Mi- dudWq WreaOMaeet app+a- 11aK. Plww :and rewire In confidence to Graham W lwii C.A am a Jtrype W ley Chartered Accotatante. 6115 Progress Avenue Soile 306 SCNWMuph Oarab MIH 3G3. fiE1WAL WM Iwlp need- ed for small Scareoro office. Pleasam worift ceridfions. mgaire neat and well mW ized ItMlMdwl. with good cornmuwatim skills. Must be amiliar with computers/ wkitim '95. Full deet mv- tract poom. Please reply to: Fine 123 Oshawa This week P.O. Box 1111, Offuiw. On- tario LIM 71.5 PMT TIME office help re- quired 9.5 Wed. and Set. Good plane sails, customer service exp.. computer Mill aft. Conal Kim or Dud. 571- 1011 PART TIME Support staff needed for busy smoke free real state mitre. Part 111111111 evainps and wee.. . $6.00 per for. 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To apply for this unique opportunity that provides an exciting work envi- ronment, hourly wage and offers incentives for top performers, call or forward your resume to: Attn: Retail Program ACTMEDIA Canada Inc. (416) 743-8740 Ext. 398 14MO-6653426 Ext. 398 Fax: (416)743-0885 E -Mail: JobsOACTMEDIA.USA.COM we lucent all eppNcaMs, however only tft w selected lir an interview wig be conlacted. 135 135 CANEFCO LIMITED A well established, east end, industrial heat processing equipment manufacturer has opportunities for experienced indeviduals to loin our team oriented organization. CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGNER Candidate must have 5+ years of PLC/MMI programming experience, excellent Autocad skills and a sound knowledge of the C.E. code. Combustion experience an asset. FIELD SEKVICES SUPERVISOR Position includes extensive travel. Must have considerable practical experience in electrical, PLC and combustion installation/ commissioning. Strong mechanical aptitude requited. PROI COORDINATOR Proven organizational skills in manegtng large Industrial Projects. Must be skilled in MS Project and AutoCad. Excellent interpersonal skills and technicall degree or diploma mandatory. All positions require dynamic, self starters with a minimum of 5 Years experience and excellent communication skills. Only those applicants under oonsiderabon will be contacted. No telephone calls Please. Fax resume to: Fare 416.691-9413 Atfdlt; om Pfteoabnd dept. � 0 if - �'r r lir 1) ,A 4 l , Lfflfkl�rw�l PART TIME SALES MERCHANDISER MCA, MERCHANDISIING CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATES,A National Sales Merchandising company, currently has E opening for an experienced Merchandiser representing our clients in the Consum Packaged goods industry. Successful candidates will have experience in mass drug and grocery . Part Time Merchandiser is up to 20/hr. week. Please fax: 905-850-5543 11 Two dynamic Advertising Sales Representatives required immediately for career opportunity. Due to expansion of our Telephone Directory we required one Telemarket- ing Rep. and one Outside Sales Rep.. If you are aggressive, highly motivat- ed, have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfac- tion, we would like you to join our win- ning team. Minimum two years sales experience. Directory and layout experience a plus. Existing and new accounts, training, commission and base pay. Mail or fax. resumi to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser IV Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS ZH5 Fax. lt(905)619-9068 mM NOae Campatift6, a lea ft Bvwvi V B Cumium mmlbamnr's frtxaiv of 201 and Asha brand canpum ad amPuw adooka a ticdv* aeelliq as Amisom UneW ad Saes AsenTdiale fix their Hidoee' dobe bcadoa ■ Do you Nee in ackete acid be mowed ad elewede ' for ales ptsioeleeaaa cwdk ed In An 7= tired of 4 &my atm6 ser=W ■ Are 7= milly flood al- dhcidlie t asset w needs ad paaP - sebidoast ■ Do you bene three yeas d sed e�e:iesoe (A+*� NNW taw dy)7 ■ Do olbeas we you are 1 w mm friendly clad eliberate amwm imw i" kowt 117= as ansa YIES d al dthese gmes*mwN please In your eestrMe to ON) M"" or Eleni ID 8arioog=Ad 0* $dKud anlidales WE be mooched(, f1iN "o = Slid No TNIE NI>YTALLER RINE TBH Slxcuslid q*1r i ltI YA wneed ID�sorrkk in a MW 20 bey sliop sullerior Imler halt g WNW wnkmcus- ds are a regular part d tM stdhB Was and the Pill -In well IOW b have tlNir own boots. WE iiiiiitiiimiiiiii Is: 1 10■gaYtl Rd. MECHANIC Licensed for heavy equipment *Year round employment =Must have tools *Benefit package 1Pwhone negotiable 683-8221 b arrall8e Inl it ifilm r - ' MrrrtNm�t10 yearscamletcial Mttst� AdvCAD Campuler Skits. Loca#m Oshawa Fax resume: 905434.2566 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MILLWRIGHT MFG Plant in Ajax requires an experienced Mechanic with knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, vacuum system, steam, conveyers, pumps, etc. Please send resume and salary expectations to: File *22 Oshawa This Week PO Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario 135 135 PfcaH end / Renee Lo** daycare; IS months to 12 yeas. caw outings (lenad badhra-' and park). Crlh, story ume. music. rel- trWous mels i metes. First Aid. C,PR. eertlfied. Non- smoking. receipts. 905-428- 1244. Pur oiI=@. Swill; 11 up. Mllkina dMance to Rril�M wiwaiwwrcr wwr �wu cvn. CPR. roan smoking emtiron- mem. hone cooked mos and snacks Ems -bpm. West' my RdrH'iY 2. Call 683-2210. NEi WLE dayare in my . daily walks. Lunchessnacks. Smoke-free. References. Whites Rd)Hwy.2. Please Call Cheryl 420-M. SOUTH Ape. 14 years ex- p enence. smoke free. large playroom. specal with wave side. Close SIO Lakeside School. Back up available Call 683.6679. WESTNEYAXEEORNMAT - iowrp mother of 1 providing reliable. afWrdable-dayca: Nan smoking. First Aid -CPR. Tors. Cans. rmced-yard. nu- entqus lu,des. References/ receipts. 686 4715 IMSkilled Help WESTNtY/Rosg&W - reliable Cinram is a hugely successful company with a big entrepreneurial spirit. We are one of the world's largest independent manufacturers of pre-recorded multimedia products. CNC MILL & CNC LATHE PROGRAMMER/OPERATOR Excellent long -tern opportunities for professionals who are skilled in working to dose tolerances and programming, setting up and operating equipment. You've demonstrated your abilities through two to six years of post -apprenticeship experience. We offer very competitive wages and benefits in an employee -focused environment with excellent working conditions. Apply today. Forward your resume to: Human Resources, Cinram, 2255 Markham Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1 B 2W3 Fax: 416-298-0627 No phone calls please @W 135 11111117=717 135 Supplier to the O.E.M. automotive industry in the Oshawa area has the foilowirg op - p : N111"1614T Responsible for the production and/or plant equipment installations, malfunctions and repairs. You will be responsible for troublestwfing, preventative maintenance and contributing to continuous improve- ments wilhin the facility. A minimum 3 bears experience in a J I.L environment is prelen . You must hold a recognized mowriw license. PROCESS ENGINEER cony -pros am proaduresv promote nmianufactUning YOU cap" planning, studies. er4Nnefrt bmA etc, cat- tinuousactinides using tkle == ineftdimogy. PrNerence will be given to pndidahs with 2-3 XGars apai t r in the a *nw in farts nldllstry. A degree or dipbrtLt in Industrial or Ilecl apical engilteBrirfg is preferred. We offer a corn letitive salary and benem package. Plisse send Your nBSINIIeindiding relsionces M PRODUM �N111111111111111111 . Otltflflfl LIC W ftwomi NeMY 1datMd we o GRbs. Well- FLILT, 105 11110"M Rd O*Aft LIG 3RA RMr WANRe lex ellebe m AN" ilium chid. Meg be pMMd ibnwY' aNrSiel kir INS +ore aaewi �w aeNaaBOM brow lir byfdw fegl, old Bar for 21 mom ON ad, 4 woes 01R Refaeada r6i ' - Brock Re. I May n. 683-3751. SASTW M / Namy requMed for Comm kw*. Pbaa call 4261 bm a omp CAVAIRS1IM eta. 2 dk* to aw Now, !"'I 4I oaoysmer avaHble with 1 t yrs. exp_ ICs daycare diploma. Not lunch. srudks. fenced yard.babies Wow . de *I reoeiDts. Space 2. Call 427-4937 ffew Firewood AU MUTELY THE BEST - !op Quaity seasoned hardwood, so vii Pt kering. AMI Wlrt- R wLM° R-ReEW a 427-5274 FIREWOOD. excebent my bat wanly hardwood. gnw- No" firma long tine fully moomd. cot & spin. Honest mWlsuemm. free delivery Kort' Hnl Fktlrood 90S -1S3- 2246 1 Ankh $or So GARAGE door repirs women SP- . cab". rotors. owl - VS aushaed $49 New d00I 41-00�ry Rus Doors 73 1 "JREW*M SM T1U fl- maleincludes eve- too 750 moire for rum IV Aernpng from ca seats. hoNct s. cb . a mud, more. (905) g0 6326 I PIECE country pine dip goon suite $1650 3 Dressers SW sack. Stove "S Desk $45 9 piece cep room suet Sao? Bodmorn sato $295 lradroee S95 a-- Owed r $135 led 6125 Video ceratin . 1 oeyew lffb od nadir $250. 5 Orican htt outs $265 2 an- - tiers LIMEONI Can giver required $� Re rier 7 r W for 3 bots. 6 mo.. 5 & 7 yre old. 1,0 5:30 my home. Dan AMI t]IiBnE, SWEEPS. drM wekcI erodt/co. woodiow crimmy, dearw. canoe 3616-3001 and -am . we suppyAmtal acrd FREE NRam wog rQirtd %* bine to attm mow of now bow aid 11 mono oft LAit- out oam ba sporbbm. Cal 42D -5m MDFVWM (Ian.-9km) a l- br slaw (4w.$4m.J cit n oWM for 2 boys t & 5 yrs. DmWFklem ant Own Wm - p 1, (416) 258-70e0 or (tet AW2271 NNW WA*dal*. eve -ow. Bar toddw ad nbmL A=w wdm 10 badlas kilo. bwOwAkedt wway all. Car NewsnOaec 0e1uea1 To i4in eB54m I TEans EivoNa e, Red Coat C.M., tAlsuua - sow tioL bma'rhp peaddm me- SMOiNK eefaeaCes, bis SO TLC. any apt 4W ewe. EaMOCM aaeANE arediflls i any it" I eaRows . Dees• am ftii- nrlhdawa all-- ako�uleidgaf�*K y�e�rs lroceSlle W mw brit si. CPIi iMeNkkoes�� COIL cep sm-2M2 LOAMrWiaM, eaMlbr 01 1, we b^'" in wy C� /Shoe .= l� NwriB wab i sodh. crafts a M ma W13K ONU ataGE "am. Moeter , " aill C nn akifg, n0 pets. TL aRokmMe' eft-2�o12 MOTNM df 2 Weboom all Sera. Ilam i am am ai6, d$Um 10 vowwallies a 111eoe'lff'1r 2. ESi11eATE5S 616-7741 -WM MGUW umm "Mom" for sale. Cal (416MMI-3016 CAM" NIe . 100%, *AM luck, pk sh' stain to- sistaw bagel. For 3 rooves. 3S% vids ripek dam put aid i,ltaaeaae in your nowt Flee tpQMM . In your hoar. NO iitaest leo Pal for on ful you Darts. 1-500- 217.01 4. tSI wm - 1019 of alpw 100% WON. new stain is- wse datpm an balmL I will arpw 3 mows. On 9 Price �Wu pCpeAa�Ns,P,E1s SALE: Las of car - 100% filikin low re - (M see yd) bddec Orel 1pifo0• FriMplilL $Wft 0~ am t afMeus daPw 2 pX •p aft Sam m awpMft 4 orIreu SMWaCNO WON* For al CMONEIIS Snwarlits. lack• Lsdtz bdion.►wITORTHCKSON RD. H. wimney (besiee No Ff) 579.99,2. open 7 ftw CLEARANCESALE - Entire Comm of wba slap. 50% Ofir Patin. SpYaite alld Ditr ward yang. pn�din and ac wool b". Pon Perry books.- 2849. 1 Anew fa a.r. TRUCKLOAD ESM 486 D)(2-66, 420 ard-drive 12meg RAM, olour monitor, $595. Other new b used systems, parts A service available Oh" T kir * . 131 heel[ *3., wilift 430-156115 comrwmR CLEARANCE CEMM- used petition board systems w/monitor/modem. 5599. used color monitors - IBM $99 14- SVGA $149. Complete 8xCo rom kits. spiv sound $139 New Intel Pew um systems from $799 Com- panent central mother board (Pent) from $39 1 GB antes from $179. etc. 164 Baselift A Rd Bowmanwee. exit 132 from 401 697-3059 METTES, w,tee tables high Chaps hsne baby carriage. Chan, silver. crystal. lamps. amiquim framed prhits & much more. (905)-427.7981. OWING ROOM set, table. duns buffet/hutch european leak was unit, a If, long. Call 434.6005 (TEF & NASA's APPLwC- Et. NEW STOCK ARRIVED' Showroom full of fndgm all sums. 2-10yrs. S27%up. Side by -side. 4yrs waterrice, valued $2400. only saga Gas/decinc stoves 24&30• w1r1t/almond. setup. Jpnght heelers S25Wup. Amaro heuzer. like new. 3yrs. retailed $1700, only SS% Washers. all sties $225/up Dryers. gas/electric. ore sees setupapt site dryer $199 luo, n dig- wash& 5225 Lon more, 352 Frenctl St. Oshaara. 905.432-n57 Fill=. stove. waterdryer. microwave oven. solid oak drop room table a dors. plus Cal 9os wcsfte a` "`� GOALIE. Hockey ewppment. oads 29 Goalie skates sus Cora 905697.3018 � ria A�s.ora�aawc�- ~ 7m. Left speakers pd $6800. asking $3000 ON Kenmore washer 1979 $30 905-723.497 MMAVARNA 7.inSaw. 51 cc engine 3150 :06a wood. stove. IO , at lair %W of - high furnace.Mo 91 propane nTE11 7UG Moving Sale 4 English antique mahogany dip dors. si%eactn w- hoDa^r Dorian Pnyre dnmo table wa scare leaves. ow - cm Oahendo only 12 maks. 5 pato chairs aid wipe Matoorrryyq I &bre+ nuich mmore Callow sna Spin (9051431 -OW LAMM solid maple otnce- sue desk. (pence for cow puler desk( 109 in Colour. asking 5500 olim seauld pew of luffutm! Cat Pon Per+y 905-2649 MASKY FERGfe80N 510 diad combke, ouiu attach lmft . 4 -row rorraw & 14 It ftaebi pi with pickV red. D,ntrStz'! Ores. air wird., bin pel)eefffine.nsipmac.kaa$p1e0.0oo� � 90S1G�3163` NgrMC Fneee. store. dob- uon97e Coady r Miller), Fay 111 BEsaAlaLe - Exper wwdm kit. Said in 7 simple %1=d neeed. Bora: 532 Materiel PA OZ?"Q& ORaow ee, IM( 41114 24 HE nio•eet Ta bub 1-416-ii4-3m. PEll1hNI1 166MMX 2M 30 PCI gap acs acli tmor rut AME sow*aM 24x CO - How, 32Ms Ram. r order. pr i t end wAowt 336M modew. Askin $2500. 905- Be6-0490. sEwNN mod* e & abnst. Kenmore. Mr law. $350. Cab 905420-M. PIANO - Story & ciake. upgrriyoL oft bends. Exo - SM (51436 Asking PMM. $450. k 'n- freezer. $350. pie lma• chin, $'2.800. EN, r til. SM. eoaer Coll, stop. 6w - ase ben vara m. S50. casio cab register. 5200. Het rp madrirr. $160, scale. sZ00. an sad. $45. waug room chars. $35/each. 905- 728-2M,905.430.7816. BEE REB40 equipment In- extractor use Wood and on and e66a`1Ce negou"M 19m) PUMM-GRANOFATM aGCas. Back to scrod 4= 0! New & used pkit106 (upright & Grandly 09W po- nos & keyboads Not sure? Rent to awn. L se1K00n of clocks Calf TfLEP PIANo 433-1491. ` PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVEKr1SKRSUN1OAY,SEFrn4BER 21, 1817 I Ar§dn M Af len for ser I ser "Onmmmmmmmmmmm■ 10TH ANNUAL ' HOW ARE WE DOING' VENDORS WANTED ' . TheTh6VVa kRNaNSAdrelserCllseiedDepailafe t ■ ■ smrmiadbploridrlgo rcummelsw/lhe best ■ • potlsble 9BIV�.�IIA?wCllbappne�yQlCaTY� 905-428-1444 • les of ID the gimliorts bebN. ■ • 1. Wes your call answered promptly? ■ :11995. 19% Neon Whine mapakc., . dm to a1 A-eeMleL pdihtll it perw and Cheap $6 995 males a females, reo ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendy, ■ • ■ cotxteous Service? guar~adlipped, SSW a sm cam ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ / advertisement? ■ v6 wgme. atAC., whsle win UK* hMerfot. ted. Our dud 1hMip Liss So Sept. 259L Pbm pre- teary now Pam. A:bq SAWt p.m. as t. 576-0673 &W6 p.m. or 416 00m ame. SM so bdr / 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ • ■ ■ aneNAkw 0: LAMBS of Lbedroom bne- ■ We would like to hear from you. • sop bftm 2- w 4 appliances, fn Swhbbr. no �, ONNt 8-1 sawAaNA01t r": / If you prefer, ■ / please contact EddieKolo ■ ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ • and mail to: ' • • Classified Depalr'tasent ■ ■ Iedleo- WAIN valor Apt- In how ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ ■ Oxizawa, Ontario ■ • L18 7Ls ■ ■ Naff q kgs rlr is to Moosup d our suaaesss • ■ Bass mmmmmIlmmmmmaa. 1 PAINUMs.l. a 1 Artdoo Wwftd ff" � 5050 110,104 inclusio. 7-1 7. ►. MAYER Mane $1500 Au WMTED APPUAMS. work- corhdahoner. 60001111. 1200 ing or not washers dryers. LtOhd•ry eonlora saw. g"•• tn"u. stoves. comping der i paNMor. low wrokrpr Trader. sn O pick o0rua won tnbgre Intcwfo look. _it Oar-md wArundle like new-VmlObde. snw dr km 1110111 1-I111 bass-mai, ria -n in 6o. N Eaerast bee 905.917-4237 distance all 46.6766 then Pool clam$ Speed. $129 car tam 6 chemn cak clo- a Lumted bmhe other Pool SOPBU also Call G Ma aR41 BOMD • Quality wooden $:beds 6 x I' barn kR. or* $299 plas tax Mab OMr Sim and styles avadabk Also cartons and decks 761 Mcaay Rd lad 3. PhcsrwhN For ream into al 91115.814 2093 OARO ME FVNWTSME, The NEW peas of our Fag Wle-ep ave 8ettirg Char brushing ordles tad hseAtg for 618 slh0nwoan tour ME1M rfrrhg few sok. New Mdroom sobw/t i NEW Roos owot i epertaihahad Cetrwrs OR- DER now for TMrdsgn- ig .We are not a Appy awl - let . WE ARE FA 091 TMDITIOMAL WOODWORK- ING 905-985-8774. vaaMM91tastic � aryw Kad _parorra 5 mherNk. ala L2! $450. too taoeh! 905.616-2374 SUM go to e fist or 60 caller fJi® FfMeE SM. ad up. Bed stoves SM. and Mo. used washers 325& dryers $125 and up. Now lewd name tropes. 16. Cl. SM . Mew bearhO mrse 3W stoves $449 and up. New strhdeht bar tndt es 5 cl. MS. 5lspwhtxxr s Apprances 227 Court 5<.. Oshawa. 5767448. MAZER, d you of cornotrrhed am sire taw, smel ala bale of your waw. we an Cal for itoahafion 1 or 686 -OM alter 5 p.-. Es $1� 03or Wbft slowqw 2 ds tufa$ $,50.964.4382. 1MIMOM41 new 11 wolaNpW1e" $95. Paso doors 2115 w . rAlh deMSL 4,6 -436.3195 Meve§TaM lnoWL 'Odelw'. 4 gars old. m* good coo- dAon, retaik $1200, asldrhp :SM 060. 104pmd Moe. but older. 905430-9§417. Ando oOr sgmq laid. idstrunaaps, cww $Avco. AOnwosin0. -W toys deIII dogs, waa but Va. collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Arnfigdres (905) 665.8049. Brooldin. FOLDING WIRE, Shebble comann we a< bmf 1 ad�42 7 L Abe. MWM1M, soap mom Nookit "a'$. ori Cons.. s%m ears. farm mummy. or aINMIYiO Not (906)571- 6n4 r a . x♦ F• 4 .P ~ 906-50!~6172 WAldTED Pod. above Ormond 12 round wnnh aasaorhes Call Kxt or Hope A 432-1003 or 242-5606 computer AmrwM COMPO IEa ►rop• JAW allyM needed for salle dr velopmenl coops" Rr OOMWAM :W secondary edhhrauon. 2 to 5 years ex- permnot as a pfgraFwor n a PC ewworrwerd. rpbig fahOhrledge of Would C... Ms- ual um. rrdOw. 95 6 W�r.O , MY Fac nesarms w (905) 47.2645 or MM to 112 Karg St E. SmmmvWk. ON. LIC 1145 bolas October3rd 4NEw MUSIC e -ane • hllpll www Ow homom roll -aKz3itihdrx.ldm La- IN i I Adult ca, Brown Tabby we atnpe belt'. Pews i chin Nepefd and de- dawtd (11""2, 1 NWes Rd Fairport ). E--ig of $spea•- bw 14.839•-7637 F01M SAN Adidas jacket. can to identify Rafe inside. 6193959. IN s ippl • I'nn 3 M. AM. O.H. Mare, 15.3 M, solid dart bay, horde poxispectstarted. $3,500. TdW-.. 013) 966-0338 FOa Jack Russia pops- W aewor-w, fatly SW know. all mw. 4166- 91. aaMEM PM CKC W - d .1 Arts A caeca .1 Arts a C"ft11 SU ab 10TH ANNUAL YOY OWE IT TO YOURSELF VENDORS WANTED TO SEE OUR FOR ==I - For Craft b Gift Show "MO CUK US Saturday November 22, 1997 oDt. Eg Please call : 905-839-5401 Pordiac Rrely, auto, 73,0110 kms. Saie 52.295 1993 Nk- 905-428-1444 San Quest' GXE, loaded. 1 1 father mini an. Ileal 1. Yhtwthal Yhlarhal :11995. 19% Neon Whine air, firemist, 4 dr, now only $8295. 19M Sidddck. 4 door. 5 speed. 4 x 4, ram W. $8,695. 1992 Cavalier, air, auto. 4 dr., low kms, only $6.995. AFFORDABLE - 1995 GEO. (new style(. maroon. A- 1. $6,995. 1991 Tracker, ardo, removable hardtop. drive N. $7.950 1991 Saari. mini vas. Wiled. 157,000 kms. Ike new now $8,650 1993 Aerostar sport• IoadeC• sMr/red now at 6.995. 1991 Surbird, 3.1 v-6. air, audo. 130.000 lam. $5.295. yes $5295-1989 Cot - soca LT. loaded. ba . v 6. 1901 LeIV4 37' part modal trailer, one double bedroom and 4 buts. full labow, 8-1 crazy per• $1.995 Caws to Cellar Awe Com". is fool IN. Wed at Nkil n WN. CBA 579-noo. epee $••e•1. MUST BECK Cerner Waby. at 574.4400 1986 Plymouth Hauer. 105 K. $1.600 cwrtNod. 1987 Cor- sha. 149 K. $2.600. =Wad. e 1982 S-10, (BSL 31.800 car - B 11 yle Wad. 1969 Tracker 4 x 4 ado. _ 1167 NAM 11117. whit. 124 IL $3.900 cer3led. 571 - Wonderful Puppies Poodles, Pugs Maltese, Yorkies Golden Ret7xwm Owcolate Labs Mini PirKhm Ise Sboi,6 Yee Cb@CL d 723-5077 Osbawa 5&~w A Hsou4 um SPECIAL NONE wedded for a deal wtade al and IIre saw who is black They ace Net twat 1 yar n . both Algid am raw sty to cow. Mat erH et M/d can avoom and kfens Of all ago. list booster) modmm b larger shone dogs aha m reed of PM henwa M suII- am tlorneets mays wal- come. Please all Owrlwn AFaol AOopeOn at 905.431- $411 ATTElffM: Dog Owners Oooes Dooley Per VaoN systens saen0 a $U se •p w 150 A w Dog Lala Acho S" at S?5. 24- Fie 1y - dram conum us.". BEST Sall 3. 4.111. r. tr LOsom 6warawse. from 35.00. Deg snows from 85.99 ON $Ww t um $9 00. 9.9. 7 da1t/•aek 15% o/ "Re Scor 301. (905)723-5413. Fat 7'21 1466 CaEasr PROOLM? On ter spot M -4M. Down pp mm hof 8300. OAC Cars, traps, arts. 1901 to 1991. Alertly Asto Sales Ltd. 702 SiFhcoe Sww South * out h. oafom R ume 905-720-3312. MEB A vBRCLEy POW creep? No credit? Bankrupt? Cal Traps i 906376141001 or 1-M62%3673. I con hale! 11964 FIRE . now poi-. me" -own, T -W. AC. Per Z1driven. art. 31,900.00. Cleo. T12 lon, very dun PS.P8, rod. now, iperfor. st.N6.00, 1997 Chun 1A "L grew AC. tin, settpain M -r cooled, allift flows wss. $5.465.00. Cal 576-rAW 1M4 FOM LII. 32 L. Mil, endpiFe aFui �kft M ON em Too WAW � wis to oncertum. 905- 967-0605. Oft docked. IN Sidi. ht- only $4.995. 1991 Classic loaded. 10TH ANNUAL only .000 Mil., $9.950. 1988 AerOax Ed - DURHAM COLLEGE CRAFT SHOW die Bauer, loaded, mrd. Nov. 1 a 2, ie a.m. - 4 p.m. $5.995. 1993 Grand Am 2000 Simcm St. N. Oshawa Coupe. 0 v-6 loaded,01n Sa.aoo kii., blacktwuty. Vendor info. call 721-3111 ext. 2365. $9.950. SUPER SPECMLs - PLvn horse boarding. ih- door Sana 60x120, only S 1993 Astro extended. air, lo 1 1 lal and blue, now only 311,50(1. shrew Special. 1991 Yhtwthal Yhlarhal Ford F-150 XL. cap. 302 v-8, mapakc., . dm to a1 A-eeMleL pdihtll it perw and Cheap $6 995 1901 LeIV4 37' part modal trailer, one double bedroom and 4 buts. full labow, 8-1 crazy per• $1.995 Caws to Cellar Awe Com". is fool IN. Wed at Nkil n WN. CBA 579-noo. epee $••e•1. MUST BECK Cerner Waby. at 574.4400 1986 Plymouth Hauer. 105 K. $1.600 cwrtNod. 1987 Cor- sha. 149 K. $2.600. =Wad. e 1982 S-10, (BSL 31.800 car - B 11 yle Wad. 1969 Tracker 4 x 4 ado. _ 1167 NAM 11117. whit. 124 IL $3.900 cer3led. 571 - Wonderful Puppies Poodles, Pugs Maltese, Yorkies Golden Ret7xwm Owcolate Labs Mini PirKhm Ise Sboi,6 Yee Cb@CL d 723-5077 Osbawa 5&~w A Hsou4 um SPECIAL NONE wedded for a deal wtade al and IIre saw who is black They ace Net twat 1 yar n . both Algid am raw sty to cow. Mat erH et M/d can avoom and kfens Of all ago. list booster) modmm b larger shone dogs aha m reed of PM henwa M suII- am tlorneets mays wal- come. Please all Owrlwn AFaol AOopeOn at 905.431- $411 ATTElffM: Dog Owners Oooes Dooley Per VaoN systens saen0 a $U se •p w 150 A w Dog Lala Acho S" at S?5. 24- Fie 1y - dram conum us.". BEST Sall 3. 4.111. r. tr LOsom 6warawse. from 35.00. Deg snows from 85.99 ON $Ww t um $9 00. 9.9. 7 da1t/•aek 15% o/ "Re Scor 301. (905)723-5413. Fat 7'21 1466 CaEasr PROOLM? On ter spot M -4M. Down pp mm hof 8300. OAC Cars, traps, arts. 1901 to 1991. Alertly Asto Sales Ltd. 702 SiFhcoe Sww South * out h. oafom R ume 905-720-3312. MEB A vBRCLEy POW creep? No credit? Bankrupt? Cal Traps i 906376141001 or 1-M62%3673. I con hale! 11964 FIRE . now poi-. me" -own, T -W. AC. Per Z1driven. art. 31,900.00. Cleo. T12 lon, very dun PS.P8, rod. now, iperfor. st.N6.00, 1997 Chun 1A "L grew AC. tin, settpain M -r cooled, allift flows wss. $5.465.00. Cal 576-rAW 1M4 FOM LII. 32 L. Mil, endpiFe aFui �kft M ON em Too WAW � wis to oncertum. 905- 967-0605. Oft docked. IN Sidi. ht- 1BM rIMIMC Awe WOW toned, road/ w go. $500. d.. $4.996.. 194 WAm Phale OK 5p-. (705) 799- Mdb. 219.000 d.; $2.86.. 5131. 1287 Sondra $1.196., Ism 1111111 ESR $L■MO - 1 twwt, 2 -ala. FINAM Ors oMtPer CaWs.1 sm. 1964 LUw . N tars , -1 , F MOWS. thary ppiiWnoe SUM Ca11578 6772��� hate. 613-7301 or 426 079 Mor 6 PAIL PLvn horse boarding. ih- door Sana 60x120, only S 1MM M>N Tet" •152.000 ' Ird. cerlNisd, Id power p &- koalas. Rideayhow. as alhrtlya cyto the fine. Dally tumost. $25g+ GST 9654392. -ai-iino .x1,604 666 a2 b mapakc., . dm to a1 A-eeMleL pdihtll HN Fad Tam, deal stew males a females, reo ppm �, auto. 3.OL, 6 cyl. 82706. Icon 723-M 6 miashots. bean after p' guar~adlipped, SSW a sm cam _ aosL sp/dNssdiplrl jp kNdt- 2 n► 1 905-6"17. 4116p.m.-49 1967 1010 Usable T-type, $Now. /t11M1 37SOJINdr On. AWL NGVN*W ISL 3600 6*m. all WNM GoodTINIMrEM liBllEl$ criers condition. Cal 9*466-6665. for sale registered German Shepherd and Ro11Iw* er 11097 TASALIES 124, rdmo poPPies. Paralts Alps ars- v6 wgme. atAC., whsle win UK* hMerfot. ted. Our dud 1hMip Liss So Sept. 259L Pbm pre- teary now Pam. A:bq SAWt p.m. as t. 576-0673 &W6 p.m. or 416 00m ame. SM so bdr AMI ' amked: bits- OAK SIP&Ift da0. blpld, 140.000 km. (WOO km. on OMorGWS-59. new empxhe complete ex- haust) AM �0�,,,� 10 11161 BINCK CENTURY LTD.. Yolwf) t ^ �" 430 -fully loaded. 3 3L. VS. 13DK occas ev, herd IM NAD TEMPO, in pod tlOndbOn. am" Mo or Iecl rpler Telepbale 4362177 TM NONDi% CMC Dx Cepa. Ma* *ower we"Im. tow dar0, rt. sFh I Basco. CwWad. Most aM $78M 0.0 o Cal (!05)61}03110 19113 OLDSMOBI E CUTLASS CIENk ale. pw. pl. puke. IIL &MOM asMlo. 132.000 km. NW be* int- tsNed AW" 39710. 905- 430.2503 loss sun Pm. Ye. can. abs. p1, pie. pnwNt soc•4l sYIM-. 4 -door, atpra, 90.000 of I kno. 312.900. Lie new. or* onww 905683- 3020. WE FlNANU EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, banbupft bad credit; no credit! 11 you work, you delle! Lots of pre- owned vehicles t0 choose from. SPECIAL FNIIANCE DEPARTMENT SHERDAN CHEW W7864MM N cmmmm UGN M. w sdF1Ay reaabw, all MM, mdu/i o Bic SPWM Wool. or. 2.51.7r allowAlIL 1700001(nes. EatsNa- rxlFdl- tion. 31750. al 1906)- W 0160.Otnw & SELLING YOUR CAR OR Sho7ECaSt it acrow Durham itq&VL i������ A clan at VU3-0707 or fax 579.4218 or rYaarble oN w. 434-2775. Awwhrero41r A a A AUTO- IN per $116 $10.000 Cash on the spot. Any CMWM w, ally year ar a -W§M. 24 lavers 7 Yrs. 30 Fhh sowtx. 90546 50M or 905-706-5234 ANT $CRAP Car or Tent wwahtrl . COmpapOMM er net. 438 7" (M)431- dr AUTONOW ES andawl tacks .arh%.11E-7h igdRfor scrap. Any ooFdlOa loam .11 -7 pelt Allo pFeh�ewY�pd. '711wFrk'87 caw or G11C Oehr•FlOjW CAN waI. ae117. CAME FSU CARM We boy too 1rMdelej. valrClee .ria Ile in fwtiM txlr moll Cal 427-2415 or came w 473 a&* St Eat. Ado at kURM AUTO SALES. La FN MM 111M or sewer, am 011EV IN Ion I wad 3w ft* and Mwdbr M god OWAMM iEngom &hammum r rat GII 9hate or& 05.71392. Mm 110 Jeep YJ seaff. to Lim vs. herd a soca UK cwtlad s5600.4b•. 98S2N3 1114 GN 1/2kA ON t3W.pp1lIm��hdu, 6 cyl.. w- csrmw CAN 570- 1" 34796 im FBM F-150. MADWARL at I& P1W. dD. I CO. per SW coy twee, MW'ML $13500. Cal N& 72611153, M Cady. 19161 304 TDM A w W*w Oar p WAIL Mawr day surep o - SAM 31S va, ace., bats ad m pod t. M- IM I - feel fisc Sits lee vw lskm w 1111. "a ■UK WV. lstmw sm 010. CA 1M1 vATAN Va Frey coded via err klsbL $1311 . eoNdMloa Cd to% 111M LMaion Val ori ION.. pS. pf~ arise CO", a spowW ddo- sloloytft I emm CSMM. v0. 110 Lr. b&%fter- spsed ado. Ilan. 40.Mo AkNk" wiaL 725 - II TAttea41TNr" 1679 MOM TOIL dialer M good ealtdMfoN, adras ilddhld ed. Cal 9054* 4M2 or 1105 43D-3825. 1998 MW RESORT 30 1L, Williams kit Jack's Lab, Apsley. ter -pipe wIM mm- 57>N1� ad shad, (906) Traeae 1093 ortso ler Itrdtop tenl trailer. swept 5. Wras Include: 1 yr oldwahlyNc haler, excdkid $4700. can (905)579-6270 Arrb PWto now, 2.2 Turbo, low man. ape sea running. Call 905- 579 6948. • NMI= 11998 CADOKM Dow -rider. and Trailer, 3Lm�M rcpwpyypCCoobra ilem drift. ooessorfes. $9.500. Cal 905 11 436-5133. Rer:redNOW TOYOTA 20 It. Motor home, nran 1, exoeft condition, 8, nal 905.623-2200. Bowvre. Farr - MASSEY FERGUMN 510 diesel combine. Ouiclk anaeh treaders. 4 -row narrow 8 14 ft shai0ke cut with pick-up real. Oversize fires. air Card.. bin ex lwrsfom. $10.000 Win- IMS31 11 Apnrwwwpo For Rod 1 a 2 bedrooms available an - cre Loraled 309 Cordova oshaw. No peb. PUM aft 905-579-23117. Aller Spm 1-NEDRDOM Apartment. sW ane emtranm. iron-sdrokw, sigh person. $55Wrnonm. Cal 905419-0658. 1-Ep100M apartmerd, guiw coal. N.E batlorr, grownO am. patio. ptrtig baby. vN ft ihdvad 55immone. Call 725-1750 1-BEON M baeraw >pmwrt Alan. Memory :a8- on, $550nrwrhNobrpp. pDiAqda ww sdiiodls. (N41Slrm�al-0t2l am t-aEOLLDOM aaemerd �ere�all ihdaelWe, 11800. Alco noon for writ PldorYq aft dose to G0. M anrrorrl- Cor Cal 406 -pro. M, OSNA A Extra tares 1 i 2 bedr x s). Largo bel - coy Building bn been order Few mwapwwht for t year now. ad is a very cow and dies. abie�sl11pertln0■� CkWod Avail" Otsoew 133 ad NoWeFh, 1st. Pksne 11o5-57ssbs4. _ 111 4111. FT. naMtw 3. be"=* eao ft M maw body ' S r Can. omm dryer. gns h@WK F/S. mor derrrppwn WAtay. $670. trafwar ll0v. Ip 48-1477. The ftiNltt LoCafon wflile Oab Court Whfty SpociosM Apw*w* LMiOa lick dod 70" At Door COM Mliult To Scleal9 O MTO401 Sglddl Calls 1-2-3 Bedrooms 906.668-7832 eMRaM (Moor SL) Lagl 24, 3 Imbl M tlaaN AJO CLEAN 2 bedroom ,.$$ meet apt. for quiet oar - pie. Parttflp i arc. No sn ek- Mo. no pets. $57umo. Inv 10. (905}4266633. AJAX - one bedroom apt. and rooms for runt. Dose b AN a IN 6*41906 AN exoepllorW addy d quiet dart 1 bed apl.. hum M. aM wck%ia. OShawa. (Nneridge Properties) Darren (905)-4267677. AYAMAKE 1t�lATE- LY, in Whitby Apt. bMlYg. spacious. carpeted. newly poinded. w11h balcony, dose to bus, stropping. all utNNles hhduded, /Nsvlast required. no pets, t bedroom $675, 2 bedroom, ST75. 3 bed- room S64D., Call 430 - BEAUTIFUL, Renovated 1 bedroom main float. separate eNrarrn. appllancWullMa included. Step: to BusAW $700. Oct.. 1.905-420.9556 MWf1T MEwLY fk01111 very -clean 2 bedroom base - mad apt. wldles0inoh. Creat crack a must. AN ildesiw $800 /mo. Available Immre- daMy.420-2185 MMMT. 2 -bedroom base- men apaMrwd In quiet Pick - home, all Mdusive, $700. oro pet/srwokip. flef- erohces. tstAtat. CSN 639- 7976. CENTRAL OSHAWA Refuebtshed one and two bedxooem, in- door pad oeuraf ai fro m 5660 per E CEN E MANAGEMENT INC. (905) 728-2360 ll0 4132-2705 1 -balloon apts n socard Moor d lrorhhL Cakak bawd. dap w so awaosrm�rmhpm somis b $Mico Poo FAR -smoker. awNae(e lmpwe=dW* pis hydra. iGM fie -3011 days, or 618-41l one. and weal-hrti. COUNTRY APaR11EMT sWarM'ble inrmeehawy. 2-eea- roan- 20 WAM northeset d dam °ma location, ihefea C MT Sd*q b Nue dry. 1 b•buom wdo ord b OWNS ML lot i b-, wtrew- R idyll tato LROO OW 436 or DoWe 4,>s IW. COelt(LCE. Bacthdor aw- FwwC Fhat was s -elver wel- eo-d. sw eme i-wndl�w• If. FAM. stove pnMade ea► wawce, d41Nlss 8- drds0 wwM. bMm. 406-21135 ENCELLIEST aft tic.. � 8800/-o as 2N6 416 452- 62n �wkILAYE 2 kewdproolaFro i as drip c, w MNAN and Mroe-. am is for No wow took (19M).am �sm Circuit we" peeal M aperwNeFL Va mAbOhM M 80 and ori. tons SLA)Iftm bod. oft fill 4wdny fforava Mo in apealFfoeL bw Int low nee/ kdonmA pose t of -& A&W 1 bftvom apersere- Loy-76QSAwOtkNJ- MmM ty Corp. 72>-12M. tip bw *APO" a Bost. Ort. Floe Bra ph�1063 caw Od. wtlMeW.1& (!M) Clad -2354 M APii. - 2 ab / Ildneew apo, same S. of Msel awl b�. MM 4 $5500omery "Carma. 111 on p►3�tA1A61ddold1ug�aw6 b. co w a- twomm�ws 0063766340 (-�iasytge)- M-. tanks$ 0111" case wlde4 NNI sNwlkr, coo 2 aEsaalM Aulgb mapakc., . dm to a1 A-eeMleL pdihtll C11aIh OM - I 8-d 9s co *AiuL ISM. poll4W 1Npa1F. al 5764Q. 6-5 4W Pit. dW M UMVa 1-BpW kes-M _ aosL sp/dNssdiplrl jp kNdt- 2 n► 1 to a a ommirL MMeM cast, N1N rad F t�SA Ola 1. $61. $Now. /t11M1 37SOJINdr On. AWL NGVN*W ISL 661.4150 420017/ IV -s772. M1 CeMaM 2ldrla M PaIb1aM[ iMlrL 131 bar Ma LMR illi 13rA& Pao- (AMM 01111101 one badwow banNrnl apt. $cap. 0*N , M for wore ido. d ARer I 6L. Neo wb dsob, Clea to am plaiar is rgMt 44Iw._ __423- M, 4*01117, amp molloW 576-2977 00m ame. SM so bdr AMI ' amked: bits- OAK SIP&Ift da0. blpld, AriUlw kawaselely as. Rd3wnp3. NO *KkW 4 W or pbm.s at col swow oro Mee am. '8gaoft at- aneNAkw 0: LAMBS of Lbedroom bne- nor 4741 Pit rflM9a (606) briOlt $$prat a -colla, olldwal st wap aparlNf1111, myAM sop bftm 2- w 4 appliances, fn Swhbbr. no �, ONNt 8-1 sawAaNA01t r": comce, WrdOr1. fro/ Cake k -id Naeenba 3650 Mt1ur $fa trod, 434-6121 a $N&. 307E IA91OL Ib pals. Non smoker. WIN opYMov 710-7337. 1.693-1356 AJAI NO IAWfw b lmM AMI• Wa&wy. ova d Nwys, 2-beaoow ol 81. ONAFL AI WAk*w 4- 3'P-"'11"'°1.M�' pa�wgM�pet"t ' X00 == 403 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 a 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parldnp. ■i FALNY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. - SUN. 12 NOON - 5 P.M. (US) 6U -SM SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, rid 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES - • AN Uta. hlcluded • In - House Supt. 8 Maine. Rental Office: Mon - Fre gam - s pm Set i Sul Illow 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY i3 MANAaiMENT 903-9579-16=6 - OCr01EIt 1$T - Bright sp•- Ma 1 bedro 11620 a• 8- clrelWo. Dltcoo- an 1st mom No bur wrI ends Itov! Naw an aahwAn 723 - ism. NMMAM.E M-e01MF. Od.1 or Nov 1 - la 2 bei loom Scab:. New Mang, 350 Maines. oamm star"" $505/Fanth AO irdhr ' . No pts. Call ( 906) 576.6724. ow vENROor b lwhwd apartment, avaYNle October 11. 84150 morin fwdded No 3mocift 4Uwe /•tL (006) 428- 3Pac1 wd -air tired 2 bedroom aptl kAN. at 000 and 411 Clew St. some wah we8dn ch- ew. pelt Pfmldd. Clove to $$BoolesboppiFg cw IN. Go Siaow. UJMM Mcw/- d ra 771116 i PKM#■t. coat shore. IpecAlm 1-bedrper beee- -e- apt.. $operate enema. tis ramie, $55wmonrm brio- on. Shoo tomak weleohre. (1105) pt -1$662 PCR hoar MW apertrdend.:$pante W lisma. woaad, no pts. r11 - Von" fk~ pet sMgll wdr wskvnr. $ OWWAIM W duan.. (905)50!-taos BIN= MORTN Oakmns dean W M 2 kedroom in 5- Pow Sodom � - ' - one and awONW 3850^"°. (905) 725.4524 saol licit St., pay 1 - bedroom parer door war WrhNy raw bus oft carr sdroot. df"PWg, 846W ONO Mdwdon Twat. Now 9054"Oa a§MM1A -2 keaoe- ap'L ori A&W 1 bftvom apersere- 1 teNt 00, Lars Cos w wi yyeewL $IOct-M Real- M buddin . umn mespoad. sm ty Corp. 72>-12M. tip bw *APO" a Bost. Ort. Floe Bra eeMBMM11 CE =hL- 116811- bob w Now 1., 0§16146. #am aIanllrs- qhs to Va b�. MM Al MEM LAM, done, 2 som �OMWA;w, hc41Mu, Cer w air, 315 keep a1K ►+SUM M Its a d 420-2220 3w RaleraFosL No pow snNKT4 Ano. Oct 181. 1'Y MMaMR CW ME 1 491, 3- (wt 475 Mpslre, MI&M MM kits$ -a- Apt, teeerY room, riles both arraiAMt 17§6.VftktyeARr?o.K* Oct I -e-144. 113 00188 ad 1 4PACL0M 2. Oma Lbdgae 3,liftAtwAc M. raps aaNa1A Lingl be4g 1-&* era§ MONJ=d tlsuadly $:Mi# roow aOerbFa- Cws. MI- § MerM d bmwAaW t Uwft OCCISL t 31125 a kyfrl. 433-M& lltdry 00 w�ca kWA. /fWp�Call"�006°d §§3.177§. slams Modb-w.. sp6Mp-1IN bonds os�>N§Or er.140 Oct I.mm 3VAL aY at7264M bKV� dre cam Mee am. '8gaoft at- traNea' MMy' soon I*- b tdod'd M4MwM dWOGWL §aMRIv 2 bite lot wNL faMi Tow CaN-brae- adw I§ls►w1.; Olmm I3sn %r . iq no 2 -Mw mom ave a 2- .0* 106.391-nog,�20e LV ~d}Tm�A 11 Md- MCN� bw an 1sLap M1%-hWAL 16 110-10M hmm@ tK k fla - "00.81 iNdre aMeNo r 14fa81000n (rM 15. PWA3t-7122 aft $pill now WL. $SminoNal WW FLC�1 sen i sedtM 2 (MSN lite tadldn o polo, rnbr, pits, N3N Iedleo- WAIN valor Apt- In how CAN 2 BMR sNtaber. CAN 729-NeeMK i ArepM Ort 1 $750 Odaft PN*4 (9351770-0757 wIM1eY• d@W specious, 3- -_ ammo O a tii1AM, 1nigM t>a2 uapp'r OkeL 1 MAkeew bedroom aplfYNMM, ssNa1sN, a rM�lpr *ANY d. =abs= podo. Sm vitoodon 40.. haft go I app wWque. 4164100. 1ML f§Oe• MWM Was ds btao3-, a��y' PK F Woe 1 . . 11w apt., Nar 1:0. od� ff" � 5050 110,104 inclusio. 7-1 7. 1min 11dt M PO M. Large NrdNn bn*WAK 1-bdmomol Ohrdry, 1141p'WrkYLo 1110111 1-I111 bass-mai, ria -n in 6o. N 30pifAM elNrallc3, air 1011_ C. Owplan, t0llokw, 1p peO, dM., Od.1, X164125§ YLt11l woober. no Pell. Draw • i>Z U N N. A o ft In - C$aM�§S wil . r 11Nerd ► 1 awn boa (tlerle WHITES RO.a CLEAN, N, nodh Oshawa. 2 -bed- HWY. 11112, room townhouse. Finished basement, new carpet, hard - 11/2 bed.bsmt., wood floors. fresh paint, pod. Utilities, Sep. eNt-, Avail] immediately. $890 all inclusive, ISVUSI 436.6714 4 piece balk, Mdge Owner rgbrkig. Call 905- /StOVe, Oct. 1, SPACIOUS 3 bedroom torm- houses. Well maintained fam- $450, ItY complex Freshly decont- non smoker. ed . 4 DDK . all utilities Park - 420 -30411. ing, close to schools, all amenities OcUNov. 1 occu- WHY rent when you can own Dante 122 Colborne St E Oshawa ADD! 434-3972. your own home for less than (90503-5503 you punk?" Call Dave Hay- A BARGAIN... STILL RENT- lock Sales Rep Re/Max MG. No money down, rent to , S�immrt Realty (1991 Ltd. own. 2 and 3 bedroom tome 1905) 668-3800 or (90) 666- From $750 per month all in - 3211 dusivE Mimmum yearly in- century home. large panted come 525.000 Aurela Rasa- , 1 For PAW nu. (905) 728-9414 ext 201 a Rooms S - - A Absolute Affordable VMY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM $6651M!! 51000 GETS YOU STARTED!! Can Me" 1905)571-6275 14300-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep Sutton Grog Excel Realty t t BFPROOM 2-storev. U air. c ­Ka big ldf, gas beating. 5 appi No smokers/pets $1200 .1101 579-6860 3 BEDROOM semi available Pickering Town Centre area 14161444-7391 AJAX. 3 bedroom. 3 bOh. tkn- istted baseman. Aailable at - ter Oct Ism. $1150 elcfadh unities Jacgierym Tanner. safes Rep S5anon G Heritage Reality, Inc.. 905-619 9500 AVAILABLE October est. 4- BORM upper kvd. 2000sq.ft. $1100 .n101. 2 -bedroom basement. $ent COnt3t d. 5600 inclusive Dams Ma- gn Sutton Group Menage 631-9500 OSHAWA 810 a1 uby Deco- rated 3-tledroom. 2-saway. 3- timms, kriced backyart dose a ami, ,, 3 appliances. 39 larasted DIUR NM- mem- smokers noavailable Nov est $119= , 1svtw Must see- 905-M-2024 FARM. 50 Baa. wilt pond, 4 bdrm fireplace harsh kitch- en. 12 surf horse barn. Cou- fice/401/Ba:ekne arta. Only $1295 OW Avulabh ACI 30. (905) 725-1171 FRESHLY rernbgled low 4 appliances. glean q hardwood %M. - I I yid. parking Ce1Hra1 location. on bus route. dose to nrMa , CCMrr. $765 on uklown (modern gas furrgce) First/ bat. elk or No Pft ma- I- Cape pick Aval- Abk rrmediklry 57"191 OS LAWA East. 3-bWroom nam floor 6 appNarKa, puking. arc. gas heal. son - Smokers. no pets. $875.60% ubwAn IstAasl. can 905- 726-&711 PICKERNEG vllage, dgrm- ng older 2 storey. 3 -bed- room detached hhemht. lost stoopp at door. very citral S97S plus mobba. ktw Adm possession I905µ27-7452 1 for Mit AJAX, Clean room in 2 bed- room partially furnished base- ment apt . $350 inclusive. must se,. sloe facilities with 1 other No smokers/pets. 683-3669. AJAX, ROOM for rent near GO $325 month share all facilities with one other Non- smoking, avail immed Clean quiet home 686-7522. AJAX. FURNISHED room icor rent, in clean quiet home, own entrance. am, able & laundry facilities. shared bath Non- smoker. CA 686-72W Available ksm diategi Fur- mshed room in Pickering. wink cable. kitchen Wows. close to Pickering Generating Sta- tion. PTC. GO. $340/mo or 6/70 b -weekly 420-4318 LARGE ROOM in executive home. private bath. parking. working person preferred Pickering. near al amenities Avalabk anytime. 420-8376 LIrEMIM / BAYLY, large brant room. Use Of all taciht- aes. $360 per mash. cap 420-9320. LMNP00lAAYLY, urge furnished room in execulrve house share bttaNbaln. n daces Roundly. able. park - ft pod, no smoking. roer- erntes SlOWweek 937-1306 Slimed AoppmoodOw 5e, YR OLD ;hnstun Widow looking for someone of sml M background to share Reuse or townhouse Call (905) 837- 1113 Leave a message AJAX.WestseyAlwy.62 arca Large home to awe. Close to 60 & Tram S379tmor" M Wicklow Call 683.6092. CLEAR quiet house. Cabe. 1 t lung. Gundy tireplace. :dwood hours. ego. yard. kick. $400Imo. nail arry- him. hrsvkw Oshawa. Srm- caMlou{ad. AM -1947. UYEePOOI. i BAYLY laced basemerN ap * to GO and amel s. Nori-smoker, su Ile for quiet malu KklnO finale. $ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEP°PEMISER 21, 1997 -PAGE 27 500 500 630 630 910 910 Courtice $157,900. Bungalow 3 + 1 bedrooms, sunken livingroom, Roman tub, fireplace, central air conditioning, rec room, fenced yard, close to 401. 905-432-7054 4 • 1 cirri & Rated s •u OSHAWA 4 Months From Rent 111- 850 sq 2nd fir $550. 600 sq. main $500. 300 sq. h aaoss from Osh. Centre, 6DO 2nd ffr $500. 1.200 sq. b. 2nd floor 1.600 sq. N. main Call 434-2447 or 655.4132. PRIME RETAIL location at Gateway to Bowmamdlle Boo square feet in newly renovated Duildirg. f775 per mnth plus Hydro and gas Can (905) 263.8153 STORE FOR rem, 1500 sq h, Plus basement Good IoaGon. $695/morth+ utilities First/ last Call after 6pm ask for Alex. 728-0836 • Gareye & Ir i INDOOR/ OUTDOOR STORAGE Suitable for autos, bikes. campers or boats. Whilby (905) 706-9370 SECURE outside storage available for bWK. ftalim etc RelasonaW rales. North Osh me. Cal ager 6 p.m. 655- 1065 • 1 Florida R CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bedroom. townhouse. pool. PGNM. BBD. prrvate Yard. available now For into and to view phato:.905 - 579- 37411 11 for Soft PICKERING Village, charming older 2 -storey. 3 -bedroom de. tac hed !come. very central, bus stop at door, featuring 401(N heated 3 fear and e, compounds in w Hwy commercial permit ex- posure 66x151 lot, asking $179.000 (905)427-7452 • 1 ausirwas • 1 PenonaFs PRMTE Estate Sale - 3 bed- rt M' rooms. 1 1/2 storey, finished BODY SHOP, Oshawa. long SPOUSE CHEATING?? E.R. basement. large garage. new WNW" am detoraled � With sprit. Completely equip know.Psychic Answers you can W. guiet street. Reduced from ohm sDraY booth, air cont- know. Fisted 11 Police $129.000 to $124.000 Open pressor, frame .W ne. etc. 100.000. Cita. use us Calls House. Sat. Sun 12-4p. m. Lout only $1495. Also car lot confidential. 24/hrs $2 99/ 293 Ballard. Oshawa. Into. in Whitby.. good location 725- min, 18.. 1-900.451.4055. 1171 NURSERY SCHOOL "Success for over 20 ream" z Md 0i _ • For Pre J.K. - J.K. and S.K. children • Parents are welcome to drop in, observe or participate any time • 2, 3, 4 or 5 mornings Occasional 1 days available 831-9246 Qk (on Bayly between Liverpool & Whites Rd.) 905.725.9662. carallm quiet a!>, now parill sdhod, RICE LAKE- OPEN HOUSE ESTABLISHED HAIR SA- tot tub, mi nAts to beadles, LON for sake salon . tun Relocating Contractor's Wall'basement. great location. fertront Home For Sale or Buy today, start tomorrow Trade For Norte inDurlgm Owner rgbrkig. Call 905- Region 5 yr old Custom Built 726-9902, or anti Spm. Raised Bungalow on 100 It 905 !12-3029 Waterfront on Ria Lake, TMVEL AGENCY Wolf -m - Modern Open Concept Im- mala10ate S1 tabinhed bacon 'Wry staffed 65.000 & licensed. his tro" pro - 705) 9041254 vidw Rt""W guarantee for • Business 12 ro la d :150.000. Minn- WMfTBY - 4 bedroom. war. mem cab $72 000 Cal 1 - gas heal 4 yrs. old Extras. a00.668-1743 edI.M. ,00d ndghbowlood Main hoar laundry. Reduced . t Pertomah m6.9oo.. 679-a1,a WWTSY -oat Lpute: 3-brbm townhome compleley rew valad. &ager than nnri Ga - raw, pod. pug ani ergot 10 401/6o Tran. $119.900, km- nNdalt possesalorl. (905)985-4503. WMTBT, exec. Ilona. 4-tiol room 2-1R Dams, ceramic and haeewoaL CeauI I amulwal CLEAMVATER - 2 -bedroom m0- quiet a!>, now parill sdhod, bk (tanvly park). !waled pods. Go a -weekly, tdaneng No tot tub, mi nAts to beadles, paS/tmokM $1350 plug ubl sleeps 6 More xdormaeloan al (9051666-9263 Me$275 weekly 905-434-734 Cos., Sat.. Sum. 12 - 4. 3 b*mom, 4201337. kivesemati CLEARWATER.fumrshed mo - We$ heated pools. hot tub. NAMy. spAG" oft bed- lemnr:, mvnaes to elM Jar - � NHL Hockey. op. $625 has". For Foal. DoyMorse track. ndssrvs Oct 1st 116699 beadHr ad now Afrac- 52� tion. Clhleran mefoonhe Pho- tog anaww. $275 weekly Fu hme 1 m (90503-5503 w DHE bedroom corhdo for rent 154 Acres COUNTRY ME - for 1 week in kiaery resort. TREAT DOM AREA. scenic Acloss tie road ham Disney Whorled Steps 4 Fns shwMe rowo property with wumot to Disney worlid Includes Creek trout Wpm. 6 room s hit tubs. eetaetre century home. large panted 4646 bans. faro am loft can be R�Fbr severed. onMy $190.000 wa11- 11 Sake er Frank. W Frank Real Es- Clore 10 Schools am stWppiey. tate Ltd 576-4111 SURE OPPONTUNITYIIII Lofkv 4 -bedroom. 2 12-baea, tut- ly renovated as new. WMTBT. K. hose on Dom. ang. bulitiahk o tam- win 4 neewwroom applancesfovirrahousifis Sob MOD bedroom D dry DaO, baa a door. pro- krge lot. man ons. Ikeplaa, %ssional. non-smoking. in Oownn, good credit rating. S AfMES near Apsley Mdro. fumgted basement. altaded Ainot Cal. $00 $32.000)yr income to quality batons survelell. reforested garage S950+hsaf. after 5pm Francs 7253961, ATE Loft & base- _IMaNker Cololdwell Banker AMR pones. $14.980. $1.000 down.905) 1 ~ hment od. 116 b�em.' Phone. eek �'� 726-9414 � 1M a$� i. (613)00 Bift 332- M M able & laundry micksive 3125 wnknds. • EXCEPTIONAL LACKS AND GENTLEMEN Servnq Dumam Regan Ebgr ar•d Ckess Rete iYly�erW ditueliort In and Out EXOTIC MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 3 e'.al &.a' m 579-1501 GOODBODY S LADIES RT- NESS/BEAUTY SPA - Grand Ii!-op.nrw, 660.000 raga - UM Offenuhg lack-boxng. bommship, tamirl ham onuv. h1h- equipped gym. pMSomal-hauler. massage. nils. moble serAm avau- am Hap waled - 839-FITT (3466) HEAVENLY PSYCW S299 r min 18. 24 firs 1-90041- 3763 Day Horoscope 1-9110- 677.7770 $5.00 24 his HEAVENLY PSTCMC $2.99/mm, 18. 24 hours. 1-900-651.3743. DAILY HOROSCOPE 1-900.677- 7770 $5 00 24 nous central Alias location. $450/ - ABi0Le1ELT A am" am.WQEIIF#OMT COMBAT TY 6 ntorltlhg SwnOwwr you stare taldl 1stAu1 aegndaed. own 2.3. 0774 btdmom loner- 706-7803. w in � at $120,000. 905 - house rel � � Cewatmlbdmms app1�1 e . 427-M or 90S96S-3724. kq tram $59.900. Cauls lex less man real. Lime or no 2-MNe6M Condo an Lake 0 WI down. OAC. Co RICK boom_-­ W"AT Caldwell BWAW 2 hat haft. Pool • W"AT$38e5., SM DOWN. 5MMmo.. (905)726.9414 or Tor. amoiaNl, Rderalte andIN-er lot pH I905µ27-3601 d! skicheer )!OS►725 9662 salt sam0 beach. AsHkmg, mitt etrb hfBt, 12X55 aft a1111n I Bent Nest Mar Coboust 418.431-1555. 905-316.3386 S Neer Brick bmapi r wish buemem Vuhno. fNN serviced El1EU LAME20. ■ N* slaw, boor Odik- lol 70 IOL 0. 0� meq• me General HospsY Sept '01:110. Car AM eyel MAL 11 Reid nm co". Can alaaoe appL to see. Saalfice. 905- 1968. Placed by Derham CAS. &atlnday wishes horn Cos., Sat.. Sum. 12 - 4. 3 b*mom, 4201337. you him tits. wo to slave tax* mom, now Me" aw bill* history 1dkfU4 ar ho rock Iris K TRAILER ■ 6 siMrER with you lana as 1-705- MI Ish, hsksfwd basaWad PARK LTD - OW*N M. Mf 741.6476. CAG, t ANO look pale,. most MEROUS USED TRAILERS OffPAM A LOAM IS NOT sly. $181,900. (11W 427-9797 FOR SALE ON SITE. Racy 10 Mff MNeSfdL - Weve ward eYNaALOBI and Cottauge an move in , r I' " vm dKkk sd" and mon GREAT ENDtowbocarAL and IW fop year t. Nft 720• wralraM n k+Mb Co- vm 10 ae aaherlBMs. OF YEAR BUYS!! Cas or VMN 0711. Main am has Wge atm Nv �' 705-799 8?21. SHWAAM BIBLE, Ns, flood IV foan dnbu$ room, kill Mag !I .- does Ibuess worbma. P wee, r beta a 1 P on. Master has an suite. Lowe him - - to LMdsale of ro m ul Enoyl bam- lM Neff weswu ts. On - to. Exc* CAFITAL FNIAMCML. Cub in el music, movies, m• f lent for m*o mmt of barge 4Mrs. at premium takes for mantic eves 8 more. Aftrac- taahly conw $169,000. CalMasora. No lines or lees. NW? SM for yourself. Seeking 905 -886 -my. GI gam -%M. 416-336-6245. female with similar qualibesl I 111MIff A 011 1101100E OTFd= NO:RH OMTONS or Fkp Tim Buivin. Old Whitby $129,900. OffPAM A LOAM IS NOT interests in late 40•11/Mrly 50•s Wobp for honesty. hap- &eedroont Townliti0u8e Units. 2 storey 3 BR two. big eat in GNARAKMO. SOIE Per times and something Utilities Nlcluded couHry lutdlen. Hatdw>oo cowwIEi fBMNGE W6 more in her Nle. Oonl be shy. Stoney floors Pa out nut & 1111 lou ids, Das Heat melt win- RtOD FEES. TINHIB DOM R R AVD photo & phone 10. Rte: ole d 24, Oshawa otlp ft" i ciuded. Playgotrld Araa. meplroom clow,,, cirri M inn- t , can b W". ft" %* assist Am SUQGEiTEN TIMI YOU arNESTNIATE TIIONOUGN- Whitby This WmK P. 0. Bok Clore 10 Schools am stWppiey. Bnmdng. A gni dol wont LY 41 DOM LIN AS. Froal Ulft00. lap. Cal now Frahm. Hawes. NWM BMINBNI ANY //���� Cat !006.721-0980 m Group CIaSSK 130• CON11Y►&7B. , , ... 9SOoo - I.irwerie modelin PRIVATE 01 ONE ON ONE L.A. LINGERIE 1895 Clements fid. Utnit 125.1Mcke 19051 426-4 66 Thr vM . JI Yi 1Y1 •�Y•M, ,.......,. fry ..,...,. ,..,... R.+r,..^ • ru fry d:4J4nr.y Irv.J tin � M....�. r1L Ww.Ly Yw...•.. w. 41... M Lr.AMMti., . 11.•� rL I.... J Il.n. STRILCHUK, Peter - On Thursday, September 18, 1997 in his 84th year. Husband of the late Sarah 'Nellie' Massie. Father of Robert and his wife Jac- queline. Grandfather to Christopher, Sarah, and Leeanne. Friends Will be received at 'SCARBOR- OUGH CHAPEL' of McDougall & Brown, 2900 King. ston Road, (Just east of St. Clair Ave. E.) on Mon. day from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Special thanks to the staff at COU Scarborough General Hospital. lei 1 �:,�••,. S.4.'VDEMN MONL'1 ENT CO. LTD. ,,mcc 11372 To help celt6rate our 125th annilaerwry, T4C arc7wntdoct 11, 1997,off up to 5E� arii;wunt ors Cte;f, IR[tRorutf, Pickeririk Village Shou�rroorrs 32 Old Kirikstorz Rd. (905) 42'-4366.1(640) 461-0282 A New twist On The Datiq Score Wlw it comes to frlding Mr. Right, the classified ads can be a woman's best friend. Place an ad, and you chose who to meet from messages in your personal voice mailbox. Respond to an ad that intrigues You, and see what happens -- you could fund the man of your dreams. CFEpI OUT OIAt SIIC�l1 Y01lAS I�pi PAGES N " News Adverbs -:;,l lot Forget The News Classified DePL Phone operators are irallaMe for 1w con emy SOL 9.30 to 3..00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please can _ 683-0707 ,n IIIA • ADVERTISING CORRECTION In or Fel Fedion inert. incudsd a In llelrepsper this week Pleeee riot• the IDboNirl9 P1f n 4 and 5 - Work ceflnetliort cit waa m, prices stloflfd reed: Our Rey- $59.99, pips sites. Our Rey. $69.99. Also Desigrar iftsp* pinstripe SLAV aro akeieble in seleclled stores o* The ll -m ' g items tM'1 be ayes able Seplenlber 22, 1997: Paye M4&sport Big Easy OXlord shirt bonds Pages 28 and 29 -Nine Wiest, Ripley and Crochet styles stloes. Payee 30 and 31-CMual Cartel ion, Band! and Tropicana styles anide boos. Page, 32 -Work Camecion, Ash style wilds shoes Afro, in our Beauty Book Page 6 - Blush brush bonus will be avaiable Seplivinber 24,1997. kwdkerta* eke errors listed appeared in Our adveris- ng. We SWCW* Well &V inconverienoe or cordusion to our cu domefs. E ATO N'S 'PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1997 1 1 Improvsmtents : 1 Islprovanterube : 1 . ^'"— clibsuily 10 a -� . llwitq & Saorsgs . House Cleaning 'I'41 !I44 I Y IIi r+' I 1 Pairing A 1 j : 1 1 "°0—• : 1 1 Improvements Deconsfim MorwNi a storg. C befflm r------�-----� Chimney Sweeps 1 Prevent Chimney Fires 1 CLEAN SWEEPS 436-6409 1 Full insured Chimney Caps and screens VVIV Roorin9. 1 also available i c'Def"1° 1 caning I $59 95/ CARPET I Chin-l-ney sweep I � less $5.00 by using this � � on Expires Nov. 30/97 L1------ J INIO 25 yearsSTALLATexperienNSce, Osu.r ErSeteceist-iant,t e rspeairGoll 0 a N Duncan, Lase 3018 IN a bdwv — — — — 987-1799 or 987-1800 44=0 DOORS aR• US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 CARPENTRY Free estimates, rough and finish work, Call Bill 619.2930 J.P. HO'NF IMPROVEMENTS Basement leaks. renovations, trim. carpentry, drywall taping, painting, bathroorm. garages, finished basements. All work guaranteed - Free estimates can PWI 430-5873 Bathrooms - Kitchens Sauna - Spa - Bars Ceramic tiles - Carpet FREE ESTIMATES pgr: (416) 372-2643 cel: (416) 822-4264 licenced - Insured (srnca 19m) BASEMENT SPECIALIST MASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The one to call when your home needs Ki1Ct1en5. t)athr s. basements. ttlnces. Sundecks, pertirtg & plssler". No job a too big a too shoal. Calbday lir tree osomate. 905-839-4041 : 1 Ii•ndyttas HANDYMAN And dear" serines all work at flat rates. No job loo sinal 90S) 839.6989 and wallpapering Stucco ceibr�s General HISS Trylp quality work at }e 20!6 elf far Sen asps Call for a FREE Estimate 404-9669 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 815 MOVING SYSTEMS Big or small. IM or hourly tales fEMt0 AND OD - 11111011171111 DISCOU n. Resoentw Cornmercw Flee EslYrp-*s 14N* -853.7750 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anytAmg. arywhere, anytime. commeral l or residaNial. boxesarslableSer 8 mid north discoares. Free essmaes 571-0755 1-888491-6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates. seniors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved. *w sto" space available. ram. Call ( 1987-4437 or 1-W263.5836 Mom= MOVING Nbnnes Anartmatts. Oft - es. Appliances aryl Nano specassm Mow aefuae 1•a 1loren Durftscawift UCW'nl' ­ - -L fres Es- Lm4s EUMIG t service. Call 436-7795. • 1 Roolirg : urw.irg a stor.f. uosrp a suorgs A & C Rt x ii"NG, Shingling. all types of r,w,is. am and old, 'A orkmanship. Gs•r- anrced. 109E daeotbt to season. folly is- ,ured. Free estirases. Call Andrew at 0") 423-3794 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 SHINE Maid Service Specializing in quality not quantity Weekly, bi-weeky or 1 time 6i4 -o353 Insured 8 eanaded ONL Y ONE AL4ID SERVICF. /irsonulized C7euninX by Pfrtfrsslon al Maris 4040421 QrreldevJ 6 Insured .kr't'rrr Ourham 852 RABBIT W AN" WOR Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All occasions.Have My t ca n�Ernie 66R--493= :. 1 Manic Protessicnil Mususix Teacher has operrrgs for limited number of studems I WILL Tuan 0 YOUR NOME. PLEASE CALL CNRISTO/IER C110SSAM 683-1696 SAVE TIME, LET US SAVE YOU MONEY. Housecleaning made affordable. As Awk sr $4.91Mday, derewdiag on size. Top to bottom cleaning. So you can spend more time enjoying yourself. You Deserve it Cleaning services :Insured / Bonded Call soon, spaces limited. 420.7042 :a 1n :� 1 nn@ Wtdseep Lrdscapn REMOVAL i MAINTENANCE Seasoned Firewood Available CALL DAVE 83'11-705$ Party Srinice8 : Party Services CLOWN / MAGICIAN 1N • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905J 839-7057 897 A WAXING Free Consultation Clean Relar<urg Reasonable Furs Results Graduate of Edith Sem Call Fernandy at 831-4838 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. • • sesws W. uNMO • services,• Savviest Mobile Foot Care Affordable private services by a Registered Nouse trained in Advanced Foot Care. For More Information Call: Do.oly.c i0eea 5~60eo Lynda Donaghy, R. N. (905) 420-0457 SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with experience providing services lir Senior Citizens in our community. For more information Call 905-420-5114 HEART TO HEART Call Susan tit Karen Henry TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSING OR SERVICE IN '.CHIS SECTION PLEASE:r &j"CALL 707 k a Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You— To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-66248423. Anytime, day or night. ursTo respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. " FREE Personal Ai FREE Vellee Greeting $249 per minute. You must be 18 or older. Seth awae`en work with TiuchTiewe and Rotary phones. SNIOL.E 9MN1 W 22 r w' 122 a nets a man wM 10 eN3�wt, 01111 --- ft ILC dlntera and nice leap wastite O01( 197411E ria bandh. 16 yr old. 5'4, 140 R sir- dar wMre modw d two cour" Music. and he" 2sfair a n� tib who ten rads ma laugh am 12777 30 DOM 5'11-, *~ smobr*vft faces; non- employed eovrauc, car fans and much mon. 36 and seeldrig b' avdabl• Car fo%tnrrda kr0. SM 14457 TIE Pa lm mfal N r ab, 513 U2-, thin, trNlnelve fenhals wills :ss. 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Now the couple cially if you like the neighbourhood, your chil- has the perfect room to entertain family and dren like their school and it's close to all the friends." amenities. Next on to the kitchen where Dan and Joe After seeing their advertisement in this removed an island opening up the space so the home improvement section, the owners of the family of six could all eat together. Before the Pickering home featured in the two photos area was so crowded they couldn't all sit in the called GTA Interiors. kitchen at the same time. 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ID r <2 ZYLii L i n c o l n Alexander Sat., October Community -Centre and recreation roast, BBQ Join in for a Department and much ,pick up game Saturday, more. of basketball October 18th or floor hockey 1 to 4 p.m, Admission: Paulynn Park �- $1.00 at the H a u n t e d door. house, hay Also Oct. 3, 10 ride, pumpkin q's, and 17. patch, chit- ►' p dren's games, F R I D A Y bonfire and N I G H T marshmallow Y O U T H CENTRES Ages 6 to 12 • 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. Y Duffins Bay School R o I a n d" M i c h e n e r Public School ; W e s t n e y H e i g h t s Community School Lakeside Community centre Admission $2 at the door Bettergrad'es al''e�1fS1� Also Oct. 3, 10 a phone call away... and 17 In convenient after-school hours, PRE -TEEN using innovative materials DANCES developed by OXFORD'S own Grade 5 to 8 educators,our students learn P i c k e r i n g HOW TO SUCCEED! Recreation They become more confident Complex and discover that learning 7 to 10 p.m. can be fun! Better grades! 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