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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_10_08Pickering • PB-UolCle S Ad efti AL Pickering 's Com in it n itlr Newspaper since 1965 Optional 4 week home delivery charge S5/ $1 newsstand October H, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 41. Pressrun 42,500 28 pages Joining econo 1C forces... Durham helps launch GTA marketing alliance_ BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAR -REPORTER An alliance that will "get the engine of Canada moving" was launched yesterday morning. The Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance (GTMA) aims to raise the profile of the area and attract business investment. "You're launching a high-powered team that will market the area. You're helping `Attack' on school boards irks Durham trustees BTSl JAN O'Nun l 11.\I I RtXoRI I The Durham Board of Education is pn.tc.tutg a recent slalcmcni M Pro mler Mike Harris which represent, an "lrrcsponsthle attack" on the cduca- lion ssstcm Brock tru i:: hill Fatrbum intro- duced a nn ti n Monday w protest :'narks the pre- :cr made in the .Aia last week to !uch he was yuot- In the Toronto Star as saying .School !wards and unions arc not trusted to deliver E =, Uualty oOn:' fhc board ard unani- Rt TH ANN nously passed the SCHEDLICH nRNion after dchal- 'Appalled' tng its wording for nearly an hour - and -a -half. The motion calls the premier's com- ments "a blatant falsehood" when applied to the Durham Board of Edu- cation. It goes on to say. "This irre- sponsihle attack to destabilize the edu- cation system by undermining public confidence In school boards and See PREMIER'S/Page 3 INSIDE Wedded Bliss? -- Nlarriagc is Murder brings laughs at Heron - gate - page 8. On the Waterfront -- Pickering invites comment front public on its vision - Page 110. Editorial Page ...........6 arxloox Morph John Murphy, president of the Power Entertainment ..........8 Workers Union, warned councillors Sports ...... .......... l l Classified .............13 &,trios mistake", Real Estate ............REI Mr Murphy admitted recent events HOW TO REACH US surrounding the station love led Pt a General ....... ...683-5110 N %YNE Death Notices .....683-3005 ARTHURS Auction Line ......683-7545 'International Sincerely Yours .... stage' .. 1-800-662-8423 Internet ............ tont with 83.4 Per cent. www.durha ntncws. net Ontario by doing this:' provincial Minister of Economic Development. Trade and Tourism William Saundersom told an audi- ence of about 4(1) at the Royal York Hotel Tuesday. The alliance will "add to existing endcev,rs-. such as the federal govem- mcw '(earn Canada- of the Prime Minister and lin incral premier. i,mne ,thcr c"(1r) Inc.. (1 1 V % ch:nrni.r (1r ,.. 1 1 r said. "There's a real sense of urgency, because we all know what's going on around North America:' Mr. Fierheller noted, pointing to marketing initiatives in Philadelphia, Atlanta. Phoenix. Halifax and Montreal to attract business. "We really have to move now 1 mcctnr_ s%r!I ,,t he held wilh offs - .,el. ' : . !.nn1 al discuss investment possibilities and promotional arxloox Morph John Murphy, president of the Power trips are planned to Hong Kong and Detroit. Workers Union, warned councillors Mr. Fierheller said projects about to be holding the referendum would be a "dis- undertaken include more fund-raising, hir- &,trios mistake", ing staff and setting up a website. Mr Murphy admitted recent events An 18 -member board of directors will surrounding the station love led Pt a oversee the alliance. which will have $15- N %YNE million hudget over five years. financed by ARTHURS the public :rind private sectors. 'International See ALLIANCE:/Page 3 stage' Pickering citizens to vote on nuclear plant review By MARL\NNF T.AKACS s I \I I kk i 'R I I R Pnt'KERIN41: _ Citi—n, will h— "heir sots � m the nerd for an c nvinrnmcn- al rcvtcw of the Ptckering nuclear sta- lo n. Town Council voted Monday to hold u referendum during the Nov. 10 munic- pal elation asking residents if they .want the Province to order a review Of .he plant under the linviro nincrttal ` %sL%sn=t Act. The nxAion was (ryiscd uianimc)usly at atxut 1:30 a.m. after lengthy debate and argumcnis on both phcto ty Nor P e:,on rc .ides from re.%idernts, nuclear station[ workers Durham Nuclear Awarclunis It's in the ba arxloox Morph John Murphy, president of the Power Workers Union, warned councillors holding the referendum would be a "dis- A huge box set up at the SuperCentre in Pickering in Ajax and Pickering will benefit from the gen- &,trios mistake", is being used to collect community donations to the erosity of residents and all kinds of donations are Mr Murphy admitted recent events St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Thanksgiving ford drive sought. Call 837-1323 for donation or volunteer surrounding the station love led Pt a which is currently under way. Hundreds of families information. See REFE:RE:NDUNI/Page 2 Pickeringmotorists fail seat -belt test StudStats how As Part of Saturday's Operation Durham Regional Police report the s for the campaign, with Whitby Y Impact, volunteers at busy intersec- average local compliance rate was 87 motorists scoring the highest, 91.1 per we're worst in region bons around the region conducted a per cent, well below the provincial cent, and Pickering ranking at the hot - count of passing motorists wearing average of 92 per cent. In total, 12.140 tont with 83.4 Per cent. For the second year in a row, drivers their seat -belts. vehicles were checked during the two- The results released Monday show hour count and of those, 10,562 drivers In the 'Motor City.' Oshawa driven boosted their rate of scat -lx I compli- In Durham Region have Ilunkcd a provincewide seat -beat "challenge". many local residents are still gambl;ng were buckled up. with their money and their Yves. Five municipalities were targeted See LOCAL/Page 2 ----- Durham students camp out against racism BY SUSAN o'NEILL STAPI REPORTER Students from 20 elementary and secondary schools throughout the region are taking part this week in an anti -racism camp sponsored by the Durham Board of Education. Over 120 students and 25 teachers are spending the week at the Ontario Education Leadership Centre in Longford Mills, near Orillia, to par- ticipate in team building and anti - racism workshops. Gary Ranalli, ethnocultural and race relations facilitator for the pub- lic board, says the students who par- ticipate in the "dynamic and highly structured- program will then use the knowledge they've gained at the camp to develop action plans for their schools such as starting an eth- nocultural student committee or organizing cultural activities. Andrea Miller, a science teacher at Pickering's Dunbarton High School who is accompanying stu- dents to the camp, says "It's a great opportunity for the students to learn leadership skills and to learn a lot about anti -racism as well" The students, who were selected for the program by their individual schools, will take part in case studies in racism, in exercises to appreciate cultural differences and role playing presentations. Mr. Ranalli says it's necessary to have a committed staff member at each of the participating schools to ensure the program is a success. Teachers took part in a training ses- sion for the camp last spring. He says the participating students are generally strong academic pupils See RACISM/Page 3 Pannu, Amanda West, Jessica Partridge, Melanie Johnson and Jared Bish- op. In the centre is Dunbarton High School teacher Andrea Miller. •INJECTION SPECIALISTS TW Foe 5 FOR FOUNOATKNr CRACKS;Eli 4 • C~ block foundations , • ' • Membranes WATERPROOFING SPECIALISTS • Sump pumps • Drainage systems 0 o Roc t ootr r • FIX POTENTIAL • INVEST IN YOUR�y "M rills LEAKS BEFORE FO!/NDAnON TOUP PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY/QUALITY WORKMANSHIP RENOVATIONS (OVN za wears esnerr� and rttors than 7,500 homes re"red) 11 0 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERnxSER WEDNESDAY, CW TOBVft r, 1747 ' Referendum on Pickering plant assessment approved REFERENDUM/From page 1 nuclear station and who a few weeks "real shaking of confidence" in the earlier asked councillors to hold a refer - enduin on shutting it down, said a nuclear plant but maintained people's Plebiscite on an environmental assess - concerns can be answered through ment was a good compromise. avenues other than an environmental "Let democracy run its course. Let's assessment. He suggested the assessment process he courageous and give this community would be a lengthy one which would the voice that it needs to let the people create more negative publicity for the vote" Resident Karen Gillen maintained station and Pickering, generate anxiety the Town and citizens can only rely on among residents, depress protrrty sal- "more themschcs u, protect Pickering's inter - ues here and create reinforcement gists and can't trust Hydro to do sus of that Homer Simpson -type image of "if Ontario Hydro has nothing to hide Pickering". He also said the Town was setting they'll welcome an environmental itself up for failure t+ecause the Province assessment. Right now that plant's a big would not agree t) the environmental liability for us. 1 think the community assessment, which will ultimately create needs to speak out:' Dave Martin of DNA told councillors the impression that problems at the sta- tion are not being addressed. a lot of unanswered questions remain Peter Falconer. a control technician at about the station in areas such as safety, the Pickering station. reminded council- environmental impact. operating costs. fire protection. seismic standards. and lors the plant pays millions of dollars per emergency planning, and that the quasi - year to the Town in grants in lieu of taxes and that it has a payroll of about $25 judicial environmental assessment million, much of it spent here. Noting no process would be the hest way to deal report on the plant has stated it is unsafe, with them. He suggested the Town he urged councillors not to use stauon would stand a better chance of persuad- workers or residents to fulfill political ing the Province to order an environ - "armed" agendas. mental assessment if it was "ICS too easy to jump on the band- with a plebiscite. _17his is a historic chance to let the wagon and be negative:' said Mr. Fal- people make the judgment. (Hydro) coney Resident Sally McLeod, who oxga- shouldn't have anything to fear if, as nizcoi a recent public meeting on the they say' the plant is completely safe:' Local motorists fare poorly in seat -belt blitz LOCAL/From page I Rick Bates of the traffic management unit says. ante by the per cent from last year. During the two-week blitz officers but still only soured 81.1 per cent. will target all seat -belt violator, pay; Clanngton came in at 89.3 per cent ing special attention to those who fail and Ajax at 89.2 per cent. to ensure children are properly buck - Motorists will get a second chance led up, he says. to upgrade their %Lores in the next two The penalty for ncx wearing a seat - weeks when police conduct a "sero- belt is a $90 fine and the loss of two tolerance" enh7rccment campaign a' demerit points. follow up Operation Impact. Sergeant Train with us. Then work HaR Block needs tax pneparem for us. We employ more than 10,000 tax preparers nationwide and are always looking for more. We offer comprehensive, step-by-step training, computerized instruc- tion and class times to fit your schedule. 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There's a lot of diversity in the regions. By bringing it together, we Premier's comments outrage Durham board PREMIER'S/From page I scapegoating and demoralizing our teachers and educational services staff must end. - Mr. Fairburn said. "rhe govern- ment continually uses broad brush strokes to condemn us all and I'm sick and tired of it. -Good people and good trustees should be angry.- Board ngry-Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich agreed the statement was a ..very important issue" the board need- ed to address. She said she was "appalled" when she heard the com- ments. "I think he has forgotten his roots (as a former teacher). A man in his position, this was not a statement he should have made.- Oshawa ade -Oshawa trusts Kathleen Hopper said the premier "isn't going to give a Flying hoot about this motion:' but added it will -affirm' to the board's employees that thcy'rc doing a gtW job. The motion will be forwarded to the premia. Mcntster of Education and Training Jahn Snobelen and to local M PPs. Racism on agenda as students meet in cottage country RACISM/From page I who demonstrate leadership quali- ties. "The students are selected on the basis of possessing leadership skills, good interpersonal skills and they have to be academically able to withstand the absence from school;" Mr. Ranalli says. When the students return to regu- lar classes in Durham next week, Mr. Ranalli says they'll start imple- menting the action plans and strate- gies they learned at the camp. French contest open to high school students A national group of bilingual parents is offering high school students the opportunity to practice French and win cash prizes in a 'proud of two languages' contest For students in Grade 10 or higher, enrolled in French as a second language course for this academic year, Canadian Parents for French is offering $1,000 for a winning essay. The national network of volunteers which promotes and m- ates opportunities for Canadian youth to tram and use French as a second lan- guage encourages all those eligible for to submit a 400 -word essay. The contest theme is 'Proud Of WO Languages.' Students are asked to write in French, telling how learning and knowing French as a second language has made a difference in their lives. For a full set of contest rules and offi- cial entry form, call Brenda Renaud at (705) 292-8479. Deadline is Oct. 30. W lw 011II1wra. oeMRBua0P4{a-aMI� "`tps:iYRmM p lwrrr awe can market that diversity to the world:' Mr. Wiersma said the downtown core has commercial and financial businesses, while in the area around Toronto there's manufacturing. -By packaging them together, it's a tremen- dous package to take to the world:' Mr. Wiersma said. If a business fixates in Durham. York Region. Mississauga or down- town Toronto, "we all benefit from the spin- offs:' Mr. Wiers- ma added. Brad Hender- son, a commercial real estate broker with Royal LeP- age, said when a business was looking to build in the Toronto area, they found "there's no central agency to provide information. They had to go to a number of places to get the information. "People are human and it's human nature to take the path of least resis- tance. Toronto was making the long list, but it wasn't making the short list." Among key business sectors the alliance will target are high tech, auta- GRADE EXPECTATIONS LEARNING CENTRES I used to get marks in the 60's. Now I get results in the 80's. Thanks, for your help and support! Carol (grade 8) 420-9930 430-9981 Aiax'Pickering Oshawawhitby 1895 Glertrna Rd., Ste.103 101 Rosslaof Rd. 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'I92,OOFk- The Durham Board of Educa- Mr. Trbovich said the board's A report to the committee i `. �.w. P M tion says it will save over $1 mil- initiative to stagger start times at states that overall the board has 'r&1CkCring�zr e walk Iron per year in transportation schools across the region has hada 14 -per cent increase in the. costs thanks to the implements- allowed the transportation depart- number of students it transports to CBreWnit tion of computer software to route ment to maximize each bus and and from school.'i(o,Q� t of strike ` ` buses in the region. use it for more than one run. Mr. Trbovich says the savings Ir ' „ In a report to the standing coin- As a result, the department has of $1.056,000 will be redeployed xi>rtdge" ,` _ermittee of the board Monday, Ron cut 33 buses. to the school block budget in Jan - Bill 160 not Trbovich, superintendent of edu- However, while savings were uary of next year, adding that will ' u, ' cation and business, said while the initially projected at $1.3 million mean an additional $6.000 to t talk: Unions g school board -fell short' of its ini- per year. Mr. Trbovich said enrol- $8.000 for each elementary 3 f"; Y SUSAN O'NFn t. tial target, it will still reap sub- ment growth at schools through- school. K` STAFF REFORM s.�iw wacuaawua act w w�u flay between the Province and Akano's teachers' unions over Bill local union leaders hope Mon- t's rally at Maple Leaf Gardens pot a strong message to Queen's . dk ike O'Connor, president of the )Orham elementary sion of the ) o English Catholic Teachers' on, says he hopes the EATON S TRANS t&Ance will negotiate with teach- c's out of a realization that talk of a Rovincewide strike isn't just "at°``` 10% off ' Special offer .•."Ibis is a stateatedt of what's -� ping to happen unless they listen, All in -stock small $17.99 la says. "We're hopingappliances (the rally) electrical & irons bliveced the strongest of mes- rT ' igeg ^ Our eg„$17 0o rn $379.99 Arrow and Van Heaven T r. O'Connor says close to $00 $i e $1 & 19 _ White. tardy ess shirts *, Airs. 6-itarn teachers paticipeted in the140 � 1 �� tancy shoes and neat patterns wening rally and candlelight march ,n the asu,r enr of cotton mend stats. Queen's Park. ¢ "We had a total of 13 buses from brham that went in plus we had a 4� mV number of people drive bwn;' he says. "It was While 'Durham teachers held �O/O lei -own rally last week at the = , khawa Civic Auditorium, Mr. — ff ThWork oection top*'Comor �7s die Tooaw y only at Eatonn'& show the government they're cotta ��o •,.. " a x,,,xrs. v±tt ra f - or cotton mock neck in 7 colours. y'ti• ., f BnCerlled about Od1lCallOn rlfOrdM. S to XL. (Mock also in Petites' sizes.) "It was a very emotional ting hour req. $44 99 Sale $26.99 ; Jr a lot of people who don't want to — `� :r . k», tike, who w=u the goveznment to t • '�ti ', *lett. he says If passed into law, the Province's 'Antal Qua o'. tmpro •• ^" " U2 would alloy the govern om to_ * yj a10 tx class sues, cut preparation dine (� N, '`t • lr V secondary school teachers. per-. to Ili[ now-cer ified instructors in the hwoom. lengthen the school year ' ed reduce professional activity As talks begin Mr. O'Comwr sys teachers ars "cautiously opti- • nistie" because the Province lis- / -nod to labor's concerns and mended Bill 136. "I'm really hoping the govern- to/O .creat will do the same with this kg- w / 40% off dation std either remove the Bill i�V Converse .:• ,•,- , .x.,., r amend it:* he says.only at ttaton'•. SO : ' - 51 ' 99 to 529.99 But. Mr. O'Connor cautions, if Retreat „, .l ;., necks. Sale $10.79 SD $17.99 dks between union leaders and the to tic, lit -sleeved pquC polos vii, ent fail, Ontario's teachers S to XL pay in poo style.) etild shut down schools across the Our reg. $29 99 Sole $17M 0110 a within the next two weeks. CL Maret Sadem-Thompson, ~' ihident of the Federation of NO= Teachers' Associations of t a w >4um and a Durham educate ft va to take part in today's !aidyesterday she's confident will be reached. ttaliy believe we're going to i r tri ' to find a compromise...we Alitalrleac6ers to be in the crass- • °riot tsar on the street," she I'r.•. �' + efilrpot we look at this leg- L' Bette ato'tprovince I m a** , ince." YMCA set to break ground on new facility The YMCA will soon have a very real physical presence in Durham. The official sod -turning ceremony for the new 60,000 square -foot Durham facility will take place in Oshawa Tues- day, Oct. 14 at the William and Mary streets' site at 10 am. The $14.5 -million facility is expected to officially open to Durham residents in the spring of 1999. Last year the Durham Region YMCA served more than 20,000 people through a number of programs held in school gyms, church halls and various other locations. When completed the new facility, which will serve all of Durham, will offer a number of features including: a full-size gymnasium, running track (13 Lips per mile), two squash courts, a climbing wall, dance studio, condition- ing room (over 4,000 sq. ft. of condi- tioning equipment), fully licenced child-care centre, multi-purpose room, community program space, snack bar, and a swimming pool. The YMCA's Healthy Returns Cam- paign is in its final phase Currently the YMCA has raised $.5 million towards the $(-million campaign goal. 4 Io aff lo. FW 016[ Mow. os* at wafts%. 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"They were specifically asked by their federations not to use classroom time for any dis- cussion of those political issues:' But, area parents who have contact- ed the News Advertiser have a number of concerns regarding the student protests and the manner in which they were handled by individual schools and by the region's uhool boards. Some parents have expressed con- cern that teachers may have encour- aged the protests while others have questioned the varying punishments students have received for participating in the demonstrations. Ajax resident Shari Carricato, whose son attends Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, ques- tions the school administration's deci- sion to lock the doors during protests Thursday. "I thought 1 was sending my child to school, not prison," she wrote in a let- ter to the ucwspaper. However, DO'C principal Brian Hughes says students were not locked in, instead the school was trying to keep out protesters from other area high schools. "You can't lock a kid in:" he says. "What we did was lock out:" Yet Mrs Carricato told the News Advertiser the locked doors were not her only concern. "I don't feel the school has the right to discipline the children for doing something they believe in:" she says, adding neither suspensions nor deten- tions were appropriate. She says her son, who is in Grade 10, was "raised to believe to stand up for what he believes is right ... you have a right to stand up for your opinion:' Meanwhile, Ms. Brown says the staff at Ajax and Exeter high schools guarded the doors on Wednesday when DO'C students protested outside those schools in an attempt to prevent the sire of the crowd from growing. She says police had asked staff to keep the schools closed to prevent large groups of students on the streets. -It was a safety issue and a security issue," Ms Brown says. She reports, "Anyone who had to leave could leave." Ms. Brown says students are being dealt with on an individual basis. For example. 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S w 1T L 6 •'- CALVIN YKLEIN Offunderwea Now until October 19th .Sa�tl6d�� m'rr•i,..,a,.,ins.Ws sorosu1s.0 M tc*mgr�vrwumwm Finn-LrL+.5 WR7r�Sl� rd A11W ConTMederaErsne Buy 1 Save 2ne-5O/� Buy 3 Save 30% Buy 6 (or' more) Save 40% 250/6 Off f3alsow Mn wast t Minto Anglo ti shosm None West classic pump or Nine West low pump. Our reg. SW Sda WAY Enzo Angiolini square -toe pump. Our reg. $100 Baia SIM9 0 � �0Cx -v .sea CIIERING — John Hayden, fi newcomer to the political scene in Pickering, has officially announced wts candidacy for the local Ward 3 m on Town Council in the Nov. 0 municipal election. A Pickering resident since 1975, Ir. Hayden has been active in the p fommuniry for many years as pres- ' nt of the Pickering Optimist " tib. vice-president of the Picker - 'Ing Progress Club, a director on the board of the Barbara Black Youth Centre lard founder of the Pickering Breakfast Club .for children. He ,.his received a Civic Award from -Ute Town bJ' Pickeriie.0 a Canada 125 JOHN . medal for his HAYDEN work for youth •Unnecessary and the comma- dollars, city. In a media release announcing his candidacy, Mr. Hayden states Ward 3 a a unique blend of urban and rural areas anC that be is awns of the importance of maintaining a ateful balance on development in all of Pickering with as eye to the future. He also notes serving on Council requires teamwork, conumos sense, community involvement and care - full planning to come to firm deci- sions affecting the town. The current mature of Conoco with back -room deals, coosaat conflict and gra nstaoning does not get the job done and it is boosting taxpayers usti eceswY donars: he says - Mr. Hayden's goats for Picker - tall include raising the town's pro- file to increase new industrial and commercial growth to support the tax base. and to "deliver Picketing iaRo due 2161 orRr'1r � a VMlts. pRnp=us town n Aled by doe of Pvckcnng�- People:lN �-of Piicke_'telri`n.�g /for the people 1 c candidate ho caviliposign will consist mostly of visiting resi- dents door-to-door, with minimum signage and oo, "disturbing resi- tiests" with phone alts. Missing Ajax woman last seen in Pickering Police and family members are worried about the safety of a missing 27 -year-old Ajax woman who is suf- fering from depression. Laurie Maureen Cole of Weekes Drive has mit been seen since S 30 a.m. Monday, �— when she was travelling west on �.. ,�A Concession 7 14 I% near Salem Road in Pickering. Durham Regional Police said. She was driving a green, two -door 1997 Pontiac LAURIE Sunbird with the COLE licence plate 232 Seen in car RNA. The car has a dent on the pas- senger side door. Ms. Cole is five -feet nine -inches, 160 -pounds. has hazel eyes and straight, shoulder -length sandy brown hair which is possibly tied back. She was last seen wearing brown check- ered pants and an orange blouse. Anyone who sees Ms. Cole or has information is asked to call police at 579-1520, extension 2521. Durham offers courses on-line Durham College is on the move again with its on-line courses. Along with its list of on-line certifi- cate programs. Durham College has added an Internet Multimedia Software Certificate program which includes desktop publishing. developing web pages using multimedia. HTML, Inter- net Essentials. JAVA, Visual C++, and Windows 95. Other Durham College certificate courses available through the Net are teacher training, palliative care, Human Resources Post -Diploma and Network Management Post -Diploma programs. For more information about Durham College's Continuous Learn- ing and on-line courses contact them at 1905) 721-3052 or visit their home page at durham.durhatnc.on.ca. OCTOBER Editorials Ajax-Pickeri isle News Advertiser s aA Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wixlncsoiay, Friday. Sunday PHONE' 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 1.1 S 21-15 Publisher: Tim Whittaker v Editorial One for a all for one The engine that drives Canada just got a kick start into the next millennium. The Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance launched yesterday should ensure that this part of the country will remain the nation's economic hub for a long time to come. No longer should economic development depart- ments of regions like Durham and the municipalities which make it up struggle against major metropole in an effort to lure new firms. For example, officials of Ajax and Pickering won't be butting heads in an effort to convince companies that their respective town is the right place to open up shop. Instead, creation of the alliance will see one body mount a concerted effort to bring new firms and invest- ment to the Greater Toronto Area. The GTMA will have as its most powerful selling tool the fact that the area it represents is a vast one nch in skilled labor. with an excellent transportation network. first-rate infrastruc- ture. a strong manufacturing base and major markets that are growing by leaps and bounds. The alliance. financed by the public and pm'ate Sec- tors, will have a $I 5 -million budget over the next five years to market the GTA to the business community around the world. In other words, it will have the resources necessary to promote the area — including Durham — on the intemational stage. And, the GTMA is supported by boards of trades and chambers of commerce in the GTA ;Is well as the mayors and regional chairmen of the hub of Canada. All of whom know that if big business locates in Don Mills or Durham. "we all benefit from the spinoffs', in the words of Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade president John Wiersma. For example. a large firm which opens shop in Toronto will likelw employ a number of Durham resi- dents. Conyerscly, employees who conte from Mississauga to work at a new company here will spend untold dollars in this area. To put it another way, the alliance should pay off for the entire GTA. One for all and all for one �a To rrspond to this editorial roll hilosourre at `nfosotsuce ort 1.7640 and dial 5 /09 •You said it... In response to Stew Houston's Oct. 5 colurnn headlined ' Stop the press:', one reader said: "While i s%nipatniic cnfircl\ Hit: spur ollunin dcs.nhing what may have been a frustrating attempt to present your readers with the latest story on the computer component heist and the fate of the driver. 1 was one of your readers who fol- lowed the story on radio and TV and 1 didn't even bottler to read the News Advertiser story beyond the headline as 1 viewed it as stale news. 1 think this underlines a major dilem- ma for newspapers which is not new but is getting worse as the electronic media become more and more a part of life._M% advice is this: the print media can't compete with the electronic media so don't even try. Do the things that you can do well like background on heal events and local poli- tics." .We asked... The question is: Would you support a walkout by teachers" tca:hem each take on one cxua:ias%. there is Let me he up -front right from the begin- no (teed for the seventh teacher.) How will i fewer teachers help improve the quality of ed interest in the provincial government's Bill education? 160, which will mandate Sweeping changes in Nell Cross says. Maureen Mite Long says, "Sure. They have Fournier says. -Absolutely not. i a right to enjoy "Yes. 1 would. feel they've got it the benefits and a They need all the pretty good as better working support they can it is:" environment. If get. Education is taking on an additional class. What many fail not, the kids lose suffering and it is without any teacher training whatsoever, and out:, our future" hours for lesson preparation, evaluation, sou- Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ona. LIS 21-15 1A1111�— • ,li .�-- • Www-•�- - �---�- �.J v Letters to the editor Bill 160 won't improve education To the editor: tca:hem each take on one cxua:ias%. there is Let me he up -front right from the begin- no (teed for the seventh teacher.) How will ning. I'm a teacher. and obviously have a vest- fewer teachers help improve the quality of ed interest in the provincial government's Bill education? 160, which will mandate Sweeping changes in Tbe hill also stipulates certain "tteachrr' education. 1. and all teachers. want a first-class will net need w) be certified. The government education systcm in Ontano, one which pro- recently, however. spent considerable time vdcs a qualty education for all students. Bill and money setting up the College of Teachers IN) will not Ihelp improve the quality of edu- which deals wtth. among other things, the cation. proper certification of Ontario's trachea. As One aspect of the hull calls for the rcduc- well, teacher training now requires two years lion of teacher preparation time. This means a of studies at a faculty of education. But the teacher will spend more finite in the classroom, government is now saying that some instrtic- taking on an additional class. What many fail tors will be allowed to teach your children to realize is that this in itself will require more without any teacher training whatsoever, and prep time. Where will teachers find the extra without proper certification. Again 1 ask. how hours for lesson preparation, evaluation, sou- docs this improve the quality of education" dent -teacher confcrencmg, aioenoiance follow- As 1 stated at the otrtset. 1 have a vested tip. and all of the other admlmuratnc tasks interest in education. But, sixxd&*t we all which an extra class will require' Likely, one have an interest in the education of our young or lith of the following will happen — teach- people." So I ask you not to take the word of ers will give up extracurricular activities mite faceless teacher with whom you will Iteams, clubs, extra help sessions. tete.) and/or likely never have any contact, but to go one teachers will ok, less preparation for all class- step further. Contact your child's schxol. Talk cs, resulting in less resear:h in preparing with their principal or teacher. Ask him or her lessons less creativity, and less evaluation. In how the proposed changes will affect your either scenario, how dk)es this improve the school and ultimately the education of your quality of education` own child. To clarify further. Icss prep time (r more Then, contact the government, and tell it to time in the classnwm) doesn't mean students withdraw the legislation, to slow down. and to will have more contact with teachers. The reconsider. amount of time in class per day will rat You owe it to your child. change for students. What it will mean is We owe it to all of our children. many teachers with less semonty (i.e. younger teacher) will lose their lobs. (Currently, seven teacher teach six classes each 11 six of those Gord Forsythe, Pickering `I'm tired of teachers holding me hostage' To the editor: daughter's right ar an education. The tcachers' An open letter to Ontano Minister of earnings and benefits package is an enor- Education John Snohelen regarding the teach- mously generous one, particularly in light of ers' threatened illegal strike: the fact that the private sector has had such a Dear Mr. Snobelen: huge financial struggle over the past eight As a wxpaycr and parent I mint infirm you years. I'm shocked by all the concessions of my deep concern over the recent threats by mads: to them already, complemented by such teacher to strike illegally. It is incredibly dis- a rich remuneration paci age. There are lots of heartening to realize our educators would go people with solid credentials who would love to such lengths. Their message is clear: "if to work as a teacher and I suspect they would - you don't get what you want then you should n't make the kind of illogical and unaffordable commit an illegal act in order to get it" This demands our current educators are. particular teachers' lesson is one my child The anger among parents and taxpayers is shouldn't learn. 1 can't support a system that escalating rapidly; the time has come to put a allows its educators tU teach this sort of stop to the manner in which the teachers and approach to its students. their unions have operated. Should the teach - I'm afraid that if our teachers strike illegal- ers strike, I strongly hope your government ly I must request they all be terminated from will hold its ground and not bend to their ille- their positions. I can not and will not condone gal act. As with a child, if you bow to their such an outright disregard for the taxpayers, demands they will push for more and more parents and students. in addition, I can not believing they can get you to give in again. allow my child to be taught by people who And when they take their temper tantrum, just willingly and publicly disregard the law. walk away... they'll eventually stop when they i would also like to stress the education realize no one is paying any attention to them. system is an essential one and teachers should not be allowed to strike. It's essential because the students of today will be our leaders and voices of tomorrow, guiding our society, and they must be provided with a consistent qual- ity of education. Strikes don't educate our children! If I am forced to contribute to a gov- emment education system throegh my proper- ty taxes then I deem this to he an essential ser- vice. Quite frankly. I'm tired of teachers holding me hostage as a taxpayer and a parent. And I'm tired of the teachers threatening my JOANNE BURGHARDT. Eiduor-fn-Chief STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Adventomg Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advenising Manager EDDIE KOLOD'I.IEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Read Estate/AutonxuiveAdvenismg Manager ABE FAKHOURIF.. Distnbution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. PrLsdu:tion Manager JANICE O'NEIL, A,stscmt Production Manager CHERYL HAINE,S, Assislani Production Manager LILIAAN HOOK, Administration Manager S. L. Kowalski, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the edi- tor. All letters should be typed or nead'v hand- written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edir copv for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarth those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Dist ritfu lion: 681.51 17 Admin/Classifled Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579.9273 E-mail: newsr(t)mCmdurhamnews.net hitp /twww.durhamnews.net IRENE KoCK Guest Column Irene Kock is a founding member of Durham Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens' environment group dedicated to raising public awareness about nuclear issues and energy alternatives. Nuclear power fatally flawed The fallout is just .carting to settle from Ontario Hydni's Aug. 13 announcement that it will close its seven oldest nuclear reactors. The lour at Pickering 'A' will be shut down by Dec. 31 and three at Bruce 'A' by March 31. 1998. One reactor at Bruce 'A' was already shut down in 1995. A few heads have rolled at Ontario Hydro — president and CEO At Kupcis fell on his sword. and Pickering director Ken Talbot has been replaced by American import Gene Preston. But despite all the hype. not much has really changed at Ontario Hydro. Our provincial utility remains firmly committed to its aging nuclear power and coal stations, and even has plans to restart the Pickering 'A' reactors in 2W). Bruce 'A: it says, will be restarted in 2(X)3. it is planning to use: old polluting coal and oil -fired generating station to compensate fix the closed nuclear reac- tor, until they are restarted. This will contribute to acid rain and smug problems, and increase car- bon dioxide emissions. Meanwhile. Hydro's cleaner and cheaper energy conservation and renewable energy programs were wiped out years ago. The more things change, the more they stay the same' The utility's own assessment that the crisis was caused by management problems falls short of the whole truth, as usual. Behind the nuclear "cult' is the CAND(' reactor itself. it would he naive to think that Ontario Hydro's prtiblems are only managerial. lid. rteahty is that nuclear power is a fatally flawed technology — iow complex, tow expensive and too, unforgmng. Nuclear power costs just keep on rising at Ontario Hydro. The numbers are m, huge that it is hard to keep your eyes from glazing over. Just remember that it's coming out of your pocket. and that of every other taxpayer in thi province. First. the operation and maintenance cost for Hydro's nuclear plants is about $900 million per year. Then "capital expenditure:' (the big ticket prob- lems at the reactors) arc costing alxut $312 mil- lion per year. A special nuclear recovery fund announced last year is costing about $107 million per year for three years. Upgrades at the 12 rcac- f rs that will remain in operation will cost $2 pil- lion to $3 billion over the next three years (say another SOX) million per year). That adds up to over $2 billion per year. Now remember that this does not include at least $3 billion that Hydro says it will cont for replacement electricity for the eight "temporarily" shut -down nuclear reactors. Oh, and by the way. Hydro thinks that its figures could he out by $3 billion or so. Add to that the money needed to rebuild and refurbish the eight 'A' reactors at Pickenng and Bruce. And then there's the $15 -h1 - lion cost (by Hydro's estimate) of dismantling the 20 reactors in the province. and dealing with the used fuel and other radioactive waste. You may also be alarmed to know that because of its nuclear headache. Hydro is not paying down its impressive $32 -pillion debt for the time being. Ontario Hvdro has Mocked other energy sup- pliers from the electricity marketplace. For exam- ple. Ajax Energy uses waste construction lumber to make steam- and could produce electricity simultaneously if it was allowed to sell it. The electricity would he clean, efficient and cheap. Ajax Hydro wants to buy it, but Ontario Hydro has kept the case stalled in court for over a year. Cost-effective conservation and renewable energy options are available right now that can meet our energy needs and help protect the envi- ronment. The challenge is to create an electricity system that serves electricity customers, protects the environment, and cushions the shock from Ontario Hydro's massive debt and future liabili- ties. Meanwhile, Environment and Energy Minister Norm Sterling is fiddling while Rome bums. A provincial white paper on restructuring of the electricity sector has been delayed for more than a year. Ontario Hydro's electricity generation monop- oly must be broken, its generating stations divid- ed, and competition introduced; the transmission system must be separated completely from the generation businesses; and binding regulation is required to ensure fair electricity rates, environ- mental protection and public involvement in deci- sions. And last but not least, the oldest reactors at Pickering and Bruce 'A' must remain shut down. The News Advertiser invites readers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished columns min v run in coulensed form as u letter to the editor The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Drstnbuting group of newspapers Thc News Advertiser is a rii,,mbcr til the Alas & Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc. Canadian Coinmunny, Newspaper Assoc. Canadian Circular,, as Audit Board and the Oaivin Press Council The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies ®�*C A oacaouo Grein em Aran BoarsM..^.w .r.1,...,, taampar 7'NL' VFw'\ WL'..N__ .v Tutu u ..urs u.. I Durham board ratifies deal with custodians, maintenance workers 'Ihic Durham Board of Fducalion ha. rali- ce. 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Contrary to some of the speculative news coverage, the reactors are currently being operated safely. The Canadian nuclear design known as CANDU is a robust design and is inherently safe. During our lengthy investigation nothing was observed to contradict this condition. But what we as a team did find was there has been a performance problem and a shortage of trained staff and managerial capability. up of four of the eight reactors at Pickering for several years, to concentrate all our resources on upgrading the efficiency of the remaining four. When we have completed this task, we will return the Pickering A units to service. The Pickering nuclear site is safe, and we intend to ensure it will remain safe. We also intend to ensure we fulfil our mandate of delivering electrical power to Ontarians in the safest, most efficient and cost-effective manner. Sir Adam Beck Award for volunteerism and community work. Ontario Hydro has a sincere desire to regain its reputation for being among the best performing nuclear operations in the world. That's why we are proposing the lay One of the difficulties at Pickering in the past has been a failure to keep the Pickering community informed about what has been happening at the site and why. Our new team at Pickering intends to deal with that in an open manner. Gene Preston is our Pickering Site Vice -President, with almost 30 years of extensive technical, operational, managerial and administrative experience in the nuclear industry. Pat O'Brien is our new Site Public Affairs Manager, who comes to this position with more than 25 years experience with Ontario Hydro, including receiving the prestigious This letter to the community is just one of the many ways our team intends to reach out to all those interested and concerned about the Pickering generating station. For example, we will provide public speakers for your group to explain any aspect of our operations. We will arrange plant tours and information sessions and promotional displays as desired. We plan to hold a public forum in December, and, above all, we are open to any and all suggestions from the community as to new ways in which we can keep this community fully informed. For further information please call (905) 839-1151, extension 3745. G. Carl Andognini Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer 4a Ontario Hydro PAGE E • THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, 0l "ER: 1"7 ews Advertiser Arts&i photo by Andrew Iwanowsk Old-fashioned entertainment Eric Shocrifeld puts a little muscle into the saw during the Pickering Museum Village's Fall Family Picnic on Sunday. The event featured many pioneer activities for kids such as stencilling• making com dolls• bean bag tosses and more.'*Varm• sunny weather provided the perfect setting, and cro%%d, tamed out to experience a slice of pioneer life at the event. Marriage is Murder aj hit at Herongate�' PICKERING —Time's running out for you to see Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre's production of the comedy hit Marriage is Murder. Written by Dick Hall and directed by long-time Herongate director and actor Rick Kerr, Marriage is Murder follows divorced couple Paul and Polly But- ler who were co-authors of the pop- ular Miss Charlotte Mysteries.Xy; When Polly shows up with the promise of great financial gain if they collaborate again, Paul is tempted. The trouble is the pair can hardly stand to be in the 41wy room together. The lead roles of Paul and Butler are played by veteran actors Peter G. Hurley and Ann E. Ward. Marriage is Murder ends its run it Herongate Nov. I . The season opener will be followed by the panto I Dream of Genie. Due to the popularity of last season's panto If The Shoe Fits, Herongate has decided to include another in that genre this season. I Dream of Genie is the tra- ditional story of Aladdin told in an untraditional man- ner. The panto was written by popular Herongate actor Bev Nicholas. Cost for dinner and show starts at $35.95 per per- son. Herosgate Barn Dinner Theatre is at 2885 Altoaa Rd., Pickering. For more information or for reservations, call 905- 472-3085. You're invited to a birthday celebration PICKE:RING —The Pick- cnn� Girth (.inadian Cultural :1„ociauon i, holding a Ccic- hration 17th Annucrsary Din- ner and Dance Saturday. Oct. 18 at the Pickering Recreation Complex This formal dress event will feature music by Fletch- er', Love. door prives and a cash bar Cocktail, will he served at 6:30 p.m and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Adult admission to the event is S25. Fhe recreation complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. (south of Hwy. 2). For more information. call Alma at 428-6746. Susan at 420-5196. Norma at 430-3057 or Willie at 429-8244. Swingin' Sounds and Rippin' Rockers feature Durham's best Indies Swingin' Sounds and Rip - pin' Rockers is the newest of the three independent compi- lation compact discs to he released on Eclipse Records. The CD features 14 of Durham Region'% best mdc- pendent hand, who hit the stage at Eclipse Concert's annual Bandwari competition. This -,car the winning acts include: Rise. Benjamin. Lavender, Simon Pure. 747, Magic Box, Public Duplay inow called Good Time C'har- lic). Figure Four. Accident Prone. Out of Hand. Feral Child. Otis. Saige and Mama's Ultimatum. Kern Nowensks, creator of Eclipse Concerts and Promo- tions and Eclipse Records hopes to attract hundreds to celebrate the launch of the new CD. Acc„rd- 1 ing to Kern. -"The inspiration for the CD was Air born out of the 2885 walls of the late NO Moon Rixiin � Spier where many indie bands launched suc- 1 cess(ul careers in the music indus- t n. 1 am inspired Anv Thi to promote these acts and encour- age )dung aspir- ing musicians to ! continue their art form. Art is the owl of cul- ture._ and this CD features sorne of the hest mdic culture in Curham Region" The release party for Swingin' Sounds and Rippin' Rik kers is being presented in association with Durham Col- lege's first- and second - year Entertainment Administration stu- dents. The event will be held at E.P. Taylor's Pub located on the Durham College Cam- pus un Friday. Oct. 17. Divers open at 7:30 p.m.. featuring a show- case of 10 or more of the acts on the new CD. The venue will accommodate all ages 1,01ERON(;ATE° BARN THEATRE Anona Rd. Pickering Vi' PLAYING (c v omedy Ly Nick Hall MARRIAGE IS MURDER "a �maA hit" 1 off with this ad. it+.. Fri. or Sun. in Ort. The greatest little Rock n Roll Bar around u PRESENTS The Legendary DOWNCHILD BLUES BAND Saturday Oct. 11 "The Shakers" Friday Oct. 10 featuring former members of Killerdwarfs & Sheriff 89 Commercial Ave. Ajax 619-2138 as well as a licenced area. Tickets may tx purchased in Advance at Star Records or Alcatrai Skates tic $6 or at the door for $8. For more intorma- tiun, call Kerri Nuwcnsky at Eclipse Concerts at 005-786- 2521, or kcrn(A%pccdhne.ca N The Old LIVERPOOL HOUSE lath Anniren.m Join us for a special Thanksgiving Dinner Roast Turkey with All the Trimmings $1695 Children $1293 Sunday & Monday October 12 & 13 ia.ew.. mess .iso ....isms CALL FOR RESERVATIONS (905) 831-1000 Book Now for Christmas d New Years! Ontario Electrical Week October 6 -12,1997 x oma Come & See WHY Everybody's Going NORTH to the OCEAN in Pickering yz BLUE OCEAN eie0 haelabWb J 'N S a pie5195n9 t�-� eo Z'T,Si!&ESTAChips U �7M T home - Family Specials Pale () 01tDF.R.CMX:EPIED BROCK NORTH PLAZA • •' Brock Rd. N. of Hwy. 2 4 The Waterfront Dining, Bistro & Bar 590 Liverpool Rd. 5. Pickering at the 5hcre� of L- erpool Thanksgiving Weekend Special buffet Sun. & Mon. - noon to 5:00 p.m. Served at the upper level dining room overlooking the lake y�/'� Turkey & Vlrginla Ham Entree, '/ 95 .salad. de+oaert a, coffee (-. price per person Main dining room open every day FOR RESERVATION5 for hreakfast, lunch d dinner 420-2020 Electricity: at the centre of things. ab* smart.- OWAlao �LBAotla AJAX HYDRO dd Taunton Rd. Most Ajax, Ontario LIT 3V3 (606) 019-0500 iam (905) 610-0210 '*"� ar.lowt.ra.i.oarra%.n.o. M�MNw�11�� ��Illli 191 Ion ON I 1 M6 ht W J A V V 1AC 11bZJr, w 16 MP baMv. fJt- SUMAC s, lYf/-r/WC V photo by Andrew Iwanowski He's got pull! Jeremy Nicholson gives his all with the help of Kate Walkon in the background during a tug-of-war event at a community fall fair in Rosebank Park last weekend. Families in Pickering were invited out to celebrate the fall season and take part in a host of activities and games. Services for handicapped reviewed in Durham Task groups struck to explore options Durham Region a reorganizing the way services are provided to children and adults with develop- mental handicaps. The Durham Core Advisory Group is asking all those involved in social services, users of services and interested members of the communi- ty to join task groups to review the services. The Mtnislry of Community and Social Scr\ices paper Making Ser- vices Work for People requires com- munitics to make changes to the delivery' of services to devclopmen- tally handicapped children and adults. The Durham Core Advisory Groupcovers the communities of Pickering, Ajax. Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington. Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock. Reorganisation will occur at four levels: for services provided to those up to six years of ago, seven to 12, 13 to 18, and adults with develop- mental handicaps. Anyone interested in joining a task force to focus on one of these four groups can contact Pat Stras- bourg at Lake Ridge Community Support Services. 436-(061. Devi Mandir opens in Pickering PICKERING — Grand opening celebrations are being held Satur- day, Oct. 18 from I to 5 p.m. for the new Devi Mandir at 2590 Brock Rd. Everyone is welcome to attend the opening of this newly -construct- ed mandir and cultural centre. Admission is free. The celebrations will include entertainment and refreshments for those who attend. For more information, call Amar at 416-249-3579 or Krishna at 416- 755-1693. Start -A -Heart offers training in Durham CPR training is available during October and November through Durham Start -A -Heart. All instructors are trained through the Heart and Stroke Foun- dation and successful participants receive a wallet certificate from Heart and Stroke. Call (oH)5) 665- 7638 to register. 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What do you think of large plastic tops on shampoo bottles:' On at least one hair condi- ti<mcr bottle 1 know of'. the cap is so rigidly fastened that the residue cannot even be dtained and rinsed out unless a screwdriver is Wd to pry oft the cap. Would you like to see a'larger recycling logo on hoitles to enable Casier identification of what goes into your Blue Box? Would putting all 'like' products into the Same color or shape bottle (soaps in yellow. Cooking oils in clear, hazardous liquid in red. Qlc.?) make for easier recycling'' Why are 16ere not any dispensers allowing refill of 01otor oil containers. or other liquids for that matter'? In 1991. 15 -year-old David Grasshy won the RCO's Waste Minimization Award for a junior individual for his calculation that the LARRAINE ROULSTON Rem-ler's Repoj•t year! That means residue either goes to land- fill or creates a problem in the recycling process. Do you think it is necessary for cardboard juice cartons to add the extra plas- tic pouring spout? And what about cosmetic gifts in ovenlzed boxes or chewing gum each individually wrapped in plastic! When one considers the manufacture. transportation and ultimate disbosal of packaging, often the package itself costs us more than the product it carries. For answers to these and other questions and to share ideas. attend the one -day event. Amount of motor oil left in containers used in entitled 'Defining Stewardship for Non - Durable Products and Packaging Waste in Larratne Roulsion's column exploring t•m,m„ Canada accumulates to five million Imes a mental issues re,Qalarly appear% im Wedn, Pickering waterfront plan unveiled PIN Ontario,' on (let. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Delta Chelsea Inn. 33 Gerrard St. in Toronto - The RCO has initiated a consultation process to determine stakeholder roles and responsibilities to help ensure the long-term sustainabdity of Ontario's waste diversion. This is your opportunity to have input into RCO recons nendations to Norm Sterling, Ontario Minister of the Environmentand Energy. In addition. Mr. Sterling has been invited to speak on these recommendations at the RCO annual conference in London Oct. 27 to 29. Call 416-960-1025 for registration. As a citizen of _ conserver society. , ,.r voice and the power of your purchase carry enormous pressure to streamline packaging and reduce waste! LIJJ UANTF.D: .A Treasure Chest user is grateful lur Hicks received but needs more to finish the project before the ground gets too cold. If you have unwanted bricks, call 681- 3994. BY MARIA\tiE TAK XCS stat 7 RI N)RFFR PICKERING — Residents can Ret their first look Tuesday. Oct. 14 at -a comprehensive plan taxing dcvcl- oped for the future of Pickering's lakefront. The Waterfront 2(X11 Task Force on the future of Pickering's lakefront unveds its report to Town Council at 7pm "We invite all the public to be there." says task force chairman Dace Steele The task force was established by Mayor Wavnc Arthurs in May to develop a plan for the revitalization of Pickenng's waterfront. Its members include represcnta- tii,cs of the community. scrytce clubs. yacht clubs, cmironmcnial groups. lakefront arca landowners such as Ontario Hydro and the Met- ropolitan Toronto and Region Con- ser,.ation Authority (%rrRCA). and the Tow n Mr Stccle says he's "excited" about the report, which provides a ma.tcr plan for the waterfront it, t+c suplcmcntcd over I" "Ja 20 years. Qowever. it will now only he an 1litenm report, with the final docu- ment expected to go to Council in February. - "Quite simply. we would like it to 1i° rcy iewcd:' say's Mr SlCele. • : He explains the document being (►resented Oct. 14 will be complete in:that it will represent the findings 4f -the task force and its 10 wbcum- iirttch on Issues such as the Waler- aent trail. preserving the waterfront qri% ironmcnt, park design. tourism. slid the harbor and marinas. :But the task force has decided u) tndt+mit those findings for review to fart provincial Waterfront Rcgencra- Iio+n Trust. the 1NTRCA. Ontario f;lydro (which owns much lakefront property). and the Pickering plan- Oing department. :One portion of the report that will iOt be delayed, notes Mr. Steele. is 1hr section on the emirnment. That committees work has 4Iready been reviewed by the B4TRCA. The task force's report on the environment includes plans, recom- tnendations and esumated costs for action in areas such as stormwater Qianagement to protect water quality Frenchman's Bay, F "We would like it to be imple- plented as soon as possible:' says the mmittee chairman. adding the new buncil to be elected Nov. 10 could M'�r► moving on the environmental commendations soon after it first Meets in December. Steele expects all the review- 1• agencies to have their reports k to the task force steering com- •ttee in January, so any necessary nges can be made before the final ument is presented to Council the nth after. Non-profit �jax day-care licentre marks opening i; AJAX — Grand opening celebra- ons will lc held Tuesday. Oct. 21 at 0 a.m. for St. George's Day-care P"tre at 77 Randall Dr.. Ajax (Pick- pFing Village) I All are welcome to attend. i The cclehrahons will Include a rib - (t n cutting with kcal dignitaries, a 11our of the centre and light refresh - Openings for children are still wailahlc at the non-profit day-care 4untre. : For more information, call 683 - Igh I He doesn't expect many changes to he needed htr. Steele is "absolutely delight- ed" with the amount of work about 110 task force and subcommittee members have completed in the short time since the task force was announced in late May. "To think we've completed it is incredible in the time we had -' The printed report will be nearly 101 pages in length and copies will be made available to am resident who wants to read it. according to Mr. Steele. An effort will also he made to widely distribute summaries of the report. la The Oct 14 presentation will include videos and slides detailing the investigations and recommenda- tions of the task torce. There will he a smali reception F. afterwards in the Pickering Central STEELF: Library next door to the Civic Cum- 'Joon as plex possible' Why suffer with aching painful feet? Take a stand against Foot pain and call us today! f RomM J. Klein B.S.C., D.P•11 PODIATRIST • Cuslom Fool 0tWim •Ful Veletw'SCaMAP ❑ Y Q :=M=, Callum • Clwkkw's Fool Come to Harwood Place Mall Y.nu Cutnmuntrs Shopping Mall " for T In' AIN' fl( jla1V#1INi i jAVmeNUG S Enter a draw to WIN A v TURKEY Fill out the ballot below and deposit in the ballot box located in front of Scotiabank. NAME ADDRESS IAGE _ PHONE ) 314 HARWOOD AVE.. S. 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Winston — late in the period. Ormond to quit in posting a tie and a Tang. Rub Selig and Chris scored the other Pickering close loss in two recent league Wilkinson with singles. goal. contests. "rhe Panthers were outshot Adding assists were The ^aniuers didn't quite 3I-19 in the contest. Ormond and O'Neil with two make it all the way back in a The Panthers atoms clawed apiece, Marshall. Blake contest against Peterborough their way back to a 5-5 tie with Araujo. Tang and Chris Thorpe after trailing 5-1 at one point the Clarington Toros after with single helpers. in the game. The Pickering falling behind 5-2 going into A spirited defensive core atoms scored three unan- the third period. Mustafa Saleh led by Mike Minnings and swered goals, but couldn't net showed a burst of speed in net- Tyler Leon helped goaltender the equalizer in a 5-4 loss. ting two successive markers to Daniel Stewart. who frustrated Mark Dirosa scored a pair bring Pickering to within one opposition shooters. of goals in the losing cause. goal of Clarington. Forward The team is coached by while Stuart Ormond and Rob Kevin Marshall completed the Richard Sabourin. Bantam Raiders warmed up for hockey season The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Ryder dropped a 3.2 hearthreaker to the Central Integrated Logistics minor bantam 'AAA' rep Wolves, tied Amherst, New York 3-3 and hockey team is ready to start its regular season defeated Windsor 8-2. after a successful preseason. The Ryder Integrated Logistics bantams will The Raiders won exhibition contests over play in the annual Tim Horton's Tournament in Brampton and Oakville by scores which Hamilton over the Thanksgiving weekend. weren't reported, and defeated rival Whitby 9- Team members are Scott Gray, Michael 2. Their only loss was a 5-3 defeat by Snetsinger. James Judges. Peter Gaylor. Scan Richmond Hill. Kostka. Kyle Aitken. Darren Dubeaa, Brad The Raiders competed at the Ajax -Pickering O'Neill. "Tyler McGregor. Jeff Tobin. Alex tournament, finishing with a record of one win. • Greig, lames Cummins. Scott Robinson. one loss and one tie. The Raiders bantams Robbie Convery and Colin Jennings. Saving $100 to $300... Tums on anyone Let The Appliance Centre turn you on to a natural gas fireplace. With your Tear 8t Save coupon, you'll save $100 to $300, or even get free installation.t That's one reason to buy your new 13 et— now at The Appliance Centre. 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His winning combination Billboard THURSDAY, OCT. 9 NEWCOMERS: flie Ajax-Pickcr- in,_ Ncl%,:oi cr, Club meets the sec- ond Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church. 3W Church St. N..Alax. It's for women living in the arca three years or less. Call 427-9510 ( Doreen ) WOMEN': The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the Canadian F=ederation of Univertty Women meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Fortune Finan- cial offices at thecorner of Bay Iy St. and Finley Ave.. Ajax Guest speaker Dale Leadbeater dis- cusses Wild woman's Guide to the Tropical Forests in Costa Rica. Call 686- 6203(Trudy)for information HOME: BUSI- NE:SS:1-hc Durham Home- preneur Group meets at 730 a -m. at the .Annandale Golf and Curling Club. corner of Church and Bav 1) sts . Ajax It's for home entrepreneurs. .mail business owners and husi- ncsscs that scr- s ice them. Morning meet- ings held second Thursday every month. Call X14-4014 (Brian S t,r nc sn t..r information NOME:N: fhc Ajax Pickering Women's Centre is offering a series of free interactive ses- sions on women's well- ncss. Tonight. public health nurse Catherine Walker discuss- es self-esteem from 7 to 9 pm, at the centre. Portable a 2, St, George's Angli- can Church, southwest cor- ner of Randall Dr and Hwy. 2, Pickering Vil- lage i Ajax ). All welcome. Pre- registration rec- ommended. Call 426-1063 or 6X6 2661 for int ,.nnation. HOSPITAL: Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal holds its annual Long Service Awards Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. in the West Tower Confer- ence Rooms at the hospital. Retirees from the hospital, as well as staff and xolunteers are incited to attend. Call 683-2320 for information. COMPUTERS: The Durham PC Users' Club meets from 7 to W p. in. at a new location. the main branch of the Oshawa Pub- lic l.ihrar). 65 Bagot St.. Oshawa. Mike Antszak of Internet Direct will speak on Internet ser- vices 655-8013 (Anne Keefer). 623-2797 (Linda Nettcn). FRIDAY, OCT. 10 ADDICTION RECOVERY: 'I he Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery in are the came numbers he's been plavinp for meeting at 8 p.m. at Bavfair Baptist Church. 1+17 Kington Rd_ Picker- ing. This group meets every week and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependancy. All are welcome to attend. Chil- dren's program available during the meeting. Call 42S-9431 (Jim) for informa- tion. and the bonus. I knew it wasn't the big one. " 1 wanted to know how much money I won (when) I fell asleep that night:' Mr Blundo went to his job as a printer at Davis and Henderson Intercheque in Picker- ing fora couple of hours Monday, then took a few hours off to head into Toronto to col- lect his winnings. He returned to work after depositing the cheque. Dr. Kevin Tyber and Assocines OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY ,5 H Aja od S. 427-4144 i (Bet~ Hwy 401 8 Hwy 2) Mws•iei• Truly * Canadian p.m. ers ;dddi,.cts canfind Serenity MCERm— The Serenity Groupat Pickerings Baptist Church is offering a 12 -step recovery Frday. Oct. 17 at B p.m. The support group, which meets every Friday wetting, deals with addictions and co-dependency. Bayfair Baptist Church is at 817 Kingston Rd oFor more information. ca!I Jim at 428-9431. mini Psychic ga. • Tarot • Palmistry • Psychometry • Clairvoyance • And Much Much More... • THREE PROFESSIONAL PSYCHICS • • REASONABLE RATES • PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Near the Toronto Dominion Bank Mon. Oct. 6th to Sun. 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" 1 wanted to know how much money I won (when) I fell asleep that night:' Mr Blundo went to his job as a printer at Davis and Henderson Intercheque in Picker- ing fora couple of hours Monday, then took a few hours off to head into Toronto to col- lect his winnings. He returned to work after depositing the cheque. Dr. Kevin Tyber and Assocines OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY ,5 H Aja od S. 427-4144 i (Bet~ Hwy 401 8 Hwy 2) Mws•iei• Truly * Canadian p.m. ers ;dddi,.cts canfind Serenity MCERm— The Serenity Groupat Pickerings Baptist Church is offering a 12 -step recovery Frday. Oct. 17 at B p.m. The support group, which meets every Friday wetting, deals with addictions and co-dependency. 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Experience in centrex rese", long distance or interconnect Gales would be an asset. explore Itties exciting opportunity with ao fast growing fax your resume to: (416) 586-0642 HNixon Reso-us, Opel CasaMaelCatipeE, 220 ring SL Wont, Serge Set, Tessio, OI twie MSN IK4 T= NEM ADVEIlItTU R Has routes available for to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the toLlowing Streets: LCres. Oa Dakin Dr. Foreshfile Dr. Mil St Wathi d Gate Belscbn CA. Thicket Cres. Twnbul Rd Copley Taylor Rd. VapeyRlsdtp9 Cres. Cktrnents Rd.E. Spnxshhilf Rd. Please call 683-5117 for mors Information RETAIL INVESTIGATORS Experienced Retail Investigators required for local store chain in Peterborough -Ajax area. Varying hours. Must be fluent in English (Written and Verbal►. AAust have own vehicle. 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AM greeowrth pray cloth Intenc rroonly Ur) EIIf2911.954 IAP ver JaprT.1 1996 Pak Ave UNIX 3.e N super- CMrged. su trool, burgundy wRll yfEY far Jack T ck T) (33.900 (ASV 1S 0995 BorvNnle SSEi, suger - M8 h. one owner 47 Mn tan laser b- targr, must be sen f75.9M IAsk for Jack i µ0k for Jak Tetnetan at (116) 261.2311 or 1 -806161 - Asa M4k semi GM @aplpse 1epischiyNam Wnis SYrr pIM- Oe WOYf Cadillac SM. 3132 E{Ik{lee Ana. E., searOM- OM• Omrk. Mu 211. IM FORD TEMPO, Stan - mm. Whnc. 2 door good con- ditgn 95000 km. clinched CAN 663.2823 tied HONDA CIVIC L%. M} PD / Or nerpd.S Spode, u' ps. maintenance a to poen spape regular roam DOkin performed clean7 -0 wrote one owner. CSUn 720.0356 on 1334179 lop PWNTMC Asm. SE low mal $4995 89 I"'W wagon. $3295 90 CaWIdet excellent condition. 329% M Nissan MWF van, $2895 all urs urtmwd. to. Funding and warranty aval- Able, 693-7301 or 128.1879 alt 6 pm. HM GRAND FINK. V6 DK All pro IVA, prti-1 security system. 4 -door avoid.. 90.000 highway kms $12.900 Lae ew. Phe ores 905.683 3020 9E a •:oC f' 000 94.Escort copon.l LX 5 speed aur. 61,000 kms 18.700 shined 683-3619 AUTO LOANS Gus Brnwn Pictorial Buick lAd. well a yc Fnaacln{ cvcn If you flavor Dorm Iurrol down Wore Loans awdaMc for no .rcen. nae cicdir and haFlkrupol bay.- Call ymCall Shawn 66& 83'5 COITICC9nICM Will 140? M r dw.miOrn{ n re•r Inaso' r nM{ s year ANwt' F err• a" IIIIa9 aae " 8 pi Geta NI Drag Heels prlNo! E/ Mew Arthah LIMA Grand AM SF e LIMAk.Oodmal"- 6. woad aKk• 74.000 kine now A.90 1997 Grid M SE. ns. Ibed, $9 99.000 kms. SE Midead ,9N Grand Am SE. beeed tee ON a +sub fo.1lo . 9124 LwFwn t bead. ala IIs" rs. Slew n M.f93 ,999 OgdsR Ws,Shadeuro ply 6 sMaynlanRo• f52% tMso" 9u4 Fr9c wa 62s'000111i0'tmt w new 36,M res Ism HM CaraYlla i pine NON win kbk. sum 190 674. ran al t co 82 000 ret. no,r 3.550 1991 Snl2d L. C.mr.nbw Woawd. V e Gleets• IeglcN noon kms, ranI rod, So500 lea} Inn LT..000. 49M" 122.000 Mint. Perfect 1.395 feel Lu m"N Evil *No. 121 ON k t A tmotet So 16.NS 100 SuFglq LE. Cabe, 5 IN. Nd. meet8I.., 1� 85 777%%. 090 a ILa00y1:rMwood 'oaO- ed000 s.. saw 12.116 ,>h Olt ss loyal. loss ked o Cor a Oft m N SSO !tea Corsica, Mao erPool Wm Y 6. err. dint' Nt Ow ka ask $5 950 Carr M Cemr4c A7M Cera• t% 9.4 V Ww w tWlwS 0.11 Call 57}28ss pP•t {"wary 1ss2 am cam Cora S Il Loaded 1350MRM E•cellmt cw wow $7500 cvwmd GII (N5)431SM IM A.M.464M WFW $75 la STM wrap an 1 n, , ..b4,ua .6hw 0. Nn• prorasnrW pick - do pf 4MuT Popular We%, I& cm at 5740 v CAN (MS)7W A a A AUTO AM pay f10 f'- DOG Casr fM spot 474 'adaor any lar CAN us S"BM. N hots. 7 qa. 30 Inn sanity 905-eab SM a 905- 7065234 ANY SCRAP Car a Truck ted complete d not4TCashpaid Fred pick up Cox(90514314333 or 434.740 GASH FpR CARS! We buy used vehKla VehKhes must. be I.n roinlgg Condit". Call 4272415 or col to 479 Savoy St East. Ala at it AUTO SHIES WANTED Boar of a Islas newer GMn C Cheri 12 ran Cru 905 725 1192 1 .1 Sam hums ISO 3-15, V6 nnwded Cab wbmatrc will to" drive 'ANY wbWt 51" run wndow ungpy $2195 cem- trd Ca11404-9759 107 FORD RANGER. small box 5 speed. $1601) unceD- W $2.100 Cendkd Ge (905) 723.3514 IMS OemW 510 4.4 2 8 L 5a l body ca pFWy re- done Immaculate inside 8 Our RuR addled Bot rW a cep Inducted f1000 0 B 0 certimiced Can rarm after bp Oshawa 7061779. Islas CIEVY wrangler 305. $5500 urMW Plus can 905-668-9817 ,ON CMM Ix4 prion du- ady a -IV" Om. wad new loader. 6 5 L T.N ctrsel. idly loaded,.sod n $2500 of beg usonavelk offer 438.2775 7iwat WAa rED: 69 Tdyota 4 -Run. nor (with 180.000 kms or Ids) must be CWMrd Cal 905.725-1392 1war' IM ASTRO lYa. good can. Onion $1,900 or bat offer 905.655-5946 190 DODGE CARAVAN Pn- Vale. nm-smkei. Gcyl S ]pass, IOaa6 Castq available $7.0 500 Call Rip 905-428-5745 kava nwrle11 Ism L r Van err Coll DS Db Cl control, fill $Wrmg power minors. Pow IT door bks keyless handle entry System amnio M - Sees V6. 180 hp lour speed ,Cato Iran 45.000 km. ww� IWIy no. 725-0856 1 Trailers A44 FT. TRAILER. .it, sed A rwm hanicoia uoors Flonldw Fpm Selwe Or. tarb s gest yin, roma Falr Pere $25000 (905172D-0JIt •066231101 100 ikjEnja 10G -- 1C: AJAX -CLIPPER APTS- 2 d 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances. underground parking. 56 r#UY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (9%) 6134021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 8 2 bedrooms, Immediate, .3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A M - 5 P.M (905)571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT P�"J4CE 1,2, & 3 Bed Apis. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Util. Included In - House Supt. 8 Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. Sam - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun I lam- Opm LIANT AMANAGEMENT 905-579-162 IIIIII 6 I� 41 0 410 SICK OF RENTING ??? WHNNOT ONNA: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3-Ek,d bungalow $800/month No down coh n orn4?7t Dft wgod Bartknpt7 M Call Mel (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Saks RcD Suwm l;r„rp I ..<I Rnhy Inc. T 101 I 9017 sRMCOE STREET NORTH 3 bedroom Townhouse :Jens UU"$ dlcioded Sora i Refrgwaw IPill"foes tto uVho.A. Pill"OICk4ed.Pi VWMxndAnsa. C1oo e to schools and Ysoppirg. From $11".00. Call 905-721-0980 . 1 S,vO.maev.e 19115 POIAll J40 ,roe De cuaw .I.Y oadM. mum ,idmon 34300 oho Cal 905 985-250 • Marine Is 986 C u. :.Y.•. nal ewe Wyc CruM M I- Eng a S=C: hn 76250 N}9320 A IWRRt Uuaw >? trio 716 a 17 Dara, 3belga naw/ { {nM 060 CAR Ree 1iD61�i-5770 ROAT 2" 1971 Forrnuw Thucld7nOwd. tle"I 350s uRMr bO.riRaM tpdape. Cott pero . and •onl' .. bs 745000 Mo fSr 105- 427.7446 Omt{Mt STORAGE w nee. CAS malo, NWM Iradw. sk Mase Sts 4700 Thick W b IIorOI AN1 Bladen 905MS-sst0 Fw CONImt 4,.un P,u.gl,n r Nr./• boom 14 •• etude, craft ..m r ,Wk lee@ rp-w roe 4 now RN o. card Med. CW"W y pOSMd A" coal be wft► Mon .0 up ver keeeet $10.000 lar coatswle OM- AN ►nal P" 901915-7/68 Comism Maslwt F.ram 510 CMlmt COW hOd •.•�. all Motet, 14 n inapt cot olio -- IPW Pickupeel. 4 now leas M. coin MM. CO-OWMF uydamd A. cm Dole enae- sw sit u6 ro, mal AW Po Pony 31for coow 1 11 AItrYRM11 Fair 1 0EML0011 nrar .• r n Evlrvt smart cl.:rt�61166"M. 1sLus1 roc pus a P Ml Nor 3 3584 mallMY PROat 905433-1/M t-IEwoom DNB a+co- utea fachow apanmNll nor Lakc Dill West sMn. hckennQ Kludaa Mm / Fiorillo IAuMy $495ma.0 Suitable nor on ler sdbdl 6 P.DI'c bwsll A16) 601 999; 1 KOROON, newly rsawm. W cent'A bund . oew wa. oo boa Twit IwaaDy, Co- ble S575rmonm nduym. GII 905 571-5320 1 afMOOM. very cum. q.et central Ostool hold, hyard APOMIS pickets r, Ciudad M9scmonth label le*WW CAM GN -0565 1 A 2 NDetm, bethrw pus. OSn4wa nand QM M. tlk sunny nal $a001mblM, In SMw RKiu1M0, W7ty� 576 IIm74 W an Cal 905 00RTN OSHAWA Eats anWe I is 2 bedroomis) Lag! dei Cary Bu4cteq teas Nom wow new nur"w"t w 1 yew nOw and M a rely flYl1 llle quer twlloui0 3596 6 Sm. utilities. cable. p>talwts b - culled Availble Odmw 19 And November 1sL Pieces 905-57955M The RW Location White Oaks Court Whitby SpaWA Apanmenk OtilN66 Included Trarlsit At Door Convenient To Stigds So Shopping Close To 401 Squash Courts 1-2-3 Bedroom$ from $690. 905.66&7332 enMpe T~ mvewnin ex. Apr avam ie naw 1st m pro' lesslorW honk, kcafed m a yyWet Court can' Oshawa Paula entrance Suitable fm ul�g 0 $600 I lcoudes but. nYarp, water Cagle Central at nonsmoker protected) Sorry, no dogs tslnast to. q.rad Good references a muldc cru 905 774-1392 OMIAMA E`Ofn St )Large 2 a 3 bedroom aD nota m clen I" rise Dunanp Cbl to 401 a GO Parking Iwdouble l.Me- dwey From 7600/monm Pigs, 905.5764255 2 6MINn apt for rota. 5453 all Incl come to a amomtNs S2ncNR tWA &I"1SSW7 so"* SVOAW • 1 1 RAw 2 aE el 'Poll mr one iewo JC9 CO end ones Ib Oshawa elk• Doe Pure !aR 905-57}btT sRw Tan 20 L'OIIOOVA 7 edM ea sralbor S70.mo tr NOa ,rvl unit cel ISVW PI; 0 iw mote rob war 917 4Em 923ara. 43a 0917 3762077 Sea HART U WaRTOT @echo.,' sed. mwurr was. wNntanwd bt4w quiet aualam0 r., ea••lq fAn2r y-ce.wa. ew.n latwe App JrW ae62� M F&AM wan 14TM fiber. S aprokiK.s 2 Newnan. aradawo Nov t $1 loy5M Ca rraaeo W 37S am, I bedroom baamom 401 0-M .Mince, Mnmq 700 Ut M N. nig gel, a tM- erexes,00*w 4i}NO$ 4JU 2 OWr bsenem Ad' Had lea. PH"" w 's Amt, np.n '4#00.m Nuv let. {70WmmM "tdhn vv1 Pen 905.426•-3723 WaRrmA, M FICEPIMIIIm OuRO"g wIm k :wwOdn, 7000 l f'25 .n[Mwvc PrerMr ►nP.nr7. owrw a� riAPRlCa0ET77 %Sow NR Iy nnflMd 2 Dorm No Aa moue enh 11100 I Cal SpAiW w pain 1"5) 428' AWMLMLE IIMEEOUIELT On. D.d,orm fasemem partmwu. ==Cm Ouuw Ceebs. WgMy. ,,8068 322 MR 64N 5 GII ST63322 d 4366856 AWMAKE mawa Ta- u, n W%tby API b"Iarg sowoils. r -"ad newly puna. with betcaiy, d@4 b hm. Nope{. a UMOa was". brww ro wn0. no Poe. t "*"m Sm 2 be*. $775 3 OM- ptar1134 5440 GII 'l ANAKAOU NoveRebw Ist Lope n bas.." w vit- al entrance A IRNdly 68$5195 "Ick4a umset ala rA N0 sm kwvpeu AMKAIU NOM Lana I a 2 bo*Own. ••11rbw+p nCIUO. ed CarPONd NMotila. WAM wla Ana a on P 9bat Roam tawmry a prelwMi No 0Dge 721-1179 alytwtr KA094 aT Mwby. Cwt - fury Wm, qty bKkown im. so pwcb. *"I=. slrnwaol a m, 51200 94ga@he No- armsOw M. (905)51}NIS HI RISE CENTRAL OSHAWA gleed one and two bed- rooau, indoor park- ing, central w, fmm oft per maaAMfk MANAGEMENT INC (!06)72!}2360 (M 432-2706 al am- bmmom Awa. $S50Nmo. Oct. 15 OM for. .0.. $37SNM . a- 1RaWMA. law Ohms, SUMK pmM. U.Nyel11i a. a6N1AWA WmA.W.0wln, b nice Af a bond. CIO" N a!,idww oawww, and sWsge baft. SM plus hydro (905) S* iEXf$ LAW NO Acar bright 2- bOna well 00-74 ll[Mn, w- W41m. 4mil�o. ■ t Satellite Nw pent and Carpet 905- 031 -IIID. LffESMOLMYLY. 2-bed- roon bumment, mni lot- nWocL Isar GO a Tam Con. be. SWW"ionD, available CiM.iist so LgkwL07DNs eaARABLE Immouley De l a NOV I - la 2 old- roan Rxs New of S 350 $595AT• Os ri Mnmo 0051576-6TN No pat CPA ( well marnWeO 2 b dmbm ADT$ AviO at 9M and M6 Glen SI Sar was .sero cbsW. PEN provided Close to schools, shopping com. GO Stake U01 Oxw ed 61128-4m OMRmA 2 Dbacl n AM oa I a xarpwRy pS6uN res gel ON RWryLOCOM Cory 7231255 ed. Wf1" IM"4y relloNlla feM Oft. n , MI6 kYcuwve �b Ieee, IIOR-amoben Cal 1- i4m or (906) s2► W air OeereOm, No- vtmbw. SSM TYR= - Iwo bew 11 . OCIWW. 1625. both On hydro. Cox 433 7810 ovum Wpe bnpht 1 8 2 bedroom Apahmems. clan east bailing. $590 a $690 #variable NO, Isl utMtwt rYIng Ific uM. Ia.Ory iCflll=68p68po00d bCaI=. env last 905.663477 OSUMA, 2 -bedroom soon - Mord like family room. but a hydro Included dose to all amewNs, $695/month, aval able Norlst. tstAaM 905- 434 6311 MCKENm6 SELF contained dM bedroom basemwl apartment separate enhma. ne.hy npmeOtyYated, we shalt: whom col 90516 ED' More eeor- nrnu ntuuc I No - room an mem Noor, and rooms for rent dose to au ammMs.905.686-6905 MUERM. 1 *bedroom basement apamnem. $550 an Inclusive Available Nov 15 Relnitca No pals. Malor Oaks a Block Ad. aha 905 42e-�5489 P"ExiNG. 2 bedroom ba5enknl seParal omrme. Dancing, qu'l nom, suit- able 1, working adults. w smokmygen. $650 IR old,- Iles Avail Nov 1, 839-4819 Two Minn Cat G Oxford Taro PaNut GO Sutler. 101Parking. hydro Wkory/ was. $740 all mdusire let/ last NO 05) 12rl?k MOv Ist 19051 7202232 68061 z3}-z7sz SUPER clean 2-b0- sxow 1u,o, apt In cam" vvh by 1062sa f1.. la(JInL LrndrY facilities "a a be Ist 58N /mo otN References 683.2002.683-1939 OSHAWA rouge � 2a�, Reasonable pace m IIlnde nakged tool Brgnr and Clamp Close 401, echooh. strop. D^� Call 7905) 721-8741 winner. NCMIor fwbaom a x,,nal.n.56 4 Sevens Fuel Ltd Lb .: s a66 -nn WWMMSNA VA- Ila 1 t2 Dldrnom. apt, lean. "W" wah OikpnY MICA I i 2 bad - m aph co..awm b 401. .. Wo" Cee 725-6434 wmv wtowi you can own aur - Mnto, Mia am C Iturol•nCao One naryalf 'och Sros Rap AwYa summa all (f051 1198111 Ltd 9051 88F 6{6 3711 , $ 110nr•A WI/Y RENT? OWN YOUR mc0 FROM $6RSYTN" $1000 3E -s you S'All CAN tw (WSJ 571-6275 14 MX5.. p-{276 Rlwk aImalmP Sats a0c y,,ron :,roLc a$Ho N AwA o frr�gncumen�lnai tlaRel.ta. "4egA vr. Wk@ Fa n0A48111175 M. smWw/d0oo�� Mn uee M 571 4210. AM of" W yN have a Nan• For, you 5308 down Chan • 6 mune, ha or M• M1{W a sDrc70 Iworg7pr nae FMw V$0_AWI ak n - 1f CAN so O * NM •N M KsNST Cage. C/II- w•I Maw ItN61770.9e14 7•{ESNeor balwoom Tem, nal+Dle 4litiamq ?Nle bion arY 141{IMI- 7]87 6-{EDNOWM nous W4 IbDr a DSY„s /Nawnlg •Y $904 •u1111147 FAIIC•d re.7woom ,.Rn 2 'a, 4-ao $864310 2 8EWa00M xmg NeRMry. S APPk+rK . drapes, 3675 bameenl Dana NIS wti .4I #Mab R•tAasl 474 Mor Ild ht1438-{744 LARGE 4 bomr, 3 Dina. A mNYrn:a F45ee0 yet SI.25 DICk•rlrlq. new Oat 903471-v29 03 a A nuus7 ane Coon. Comenrenr .CabOm. 2 am floors, ' I.dmomb. arae Ford L"fty $101) mw' on ver t 9 01 687 4574 plmrms 3 be6mom ar lathedurge ancllm 4 w P.. 3 .39n rill as*. pw7pO drlee aDas. 740 won wffe°wwr19 (905 683-9629 PICKERNM. When P41401 Avoid uIRW m Mw and second lkbr. 3-bdrm 2- ___ - Orr F.VASL nd Ows $1358 woke"; ca0l a plats sp 6873614 Rl am or OnYSre. Large Ed why ow SM ngrdt7S. chain Cal 1705) 277-9761 TWO BEDROOM nY: ndWl W a SCIoppwus n - dol ur mmMule posses m. . suo pro 353 1Kaigs"Osh&w 170-96bvewr www 4-Ntm, 200N0n Iwwsleld .abohf nix Lara appktouYmbdwd,>ralSOnm.. ISe ISS4480 AElt50E I r RrR naw m BMttimryV { 08+9+0•. CLEARWAHR.Furnislled mo- 0W 1 Owrl7ArmRe01 near MWrwn IGA, 2Nd- bass. Males pools. MI tub. was b Ido "W fan FarRM6C room. INMts room. ta+h4Y Nnmt. mmotn to ONN •O�ry' NFL fS10ne6D IIo1Ml PT No tsfLAO. Far roam. with lwbed yaA End , 1 solid. bas" NNL X«hdy. FOabee, track.rrac, su0Dw1 N 2 nm nlIneIO Cal I. ANN n ANN Nov M. no peas $NS 1 no so M nd major baxnes and !halo anrac O- 8M -022-61N 60 25T7 PNM WW. (905) 852-3327 tWn. Chasm wabome Pao TRAVEL ASU CY WON-a- afe 7 p m la avulawe 5275 weekly tmsw wow, sww WWTIY, 3.bO0taom VtWien I90516p-680J a licensed, fun q pro- townhouse NCor"W pNYim eMN Prl uunit00ppnnn' Yte ear schods/GO • Months�d $150.000 mum cash $72.000 611 1 ryid. AV&is Dec I real • SM -665-174301222 (416)860-9728 TRAVEL ►MAM{M. MOM11 TawmMrN based business Excellent 1 Fat Rem commisslom Professional training Onyblrq SUPW $-"0Mo condo. end Cann, r Full/part Ome. Tran) parks glut Oshawa location. buu. t1•. travel &MIS wdCOme In- oBul decor In,Md b3SWWt vestment (9.995 own you, Ravine. 8reenbeh, nature tail business. 1-905373.4848 or Gal Gar e. 4.appiNovember ' O 1888.567.7111. 1st utNma Garry Bo Me, Sunm Group. 4WO990 • a 1 AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 ITS GALON CRT. Bow bedroom townhouse close to mamnAt. $117.9DO 1122 sq 3RD ANNUAL ANTIOUE schools and shop? 3950/ ft Intro lownflnne 3 bed- tOblm, 2 Ntln, Si kitchen10430 SHOW 6 SALE- Oct 18 6 19, Pon Perry mo ALL INCLUSIVE First/ last Available Nov I Original owners. Gas heat. both days Tough School. 160 Rosa Sew, (905)579-9956 days paved amid. ravdk lot. FeFKeO yard hom dell 'I"' m Pon Perry DR. JO OEKER& SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- Muses Well mart aced tam. amemlks Flexible closing 905-623-5896 • Personals ity complex froaly Oecoat ed. t ,Dpls. 1Schoo Park Fl REDUCED AJAX Cabin ute, Ing.to alll a� close ntros Ma a I1 Field Cres Sat. Sun. 12 - 4 3 bedrooms. familyraven. 122 Colborne St E. 0=# new kilcMn. ceramics. nage Appt. 434-3972 deck. wt tub, flneMd base A IMGAIN .STILL EVERY. CAC mmuen5't lee f�175..900 (905) E%CEVr10NAl LAdES M. No money down, rem to " 4279797 MEN ANDGENTLEMEN Dumaln Region awn and 3 bedroom none. Film 5750 per nnmth se b- OSHAWA RENOVATED J W'dSeleg Elegance RewedHy dlrwe Minorum yamy m: bedroom home win bright Cat- Inwq Out vW s0 come $25.000 AmE k. Wsa - m lulrnen 6 new, dam nastyNow wing nd (905) 728.9414 at 201 blf tisan t an 42 x 136 n. lot Close to OSMn Cemro. m a Osh v, Co rs in ,d,wey„uks divers 4pta1U y Spsu For Ft. guest 5400 (9051 8659423 or XEAYENIT PSTCINC $299 '90 9os) 631.8030 18. 24 his 1 900 451 Two SHOPS in Hdrnplo 3793 Daly Horoscope t-900 18GGsy n pus 300,9 It std-- PRIVATE SALE- Oshawa. 1.1 / 677-7770 $5 Og 24 hs ape. $500%month 1200sq It 2 storey an Muck rtome. M HEAVENLY PSTCINC - pkn 300sgn Sloop 5400/ rage. 4 befifoLl !roar strop- pinyDus stop Wad to ta4 f2991mm tel. 24 noun mall Bohr w f6DO/mpmn Nvnm err•. 12 5 01762-5 65 3 apinp 5121.900 571.0860 1-900-451 3793 DAILY HOROSCOPE 1.900-677• 1 Rare ' REDUCED WHITBY Burgalaw 7770 $5 00 24 hours r ftm Great IOcanon 3 bedrooms. moors. large manse NEAVEaY PSYCHIC an - AJAX r.,. els room m lot. Open louse Tlw+kspmh0 swers Thousands Satisfied call- cl., iu home. mcWa cable. weekend n6U w,khW Stare ns 1 900451 3783 $2 99 per man 24 ms I$ Laundry taa wrkm0. seDagR en- ••^nes. Sllaro Eaakhes wmh 1 $166.900 6M-3086 or 666- 1534 Yrs n a Non smoke. $106nno.. tervem MOONLJGHT avaq nhTAd 427-69!2 t ler SoM ESCORT Am. RONOSIIED mom far t. m clan aukr home. Ower CON00 - • tg $123.500 SERVICE mums err cede 6 talwMry LmYemmce. no mere mm- NO class !scaon. slaved ham Non- bounce Immaeutate 3 bed. IYM1FernW Escort smolm Cal M67260 mom. 2 w@nioonls. kv 8 d- for NI occasions. mlVaon Dredd si lea G- ls. Oul Cal Fumx r . laundry Ix. walking 24 7daysInauM m ban, PtNAlt ^a n. Idle, share W a Onunce to Mail a Public traltsporutgn TaOe."n well 432-94" •' "tin Non-smNer $3751 come Rosalewh or Frank (Wag escorts) Ca (905)-6062102 Sow Classic Away 905 ALTONA / SEPPMD: Cory 6865153 SPOUSE ICY7 E R furmsned ruo,n Employed Loy b, nsPels knycnu ped Yo v pro know Rales 17 PaNc• maNre. wal- IL 100.000. Cdn use Cal Cans come OW qu t c1Yn sYM adult confidenial 24mw $2 SM Maas Separate wldl- WATERFRONT COMMUNITY ion. 18• 1.900451-4055. bMhNoted en and Nmwooms Rrwwlc- a$96ha, 905-50}2459 •n : •,r.: v. , acre lots fw t,lot s+Ie sunmpl al 5120.000 905 MYrw Mo sloom G La pe baOArt- 427 ON .905-9{5-3724 - 11,p rpm ft- 1M. 7MIN7aT. 31 ,,Cr. vel or YIIcnM NIIMOO,n, 6 en veal !or Sak tacaw, ,,ayes o uto uvy nom Ism, ; PILrbERMIG-9056W3?747 ed 1,1 7low C;%=,, masher pedrpwn prnwM OA01 ask -m cloxl 7150 App � 1 md7ee lTowN. poksL. "go n"nwNa harm. naw.W4 H. :Yin $375 LAW*V toe, eyR 1stAat 9056M- FLORIDA pkkhCLEARWnER Wer w r rilc eaa. omy Iwo•tlend rtgbr bion. n 55 PIN Pont mho" Carbon GORGEOUS • 1 "iie I"ft d PW scr.ened ,740 egdut0 B[ODELS 820 A oda , roma rmdy b nqm A,.I CONV[HRNT TO 1@ mm AFM PwN bedroomha�:arra non 9051%26-1567 tDICICERNdG Iscidol" PCeOep,laEe am Lw,.1195 N a e011w Clements. Unit 125 y;Rto •1 $did90-426-4466 naw Pill" 7g5MF0a7 9 DATINA TAI FINANCIAL Cash m Cams IfregjAl iAlkyl fEmAIE S•Aheq "oAq IM n m rare ver iM lawn Nd Ilam Car sots C/ 9wrl-968"' 1/637}1245 Denied w 1 Auctions .•�wncoel nw to . n to Nwm 1070 a - ...n Rear. s7treDr MTANM46 A LOM It IrOT Mv,l be wee. narl'.0. SUARAMRED SM 2 ESTATE AUCTION$ we art $mwmmn noxi COWWKS COtAU UP SAT OCTI sot+ 685 -OM Few FHS. OTNM .I AT $ P.M AT �Orlsenaegtr 00 am Tf10 You MYLES OW "ALL M RIRR WVESTW.AR TMORMrGM 33 HALL 3T. OSEMWA AJAX ,..•. .m 5 aD .0 Nr IBOM If p•o'. rag our trier. and StOSI RHNgeq- pw. woos wrnnp peo aswaq'. +•ewMoirM COIRIIACA 10' and Pwm•W eN.apt 114N•0 nes d washer arW dryer. And ■Mow OoOlhanu Tia NpOr ; 3 m114.9a 1e•'rld wIN. ArlAl its Nor lot SDOO'dw r0 and taON and M CM 4164wom bMrWfS ;ood bad ono Char'. Mut table wo 1 imm Tam 4 5 naaft WI, r:rtwgmp w P Dress back chair$, Oak Al lu.unuus Idea Air- Pa us. r.room 21$2er- M coffee and 2nd taMM 3 noDW. 4*aft e, A,rel, Pel} ,pO+rMmnt al'rIpM1 Com- DC bedroom $IPN. Chou +p, w PAe FOR elNYiclq_ PrrrencW Swv%a of OramNrf. aras$arS. raw• 9 #041 Ra6_SInS •'v"+'r` wall LnIL Mtt • 1 OMN a • 1 ark•.. Centel dogma suite. Rein fee• M{mwan car dust. wardrobe. OSHMA 4 M•aDt Free CONWUTFRSALEC'TFAMC Peds Complete. ai Res 85, sq 2n1 %, eowD•^c.• Carom, Banks r^'Ir:s, andgeM Career 0- 5550 . w moth 5500 Par S1a0; hot IhA brines Dies rack" chair. cookler 300w n -an hots DN NORM 7evKa naw ce View 'am, DIM COabo. pea 2nd err 7500 to. 8480680. a411cee. aK en- n:rp. Deciding. IAM s,. R 2nd Mee 1 NO U -M pPay'Ynu rwwara .n 10019. List not Cal 174-7M7 a d AS '-CFW due to stoa0e. 8614132 sir# t. Rs rCr>• baso Oirwl7a len FIN :e, ^•s GSI ROS 100 ee n ably tial J00-3$87. W 7003. 1m,ftp 91AUC Vo Sua.e Succol Oxks.'Cm da0b•a2•y KING AUCTION warners sot rot 725-5751 anon aeW operation f165rrrw n Oman lot Moro "M DOG SO-Mk,66n Else SO -AUCTION IM APPMMTELY T50 Son GROOMER CONSIGNMENTS othce sol.. Plus e*op FxrvL•nrnc ,1 AND ESTATES ay.lede P,,k ng no w MR r 370amo mgouaW gfuolnwrs to WANTED rad' tearner salon Low commission, • Prr Lia in bu.y Oshawa �<Mre Ca11 773-SD77 payment ne xt y. 9"1 a TRAILER STORAGE Sales every TUBS. thdt RYsonme ra ta AuXSou STMT your a- buslMss ht Thurs. and Sat. at South Ay. ,w Cm 1905M28E(165 Ilrp Draperks and 81, 6 p.nl. Antique Itorrwr4rr]avreerdenlawl Compass ,"&NLU m desgn, furniture, ap- t "t Sala, pilarlces eta. Own- -� Frorr. Soon a rrwkebrg Stat p wrvn0 er and OpBfatOr THAESMOS GETAWAY. mea. this rot packets Toe MYLE• KINV Cory natoa 2 bedroom Lakenont Pe. fire1-M8.761.Oea1. me 5071 AUCTIONS damages M#I RuborO0WIIphh Thwasolemp en- rot Avertable n Rustic NMR 54LON Whabbyy need . 3�3 Ha,yw,l, Front nuwram 7t%naw• ,,m. ap.pm0, Dr01NDN ton For more aewb efc�n �S$, ogaw•l NFO Affe 6 Dm t BM -077 2159 r,,,,� gym Rway "905"57?7379 E> M • 1 eFIM ISO 725-5751 Aucnana 773.0501 CIfM WATER MEA, bedroom, townhouse. pea. . le AM. BOO, C.roto yes d. avaum no. For and WORM 0r =CON 9M y WM. 6 P.m pMI@ 905 - 57} imil anti bey, tone furniture. R DolafonS. Mum - 3788 mels, Mogorcrott prod China i yLrA old toys, c011C- uons i interesting • other articles, auction face 1973. Durham's Largest 1 AIK9brm p (116) f63•MI1;AS76sming IINPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE � Acting order instructions received we will sell from: UNCLAIMED ITEMS* ESTATES • CONSIGNMENTS • ART COLLECTIONS PUBLIC AUCTION JEWELLERY a COINS • WATCHES • GOLIN D • DIAMOND RINGS • OAK &MAHOGANY FURNITURE MP • LAS • BRONZES • MIRRORS • 666- PENTIUM- CONOIL M • SCANNERS • PRINTERS • COLLECTIBLES • SPOUT'S MEMORABILIA • STERLING SILVER • ART GALLERY/PUBLISHER'S DISPOSAL OF LE, PRINT'S ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS • DECORS • STUDIO PRINTS • WILDLIFE* Tbwrsday, October 9 al 7:pm (Preview 6:pm) Ae Jackson's Touch of Cum Binational hall 104 Cowum m Drive, Whitby I l Bock wrW of Tkktlsoa on Coswasmers-) Caaakgea Sale wish over 9N kow to be offered Wdodfog: Fits A Floyd, Royal Dmx• Royal Decmkme. H-m*L Cberkbod Teddks, Swaravtkk Royal Woraaer• (:"suable mramim Bprfmn, s•twwr7 A crystalaBra rain ggnn fl ram pmFceloia, K mbeof a Is whion" &suns, A sword cling Silver (Ming sarie t, DW !III sets, owe of e rine eaYeaiM, Lleapmt Ire r& ino , p mil D I m egg sl. Ddb A pay yam Lor=e BP hevW s A im cM Pahl ne Dreamy Soo.. s ac. so. phot y sets, box w Imclmde mlgY etr4k, desks, dlevN 41101, clean rabimets. valid mead, servers, pYgm eeamat. hEi stand, a giw dale, co mak A rAr , decuioaN tables, [a upbowd, Swiss endo, CYppndak binds A horn OritoW arty A crofts, porceWmw@es• carvings, screcen divkkn 4egwr formkom Arlograpbed sports coBenlbles Ondeding 1997 Stanley Cup signed by S. Vuron,4 Leomakoa, Cork, Domld GWmomr, Undres, H.O. Farren, 1972 Canada Cup 25th rninmry prints, card ret. nd Tiger Woods trebled photo, MuNrs mrd sell, Bobby Orr 1{520(aulogr.), Stens Mikiu, Samder, WoU pWgon A Mone• Large Group of Social Art CoRectim with Cmm, Thompsms, A.YJackson, J.6.H- McdoneW, A T.4 Decades original works of art, RoamM , Lmnsbe F� lit", C. Mamba, Krksboff, Dyer, Pelrv" A mors. Terms: Cull, VISA. MC, AMX ryDebk�'1623 de 1 r7kaedPa. m 04rem ewmdi"g $1000, NO Buyers Premiums, From Draw each day, u per pom a A aenmu 416-298-1762 or 1 -888 -PRO -SALE PROFESSIONAL'�, AUCTIONEERS THE NEWS ADVERTISER, W EDNESDAV ()l-1'0111F:N It. 199'7• PAGE IS _ Ixei.a•ar , 11 Yrgrorsntellts ill knpraysatr6s i 1 lhheltnrs i "Saw Party services N..- . i..i., it.. "I'll...........Y a.. I-,, y....r .. .t .. ..♦ ..aa.a r�W /�s ,. I... .�� .i .SII ..1 ilii .r r...n •i. -.rile i i l.P. HUME CANDt1TiEI0ii , ,..r,.... �.. RENOVATIONS i �.., ,rs•rti IMPROVEMENTS TIONS INC. re:r..,.,,n.r.. K r.,...•..,.v ...,. i...,, .., Custom Window 1-11,1,....u...,,..n,.,,. Iran.•. Ra. to leaks. Y ,.... n...y 1,..-........• i,v ..du...r, n,�..,�..,It"., rrnuvahos. tnni. �loome ra1Is ykrie skKe 1975 'freatmmts '•tip nr...r„tu .,. y..,. t.v a.,- i..n. ,.....x n�.,. •...i 1.. ,,,,. nr-..•.......•. carpentry, drywall NO PROJECT Quality work, All ,... ..,µ, TOO SMALL Clowns. Balbon-o rams. Music. Cinderella. Snow rat. in. ,•.1. n ,.r..,,.,,,. n........ v...,.....i.- r.........I .1.,,...-. (aping. painting. Kitchens • Basements •Windows • Ooon RrAsrmahlr prices White. Pocahontas. Mini Mouse. Loot Ba Face . '•° ,1 1 "' ' ^1..r..,. r ,.......1 ,...., .. \w..r.x w . r. ria.... bathrooms, garages. • Bathrooms - Etc. Call Marg I.urrrley 9s• finished basements. 905-8$6-5211 y� (s•f) 427-N51 I Painting, Magic. Power Ranger, Lion King, Woody. All workCruella Deville. Sailor moon, Skydancer guaranteed. C.J.'s �- c 905-071-5331 • 11 nett o .ns Free estimates HOME IMPROVEMENTS N-11 Call Phil Painting, basements, Pe'ry eex4v 4.30-$$73 window & door replacements. DL4MOND Pay by the job, not the hour! H Uig A natural way u. inwenanwne &111 Daft • 1 doew Serle.. axewiee RAa181T lox weight andlnr In Lovt'nfj:Uernory o, MASTER HOME Free estimates call Chris Specializing n quality IN, AOR(: m rove your i91oS)-72i not quantity him I.A(IRIE ANNE `1,11 : Rona to call w • 8848 Weekly, bi-weekly CDhoi�er,s p�� being is through The one le Call when your home 1 lime And AN occasions Heaven sent Herbs. 1Ur ,I J, 197t> - October ,K, PN6 remva !Wefting. won q A Wrap rorkq y Ston" 61"353 Have My Ow MaWan Kelly Remmer Insured 8 Bonded Can Ernie Certified ied Herbal 7i �-+firm one year since yrru were traglta!!y basemKitchenen b.fence s. • 644.4932 Practitioner lakrna rom ur ami and rends. Dasemenls. farces. "^°'ill" J �Y J surbecks, pa" & A CLEANING S (416) 282-7305 EI/r u4thout you mi77neva 6e the same plasti!ring. No jabs F725-0005 Moving Systems THAT DOES you mr afu in our hearts and toodpatoosma:l. ices, moves. appliance UUNDRY!!!! Cap today for o Expenenced Arocasia Ar.c1N iy wY think o) you rwryday. "eeestimalespecialists. Flat rate or References '?nurmrmnryu.(r;DtaficvwthtAr 90543}4041 We now have heated 3bsdroom1 $5/ ���������_� brauti u(rrers iantrd and 'Ri rte units. Now offering free 4 bedrooms $SS -CYNTHIA i IIADNIE'S NI rER10R DESIGN, P th move. Park and load 428-1357 I awards dedicated in yourhowur. PELLEY IbME starting at $99 and u 33 Station SL Ajax 428 6921 I %t' hoer you can hear us telt" IMPROVEMENTg P I Hand -made & custom made bedding. I 'H$ [.rise Y,a ane'we:Ns 7 Ded.s. Fences Sf+eos 05 or 427-0005 H NetiaM, I drapes, linens, pillows, much much more I I ou cent iarao.°ap,.g_ perwn willo You design it. we make it! a' eikon n..ae zit yrs,.prrk -e. I Come visit Mon. - Sat. I Aff0ur Love, Baby Free Estimates House Cleaning('krni by l4 dor. Call Rick House Cleaning Ke hi, wt,: I Wholesale/Retail. Free consultation I Mom, Ltad cr Lisa WS 619 -Ml F:.rry °rb,r `__B_ing in this ad for 10% off!!__J I 416953-7607 GAILL/NLou­eqnl�, Fri. availablr. - 4 57(x9865 MATO SS •`�:-1 k+••nom"+R• qET LE TUB 1, AREA HOUSECLEANING new drywall, FALL CIAL new file, To all new clients 20ur regular rates wo LADY NEW TILE as bookings of weekly -weekry se vices Pssponsible. rel aUle 4 COLORS (limited limeorre for details and wttff experience. will bring own supplies. $399. Canng fir your tpersonalized & Low rates. Call Kelly 1416) 282-8934 ProfesstorW sever a decade 416-284.6814; 416- 1 1 y�(Fued 6 kisomen 716-7390 tour compMe Jc '� 7515 Ol1ALf1Y HOUSE- varion CL.EAMNG. Cl.rNarw.. Privately % 2'adres '1 YES WE CAM!' I .ara.r•rq a I °ervr� s yrs. exl>e<erce. Guar. we Prop cie ", W,i n 00. rcraaecturai `-'�'�"+ anoeed sairstacMn very and pem•i aaw )Ood references Duties 7 vi., innionp, fir bads- TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE sn nsin ';ages 4 g w epee a, ear -a Seasorsed Firewood Available z ,ds .asitia; ii -c 7 w, payout your CALL DAVE ua^n!N re..age°ra on 831-7055 571-3864 ca� enc coNs�l ucrtoN e fFalso pLd3 0 row nerwym,ri • e Ct AC HANDYMAN M1 SERVICES Pihln, decks. - rynpvatpns, paint- Ing aint- - -� interior. edehor. _��� WE I7Iurrilb 1Q and much mile • - (905)831-2416 - \Si Ntxxe 1 W.. 11 in'. all I'M ,I rRw id raid r. ..Enan.Mp Gwar- Ii)`a alm oto Arad. rw a1 . MSl 4294rMA and stucco c' s Goo-wai repos Top qualify work at reasonable prices loll la SWWS 'au to, a FREE Eswr.an 4104-0"9 TMS PAINTING tL DECOR Interior & Exterior EuropeasnMWporknun- Fast, clean. reliable service. 42C-0081 1-8914WTM motmm IIOVIIIC SYSTBU We w mile airyeMq, Pa*nom ro�odeiiaai. .:arca am Iwo fflMM discounts . Free S 5 1-880-491.6600 MOVEFtS Move by or small, we Ona diem all! Free esti- mates, senors discount, Short notice mom. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space alriilable. y� rates. Call (1411SMtSpa MIGIALSII MOYN10 ilousrs. ApaMwits. OIIR. til. APpkmcn and Puno sllecoa6K. Now w awe NW morn tornd. Insured free Es. trnares Enamel aorta. au 436 -TM. C, 81, rma. home$ t d myalv..r■ay Raj," availaW .23-0639 4M-9616 SELL R NOW CALL 6e3. M SET *299 __3 _ SEEN 279 SET429 NG 439 -,E-659 ORTHOPEDIC SPECIAL EDITION SET *399 ]1;EEN 329 sET509 ..Nf, 520 cF''Fc �! U." AILWORY Of t LIURIE ANNE W111TL August 3, 1976 - October 8, 1996 h ver remembering a friend who was taken from us at a young and tender age. The thought of you everyday allows in to continue Likingyou for today. Loving you for always and forever In death and in life, ynur name will alwa•.� rnrr: r on,nenlvn, aeyce Audrey nee neidl rassec away on Sunday October 5 1997 at Ajax-Pickerrg Hospital Beloved wife of the late Clifford and dear mother of Dave. Bob and Linda and Marabeth an Bill Loving Nana to Lesley. Amanda, Cameron. Betha- ny. Caroline and Gillian. A memonal seance will be held at St. Th mothy's Presbyterian Church on Burcher Ave, Ajax on Saturday October 25th at 1 p.m The family would like to express then apprecia- tion to all of her wonderful Friends who supported her during her illness A special thank you to Or. Nor ma Baker and the staff of 2 East at Ajax/Pickenng Hospital who cared so well for her during her illness. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the chanty of your choice would be great ty appreciated SIMONS, Valerie peacefully ee• a--iir:ess brav ey ov-e at Ajax & Picxenn^ General Hcspna,, Gra Tsesday October 7. 1997 Duch loved woe of the la'e Lawrence Simons Beloved mother of Christine Adored grandmother of Suzanna and Michelle. The will receive mends at the MCEachnie Funeral H: _ 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax IPickerng Vil- age 905.428-8488 on Friday. October 1� from '210 - 230 p.m. A funeral service will follow in the �raoel at 2.30 p m. Cremation As an expression of �-Dathy. donations to the Canadian Cancer Sbcie- 'y wnud be appreciated by The farnih, To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. Iw�ss.ssauSa • wwnener • wnmmw • Tor rrm • umoph Its osbigrit� �-.. a 'A kv AL Q I! t : / �r r 20 raises FAIL CLEANUP • I Cnse cella 'G' license. No ORTHO ELEGANCE 15 .- Ad"" on per- "$309 • ■ i•.'and financial pro". MATES BED *499 Sails $10 p"hr • SHEETS - DELIVERY - MATTRESS COVER COMFORT SLEEP Ask ra Rumor 1 Rooting 'E 18 9 \Si Ntxxe 1 W.. 11 in'. all I'M ,I rRw id raid r. ..Enan.Mp Gwar- Ii)`a alm oto Arad. rw a1 . MSl 4294rMA and stucco c' s Goo-wai repos Top qualify work at reasonable prices loll la SWWS 'au to, a FREE Eswr.an 4104-0"9 TMS PAINTING tL DECOR Interior & Exterior EuropeasnMWporknun- Fast, clean. reliable service. 42C-0081 1-8914WTM motmm IIOVIIIC SYSTBU We w mile airyeMq, Pa*nom ro�odeiiaai. .:arca am Iwo fflMM discounts . Free S 5 1-880-491.6600 MOVEFtS Move by or small, we Ona diem all! Free esti- mates, senors discount, Short notice mom. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space alriilable. y� rates. Call (1411SMtSpa MIGIALSII MOYN10 ilousrs. ApaMwits. OIIR. til. APpkmcn and Puno sllecoa6K. Now w awe NW morn tornd. Insured free Es. trnares Enamel aorta. au 436 -TM. C, 81, rma. home$ t d myalv..r■ay Raj," availaW .23-0639 4M-9616 SELL R NOW CALL 6e3. M SET *299 __3 _ SEEN 279 SET429 NG 439 -,E-659 ORTHOPEDIC SPECIAL EDITION SET *399 ]1;EEN 329 sET509 ..Nf, 520 cF''Fc �! U." AILWORY Of t LIURIE ANNE W111TL August 3, 1976 - October 8, 1996 h ver remembering a friend who was taken from us at a young and tender age. The thought of you everyday allows in to continue Likingyou for today. Loving you for always and forever In death and in life, ynur name will alwa•.� rnrr: r on,nenlvn, aeyce Audrey nee neidl rassec away on Sunday October 5 1997 at Ajax-Pickerrg Hospital Beloved wife of the late Clifford and dear mother of Dave. Bob and Linda and Marabeth an Bill Loving Nana to Lesley. Amanda, Cameron. Betha- ny. Caroline and Gillian. A memonal seance will be held at St. Th mothy's Presbyterian Church on Burcher Ave, Ajax on Saturday October 25th at 1 p.m The family would like to express then apprecia- tion to all of her wonderful Friends who supported her during her illness A special thank you to Or. Nor ma Baker and the staff of 2 East at Ajax/Pickenng Hospital who cared so well for her during her illness. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the chanty of your choice would be great ty appreciated SIMONS, Valerie peacefully ee• a--iir:ess brav ey ov-e at Ajax & Picxenn^ General Hcspna,, Gra Tsesday October 7. 1997 Duch loved woe of the la'e Lawrence Simons Beloved mother of Christine Adored grandmother of Suzanna and Michelle. The will receive mends at the MCEachnie Funeral H: _ 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax IPickerng Vil- age 905.428-8488 on Friday. October 1� from '210 - 230 p.m. A funeral service will follow in the �raoel at 2.30 p m. Cremation As an expression of �-Dathy. donations to the Canadian Cancer Sbcie- 'y wnud be appreciated by The farnih, To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. Iw�ss.ssauSa • wwnener • wnmmw • Tor rrm • umoph Its osbigrit� �-.. a 'A kv AL Q I! t : / �r r 20 raises r- 25 ..e. �� FREE ORTHO PRACTIC S1�tlA11tA Mir..-ttlgd_ 10-6 ORTHO ELEGANCE �., T , �-I>qri 1 CHOICES "$309 SET *379NO GST - NO PST - BED FRAME -PILLOWSSET I MATES BED *499 .uEEN 299 sET469 •ING 499 SET -19 • SHEETS - DELIVERY - MATTRESS COVER ittN 409 .;E-619 - 559 SE,899 Maple2 nrg-7 n,,. I,,. ^.,rah:^�nq manress set L _ �' --OR x239 S, GUARD NO PAYMENTSORTHO RTHO LUXURY SPECIAL EDITION4 �u 2 6 9 r_251.-0 NO INTERESTss 389 SET *429 SET*639 ;_; FOR ONE YEAR EEA 359 SET 549 559 SE• 799 - See Store or Cetatls O A C.`G EEN 539 sE-849 „�- MILAN BED IL PARIS BED CHA S1�tlA11tA Mir..-ttlgd_ 10-6 �111511 , r - r r fry �., T , �-I>qri 10.9 ^,r 0.*279 Q -*329 0.5199 .*239 MATES BED CAPTAIN ECONOMY ` Maple Finish Maple2 nrg-7 Finish 1! La SkNinageDraillatows $199 x239 S, lncludes 6" need Mattress $179 A Fr— CAMELOT LOUIS XIV "Sleigh Bed" "Sleigh Bed" I'TT I I I IJ?!J i. D. $1396 *999 0.*799 x.$899 CAPTAIN REPULAR CAPTAIN DELUXE Maple Finish Maple 11 Finish .1.,d�.-. $moo $-��� L -FRAME FUTONHERITAGE BUNK BOOKCASE BUNK very Great 11 Economical Styling with Upper & Lower Bookcase Inc*6­ Iues toF Mattress $219 Great 5248 Drawee49- ;0vened399 8 Frame Styling �! V Extra 4t a CLEMENTS _ V,•,...r� Ga7 :. G1 Ile Lep FI FINANCING AVAILABLE a a M • 1 . Loll] IL LA'S LARGEST CHA S1�tlA11tA Mir..-ttlgd_ 10-6 Ile Lep FI FINANCING AVAILABLE a a M • 1 . Loll] w � Ad" Mw. -wad 10.6 S1�tlA11tA Mir..-ttlgd_ 10-6 Thus.-fek Thum-Frl. 10.9 10-9 s■erdrya 1166 s.ards-0re 10.6 Ci� lse11.4ra t5THO SUPREMES Iis9: 'ET $559-++ • 49G ORTHO ULTRA -s 4 6 '-:.SS SET 5719 ,HARVEST BEDROOM SUITE 5 pc. suite: double dresser. 5 9 9 9 mirror, chest b 2 night tables )RNER BUNK • Armoire • Bookcase i,j rd • Closet 5 5 9 9 0 Maple Finish ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED _ ADJUSTA-MAGIC9 ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED "� ` t -i•' Incudes 20r Orthop ac is mattress 5999 j VJe'1N AM FACTORY OUT lite 1 SET UP VAILABLE REE 6 rMov ff i IA • THF: NF;WS AI)%'F ItT1SF:R W'FI)NF-SDAV, ()t"rl)6F:R It. 1997 Pickering Shorts P The fish eat thebirds in minor wi football The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Football Club swept all three games from the Oshawa ilawkeyes Scan Bennett scored one touchdown apiece. John Komer added two two-point converts. The ing down three passes and providing the offence good field position throughout. The special the finals of the Volkswagen-'I'oronio Argonauts Skills Drill. Dan Wcst. Jason Collins. John in Central Ontario Minor Football League play in Oshawa Sunday. Ajax -Pickering offensive lune plaved another teams unit scored a touchdown on a kick-off for Komcr and Bryan Whcatle were the four final - The Dolphins' tykes \tartcd the slaughter strong contest, clearing the way for five touch- downs. For the fourth game in a row, the defence the third time this season, and blocked a punt. At the SkvDomc on Saturday, the Ajax- ists ret their age groups. Wcst and Whcatle second among hays from across the with a 41-6 rump user the Hawkcves. Dan West led the offence with 21 tint I played effectively, intercepting one pass, knock- Pickering Dolphins had four representatives in placed GTA. P1 s, n c Matt Wilson, Ryan Sopik and Ryan Rouleau followed with one touch- down apiece. Andrew Burce added a two-point comrrsion. Defensively, Ajax -Pickering had little trouble with the Oshawa attack. In the atom contest, the Dolphins I CONSUME again had an easy time of it, record - Ing a lopsided 32-1 3 vicion- Brandon Pottle led the offence with We ca n 14 points, earning him offensive player of the game award. Joe Dublin arrange also had a touchdown for the Dolphins. On defence. Daniel 1 your 1 Gazarck intercepted an errant Oshawa pass and returned it 80 yards financing for a touchdown to get the nod as defensive player of the game. The Dolphins' Peewees finished the day with a 40-24 x ictor% over the Hawkeycs. Offensively. Bryan Whcatle scored three majors, while Ryan Batchelor, Rvan McMillan and Novice Panthers doubled by Barrie PICKERING — The Pickering Panther, 1k'aync Grctzkv Studio 99 major novice 'AA' rep hockev team dropped a 6-3 decision to Barrie in recent league play. Barrie ,cored twice in the open- ing frame to take a 2-0 lead into the second period. The Panthcr% fought back with a goal by Brent Shearer, assisted by dcfcnceman William Mitchell and winger Mark Gcrt%aki%. later in the period, lorward Cods Pollard knol- ted the score at 2-2 with Gertsakis picking up his second helper of the game, while Daniel Prchhlc added the other a\s1\t In a tough third periled. Barrie picked up the momentum and took a 5-2 lead. Pollard brought the Panthers hack to within two goals with his second of the game, assist- ed by Ky Ie Spcars and Prehhle. Barns %cured once more to close out the sconng. The Panthers were outshot 19.15. Novice Raiders ice three wins in pre -season ills Aj.,s-Pickering Raiders minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team opened its exhibition season with three consecutive victories recently. The Raiders won their third con- test of the season against Barrie 6-2. Derck Gregorack scored twice. while Shaun Adams, Marcus Carroll. Mlkc McCusker and Kcyin Watts had single markers. Ajax -Pickering won its first home league contest of the season 11-7 over Peterborough. Carroll and Gregorack each notched hat tricks. Brendan Hann scored a pair of goals and Daniel Pineau. !McCusker and Adams putted sutgies. McCusker added four assists. Hann two and John Harrington. Michael Carry and Johnny Paterson one each. The Raiders opened the season in Barrie and returned home with a 5-3 win. McCusker and Hann scored two goals apiece. Adams had the other goal. Gregorack added three assists, McCusker two. Carey, Paterson and Hann one each. Jeremy Eckford and John Rozentals shared the goaltending duties. Other team members are defence - men Meagan Edwards. James Jarvis and Garrett Trainer. The Raiders' head coach is Jim Gatens, assisted by Randy Johnson and Ed McCusker. The manager is Blanche Carey. Scoreboard PICKERING PANTHERS METRO JUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE OCTOBER SCHEDULE Friday, Oct 10' Wexford Raiders at Pickering Panthers Sunday, Oct. 12: Pickering Panthers at Wexford Raiders Friday, Oct. 17: Pickering Panthers at North York Rangers Saturday, Oct. 25' Pickering Panthers at Port Hope Buzzards Sunday, Oct 26 Huntsville Wildcats at Pickering Panthers Friday, Oct 31 Shelburne Wolves at Pickering Panthers •"Panthers home games are at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Friday and Sunday nights. 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