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Decisions, decisions...
Brandon Whitmore had to search through a on the weekend at Rosebank Park in south
veritable mountain of pumpkins for the per- Pickering. The event featured a host of fun
feet specimen during a community fair held activities for kids and families.
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Durham boards
brace for strike
The safety of students is top among
concerns of Durham school boards as
an illegal teachers' strike
looms in the province.
Mary Brown, communica-
tions manager for the
Durham Board of Education,
says the board hopes to keep
schools open in the event of a
strike.
"The plan at this point is
to keep schools open if at all
possible:" she says. But,
schools will be closed if there
teachers' federation representatives
Friday afternoon to discuss what will
happen if teachers across the
province carry out threats to
strike.
"We will be in communica-
tion with staff and parents at
an appropriate time, if neces-
sary;" says Mr. Andrews. But,
he hopes, "there may not
even be a strike"
If passed into law, Bill 160
would give the provincial
government the right to dic-
is "concern for the safety and GRANT tate class sizes, put uncerii-
well-being of the students...if ANDREWS fied instructors into the class -
there are too many students 'It would room, cut preparation time
to supervise safely" be illegal' for secondary school teach -
She says the decision to ers, lengthen the school year
close schools will be made by the and cut professional activity days.
board on an individual basis.
Ms. Brown also says buses will not
run and parents would be asked to
make alternate arrangements for their
children for the duration of the strike.
Grant Andrews, director of the
Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa-
rate School Board, is not prepared to
say whether any schools would remain
open to watch over children if teachers
walk out to protest Bill 160.
"If any strike action happens, it
would be illegal;' he says. "The board
cannot condone any illegal strike."
Mr. Andrews was to meet with
Durham water plant may be finished cheaper, sooner
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPORTER
A $93.7 -million water supply plant
under construction on the Ajax lakefront
could be finished six months sooner and
cost almost $700,000 less than estimated.
The savings result from reduced con-
struction costs and less GST, a Durham
Region works committee report notes.
Ajax Regional Councillor Roger Ander-
son, a member of Durham's works commit-
tee, calls the $700,000 savings "a nice
chunk of money".
Durham Region is building the plant to
supply 36 million gallons of drinking water
a day to Ajax and Pickering residents.
It could be finished in the spring of 1999
instead of the original completion date of
the fall of '99, the committee report states.
Work is ahead of schedule because there
have been no construction problems and no
major delays. "There weren't any major
surprises," Coun. Anderson says. "Every -
See PLANT/Page 3
At a huge teachers' rally at the
Oshawa Civic Auditorium last Thurs-
See TEACHERS/Page 4
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Around ham Rezion
Yule love it
Oshawa Santa
Claus Parade
preparations take off
OSHAWA — He doesn't make his
official stop in Oshawa for another
three months, but organizers
are already busy preparing
for Santa's preview visit.
A year ago, the future of the
Oshawa Santa Claus Parade
was in jeopardy. but the
commitment of local
residents has ensured
its survival.
"It's not going
too bad;" says Bruno
Gauweiler, co-chairmanof Q
the parade's organizing
committee.
The parade, which will
be held Saturday, Nov. 15.
already has more than a
dozen entries and "we're starting to
get some sponsorships;' says Mr.
Gauweiler, noting it costs about
$20.000 to stage the event.
This year's parade features a new
twist — it won't have any twists or
turns.
In previous years, the parade route
made a couple of turns as it left the
Oshawa Centre, went south through
downtown and then returned to the
mall.
But the route has been changed to
address safety concerns, says Mr.
Gauweiler.
The parade will now proceed in a
3.5 -kilometre straight line along
King Street from the Oshawa Centre
to Wilson Road. It's about one kilo-
metre shorter than previous parade
routes.
"More people seem happy with
it:' says Mr. Gauweiler.
"We're looking at it from the
safety aspect. Some of those 18 -
wheelers (trucks) have some blind _
spots when they turn corners and
they can't tell if kids are in certain
places."
This year's theme for the
parade is a "Frosty Christ-
mas;' and will feature Frosty
the Snowman.
A fund-raising
dance for the
parade, featuring
the Lincolnaires,
will he held Oct. 18
at the Oshawa Curling
Club, says Mr. Gauweiler.
Some volunteers are also
needed to help with the
parade, he says.
For more information on the
dance, or to volunteer to help the
parade, phone 728-1377.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
The bug stops here
Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond needs all vaccine clinic held last week to keep• the
the strength she can muster in her bid to annual bug at bay. Administering the shot is
regain the mayor's chair in that city on Nov. Tracey Stevenson of Para -Med Services. Flu
10. Mayor Diamond took advantage of a flu vaccine clinics are being held this month
Whitby won't push for hidden user fees: Mayor
BY CHRISTY CHASE
DURHAM STAFF
WHITBY — The Province is letting munici-
palities know some types of user fees aren't to
be used.
But Whitby wasn't considering using the for-
bidden fees anyway, says Mayor Tom Edwards.
However, he did say municipalities have to seri-
ously look at user fees as government grants
shrink and income from investment interest
diminishes.
Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Al
Leach has notified municipalities they cannot
charge user fees to other levels of local govern-
ment for conducting municipal elections or col-
lecting property taxes, can't charge vendors for
the cost of recycling or disposing of goods they
sell and can't charge developers for allocating
water and sewer capacity.
Children's camp in
dire straits
Camp Sharing, which provides summer
camping experiences for school -aged children,
needs help to survive.
Founder and camp chief William Magee
says Camp Sharing needs about $5,000 for the
camp in 1998 and more than $1,600 to pay for
outstanding accounts from this past summer's
session. He's applied for a registered charity
number.
Children from Grade 1 to 8 get one free
week of camping through Camp Sharing,
which asks for a donation from campers
towards food. The camp, located west of
Omemee, asks for donations of money and
materials to provide kids with a camping expe-
rience.
This was the first year the camp has been
short on donations, Mr. Magee says.
Problems over the summer included a
PC week's meat supply and half of the canoe pad-
"Soni municipalities have been talking
about charging upper tier governments and
school boards for the cost of running
local elections and collecting property
taxes," Mr. Leach said. 'That's inap-
propriate. There's only one taxpayer
and this type of fee would only pass
costs from one level of government to
another level that serves exactly the
same taxpayer."
But Mayor Edwards says the Town
has not yet considered such charges.
Other municipalities though have con-
sidered charging fees to the vendors of
alcoholic beverages or newspaper
firms for the cost of recycling
newsprint, Mr. Leach says.
Mayor Edwards says in an era of diminishing
provincial government grants, municipalities are
having to look at more and more user fees.
"We are compelled by the senior levels of
government to introduce these mea-
sures. The more senior levels of gov-
ernment diminish grants to us, the
more we're going to have to see these
things to make up for funds.
"I'm very grateful the bulk of resi-
dents understand this and accept this;'
he says.
'The concept of user fees is one
that does not lie easily with munici-
palities like Whitby. We would like to
maintain easy access."
There are user fees in Whitby for
use of municipal swimming pools, the
fitness facility at Whitby Civic Recre-
ation Centre and other recreational facilities, he
says.
TOM
EDWARDS
`Easy access'
dies being stolen.
Items needed for next summer include 16
new or used paddles and 10 life jackets.
Anyone interested in helping out is asked to
call Mr. Magee at 579-1198.
Brain injury problems
are purpose of meeting
planned in Oshawa
.OSHAWA — Barriers facing people with
traumatic brain injury is the focus of a confer-
ence being held in Oshawa in November.
Presented by the Head Injury Planning and
Advisory Group of Durham Region, it will
explore barriers, focus on solutions and bring
together people committed to overcoming the
problem.
It will be held Thursday Nov. 6, from 8 am.
until 4:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor
St. E. in Oshawa.
Among the guest speakers is former Cana -
than Football League standout Terry Evan-
shen.
Registration is $90. For information, phone
723-2732.
Whitby farmer sheds
trees for storage
WHITBY -- Council has approved a tree
farm owner's request to rezone part of his
property for storage sheds.
William Watson Investments Ltd. intends
to rezone seven acres of his land and build
mini -storage units on his property on Conlin
Road.
He owns 61 acres..
The land has been used as a tree farm for 15
years, planted with scotch pine. But a shift in -
the Christmas tree market has meant "negligi-
ble" revenues from the land, according to a
planning report.
The trees surrounding the area will act as a
buffer and screen the units from sight.
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Plant to come in under
budget, ahead of schedule
PLANT/From page 1
thing fell into place for them"
Operation of the new plant will
start in September of next year,
while demolition of an existing plant
and landscaping work will stretch
into 1999.
The plant is about 60 per cent fin-
ished, while laborers have complet-
ed three-quarters of the work on the
intake pipe that stretches almost two
kilometres out into Lake Ontario at a
depth of 60 feet.
The Region's finance committee
last Wednesday approved issuing
debentures, or borrowing, of up to
$36.5 million to help pay for the
plant, in addition to the $19 million
debentured last October.
Money needs to be debentured
because "we don't have $90 million
sitting around;'
Coun. Ander-
Dominion Securities, think interest
rates could go up early next year
because of strong economic growth.
"It is recommended that the
remaining borrowing requirements
be issued this fall to take advantage
of the attractive interest rates:"
finance staff say.
In addition to borrowing money,
the Region is financing the plant
with development charges, water
users payments, the sale of houses
near the plant, money from a reserve
fund and a provincial grant.
D u r h a m
Council will
deal with the
works and
finance reports
this Wednes-
day.
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Robbery suspect nabbed after botched heist
PICKERING — A 24 -
year -old Pickering man is
charged with robbery follow-
ing a botched heist at a local
convenience store early
Wednesday.
Durham Regional Police
said a man entered Beckers
Milk at 1298 Kingston Rd. just
after midnight, claimed he was
armed with a knife and
demanded cash.The would-be
bandit ran from the store
empty-handed after the clerk
refused to meet his demand.
The victim called 911 and a
suspect was captured by police
while fleeing the area minutes
later.
Scott William Fernic of Val-
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woman found Safe
'A Pickering woman reported her ex-husband on Saturday.
issing two days earlier was found ,His van that she'd been driving
fe yesterday in Toronto, was found abandoned on Hwy. 401
Durham Regional Police ani near Harmony Road in Oshawa
olunteer searchers had been look- around 5:20 p.m. Friday.
ng for Lou -Anne Carriere. 44, Police said Monday the woman A
ince she was reported missing by was found safe in Toronto.
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Documentary on
missing teens airing
again this week
`Lost Boys' have
been missing more
than two years
A documentary on the disappear-
ance of six teenage boys in the icy
waters of Lake Ontario two -and -a -
half years ago will he televised later
this month.
Vigil of Hope is described by pro-
ducer/director Vladimir Bondarenko
as a "gift- to the parents of the teens
and a -memorial to lost sons and a
tribute to courage in facing the
unknown."
Missing since March 17. 1995 and
presumed dead are Jay Boyle, Rob-
bie Rumbolt and Chad Smith, all of
Pickering, Danny Higgins of Ajax,
Michael Cummins of Oshawa, and
Jamie Lefebvre of Scarborough, for-
merly of Ajax.
They were last seen leaving a
friend's place with plans to head
down to the beach at Frenchman's
Bay in Pickering. It's believed they
took a 14 -foot imitation Boston
Whaler boat for a joy ride from a
marina at the bottom of Liverpool
Road.
A Vigil of Hope will be aired on
CBC Newsworld's Rough Cuts Sat-
urday. Oct. 18 at I p.m. and again at
9 p.m.
Teachers unions will let
public know.if strike called
TEACHERS/From page 1 participate in an illegal strike, Ms.
Brown says. "That's an area I would
day, Ontano Secondary School Teach not be free to talk about." She adds
ers' Federation vice-president Paul comment on that matter would have to
Inksetter said the public will "know come from the board.
ahead of time so they can make Neither Grant Yeo, director of the
arrangements" if a strike is planned public board, nor Ruth Ann Schedlich,
When asked if teachers would face chairman of the board, could be
any repercussions if they choose to reached for comment.
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Teens can overcome depression
A program being offered by The Youth Centre
could help teenagers bounce back from depres-
sion.
Overcoming Depression is for teens living
with the illness or at an increased risk of becom-
ing depressed.
Using an educational approach, participants
can learn more about depression and its impact
on their lives. Through discussions and self-
awareness activities, participants will gain sup-
port, develop new coping skills and become
aware of various community supports available.
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The free, I0 -week program is open to Ajax
and Pickering residents aged 15 to 19.
It's offered Thursdays from Oct. 16 to Dec.
18, from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360
Bayly St. W. (between Westney Road and Finley
Avenue) in Ajax.
Space is limited so you must register prior to
the course starting.
It's fully funded by the provincial Ministry of
Health.
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information or to register.
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Six shot outside Pickering dance
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
PICKERING - Detectives have no
motive and few leads after a pair of gun-
men stormed into a crowded hotel dance
hall and opened fire, wounding six young
people early Sunday.
Five of the victims were shot in the lee
and foot while a sixth suffered a hand
wound, Durham Regional Police said.
Police said two men - and possibly a
third - walked into the banquet hall dance
at the Robin Hood Inn after midnight and
moments later started shooting.
" I saw three guys come flying through
the front door in an awful hurry. They
pushed their way through five doormen
and within seconds shots were going off;'
said the manager of the hotel, who only
gave his first name, Doug.
He said the shooting spree lasted just a
few seconds as patrons and the gunmen
made a "mad dash" for the door.
Police said there were as many as 500
people in the hall at the time, however, the
manager disputed that estimate, saying
there were only about 120 people - "tops"
Detectives yesterday were still inter-
viewing victims and witnesses, but they
have received little information to go on,
Sergeant Jim Grimley said.
"It seems nobody saw anything. So far
the people who have been interviewed say
they were either looking the opposite way
or were in the washroom at the time;"
Sergeant Jim Grimley said.
Food bank
BY MARIANNE TAKAC
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PICKERING —A com
nity organization which h
those without may soon
without a home.
The current Kingston R
premises of the St. Paul's
the -Hill Community Food B
are slated to be demolished
make way for a new librar
East Woodlands Park just
of Rosebank Road. Const
tion of the library is expecte
begin sometime next spri
According to food bank o
niters, discussions with
Town about a new site h
been going on for two y
Just two victims remained at the scene
when officers and an ambulance arrived at
the 1999 Altona Rd. inn just before 12:45
a.m.
A 19 -year-old man was found outside
and a 17 -year-old girl was located inside,
both with gunshot wounds to their legs.
Officers were later called to Scarboronvh
Centenary Hospital after two more vic-
tims, men aged 18 and 20, showed up with
injuries. While police were there a 22-
ycar-old man also wounded in the gunfire
arrived.
The sixth victim, a 20 -year-old Ajax
woman whose foot was grazed by a bullet
causing a minor flesh wound, showed up
at 19 Division in Pickering at I p.m.
The other wounded - all were released
from hospital - are from Scarborough,
Toronto and East York.
Detective Keith Kritzer said he knows
of no incident or altercation which may
have sparked the shooting and added the
shooters probably did not target any per-
son in particular.
"It looks just like a random shooting...
There is a certain element out there, guys
who do this sort of stuff for no good rea-
son," he said.
Det. Kritzer said witnesses have given
conflicting descriptions of the suspects
and the manager said the three men who
burst in before the gunfire were black.
Doug the manager said the hall had
been rented out to an Oshawa disc jockey
who ran the dance.
Durham Regional Police suspect an inti- the Robin Hood Inn in Pickenng early
dentin which six victims were shot outside Sunday morning was a 'random shooting'.
"They came down the stairs and started
shooting and then they were gone. It all hap-
pened so fast;" said Doug. He added that the
same D.J. had rented the hall before without
incident.
"I've never seen a fight or any problems
here"
Anyone with information is asked to call
Durham Regional Police at 579-1520, exten-
sion 2565 or Crime Stoppers at 436 -TIPS.
feeding Ajax, Pickering needy
S without result. "We're not l000k- ing owned by the Town whit
ing for anything posh;' says St. the food bank is permitted t
mu- Paul's food bank chairman use without charge. It's an idea
.Ips Esther Lucas. "But we do need location because it's on a majo
be a great deal of space and we do transportation artery an
need parking" because there's plenty of park
oad St. Paul's food bank has ing.
on- been helping feed needy Ajax "We fear that if this matter i
ank and Pickering residents since not soon addressed we will en
to it was started in 1992. Last up in some remote industria
y at year more than 2,500 boxes of condo inaccessible to many o
A food were distributed to local the food bank clients." says Nis
nuc- families, providing sustenance Lucas.
J to to 8,500 people, many of them St. Paul's food bank woul
ng. children. like the Town to consider allow
or St. Paul's receives no fund- ing it to locate in the basemen
the ing from the Town or agencies area of the new library. At i.
ave such as the United Way. But its usually open two mornings
cars existing site is in an ofd build- week and would not interfere
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TUESDAY, OCT. 7
GENEALOGY: The Whitby -
Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of
the Ontario Genealogical Society
meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts
Resources Centre, 45 Queen St.,
Oshawa.
Guest speaker is Ruth Burkholder
of the Association for the Preserva-
tion of Ontario Land Registry Office
Documents. Everyone's welcome.
683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460
(Bessie).
EDUCATION STOREFRONT:
The Special Education Advisory
Committee of the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board presents its second annual
special education storefront featur-
ing displays by community organiza-
tions and services. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at
the Catholic Education Centre, 650
Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. Call 576-
6150 ext. 121 (Teresa) for more
information.
READING PROGRAM: Registra-
tion for volunteers for the William
Peak Co-operative Homes Reading
Circle, for children 4 to 12, is held
from 7 to 8 p.m. in the 2nd -floor
large activity room in the middle
building of the cooperative where the
daycare is located, at 1990 Whites
Rd. (at Finch Ave.)
The program runs every Tuesday
for about an hour from Oct. 14 to
April 28. Call 428-0573 (Debbie
McMullen) for more information on
the program.
QUILTERS: The Durham Trillium
Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at
the Rundle Park Community Centre,
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groups using the new facility:'
notes Nis. Lucas. Alternatively,
a donation of premises for the
food bank would also he wel-
come. About 3,5(X) square feet
on one level would be needed.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs says
that while its present location
was only provided to St. Paul's
as an interim solution, the Town
is willing to work with the food
bank to help find it a new home.
"We*re not about to put the
food bank out on the street. The
Town recognizes we do have a
social responsibility in the com-
munity," Mayor Arthurs
explains.
241 Park Rd. S., Oshawa.
Demonstrations on Chrismas
quilted baskets and specialty fram-
ing. Call 623-7892 (Joan Seaton), or
723-3340 (Karen Menzies) for infor-
mation.
LIFE: Ladies in Fellowship Evening
meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Bayfair Baptist Church, Hwy. 2 east
of Whites Rd., Pickering. Cost is $2
at the door.
Theme is Health and Healing for
Mind, Body and
Soul. Call 839-
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justice system
When does the public's right to know spill
over into harassment?
That's the difficult question posed in light of
public demonstrations in Oshawa over released
sex offenders living in communities.
This past Saturday, some members of the
Mary Street Community Association picketed
outside the home of a convicted sex offender.
The residents, who formed their association just
over a year ago as a response against growing
crime in their community, are angry at the man
who is living in their neighborhood and demand
he leave. Joe Marion, organizer of the protest,
was quoted in a newspaper as saying, "This is
like putting an alcoholic in charge of a bar."
While it's understandable the knowledge of a
sex offender living nearby would unnerve par-
ents, it's also a fact the man has done the time for
doing the crime and has been released from
prison. That's not to say there is no possibility of
another offence taking place in the future. Of
course, nobody can predict that. But surely the
stress caused by this protest and resultant public-
ity does nothing to help him get his life back
together. Does he not deserve a second chance'?
Doesn't any criminal deserve a second chance in
a society which does not have capital punishment
as part of its legal system? If a person is violat-
ing any conditions of his parole or release, he
will be arrested and charged by police. End of
story.
It's a sad and rather obvious fact that sex
offenders, both captured and practising their odi-
ous acts at the present time, exist in our society.
Parents would be better served to be vigilant of
their children's activities and to properly street -
proof their children so they won't be victims of
sexual predators. Children are taught little by
parents whose idea of justice is to hound a neigh-
bor into running away. And where is he supposed
to run to anyway? Ajax, Pickering, Whitby,
Clarington, Port Perry?
If any further protests are coming on the sub-
ject, they should be targeted at the justice system,
where change might be effected. Laws can be
strengthened but protesters must send the mes-
sage to politicians and ministers.
To respond to this editorial call Infosowre
Aieat 683-7040 and dial 5104
x: Ajax Pickering
mews Advertiser
Publisher: Tim Whittaker
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published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5
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A 91
v Letters to the editor
More class time won't fix education
To the editor:
Your Sept. 16 editorial, 'More time in the
class rates an X. presented several miscon-
ceptions. I am a highschool of teacher with 24
year% of experience in Ontario and I take my
job quite seriously.
Your statistics about the length of the
school year in Germany and Japan arc mis-
leading. The: average German high school
student spend% considerably less time in the
classroom than in Canada. While the
Ontario system of education is designed to
prepare students to be independent thinkers,
the German system prepares them to fit into
the economy. Most German students by the
age of 16 are involved in apprenticeship pro-
grams. Japanese students attend school on
Saturday, cleaning the building. Thus, it is
difficult to compare the two systems by the
number of days alone.
Your editorial assumes the recommenda-
tion for more time in the classroom is auto-
matically an improvement If quantity of
time is so important, I have several ques-
tions. Why not eliminate assemblies and
spats events? Why not extend the hours of
night school and summer school credit
classes to match those of regular day school
classes? After all, the students in all these
courses receive the same credit Why is the
Ministry of Education delermined to elimi-
nate the fifth year of high school?
It is net quantity of time that is critical,
but what goes on in that time. Your editorial
ignores this basic fact and seems intent on
ignoring teac tici% and what they have to say.
Would you tell a doctor that more time spent
on an operation would mean better surgery?
Extending the school year will not pro-
duce a great improvement in education in
Ontario. More could be accomplished by
examining what goes on in the classroom.
Not enough money is spent in the class-
room as a result of the massive cuts in edu-
cational funding. Ontario rank~ near the bot-
tom of the 10 provinces and 50 U.S. states in
spending per student. This makes the pur-
chase of expensive text hooks difficult.
You also seem to assume teachers are
angry merely over the extension of the
school year. Wrong. We are deeply con-
cerned about what goes on in the classroom
— the actual process of learning. We have
been subjected to numerous changes in the
way this is to be done with little consultation
and assistance. If you did a little more
research and listened to the other side of the
discussion on education, you might realize
that it is a lot more complex than the side
presented by the EIC and the ministry.
If we're to improve education in Ontario, .
we must lode at what is being done in the
classroom, not just how long students spend
in school. More could be accomplished by
examining the process of elation, such as
returning grammar to the curriculum, than
by extending the school year:
JOANNE KMGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief
STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor
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Healy needs
a little help
from his friends
Glenn Healy's regular -season debut
with the Toronto Maple Leafs was not
bad, but it certainly won't make the
Leafs' coaching staff lean in his direction
as the club's primary puck stopper.
The Pickering native turned Ajax resi-
dent was the choice of Leafs' coach Mike
Murphy to start Saturday's game against
the New York Islanders. All eyes were on
Healy in this one. The former New York
Rangers' goalie, who spent four years
there before coming to the lowly Leafs as
an off-season free agent, drew the starting
assignment after Toronto lost to the
Washington Capitals last Wednesday.
Incumbent netminder Felix Potvin was
anything but cat -like in that loss, which
prompted the switch to Healy for
Saturday's contest.
Healy fared better in his start than
Po (vin, but the net result was still the
same — the Leafs lost 3-0. As the con-
summate team player he is, Healy will he
more concerned about the Lcafs' second
loss in as many NHL games than losing
to his former Islanders' mates.
Healy has been as resilient over his
13 -season career a, the Leafs have been
wretched in recent years. He's run the
gamut in terms of the quality of teams
he's played for, reaching the pinnacle in
'94 with the Rangers' Stanley Cup victo-
ry. Healy knows the ups -and -downs of
NHL hockey and how to weather the bad
times. He and the Leafs will have to bat-
tle through what could be a long season
fraught with rookie mistakes and some
pretty rough nights along the way.
The Leafs were obviously looking for
Healy to hold the fort against the Isles
until the Buds' offence got going. The
problem was it never did.
Healy's goaltending performance was
not the main reason for Saturday's loss. A
woeful lack of scoring punch by the Leafs
was evident Saturday as it was last
Wedmesday...and likely will be in games
to come.
No goalie can win a hockey game if
his team doesn't score.
Al Rivett writes inow Tuesday mutation of
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National Family Week
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Committee of Adjustment
Oct. 9
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NtONDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1997
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Holiday Schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works
tr mergency Telephone Number is 19051 6834319
The Pickering Township Historical Society will hold
a general meeting on TLesday, October 14, 1997 at
the Pickering Recreation Complex. The evening will
be a discussion "A Shared Heritage, Heritage: Ajax
and Pickering" by William Parish, former mayor of
Ajax- The meeting will commence at 7:30 pro. and
will be followed by social time and light refreshments.
Admission is free and all are welcome to attend. For
more information call Tom Mohr at (905) 839-1212.
1997 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
CANDIDATE ELECnON SEMINAR
If you are interested in running for public office in the
upcoming 1997 Municipal Election, an information
session will be held with representatives of the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing to provide
an overview of the Municipal Elections Act. The
seminar will be held:
Wednesday, October 8, 1997
7:00 p.m. - Room 2007
Durham Board of Education Offices
400 Taunton Road East, Whitby
Those interested in seeking election to Town Council
or School Boards are encouraged to attend.
To register for this seminar, please contact Debbie
Kearns, Election Assistant at 420-4618, Monday to
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m.
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Pickering Fire Department
Know
When The Pickering Fire
Icpartment
TO ! O• to conjunction with
lJ • Fire Prevention Canada
React Fast Announces
to Fire Prevention Week
Fire! October 5 -11,1997
During Fire Prevention Week The Pickering
Firc Ihparitnent Welcomes People To Tour
Our Fire Stations Between 09:00 A.M. and
ur (X) PM If you are interested in arranging
rr'up tours contact the main headquarters at
t'M5) 839-80,)S
I-trc Stations are located at:
Hall #5 1616 Bayly Street
Hall #2 553 Kingston Road
Hall #6 1115 Finch Avenue
Visit our display at the- Pickering Town Centre
NOTICE OF MEETING
Official Plan Amendment Application 97-0011P
/coning By-law Amendmernf Application A 5197
Pickering Town Council will he considering the
above applications on Tuesday, October 14. 1997,
at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers.
x Recumr"en"jon Report prepared by the Planning
I h-partment will he available at the office of the Town
e "cele on and after (ktober K. 1997
I'w Town has concluded a Land Use and Design
k.••.,ew of the Rouge flill Library site and the
abutting two properties to the north (sec nap
hrinw ). to assist to the review of proposed
.,i ,iidmcnts to the Pickering District Plan and 7.oning
It'. law as they apply to the. -se lands The proposed
..: ondments would permit the lands to support a
Jrr range of uses than arc currently pe...utted.
'I hese new uses include residential, retailing of
K,w,d% and services, office". restaurants.
community. cultural, recreational and special
purpose usry. As "ell, specific zoning provisions
would ensure that the design of new buildings
achieve desired urban design objectives for these
lands.
Fall '97
Leisure Programs!
Are you interested in Leisure Workshops/Programs?
The Department of Culture and Recreation has
something for YOU
Program:
Dates:
r
Country Craft Workshops
Various: Oct. 11 -Nov. 30/97 Ali
Folkart Seminars
Nov. 1 and Nov. 29/97
Stained Glass Workshop
Oct. 20/97
Watercolor Workshops Nov. 8 and Dec. 6/97
Indian Cooking - Advanced Starts: Oct. 30/97 (5 wks.)
111 Karate
Continuous Registration
1 Taekwon Do
Continuous Registration
For more information, please call the
Department Culture and Recreation at 420-4621
Pickering Concert Band
invites you to their
Family Spooktacular Concert
Sunday, October 26 - 2:00 p.m.
Kahn Auction Barn
2699 Brock Rd. N., Pickering
(between Finch & Taunton Rd.)
Council may either approve the apphcauons as
initiated, approve thrin with wch modifications as
Staff may have recommended, as Council deems
expedient, retuse the applications, or adjourn
consideration of them to a later date
If you or your agent wish to address Council with
respect to this matter please register with the Town
Clerk by October 10, 1997.
Bruce Taylor. ACMT, CMM
Town Clerk
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9:00-4:30 p.m.
The Durham Regional Police invite
children with physical disabilities to join
in the fun.
For registration information please call
the Pickering Recreation Complex at
831-1711 or 683-6582,
Spectators Welcome!
A great day is had by oil!
"rizes for best costumes!
Goody bags
Children's Activities - 1:00 p.m.
Hay & Pony rides
Face painting
Scare -Yourself -Silly Room
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Adults: $6.00 .,•
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VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES! It
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The Department of Culture and
Recreation is looking for K
interested individuals (15 years of fo .sww �/ �• t wle 4
age and older) who would like to msµ"'*"fmµ I tµ"h'i1
be a Town of Pickering Volunteer. ,�`� ,
If you would like to meet some
new friends, learn some new skills
or just have the time, we're
looking for you! Volunteers are
required to assist in the following �� • 11111111 �
areas: ill µ w M!N fa. I.ittr • Gale' Now alt Mite
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"esftMi�rgiutihuM�"
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individuals with Special Needs %IOMan Hr// 1 `�xfalBotlt //,�
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831-1711 or 683.6582. ,,,wcma&5ffn420-462(
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Pickering Sports
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Al Rivett, snorts writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser
Panther sniper one-man show in gritty -ties
By AL RivErr
SPORTS RGPORITR
PICKERING —The Pickering Panthers
scratched and clawed their way to a pair of
draws in Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League
play over the weekend.
The Panthers played to a 2-2 tic with the
Markham Waxcrs in Markham Friday night
and followed up with another 2-2 draw
against the Wellington Dukes at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
Sunday. The ties move the
Panthers' regular -season record
to 4-2-3 for I 1 points.
The Panthers are on the road
tonight. Tuesday, Oct. 7, for a game
against rival Oshawa Legionaires at the
Oshawa Civic Auditorium.
The Pickering juniors escaped with the
single points thanks to the offensive prowess
of centre George Triton, who provided all
the scoring in both games, and the goaltend-
ing of Joel Cameron, who started Friday's
game, and Devin Boyle, who was in net at
home Sunday. They kept the Panthers in the
games. despite shaky first periods in both
contests.
In Sunday's tilt, Triton's second of the
night with goalicnder Boyle on the bench
and 13 seconds on the clock enabled the
Panthers to pull even with Wellington. An
overtime trams tailed to determine a winner.
After lalling behind 2-0 to Wellington in
the opening frame, the Panthers regrouped
in the second stanza when Trif'on scored to
bring Pickering back to within one goal.
Boyle was rock solid between the pipes in
the second and third periods to keep the
Panthers in the game and alloH Tnfi>n to
scvir iiie equalizer in the waning seconds.
The Panthers outshot Wellington 37-26.
Meanwhile, in Markham Friday night,
Triton knotted the score at 2-2 with seven
minutes remaining in the contest.
The Panthers were also behind the eight
ball in the first period when they tell behind
2-0. Triton scored a shorthanded goal in the
middle frame, on a setup by detenceman
Chris Hunter, then netted the tying
marker in the third stanza.
The come -from -behind
draws were both a source of pride
and concern for Pickering first-
year head coach Rod McGillis.
"On a positive note our guys never quit
and they played through until the final
buzzer. There's always an air of confidence
that we can come back. Conversely, we
don't want to be spotting teams leads.
We're going to rectify that by having
stronger first periods"
McGillis had high praise for the work of
veteran centre Triton whose four -goal
effort on the weekend boosted his totals to
seven goals and five assists for 12 points in
seven games.
"George Triton is doing everything
we've asked of him. He's scoring and pro-
viding a lot of leadership and we need that
from him with the young team we have.
But, we've got to start having other players
step up and contribute. We can't rely on
one guy to do the scoring;' notes McGillis.
The Panthers will face their biggest
challenge of the young season this coming
weekend as they meet the undefeated
Wexford Raider. in a home-and-honic
.cries hasn't hcatcn h, k,u.!,•�
photo by Ron Pieftr6ro
Backfield in -mof o i n
A Whitby Henry Street High School
Hawks' ball carrier tries to find a hole in
the Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas'
defensive line during Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics senior foot- -
ball action at the Pickering school last
Thursday. In a battle of undefeated teams,
Henry Street prevailed 25-14.
in at least eight seasons.
"We're going to have our hands full,"
says McGillis. "it will be a good test for us
early in the season. If we can bring our top
game we can knock them off and we get two
kicks at the can "
']'he Panthers host the Raiders at the com-
plex on friday at 7:30 p.m. The teams play
the rematch at Scarborough Arena Gardens
Sunday night.
PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: The
Panthers will be without forward Rob
Dancey for a while with a strained leg mus-
cle...Former Panther torward Trevor
Grybowski is currently playing with the
University of Toronto Varsity Blues hockey
team.
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Science program in October or January.
The General Arts & Science program offers a full academic
curriculum plus career exploration, skills development and flexi-
ble programming. This well planned, post secondary program,
provides necessary credits for future studies and teaches students
employability skills that both employers and educators require.
Course dates:
October 27 - December 12, 1997
January 5 - April 24, 1998
Come to Durham College and get a head start on your
future.
For Information call Call nowt
today at 721-3111 Courses start on
ext 2269. October 27th.
Educating You for the Real World
1 Genitival Help
EARN UP TO $300 PER WEEK
P,? Door to door camazers
needed for registered enarl-
ba in your an Hours are 5-
9pm weaudars. Must be nut
in appearance. and Hourlypaa tam
n 1800.79175
EXPERIENCED hairstylist
waned for busy Salon in Our
nam Centre. Aw. Good wag-
es, Call (905)619-6057.
EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS
and Color Technicians want-
ed! We are Torah in down-
town Whitby . We am the place
to be! The Wild Flower Artistic
Hair Design. Chert - 430-
2113.
EXPERIENCED kitchen Ldp
and drivers needed. Apply m
person 21 . or alk{r e. Piz-
za Hut. 1780 Liverpool Rd.
(905) 839-0881
EXPERENCED Hair Stylist a
Nall Technician for A)om II
Flair Design.wlktpy Entine
Juke or Heanner 668-5000.
EXPERIENCED HAM Stylist.
deeded part time for expW
ng sea. excelled opportuni-
ty. call 723-6596 leave mes-
SW.
GIFT STORE requires sales-
P,
bme am put-
fkte. L11 a awiiaDk for
Aedblt hays cold weekends.
Drop resales b Kay's Enlace.
11 subbons St. Oshawa. No
phone alis per.
EI(PERIENCED Indy pe -V
carpet" needed immediate -
11 to creat kitchen, bathroom
and separate entrance in my
home. lidephme (905) 426-
4129
010AILAF11111 Com
swo*L requital. Fr-
War -
WA" mein 04*=-
MffGera" Nip
PART TME EXPERIENCED.
Seamstress, to do alterations
a repairs tot dry cleaners.
Resumes aoeepla0 only at
Jefferson Cleaners. Like Vis-
ta squall.
NON MOI%KERS NEEDED-
eam great money from home
Excellent pan -Dawe a
rnme.
Easy wort. No ep. nem-
sary, Sad sen -Addressed
Stamped -Envelope to: PO
Banc 210032. 501 Dundas St.
W Whtby One LIN 6X6
0 YOU arc rat making 5400/
week. call us. Oshawa Com -
Creeds to tang people.
Pay vanes with positim. Ask
Lor La" at 721-0299.
NASTY BOSS 10010M b work
individuals half 10 death how-
ever will pay W to $14.50 per
hr. Pura vacation also wred,
able. Over 18, an required.
Cad 571.3532.
OFFICE Qesakq sun w
quired. Cama position.
Matwgs only, en0aiere re-
qulrW. Fax resume 10 905-
839.1717.
OPPORTUNITY
TO
Advance at your
own pace for
progressive ad
company
representing
top name
franchises. Year
round. FuH time
only. call Paula
721-1411
awaimm 3 MCI a wok at
BTI Corral. IN reared
person or shelamt Pfmss sp
pry N Swcoe SL person S. l0O144slw. Coral
133
NOM IMFM, Mahn swd-
of Part floe
yypaaoartASlotls aalabla b arose 1
M M balloting , diA b
thea stab gaaMy. Call (906)
619991 bMwtn 1 and 6 b
artarhge an kNMvis
cam RE�St EOttOK blolkYq � TaMM
C1Wirsnt YVotlar
stills std tNckaded
No have a oplege
doom or a BA$9lAr Fax
review : 1-905.349.3517.
Succoum NKVIIW cob
thea SUM be IaoMM '
1 Gentrail ►iNp
STORE MANAGER eapen-
enc,d. turdworking. Cyrumic
leader for exr7atg ental store
in Dsnawa Fax (905) 426-
2159.
SUPER -DIET. Tale on Un -
warded Pounds a Inches.
LookGood i Fed Great.
100x Natural i Guarantied.
(905)571.5063.
TELEMARNETERS Needed.
Compary e■pandirg in Osha-
we arm On as roula. Call
MS) 201.1943.
WE NEED a full-time hairstyl-
ing instructor. Pm-
-are. Licensed wine 3 recent
years of exI r . Would
have attended bier d n t and
seminars regularly. To start
as soon as possible. Contact
Mrs. J. Vachon (905)576-
3558. Caner School or Hw-
styling Diploma would be ad-
rarragears.
1 ORS.
COST ANALYST - 2nd level
CGNCMA with 3 yens ex-
pedehhfl in nueela IMN ei.
ware n im, costing. account -
MS
W"Mr=
cant-
MSqophab-
MOAe4. Fax mesews to YtM-
km Persiv (905) 837.0627.
Ftiw lues to full Ilims. No be
b Mwork evsnl� mat
e worMkq
Yaoa4tdpew
of Quick Gooks
PRO. NRee Vkws. k1Y0B.
�vow* Is ietftinden
Reswma meet be Submitted
ctoa 7 BBM Woodgift
ain
Bbd: RlsomtComkts: For -
Estate Office.
Hr. wage + bonus
Far. 428.OUS or
Call Roger
4161-410.89®8
Cho
gonad eooNwridatlm oft
arca mpuw m and poG
deed ill the we a WkdOws.
M4.5dW&N%V EVILS
tbRs�
Fib OW P.O. 9:41111, �
wee LIN 715
CL M - baste boomapft
COOKOW a�4110
Hill olts 2
.Faxr 0%.WM
po a -w
1 sales
huE& I Aewirs
IMPORTER.'OISTRMUTOR Df
wailty phologratihic and opo -
Cal =seeks ema
nusi-
tit avdvr0uak for penearent
full ume sales posgnn For
CagraVEastarn Ontario arm.
Please submit resume and
salary Ckpeclabons to: Vision
Canada Ltd. 1755 Plummer
St., Unit 20. Pickering. On-
tario. UW 3St
Stoa•d
Heb
ESTAIRJSMFD PLUMBING
Company needs plumber to
start immediately. Must have
experience in new resiident6w
-amts. For mlormat on cad
436-5105
EXPERIENCED PETROLEUM
Mechanic, (Tokheim. Giltmr-
a. Wayne pumps and con -
Construction an asset.
Please Cal 1-905.342-5695.
FRAMIMG Carpenter requwed.
rebabk. with at Inst 3 yam
experience. Phone (905)242-
4432 after 6 p.m.
NW Service Technician re-
Wred for residential and iglu
coavavedal. Gas Fou 2 Lie.
reghlrea call (905Aa3-o3w
MO- 9441 Mrtlact m Re-
quires experteaW CNC
LATHE OPERATOILS, and
MANUAL BORING MILL OP-
ERATORS. Must be owl-
eeoed with Few controls.
TRUCK Other - D2 License.
must be siverieaced vis h us-
ing overland t, i and l rk-
Wa Top tabs and t new
W%.Fail resume b 905-
T 1
LUNGE eaRiG m OPUW
meedW Moodia". Wig be
W. Please all
'37-0860 to mall, W
l
PAMTEN 5 Yarn F. rl
mo
=Cal
M=
taIKQOfhaboh
Cal OeMs A Your Setvkx
(91151_126.2782 pager (416)
Fm new buM
On Prograsssiva
D!Na.
Tooln�on
kxr De
Cad and MalslBr
Cam.
Call Kevin at
435-5244
WELDER REatM® 10 1
for Oust' OF sAop in A
TIG elI iphc• a Mast
house to: 905428 -IM
®)PTEL
Established in 1995. Optel now employs
over 160 people in offices in Toronto and
Montreal offering business customers
significant savings on local line services as
well as an innovative long distance service
called Least Cost Rariny.T"r.
Optel Communications Corporation,
Canada's first alternative local telephone
company, is expanding into Pickering
and Ajax. To expand our market
presence we are looking for:
Sales Agents
You are a highly motivated, competitive
sales professional with a strong desire to
succeed and to earn an above average
income. Experience in centrex reselling,
long distance or interconnect sales
would be an asset.
To explore this exciting opportunity with
a fast growing telecommunications
leader, please fax your resume to: (416)
586-0642
Human Resources,
Optel Communications,
220 King St. West, Suite 500,
Toronto, Ontario MSH 1K4
EARN EXTRA $55
Men and woman with cars, trucks
or vans are required to deliver
telephone books in Oshawa, Whitby,
Ajax, Pickenng, Clarington,
Bowmanville, Port Hope and
Cobourg. MLLst be plus 18 years, be
available daylight hours and have car
:: sluance. Paid by contract, no deductions.
Please call (905) 720-0321
9am - 4pm Monday - Friday
Please do not call the
telephone company
51,
Pickering Town Centre
Requires
Cashiers
Dispensary Assistants
Full & Part time
Postal Clerks
Cosmeticians
Part time
Experience preferred for
all positions
Apply in person with Resume.
YMCA
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
IF YOU ARE 16 TO 24
OUT OF WORK AND NOT
ATTENDING SCHOOL
FULLTIME ...
CALL (905) 427-7670
OR DROP BY 1400 BAYLY Sr. MALL E
PICKERING
(beside the GO station)
.1 ►+aprr
M
DENTAL RECEPTNMMST 32
hourshveek Must be trwhdly.
hardworting, orgalftd lead
victual lvlh minimum 2 yeas
e wrier ca. Call 126-1215
DERTA. RECEPTWMT /
CWMW Dental Assistant is,
Cpm-yhes lordtrWdregwrW
Fill= submit reS11Rr b Filo
i 35, nd , , This; Week P.O.
461, Oshawa Ontario, LIN
71.5.
TIRE Equience Dental
Rs�ceptirA Cow -
1 a. Ilerleirm, Pickering
C hayla (9051663.5116.
• 1 DalMwd
liesping, part-time, ian
-,for bay I" WM 2regsquireded
reNck. Soda Roupmou t
�
References phase. Call
.1 Dat -111 tW
NANNY REOUMM, five out
must have own vehicle. (food
scMdde. Light house keep -
Much Rellerm a Rsland areae CA
619-0296.
Avisilidelts
DATC11111E N my how. warm
caring a educational e vim -
meK a Kelly 905420-"97 "a7Nwyn.
ECF Praidng lions daycare.
am"" rates, non-smoking
eaviromait. edurabolud lun
gplaayy for your child. SL James
5dtooUS. Ajax area. 619-
0561.
EXPERIENCED reliable. caring
dayam provider will look al-
ter your child (ren) in my
home, Brock Rd./ Hwy 12.
427-9439
LAKE DRIVEWAY and West-
. DaycareaMblis in my
hhadfihl
mt, Oa -2
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ENEItmpAgrats SkIMd NNpEff �dMd ►INP Shed HNP BMid FIMp 11 for Still�
DIRECT SALES
required for our Oshawa office by the Locator,
Canada's largest independent telephone di
rectory company, and a member of Profi
100's fastest growing companies.
If you ,have proven successful sales experi-
ence, especially in the direct sales market,
are highly motivated, energetic and are well
ispoken and groomed - we would like to hear
from you.
We offer an exceptional compensation pro-
gram, including base salary plus commission
and a comprehensive benefit package.
For interview, please call
1-888-262-5055
LOCATOR
OOfTQII%r dealer
recItings Sol" Rep to sell
Computer, Lan, Sees tit Service
products within the GTA- Salary,
comm., Cronus S benefits. Exp. a
must. Fax resume: CWP Solutions
906.477-sas9
• Oaf-AvsiKbla
LOVING MOTHER to care for
children in my home Educa-
tional a creative playtime.
Limned televttion. FWVOuue
are 420.2871.
MAPLE RIDGE HOME. Mother
6yrs expenence. fist aid/
CPR, non-smoking. no pets.
1epept5 all ages hot mays.
TLC. Afordable 837-2042
MOTHER with years of day-
care exxtieenence. ECE. fenced
&Troo
LC WtMes Rd. S What.
420-8675
PICKERING Beach / Rollo:
Lo" daycare 18 months to
12 years Oady outings
(forced backyard and putl
Craft. story Noemusic. mu -
media; maw & snack. First
Aid. C.P.R certified. Non -
s w mg rec pis 905-428-
PLAY Daycare. 6wks & up.
CPR. non-smolung envkron-
naem. home Cooked meals
and snacks Gam -bpm West-
ney Rdrrwy 1 Cab 683-2210.
RELIABLE babyswnuhg avat-
able in my Nome. Ferlad
yard. Nswchn/snacrs. indams
a up Close to Lord Elgin
Scholl. Can 905-619.3115.
RELIABLE Mom of 1, my
home. First Aid, smoke -tree.
Crafts. activities, nutritious
soutn�Caa 686 915�n
I Emp°ym•rn
wanaad
CLASS 'A' MECHANIC. Iwc 5
years) seeks employment 3
s Inoin-per
ups/
Rears Own tools Call Rob
571-7172
1 Froaood
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top
'ualkty seasoned ha'dwood
Servuht; Pickering AbW Wht-
bya d Oshawa
sFIREWOODaDUR
427-5278
FIREWOOD, excellerm very
bat quality hardwood, guar-
anteed extra long bme tufty
seasonea. ra a split. Honest
measurement, tree delivery,
Ko46 Meat Firewood 915-753-
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber a
Firewood Centre 4'18'x12'.
$60: 4'x8'xl6'. $65 Estadustod
1963 Days 705-277.3381,
Everirgs 905-434-6665. Free
delivery to Oshawa area.
on -=
FALL AM w■10 hNlsness-
Maanty dot6a wom for
Articin for
Eau saw
DINING ROOM beautiful 9
GeCe antique mahog",
Duncan Phyte. 52.450. Ma -
hog" Baby grand pond. like
new. $2.950 Baby grand
$1.950 (905) 780-0299
3 NECE oak bookcase. good
conihom. 5400 sdid pine du-
ng room rade plus 2 mars
$150 725-3614 mon. wed. IA
before 4pm toes & thur after
bpm
Al Pool Closing Special.
$129 all taxes & chemicals
included Limited time offer.
Pod Supplies and Cal
G.R.6 Maintenance 905.683-
64U
AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS.
wood/oll Chimney clearaw
and repairs. we supplyAnstil
rscmm and ops FREE
ATES 666-774, Name
manage
CARPETS - lots of carpel.
100% myk,rl, new stain re -
Nine Carpets on hind. I
win carpet 3 rooms. 5349
Price includes carpet, pre-
--.. pad. aper installa-
tion. tali delivery free nu-
nales (30 yards) Norman
686-2311
CARPETS SALE: Lots of car-
pets. 1 DO% nylon stun re-
lease. carpeh 3 roma 5339
(210 sq. yd.) Incudes carpet.
premium ped and rnstana-
ban. Free esbmales. Carpel
repairs Serving Durttan and
surram g area Sam 905-
CARPETS- early Christmas
Sae. new 100% Nylon. stash
st
muer wars -me. Call ad
save. carpel Starts &t $1.22/
aonndsSX_d
Repairs available. Customer
sabslaction guaranteed For
your Iran in-home estimate
CA Mike (905)431-4040 or
416)822-6226
CLEARANCE SALE Entre
Contents of w
OFF Paton. Mo-
mond Yams. reedks and ac-
cessories, proem books.
wool buts Port Perry 985-
2649.
COMMERCIAL BERKEL au-
tomatic slicer $2200 com-
436-892mercial
warg oven $2000:
COMPUTERS - LARGE se-
lection 466 systems complete
with monitors $299 - up. Pent -
mm board systems. 90 mhz, 1
GB drives ea. $595. Multime-
dia yyssleets Ind cu
nq moni-
tors s5739 up New ,50 .2-
PCRUM board systems, nNil
itmeda wain monilors. $1,095.
with fell watamy. New rooter
boards $35 : 697-3060. Exit
432 from 401. 164 Baseline E.
aro prwwlcy. Sia 10 tailor
DESKS, DRESSERS. bunk -
made, 7 dresses. 3 tops. 2
beds. Fbeds, apL fleeter, soh
Parts. $300. (905) 420-5956
bed. loveseat. ad mora. The
KEr■OIM FC:Wyfree ro
250
Fatture A
OBlry
nobaranor
k
DpenUKdeanrCj;Back Road ColleGJible and
both Jumped.
Motu sW
Wareham. of for dodos.
wn W a cetdbon. 619-
905-4262343.
coo with o rthga customer,
ETEF & NANX'S APPLUM-
UM AND CUBA. neutral'
ES Save mosey an OUAUTY
Deipe and browns &wad with
used appliances. 6 extra ra-
direct drive washers
goo
mwodtnm 5300, good camel
don: IsrNeoetDaN queen size
125, between 2.6 years old.
complelat $125:
Stoves, fridge, dryers and
4waterbed
20-6412
washers (full arid apt. sift
906 985 256e.
Ireezers. (upright and chest.`
Articles
362 trench St. oshava. open
filar Sam
Sunday! 905.432-7167.
IIARAOE door repairs, broken
FENDER STAGE 185 guitar
amplifier Excellent condilion
spdw. tames. rollers. open-
US irlstallea $49. New doors,$W.
Ryan 905.839-1016.
openers. 0"ity Plus Doors
FOUR PERSON Pot tub, in re -
4163360073
any good condition and work -
Jr TABLE SAW, At new.
$700. Moulded heavy do
40my bis for PN truck.
CAN after 600 pm. (416) 56fr
2249.
CAST NM Ad" Franklin
Stove $200 ob.c. Also 28 lace
bw oom vanity whin sink $70
a roti angor $him whh base
575. 509.2679.
Ingorder. Asking $1,500 or
tnest otter. (905) 263-4444.
FIND MRUG - SON garbage
Daps. Ige. fes bags. saran,
alum. toil. No ash o ay.
Mainy n-Sye. Spots teams.
schods, YOIM groups. Inc.
5794552. 10.8 weekdays or
Rem message.
I re"s I t�71 L04 I - - - - i W, A
Assemblers
Witfun our team mwonmerwL you will assemble parts elfaerdly and accorii to gaSOorner requiems and
safety glAdelinmmyou will also meet measure and report on aSsigrled KPrs, and report Wit Woble ms to senior
staff. A team player you possess strong dmdenty and visual skills as well as the ability to work in a fast -paced
erwomnent A demonstrated ability to work with small xsert+drcs K required while previous assembly
e)qienence with small parts is an asset.
Candidates for both positions are required to indicate their ability to work afternoons or nights. Please
send your resume. in corificience. to: Bruce Watson, Human Resources. Morn Mastics Ltd -
4 Cannon Court,Whith%Ontario LIN SV1 Fax: (90S) 430-I60S We thank all who opply, but
Only allose under consideration will be contacted. No phone calls pkose.
FULL TIME
CLASS A TECHNICIAN
Honda experience a must.
Please send resume to:
WHITBY OSHAWA HONDA
1110 Dundas St. E.
Whitby, Ont. L1 N 2K2
1 Artrcln for
sal
PROPANE STOVE - excellent
Conditwn 4 -burner and ~
Asking $110 obo. Can Aa 12
p m 432-3587
FUR COAT, beautiful. Mack /
brown. silvertp. tul Wgon
tax for Sue 7-9 Excelkm
cwomw 51500. Cal 905 -SW
5560.
GERIATRIC CHAIR (recnmg
whedchar). brand new (eked
719�t $1000 obo. 623-
..•r_ *'-'0' 'Wark
17570/13 snow ban on can-
na wheels $75 Par 20550115
Mw tires on cavalier Z24
aluminum wheels 1250 905-
837 2541 everanps
Moving Sale Sun Oct 5. 132
Lasalle. Oshawa $50 stereo
staod $100 dishwasher.
kitchen set with 4 edits.
rocker recliner, $100 stove.
Sota & chair. X-50 29' Hitachi
N $550 Kenmore stw1ung
washer a dryer 1 year used.
Call 720.0609 i leave mhes-
Sage
SHEDMAN - OuaLdy wooden
stens 8' x 8' Dam int tidy
5299 plus lax. Mary other
sizes and style available.
Also garages and Oaks. 761
McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering.
For more into. call 905-519,-
2M.
SPIRAL STAIRCASE, sled
and wood, perfect for heo tier
deck or cotage WfL Over
2.000 new. Asking SL.000 obo.
Also baut8ut boudoir Guise,
dustly lose. custom (wade,
fes.. >slcnpslcnp 2375. (906)
OAL"ME FLVANTUM.. The
NEW pieces of our Fail ie-ep
an getting Meir ltrdSh"
lout es and headirq 1w the
showroom Iloor..NEWtilling
roan sets. NEW bedroom
Settigs & NEW home office &
entertainment centers OR-
DER
e ters....OR-
DER now for tT�hapryntkgiv-
We are not a kt oul-
WE ARE THE FACTORY!
TRADITIONAL WOODWORK-
ING 905.985.8774.
UZ TICKETS, second row,
Centre Stage. best oda. 623 -
INS.
USED FRIDGE 5225. and up.
used stoves 5200 and up,
used washers 5250. dry-.-
$125
ryers$125 and up. New brand name
fridges. 16. C.l $605 . New
brand name 30' stoves 5449.
and up. New student bar fridg-
es 5 0. $225, Steptenson's
Appliances 227 Court St.,
OsiLawa, 5767448.
WATER, l you are concerned
rich the task. toed W look
of your woke we Ielp
an
can for udonnow -&351
or 606.0234 aft 5 p.m.
ANTIQUE MIRRORED hall
tree/berlth seal wanted. An-
bque or4sim and double bed
wanted Pwm a8 f renngs
(905) 655-5007.
CAR BED WANTED Must be
good condition Reasonable
prectd Ca 9115-723-0120,
5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Mon- - Thus.
CD's to sell? I'll pay top
dollar for your used sed
new CO's. Cal George at
435.1996.
FOLDING WIRE. Stackable
cvawws won a last 1 ggaaikt
drop. Approx. 42 cubic It Comf
W Abe. 683-5117
smowmabiles, Rv's,
bats & motors, am
lefrain .&Rues,
trailers. Auction to
take Place at
MacGregor Auction
Comm, 0owmaNville
905 -997 -
of 905.623-7969
. 1 Ara &
CrsNa
FOLK -ART CLASsEs avam-
aW N keels. spedalnrp in
beoWers. Nod classes
sfartu qo Otto 16, 1997.
SIrN Wortens abdmMr6odakd
For more Wormom please
cal (905) 5763947
A LADY JOTI IE 10YER.
ton 800 Chill, aper
city, 1Wss, sculpture AN
casNcadidenuaify assured.
416.447-33M
ANWM
cea4aar
SOME
11RN1 FOR EVERY-
OWE, A
www.dwhmncwft.com.
cwft.com.
Durham's Internet resowa
and play centre! Businesses
gel a custom designed on lie
webfor fust $1.00 per
day! 0(905) 438-9322
• I Lad&
found
FOUND, 2 tmis, 1 while and
tabby, female, 8 mornths old. 1
write a pray, feanak, spayed..
Or tree to a good Home, all
839--1822
• MI P'a" ppb"/
UNNIELLA COCKATOOS.
While. mak and female. ag-
es and acassmria. Call Keith
905-430.7469.
R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING
requires
20 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp. Clean abstract,
clean criminal search;
We offer a benefits package
and direct deposit
(905) 434-5110
• 1 uDPi+•I 19W Automoban
Bowring for Sal
5 Mph"H CLD purCt ed ma,e 1989 GMC .:mmy 2 -wheel
oast. 434-6651 onve. 4 3L. a. c. 55.000 or Desi
sail -P00 and Codapoo Pups of w. Cal 905.6111"13
or sale Vet checked, brat IM MERCURY Topaz, 4
snots. deworune0 Ready now. door. automatic. p s . pp a aV
Cal Lame 905365-0191 M curette. as a -'1750. can
PM$UD GOLDEN Re- 725-7078 soler bp.m
Inver pups. vel checked. fust 1998 COUGAR LS, fury, load -
shots, devrOmnred. Heady to go ed. a
low mileage. ANied.
October 108[ $400 Call 1- 54,000 or best offer. Tek -
705.924 -1213 plane 579-7226, call Jan at -
YORKSHIRE Terrier Puppies
Females. registered, macro -
at $$ shots. P1�guar-
~. �
906.686-4917
OSNAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc
Classes slartmg Monday, Oe-
loba 271h, puppy. basic. and
wow To Repakr cal Bun.
655.4002
ENGLISH Springer SpariN 2
male yuppie. 5 months.
champion hunting line. ex -
crow wimperamn, hum
QQua anteed. CKC registered.
5300 (905)263-1423
LHASA AM pups for sale.
Non -shedding, ran -allergic,
health gwrama. Vd nleeded.
House traning started. Pay-
ment tams ava"he. (705)
786-3124, leave message.
Aulamobds
11s
for
CREDIT PR0KM? On pthe
roman hrt aown C. Cats,
truck, ans. 1981 to 1991.
Auto Sao�M SVid South.L
SAMOshawa
Plate 905.720.3382.
ler 7 p m.
1915 GEO METRO, 4 dr. w
don. burgundy, air con. atnAm
cast., balance of factory war-
ranty, well maintained. Lady
driven.drn.Certified. Must Sell.
119100. Call 905-697-0226
leave message.
im OMC JIMMY, SLS. 4.3
hire 6 cyl.. Vortec engine,
power windows. bttk a1f cd
stereo. 62.000 kK., }'[3.600.
or take over lease. 434-912
1998 Pondw Swire: 2 door,
auto, air, low kms, dark peen
with tan interior. Immaculate.
one owner. Asking $12,&00.
Cal 905368-4434.
CEATICAR WILL NOT be w-
dersmN1 Brig he yaw Vidal
w Must We aro
m , tiding sod Mle to
dal. CMR ad IMp Kline
TV'
EF. New Arrivals.
Grand AM SE, white,
loaded. maps V-6, loaded
"
76.000 latus. now $N.995.
Z1 Grand AM SE. V6, load-
ed. 99,000 kms. Mack
59,495.. 1989 Grand Am SE,
loaded. 149.000 km, white.
$4.495. 19W Buick Lesabre
Rd. loaded, anily 124.000 kms.
steal 0 $6.9 . 1989 Dodge
Shadow, auto, only 69,000
karts. wow $5.295. 1991 Buick
Skylark. v-0, a,
r. maps. me-
Ulbc blue. 125.000 kms. Note
new. $6.995. Yes $6,995. 1994
Caravan, air, v3, only 50,000
kms. look. $11.995. 1989 Cara-
van. air, 4 cyl.. $2.000 kms.
now $5,550. 1991 Sunbid Le
convertible, loaded. V-6.
Greatly reduced WOOD kms.
mint. red. $9.500. 1992 Astro
LT, extended. loaded, 122.1x)0
Ions. perfect $11,595. 1990 Lu-
mna Euro. loaded. 121.000
kms. A-1, must sell. $6.445.
1990 Sunbord LE. coupe. 5
speed. maps. 102.000 kms.
red. stumng. only $5.795
1990 Caddy Fleetwood. load-
ed. champagne, beauty.
120.000 kms. mien, now
$9.995. 1989 Olds 88 R
loaded aro pMect.. a gat a
$4.550 1989 Corals, Mack
and silver. V-6. yr, only
$96.000 fill. ask $5.950. Cam
to Certicar Asto Contra. 155
King St. win at Midtowa
Will. Call 579-ZM Open
So".
1992 OLDS Cuum Ciera S
Fully Loaded 135000Kms
Excellent condition. $7500
cerW*d. Cal (905)-4343599.
Automobiles
wenkd
$75 to $7500 for scrap cars 8
trucks or any conliffon vehk-
On. 24hr prokS$JW l pick-
up- p1F- Towing. Rouge Valley5740 p Cas (Nss)
A A A AUTO- We pay SW
$10.000 Cash on the spot.
Arry condition, any yaw. Call
us anytime 2124 I . s- � dais,
30 owe. sernce. atu3s6-
50D3 or 905.7065234
ISM PONTIAC Sunbid LE. 4- ANY SCRAP Car or Trick
door. 4 -Cylinder. most sell. wanted complete or not.
asking $3500 cert' L or pest Top Cash pad Fra pick -
1 as IS ale. 9M-432-3064 U 74a Can (905,431-4333 or
It" FORD TAURUS GL All
Power PKG. A/C. 1 owner.
149000 km Asking $5000
Excellent condition. Call (905)
00' "17
1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL CXL 4
door. 5 speed. air condition -
dark dark blue. well main-
taued. very good stupe ut-
knor/extenior, 86.000 km.
579-1413
1993 FORD TEWO. Stan-
dard, White, 2 door, good con-
dition. 95000 km. certified.
Call 683-2822.
1951 HONOA CMC Lx, certi-
fied. 4 or. 5-spd. air con., ps.
pin. CD player. spoiler, reg"
maimenace performed.
129.000 km, while, one owner.
dean. 720-0356 or 433-4179.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
ION WOMAN
Qua1kyASSurA iKr IrLSpW0r
Mom Plosoa Ltd is o
You evil r^0 -W product to erhstxe speci6w. are met.
safe tic in drfmk� cmd8oa
As Is. $1200. Cal LIR
-wftn relevant docurrenta bon and provide start up
recognized leoder in the custom
approval of parts For production -You will also Pei rot "
mwk6rg &-mess.
final inspection and ca%ration of QC equiprnem and
condtion. sm extedor. PIS.
provide direction to 0drer ban nernbers Your college
As m resuh of o recency earned
certificate in Statistical Process Control is
coo with o rthga customer,
corripkinirterited by three years aTerience in an
194 TOYOTA CRESIDII as B
injection moulding and Quality Assurance
we current), offer ft
ereviro1 melt Highly i nowarted. you Possess proactive
282-4074.
Pnobie n so" abilities and strong inmtieracOve and
°MA1gopporternioes
communication skill 6rpeience with micrometres.
approx. 211.Ixi0lans. Asking
S4950. Cal 906.618-1946.
calipers and comptreem inducting the relaeed software used
906 985 256e.
in Quilty Asxrrurca is essential.
Assemblers
Witfun our team mwonmerwL you will assemble parts elfaerdly and accorii to gaSOorner requiems and
safety glAdelinmmyou will also meet measure and report on aSsigrled KPrs, and report Wit Woble ms to senior
staff. A team player you possess strong dmdenty and visual skills as well as the ability to work in a fast -paced
erwomnent A demonstrated ability to work with small xsert+drcs K required while previous assembly
e)qienence with small parts is an asset.
Candidates for both positions are required to indicate their ability to work afternoons or nights. Please
send your resume. in corificience. to: Bruce Watson, Human Resources. Morn Mastics Ltd -
4 Cannon Court,Whith%Ontario LIN SV1 Fax: (90S) 430-I60S We thank all who opply, but
Only allose under consideration will be contacted. No phone calls pkose.
FULL TIME
CLASS A TECHNICIAN
Honda experience a must.
Please send resume to:
WHITBY OSHAWA HONDA
1110 Dundas St. E.
Whitby, Ont. L1 N 2K2
1 Artrcln for
sal
PROPANE STOVE - excellent
Conditwn 4 -burner and ~
Asking $110 obo. Can Aa 12
p m 432-3587
FUR COAT, beautiful. Mack /
brown. silvertp. tul Wgon
tax for Sue 7-9 Excelkm
cwomw 51500. Cal 905 -SW
5560.
GERIATRIC CHAIR (recnmg
whedchar). brand new (eked
719�t $1000 obo. 623-
..•r_ *'-'0' 'Wark
17570/13 snow ban on can-
na wheels $75 Par 20550115
Mw tires on cavalier Z24
aluminum wheels 1250 905-
837 2541 everanps
Moving Sale Sun Oct 5. 132
Lasalle. Oshawa $50 stereo
staod $100 dishwasher.
kitchen set with 4 edits.
rocker recliner, $100 stove.
Sota & chair. X-50 29' Hitachi
N $550 Kenmore stw1ung
washer a dryer 1 year used.
Call 720.0609 i leave mhes-
Sage
SHEDMAN - OuaLdy wooden
stens 8' x 8' Dam int tidy
5299 plus lax. Mary other
sizes and style available.
Also garages and Oaks. 761
McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering.
For more into. call 905-519,-
2M.
SPIRAL STAIRCASE, sled
and wood, perfect for heo tier
deck or cotage WfL Over
2.000 new. Asking SL.000 obo.
Also baut8ut boudoir Guise,
dustly lose. custom (wade,
fes.. >slcnpslcnp 2375. (906)
OAL"ME FLVANTUM.. The
NEW pieces of our Fail ie-ep
an getting Meir ltrdSh"
lout es and headirq 1w the
showroom Iloor..NEWtilling
roan sets. NEW bedroom
Settigs & NEW home office &
entertainment centers OR-
DER
e ters....OR-
DER now for tT�hapryntkgiv-
We are not a kt oul-
WE ARE THE FACTORY!
TRADITIONAL WOODWORK-
ING 905.985.8774.
UZ TICKETS, second row,
Centre Stage. best oda. 623 -
INS.
USED FRIDGE 5225. and up.
used stoves 5200 and up,
used washers 5250. dry-.-
$125
ryers$125 and up. New brand name
fridges. 16. C.l $605 . New
brand name 30' stoves 5449.
and up. New student bar fridg-
es 5 0. $225, Steptenson's
Appliances 227 Court St.,
OsiLawa, 5767448.
WATER, l you are concerned
rich the task. toed W look
of your woke we Ielp
an
can for udonnow -&351
or 606.0234 aft 5 p.m.
ANTIQUE MIRRORED hall
tree/berlth seal wanted. An-
bque or4sim and double bed
wanted Pwm a8 f renngs
(905) 655-5007.
CAR BED WANTED Must be
good condition Reasonable
prectd Ca 9115-723-0120,
5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Mon- - Thus.
CD's to sell? I'll pay top
dollar for your used sed
new CO's. Cal George at
435.1996.
FOLDING WIRE. Stackable
cvawws won a last 1 ggaaikt
drop. Approx. 42 cubic It Comf
W Abe. 683-5117
smowmabiles, Rv's,
bats & motors, am
lefrain .&Rues,
trailers. Auction to
take Place at
MacGregor Auction
Comm, 0owmaNville
905 -997 -
of 905.623-7969
. 1 Ara &
CrsNa
FOLK -ART CLASsEs avam-
aW N keels. spedalnrp in
beoWers. Nod classes
sfartu qo Otto 16, 1997.
SIrN Wortens abdmMr6odakd
For more Wormom please
cal (905) 5763947
A LADY JOTI IE 10YER.
ton 800 Chill, aper
city, 1Wss, sculpture AN
casNcadidenuaify assured.
416.447-33M
ANWM
cea4aar
SOME
11RN1 FOR EVERY-
OWE, A
www.dwhmncwft.com.
cwft.com.
Durham's Internet resowa
and play centre! Businesses
gel a custom designed on lie
webfor fust $1.00 per
day! 0(905) 438-9322
• I Lad&
found
FOUND, 2 tmis, 1 while and
tabby, female, 8 mornths old. 1
write a pray, feanak, spayed..
Or tree to a good Home, all
839--1822
• MI P'a" ppb"/
UNNIELLA COCKATOOS.
While. mak and female. ag-
es and acassmria. Call Keith
905-430.7469.
R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING
requires
20 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp. Clean abstract,
clean criminal search;
We offer a benefits package
and direct deposit
(905) 434-5110
• 1 uDPi+•I 19W Automoban
Bowring for Sal
5 Mph"H CLD purCt ed ma,e 1989 GMC .:mmy 2 -wheel
oast. 434-6651 onve. 4 3L. a. c. 55.000 or Desi
sail -P00 and Codapoo Pups of w. Cal 905.6111"13
or sale Vet checked, brat IM MERCURY Topaz, 4
snots. deworune0 Ready now. door. automatic. p s . pp a aV
Cal Lame 905365-0191 M curette. as a -'1750. can
PM$UD GOLDEN Re- 725-7078 soler bp.m
Inver pups. vel checked. fust 1998 COUGAR LS, fury, load -
shots, devrOmnred. Heady to go ed. a
low mileage. ANied.
October 108[ $400 Call 1- 54,000 or best offer. Tek -
705.924 -1213 plane 579-7226, call Jan at -
YORKSHIRE Terrier Puppies
Females. registered, macro -
at $$ shots. P1�guar-
~. �
906.686-4917
OSNAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc
Classes slartmg Monday, Oe-
loba 271h, puppy. basic. and
wow To Repakr cal Bun.
655.4002
ENGLISH Springer SpariN 2
male yuppie. 5 months.
champion hunting line. ex -
crow wimperamn, hum
QQua anteed. CKC registered.
5300 (905)263-1423
LHASA AM pups for sale.
Non -shedding, ran -allergic,
health gwrama. Vd nleeded.
House traning started. Pay-
ment tams ava"he. (705)
786-3124, leave message.
Aulamobds
11s
for
CREDIT PR0KM? On pthe
roman hrt aown C. Cats,
truck, ans. 1981 to 1991.
Auto Sao�M SVid South.L
SAMOshawa
Plate 905.720.3382.
ler 7 p m.
1915 GEO METRO, 4 dr. w
don. burgundy, air con. atnAm
cast., balance of factory war-
ranty, well maintained. Lady
driven.drn.Certified. Must Sell.
119100. Call 905-697-0226
leave message.
im OMC JIMMY, SLS. 4.3
hire 6 cyl.. Vortec engine,
power windows. bttk a1f cd
stereo. 62.000 kK., }'[3.600.
or take over lease. 434-912
1998 Pondw Swire: 2 door,
auto, air, low kms, dark peen
with tan interior. Immaculate.
one owner. Asking $12,&00.
Cal 905368-4434.
CEATICAR WILL NOT be w-
dersmN1 Brig he yaw Vidal
w Must We aro
m , tiding sod Mle to
dal. CMR ad IMp Kline
TV'
EF. New Arrivals.
Grand AM SE, white,
loaded. maps V-6, loaded
"
76.000 latus. now $N.995.
Z1 Grand AM SE. V6, load-
ed. 99,000 kms. Mack
59,495.. 1989 Grand Am SE,
loaded. 149.000 km, white.
$4.495. 19W Buick Lesabre
Rd. loaded, anily 124.000 kms.
steal 0 $6.9 . 1989 Dodge
Shadow, auto, only 69,000
karts. wow $5.295. 1991 Buick
Skylark. v-0, a,
r. maps. me-
Ulbc blue. 125.000 kms. Note
new. $6.995. Yes $6,995. 1994
Caravan, air, v3, only 50,000
kms. look. $11.995. 1989 Cara-
van. air, 4 cyl.. $2.000 kms.
now $5,550. 1991 Sunbid Le
convertible, loaded. V-6.
Greatly reduced WOOD kms.
mint. red. $9.500. 1992 Astro
LT, extended. loaded, 122.1x)0
Ions. perfect $11,595. 1990 Lu-
mna Euro. loaded. 121.000
kms. A-1, must sell. $6.445.
1990 Sunbord LE. coupe. 5
speed. maps. 102.000 kms.
red. stumng. only $5.795
1990 Caddy Fleetwood. load-
ed. champagne, beauty.
120.000 kms. mien, now
$9.995. 1989 Olds 88 R
loaded aro pMect.. a gat a
$4.550 1989 Corals, Mack
and silver. V-6. yr, only
$96.000 fill. ask $5.950. Cam
to Certicar Asto Contra. 155
King St. win at Midtowa
Will. Call 579-ZM Open
So".
1992 OLDS Cuum Ciera S
Fully Loaded 135000Kms
Excellent condition. $7500
cerW*d. Cal (905)-4343599.
Automobiles
wenkd
$75 to $7500 for scrap cars 8
trucks or any conliffon vehk-
On. 24hr prokS$JW l pick-
up- p1F- Towing. Rouge Valley5740 p Cas (Nss)
A A A AUTO- We pay SW
$10.000 Cash on the spot.
Arry condition, any yaw. Call
us anytime 2124 I . s- � dais,
30 owe. sernce. atu3s6-
50D3 or 905.7065234
ISM PONTIAC Sunbid LE. 4- ANY SCRAP Car or Trick
door. 4 -Cylinder. most sell. wanted complete or not.
asking $3500 cert' L or pest Top Cash pad Fra pick -
1 as IS ale. 9M-432-3064 U 74a Can (905,431-4333 or
It" FORD TAURUS GL All
Power PKG. A/C. 1 owner.
149000 km Asking $5000
Excellent condition. Call (905)
00' "17
1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL CXL 4
door. 5 speed. air condition -
dark dark blue. well main-
taued. very good stupe ut-
knor/extenior, 86.000 km.
579-1413
1993 FORD TEWO. Stan-
dard, White, 2 door, good con-
dition. 95000 km. certified.
Call 683-2822.
1951 HONOA CMC Lx, certi-
fied. 4 or. 5-spd. air con., ps.
pin. CD player. spoiler, reg"
maimenace performed.
129.000 km, while, one owner.
dean. 720-0356 or 433-4179.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
ION WOMAN
No tum downs.
4dc, PIS, PB, IVC. AMM
gene. trader Much. Sow
First time buy -
safe tic in drfmk� cmd8oa
As Is. $1200. Cal LIR
ers, bankrupt;
as 905-
420-15R.
bad credit no
194 GRAND PRIX: Good
Credit! If you
condtion. sm extedor. PIS.
work; you drive!
PIS' 305 vs'mssm. =nmod. nmrlt
Lots 01 pre -
call 7-9152. $1500.
owned
194 TOYOTA CRESIDII as B
Vehicles to
VOID w best oft cal 416-
choose from.
282-4074.
SPIAL
11916 OMAN OW Toronsdo,
Way, Iooded. teal maMt#mW,
FHI MC
approx. 211.Ixi0lans. Asking
S4950. Cal 906.618-1946.
DEPARTMENT
906 985 256e.
SHERIDAN CHEV
1911 ARES. 4 Co. winter
-405-%06--498
bater, 4 door. auto.. malt'
malydained low-rise quiet
new parts, serviced regularly.
Hwy $609. Is.
pWpNp. UW., parting, secud-
driven. as 905-
6E3-1623. aha 4pm.
1
1111 CA! UM 4 door, auto,111.000km,
it
yr, amAm cas-sere. 52995 certified. 194
�q
Cavalier 4 door, auto, onnanchall
fi2,000km, $500 down w18
warranty
3'wj301 w 42&--1879.
finals the rest. 433-1787
after r 6 pm,
INS CHRYSLER DAYTONA.
turbo. 5 speed. 19.000 kid..
194 MAW PRDI. V&, p/s.
one owner, lady driven. new
abs Ww tea, .� s
syNmm 4 aDDrro.
Drakes and ties. excelfent
oondidon. S3.g00. (705) 748-
90000 111D11wY kms. 512.900.
like few. Oro Or1ef. 905-083
521
.
3020.
CASH FOR CARSI We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be in rulmn condmior. Can
427-2415 or come to 479
aptly St East. Ajax at
MURM AUTO SALES.
F
NY'S AUTO RECSao - $10,000 cars. 24 hours. 730 min. service. No05) 509-559416) 452-7767
Trude
torso
1967 FOID RANGER, small
box, 5 speed, 0.600 unced-
tiied. $2,100 certified. Call
(905) 723-3514
1998 CUM Wragm 305.
$5500 orified. Plane dal
905.668-9817.
1996 CHM. 4X4 one -kin da -
ay exMr.Od cal. brad new
rubber, 6.5 L tubo diad, fully
baled. 4 sod. nomm.
$24,500 or best reasonable
cuts. 434-2775.
Tkticb
WNW
*89
TToyan 44iwnuy SSEERIROakYg I
ig home. Wast have out-
sbndklg boar. pw ran ing
caddm ad a good person-
ally. should ma be duaq.
oyer driven or So, l you
have a Toyota 4 Runer 4086
180.000 kms or las) lookig
for a cameo hone. 1 have one.
Pkase call 905-725.1392.
I Mrd
1996 DODGE CARAVAN: Pri-
vate, nor6-smoker, acyl
7pass.. bided, Cenftt 8.5%
firiancling available. $14,500.
Call Rick 90640.5745. lava
1918 LUIRIA Vat, ail tion.,
gds, pin. cruise control, Oif
s r door, . pow-
keylasminasromok
unry stem. amNm cas-
sella. V . 180 hp. four -sped
NA(L trot. 45 km, abw
kd* mint. 725 0656
1 Tmbm
11 rot r
A M FT. TRAILER. with add-
OSHAWA. Itewly reltogkd
&-morn, hardwood Boors,
two bedro0111 & allcusive.
Florid& room. Serene On-
non-smokers. Call
tarlo,st'kW yearD6,�
(Ngop�yparrtts.
,-0030 or (905) 839-
«Ii4,,
905-623-1401:
19H.
saW abfe. Catrll
289 CORDO'WL 2-bdrm. apt.
I SnowealablMe
Park/Bloor. 5700!mo. 1st Boor
•
nail UMs. Ind. 194ast. Park-
60od raererpes a
Nkat! G1 905 725 1392.
ing. For more it*. cal aka
1995 POLARIS 340 Life Oe-
4pm 623-3706, 435-0917,
Nae. 1300 moms, loaded, mint
575-2677.
condition. $4300 oto. Call
IM WAM 005
906 985 256e.
534 MARY E. Y
Phone 905376.4255.
B&ehelorn tied, mature wel-
2 bedroom
malydained low-rise quiet
• 11Mkte
pWpNp. UW., parting, secud-
PaPCKERIMG, 2 bmdnmom
on-siteanw
ryment.
73 LAW Cruiser. 32'. Twin
App& r� 6W
318's. 13' beam, fiberglass
taw a $7500. 000
1 bedroom D1SEnelerm
Cal Rob (905)053-5270.
apL- Priam erlrarhce, laundry,
til rlov. t. 83114819.
parldr1% $650. uMles Wall -
BOAT, 261t., 1978 Formula
ad, no pets. no smoldr n. rel.
Thunderbird. twin 350's
erences required. 4263405.
camper op. remote spotlight
hai n platform. and maty ex
AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement
tras. $15.000. No GST. 905-
apt • spit- bath. private en
427-7745
trans, puking. rekrencas.
602002,593-1939.
ISIAast, no pets. available
aMIE
WTSTORAGE for boats,
Nov.1 st. $700/month kndu-
cars. motor homes. Differ.
she. Phone 905-426-3223.
els. Wilde Saks. 4700 Thick -
son Rd. North, RRrh1 Brooldn.
905-655-8010.
2 home bsml apt.
nk entrance. 1 car
am Farm
parking. Near Go, non -
aunt
smoker. no pets. (905) 426
6396.
COMBINE - Massey Ferguson
510 diesel, excellent condi-
tion. Quick attach headers, 14
it. straight cut with variable
Speed Pick-up _reel. 4 row nar-
row corn new. completely
updated. Air con.. bin exten-
set up for harvest.
$10.000 for complete-
age Port Perry 905.965-3163.
COMBINE - Massey Ferguson
510 diesel. excelem condi-
bon. Quick attach headers. 14
ft. straightcut with variable
Speed -up
row cam head. Comple"
epilated. Air con., bin oden-
san, set up for harvest.
$10,000 for complete pack -
am Port Perry 905-985.3183.
11 ADatm•rrts
For Rsril
1 -BEDROOM : Nicely deco-
rated bachelor apartment nes
Lake OnUno. West Shoe.
Pickering. ledudes rpt /
hydro, laerehy. S495/tnorin.
Subble for one. Nor schools
& public trarHN. (416) 805-
9997.
1 & 2 Bedroom, bachelor
apts. Oshawa and Bowman-
vwlle. Startup at $Mmonth.
hndge. stove Included. Wake
tacanks. No pins. Cab 905-
5767434
NORTH OSHAWA Extra large
1 a 2 bedroomis) Large bal-
Cuey. Building has been under
new management for 1 yeu
now. aid is a Very Chao and
qW building. $
598 & $698.
ub ices. came.- cinded Avyleme CetmOer
and November 1st. Phone
HI RISE
CENTRAL
OSHAWA
targeRefurbished
one and two bed-
rooms, indoor park-
uhg, central air, from
$
650 per month.
CENTRE
MANAGEMENT
INC.
(905) 728-2360
(905)432-2705
The Right Location
White Oaks Court
Whitby
Spacious Apartments
'Utilities Included
'Transit At Door
' Convenient To Schools
a Shopping
'Close To 401
Squash CouAs
1-2-3 Bedrooms
from $690.
905-66&7332
AVAN.ABLE MMEDIATELY.
One bedroom basement
apartment. dose to Oshawa
Centre. laundry, parkup 1sV
W.� plus. Cal 576 3322
or 4A.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, in Whitby Apt building,
spacious. Carpeted, newly
Painted, with bOcony. dose
to bus, shopping, all IutiMla
Waded, first/last ngutred,
no pets. 1 bedroom $675.
2 bedroom, 5775. 3 bed-
room 5810. Call 430-
0134.
AVAILABLE November 1st.
Large new baseman apt. Pri-
as entrance & laundry.
$595. $Kkoks okoes, calk.
pirking- No smokerslpds.
768614.
AWJLAOLE NOW urge 1 & 2
bedrooms. everyCUng rowel-
ed. Carpeted. balconrs,
smaN wall -up O ISd Blood
Whu Laundry on premovis.
No dogs 721.1178 anytimr.
SFACNFROMT Wfdby. Cen-
tury farm. one DedroorWden.
sun porch, fireplace. furnished
or un. $1.200 Washer. No-
vamea in (905) 576-8985
ONE bedroom Dasenem apt
5550/mo Oct. 15 One tw-
nshed room $375/tmo , im-
mediakly. Near bus, sWbois.
phma. brvAast.619-9223
N. OSHAWA clean. Woe 3
bedroom, In nice nelghbour-
h000d, dose to everything.
d ishwasha, and storage
(905) a33-3939 Wap
1.191ERP00LAAYLY. 2 -bed-
room basement, stmi lw-
nkhd, near GO &Town Can-
tre. S600/momh, available
Nov 1st. NO smokmg/pets.
Call 905-420-5408.
WE OSHAWA, blain Noor, ap-
purrces. plus drapes. air,
asMgsna. able. very quiet.
no smoking. ran negotibk
suitable lorsngle mature
adult. 723--6830
AVAILABLE immediacy,
Oct 1 or Nov 1 - t& 2 bed-
room apts. New buiddttg, 350
Malaga, Oshawa. Stating
$595/month am inclusive. No
pets. Cal ( 905) 576-6724.
ONE-1EDN0011 apartmierit.
dean. Park/Adelaide area.
available Nov 1. 5525 monWn-
ppNaarrbbfnnigqrsVltst IriOge, stove,
avylabk. Call M--ffi09 ry
SPACIOUS well maintained 2
bedroomaqs. Avaa. at 900
DIM 888 G St. Sara with
wagon owns. paint P>raid•d.
Close o sdwfts. shopping
udf Cal77264993.. IN Wind
-
d
- 2 bedroom apes.
lnndoeNto sull yolk
win RaaNy mock -
Corp, M3-1265.
�4
all I SM. TYRONE - No
TandwWrgaNItRic.
badmoms.
both Pitts gdra Cad 433-
LARGE 1-10RM bas@NAM
7810.
ap. available Noe. 1st n pro-
Vessiorol lase. bcaMd on a
OM 1.M1 -R. 2-11edi-
guise court: With OdNwa.
Prwa
tomme M. PMO mNI►ah, in
new am of ILE Oshawa
ultrapa. suitable Iw
$800. krehrdes dal,
Adult mon absLin-
saW abfe. Catrll
ors tNektt6dw
ra juon sNuolNr prNerred►.
AwaiyOk Wmn"N• 906 -
Sorry, ra dolt 1stilast n
432-M.
60od raererpes a
Nkat! G1 905 725 1392.
PICKERING VILLAGE. 1 bKd-
room on man Noor, sad
O$ILAWA (FAA SL) Largo 2 &
rooms for rant, dose to M
3 bedroomap�bfte� n dear)
sCloKeClose
IM WAM 005
low rise gbeidl fo 401 &
GO. Parking. Available Mnia
PICKERIRI. 1-bedrom
RoMtLalgSr.
Phone 905376.4255.
Rekr�ahces.AwNooabN
Oaks & Brod I&
2 bedroom
ape. for rent,
51153. all Ind. Close 10 all
aa" 805
42&-6469.
amenities. smwo sur m
amp. No subsidy swAable.
PaPCKERIMG, 2 bmdnmom
721-1553
Dasawl fnrttr&re
parking.
2 1EDROOMS available any-
t:
rro0111. soil•
able for ""Mints, no
Onto. Located 309 Cordova
Sff" 5650 112 no
m
Rd., Chimes. No pets. Pfease
til rlov. t. 83114819.
01905.579.2387. atter spm
SUPER dean 2-bdrm second
N FALBY CRT. - 14TH Floor,
Boor apt. n antra Whitby.
5 apgwtcas, 2 bedrooms,
1062sg.fi., lstllast launedry
avaNable Nov. 1. $1100/mo.
fadlftles. November 1s1.
Cal Francis 686-3796
$824A .uW. Rekrenea.
602002,593-1939.
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
e
2 & 3 brm apts.
p.•asonable price with
des included toot
T and clean. pose
:01, schools, shop -
"(can
905) 721-8741
WHITBY, bachelor, one
eeroum if well maintained
eding 4 Severs Realty Ltd.
5-668-7777.
wHITSY/OSHAWA- Nice 1 1R
drocm apts Clean, bright
th alcony. Nice 1 & 2 bed -
nn apts. Cawenienl to 401.
opping Call 725-6434.
1 Houses
For Reil
a testi, a enc- a;.o
WHY RENT?
OWN YOUR HOME
FROM $685/MTHP
S10oo GETS YOU
STARTED!!
Call Velf
(905) 571-6275
14300-840-6275
Mark Stapley
:ales Re,, Sutton Group
Excel Realty
OSHAWA, 3 bedrv)r: bright.
.suit 'ump,eiedy oideeorai-
-d. skylight, new appliancaS.
;as furnace. kneed yard.
egetable garden. No
mokers/dogs. $675 . 911 i -
es 571-4293.
ABA DA&A OU We have a
ome for you $500. down.
_horn • 6 mortals Ira or free
.egals or reduced Mortgige
aft. From $7501.0 aid kh-
ausivoc Income requirement
form $27.500. gross. can
Ken THE BEST Collis, ld-
co
wen Banker (905)7n-9/14.
OSHAWA. 3 -bedroom sem,
rec room, laundry r00m, O.C.
area. $825. utilities.frstAm,
M..no dogs. Mate-
dlatenbv 1. Can 726-9499.
4-KOROOM house Main
floor & upstairs. Pickering
area. $900 ♦uskws Fenced
yard. sunroom with
ba0a. 4-aW.. 6B6.63Ipolo. 2
OSHAWA Bautiftiy Dao-
�ated 3 -bedroom. 2 -storey. 3 -
bats, tenced backyard. close
to anedka. 3 appkrttts. 34
Meshed bassmem. non-
smokers, no pets. available
Nov 1st. $11951mo.. 1 smart.
Must stet 905-655-2024.
2 KOMODO. KinyHarmoy.
5 appliances. drapes, arkshed
tiuennheht. 1 l2 bats, $875.
math plus motion. RRVIast.
ids. Nov 19. Call 436-8784.
COURTICE, 3 -bedrooms. 3-
9athrooms. immaculate, cen-
tral aro garage, double drive-
way. available Da.1 st
$1.050/month.ubhties, credit
died & references. 435-0176
or (416)267-0143.
LARGE 4 bedroom, 3 bats, 4
appliances, faced yard.
$1125. Pickering, new 401.
905-471-3729.
o Oshawa, shava1 very
clean. $850 monft . mites.
CAN(705)277-9161.
TWO BEDROOM near Hospi-
tal & scold, appliances w
eluded, imun date posses-
sion. S800/mo. Pius edlWa,
353 w Ave. Oshaw
430-1906 to vim
WNM 41-11111M
finished v al od bsWL Law
lencedsr 1sLug
$ re is
"e6' iNWAC
wxlnr halal
near And@f$m 1Grr
room,
room, hMeff r0°MMe
garage , 4 a1/elaOOM, avael
able Nov. ISL 0��0��ps�. $975
Plus. IstAksl, lam+) sm-M
after 7 p.m,
WNfflY, 34whoom Victorian
townhouse, Hardwood elderrs..
ON, Puft cause
vale yard, near silk d IGO.
Available
416{ 60-972 1. Ibn FA
1 wowddW.we.
Ord unit
Wet DOWNS bbcCowinowk, be
mm deep, t oidw wnffm L
Ravi s, greanbot r1MUn -_
M Noombw
1st Ga
Nig SuRon ,rry roup. 431.0160,
AN OSHAWA UM ._3
bedroom blwdhouse den b
Mo. all YNs
AwllabN NoYti. 1%5)579-
9856 days.
LMLM1 owrom es IN
Rent
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town-
houses. Well maintained fam-
ily complex. Freshly decorat-
ed. 4 appls., all utilities. Park-
ing, close to schools, all
amenities. Dec. occupancy.
22 Colborne St. E. Oshawa.
Apj% 434-3972.
A BARGAIN... STILL RENT-
ING, No money down. rem to
Own. 2 and 3 bedroom home.
From $750. per morrth all in-
clusive. Minimum yearly in-
come $25.000. Aurelia Rasa -
nu. 19051 728-9414 ext 201.
Span
For Rent
TWO SHOPS in Hampton,
1600syy lt. plus 300sq.t. stor-
age. $50C/month. 1200sq.tt
plus 300sq.tt. sto�repGe $400/
month. Both for 3800/manh.
Hydro extra (250)762-5653
1 Rooms
for Rem
A BRIGHT Room. Oshawa
$375 inclusive with 5 w
pliances Available imme-
diately. 905-M3297
AJAX . FwnishW room In
Gan home, includes cable,
aurory. parking. separate en
:rsnce. Share facilities with 1
utter. Non smoker. S400fmo..
arced. immed. 427-0932.
AJAX. FURNISHED room for
MM. In chart quiet home, own
wdance. air cable & laundry
friliaes. stared bath Now
smoker, can US-7260-
ALTONA / SHEPPARD: Cory
furnished room Employed
raatm, non -smoke wel-
come in dear putt adult
home. Separate soared lulch-
en and banwoona. Refermc-
a SMAW. 905-5092459,
MCIIERMG- Unfurnished
muter bedroom,bath.
walk -nn closet 50 Also
la fu 1431 room, shareOaNh. $375. Larruriy
m.. light
Cooking, 1 905 -GW
0744.
1 sin"°
AIAX- CONVEM MT TO 4M -
4 bedroom executive non-
smoking hon. Sepuak
2 12 PC. pines baOh Latin -
us at
dry.
Sod p�e
mo. A%abW now Parking.
905.686-9963
FENAU seldom working (k -
male welcome) person or
student to share dean. 3 -bed-
room home. M North Whitby.
Must be naafi non-smoker,
at cats. $400Naomh ndu-
sive., 665-9494.
C-dominisras
FrRst
AJAX, t -bedroom. 5 ap-
pliances. wood -burning fire-
place. balcony. underground
parking. storage. building las
indoor poolhaura. Top too.
Available Nov 1sL. $800.u4it-
On. Call 416-480.9203.
SHORT TRIM 4 - 5 moms,
Ajax, kuoNious aduX fur-
nished. woolt. pool
(905
uupp rec pets. horn
relcrenhces )666-5615
1 Omte a
•
OSNAWA 4 6 ooft Fns
Rut III- 850 sq.2rA W.
5550. 800 se. main $500.
3DO sq. K across from Osh.
Caere, 600 tad 8r $500.
12W sq. 1L 2od floor .1.SW
a 6%4132. seek Call 434-2447
MVMOX. 400 s0. n, office
space IS=) baclusitcon-
smamm . Ideal for
delft hal, hydro. war.
storm. II81N 061.0178 M -F.
APPROXIMAMY 750 50.11.
oMiq span pins storage
available. PidNINtB ora. for
raid a< a7aftralo. ntgolifDk.
d 839-7902.
Garage i
eOAT & TRAILER STORAGE
South titAin
am Cost
1 �
2
M he ftal Law -
IMA rMaWMIL 1/95Asu
um Aeff 0 PAL 1-81-.-
2154.
T
CLEAR WATER AREA. 3
bedroom, townhouse, pool,
pcuui. BOO, private yard,
available now. For into and
to view photos 905 - 579-
3788.
CLEARWATER,fumished mo-
biles, hated pools, hot tub,
tennis, minutes to Blue Jay
baseball, NHL Hockey, NFL
Football, DOWHorse track,
beaches and major attrac-
tions Children welcome. Pho.
tos avialable. 5275 weekly.
(905)683-5503
L91 I 1 Irrivale Hanes
Fa sate
119 GALBRAITH CRT. Bow-
mamille. $117.900 1122 sq.
ft. freehold townhome. 3 bed-
rooms. 2 bans, at -in kitchen.
Original owners Gas hat.
Paved drive, ravine la. fenced
Yard. Front delle Near all
amenities. Flexible closing
905-623-5895
OSHAWA. 9 ROOM duplex,
separate entrances oak cup-
boards. tam, very clean, dou-
bie garage, deck. good area.
$168.DOO 725-8645. 668-
7629
REDUCED AJAX open house.
11 Field Cres, Sat. Sun. 12 -
4. 3 bedrooms, family room.
new kitchen, tell"" huge
deck. hot tub,
mmosw base-
anas, CAC. aom oak stairs.
must sec. $175.900. (905)
427-9797
NOOSE for sale, can 3 -ted -
mom towrorse in nce arta
of Oshawa. 1-1/2 haft. rn-
sfted basemat, garage.
369.900. Cal (705)439-2149
OSHAWA RENOVATED 3
bedroom Inane with bright Al-
in kdChen i new loch. Walk-
out been on 42 x 136 IL lot.
Cbsot to Oshawa Centre. In
quiet nnom, e.neirobo ' o ,
$155.000 (905) 665-9423 or
(905)131.MM.
PRIVATE Modal 2 -stony 3.
1-badroom. rice Ice, now in
condition. extras. 3289.900.
Can 905-509-1356. OPEN
HOUSE 57 Rer b Rd. S.
Som. 1-4pom
REDUCED WMTsy Bungalow
Great location. 3 bedrooms.
liar I - moons. large mature
K Open 10DI nkfullTNW*pwg
tAkekrid, 1001 Wikwl West.
3.900 668-3= or 666-
WNITIY. 4 bedroom sem.
fenced yard bads to creek,
areshed easerree. cer" at
new rool7wndows aski
$129.000. No ig;6 (91554
668-2976
WOW 111 Vinyl sided, with new
flock, fenced yard. 3 bed-
rooms. 2 bats. Antique oak
vanity. main lbw lamotdry,
new gas furnace W. aft
disfhwutwr
W. All for only
$111.900. call Randolph Len -
gasser, Sutton Group Salus
436-0990.
1 condos
for
CONDO- Pickering $123,500.
Converdem, no more main -
knave. immaculate 3 bed-
room. 2 washrooms, ev. & di-
rdrngroom. Breakfast arra. Ce-
ramics, nun" lac.. Wet M
distance to Meal It Public
LnarsporWiort. Trade-in wel-
come. Rosalean p France,
Station Classic Really. 905-
666-5153.
Lob for
M 19L
WATERFRONT COMMUNITY
in Port Perry. 2 acre Sets W
sale sterling at $120,000. 905-
427-M or 9105.985.3724.
Wheel, 314 ase boded lot
for sale, in tltrlusive an of
YRdWy, starlfg at low MO's.
Call (905) 985-3157
ad ftft
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1 Auctions . 1 Aeeeorls . 1 R1eeraaotls . 1 Rnglatraaols . 1 Pdlnarlals . 1 PONFA e
at Warders Auction
Hall, Hwy #2
Colborne
Thurs. Oct 9th at
6:00 pm Selling cont-
ents from home of Mr.
& Mrs. R. Clancy of
Toronto with ant. &
collectible pcs., mod-
ern home furnishings,
dishes, china, glass -
wares, etc. Plus cont.
ents of carrying place
home furnishing
tools, etc., partial list,
good 3 pc. leather
type sofa with wing
chair, ant. hall table,i
ant dresser, cedar
chest, chain saw,
hand tools, sledge
hammers, 2 sets oak
book shelves wAead-
ed glass doors, DC
Japan pcs., dishes,
glasswares, collecta-
bles, bedroom, living
room, rec room furni-
ture, ant. chairs, doll
cradle, cast iron mail-
box.Large Thurs.
Sale: Sat. Oct 11th,
1Oa'
m. Selling estate
of Mary Sexsmith late
of Port Hope ant. &
collectables, Victor-
ian pcs., Modern
home furnishings,
glass. crystal, china,
etc ant. 9 pc. walnut
dining rm, Victorian 3
pc. ornate bedroom
suite with high hid
board, dresser w/mir-
ror & washstand, ant.
sewing cabinet, ant.
small tables, ant.
hanging lamp, ant.
grandfather tcodk, old
trunks, old books,
records, etc., crystal
china, glassware, 3
dr. Malcolm chest, 2-
3/4 beds, ant dress-
er w/mirror, ant. night
stand approx. 100
boxes, smalls
! all
m
OISpos
packed by fat
cards, books,
knock knacks. etc. AN
unseen at time of ad-
vertising, 2 good
sales, no reserves.
Visa, M.C., Irlterac,
cash, good cheque.
Gary Wismar
Auctioneer
905-355-2106
SELL IT NOW
CALL
683-CM7
AUC710N BARN
Friday Oct. 10
at 5:00 p.m.
3 Miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
A Local Lindsay Es-
tate plus others, 9 pc.
oak Dining room su-
ite, chesterfield &
matching love seat,
round maple table &
4 chairs, Son yy port-
able colour TV, Oc-
casional chairs,
Table & floor lamps,
Duncan Phyte dining
table, Oval & flat top
trunk, drop front sec-
retary, spool bed, an-
tique dressers &
chests of drawers,
parlour chairs, wicker
chair, modern pine
dresser, crocks, Rat-
tan chair, wash-
stands, parlour table,
Co -oil lamps, wooden
rocking chairs, qty.
bells, mantel clock
plus a qty. china,
glass, household &
collectible items.
Don & Greg Cornefil
Auctioneers
RRs1 Little Britain
phone or fax
(705) 7802183
UWS0511M PQ@V'@W
Children 3-5 yrs.,
A fun way to learn the ABC's,
Identify upper, lower case let-
ters, word, sound association
through songs,games
and crafts.
Tuesday's starting Oct. 14
either 9:15 - 11:15 a.m.
or 1-3 p.m.
10 weeks - $80.00
1367 Altona Rd. Pickering
Instructor, Margaret McMurtry
Call 905-509-1207
• 1 Auctions
AUCTION
Snowmobiles, RV's,
boats & motors, all
terrain vehicles,
trailers. Auction to
take place at
MacGregor Auction
Centre, Bowmanville
905-987-5402
or 905-623.7949
• 1 Business
Opportunities
COMPUTE RS/ELECTAONIC
equipment cleaning. Banks
pay $1000. for this profes-
s,onal service. Also in hospi-
tal. schools, offices, etc. en-
tranced appearance, removes
bacteria. Easy and inexpen-
sm to start this simply lucn-
'iw tattiness Toll Free 1-8W
308-3883. ret 2003, limited
opportunity
I NEED HELPI Overwhelmed'
*it nelp you get started. Earn
S5.10 OOWmOm h PT Fantastic
.upport. No selling NOT
MLM. 2 min mes55aappet Call 1-
300.322-6169 ext 2577
1 Auctions
BOWM<1iV" 1LLE LIONS CLLR, BOWMANN-ILLS
26 BEECH RD, (TAKE LIBERTY ST. NORTH WEST TO
CONCESSION ST 2ND ST TO BEECH)
SATURDAY NIGHT OCT 11TH
VIEW 5:30 A.M. - SALE STARTS AT 6:30 P.M.
Trude loaf of mixed mer'han h,r nil . hnv bankrupt .ux t - >n .me -r, r1.,irMsinv
win be sold at thi' U1. Partial hut, Scott, Emerson, Sony. Sansom. Philips, Magnavox.
Orson, Memorex, Electronics, Cordless Phones, up to 32- Tv's, 4 Heart Hi F1 Stereo
Vcr's, Answering Machines, TV/VCR Combo, Compact Disk Radios d Home Stereos,
CD Walkman. Camcotder. Houserwren, Giftware, Colkctibla Porcelain Dolls,
Exercise Machina. Tread Mills, Manual. Tools. Drills, Screwdrivers, Bits & Socket Sets,
Plien, File Sets, Punch & Chad Stu, Etc, Porcelain Vases, Toys Lill Lap Top
Computers Window Compatible, Microscope, Crying Dolls. Telescopes, Nikko Radio
Control Can, Binoculars, 14k Je+rdkry. Precious Stone & DiAmond Renege, Michiko
Peal, Antique Reproduction Furniture. Hall Tables, Mirrors, Pedestals. An Nouvcux
Style Statuary Tiffany Lamps, nataba & Claudia Wild We Figunncs, To Include,
Gnaaly & Polar Bean, Wolfs, Eagles, Station Horse, Vacuums Cleaners With Power
Head, Attache Cases, Luggages. Tramontina & Lagcutina Cix)1 re Sets, Tnpic Layer,
the Cast Can, Strollers, Cork Pictures, Kitchenware. Small Appliances, Juicers. Toaster
Ovens, Blenders, Food Processors, Coffee, Kitchen Clocks, FJecw Slicess, Machines.
Maestro Call Displayers, " Untbreflas, Hunting Knives, Air Beds. Cedar Chests,
lase Stands. Pomehin Lamps. Touch Lamps, Silver Plated Tea Sets. Etc Kdchcn Laser
Knives With, Stocks. Too Marty To list, SubKect To Additwn & Doeicuons.
Terms Cash Vis M/C Only
Af bqm. CW$ubMu, sad ft hoorah Not ngor
Arctic Castle, 182 Welliapaa St. eswma*Wle
Thanksgiving Sood", Oct. 126,1W30 a .m.
(Vowing tN) 401 to Wavedy Rd. W
North to n N". i East to Staging St.(Nortk 1431) be.
Sunday's Auction features a vaned selection of qualii
articles in as found, original & refirlished condition, if
cuding pine stepback cupboard, chimney & jam cu;
boards, maple buffet, server, washstands, drop trod
desk, pail bench, old brass bed, 2 Victorian sota'.
Cleopatra couch, mise. chairs & rockers (parlou
press backs, upholstered etc.), stained glass, blanket
wood boxes, misc. tables (kitchen, 7' harvest.parlou
canole etc.), old tools, (brass & wood), light fixture
floor model radio, enamelware, advertisingfits., co
lection of scale model cast tractors, 18 ct. gold ned
lace, glass & china, country collectibles etc. This is a
excellent opportunity to purchase a pa. from the pas
so come on out & enjoy our Thanksgiving Auctia
Terms Visa, WC,Interac, Cash or Cheque.
(Ned Aadioa Estate Sale from Bow manWile Sm.
Oct.191k►- MacGregor Ascdos Services
Milo Ma4rngor 905-9117-5102: 905623-7949
3i111. OCT. 11, VM MNIG 14 A.M.
START TIME 11 A.M.
170 Hwy. 7 bnglam
OW aid d MdI Rd. a 7)
lue store moving & everything must go ind: I
(ex cord.). oak desk, oak icebox, curio cab.,
ward, parlour tables, balloon bade chair. spin
eLtrunks, gingerbmad dock, occ. chairs, emt
d foot stool, washstand set, quilt rack, gin
1, depression glass. dinner sets, misc. dura,
ws Cups & saucers, bottles, primitives, Doke C
W lamlps. glassware & marry more antiques. '
also includes some household furniture & crafts.
R&ady Polar As
Kake Ca ft AMcliew I 603 -Mi
flft Rake It* Sm. Od.12, Saul aloes.
THM. OCT. 9, 6 P.M.
At Brock & San Ankles,
157$113 Ht6llarq #7 kenhiam
be. treat of Brach Rei. M Hwy. #7)
Printed pine armoire, elaborately a
Done jam copboard. sphmd desk wait
* with matchiq dresser, McCaske)
phol empire Chest with oval mirroti w
Boston rocker . Victorian dwr with on
MV touch, oak tea bolNy, wooden
ictTuorn bl expartsaxl ?able, plus glass, dit
hf. pc�P�.m .
Modica 111. Jom Avoctlower
START 6.-04 P.M.; VES: FROM NOON
Kahn Country Auctions 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering,
3 m. N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week aver
300 lots of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china & txl-
lectables ind: 2 stacking book shelves, ant. oak D.R.
suite, numerous oak buffets (some WYpawed feet), oak
serpentine front chest of drawers, oak pump organ,
oak crib. Jacobean buffet, 8 pc. walnut D.R. suite, rd.
oak tables, walnut B.R. suite, mah. desk, pine flat to
wall, wicker desk. 3 pc. parlour set, oak B.R. scute,
drop leaf tables, pine table. Vict. beds, mod D.R.. su-
ite, \rice settee. Jacques & Hayes chair & rocker. rose-
wood ped. desk, Boston rocker, pressed nsg. rocker
w/twisted spindels, Alan. tea wagon, parlour tables,
1957 Tampico Ekctrohome T.V. (only 25 made), Art
Deco pram, 1950's English metal rocking horse, Non -
take dinner set, Canadian coin sets,wrought Iron table
& chairs, pocket watches, gott dubs, lamps, prints 6
marry more unique articles too numerous to list! This
is an especially good We for exc. oak furniture.
ESTATES & CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY
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AUCTION SALE
THANKSGIVING MONDAY
OCTOBER 13-10 A.M.
EXTRAORDINARY HOUDAY AUCTION
d Clualify Antiques elk Collectibles for ES-
TATE of BUD CARTWLL d Canrangtan,
and PETER AUSTIN, BowntarwiNe, to be
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Ux-
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Sale Includes over 1,000 exceptional an-
Illique tiful Cand s reek ncluding two beau-
pce., bed-
room suites, Ig. qty., tancy antique tables
and chain rare China cabinets, Hoosier
cabnel, hall stands & benches, stacking
bookcase, ON painting Harold Cddlhwait,
(England), exquisite ant. settees, an-
tique beds, old wall tapestries,
wheels, quilits, finumptional early
Ig. qty., collectibles, china, new
app glassware etc. See last
week's issue for full details or can for
fa�xeed� lliisathr g. One d the ft" oferirgs
of ow
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new drywall,
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class 'G' license. No
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(905)426-2344
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