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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_10_12i News P icken"ng dvefti"ser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand October 12. 1O9-, N'ol- 32. No. 41, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages .Y r k • z. _. • IMAIV► v • I HOME 111031 VEMENTS BY FMswiceYMCMTfud VISR OUR SHOWFAM = daces 11we t t sown Of aM 40 oaii rm Ari.) 686-2445 Hard at work Workfare office open for -, business in Pickering Squeeze play r. . w , photo by Ron Pietroniro BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER The decline in the number of people on the dole in Durham is ahead of the provincial average, it was revealed Fri- day as— resource centres opened here to help put wel- fare recipients to work. And, close to 3,000 Durham residents have been signed up to participate in Workfare, or Ontario Works. Durham Region Income Support Division administra- tor Paul Cloutier reported at the opening of Ontario Works Janet Ecker was to attend the opening of the two centres, but couldn't make it because of Thursday's provincial cabi- net ,Jiuftle. kc rresenting her were Durham Bast MPP John O'Toole and S,:arborough Centre MPP I)an Newman, the parliamen- tary assistant to the Minister of Health. "We're transferring welfare from literally a passive cheque passing system to get- ting people involved in train- ing;' Mr. Newman said. Since the Progressive Conser- resource centres in Pickering JANET vatives took office in lune of and Oshawa that the first ECKER 1995• about 234,000 people phase of the program is oper-have dropped off the social acing Ministry opens assistance rolls in Ontario, he "Everything is up and run- _centres noted. That's a 17 -per cent ning. All the components are up and running" Ontario Works is currently manda- tory for single, employable welfare recipients like the 4,000 people in that category in Durham. "We've signed about 2,900 partic- ipation agreements... an action plan for that client, what makes sense for them to move toward employment;' Mr. Cloutier said. "WeExeter High School Falcons' John Living- and an unidentified DO'C player during Lake the pool working our way through stone, centre, is hemmed in b Denis O'Con- Ontario Seco School Athletics junior P� y ��' 1 Ontario Community and Social Ser - nor Chargers' J.J. Czerwinski, foreground, boys' soccer league play at Exeter Tuesday. vices Minister and Durham West MPP Pickering residents to vote on casino BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A referendum asking residents whether they want a permanent casino in Pickering will be held during the municipal election Nov. 10. Town Council approved the gam- bling vote at their Monday meeting. Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto, who championed the referen- dum, maintained it was necessary to determine what the public wants in preparation for proposals for a casino expected to come before Council. "Obviously, plebiscites are not binding," Coun. Pistritto told his col- leagues, "but you will have the oppor- tunity to hear clearly where the people of Pickering stand." The Alcohol and Gaming Commis- sion of Ontario recently awarded rights to eight different companies to estab- Please see PUBLIC/Page 3 ENRICO PI.STRITI'O `Hear clearly' drop in the caseload provincewide, but in Durham there's been a 21 -per cent decrease_ See WORKFARE/Page 4 INSIDE Stock Up – Find out what's open and what's not this holiday Monday – Page 8 Editorial Page ...........6 Sports . ...............21 Classified .............24 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ thisweek"tar.ca ]Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1997 Program for gifted kids focus of upcoming meeting Parents wondering if they should nominate their child for the public school board's gifted program are invited to an information meeting. Board staff will explain the screening and testing proce- dures for admission to the program, describe the characteristics of gifted children and clarify the options available. Meetings will be held Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 6:45 p.m. at Pick- ering High School. 180 Church St. N., Pickering Village. and Tuesday, Nov. i8 at 6:45 p.m. at Dunbarton High School. 655 Sheppard Ave.. Pickering. Call 666-55(X) for information. t, FRONT BRAKES k= Now Only 59 . • incudes new premium 1" Pads iI • inspection of brake system I t• labour to install • other parts 6 labour extra it needed Expires Oct. 31/97 j ROW to Froi IWON &Aftg* 4 ryl. • f x ludes new a/c Delco or Champion p" and labour to install • s cy1. res, warts a trunks S2o extra Exa. Oct. 31 r97 A The staff and management of Kelseyy's are Celebrating their I st Birthdayand Grand re -O enin in 'ax. P 8 �►! 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WW OvIly$9.95 : •.LuxOIL I • all fluids topped • 5 Noes of 5W30 of • tire pressure checked • free tire rotation • free brake inspection • al belts checked • front end check Expires Oct. 31/97 am ROVET MIKE NASCAR PAUL ❑• E C•7 VFFERS APPLY To HOST O O O CARS AND LIGHT TRUq(S Hours: Alon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00.8:00 p.m., Set. 8:00 a.m.-S.-00 p.m. ALIGNMENT • includes computer check & labour to adµist • shims. parts extra if needed$49 x' SUPER SPECIAL • with purchase 10%9 of any 4 tires • includes antifreeze \ExC.Oct. 31/97 /-l'T P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, M-1706ER 12, IM - PAGE 3 Public to have' a say in casino debate I...!; ;�;AAM y PUBLIC/From page 1 lish 36 permanent full-time and eight part-time/seasonal charity casi- nos in the province, including two in Durham Region. Consumer and Commercial Relations Minister Dave "rsubouchi has said proponents must find 'willing host' communities before they can open a casino. Kurric Storey president of' the Claremont and District Community Association and vice-president of' the Claremont Lions Club. urged Council to reject the referendum proposal. maintaining neither councillors nor residents will be in a position to make an informed decision., "We at least have to educate our- selves, let alone the community;' said Mr. Storey. "I don't know enough about it and you don't either. We don't ti have time to educate people as to what RICK a casino is all about:' JOHNSON He explained in a later interview 'Blessing in that changes in provincial legislation disguise?' will soon eliminate the temporary casi- nos which charities now depend on for revenue, so the new permanent charity casinos could be very important to the community. "To make a decision before we know all the facts is crazy. It doesn't look like we're xoinx to nave an opportunity to Investigate anything" Still, Mr. Storey said he will do his best to inform himself, other commu- nity groups and residents about the issue. He has also asked Gaming Ven- ture Group, one of the proponents awarded a casino in Durham, to make a presentation at next week's meeting of Council. The other designated pro- ponent in Durham is Star of Fortune Management Ltd. "After I find out all the facts I might say I don't want to have a casi- no in Town, - 40 MCC; own,-admitted Mr. Storey, but added a casino could also be "great news** for Picker - Ing. In voting against the refer- endum at Mon- day's meeting, Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson said a casino here could be "a blessing in disguise" and noted 20 per cent of revenues from such an operation could go to com- munity groups. He agreed the public needs more time to learn about the issue. Ward 2 Regional Coun- cillor Doug Dick- erson, who also opposed the ref- erendum, sug- gested Council should pass a res- olution stipulat- ing a casino could only be built here after being approved in a referendum paid for by the proponent. Coun. Pistritto said he is sure 90 per cent of resi- dents will vote against a casino. He noted in an interview the SMAR 2e.r election campaign will provide ample opportunity for public education �" Sw aµ k ' and discussion. `_-------- ----- ------ He explained he personally opposes a casino because it's "a tax on I News Tip' ? I the poor" and will likely lead to increases in crime, prostitution and gambling addiction in the community. I Call us at 683-5110 AM BERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1 Oam - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. • • ffe9r; Mee 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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The presence of Ontario Works and the HRDC in one location pro- • vides "literally one-stop shopping" for social assistance recipients and people looking for work, Mr. New- man said. The Pickering office houses two of three components of the Ontario Works program — community par- ticipation in which welfare recipi- ents are put to work for non-profit or community agencies, and employ - Preventing falls in the home focus of presentation Safety tips for seniors and people with physical disabilities is the focus of a presentation offered to church groups, service clubs and other organizations in Durham Region. The Durham Seniors Safety Coalition offers a Step Safety Pro- gram, which also looks at preven- tion of falls in the home. The presentation is one to two hours long. For more information on the pro- gram, or to obtain a hro,:hure, call Karen Cotnam at 4 30- 1 `+_ 2 ment placement where people on social assistance are found jobs. The workfare program also provides welfare recipients with employment sup- ports like new job skills so clients can get -upgrading to get them competitive'% says Mr. Cloutier. They can acquire such job skills at the Adult and Continuing Education Centre in the same site as the Oshawa Ontario Works office at 240 Simcoe St. S. "A lot of our clients are in adult educa- tion, so it's a nice fit;" Mr. Cloutier said. Early next year. Ontario Works will expand to include some single parents. "We're not quite sure what the cut-off (age of the child) is, but it will be single par- ents with a child of a certain age;" Mr. Cloutier reported. Ontario Works also has an office at 60 Bond St. in Oshawa. REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD 3 PICKERING ul,e� u�tYf RICK JOHNSON rri, r- , / Rick has registered to stand for re-election as Durham Regional Councillor. Pickering and Durham Region are proud of the work Ride has done on their behalf. Ride wants to continue to work for controlled, well planned, sustainable growth in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors of Pickering and Durham Region. Ride has actively promoted the creation of job opportunities and housing. He places emphasis on attracting new business to Pickering. Rick has the necessary experience: • First elected in 1988 - 9 years on Pickering Council, 6 years on Durham Region Council • Deputy Mayor of Pickering mm 1990 • Chairman, Ontario Traffic conference 5 years • Pickering Hydro Commissioner 6 years - Pickering Site Plan Committee 6 years • Vice Chairman of Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority • Vice Chairman of Durham Region Public Works & Waste Management Committee • Ajax -Pickering Social Development Council 3 years • Pickering Committee of Adjustment 3 years • Chairman Pickering, Ajax, Whitby Animal Control Rick is an enthusiastic fundraiser & is involved in the community as an avid sponsor and participant with many local sports teams. .--.......,..�y�msr.,m.w:�Kne.q�,ata4Rw�wrl�p►buetO��tSary�u�llwblwrlio1A.+w1i0uus World Series 1997 Fundraiser Come out to our Campaign Office Open House 3pm-5pm 1725 KkVsion Road, Unit 16 East of Brock Road on South Side of HWY 2 (INandarin) Then Visit the New Claremont Community Centre 5pm - 6 pm (Ofd Brock Road, Claremont) RECEPMN - Tour the Mew Facilitesm, BBQ Dinner bpm - 7pm $20 Pler Person • Chkkw $10 Meet the Candidate 7pm - 9pm "RSVP BEFORE OCTOBER 12, 1997 (905) 426-6996 or (905) 649-2295 1725 Kingston Road, Unit 16 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. 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L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Help make your town a little safer Sometimes, little things hold the potential for great change. So it is with Durham Regional Police, the Town of Ajax and two local social agencies which, in rather low-kev fashion this week, issued a news release to inform the public of a forum on commu- nity safety. The safety forum, being held in conjunction with the Town of Ajax, the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering and the Pickering Safe Communities Foundation, will allow area residents to express concerns and develop strategies to help prevent crime and increase community safety. The effort is laudable, the goals lofty. But it can't do much without being given some sort of blueprint about where to begin, targets it should aim for, and achievements it wants to reach. That's where you, the residents of Ajax and Pickering, come in. Is there a problem in your neighborhood with vandalism? Has there, perhaps, been a rash, of car break-ins? A problem with drugs? This forum provides a perfect setting for an exchange of ideas, to take a barometer of what's going on in our streets and parks. Real people with real concerns will be there. Common concerns, a collective commitment and the will to effect change will go a long way to reach the aims of forum organizers: to create safe communities and neighborhoods in Ajax and Pickering. Those behind the forum deserve praise; those in the community who want to see change and who have ideas are encouraged to take part. If, as the saying goes, it takes the whole village to raise the child, so too does it take the whole vil- lage to encourage peace and harmony. Take responsibility. Stand up for the stake you have in your community. Take part in this impor- tant forum to develop strategies and reduce crime. See you Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre in Ajax. `' To respond to this editorial call lnjosoture at nfOSC roe 683-7040 and dial 5104 v Letters to the editor Casinos just another 49 entertainment choice To the editor: I'm really getting sick of all these people whining about the possibility of a casino coming to Ajax. Recent stories and letters to the News Advertiser reflect the typical ignorance of those who've probably never been in a casino in their life. Contrary to myth, casinos are not evil. They do not force peo- ple to come in and gamble away junior's college fund. Casinos are a place to go for entertainment, just like the movies, live theatre, going to a bar, ctc. Entertainment is an essential part of life. People can do any of a myriad of things with their entertainment dollars, and the main reason they can is that they have the freedom to do SO. Think about that word for a minute — "freedom". Think of the cost that was paid in order to preserve our freedom over a half century ago. You have the freedom to do anything your little heart desires, and if a casino or a church or a restaurant or a shoe store is not to your particular liking, you simply don't go; nobody forces you to do any- thing against your will. If you've ever bought a lot- tery ticket, played bingo, bought a raffle ticket from the neigh- bor's kid, you are a gambler, and if you're against a casino com- ing to Ajax, you're also a hyp- ocrite, and the words of hypocrisy always ring the most hollow. Marls Bell, Ajax 1be News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letter should be typed or neatly *and -written, 150 words. aeb letter most be sipcd =wft a Gist and last same or taro isitials and a last name. Deane iLe�Dd� e a ! itwber Sw Verification. The oditior ,; eeuxves the right to for Style, kap, orad` Itstl6efis erre ��rti+e: -� � News Editor Stressed to the max, 65 per cent of the time The Angus Reid Group reported last week that a survey of 1,000 workers across the country found 65 per cent of them feel their job is very or some- what stressful. I know the feeling. I'm stressed out at work 65 per cent of the time, too. I attribute 49 per cent of that stress to the gru- elling pressure put on me to announce the arrival of The Gut Truck over the office intercom each and every work day. As the managing editor and reporters while away their time monitoring police scanners, racing to accident and fire scenes, inter- viewing politicians and bringing you the latest scandals, I'm charged with the responsibility of lis- tening for the horn on the Meals on Wheels vehicle as it pulls into our parking lot three times a day. The other 16 per cent of my stress comes from searching frantically for the page stretcher whenev- er the managing editor is trying to squeeze a 12 - inch story into a six-inch news hole. "Purdy" he bark-%. "we can only print the news that fits!.. Which, of course, leaves the sports reporter cring- ing out of fear that only half the score of 'The Big Game' will he published. So. stressed out as I am 65 per cent of the tine, I considered a career change the other day. Two options carne to my attention. A classified ad in a newspaper: "SANTA CLAUS required for dept. store promotion, natural beard & appearance. Call_- A story in this paper announcing that the Town of Ajax is looking for a Fire Chief for the Day in a contest for children. Since I'm not Santa Claus and because I want to be fire chief forever and not for a day, I'm not suited for either job. I can only imagine the pleasure and the pressure that comes with each position: One third of their time is spent doing glamorous stuff — Santa Clara meeting kids in malls and delivering neat stuff down the chimney, the fire chief showing off the Dalmatian and saving people from chimney fires. Everybody loves Santa Claus and the fire chief ...until they blow it — Santa Claus by deliver- ing power tools to a girl who wanted a Barbie doll, the fur chief by taking a corner too sharply and throwing Spot off the back of the truck. There's tremendous pressure on St. Nick and the fire chief to show up at the right address. And, they spend two-thirds of their time doing stuff that isn't so much fun — Santa issuing recalls on defective toys made by egg nog-swlllmg elves, tete fire chief ordering the firefighters to wash the ladder truck �because they missed a spot...or they hit a Speaking of trucks, I have to go. I have an unpartm announcement to snake._ Blake Purdy is a regidar wavibwor to our Srsday coltuwt rotation. 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RETAIL: The Pickering Town Centre and the Harwood Place Mall will to closed. Some retailers will be open. BEER/ LIQUOR: Stores closed Monday. VARIETY STORES: Most are open Monday, many around the clock. BANKS/ TRUST COMP,INIES: Closed Monday, open scheduled. GO Transit will operate on a holi- day schedule on Monday. Call GO for sched- uling information at 416-869-32(X). GARBAGE PICK-UP: No collection in either town on Monday. RECREATION: In Ajax, the Ajax Community Centre opens at T p.m., but the Village and McLean Community Centres will he closed all day. Pickering Museum Village, the Pickering Recreation Complex and the pool at Dunbarton High again Tuesday, WUNN (Clock with your financial institu- tion for hours of ; .� , Murder Mystery operation.) Dinner Theatre & Dance TRANSIT: Sat. Nov. lot "MURDER AT THE WAKE" Ajax and Picker- Transit won't , Costumes Optional KA Scary operate Monday. • Cocktails 6:30 Whodunnit?? Both transit ser- ' Dinner'",:] S vices will run Sat- • Fully Licenced (Cash Bar) urday. Ajax Tran- BB $35 per person: Dinner, Show & Dance sit's Sunday ser- rA Annandale bolt dr Country Club vice will run as Reservations 908-683-3810 -PUMP IRN Experience the unique flavour of Scotland's favourite soft drink. 4 1 1 Available at: ORM sheep AIA1111M wcA000ll nAonlas, st. t r,1�dQB. r fin St. E we IImm NK y St. E SM443 lE. kv& St. E sft i k w NN w sw so sl S. KN col M IU tool) 1010llllE N" Sim MMI MS RN a W a um, ad St. i„d,;w L. %Mff Y., bNOW& W N. N. N" ROS, so" L., hd Airy 1W I t#ItF. IBntBB hd A a t LnwB K E. DISTRIBUTED Bl' TFB 6r ASSOCIATES L_IMITFD TEL I-MI-t*&5779 School Hill be shut. Town halls close Monday, reopen Tuesday. LIBRARIES: Closed Monday and reopen The regular Monday night meetings of Ajax Tuesday. and Pickering Councils have been moved to GOVERNMENT: Ajax and Pickering Tuesday at 7 p.m. a i r't" ? � � � � � ,III► � � ; Proud to be a member of Your Community NOW OPEN For Tour and Information Contact Marjorie Beattie Administrator 101 MANNING RD. WHITBY • (905) 665-9560 You're not so big. Afterall, our New Big KingTM has two huge all beef patties, secret sauce, processed cheese, etc. etc., on a toasted sesame seed bun, and ours is flame -broiled, not fried! TM OF i M C OE BU M KBl6 COIMORATIOM O 1997 !t Bomb threat Pickering school evacuated properly: School board PICKERING — Parents of students at Pine Ridge Secondary School are being assured evacuation procedures were followed properly during a recent bomb threat. The Durham Board of Education instructs schools to use their public address systems and not the fire alarm to advise students of an evac- uation, which is to be conducted in a quiet and systematic manner. Students are to remain a safe distance from the building — a minimum of 300 feet or in a designated evacuation site. There are specific provisions for handicapped students and those with special needs. The procedure instructs the school to notify the director's office once the evacuation is complete or once police have taken over. Person- nel are allowed to return to the school only on direction of the police. Fun lined up for 4th Ajax Cubs AJAX -- Indoor and outdoor activ- ities arc in store when the 4th Ajax Cubs meet Wednesday, Oct. 15. The event runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. It's for boys aged eight to 10. Call 427-6409. WE CAN HELP You ACHIEVE A FRESH START ProftsskvW and PorsonW rod Swvko Fns ConildwdW Consultsdon Somw oorwenww locaear. wbckx q: 0iMA1KA 146 so=@ Strew N. two mime (OowM ) SCAII11ONOUGH 19191swrove Awl. E (6/6) rW9420 (nor OrP and 401) 255 Momrgsde Awa (416) 28"M (Mor^r�0s4s MaN) ft aim to drawyourafrle►tir to"ft Ir irg 11ar 1Fabt&wAt*m SW'I:kf Pape 1& IAfittdte" M -a f re VWdcat, 75.1207.0. Copy tdtould feet fitolt of 50, NOT 70. Pape I& moloinaskr It 0088 Litt W Resin 47-5 W" (nct drown). Copy altoM teed 1L NOT 4L We ash to draw yow of std orr to ft klowg in our curved Strewide saHngs safe' fly+e . Pepe 7. Item 9, Gator folding We, 754028-2. Copy reads: Reg. 44.99, Sale 39.99, Sm 5.00. Should read: Low Price 39.99. tMe *efeb regret any incorweniwroe we may have caused you. anoWN134247 cones: al ezd.wTor)] "I'm quite sure those regulations were fol- lowed;" board communications manager Mary Brown says of a recent threat at Pine Ridge in which a suspicious brown paper bag was locat- ed in a washroom. A parent contacted the News Advertiser fol- lowing the evacuation, worried her son was standing too close to the school and was allowed to return to the building before it was safe. "The police tell you where to go and when it's safe to go back in the school;" reports Ms. Brown. 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PickeringSU asks�ombudsman for help on nuclear station Council cites `lack of response' by Environment Minister Bl' MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Town Coun- cil is turning to the provincial ombudsman for help in dealing with the Ontario government's apparent reluctance to launch a public review of the Pickering nuclear station. Councillors voted -at their meeting Monday to ask the ombudsman to investigate the "lack of response" by Minister of the Environment and Energy Norm Sterling to Town letters ask ing for a broad public review of the nuclear plant. The written requests for the review were sent July 15 and Aug. 10 in the wake of months of minor acci- dents, leaks and other bad news at the plant, including a scathing report on Ontario Hydro nuclear operations. That report led Hydro to indefinitely shut down seven of its 19 function- ing nuclear reactors in order to better focus its resources on improving those remaining in operation. Going to the ombudsman was recommended to Council by the Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee, a body of citizen, business, Town and Hydro repre- sentatives established to act as a link between the Town and Ontario Hydro on nuclear .and other issues. w The proposal was put forward i there by Ward 2 local Councillor ' Sherry Senis and Ward 1 Regional Councillor Mau- ' rice Brenner. They suggested the provincial ombudsman's W WAYNE ARTHURS 'Don't have their attention' Wellness for women .. on agenda WIPP« A� N°& t3 AJAX -- The Festival Frye Ap* Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre ON NOW 0� is offering series of free interactive sec - cions on O Pumpkin - '• October is •.;' _ women's well- STAMP MOMM.. /+ • ness. 'froH> Canada Past- Wo�on Rid�sOZ-V/ng The event.on ifth jav� Q ` (Proceeds �o the Dona Thursday, Oct. "How") ld 16, features health nurse Catherine Walker Antique discussing sexual health from 7 toumu 9 p.m. at the cin- D15}i�A1� tre. Portable # 2,« ••.�•. «w, St. George's CoMM4 Soon: CWIMGodma Aliffftial Mon A n g l i c a n HAUNTED NALLOWN SPOOKY AMnT %3 Church. south- FUN NIGHTS sb.50 + 69;ZdX fv =:•. CHILD s p west corner of>FaD.+ECtrdco-1 1r; ()c ; �.Thun (k: Vh Randall Dr. and %:,,hdv 5:30m -8 . ��• IL ". I FMY 1214 P P mc.+ ...,:.. Hwy 2. Picker- ' "" SENIOR' U EM Ing Village SRJD� (Ajax). Call 426-1063 or 686-2661 for more infor•ma- •. 4C y tion. Lea rntax preparation from the peoplewho Learn how to minimize rY your tax liability and keep more of what you earn. Study with Canada's number one tax preparation firm, and you'll discover how to make the tax laws work for you. You'll also learn what you need to know to begin earning money as a qualified tax preparer.* Enrol in an H&R Block tax training course. For more information, call 1-888-887-7995 cw 723-1616 CfNorAH&R qg V'• V.11 *Completion of the course is neither an offer nor a guarantee of employment. Pkw remember to rmk MCI office should appoint someone to act specifically on behalf of' resi- dents here on issues related to the nuclear station. Councillors endorsed the appeal to the ombudsman unani- mously. They also approved a referen- dum during the Nov. 10 municipal election which will ask residents whether they want the Province to authorize an environmental review of the Pickering nuclear station. "We don't have (the Province's) attention yet and we're going to have to address them in more ways than one;' noted Mayor Wayne Arthurs. A Wawa WAWA WAWA WAWA WAW' HIM fRT s Y CRAB � s C 30 C s C s AP 9 r" oral Designs .: -1 if. 145. -- s 9 jewelry 10 SAT - - P- 9 --,Ik Art . . OSH- IUM .. 9 S'oined Glass ... 31 i DURHAM'S LARGEST AUTHENTIC Country Craft Show featuring s 9 pottery Canada's Top Exhibitors with the best Selection of Folk Art, Victorian, ' `' Southwest, Contemporary and Country Crafts. 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Herb Knox and his hand will perform at the dinner and THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, CW70113ER 12, 1997 - PAGE 11 takeyou. back to RoaringTwenties ticket cost. Guests are invited to dress in activities, environmental projccts/parks. cdu- For more information on the foundation. styles from the 1920s. cation and training, arts and culture. health or to purchase tickets for the gala. call 576 - The Community Foundation is devoted to and well-hcing, and recreational actin mes 6219. improving the quality of life in Durham Region. In Durham, the community foundation has supported youth dance Saturday, Oct. 25 6:30 weekdays HEATING\\\\E�V NG\ & AIRCONDITIONING at 9:30 am - 4:00 pm 5:30 am - 11:00 pm 11:00 pm - 5:30 am DURHAM REG100 p.m. at the 104/km SINCE 1970 Durham Board of FALL SPECIAL CONVERSION Education Cen- FURNACE from Electric Baseboard tre, 400 Taunton TUNE-UP & CLEANING & Forced Air to Gas or Rd. E., Whitby. $49.95 Oil Heating Tickets are $100 per person. O Energy 21 HR. SERVICE $.ZSo� rho DOWN Tax receipts will OSHAWA FINANCING PAYMENT he; issued for a 'L_40 Net een"" "" portion of the FREE ESTIMATES Rp PnceFwaces 40epreedom 1e4s� g199- psr month I azda Protege Scheduled Maintenance Included "Mm only thbW texbu ars gnat & Insurance" rn e Took �� Re Bo =: t""r'�'�'•"'� Pa'Aas1111os PM twe�wodio 668-881 '(905) 68Ow2956 '*'�IIIrR oE=titA MM tit ti.�tR:ttdnlw �IM1R�Iq cnida-aiiQ�iMirbl ddra .1 1 Peak times, off-peak times, weekends, nights... It's a lot to handle. But this chart can piece it all together for you: Toll Rates for Passenger Vehicles (5 tonnes & under)* Weekdays weekdays Weekends & Holidays Everyday 5:30 am - 9:30 am 9:30 am - 4:00 pm 5:30 am - 11:00 pm 11:00 pm - 5:30 am 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm 7:00pm 11:00m p 104/km 74/km 74/km 44/km Multoy rates by 2 for heavy smgk-unR vehicles, and by 3 fd heavy mu tOe-urnt vehicks. Transponders rrrandaimy for vehicles over 5 tonnes (5,000 k9). And it costs an extra dollar every bme you use the 407 without a transponder. So get one. It could be that final piece you've been missing. Pick one up at most Driver & Vehicle Issuing Offices within the Greater Toronto Area. Zip Across Town 407 em Express Toll Route Every time you drive the 407 ETR without a transponder, you pay an extra $1.00 charge. Pick one up at most Driver & Vehicle Issuing Offices within the Greater Toronto Area for $11.50.* Call I o=o407•0407 for more information. Zip Across Town 07 11" *This fee is a one time only payment not an annual fee. Express Toll Route PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, (X'TDBER 12, 1"7 1,1*stento by H. MrKcrY. Acupuncturist is any lasting damage from it --until many years later.'. Dr. Rusinek waives his regular fees "Chiropractors have been "We see this all too often in our centers", according to for children. "Prevention is the key to right all alnnh••." „ K t° . Driar ues Kusinch. D. Ac., D.C., director of ccar.,+="-' 9 good health. I would headache specialist Dr. Peter health clinics in Ajax and like to see that children Rothbart, MD. He explained in an interview that most headaches are triggered from the neck region, as chiropractors have been saying for years. New medical research has discovered an anatomical connection between facial pain, headaches and the spinal joints in the neck. The spinal joints in the neck region are vulnerable to injury. Common events such as -whiplash", work related stress and, more insidiously, childhood trauma (i.e. difficult birth, falls ctc.) can result in painful spinal conditions and poor health. Dr. Rothbart cited the following example, -a child could suffer a fall from the swings, and not know there CANDLE DEAARR CA L� 1 � i BENEFrM: -Geode dimoaoo of ear wait build-up •�ear�aod sinus ucoa, •SL . Ear tortirq is a natural, non-tnvastMe alternative which gently WraCi e>Gcess earwax. Its ropular use will prevent the buildup and hardening of wax ReBe�c hW Sea kkm am AraiVble Ask about Bowe Hair care for Seaioes II for an appointment 686-1893 PICKERING DENTURE CONIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 UVERPOOL RD., PICKERING Toronto. "We feel very strongly about the importance of early detection of neck joint problems, especially in children. Responsible parents should not allow their children to miss a spinal check-up after a difficult birth, or at developmental milestones, such as sitting up, and learning to walk." Spinal problems, known as spinal -dysfunction-. may also be the cause of other problems. Colic, chronic ear infections, bed-wetting, and poor digestion, for example, may be helped with proper spinal care. Intuitive Dance Sat. & Sun., Oct. 18 & 19,1-3 p.m. 4 Hours of fun $30.00 New courses YOga starting Nov. Register now. A peaceful country retreat. &W0 M_ HoLft Health Care Cense a Yoga M& Highway 7 and Westne � ("5)9-14N1s I70 nun. from downtown Fickma Affordable Dentures ... c� Good Reason To smile. PAIRS (1 hr) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Denttxes LOWER DENTUM STAMMJTY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER VVIR Sural, DD, F.C.A UA) 84 old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX ' have unimpeded opportunity to grow healthy and strong" Dr. Rusinek's Ajax clinic is at 92 Church Street S. Ste. 103. Phone (905) 427-1226. w� spE9 DR, SREUNA A, DRANJI I ASSOCIATES - I PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) ' kughing pas and sedation • general anesthesia • piay area with super nin►endo • 24 hour emergency service • french speaking denibf • no referrals necessary Your community Zellers Pharmacy Store... Everyday low prices. Plus, Club Z points! Where the Lowest Price Is the L.aw..XVERVDAYI'= 2D DURHAM CENTRE. HARWOOD AVE & HWY 2 DR. J. RUSINEK & ASSOCIATES 92 Church Street South, Suite 103 Ajax. 1632-B Bayview Avenue, Toronto We're Growing Again! 1� OUR HEALTH CLINICS NOW PROVIDE: • Chiropractic (fully cornered by: WCB, Auto Ins., Extended bealth) • Acupuncture (fully cornered by.•WCB and Extended bealtb) • Registered Massage Therapy • Podiatry (foot care) • Nutritional consulting (Registered Dietician) FEEL GREAT WITH OUR FALL PROMOTION: Free 10 minute introductory massage with our Registered Massage Therapist or SO minute massage for the price of 1/2 hour. Chiropractic care and acupuncture fees are 50% off for mature adults and our chiropractic fees are fel waived for children. Call (905) 427-1226 for an appointment. t V THF: NFW% AnVFQT #z9e0 cnrunsv ry-reiacn vs vm n.e• — Helpeasethepai" of enteringa new sports season. by Dr, Lara Chinery B.S.C. D.C. For most of us, September signals the beginning of fall, perhaps new jobs, new schools. Optimistically, I believe we'll have a nice long Indian summer, be able to continue our favourite outdoor activities until November, and still come home from work in daylight! Realistically, cooler weather may come :< up sooner than later and for many seasoned athletes and weekend warriors, this means a change in lDr. Lara Chiner physical activity level. Change could be anything from picking up a whole new sport, switching from summer to fall gardening, a change in the surface you play in, joining a fitness club or now only taking an occasional weekend for sport on the slopes when you've been playing tennis diligently all summer. Which category are you? Physical deconditioning occurs in your body when the oint-muscle complexes are no longer stressed on a constant basis ie. when they are used in steady exercise. No longer called upon, the tissues don't feel the need to maintain any rigorous performance level and become weaker, tightened, shortened, less lubricated. We feel this as joint stiffness and tenderness, and muscle soreness/cramping, once these structures are put to use Changing sports routine will require recruitment of various joints and muscle groups that are in a deconditioned phase. To help ease the **pain- of entering a new sports season, here arc 3 helpful hints for gradual reconditioning, the keyword being gradual! First allow yourself an adaptation period during which you spend short periods of time in the IF • TIME •QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE AAE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PA'T'IEN'T'S WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. p2) positions or movements you'll be assuming in your fall activities ie. short pick-up game of hockey and not an immediate 6 games of tournament play! Secondly, work specific muscle groups on a stretching/strengthening program to increase flexibility, power, and endurance before you need to use the parts intensely in a competitive situation where adrenaline takes over and you feel no pain until it's too late. Last but not least, identify any weakness you may have been feeling in your body and address them now. This allows you to act on preventing injury or reinjury by closing a potential "window of opportunity". Take your whole body into account, head to toe, spine and limbs. These tips also apply to those of you who have been Welcomes our new associate Dr. Lara Chinery who would be pleased to offer chiropractic care. • Chiropractic Care • Llassage Therapy • Sports Injuries 1883 Kingston Rd., H!: Km •., Rd Pickering = °cido*S CREEK 9370 � � HiArTMfIiNTtE 428- 4101 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST W THE cry OF THE WEEKEND WARRIOR lucky enough to take the summer off work and have returned to the grind, and those who have changed jobs. The shock to your body from doing different tasks for 8 hours a day can he lessened with physical reconditioning. Look forward to regrouping with friends and getting back into the fall/winter groove! Don't forget: prepare your body and in the long run, spend less time with the team doctor. and more time with the team. Lara Chinery practices chiropractic at Dufrin's Creek Chiropractic Health Centre located at 1883 Kingston Rd. Pickering. 905-428-9370. .NUTRMON ADDITION Mary -Jo McCarthy, B.Sc., B.1 -A, RNC Natural Health Consultant Digestive Disorders? • intestinal gas Nutrition' e oat 4L Addition's • Fotigua specialty is • bad breath hel in people food • insomnia ping P P alli `goes heal their l'r`�1En digestive disorders through Causesluish special diets, cleansing digestion & and rebuilding the body. bowlloxicify It Cern Be Done! Call now to Pickeri Chirop"xtic book initial cotnsuMation 42 0z 1443 M "e. Joh �+y G _ 'A . retirement Resideme .. ...vim � ..:K.. % vee bee a proud ``lambs` of your � - _ OOrrltriur> *W w4w16 years. In this a rne,-.OrdhardVdb haweamed a reputation ` . for thetighest quaRy ofcorr�ort Rr� 1 4 - Dur *iiirjpA/�e Fall activities eon kad to achy and pain. If ymlre ' ' ... or yore aw d to avoid pain and injury -- so the leader in physical rehabilitation: Y.sR '.. Clinic Director• Anne Marie Leepel BSC. P.T. Reg. 4,1i?*, _y "I NEED A PHYSIO Fall activities eon kad to achy and pain. If ymlre hurting from over ezerWn ' ... or yore aw d to avoid pain and injury -- so the leader in physical rehabilitation: Clinic Director• Anne Marie Leepel BSC. P.T. Reg. w Whites Road Physiotherapy , 9 155 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, O. 11 V 1X6 NT &Snort Ind C 1 Ic Since 1988 • THE MEDICAL CLINICM 720 SHEPPARD AVE. UNIT 84 � �;I�wl `10 � 905 420-0647 PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1 G5 PACE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, 0( -"ER 12, 1"7 ��1 r � To keep in top condition • See Your Chiropractor Regularly Dear Patients and Friends: The season of Thanksgiving means many things to many peo- ple. To most of us it is giving thanks for our many bless- ings...all of those things that are necessary and dear to us --food, clothing, shelter, family and friends. It is appreciation for the changing of seasons --spring's glorious new growth, summer's blossoming riot of colours, the full har- vest of fall and the peaceful stillness and quiet of winter. It is the pride of parents as they watch their first-born eagerly but hesitantly enter school for the first time. It is the joy of a family outing in this beautiful country of ours. It is gratitude for neighbours and friends who lovingly come to our aid in times of trouble or sorrow, and who join us in rejoic- ing in our happier moments. And it is extending a heartfelt "thank you" to all of our patients for giving us the opportunity to serve you. Thanksgiving is being grateful for all the many blessings that God has given us, especially for making chiropractic care avail- able to the sick and suffering of the world. ArE HOPE YOU ARE TAKING REGULAR ADVANTAGE OF IT. YOURS FOR BETTER HEALTH, �n L NATURALLY.acy at_,J i PINERIDGE NATURAL HEALTH ur*lar Ear CandleTherapy� Ear candling or coning comes to ral shape that is made of a true unburned section of the candle or cone. Each us from cultures long ago and far natural fiber soaked in pure person experiences on their own level of away, such as Asia and North beeswax and medicinal herbs. It energy, however, everyone will agree that this American Indians who had a thor- is placed over the opening of the wonderfully soothing process invokes deep ough knowledge of health, spiritu- ear and the opposite end lit. This relaxation and is a wonderful alternative to ality and natural alternative for creates a gentle vacuum which better health that is ideal for people of all healing. For generations car con- encourages the blood circulation ages. ing has been used as a home rem- and car canal cleansing. The Pam Norbraten is a certified auricular con- edy for ear problems. slightly warmed oil vapors help ing practitioner in the Durham area and can Today, with the growing trend to dislodge and draw out excess be reached by calling toward natural health, this energy wax, fungus, bacteria, yeast and (905) 686-1893. healing process is one of many parasites which condense in the being rediscov- cred. Ear coning is a natural, non- Are invasive alterna- So Manyof Us i five which gently extracts excess earwax. Its regu- lar use will pre- vent the buildup and hardening of wax, thereby STRESSED OUVI improving hear- ing. It is also Have you noticed that stress is the helpful for relief 'disease' of the '90's? Why are so many of ear noises, People stressed out? When is the last tints detoxifying the that someone told you that their week was sinuses, lymph cam' �unhurried. and stress -tree? When is cleansing, the � e you hod a serene week? Have chronic head- some head- you mw led free of trtoee vVsks? Maybe you work in the home. Possibly aches and aller- you are employed outside the home. Then ' gies. However, again you may be waking inside and with s e were outside the home. In each ot these sptww problems, it is you are battling stress• Trying b blend work always advisable and recreation, en>loyrtw* Seeking to W balance and to see a physi- world. Atytttrtt in a x clan first. Why not take two hours out of your hecuc Ear candling is sc twKkde and spend an evening taking Ff r OCtobW 24th, 1997 a gradual process stock. developing a perspective, putting an 8 0o to t0 t10 pm and frequency of new tom? You might Picts up something C tlydes Presentation. drana. question and www sessions vary teat will help you understated more fuly why erne aro mhornents) depending on the do are so stressed out and what you can toots � individual's 19M Fairport Road at Rich Avenw. PWwi ng. needs. As a start- Dr. ptod Wllsan, 9.Sa., MA, LLLs-, ph.IX D"df1O ttv ante in one of two ing treatment, 3 Dr. Wilson has a Ph.D. in Clinical-12. wep(s h* regislar seeaOctober lig�wo sessions in a two Cotxtsell ng Psychology and has doneefetes) week period is extensive work with adults. teen andt. Leave a messape on the snrxwWg machines at recommended. children in counselling and consultation. tW dura, (WS) 831-0745 wan your rains, telephone number and nurnbw d people comms A specially SUI7/MIM Jh ae sof Drop a two to us at the church: with your made candle is name, telep wo number and nlrrnbw of created in a spi- A CommENNtr kftr*W PremnMUon c - Tips For Healthy Living Here are a few things you can do if your have problems with back pain: • Strengthen your abdominal muscles. Poor muscle tone in the stomach area puts stress on your back. Exercises that strengthen and flat- ten your abdomen will help your back. • Wear low shoes. High heels make you arch your back continuously. - Sleep with your knees bent. Put a pil- low under your knees if you sleep on your back - under your pelvis if you sleep on your stom- ach. The fetal position is the best for your back. - Check your mattress. If it's too soft, slide a board between the mat- tress and box springs. If it's lumpy and sags, it's time for a new one. - Lift with your legs. Don't bend from the waist, bend from your knees. • Stand tall. Don't slouch. Make believe someone has attached a string to the top of your head and is pulling up on it. Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, -hands on- approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Structural spinal misalignarents could dust • Neck & Back Pain • Sports is Dance Injuria "im • Arthritis & Bursitis Y: • Sciatica & Hip Pain • Numbness & Tingling - Headaches j t"pm. Allergies, asthma is other immune�.system disorders FREE HEALTHWorkChiropracticTues. Oct. 21, DR. YARYANN FRANKOP I N E R I D G E EC U WE NATURAL HEALTR seek Rd. k Hwy 2 683-7735 PICKERING LASIK THE MOST ADVANCED FORM OF LASER VLSION CORRECTION AVAILABLE TODAY I= VWM (Mcli I hm beau p P in e mW for n= to o decade bow III 1911diess, asipo l and faai0 -11 1ss, melLawmaw Ir�mmm RM wmw 7.111 Bt: h dow tali lie Ade in ohm tl M dir Ile iiEE4fnfppfl1 01 Iaolj ie itaM dw left raw Caudal: • nfttlMftitfl "� , Because of ih meq odbnlapas, IASf1< a fust NPIN g sslfote P& Bebe is o mm oism of Ilse two ptotsilto s. BREI LELi Most poliEals hoe 2 -/ dors of Noose caIIIpw* pidm aolltss.. N., poi silt M 111106111. IC w a maw for 3 -1 its Wallile M PKI111if- VWN mn bdso for 1-12 Isoltlhs. Eye eenssay to tallllol to huhl profess for 2- 6 wok � Itutovttt� r� tlecetseTy to iiiii s proper batt➢. Meat poift tel olfdaM* lire Ian car will 12 hears d Midi tV pRreilre. Vein i eTost pMifltls a strife d1Et 2-6 weeks. Eye dmpc and for 1 wnk olllr. Wy W ttilfrr meow Masse of NOW hut! leslRt9e. To bad • f�1 ,--- flf w fttaflw ser o VISTA i pA[ 721-1211 EVE INSTIf/TE pe $EE Tet eIfrteEecE OAM0*,ll7R1gSkWEW, Wv&,,O*doL1H1B9 9M . s.. 4^?*?3.ET 11 0. THE NEWS ADV ERTISFR SUNDAY, OC RMER 12, 1997 - PAGE 15 Tips on learning cope to with stress at Pickeringseminar p PICKERING — A free infor- tion, drama, question -and -answer tion, is currently completing his attending is asked to register by Oct. To register. leave a message on mation session on handling stress is period and refreshments. third book and is author of many 20, to help organizers plan seating the church answering machine at being offered Friday, Oct. 24. Guest speaker is Dr. Rout Wilson. articles written for magazines and and refreshments. 931.0745 It will run from 8 to 10 p.m. at He has a Ph.D. in clinical-coun- technical journals. He is Forest Brook Bible Chapel, 1999 selling psychology, has worked currently a pastor -teacher at Fairport Rd. (at Finch Avenue), extensively with adults, teens and Forest Brook Bible Chapel. Pickering. Included are a presenta- children in counselling and consulta- Anyone interested in Small firms can partner for success Partnering for Economic Success is the focus of an upcoming small business event. The Durham Region Employ- ment Network hosts the event Fri- day, Oct. 24, marking the end of Small Business Week. The day includes an introductory continental breakfast, an awards ceremony where local business leaders will he recognized for their efforts in partnering. a morning keynote address, a luncheon featur- ing keynote speaker David Onley, an afternoon panel discussion where agency, business and industry lead- ers will share their partnering expe- riences, and displays by local agen- cies to highlight their programs. The event runs from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. Cost is $20 for the morning ses- sion, $30 for the afternoon session, or $50 for both. Your agency can rent a trade show booth for S35 for a full booth or $20 for half a txxwth. For more information, call Lisa Yassein at the Durham Region Emplgyment Network at 436-6877. CONGRATULATIONS RICHARD PRICE! For 20 Outstanding Years In Financial Planning. IJ O"DON�ELL `Coarwulations Richard ex your 20th Anniversary" 1 GROUP OF FUNDS "It is through the skills and experience of investment professionals like yourself that C.I. has become a major force among Canraa's mutual fund organizations. Congratulations Richard ! ! !" MIITIIAL FWIf�S :,tCA11116.114 on 20 successful years serving Canadian investors. From your friends at TRIMARK. � ,r►TRla FUNDSPAUTUAL Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' ". 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A1C W" MM I ah" 10 CR -V mllonm NAM Prim m his �1 AltM11Y�iQy� *GROUP OF FUNDS - ONE SKILLED FINANCIAL PLANNER. 20 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE. Madame PAGE 16 - THE NFWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, WTOKER 12, 1"7 Dame Dropping in Ajax and Pickering by Ax*b gwgan Anniversary Birthday Birthday Birthday _ _ Maxine and Look who's Megan Wilkinson reaches Osmond Wkh- doubt Walkerturned 23. digits on Oct. 15. �tiill ,'- b he vttl(Irn Oct. z r ing Ruth a "Wow! We can't believe it's I i. Best wish happ) birthday 4: been a decade since you were on Oct. 9 were horn. With lots of love on c, to the happy her family. es • "� x couple on their your IOth birthday from i '5th anniycr riall) uncle Joe. f Mom, Dad, Connor, sary from — - !Mitchell, Peaches, Grand- Cor�, Theron ma Eileen, Aunt Sandy, and Derek. Birthday Uncle Bob, Caius, Uncle Roy and all your friends.- — - The Dimopou- --- - Birthday los Lang cele - Birthday ; brats,, vet another j There's a birthday on Oct. "Our Pooh Bear" Matthew teenager 15 when Christ- A youthful looking Jeff Nash 1n the s' ian turns four. celebrated his 28th birthdayon Oct. McAdam celebrated his see- Mccul- J, I i Wishing him a happy birthday are 8. Happy birthday wishes and love j and birthday on Oct. 5. A Pooh 1 o c h Mommv, Daddy and Lindsay' j from all the gang, Mom and Dad. party (of course) was held on J the special day, with family hums and friends dropping by. "We H a �' 1 i e f Birthdayf; } • - -_ Birthday--� can't believe how big you are turned a' - stetting!" Lots of love, hugs and j Happy birth- kisses from Mommy,Daddy 13 on A handsome fella day wishes o Oct. 10. with a great big , g and baby brother Michael. t1 out to Patrick "H Birthda sweetheart." Happy smile turns one on Byrski on Oct. y birthday Oct. 13. Wishing 1, --- --- 15 when he with love Dayton Hackney -I '{� � turns five. f r o m �' Lazenby a happ) `� �., ZIAL ' Love from Mom, Dad and sister Heather. birthday with lots of love, hugs and Ftoo Mom, Dad, ,� ed 1794 Liverpool Road kisses arc all his family. gi _ J Gracie, Nana, / e Pickering 831-5431 -- -- — -- I Grandpa and t o - I: %%TN%F:c,,�1,1 -30th hirthda-' all his aunts, jnl 1. Ed"awSujoW Lordv, Iordy. Vic Macina Ing the hbirthday boy all the IN uncles and � � z- (JW*4MDinoPosim `�✓ — Is shout to turn -t(1. SIC best with 1()%'c arc wife Ii. cousins. 3. .%k X= WRkimon -� A:t1fcnnriyjr) dvcol-,tORj .inh,44)tn.to xcr�YYn•� reaches the milestone age. Marjie, sons Brian and -- J drMIR.cAc (P1aan�v ,rpKkKkWtfK,tMtn1 appropriatcl) enough, on Benjamin, and Buster the PRIZE VALIDtNnt.%AT.(XT 18, 1997 the 13th of (ktober. Wish- cat. — - Meats - w - Winningealth. Strategies All Halenda's Stores have meat cutters on location 'With Linda Leatherdale � we will gladly custom cut anything for you! Tuesday, October 28 7-9 p.m. Boneless Sirloin Steals ' o ;Chicken TOPICS TO BE TUESD Eighth COVERED: birthda` Taxed to the Y max ' ' - -E was the , word on Oct. •A mutual h as Easy E, affair: - alias Etienne •Demystifying" Bujold, hit ei ht ears' the market bleu g y•How to - old. Much respect went minimize risk out to E -man, but net big as he and his boyz hit the 1 rewards Th hood to party I •A home still Save •1" lb.e at National I makes sense910 s Sports. Hap Py' tlrtf<�sitB eighth birth- LAmb lea iardok, award ,or", � A�ancisl colnonist ar ,. day to our tax crwsaA P - is Money Editor of Ire Tertoaso Son and a special man . -�+ �ntator on person a Aaaoa lie is how Love Mom, of . a We Tv show, a" Giobol T s P a t r i c kBounce expert 13ssen a her', and reap her rewari- Gabrielle, Sponsored by Y Papa, Gram- J�nt 'e Est Dalesds's owns ' CsNced - s �.- _ my9. Grumpy, a Nadie, Unk, Uncles Ryan, Dukie and *� Cameron , DYNAMIC MUTUAL FUNW Aunts Jen- MUTUAT Fllr4n% n e t t e and (,; «.,.�. �:.., ,.�.,F..., ` .� Irmsrssrt itlr i �i�! Ka *6 Theresa, and Ewi�iium A lam/ LilrErM R& special angel Boaft rr�r�b bee iiiil*f tiitsia�e lis MetssAuntie Cav- To register c� 1 lklteei■ i31-J91r1 r �.alea." 1 -888 -215 -PIAN (24k hrs) �a7. s General Sikorsltl Ba11 *01 wa... -4111 *ww v, Omit rt 1 Seevensom Ad. N. rhe �-� �, �...• we 01 -AW & - , "The Meat Peop)e" 61 Solt `r Pickering Civic Election '97'R.I...S.w.",".R 12, 19 PA." Van Kempen back in the ffigdoftwiapts return running, seeks Ward 2 seat PICKERING — Kip Van Kempen, forme Regional councillor for Ward 2, has announced will he seeking the Ward 2 local seat on Pickering Council in the Nov. 10 munici- pal election. He served on Council six years before being defeated in a run for the mayor's position in 1994. "Pickering has been good to rhe, now it is time to put something back:'say ass Mr. Van Kempen in a media release announc- ing his candidacy. "My business back- ground and experience at both the local and regional government levels give me a r Pickering's geographic neighbors to deliver quality he services in a cost-effective manneR. "In Pickering:' he says, "it will be critical to elect repre- sentatives with experience and strong lead- ership skills; people who understand that we must resist the unfair shift of tax bur- dens from either the Province or the new mega -city. Only with capable and experi- enced representation can we ensure that Pickering's interests are served and protect - cd Mr. Van Kempen offers the lack of local (ax increases during his most recent term in KI P VAN "dice as evidence of his ability to "hold the great advantage in knowledge of the job at line". He also notes his work with the Met - hand and the issues facing Pickering overKE MPEN ropolitan Toronto and Region Conserva- the next three years" The candidate 'Put something tion Authority resulted in the preservation believes Town administration needs to back' of a significant portion of Frenchman's become more efficient and additional -"- Bay and the Altona Forest, without cost to ways must be sought to share essential services with local taxpayers. Another Pistritto joins race PICKERING — Residents could see a brother act on Pickering Council after the Nov. 10 municipal election. Paul Pistritto, brother of Ward 3 local Councillor and mayoralty candidate Enrico Pistritto, has announced he will run for the Ward 3 local scat. "I strongly believe the lines of communication between the people of Pickering and the government neer] to be strengthened:' says Mr. Pistritto in a media release announcing his candidacy. -11 am committed to breaking down the barriers between politicians and the people. - He ople-He emphasizes that communica- tion works two ways, that govern- ment must keep residents informed about what is hap- pening, residents treed a means of expressing their concerns and wishes and his job as councillor will be to mediate. ..My goal will be to understand the needs of the majority of the people and bal- ance those with the needs of Pick- ering to creme the best possible place to live' He cites the current situation at the Pickering nuclear station as an example, explaining that if the plant is proven unsafe it will mean economic and job losses for the community, so people have to be kept informed of the situation. Mr. Pistritto is concerned provin- cial downloading will result to higher taxes and reduced services unless local governments "take a stronger voice in expressing the needs of the people". He vows to fight any reduction in services such as libraries. He has lived in Ward 3 for 27 years, owns Pistritto's Farms on Brack Read and says he has extensive knowledge and experience both as a fanner and a busi- nessman. PARI_ PISTRITTO 'Stronger voice' 10rCanadian 15re Pickering 7/2 Price ,lignment WITH THE PURCHASE OF 2 TIRES • Our licensed, trained technicians use the latest, computerized equipment to help extend the tread life of your tires. • They will inspect all key components, measure all four wheels and adjust 99 front caster, camber and toe as required. • Installation of rear -wheel shims and adjustments extra, if required. Trucks & Mini Vans $29.99 Lube, oil & filter Rotate tires Castrol GTX motor od 20pt maintenance Check 29 ' **W= Envim Charge Extra f most cam • Perform computerized engine analysis with printout • Inspect oil filter and PVC valve • Replace spark plug with Motomaster Wgroove spark plugs • Inspect distributor cap, motor, ignition wires and coil. 79 9ars9 4 cylinder DJ.S. S 8 Platinum Extra CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 Service ttouts: Mm-FrL 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p m "Satunlay 7:30 a m. - 6:00 p.m., Sunday 9.30 a.m. - S.00 p.m, mmy GOOD)-r;-V- , je�YEAR canaa� mn m to local politics PICKERING — Former council- lor Eileen Higdon has announced she is running again for her old Ward 2 local seat on Pickering Council in the Nov. 10 municipal election. She served on Council from 1991 to 1994, when she was defeated in a run for the mayor's job. In a media release announcing her candidacy, Ms. Higdon says concerns about the waterfront have motivated her to re-enter local politics. She believes initiatives related to the waterfront and Frenchman's Bay, including the fight to preserve environmentally sen- sitive lands and a storm -drain mark- ing project. Cl,— has worked for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, is president ofr the Sandy Beach Tennis Club and political action chairman for the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. Ms. Higdon will support the 'No' side in upcoming Pick- ering referenda on down - the lack of a completed EILEEN loading and a casino. She waterfront trail here hurts HIGDON opts user fees in public tourism and business oppor-'Ability to libraries. tunities and allows a further As local councillor I will decay and erosion of the fbMv strive to be available and Its— The candidate is a registered nurse who has lived in Pickering since 1979. Her media release states she is founder and current chairrnatt of the annual Frenchman's Bay Festival and was actively involved in a number of ten to your concerns." states Ms. Higdon. "My strength is my aWity to focus on the issues before me and respond effectively. I am committed to plain, fund and deliver services in partnerships with business, commun - ty and government:' Great new name .0 0 same great faces! If you've ever looked for an item at one of those mega stores, you know the feeling. ' Isn't there somebody here that can help me''" When you think about it. it's ironic that the stores that claim to have everything, lack the one thing that's most important - customer service. At Phannasave, things are different. We're built our reputation not just on great prices, but good old-fashioned, honest -to -goodness customer service. Why' Because each store is independently owned and operated and run from an office in the back - not in another city. If you're buying 200 gallons of paint, it may not make much difference, but when it comes to your health, customer service and good advice should always, always come first. —too _ L • - 10� © • Live well with OPENMIG SPECIAL COUPON YOUR 0XIM on,,59 100 Ca ci00um 5mg wear sSUREOMs t nsr r r 100 w worn C 500 mg EXP. OCT. rWn t NNW- Ph.: . AMBERLEA PLAZA 1872 WHITES RD. (N. OF HWY. fit) Hours: Mon. -Fri. 930 - 9, Sat- 9.6, Sun. 10-3 (905) 831 -7117 r •--- ---- THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU -� -. MONEY! 0 30"IASY ITO P MOON :______---,CLEAN ERATO X M�- %,. I • MINNOW! so r , AjR *SOFA eLOVES I' — - ---- --- 1000LEATH 1 hip, - �• �//���«'►��: ��; qtr; • s,��. �� • - 7 PC. MODERN DINET:T�E 77 3 99, 1540 Dundas St. E.�30_000o OPEN r,A BEST WHITBY WEEKDAYS 9:30-9:00 SATURDAY 9:30-6:00 Northwest Corner of Thlckson Rd. at Dundas SUNDAY 11:00-5:00 Strike would A. shut down public board night school Separate board still undecided on how to deal with potential walkout Night school classes at the public school board in Durham will come to a halt if teachers strike to protest Bill 160. "it has us sitting on pins and nee- dles:' Durham Board of Education continuing education principal Peter Fawcett says of the threat by teachers from across the province to strike illegally. The board would close the II schools across the region where con- tinuing education courses are offered if teachers strike, reports Mr. Faw- cett, who says any classes missed would be made up at a later date. About 2,500 students attend con- tinuing education classes offered by the public board. Its continuing education depart- ment "is committed to phoning each one of those students" if classes arc t f�fiRECT10N k, to week's Knot Oren SUMM SOAC13 c OCTOBER 11. O,e & o Buss tme cam~ PAGE K14 The BuMs prnoaas Doll lta%oW a not a "9~ 10Lk"O Prnows Del as ndigY ' PAGE KIS Due b aWPIMq pis Or Chetwe faafron Dor tea4saG rd net aRwe in tone ttr Or amts %eiddare saftbe PAGE K1! TM EroressMs Sebe Daft hawed an On papa a not sac* as Mtaoad E* --w apdow- for &V -k ­ rhe lur on d M urd s not dacod in an% W" V% for wV ewmanw= to"hwoo =mid Ytre wsh to dew yaw aft*m to rte t* NwV in our ctrrsnt ?bf Outs'ry.. roar .ws k s~ le our Store ide Sar:gs' 1)w.. Quaker State Super Bond 1 OW30 molor oil. 28-9005-2. Copy roads: Reg. 6.88, Sate 4.97, Save 27%. Should road: Low Price 4.97.5W30.,hobo oil, 28-9004-4. Copy reads: Reg. 7.28, Sale 5.37, Save 26%. Should read: Low Price 5.37. MasUrcrak &Piece paint Tray set, 99-0919-2, does not include the brush as shown in Mw illusbalion. tMe shay m9istair iooarronirnoP ore mays hA w reused YOAL 311CUIIM w 11th 110TA1LZIN R ll9lC111 OF. eFLTRJJM *NOR= •.etaonon101410 a cls FNEKA 3S Cal (905) 420-9593 cancelled, assures Mr. Fawcett. At the Durharn Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, the continuing education department hasn't decided yet if night classes would be interrupted in the event of a strike. Administrators there hope to reach a decision later this week. F. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1997 - PAGE 19 Billboard TUESDAY, OCT. 14 - ing at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com - SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Guest speaker Club's Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets William Parish, former mayor of Ajax, will dis- at 9:30 am. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Barbara Ouel- cuss `A Shared Heritage: Ajax and Pickering' ' lette will have a music program. 619-0315 Meeting followed by social time and light refresh - (Betty). merits. Free. All welcome. 839-1221 (Tom Mohr). HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre Society meets at 8 p.m. in O'Brien Meeting offers a free weekly drop-in Caregiver Support Rooms A and B (Diefendbaker CrL entrance) at Group from I to 3 p.m. at 86 Colborne SL W., the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Oshawa. Friends and family members of cancer Farm Rd. Guest speaker Marion Jarvie gives a patients can share feehngs and coping strategies. presentation on 'All that's new... and no drugs All Durham residents welcome. 5794833. too"' Flower Am and competition starting at 7 MEDICINE: A free seminar on the common p.m. Everyone interested in gardening is wel- cold and over-the-counter medications is being come. $2 fee for non-members. 420-4095. held at 1:30 p.m. in the McLean Community Cen- HISTORICAL SOCIETY: The Pickering tre library branch, corner of Westney Rd. N. arnT Township Historical Society holds a general meet Magill Dr., Ajax. 428-8489 (Cindy Kimber). This isn't just a sign. It's a promise. This single letter of the alphabet, painted good. Because change is necessary. But on a blue square and bolted to a roadside change that compromises your health care is pole represents one of the most important not acceptable. And we will fight to make promises ever made to the people of Ontario. It is a promise of quality health care to everyone. Dramatic change is underway in our hospitals and in all aspects of our health care system. And for many reasons that can be sure you get quality health care when you need it. Because at the heart of this single letter of the alphabet, painted on a blue square and bolted to a roadside pole is a promise that the Hospitals of Ontario are determined to protect. That too, is a promise. Want to know more about how hospitals are changing? Call us for a free information booklet and get involved in the future of your health care. 1-888-628-5888 Or visit our website at: www.oha.com 0 THE HOSPITALS OF ONTARIO RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! � ■ € ssl• �'.',�,^ � �'n`r� -s:� � � ^ .. . ..-s�,..",. ���' � �Y`�"gJ a "`Fcy :: '�rg`^""�"`...' .kra%.""'"'x"B„'."`�, .":`. � b, - �' ~ . -. j. 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Jack Clayton looks on. Volleyball tourney AJAX — Area volleyball players can lake to the court and help raise funds for a worthwhile cause next month. The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Durham Regimial Chapter will host a recreational vol- leyball tourna- ment at Pickering High School Saturday, Nov 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 P.m. Teams will consist of a maxi- mum of eight peo- ple. Basic volley- ball rules will be used with over- hand no Wig• Cost is $65 per team. Deadline to register is Friday, Oct. 31. Pickering High School is at 180 Church St., just as Panthers pound Bulls PICKERING — The Kevin Dudgeon was solid In the first game, Pickering Panthers atom `A' in net for the Panthers, while Pickering lost to the Humber.* rep hockey team gored the Cameron Clayton, John Valley Sharks 5-2. Watters Bradford Bulls 8-2 in recent Currie and scored both Panthers' goals, Ontario Minor Hockey M a t t h e w assisted by Kai Sartisohn and Association league play. Gifford pro- Q`�G Molony. Mark Romanelli had a vided strong �v '' The Panthers also suffered huge game for the Panthers support on o v a tough 2-0 loss to Burlington with four goals and an assist. the blueline. in the second game. Patrick Molony had two goals M a t t h e w q�} j. Goaltenders David Demarinis and three helpers, while Lawrence INT and Dudgeon were spectacu- Patrick Mundy and Michael played a tough, lar in net, facing 37 shots. Krasnowski fired singles. two-way game on the forward In the third game, Brad Cowan contributed two line. Pickering eked out a 2-1 win assists, while Ryan Clayton, The Pickering atoms also over Hamilton Coronation. Peter Nicholson, Patrick recently played in the Romanelli and Cowan scored O'Sullivan and Cameron Hamilton Hub Tournament for the Panthers, with assists Watters added one assist where they won one game to Adam Van Dyke. Cowan, apiece. and lost two. Molony and O'Sullivan. L1AAN �ltnl�l - strl es for g � two, ,h "hockey. wins In atom �_,Z� x The Durham . West Em$lie had three goals and the season..'*� Lightning Honeywell atom one assist apiece. Br ttany 'IU Durham West atoms `BB' girls' select- hockey Chandler had two goals aid also played to a scoreless tie oeam is undefeated after its one belper, while -with Etobicoke. • Caley throe games this sea- Lyndsey Ryan ,Hulme, Ashleigh drew two Lacquaniti, Lisa The Lightning atoms a s s i s t s. Lillie, Katelyn Sears, borne -and -away con- Nicole Ruts Karen Wiltshire and against, Stoufiville. notched one Meghan Yeo turned in a by 4-0 and 7-1 goat, with oarstanding efforts. , sues., reqnctivelly. s i o g 1-0 ?r , . ,MW tum is coached by Gooding retied ; as atwd. �aaea ;: Me'10-41, a.a >6iictc air ' ;� � ` �� tL��eaa■er serves to spike MS Please north of Hwy. 2. recycle For more information, call M&2581. PICKERING SOCCER CLUB will • - holding their ANNUAL MATs3_____NG on Wednesday, October 15, 1997 at the Pickering Recreation Complex Upstairs in the Meeting Rooms Call to Order for AT.T. Members at 7 p.m. L1T108 ALL COBEPZTXTIVZ CQACHM: APPHcations for the 1998 teams QST be received on or before Wednesday,, October 18, 1997. For applications or info, contact Sommerville Henry at 839-8108 Take Two Advantage and Tom Quirk / Randy Ferguson work hand-in-hand to save you money Eta Allstate's Take Twpo Advantage combines your car and home insurance into one convenient, money -saving plan. s • Save an immediate 5% on your car insurance. • Save an immediate 10% on your home insurance. Make saving your policy with Anstate's Take Two Advantage and Randy Ferguson /Tom Quirk. Call (905) 427-2819 ANSW• BEING IN GOOD HANDS IS THE ONLY PLACE TO BETM NUMAGE TRADING • COLLE VERDE CAMPBLLL S SOUPS - COr+DE NSE D PHOC TE R h GAPARLE SUrJriY [A LIGH T to M q ' 9 • _rf OIL — / 1 1 � �- ECJ - ` ,� i �f ii : 1 _ � •1 '-`� , I, c,1 KELLOGG CEREA: i ILUM O 1 ,• 1Wiwi$ A �:v!' 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Pan-timrJhYl tale counties avadahk A sdnool when all your trim" becomes worthwtWe Fww- cis Assistance may be avad- atk 905-436-7746 INTER. NET-wrrdurnammaedan/ floralschool e -mar - sctnodof IbralOmprMapxiledift a aal congarry se . per- sons won marugenal and Waders" sluts Ideal for former business and aspiring business owners. teachers. or nurses 21 years In Canada No ape on commissions Exceptional professwrW Om- dRs pump-. Cal (905) 666- 1117 for interview. Sand R- srrw So C&** Nal tan the (905)666-M. school. SW 19". recristing 10 bongo dwnmm trrarstas 1 biB■p w (fatal/) secondary principal, tax-free LIS salaries. tree accommo- dation. Fax resin-: S*SW 0352. all Conrad 905-430 - " Alf Bpi. TIE NON. stlat m Garan Tramp Cetser. Become a mei kanidan. Grew mining amianbrnk�riinn artiiciat rails, kis (905) 723-6083 rnlal- i1 ce.ea 1 � 4ILM PW$ per year. Come grow with us. salary. cow euiMWM and bonuses. No income calling. (905) 428- �7Tekmahelin0 Des AM body person required. Must have own tools. Also experienced PAM dewmmerK•p� butes i5lslla7¢SnaD. Can (905) KAY" mon neq ares full bile licensed stylists for Whitby and Alax. Call Ria (905) 619.6639 CALL LOCAL WORK LOCAL ran -stat. tar -mu door to door repres�K>Arvet moored for lite ramp dove. no so - Will. not appaararoe 6 lbats Fnsh. guaranteed hourly uwiapptt O1 Dake CAN Pew 905- 433-3l CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon pubkcation as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsd k for more than one incorrect Insertion and there shall be no b - ability for ran-umirtion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space oau- " -the error. AN copy is subiect to the appro- Wal of management of News Advaroser. EMC Ceerdhmft r 1-0 for Medial dim in Osage■ sper9a ON in addiction. do- Iia OR mckde vatperlctire, o0wwl speciatm oorxtion a w A *An pirUartiltp to a n■" Aids. RNA prMerred. F: isuiew 905E611-3632. CON a VSM ai diFornut. copy t MA for ash; 1_l1 SASE. To: LL Wood. 60-6 Bristol !load East. Suite 3598. llissasaeOa. Om. L4Z 3m CONTRACT SUPPORT work- ers trended for special needs ndividwls. Must be kind hearted and patient, call for application (905)427-2157 COUNTER PERSON required for village square Donuts in Poor", Weekdays 8 wee- kends. Appy, at: 965 Brock Rd S.. Pickering. CREATIVE. Professional Flor. at Desvgner required for a busy progressive 6 customer - oriented floral d gift stop in Oshawa Experienced design- ers may submit resume to Evergreen Florist, 1053 Sim - roe St Oshawa LIG 4X1 No phone calls please' EXPERIENCED Chet required err established Italian restau- ram Cal 905 428-9000 JUNIOR POSITION, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE with customer service abilities. Computer skills essential, especially, D -base 3 and windows. S22-S24K per year Please fax resume to (905)619-2549 EXPERIENCED hairstylist Named for busy Salon in Dur- 1 Sales HeWAgents nam Centre. Arax Good wag- es Call (905) 619-8057 1 Sake HNWAgents EXPERIENCED k,%hen help and, Wnneeded Apply to ' °lir Hutt 1780 Llveor lrpool Aa: TO ADVERTISE FOR 9--0864 SALES HELP IN *116M EXPERIENCED HAIR Stylist, pan time for errand - ,ng area, excellent opportune SEMON PLEASE •y. call 723-6598 leave mes- a0eCALL we pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.to Five Star Enterprises 111,118 Uverpool Rd., Skate 213 Picturing, Oen. L1V 6M3 GIFT STORE reiuires sales- ;)ersbn. fun -time and W- ' me should be amlaw for "moble hours and weekends :top resumes to IVPs Place. •4 Gioborrs st Oshawa No Dnorw ams please DOC GROOMER warned. full •.me. days tonings and *mke ds Please tae resume to 905-637-0322 GROWING SMALL paclgge "las reed for a Par Dae Dls- ^ertion supervisor ldaal yrdlQate wo have wiper- �tery experlernce. a post :e oiduy -ehcation (a . eking Iowans one) Posr- ""kKsalary ON rlrelcR Saw ,aw 6 e I r i N xrer- -Aed candidates stnorr0 tax •cswnes to (9osi-7214519 Aft~ Ternwul Manage MODERN SALON A{ax) re- 7umres a.penencea stylar. verwinu e S years e4trwenI Ago. rural dram avaaatk Pl ase can Pa at 663.7621 IMJRSTYLIST and EVtobcw required. mm 2.3 years ex - CAN 905.665-2951 UGNTTBEPRBM Vgm Days or eve 9%. no expen- e nce Full twrenp provided Cao Ur w white at (905) 721 -OW LOCAL CANPET arae Will cohwanP reawra rthaek n- hld nstarer. must lave own the. amu unci Reivences required Cal IN63-4126 LINK TEC30MMOA, even - ane Also car .ole mad Gs attlwdrr. IoM loo uaeorr 4, Win= b The Esso SW ton. 1St Apo RassErs Reerres EXPE10- ENCED HILL -TME Lm Cook Film aqy Wi persOr oily 774 Liverpool Rd S. Phow- 04 Mil hidrnnnciacn. aaRwDnm and rerepso" headed Ex - 1 part Al$ my fow- in" Cal 120 6E05 NEW FACTORY Dudes has several Imm olate operlrrgs in south Ostara $1 6urno sawn andVe w hicle a must Call 905-59-1094 for mer - "M OFFICE Cteahp stun re- gared Contract ix,- ,n. Mom only. experience re - gored Fax resume to 905- M1717 03w 707 s' ;y. 135 135 AUTOMOTIVE Apprentice, 3rd or 4th year, well motivated for busy Ajax garage. Also Service Writer for part time position. Friendly team, good working conditions and wages. Call Greg Master Mechanic 905-619-2392 SPRAY PAINTER/ PREP PERSON for agriculture equipment. Full time. Year round. Benefits. Wages negotiable. Hydraulic exp. an asset. Call 683-8211 for interview 110 COURIER Service requires Driver with oven van or car. Also required Broker Wath 5 too bvc L. Call (416)754-3568 sum ■Olt to eat pm - bon. mn tis■ In long Will art OC' w 60wmairvrNt. ftnWon & Burlington Call Mr Ellenbogen (416) SW 0994 Fax m$uw t (416) 6W 4296 MINDED INDIVIDUALS for Customer Seroce, Marketing & Management. Call Jane 416-724-7381 Advance at your own pace for SM I, / OW M Cook kx VM train. Cal SO- pee shom 5 progressive �� �� ad e0 2 company STOBOM: Earn $50-:160 weeny wortrq to ung per. should to comeorwA top name reit door -lo -door alnacsirg 0"Awaiwatily, ai skee franchises. Year 905-263-1093."""0' al Andrew 905 663 8814. round. Full time sum DET. Tara OR Lln- only call PaulaLow 'a 721-1411 Look Goa Feel Shelf. t00% Nab" a Gtlaaked. (905)571-5063. NBrBIAI�i. !nature stud Gil LOCAL. WORK LOCAL dos. Part time tele ntalcetifr0 Srlpervisor. Will time. part pbsiiors aroiatk 10 Grose 16 lime, for door to door thrid yeas of age and older. $7. pert'a hr. all training provided to pus y'"� Idose who quality Cal (905) 433-3901. 619.6691 between 1 and 5:30 to arrange an inlenRw. VETERNBRY Receptionist re- . Expentincil: necessary. Please forward rrsuit e to So- RETAIL Phu let required ie 162. 158.300 Tarrson lid. for r■w pfaffilacY In W- E.. Oshawa. Ontario. 1.113 7T4 Fax resume: 905-669.3832. ROAD CAM needed for ex- pending company. Had work. heavy Cash. vOKit required. Call 905-576-9712 for inter- nikw. 1 owce ne■ti ADRNN1 TUTrff Aarstarf uedee rot smart sales d 'rawling adwricy ■ So~ - auph our Am emean �eralrrcanon stens Coni pew knowNOpe and some boobwep" tx9 Bf anilw aslh now be all am avinta•o w aures as wa as beep a teal player are aaso rrportent d■raeaern- ocs Real" sae Poor re, sum to 90 Ifoll■ , Cres line 12. seartoroeph. on l/1X 1113 Aovur tsmis sAlii AGENTS regain- Lass sip pked Fir rive 40% Cow MISSION Well groomed H" RWftvafed Fax resumes to 905720.2151 MTM Caner erkeMe Customer Service Represen- M" for Insurance apem's oma. represemm0 WW n- Temationar company Pfe- vlousty licensed insurance 'gems. NO schwollcdeege graduates could be tiane0 to pass MCenSng exam wow year Marketing results ori- ented rldwdr s are roto- penciled by salary r, com- mssio s Phrase reply to. Fie 0". Osfrawammtby, Thes Wet. PO BOX 461, Oshria. Ontario L1 M 715 1 hero do I Amos TOPMAL Estift PrOeuOl� 1-ftdf!! Now insavkelwp neve pp"."n°e° � ri�tt remortak CDithe" ew (905)619-9600 MW lbb ks wtommK PRIM= it launee ppa laNafter mart! avow booM. Call Titem 9o"w7379ll MD0Pki■n.gi DRIVER INSTRUCTOR wanted for Ajax/ Pickering area. 905-66 2224 Evenings 905-623-6273 WAITRESS, waiter, short or- Company needs plumber o der Cook required. Apply start Immediately. Must have within. Bal Karwood Ave. a menu in new residenti011 South Ahx Phone 693-2940 homes For information call 436-5105 • PAGE 26- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER IL 1997 11M.., 1 I wetealDwft Def NNNri REQUIRED IMMEDIATELIt' HSR' Il, 111 AND HCA'S IN DLIRHANI REGION Available to work a variety of hours Including evenings and weekends on a rotational basis. Car essential. Apply at: y kfV . Health Care ,Saviee 2 SIMCOE ST.S., SUITE X00, OSHAWA OR FAX (905)579-2539 .1 DerCw- Warwed TWO Children b c years. before aver a Sava "con to PS . kir days kkrV Wed_ a alternate Fn -(Syr old) CIA 416-261-2122 alter GPM Day - In Aveable ICE r:ome daycare emcetkeht rata. nan•s~noerg Mriromam, edmcaeomal fun on for liar dad St. Jartes ScnooVS /lax area 619- 0661 MAPLE RIDGE HOME Monier 6vrs experience. hst ad! Crit. non smolap. no pas. heolm all alg s his lasses. TLC aliormble $37-2042 PIMMIIK Mad / Mlle: Loving daycare 18 nhonwtts tc 12 years Dally ouagm $knees backyard and Mt) WK sbry tune music. nu- vfta riaali a frad6 Fist Aid. C PR rxrsdMo Mon - smoking retapK 95-428- 12" RELIABLE Mom of t my home First Aid smoke -tree. Grant. activities. rwraious lundiesasnaas Weistney south of 401 Cal 696-9151 WESTNETAI@uMW - reliable of babomer available Wim 11 Y'S erp ICS daycare dipio- ma that kmdl, sntaas, fenced yard.babres welcoae reW- e noes reaps. Spam for 2 Cal 127-�Nlli7 ffem FhNtuood ANSOLUTay TIIE 1EST - lop Qeypy seasoned hardwood. sauna Pignpitp Aryr. wim- fou ww F�iRE f�DAo 427-5278 FWEwaeo. a oleo very bat Qeaay hardwood. puw- -"ad oft km iiia it* aasoned, ant a RAN Mons) Maumee", Into d*WY. Ko4 No Finwrom 905-753- 2246. Flaeraar. Flab Lombr a Firewood Core. 4•x1'xlr. SM; 4'41'05". W. EStW listed 1963. Days 705.277- 3381. Evomiaps 906-434- 6665 Free de§My 10 Dilor. area. Abar Sdo AieM 6110111011111E door repairs. Or01rN1 .. sprfrgs, COOK. rotes. 011 - as insta led $49. Now doors/ dpalers. Duality Plus Doors 416.336-0073 s MM oak bookcase, good co ookh. poo. sx10id pile On Ire room Wk Dna 2 flaks 4 $150. 725-3514 Mon. Md. 1.11 Won 4pM ttla a fur aMw BUNT BED 5195 7. $95 Bed ,)om sone $325 9 plea antpue pang room suite Sm 3 dreamer $0 rich Table a lairs $55 Store Sm Buffet 5135 A met Of dais 5265 ArnImp t tack a dao ok rs (905)!97-3532 kARPET MOKEM. 100X. Nylon thick plush Stam M' sslant arpet For 3 comm. Oft $369 00 his rwudes 30 Soyes cartel do- pod and rttarts in in your home Free Qrataron in your bone No time, no p WmaM oor ort tint year. Darnel. 1 -$DO - 217.0104 CAMP lois of cwpet. 1DO% nylon saw Stan re- lease carpet on now. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5319 Price ncluNs carpet. pre- mium pad. fixperf astala tion. tau davery. free do- nates 30 yards) Norman 686-2311 CAN -M SAME: Las of ar- pets. 100% nylon Stan re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sit yd) Includes cirpet. pemnmh pad and restata- lion. Free estimates. carpet repay Serving D~ and �slr-MdM ata. sant 905- 1 Articles Wanted WArOCIN VII Corsipmnents ranted for archon every Wed. 6 p.m incl antiques, fine furniture. Royal Doultons. Hum - mels. Moorcrott, good china 8 glass, old toys. collec- tions 8 other Interesting articles. Durham's largest auction since 1973. Phone Kahn Country Auctions (905)683.0041; Fax(905)576-2267 Articles p Mi for Skilled Help sale EXPERIENCED FE'FO_P-M 6 X 12 SNOOKER TABLE in Me^-^.arnc t kneim. ;dbar Oren condition seven cues. 3 Co. Wayne pumps and con- rakes one full set each of soles) Construction an al snooker and bpm oars and e call 1-905.342.5695 others $1.500 1116-725 gas 362 French Sl (905) 4407. 1-905-130.1844 1 HOep'al3wwa At Pool Closing Special. vie tie tate. sma tar bili $129 all taxes a chemicals ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE. included Umded time offer uniqueproducts. develop a Pool Sup" alio Can t_ full -erne Moore G R B Marmenari a 905-683- W-� Training oprrodwvhaoeead 8452 Small moveunnei 905 x32- AJAX CFNIINEY SWEEPS. 6234 24hr recorded message wooddbd chimney claiming BUItSE/MECFPTIONIST need- an0 Moans. we 1 11001t>aA ed immediately for busy roup pesr scraers and nos FREE practise Previous exp a deli- ESTIMATES 686 7711 leave nee asset veropwrodure and *WSW E K G skins desirable This ALWAYS Open computers. W time posmwn demands sales Sernce upgrades flenbk moors Pkat SYbrlkf p aupdeliver available resurne and hand written too- 4WS meg 1450 . 3x6-8 erring knit to Soum Also M0 $300 Pnrdert $50 Family Doctors. cww Fiidpe Phone (905)571-5291 Pala. 969 Wesbey Rd 5 . ifa AL iA Ati m LIS 3K7 No ass/ no AMWAY Oueen Cookware (20 tags omm PC set Brand new with a 1* I ECErTlotlIST full rime for Christ - tune ppiaranfee Great 95000 Mae� or scum Pickering rye sarbor- Cyt aNkk a435- 79 ougri orthodontic office Oast (lave message) Fre got �required Pilon 416-m - wort, S20 .1 DerCw- Warwed TWO Children b c years. before aver a Sava "con to PS . kir days kkrV Wed_ a alternate Fn -(Syr old) CIA 416-261-2122 alter GPM Day - In Aveable ICE r:ome daycare emcetkeht rata. nan•s~noerg Mriromam, edmcaeomal fun on for liar dad St. Jartes ScnooVS /lax area 619- 0661 MAPLE RIDGE HOME Monier 6vrs experience. hst ad! Crit. non smolap. no pas. heolm all alg s his lasses. TLC aliormble $37-2042 PIMMIIK Mad / Mlle: Loving daycare 18 nhonwtts tc 12 years Dally ouagm $knees backyard and Mt) WK sbry tune music. nu- vfta riaali a frad6 Fist Aid. C PR rxrsdMo Mon - smoking retapK 95-428- 12" RELIABLE Mom of t my home First Aid smoke -tree. Grant. activities. rwraious lundiesasnaas Weistney south of 401 Cal 696-9151 WESTNETAI@uMW - reliable of babomer available Wim 11 Y'S erp ICS daycare dipio- ma that kmdl, sntaas, fenced yard.babres welcoae reW- e noes reaps. Spam for 2 Cal 127-�Nlli7 ffem FhNtuood ANSOLUTay TIIE 1EST - lop Qeypy seasoned hardwood. sauna Pignpitp Aryr. wim- fou ww F�iRE f�DAo 427-5278 FWEwaeo. a oleo very bat Qeaay hardwood. puw- -"ad oft km iiia it* aasoned, ant a RAN Mons) Maumee", Into d*WY. Ko4 No Finwrom 905-753- 2246. Flaeraar. Flab Lombr a Firewood Core. 4•x1'xlr. SM; 4'41'05". W. EStW listed 1963. Days 705.277- 3381. Evomiaps 906-434- 6665 Free de§My 10 Dilor. area. Abar Sdo AieM 6110111011111E door repairs. Or01rN1 .. sprfrgs, COOK. rotes. 011 - as insta led $49. Now doors/ dpalers. Duality Plus Doors 416.336-0073 s MM oak bookcase, good co ookh. poo. sx10id pile On Ire room Wk Dna 2 flaks 4 $150. 725-3514 Mon. Md. 1.11 Won 4pM ttla a fur aMw BUNT BED 5195 7. $95 Bed ,)om sone $325 9 plea antpue pang room suite Sm 3 dreamer $0 rich Table a lairs $55 Store Sm Buffet 5135 A met Of dais 5265 ArnImp t tack a dao ok rs (905)!97-3532 kARPET MOKEM. 100X. Nylon thick plush Stam M' sslant arpet For 3 comm. Oft $369 00 his rwudes 30 Soyes cartel do- pod and rttarts in in your home Free Qrataron in your bone No time, no p WmaM oor ort tint year. Darnel. 1 -$DO - 217.0104 CAMP lois of cwpet. 1DO% nylon saw Stan re- lease carpet on now. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5319 Price ncluNs carpet. pre- mium pad. fixperf astala tion. tau davery. free do- nates 30 yards) Norman 686-2311 CAN -M SAME: Las of ar- pets. 100% nylon Stan re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sit yd) Includes cirpet. pemnmh pad and restata- lion. Free estimates. carpet repay Serving D~ and �slr-MdM ata. sant 905- 1 Articles Wanted WArOCIN VII Corsipmnents ranted for archon every Wed. 6 p.m incl antiques, fine furniture. Royal Doultons. Hum - mels. Moorcrott, good china 8 glass, old toys. collec- tions 8 other Interesting articles. Durham's largest auction since 1973. Phone Kahn Country Auctions (905)683.0041; Fax(905)576-2267 Articles UNWANTED, scrap metals M11 removed BBQ s. air cons. Sale roves. cars. farm machinery. STEF a HANK'S APPLIANC- or anything metal (905)571- E5. New -Used Washers 6714 dryers. gas. electric Fridges. freezers. stoves. electric. • Antique4 gas 362 French Sl (905) 19M SIAL 432-7167 MNIIMr C0111M CRAFT SNOW vie tie tate. sma tar bili A LADY ANTIQUE BUYER. FENDER STAGE 185 guitar g Purchasing Moorcrotl Doul - amplifier Excellent condition ton. English Chna. silver pew - 5550 Ryan 905-839-1078 tiny, glass. sculpture All FUND RAISING Sill garbage casn/Cormi entkalny assured bags Ige feat bags, saran. 416447-3932 alum foil No cash outlay. Computer Many re -sales Sports teams. 1� schools. youth groups, etc is advertised on tine, simply caN 579-4552. 10-6 weekdays or COMPUTER SPECIALS! ieave message Compl System 166MHZ. GERIATRIC CHAIR irechnmg 32MEG RAM 21GB Drive 336 Modem. 16x CO Stereo wheelchair), brand new fused 2 weeks) $1000 obo 623- Sound Printer and Monitor 2 2296 year Warr $1699 Colour Ca. Bo Call Robot Bowen A111iiva Scanner, 12000pi $249 HD GUITAR 2 GB $249 2 1 GB 1x99 Call ;� p�mg Se ry�e 9Q5 C" 1Eo WAR=. single. 9158 CANK7$- early Christmas Sale. new 100% Nylon. stain master extra -left. Call and save. carpet start a $1.22/ Will P- Plow mmtaahat. Raw mmfttde. can ~ sa.�tton ga WAnd. For your free is -home wows" CA hole (9o5µ31-ecom or (416)822-@26. CROONER!m 400 CO. CT26 KG � and SWvam Vwb SM. 432-1655 CLEAPAMCE SALE - Entire CwW is of WOW MW 50% OFF Palm, Spindle aril Dw reanw yams, rteedla and ac. cessones, pa ism books. woot bit. Port Perry %5- 2849. - MONITORS, pats, new pentium 200 muRf- media Systems from 9.055. 8X CO rom Ifft $129 mcluda Sound card and speakers. New 1.3 G.B. hard drives $185. Monitor clearance of used WM and uw dm, all under $50. 386 System man vatiolor. $99. Exit 432 from 401. Phone (905) 897-3059 SALE SUNDAYS Pickcring Fka Market Rooth 610. Aide D TIRE ",Anna, A E44nce• West disc lathe. Miller Arc Welder. Ha" Torches. 1-1/2 HP air com- pressor. uiderco ' PUMP• wood stove. too deam Phone 1.905.666-9940 LOCAL N OWAR CO. clearing showroom JrSpiay doors. er- ror waft Can custonnze Great Deals ask for Stephen (416) 61&-M MATURAL MEAT for your freezer 6ativ Dee} and if" mW ducrems Cas ((905) 963-5370 Wemoin of came, *an Organic Growers Inc PMNOs-CR40OFATt1EN CLOCKS Safi to saws speoais New a used police Iupmniiht a Grand). "a pa• not a keyboards Not fwe7 Rem 10 own Large feleCtian lot dodos Cal TELEP MANO 1>v} 1191 PROPANE STOW eMeetent ^ondmor, 4 burner and bion �g $uc coo call area 12 p on 432-3567 Smods" Juairty, woo0en sheets 8 x 8 own lea only $299 Pmt tam Ibm -- San and styes avadmk Also gwaga and NCks 761 McKay Rd linin 3. Pickering For mar n10 ar 9M4'9" 2093 75-6'9- 2093 $POW $TANtCASE, steep and wood Woo for two ter xa or exthgt ion Over 2.000 new Aekrlg 9.100 too Also INialnMul Daidor -vara. dusty ran. custom mace. n $750. asking $375 (905) 623-9391 NEW MUSIC a -ane fa lint I/ www durfanmewS nell -apc238rmdex hurt SOMETHING FOR EVERY• ONE of www dbrfamCd7tral.Comn. -wham s in ternet resource a,d play brei Businesses )et a Custom , p � on Woe ireDfor Just $100 per dav' (905)438-9322 1 Last a FilmedrZi FOUND. 2 cats ' wrote and tabby tenuk. 8 rnontfs aid. 1 while a grey. *time. sl; 1 Or free to a good home. Cal 839-1622 • 1 Pebr4app6w B4wn0wio (muu-cofie) pups ior sale va blocked. fest vaccine. regis- tered Phone 905436-0876 ADORABLE Airs. crass ba - ween black and brown ab T Inion. 6 weeks 2 ternow sm own (905)639-4239 PORFOW GOLDEN Pa- mir pups vat checked !i7t WOW. deerofllwd. M* io 90 Ocmbw t 0th $400 CAN 1- 7fXr924-,z13 O$NAWA OKOWNCE Assoc Cassis starting Monday Oc- IoOe 271111. pupa. basic. and not I To ill Be call dkv 8551002 NGLs" Spmper Spinal 2 Male puppet 6 mcnNts. cwteat MMperamemhula puwantee0. CKC regisura SM (906) 263-4423 LHASA APSO pups for sale Mon -shedding. nont-arewc. haMn lin, nkw. let needed mom trannq started Pay- CAK/PNIE FNf1MTURE The mat is. available (705) NEW pieces of our Fan lone -up 761-3124, have manage we nervi, thxer fikhixhmn ioucMs and heading for the showroom floc NEW diwg `0= self. NEW Oedroorml stings a NEW hoo be olbce a emerummaa cons rs OR- DER now for Thion sgiv- np. We aro not a ladory aiA- kl - WE ARE THE FACTORY' TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- ING 91x;-985-8774 Ilam FOW SM- and w 290 PUPPIES Mother purebred Rather Rothc/C'othe I wrIlent temperament, large beautiful Jogs. $2(X) a pup. 905-42&7391 leave Message DON'T FALL BACK COME BACK To K9 Connections Dog Obedience Veterinarian approved. 1 Small motivational classes all levels starting immediately. Free 6111 leather training lead,valued at $20 for all new students. Problem dogs welcomed. 'Our experience and reSUfLS make US your logs al choice' Call John or Dianne at (905)438-1711 or page us at (905) 720.7596. 11 Autorrables M Safe CREDIT PROBLEM$? On the spot financing Down psy rrerMs fru $500 OAC. Cars trucks. vans. 1961 to 1991 tardy Auto Saks Ltd 792 S•ncm street some Os - Phone 905.7243382 1904 GRAND PRIX Good condition Grey exterior PIS. PIS. 305 V8. co Wed. rebeel transmission Asking $1500 Cal 905.427-9152 1964 TOYOTA CRESIDA, as K $100 a liar aver ey 416- 282-4074 1ft5 Oldsmobile Toronado. gm. loaded. so mtwi4ned. aPPrOm 211.p00loms As" $2.950 Cal 905-8158-1945 190 CWtMfR NEW YORK- ER. 152 km power every- tturg. good nntinp t>oitdltionI was rid virile $900 or OW offer CIA 571-273 19M S1MMu AUTO 90 000 km t oww $1950 armee Cap 7251007 1967 OLDSMOMIE Delta M. fully wades inc power seas). m wry good cdneMon 12200 Call (905µ2¢t714 AAs a • Crab FOLK -MT CLASSES avail aloe NI levees. SpKaaYang n bprners Med Bassa Calling October 16. 1997 Shit Worker attoehMhodaed For mon mrorMuman plwe tint (!05) 576-3047 used stoves $200 and up. used washers 5250 &W$ tIE0 WAN= Sun $125 and up New brand name Nov 23. 11 am - 4 pill m Rin Wa Country Cio4 Ian frdges. 16 cf $605 New a Anlpee Info Sally nd me 30' saws $449 bina p5-85 p , 90am. and av New student ba lndg- Ads a CCraftsooss- es 5 c.t. SM. Saphmaon's Appliances; 227 Cowl St.. OWWA& 576-7449. 19M SIAL WARR. d you are tanhoerlNd MNIIMr C0111M CRAFT SNOW vie tie tate. sma tar bili On.1 i 2,16 a.m. - 4 p.m. of your won. we an for 2SM S1mCN St- lie Osh m CA 96 az34 a. VGMW NO. all m-r111m. 2>�. efoo.IwRltel :ALE. MM dried p a, sell. maple. bndl bmeow,and ~.$1. M. AAeM To ensure that your T laiaar or Bake Sale is advertised on tine, simply caN A111rTaM$ AaK01Wy. Pw one of our cheery ad -visors and ; „""'""°„p,a,at they will advertise N in our old. Saenbft den. Siler, andweresig. Ajax Pk*ering ClasWW Section �, ate• deft. WA ea- for a very low rate. collet a clique Call 683-0707 for MiSfanCe! Ca. Bo Call Robot Bowen A111iiva (905) 655.8049. &oddity. C" 1Eo WAR=. single. LAlast condition.Reaegoo . ifa AL iA Sonabk� p. 6�5:30 If in Mon. - t SNOW CD'e Ie sell? 1,11 pay top door foryour used and new CD's. cal George at 4351998. FOLDING WIRE. Stackable =mines fent a kap 1 drop. Ab�683 6 177 CootE $AT-, NOYF11111OER Mttgy 1"7 rANLAME _Crap Now .IOMMN 4-7M .. 11 �, s� ISU CAVALIER 4 door, auto. 111.0001i air, am/tm cas- sene. $2995 certified 1966 Cavalier 4 door. auto, only 62.000km $500 down will finance the rest 433-1787 19M CHRYSLER DAYTONA. turbo, 5 speed. 119.000 kit . one owner, lady driven, new brakes and tires. excellent condition. $3.000 (705) 748- 5219 1989 GMC Jimmy 2 -wheel dnve 4 3L. a/c. $5.000 or best offer Cab 905-666-9813 1989 MERCURY Topaz. 4 door automatic. p s p b. am/ fm assene, as is $2750 Call 725-7078 after 6p.m 1991 OLDSMOBILE Dena 88 Brougham Royale Excellent condition. well maintained. lady driven. fully loaded equipped with car alarm and car phone Pw. pl. more. Hwy driven 220.000 km Nave bought new car. $5800 uoo 1168-1396 anryhine 1911 PONTIAC Sunbird LE 4 - door 4 -cylinder. must sell. asking 53500 certified. or Dost offer as is. Cab 905.432-3064 leave message 1991 OUNDAI EXCEL CXL. 4 door. 5 speed air condition- ing. dark blue. well ma n - taxied, very good shape in- terior/exterar. 86.000 km 579•-1413 1992 MAZDA SE 323 excel- ent condition Burgundy m -situ. Small buy a $5995 Cap tp soot 905404-2713 1910 REETW000 Brpghei black wth gray interior. one oiwier. mrd rnrhdMim . only 70 km. runs be seal. $22.988 (Ask for Jack T). 1996 Road - masher Ltd.. fide greeiv-m gray Oath allow. only 34 km. (GM company ar) 529.968 (Ask for Jack T) 1996 Parti Ag Ultra. 3.8 h Sopa- dwged. sumroof. burgundy with gray leaser aero. 533.900 (Ask for Jack T ) 1995 Bonneville SSEI, super- rmrgw 3 a 1L. dee Ow1e! 47 VA. While wi0 tan lnener n- woor. meta De seen $25.9M.(Ask for Jack T )Ask for Jack Telmoan at (416) 264-2311 a 1-800-461-3463 AM Jaeb abut BM eiaplsyee spedal on'ntl to w beet Magog Manrle a m pow - ac Qdek CaN14c GMC. 3132 ["n w An. E.. Sailor ONO. Downs. Mu 2M1. 1914 SUNMMO. 8 c car. 5 spd 92.000 hwy l m . well =My, mks tonneiron. lady driven uoa-mmokug. f7000 obal 43¢-5964 "IS GEO METRO. 4 a me- rlin. bwgwl*. air con awim ass . laMehce of factory hvar ra". WON iwakeained Lady driven Certified Mut sill $9100 Ca 905197-0226 nag niamapt 19/5 NEON, BLUE. AtMo. 1 dr, ar is 000 firm Taepltahe Masili65-5400 11996 BMC JMMWY, SLS. 4 3 titre 6 cyl. Vurtec empuw. power •rdows. loss. ar, cd steno. 62.000 kd . $23.600 of take ova lute 434-5912 1996 WHITE T -TOP FMIEBMID. ago. cruse, ie&IW seats, dsc payer. bought Deem 19.500 km Moving 1127.500 Cal 905-430.6579 WEs�FIINA�NC�E aA E ES tyO No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad Credit, no Credit! If you work; you drive! Lots I pre - Owned vehicles to choose from. VEM FUMM DEPMMAM am WS-iK-i4" M FERRO. 4 CYL.. 5 SPIL 167.M kmr, $1.600 n int . Deo. 94. Escort rebs. Lx. 5 tweed. aL il.OW kms. $8,700. eerefed M3-3619 GMs Bre" Pe" nwdi L&L will mfmgc fimam even if you have I turned down bet Loans available for credit, bad credit bankruptcy Shaw Calln 665-9375 11Alifteemed 11. r 11 PANd w fw sw PANd CENTEM WILL NOT be Im- dereddl erlep a pw IrsdosI BrIR� a vow dbnl We an rah, willing sell able to Out. Chad out time asking prissl Elf. New Arrivals. 1994 Grand AM SE. white. loaded.maps. V-6. loaded only 76.000 kms now $11.995 1993 Grand AM SE. V6. load- ed. 99.000 kms. black $9,495. 19M Grand Am SE. loaded. 149,000 km. white. (4.495 19% Buick Lesabre Rd loaded, only 124.000 kms. steal it $6.995 1989 Dodge Shadow, auto. only 69.000 kms. wow $5.295 1991 Buick Skylark, v-6. air. maps. me- tallic blue. 125.000 kms. :-`- new. $6.995 Yes $6.995 1994 Caravan. air. v-6. Only 80.000 Inns, look. $11.995 1989 Cara- van, air, 4 cyl. 82.000 kms. now $5.550 1991 Sunbfrd Le convertible loaded. V-6. Greatly reduced 110.000 kms. mmnt, red. $9.500 1992 Astro LT. extended. loaded. 122.000 kms. perfect $11.595 1990 Lu- mina Euro. loaded. 121.000 kms. A-1. most set. $6.445 1990 Sunt urd I.E. coupe. 5 speed, maps. 102.000 kms. red. sturmmg. only $5.795. 1990 Caddy Fleetwood. Iliad - ed, champagne. beauty. 120 000 kms. mut, now $9.995. 1989 Olds ft Royak. loaded and pedes a g4+ at $4.550 1969 Corsica. black and silver, V-6. air, pity Sm 000 kip, ask $5 950 Came w Cotkw Auto Centre, 155 Kiat St. West a Midtown Mall. Call 579.21M open LEASE TO OWN - Cars only. from 85 to '87 everyone QuaM*$ $345 down. no Credit elect. no interest 570034 Ontact Ltd, 6a6.742e. 19N OLDS Cutlass Cam S Fully Loaded 135000Rms Excellent condition 575M 09.0 d Cab (905)-434.5599 1 Agexigbife• wtnmd $75 to S75M for sup cars a trucks or any conation vefk- cies; 2411fir pro*SSW l pia - ID. Free Towing. Roup valley Roerymskg br tit profession aMauro cit (9os)7oi S7 A a A AM WI posy $90 $10 000 Cash on IAB spot Any condition. any year Cal US ahIb . 24 hours. 7 Mo. 30 min soma 905-"6- 5003 or 905-7011,5234 ANY SCRAP Car or Truck wanted compete of not Top Cash paid Fre pa - i�CIA 190 )43t-333 or ye-7119 CASH IN CARS! We buy no vehicles vehicles mat h in rrnnmrg condobm Cal 427.2415 or cow to 479 1layly St East. Atm at MURAD AUTO SALES. WANTED: Body of a 19M or newer GMC Ctev 112 ton Cam 905 725-1392 1 Teras our $Ck lift LIS, V6, extends C tib. auloma o: WOM kawe drove. toy w1leMs. Stidnntg rat uwidpw, arnopy, $24% ar- AW CdA 9759 1997 FORD RAMBEII, SMA bink. 5 speed 9.600 uxer- ad $2.100 arblwd Call (905) 723-3514 1966 CHEVY Wrangler 305. $5500 certified Please Cap 905-666-9617 1994 C1LM 4x1 one -ion do- soy ex fended tik brand new mobs. 6.5 L tubo clad. I laded. 4 spd manual $24.500 Gr tint reamaaMe otter 434-2775 TIMM WM ITEO: 89 Toyota 4 -Run - her (with 110.000 kat or kss)., must be arlfee Cat 905.7251392. / J Whed Was 19M A8 WLR, good Mo - am, $1.700. or No oink. 9054156•-5846. IgMDODGE CARMAN: Pmf els e. nhowsmodw, 7pa., we" Cum" atabW. $14.500. Call 906.421.57.5. leave vM UIMtM flek all boa., o<. vb. «ata Cu". a aewih9 pdwr Momma. Pill - or dow loft hnim anon wiry :yaem, amft as- Sak. M6. too bR low•4pod alae. trans. 45,000 kN, abw kd* mfaL 7254M TTa1Mt A M FT. TRUS, with aidd- a-raN. hardwood fools. Florida room. Senme On. tarp's fir" year round trailer Wk. $25,000. (905)720-0311, 905.623-1401. NOMCIdU IM VAV M 650 Maid - mom. 30,00011m, full ktrrinq. backral very deal. $1600 or bat oNer. Call 623-5272 AJAX CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBA CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 613-W21 SHELTER CANADIAN -PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE -1,2, dr 3 Bed Apts. - MOVE -IN INCENTIVES - All Util. Included - In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental Office: Mon -Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat 3 Sun 11am- 4pm VALJANT PRCWERW �EK MANAGEMENT � 905-579-1626 ��� • 1 Srioww"b"In 1995 POLARIS 34C Lite De luxe. 1300 miles loaded. mut wmOiaOn. S43M ON Cal 905-985-2569 • Merinos 19 r. "Doy 1986 Citation. with 14". Wont board Mere Cruse. N in geed con - dam End of Season sail Ira $6250 73 LNRHS Cruiser 3r. %an 318's 13 Deem. sbrgaa N" i alrernap $7500 000 Call Rot, (9MM3-5270 ONTiIDE STORAGE b bods. ars. In" boom. waNr. Or A" Saki. 4700 Tbm- son Rd MOM' "Ad" Brooldin 905-15"lo Farm COMewE . Massey Ferguson 510 diesel emaram condi bon. Quick aa" baNrs. 14 It swigNt ca mall -talk VW pha-lap my. 4 row m- eow cont nude toMpkI updated Ar Co. Ian exbh- sion, sit up ler bas oli $10.000 to complete pack- age Pont Perry 905-9153193 e11rI11E - Massey Ferguson 510 i eul. emtell4nt Cbmdi- Ion. Quick attach hinders. 14 ft straight cut wwh variable speed pirJi no. 4 row tia- ra" cam head. rAll09" updated Air con.. bin exlem- u m. set up for harvest $10.000 1w complae pack- age Port Perry 9059853193. / 1 APmreme FW PAM I 1EOReM1 new OC. all n- clushe, smaA Quiet buildbg, 1$L%U. no pet. awpable Mov.ltt. SSM mamedy. Phone 90 433-2414. 1 BEIM M, easily renoat- Od. bl *My MCM$d is Dow w. oN bis monk hartdry, a lone $57SAebetM itdraiue. ci19b6-s71-M Twit sEaaatTr it OdM dint iald 20 OIK appbMc K parlig WNW wAkOt $751 par apo. Davof4l no4ti- ade. Ikw. ba. (906) 579hW I a t @;dine, beblar ass, oak= sea 9ow1RN► Wk. swtfn0 a fi600hrottM fridge. Stove Included. Watery biall"es. No pet. Law 985- 434-2407 NOaIM OUWMA Extra targe 1 a 2 lawoom(s). Large bal- coly. Buk*V his been under new management for 1 yew now, and a a very dean amt gL4d bill Mg. $51111111. i sm. gflikK, cable. parting in- duded. Available October 1st Arid Novsnbw tsd. Poon 905.579.5564. The Right Location White Oaks � Court Whitby Spacious Apartments Utilities Included Trartst At Door Cortververd To Schools a Shopping pose To 401 Squash Courts 1-2-3 Bedrooms from $690. 905-668-7332 of undeal Yrapff4a hoc LARCF l- basement apt available Mov 1st in pro lessional home. located am a Q" IN Oawa Prrvnale antraaa. Swam tot INWR fdoo nidrdes hot. hydro. water. cable Cantu aw lowsmow welaTea) Sorry• no dogs tSVW re- ipnired Good rk,mm a nnsti Cal 905-725-1392 MMAMA (Moor St ) Urge 2 t 3 bedroom apwWA& s in dun Now rise kdo% Gose 10 401 a GO Psrlm Available mme- do* From OW /mormn Plias 905.5764255 2 BEOMOOMI available any- timt Located 309 Cordova Rd.. Osrawa No pet Pleas call 905579.2397. alter Spa SM MMY E. MN1/v - 2 bed apt. Dec. or Jan oil policy. mature well- sw- talow-rise 9" MOOV U tlpwbrW seariytam- wtt. 00 -tits n oullow N App Jae 896.2450, M MR CRT- 14TH Floor. 5 appliances. 2 bedrooms. available Nov. 1. fttowm Call Fnamst 6NS-3796 Am. 2 -bedroom basement apt., Ali bile. Ift en- trance, parkin reterm ces. 1:tnasll no vets. available Mov.1 st. $70161mitn bods - slue. Ph= 905 -M -32M. AMM.1'o �rwNo kill*. mo raaourmrp.a *$LIMt. an �fmditive, 9O5 tlM- cconism builing WON I ° a 2 sm a m5 a, mckww. PWoMp Pa" . Dam 421-707 AIMLAME MMTfW1A1Eflr. on bok"M bne mw �p erotkrQqt��d tats 01st. :0 576-3322 or AMYLAKE m��MrTtEp- ty, in WMftyppdeAp1ttd.. nay pled with ba cony. dose to bus. 11 ilRlip, at Mf N inch 0ed, BrslAast twined. no pets. 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed- room 5040.. Call 430- 0134. AWAAM.E LtOp)y: Large t a 2 Oeboolat, everything mclud- ad. carp". b*AXM. Smit wlMyrp Wei ft. B1oot/ Witph. oe premises. Rb dogs. J21 -til/ aylimN. 400 400 420' 420 590 = I•2 bedroom home on Liverpool Rd Fully basement , separate entrance turmshed, second level. 5550 parking. laundry room. suet. mddhty Call 939-3717 able for working adults. no BACHELOR or Bachelor,", smbking/pets. $650 lr1 utdr ties Avail Nov 1, 839--0819 apt Sep err. laundry. able, or 6 $.900 668-3008 86 newly ren tivated. non-smoker MUERN1G. 2-bdrm bsmt 5475 all inclusive No pets apt. large. dean, near transit 839-0821 LrverpocV401 area Laundry facilities. $650. 112 CENTRAL OSHAWA, new utilities, fustAast, references Avail Nov 1. Call Frank. building. 1 bed $575 6 2 (905) d20-2929 bed $650 Phone 432-2261 for . tut lana Gratni0&It rpwek apps or super #304. 33 Whit- PICKERING. West shore. dig. Oshawa spacious 1 -bedroom base. Whitby - Clam 1 -bedroom intent apt. separate entrance. bat rrwng1ef apt In second floor of home ve female welcome ;emralty located. close to a8 (905) 831-9952 anennes. Sudable tor single HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - working person, non-smoker. OSHAWA - NORTH Oxford available immediately $525 Two bdrm Near GO station. ;flushydro Call 668-3011 401 Parking, hydro. ba"/•jays. or 668-6818 eve and pato $740 all inclusive Ise/ atekends last No dogsNov 721-2232Aaathe Ist 1 CLEAN 239-2752 ,elf contained I-bdrm basement apt. Separated entrance, no smok- ing, no pets. Avail. Nov lst. Call 686-9949 COURTICE. Bachelor apart ment, inaie non-sreloker wei- corred. available Immedutt- ty Fridge. stove. private en- trance. parking utlktles n- duded Moots from GO bus Sswinonln Wast 905404- 2936 FOR RENT 1 8 2 Dedman apartments in very quiet. wall kept bwk*l% new calf arrow ties Bus stop at door, Park Rd N Oshawa 5895. $716/ mo 579-9016 OSHAWA. LARGE man Ibm bnghf 2 bdrm with ea -m kitchen. InmQrOan, dm" - room $650 /too .bildro. Parking included aid ca" 905031-1490 LWEWVOLIMYLY 2-bed- rncm basement settle fur - ,.shed. rata GO 4 Town Cen- tre SbOWnionkh avadab e Nov 1st No SelOkrlQ/pefS CAN 905-4243400 % NTH OSNAWA one bed- room Apt 5560 and 2 bad apt $590. aadow hmnt- dtatety Includes budge. store. .a . ad parknp $79.8723 AVAILABLE 30 ' ur Nov 1 - 1 wont ape New bwldm 350 Malay Oshawa Starting S595/motmh am ocivow No pen CAN ( 905) 57114724. ONE Bedroom apt an man }d nor Cleat quall flat aft M- Irwax. chan to dbnnmI Oshawa No seeking. no plus SW am weimpat 721-- 8070 MWRNIG - Near Go large. D1 -oh' 2 bedroom basement aqua 1775 Isulasl. Palo Orel .non -smolt" bb M* mors (905)831-3655 W leave message SPACIOUS Wei maatamd 2 bedroom ape Age at goo ata 8M C490 so some we wa4n douft. pini prowdld Clow to Sdto&I9. shoppag &46,14u Huge 2 d 3 brm 'pts. Reasonable price with utilities included too! Bright and dean. Close to 401. schools. shop - pin Calf L. 905) 721-8741 telt)I OT SemorS Apt Com plex available Nov 1 Ground floor bachelor alp m clean Quiet and secure building CbW to all amendres On-site Ittanagemem For appt all 430-7397 WHITBY, bachelor, one bedroom in well man -d building 4 Severn Realty Ltd 905.666-7777 WHITBY, t bedroom base- ment apt available Nov 1. 1500 inclusive. non smokers phone 905. 666-0790. pager 416-376-3589 Kim or Wood- row WHITBY. 2 bedroom apt available Novi. $627 motion - IV. rut' - Iwai. hydro and parking for 1 arM2092 WINTRY- 2 bedroan base- ment apt InAg - , injuries. Parking 8 laundry 5600/ mtpnlfl ISt i last, no plus Cal aNer 3 p m 579-1076 MY rent when you an own your own bore Ica lost Oen you thatill Call Dan Hay- 100saws Rp R&VU SAmntt Realty (1991 Ltd 321 (905)1 6663000 a 1 66- a 1 llow&a Fa Rwe $1 1 A AbWut. Aeorda0l. 1NNY RENT. OW M YOUN NOME FROM n $1000 GETS YOU STARTEDiv Cap 161111111" tscsl 571-9275 14100.540.5275 Mark stalloMlf, Saks R� RleallyGroup 3 -BEDROOM. 2 bathroom Sem available Ptdurwil ! 1 Ho Ft oar - ReA PICKERING. Whiles Rd •4rl AJaii imrned main Moor aro second floor. 3-Ddrms 2. baths First/last. no pets 51350 inclusive. able 8 Phone sep 837-5614 WHITBY 4'bdrm. 200osq it hnrshed walkout bsnl Urge fenced yard 5 -al 1. 1slAast eyulred. available imrted . $1300 plus 655-4480 WHITBY (RICK bungalow. near Anderson IGA. 2 bed- room, living room, bmtly room, with fenced yard Arm garage . 4 appliances avail- able Nov Ist no pets $975 Plus Wast. (905) W-3327 aner7pm ToMaman, 1 , For Aum AN OSMWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom iowalnouse dose to schools aro S95W mo ALL INCLU First! tut Available Nov 1 (905)579.9956 days. SFACIM 3 bedroom town- houses Well maintained tam - +Y c, ;lax Freshly ' ,, ,t- ed. 4 apples. at aftn Pak - ng. dike! 10 Schools. all amen fes Dec occupancy 122 CO"M st E. Oshawa Appt 434.3972 1 snrwd Accomnbdafral AJAX- CONVENIENT TO 401 4 bedroom executive non smoking turnKhed home to sive with one Separate 2 1/2 PC private bath Laundry, ale. fireplace Bus at door suit professional Quiet street 5650/into Available now Parking 905-606-9963 FEMALE seeking working (te- nure welcome) person or student to share deal. 3 -bed- room hone. in North Whitby Must be neat. non-smoker like cats S400/morn will sive 666-9491 10 c�s For Reno AJAX "N: BE)pIOM dun Uri ensure. 4 appliances. broadloom. 1 1/2 haft, stor- age, eat -m kitchen. $1.000 indusm Da IV 1416) 759- 1507 590 1 la"�S Williams ('offer Pub. is Expanding! As the one and only -Coffee Puh" concept that offers customers premium coffees, fresh and delicious desserts and an exciting menu designed for casual dining In a warm and relaxing atmospbere. Franchise Opportumnes and Approved Locations are Now Available. If you desire independence and are looking for a -hand-on-business". call for our full colour brochure. Investment Required 1-898-741-7417 Suite 301, 195 King Street W. Kitchener. Ontario N2(; 1 B 1 Ph: (519) 744-5229 Fx: (519) 744-5480 1 1 caw Homes for saw PRIVATE SALE- 7snawa 1l 2 Storey ail bock dome. ga- tapt. 4-bldtOontS near shop- paipr0lrs OW Walk to take asking $121.900 571-18W Two BEDROOM +nen dmrdn- INDUCED WINTRY B mralow Ing room 2 balmens at Great location 3 Wrooms. lateral 5 apphaees, sacra. 11- -II I fkbrs. barge mature emeras. room. pool. ore iii: 0 Open "- Thanksgiving She v 2%. Ade ertcss. Nut Weekend 1001 Wafrwm Street Hsi (905) W-2210 or 6 $.900 668-3008 86 dawn, Abnmum lF yea w w 835.4132 1 of ic. a •L 1 Cwteoa OSHAWA 4 MooM Free so Mit M- 850 sq 2nd or PICKERING --:del sonde ' A BARGAIN., STILL RENT- $550 600 74 roan M. bedroom solanum. 1 fell in M. W money down. rem to IN SQ R. af7oa from Osh dOww r4c twftn available own 2 and 3 b&drddm ham,C40to 800 2nd Or 5500 1'200 s4 It 2md Mace 1 600 Dec 1st Cal 905-837-2259 4arwwgs rom F 5750 per mica al at n• 34h main. Cal 434-2447 (905428-6965 dawn, Abnmum lF yea w w 835.4132 Loh lar one 525.000 Aurelia Race- BMfTBY. Hopkins Skied. so nor (905) 728.9414 wit 201 11 OOsp It on man loon w1CANT LOT 90 5 n s 2M R sow, Eff- St 100 1 nag My "colo over Emmert s0ece 201- . tut lana Gratni0&It rpwek ForRBA able ONDO"luy Maw Iota 4 is apes $79.000 TWO SUMS at Hampton. BuChattal Nachman 11eak1Y Mam Sol - CowrLa 4M- 10t30s It plus 3011 it Sta- S4rrlce.9M-4361800 8199 Age. SsOlito ti0l120094 n G&ralt 6 Does 300s4 It ssotw S40W march Boll bar f100/morNb • Sisrab& Smmc& Hydro ttatra (25 m-5653 $OAT 8 TRAILER STORAGE 5567 2 -Harm 5648 Spacious, Available Reasau0k rases 1 Row, Sowed Alar aha Call or (905428-6965 AJAX -F wnshoO/UAurodred Flip room in caret halm! Ptegle • 1 vbc Retreka wit. blew. soar& 4rn0ry 4 bedroom. unshed basement. lutdetr C10 -= VM CLEM WATER AREA. 3 mot cam mm)-m2lO2 bedroom townhouse pod bedroom apa malls. clan. 720.1722 IBM me95apt. ALTO" / SNEPPMW Cory it now For Wo mild furnished room Employed to new photos 905 - 579 - peeking. ndn-saoket well- 3783 clam!. Go Stablin. UM ochd- Town Cookie area (4164M- COW r CNN nice adlut ed Calf 720-4993 7391 home sepagM fI - bach- OSHAWA 2 bedroom ape AJAX. Wesh&y MHph 3- an aid badwoom s Fo trenc- Available mmudW4ly Stipp bedroom. 2 -baths, appk-- a 595+wk.. 905.5062459 range Locations b sed es iniad and dedi weN Reaft Cap. 723 Y a46e. centrN car, availabe now 1265 51225 Rt, ' Cal 1-800-475 OS1111WA Bloa/Patt 1 -MM 9949 a (705)726-5391 5567 2 -Harm 5648 Spacious, 2 BEOROOM. KinyH rmony ocean .1 eR 8-pkx Hew 5 appliances. drapes. banned pal" MONdW *tar 401 Damn. 1 1R batt$675 march phis 1AAmies Fi firStAAtt. IUA-19 No pets Available refs. Nov 1St. CAN 436-6754 Motd Ph 905-840.6712. Page 416501.1667. LAMBEW cera. 2 slaty. 3- BEFORE SMNM ANY bedroom. unshed basement. CONTRACTS. gaaDe. new Carport. !entad OSIIMA barge, bigbit 1 6 2• Yard. OW dears rei0b0 - hood. SION.WMies Cad bedroom apa malls. clan. 720.1722 IBM me95apt. quer Ndonq, 5590 6 SSD. MND 0 1 conn. bbd room. available Nov 1st. available Allo lst. LIMA=: tXmr&miaN use. n. 2 owl,man m9e a Idldea. baewoom. 8 parking Nnchnded, lilmldry Doors. 2 bedrooms, tells " bey room. 90sfii8 3767. I-Mes, good Woken. NoW yard. Laundry. $800 hHWr- last . 905.683.4778. one. Nut. 1. 905-M-052/. "WOO 2 -bedroom apaf- as r ... hr maw plus bmly room. ho i Helm n.M hydro included, doss b all aftnon. $695AmoMk mmf. able IIDw.1a, 191Aast. 900 4346311. $ s�Absoiule A(fatdabk^! VOSHW a 10. 1/simltne SomM.rMv� dents, mwau%Me, i450aNyWHY NOT OWN A. Oro. 1stAa9t, ikdirdes Nalmi S7W/month � rWt,-721°'x° o�9os-4220. sow w S�/month1741. SWAM It73" bedroom aper"MIRL entrance, ledift o Cd Nd 275 or 14 00840-6275 WOnO NN pia be1o. NWRK STAPLEY !cast. on bice Ionil. PahNRllon Coup Elcd Realty lac. S* area. WHNM, 2 i 3- btedrom aparmilot Nl NOW first/last. Aujam WWVK 1. CWW Fokinesi PAW -*mum Est*. (gR;;4VNjS I= rOMENNNi-2 bedroom. Pak. 1011 Sow" NOM M qui - yw.aafioLigAM Go and 3-g9dyppn Townhouse Units. suitAwilble Dec 1.839-pt� 116 �) U4iides ncNJded apartment,Oft ODm� bas paT� *001 �O` hout. .. No" mawvam, "on sm*__ Close to schools and WWPP94 94 no For moo Nor, 80111 $046Mmakbn (a) M6 ms Call 905-721-0080 CIEARWATEN.tumtow mo- biles heated pods. no tab. taws. tmrwes to Blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey. NFL Fo01baN, DooftrW track. beaches aro mayor arrac- kons Clkld" welcome Pho- tos aviAebk $275 weekly (9051683-5503 11 A+vlu Plumose I" GALONAIM Ca. hoar m weft, $117.900. 1122 9t. A. he-- A bnah mM. 3 bal rooms. 2 b*4. at -a kth m. Original owners. Gas MK paled done. ratio bl. mom Yanl. Front dell Neo al ai omm. FktiMe dosinb. 9051623-5895. 4 � COWbCg blek- ssppWW. 2 Vt balwooRK flat -ice Ii1GML uM wWkWA b dKk, !py"r9mtm0 od- skills. Evilly 1w p0 yard F.A.G. and C.V. Asking $169.900.723-0784. LAST CHANCE wditd real waE �hes! Hanw Sat.. Sem 12 - 4. Om 530.ODO in upgrades 11 Field Cies.. Also. A .401 $171.900. (905) 427- 9797. sow BMIIH 3J -, n n Homes. garages, from $98.900. 5% down. wd carry from $82SlmonM includMq taus. Ted Hovohbn Simon Cbssic 4309000. WATERFRONT COMMUNITY in Port Perry 2 am Ion for salt starbtq a SI200D0- 905- 4127-0390 or 905-985-3724 Dvasal"" RO wb4 LAKE DALRYMPLE lust svwiti of rNvIQ 2 Dig waterholp IM. too Sox3 feet. side by side. weed -free waterfront. weN treed. beawefwl dry loft. road open am year, bud now or law very good fisting We Viewing Has Tlwtccgry. ng weekend 705.404-1212. 905.6658320 1 Nabdo Noun" wed Parks FLORIDA - CLEARWATER. Gulf to by an. completery ,,, d moble Nome. n 55 pla park, mduda carport ow scnaed and OKSOM am a rooms. ready to move inn. Cheaper thank rwrewg asking 54.500 Amer Ptnorn& 1905)720-1557 �db Load CAPITAL FINANCIAL. - x , m 48Hrs at premium rata for ant, reasom Cal girl-9pim 41 338-8245 ' /..1 (x .1111. \ •." 0.1 '! 1 /1- I V, ♦, • •. • , , • 11, - - . • . . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1997-PA(;E 27 Moray to LOW . 1 Poo so . alaooa P&naw ORAWM A LOAN IS NOT ' GUARANTEED. SM COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. O:IIERS EXCEPTIONAL LADIES DO NOT. IT is AND GENTLEMEN SUGGESTED THAT YOU Serving Durham Regan NMESTWATE THOROUGH- Elegance and Class RekabtMy, LY and ditsc,ebon g:xa eed BEFORE SMNM ANY In and Out Sense CONTRACTS. Now Hinrg lenlelesltriales. drwens Yortgega 40t-0761 ' 1 Insurance HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $2 99 MORTGAGES - Good. pad and mm 18. 24 firs 1 -900 -451 - ugly Financing for any put- 3783 Daily Horoscope 1 -900 - pose. rates from 2 99% All 677-7770 S5 00 24 hrs application" accepted Com- munity Financial Services 666-6805 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - - $2 991min 18. 24 hours • 1 mBtas 1-900-451-3783 DAILY mim HOROSCOPE 1 -900.677 - "Am SALON Whdby. mortem 7770 $5 00 24 tours. equipment Profitable opera- tion For more details all 905 -579 -ii Really Executives LOSIN' AT LOVE??? MONEY GROCERY SHOPPING: Start for less than $50. Phone 905-43S-4719 for recorded message TRAVEL AGENCY Ne a-, lablrshed location rutty Staned 5 licensed, full trams pro- ided Revenue guarantee for 12 too of S150.Wo %6m - mum ash $72 000 Call 1- 000-668-1743 txt272 1 Con" Event 111H ANNUAL vwtorw ion - try Cran ;uild Stable. Nov 7th 6.9 PM.. Pow am "M "on tagt Christen School. Undsa)r *rKbr nwd 705.324- 401 340 ANNUAL MTIO(JE SHOW 3 SALE OR 18 8 19. 10.4 30 boat days Pat Perry Hhgtt School. 160 Rosa Sb&lu. ►ort Perry OA 30 DEALERS' WEN mil b lea nmsicans Petrol Arts 8 EnMannwnt, Inviws all to an ow make C40C Cswbrabon. Sat No- mfty 1 a we Dim m. 44 9mnd S! E This am in an al - Jong malwv &rwm rwmq Ne 60311 of flee mall. At leme nlenawd should caitad 579- 0584, alk for Pact. 24 Hr. Dateline Simply call: 1-900451-7818 Ext. 9461 $2.99mm Must be 18 Piocall Cr 402)954-7420 MOONIJGNT ESCORT SERVICE woclaoss MaWFemak Escorts for all occasiorw. Out cans. 24 hrsJ 7 days 43i -14K plinn9 &scats) SPOUSE CIEATOG77 E ❑ P+ydwc Answer- /au can know Rated 01 poke 100.000. Collins use us. CaNs wnftftr" 24xhrs S299/ min. 18. 1-900-451-4055 1 1 1 1 L. A. L/NGE2/E GORGEOUS MODELS •20 MOTTOTMMMI PKXERIN 1895 Clements, Unit 125 905-426-4466 (Bret Rd. i Bailey) Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 270 ''-'- 270 WER DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-44 AJAX BINGO Comatty 610 MONARCH AVE. AJC HOLIDAY MINI Mmm 0 Man *au T E RD ft% IS I Mau C 10 s5,50000 MUST GO: Sunday, October 12, 1997 i:SO A.M. SPECIAL RATES 4 strip pack"p - $200 6 strip package - $25" No onoking roan available • PACKAGE RATES INCLUDES $1000 Special Gamest $1500 Jaclq>toZ For more information call - 427-8572 Sponsored by: Canadian Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation - Lic. #MO32194 Hall dosed 12,1997 -12:30 p.m. dt 4:00 �NIll - - - - — ,t PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1997 / 1 IntprowRlants :11 lanprovalnlsnb :11 YrlpnovanlarNs : 11 INlprownwlb 1ram CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. duality home renwaltions since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. 905-686-5211 FLORIO ALUMINUM Windows Doors Siding Domenic Florio (905) 509-4800 JET Renovations Customized Basements All Interior Repairs to your Home. Drywall, Painting, Plumbing. 24hr emergency plumbing FREE estimate Call Joan Keegan 905 571-2056 DOORS •R• US GARAGE DOORS. OPENERS. (We install). FIX BROKEN SPRINGS. CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs 9105-837-0949 e 1 Leniaenp g : 1 TREE REMOVAL i MAINTENANCE iaSeasoned Firewood Available CALL DAVE 831-7055 Party strrips Lm Party SWVX= CLOWN / MAGICIANt • Live animals • All occasions • All asses Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 Trustworthy Cleaning Lady Excellent references (905)721-2740 852 RARM WAND Watslr. !� Doig Magic For Children's Parses And AN Occasrors. can Owl' �!3= J.P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement leaks, renovations, trim. carpentry, drywall taping. painting, bathrooms, garages, finished basements, All work guaranteed. Free estimates Call Phil 430-5873 Bathrooms - Kitchens Sauna - Spa - Bars Ceramic tiles - Carpet FREE ESTIMATES pgr:(416)372-2643 cel: (416) 822-4264 Licenced - Insured (since tvmI BASEMENT SPECIALIST MASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The one to call when your home. renovating. Kitchens, ballrooms. basements. terices. sutdecks. painting a plastering. No )ob is loo �t�y� fm estimate. 905-8394041 CAJUMKNTKr a tics, cabinets. por =closures, tiling. dr dl. taping, pamtir elving units. ba charts a baths. wrr rs a doors gard airs made to ord Terry for estimate: 432-9115 1 :rHandyman Small or large moves. painting and decorating, class 'G• license. No ncKets Advice on per- sonal and financial prob- ems Sales. 00. per hr. ( 426-2384 AA for Russell :1 Roofing xxc Rfx>'1' Inc, tihmRlmg. all types of ntids, new and old. W,rkmanship. Guar- .rnt,'ed 10% discount senims. fully in- ,und. Frer c" -mates ( u: .Andrew at 1905 r 423-R?03 MW w mpwp m I stucco ceilings General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% o8 for Seniors Call for a FREE Estimate 404-9tlsss TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 1W og + • storage MOVING SYSTEMS Big or small sat or hourly rales SENIOR AND WD - MONTH DISCOUNTS. Residential Commercial Comparable Rates Free Esemares 905-723-7479 1-800-853-7750 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will mo,e anvthnq arw%ftre. anytime Commeroal or residential Packaging storage and boxes available Senor a mrd month discounts Free est"mate 571-0755 1-888491-6600 P �M + stage _Tainting : . NNouse CNMIig AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates. seniors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (905)987.4437 or 1400.263-5836 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses, Apartments Offic- es. Appliances and Pura Specialists Now we haw heated storage units Senor and Mid -Month Discounts Liai=sed. insured. Free Es- timates EscelleM service. Call 436-7795. 820 We recover sofas and make drapes to match. Call Esther 905 686-6649 evenings 821.Zry+'�. FURNITURE REFINISHING Restore old turn to its Original beauty. Hand stripped. Free estimates. Ian • Dressmaking • Tailoring • Alterations Quality work reasonable rates. 20 years experience For all your sewing needs call 4264478 830 INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. 0 a N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987 -ISM 1.399 House CWrmm SHINE Maid Service Specializing r. quality not quantity Weekly. bi-weekly or 1 time 619-0353 Insured a Bonded ONLY ONE MAID SERVICE Hectic sebedulr? No time fr,r your kids? Lit us help! Call fur a free quote. 404-0421 lr.,naedF lrrrrewd Serrine lhrrhanr QUALITY HOUSE- CLEANING, Privately by 2 ladies. 11 yrs. elipertence. guar- anteed saasfadiat. Very good references. Dudes include inside hidges a stoves, floors a base- boards washed. with no mops used and many more. Very low res call 571-3864 =111 T TUTORING AVAILABLE for high school English courses, Grades 9 -OAC. Please call (905)666-1818 wl... • tlei+n • ewwr car- THis WEEK �ews Adverdser Nerthumberlaid News AUCTION GOES Mw Regi " get up -t - to AUCTION LISTINGS via our new de&:*d phone i=vies. Al auction rtes to are ptlbisfted in one of our pubfic&rts will at,damabc* be listed on this phone fine. ,wAmwa 6834545 RMia�Mt��o�-Z/ts / Expenenced / Cross Movers Bargain rates. homes. offices. apt. etc. 1 a� / L 423-0239 286-5513 / 820 We recover sofas and make drapes to match. Call Esther 905 686-6649 evenings 821.Zry+'�. FURNITURE REFINISHING Restore old turn to its Original beauty. Hand stripped. Free estimates. Ian • Dressmaking • Tailoring • Alterations Quality work reasonable rates. 20 years experience For all your sewing needs call 4264478 830 INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. 0 a N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987 -ISM 1.399 House CWrmm SHINE Maid Service Specializing r. quality not quantity Weekly. bi-weekly or 1 time 619-0353 Insured a Bonded ONLY ONE MAID SERVICE Hectic sebedulr? No time fr,r your kids? Lit us help! Call fur a free quote. 404-0421 lr.,naedF lrrrrewd Serrine lhrrhanr QUALITY HOUSE- CLEANING, Privately by 2 ladies. 11 yrs. elipertence. guar- anteed saasfadiat. Very good references. Dudes include inside hidges a stoves, floors a base- boards washed. with no mops used and many more. Very low res call 571-3864 =111 T TUTORING AVAILABLE for high school English courses, Grades 9 -OAC. Please call (905)666-1818 wl... • tlei+n • ewwr car- THis WEEK �ews Adverdser Nerthumberlaid News AUCTION GOES Mw Regi " get up -t - to AUCTION LISTINGS via our new de&:*d phone i=vies. Al auction rtes to are ptlbisfted in one of our pubfic&rts will at,damabc* be listed on this phone fine. ,wAmwa 6834545 RMia�Mt��o�-Z/ts . 1 Auofion+ . 1 Auctions WED. OCT. 15, START 6:01 P.M. VIEW: FROM NOON 1 Country Auction, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering N of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week o lots of antiques. fine furniture. glass, china 8 c lbles incl. the 3 bedroom contents of the estate les 8 Audrey Spittel, long time residents of Cal F rni : 9 pc. Gibbard D.R. suite, Gibbard B R su- te. Glbbard tea wagon, Gibbard low- boy mirror back dresser, 2 drawer Krugg commode, occ. tables, corn- er whatnot, 2 cedar chests, mah china cabinet, wicker planter, pine cupboard, duncan phyfe table, dressers. Mason and Risch piano, China: small Moorcrott vase, R.S. Prussia, Noritake dmnerset, over 30 pcs. old Cornflower, numerous qualsty cups and saucers. Dresden lamps. Cloisonne, Occupied Japan. Ansley, Royal Doulton. cranberry, b moge dishes. sterling silver pcs, sterling dinnerware set jewelry: estate jewelry. gold, silver, Victorian and qual ty costume, pocket watches, watches. Water co- lour signed H. Sewell 1932, Victorian lady's handbag, oil paintings, handmade linens, old Coke signs, black cat sign, Litton Saxophone (rTnnt), household conv- ents. prints. This is a quality sale with many items not . sted as there are many boxes yet unpacked, ESTATES & CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY Randy Potter Auctioneer Phone (905) 603-0041; Fax: (905) 576-2267 710 710 Fleming - Kevin & Sherry are pleased to announce the arrival of their first child Megan Elizabeth bom September 14, 1997 at 2.23 pm. weighing 6 pds. 9 oz. Proud First time grandparents are Harold & Judy Fleming of A' x, and Veil and Gloria Ferguson of Cape Bn- tain !Nova Scotia. Special thanks to Dr. Colin Syme, Dr. Mark Phillips, & the Ajax PickerinS Hospital Staff for all their help and support. :1 Anniversaries �1 Anniversaries KUMWOOD will be celebrating their loth Wedding Anniversary at an Open House on Sunday, OM. 19th, 1997 at "Papp's Back Door" ( 1709 Kingston Rd.W., Pickering) from 1- 5 pm All Family & Friends Welcome Best Wishes Only please C� POW SANDE10ON MONUMENT CO. LTD. ---- Since 1872 Ce46ratr7rg 12511 Anniversary Ask about our no charge (warranty program Pickering Village Showroom 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 4127-41366.1(800) 4161-0282 Ciawied"M 100 Careers 105 Career Trarnnng 110 Genera( Help 115 Aided Bus Opportuntres 120 Office Help 130 Sales Help'Agems 135 Skilled Hep 140 Computer Data 150 HOspntal Medical Dental 1 60 165 e Wanted Daycare Available 170 Employment Warted 175 Home Care 160 Business to Busirim 200 Market Basket 205 Fuewood 210 Bargain Corner 220 Articles for Sale 225 Articles for Plant 230 Articles Wanted 235 Christmas Trees 240 Barter Exchange 250 Gam ge+Yard Saks 260 Arts Malls 265 Antiques 270 Computernrtemet 275 Fools Spa 260 Lost 6 Found 290 Pets'Su OWAloardmg 295 L vstock for Sale 300 Aulongbdes for Sale 305 Aularnal es Wanted 310 Trucks for Sale 315 Trucks Wanted 320 VWW4 Wheel Drive 330 Trainers 340 Aunt Parts 6 Repairs 350 AutMot Portals 355 orcycles 360 Snowrrgprks 365 Marine 370 Recn aeaul Vehicles 375 Farm EgLv wt 360 He" Duty EQugriww 400 Apw4rKrts For Rtrt 405 Aparonems wanted 410 Houses For Rent 415 Flaurg warbled 420 Townhouuas Far Rent 425 space For Reit 430 Root, 4S For Rent 435 Rooms we, 440 Room 6 Board 445 Furny.d ACcansrodlsor. 450 Shand MoommoQakon 455 Condomrrsns For Rent 440 Omct 6 Raba specxf, ev Garage Loft 46 s°' 44 l 466 Wordhouw space 470 Coespes For Rant 475 Coinages tftmrta0 490 RaM.rrw it LN" 495 Resorts 4" Floods Vacamn Pariah 4% Land For Ran( Soo P weft worn For seta so warted To Bury 510 Towrtuous" for Sala 514 C -0 -cat Prs9Mty 515 nwaab wt Pmw, 520 �;aldot For Said 5Z DeuMeprMrul Lard S30 Fars for sant SM Lob for Salo $40 OW4-10wn Propwbn $45 Vacoom ProperUas 550 Canoga For Sam 560 Mop" Metras and yrs 570 Camper Trader sats $75 Moray b Land $i0 Mortgages. Ysrrbrrt. Sas Hart kep.nrorm 590 Bus.sts ofpwbod- 600 Pupkc golrcts 610 Legalftoacss 620 Tondws 625 Martial Arts tin Rtprmatrons 640 Can" Events 650 Aucho s so BOWS 670 Paraon - 671 Business P4raorrYs 675 eomprema 660 Anrounaesrts 690 Worst swine 700 Bwedays 710 Bit" 710 Dela 740 in Mtrrgrwrs 750 Cards of Thsrss 7ss Gradssms 760 wwdwrg Mrounnnrrts 770 Engagerrwts 790 Anrrrarsarss m m proanrrsn sin wwtdow Clalwrq a01 Floral Design on 904 Cw 905 Hraymm� Itlot charrmy Laws an, Flood. Electrrcan in P 6 Decoa ling sll Machine Shop ou Applood" PAPW s11s+too - its Postal sanvitas $17 f;omlrarcisl Rar4a1 tktes on Plant Timing $19 Priors Ripaas+ Sarvtoas M aw saying" - Rep amiag$ an Grocery Dentary ai ((Dose CYrtkg OYod Lem MorarMoaar RsPea 84 Gwdw"+so laldtefpirip w tib t so tionancti M6 snow Rarlwrd see C40m g SP Din Jod" sot Pany Services aS1 (aerial FaLiYms iSS Fdrrg Cltrmrs aM Music W Piano Tuknp SSS Privalt TUorslsd ole MmNo" sondc" c Dr sat Mo Insurance Mi Wool Lou M Invasrormrts 9n 'r M9 Tas, FYsnrtial Beatty Draaor7 M9 in Methadone 9110 Daaem sss6w/M 1/�E n f , ,Auto Air Conditioning (Performance ; a 95 I& Leak Test i S 401 264 Fairall St. Ajax ,905)619-1222 .t THE NEWS ADVERTISER St?NDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1997 -PAGE 29 Westney Rad & Gat Tank Service Ltd. Get Ready for Witmer special starting from $4995 Heaters, Rads & Gas Tanks Full Cooling System Service WINTER IS COMING so I9W426-3463 61 YVestney Rd. S. (across from Ajax GO) SOURCE FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL THESE PROFESSIONALS! Choose Bargain Tire Auto Centre for your next tune up � . ilr mil S =3 4 } - Only minutes away from the Ajax Go Station, you can always expect profes- sional service at a very competitive price at Bargain Tire Auto Centre. Now that fall is here the cold exactly what it will cost. winter months will be here sooner "Some places offer low prices for than you think so it's a good time to tune ups but it ends up costing a lot prepare your car or truck so it won't more," says Phil. -If you want a top let you down. quality tune up with the best parts At Bargain Tire Auto Centre your you might be disappointed." vehicle is treated by their staff as if it At Bargain Tire, located at 264 were their own and not only are they Fairall St. in Ajax, you can always concerned about the quality of their expect professional service at a very work, but also that you're getting the competitive price using the best parts. most from the money you spend. They also do everything they can to Chief Mechanic Phil Burnelle pass savings on to you because they says vehicle owners should make sure know everyone is on a budget and their cooling system is working prop- need their car back as soon as possi- erly and that their tires have sufficient ble. tread and that their brakes are okay. Don't forget to ask about their fall "Breaking down in the winter can special as well as their no payment, no have disastrous effects if you're stuck down payment, no interest plan for 90 out in the middle of nowhere," he days -on approved credit. There's also explains. "You also want to make sure a 101/6 discount for seniors. you can stop when you need to. If Only minutes away from the Ajax your tires and.. brakes are no good Go Station, ask about how you can get you're asking for trouble." your car repaired while at work. For He says you should also consider more information call (905) 619-1222. a tune-up, but make sure you know f, a9>ta doolm w.w ona a>_ etc- action ason (flow costs assin missile rttsion victims most disco ta9� .tfatltp 4>� hriny Mechanic Shop low PCMF sum MR ft 16 959 I I DE, OIL PILTiR B EII *ASK ABOUT OUR SENIOR'S DISCOUNTS! + RADIATOR IIOTATE TIREIi fl I I FLUSH & PILL X49.95 TOP UP FL NOfi S SPECIAL OFFER E1tPNES OCT. 31. 11911117 all ooh► 0 V a RL � ER I tom► O lay.I�III diva" � • � Q I CAINOT CODE CgIPON wll!1 AN1r OTIER OL, 3995 USTOMER SATISFACTION I I OX ORM W N EVER 3 e IOUE�9a - 195 WESTIET RD. (South of 401) , �iAve, � O1ltees I (905) 427-6796 e rte 9 �t ���r ��� ��2 m � 9 m 9M9 Ml• = WINTER IS COMING!! Choose one of these local businesses to service your car for the coming season. To advertise on this feature, call Inside Sales at 683-0707. N r �' �. IAi�I4"aNGs i 1DEt V� on,) 619-2899 221 Westney Rd. S., Unit A, Ajax DEOXIDIZATION Protect Your Car! 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Looking for some- one. 35 or older, honest, sin- cere, employed and looking ter a friendship first, pons" be long term relationship. BOX 33183 CARING CANCER Single mother of two. 30. Jt Ibs. hazel eyes. smoker. joys romantic dinners. horseback riding and Just staying home in from of a wenn fireplace. Seeknga whit male. 30 to 40, f un loving with same exeresis. who loves children. No head games. BOX 11172 NEW TO THE AREA 20's. 5'5'. ht, attractive female with dark eyes and blornle hair. Seeking a nate who is culla. It and fun. BOX 13108 FUN LOVING 26 yr old. 5T. 140 b, sngla mother with blown hair and brow, eyes. Seeking a fun lowing main for frandal potable re+riorahhip. Must No children, BOX 33179 ANIMAL LOVER 34 r old. 5'4-. medium built. rlapwow area lama. no dopwKwft. Shoulder langth dark her, taayl eyes, non smoker. social di dw- Enicys photography. art, :3= wiaa mW. 34 to 43. 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Likes dancing, bowing. cards. sports and more. BOX 17867 MAKE LIFE ENJOYABLE 52 yr old. 5'4•, attractive •ernale seeking male who attractive. honest. caring. fr,anaally secure and romantic. Likes outdoors, animals, theater, movies and dancing. No head go - BOK 20431 BLUE EYED GAL 40 yr okd. 57r, 190 b. single what farnake, enjoys danc- ing drug out. moves and mhos BOX 19839 1OND a SENSrTTVE 46 yr old, while female with bkonde tear and blue eyes. walks and more. Seeking a kind, siaatwe mate. 48 and older. for eomm- oanionshic. Boot HAVE 43 r old. 5'5'. skwn. white bmate mirth blade her. Ehioys god. sla% tore tav- M. mores and more: seeking a mate. 40 b 50. wi•h arrmilar interests. Wx WIL hL aitrauwe. whkbpno- reaorW motor- at one. who aainoaw, nomm•r ak. ei Soek dritier. 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Seeking someone, 28 to 33. For friendship first and whatever comes after. BOX 33364 DURHAM AREA 35 yr old, 511•, 175 b, handsome mate looking for a female. 26 to 40, slim to medium, who Nies the out- doors and Quiet times at home. BOX 33366 A GREAT CATCH! 49 yr old, single white male looking for a single, classy tamale crustacean. 35 and over, must have a sense of humor and money. Can to find out more. BOX 35262 DISCREET FUN ACractive male is seeking an attached ternale for dis- creet encounters. BOX 33504 MR. ROMANTIC 21 yr old. 5'5'. 160 b. male who -Wp peBeakisports and more. ng a female. 18 to 25. with sm- der irHerests. BOX 32945 COUNTRY GUY SWVW white male, 40, 59•, 147 be, dark brown haw and brown eyes, non enjoys movies. dancing "'° family events. • Q . Sing• white female. 28 to 40. who Boot 3o a in me c&,M*y BLUE EYED Nip gentleman looking for a sincere woman. 38 to 50. Enjoys wotcnng football W4 Nes to go b ria flaw. BOX 30401 NO GAMES, PLEASE 5rgke main. 36. 5'1(•. 160 ba. txown haw. blue, eyes, empged, Seeks female for long term relationship. Enjoys country wake, f - sift take, pin - -01x din - nor. a good parry, watc! w a wiled. rnghes out on the town. and much mora. BOX 23270 OSHAWA AREA Do you behewe tat We as • putrey and suocew is a Mata din mind? ked 3•'a, tau. sim. a, profee- anontal lock wmg tet career otiareW. girl need door two. who a ConlldanhL out- . rid allracOm (bodm and an). Baps 23W VWAE THE ONE 22 r old. 51'. male with brow, her and dor eyes. Enjoys to oust -, r ari- mate and more. Seeking a Ismab we similar ntrr- eab Boot 33272 THENUM OF You 50 r old. male. high school teeehher, onpys can- na, dfncrmg, tiew•, lin► 1===4orae. d = a,t and mea SsMug a �em+ate wM sitm- tar wawea Boot 33286 HONEST a CANOW 31 r oid, err. 165 b, hhod - wod" mab with thick curly her and a gores. polviL 000" and mora. 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Changing the look of houses all over Durham Region for almost three decades means he's done every project you can imagine and left a long trail of satisfied customers. "I do everything from bathroom and kitchen renovations to second floor and main floor additions," says Norm. "I can also do small projects or build complete custom homes." His company is called Diamond Contracting and he works with a crew that makes sure, when they lave your home and the job is complete, you'll be satisfied with a job well done. "We do all of the electrical and plumbing work and take care of all of the plans and permits," says Norm. "We also work closely with the cus- tomer to develop a project that will make them happy an be within their particular budget." They provide their customers with free estimates and guarantee their workmanship from 1 to 5 years depending on the project. "We can always provide our cus- tomers with references so they can see the work we've done," says Norm. 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