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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_10_26r ews Pickering dveilis Teachers still hope strike can be averted BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER Teachers continue to hope an agree- ment will be hammered out with the Province before Monday's planned strike to protest Bill 160. "As long as they're meeting, there's a chance an agreement will be reached;' reports Ontario English Catholic Teach- ers' Association, Durham district presi- dent Mike O'Connor. **Wc would welcome news that there is movement by the government** on key issues in Bill 160, including plans by the Progressive Con- �► servatives to dictate class size and the amount of time home delivery charge ^T^ r Pt IRI 10�;t1<:H� photo by A.J. Groen Reaching low, but aimin high g Volleyball athlete Mike Kalisz has his work cut out for him in O'Connor volleyball squad in Ajax against St. Mary's Catholic this mighty stretch to return the ball in senior boys high school Secondary School in Pickering. Plenty of action kept both action on Thursday. The match featured the Archbishop Denis teams busy in this match -up. •..- classroom- - "t;r MIKE preparationtimefur Pickeringma mayoralty oralt ho efuls O'CONNOR secondary school teachers and bring in �J �% 'There's a more uncertified chance' instructors. — Many of those issues are currently negotiated by teach- ers' unions and local school boards. Teachers are particularly fearful over loss of control on those issues because the Province hasn't set out specifics in Bill 160, giving Cabinet the ability to change things as it sees fit. "They would be able to change things arbitrarily," criticizes M;. O'Connor. "If they need to save money somewhere, they'll just change the class size" Like all branch affiliates, OECTA Durham has "prepay: d emergency phone trees that would pe sonally contact each See DURHAM/Page 2 offer different SLYICS BY MARIANNE TAKACS — didn't agree on. STAFF REPORTER In his opening and closing remarks, Mayor PICKERING — Pxsx1ents trying to decide Arthurs stated residents have his record and expe- who to elect mayor in the Nov. 10 municipal elec- rience on which to base their voting decisions. don have a choice between an experienced leader, "You know who I am and the amount of time an innovative thinker with good business sense and I've spent on this Council. You know Council's an open-minded consensus -builder, say the candi- successes, you know where we've stumbled:' dates. The mayor did point to what he considered to Those were the differing qualities the mayoral- be the achievements of the Town under his leader- ty hopefuls offered to residents at an all -candidates ship, including closure of the Brock West landfill; meeting Thursday night at the East Shore Com- completion of a new Official Plan with public munity Centre. In terms of policy though, there hqxA; establislerrentt of the Waterfront 2001 Task wasn't much the candidates — incumbent Mayor Force; and identification of a site for a Durham Wayne Arthurs, Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis and Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto See PICKERING/Page 4 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26.1997 Teachers to meet Sunday TEACHERSTrom page 1 one of our members" in the event an agree- ment is reached before Monday's scheduled strike. Teachers were to meet at the end of the school day Friday to go over contingency plans and a committee was to meet Sunday afternoon — or earlier if an agreement is reached — to discuss strategy. Trustee candidate forums may be cancelled Trustee candi- date forums orga- nized by the pub- lic school teach- ers' unions will be cancelled in the event of a strike. Pickering can- didates are sched- uled to square off Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Dunbarton High School. In Ajax, candi- dates are to meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Pickering High School. The forums were organized by the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation. Durham district. before a province - wide stnke date was set for Mon- day. Both sides were to meet over the weekend in an attempt to reach an agreement and avert a strike over Bill 160. Mr. O'Connor reports teachers will arrive at schools at 7 a.m. Monday to perform picket duty. There will be two or three shifts of pickets each day. Just days before a province -wide strike is set to get under way. Premier Mike Harris has confirmed plans to cut as much as $660 million a year from Ontario's $1.3 -billion education budget. 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At Chrysler Canada's Ajax Trim Plant, per- sonnel manager Mike Harwood doesn't expect the strike will affect many employees. "Nobody has inquired about it," he told the News Advertis- er. "We have quite a senior workforce who work swing shifts of two weeks days and two weeks nights" so most already have flexible day care arrangements if necessary. Catholic schools in Durham to close in event of strike But region's public Busing will not be provided during the strike. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1997 - PAGE 3 DI• schools to remain open Day care centres located at public schools •, �• will also remain open in the event of a strike. All Durham Catholic schools will be losed if teachers r ke. though cca day e centres located at schools RCNALD MARTFNO & SOLI l TNERAL DIREM, P,�J will remain open. BROCK ROAD CHAPEL. I057 mock Road PKXERING ih» ma 0l or i 686-5589 The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board had planned to keep schools open� despite cancellation of busing, but "reluctantly" announced Friday it + �, Oct@ has been unable to arrange sufficient staff, including principals and/or vice -principals to be in schools to Me - ensure the safety of children. Our Fw* Cave hoball toalso*ealllortforal The board sent a letter home with anldydmow in ayawlnaam t�Irt�rCMlt<IlNaproeb�•Itlltalslyandhrlb•�rlMsrna. students to parents Friday announc- P Y CAIMI; ell be a+ralg•d a yal MW P� yar am • Li ing its decision. Board officials have also noted it hasn't yet received information on how parents are to receive the $40 a / (Luniled time any - Pidtenng Location) FNoOvercharEN WINDSHIELD/. • day to cover day care expenses for the duration of a strike, as promised Sae>e Le tatiorts May Apply a to Insurance Co. by the Ministry of Education and "JENILL COVER AS MUCH 1,- 837=781 9 Training. 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BURM KING Committed to Excellence 1280 Kingston Rel., Pickering 345 .McKcnzic Ave., Ajax PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1"7 Pickering candidate Coun. Senis said she wants to encourage developers to build seniors' communities here similar to ones in Florida with one- ctnrev homes and recreation centres. Coun. Pistritto suggested P debate square off at mayoralty s t seniors needs Inresponse to another audienc PICKERING/From page 1 College & University Centre campus in north Pickering. Coun. Senis told the audience the Town needs a mayor who will bring innovation and fresh ideas. She said she has the polit- ical experience, business background. marketing and negotia- tion skills and "courage of leadership" needed to lead the Town in difficult and changing times. "Pickering needs a mayor who will take a stand and fight for its interests;'PUBJ maintained Coun. Senis. who urged res- idents to vote for the candidate they want as their "chairman of the board".• Coun. Pistritto told the meeting he's not running for mayor because he's a * SUNDAI * politician but because he cares for the YEAR"EN community and believes he can make a difference. He said he would bring an "inclusive" style of leadership to the ISI Town, noting that the best leaders are good listeners. "Successful politics is about working together;" noted Coun. Pistritto. "I'm one who likes to work as a team player" The councillor also said he was aim- Our OffK-W Year >,a: frig for "zero or better" tax increases AD M se�Tak s`ou to an c over the next few years and noted he was in favor of zero increases when it was unfashionable. He also pointed out 4-14 he was the one who pushed for a refer- Lycra endum on casinos in the election, &scut adding if it had been left up to Council Ujonp Pickering would have ended up with a •` 70 casino even thou he believes most �' 4.14 100% 10 n r resident.% are against one_ cotttoa In response to questions from the Flared audience. all three said they were in psin" g; favor of a rcgkmW airport in north Pick- Infaat ering because it would be good for busi- Short ness, and suggested there would likely be public support for it. 'lite 111„ AUs candidates also agreed Town ,o.ro staff were not likely to be laid off as a 2.t4 result of municipal restructuring and lin'^ n r cutbacks In provincial funding. Mayor Arthurs and Coun. Senis suggested lay- Sh r JOS offs of municipal employees were '� unlikely because of growth here in pop- a F1 TAX ulation and the need for services. Coun. internal Pistritto described laying off stats' as "thc worst thing you can do" to an orga- nization because it demoralizes the employees who arc kept on. All three i said staff might be reduced through attrition. On an audience question about plan- 1175P5 ning for a growing seniors' population, i..� h snn. n taciltties. to mee . question, Councillors Senis and Pistritto said the Town needs to do more in providing youth facilities and programs. :r:r. a •r. 13snAeA" Pentax LU -50M • co,pax &",Oc a W •Ra 40 m hxwd flaA 0 A bads • bcbda Aim 35,W= mm gaa b* b0" ad Q1mAw 1toider • - $499" Mini (refurb) •Red eye mficed Jlosk • Wea#erproof • WA case, snap A 6aaery $119" „�„. dM • Canon ESM e Cokes WewjMder • hw#e wadi •40z power dia W zom • &A newo saved • FIW-Tate Arrofouesint Olympus AFS2 QeW • CowpM a&foaWq caw m •AMro rewind • ft cash strop baatria aa, i" abn $49"e.. Minolta Action Zoom QD A ualaweigllr and .uykA caw m *W's i for "bS *1& yaM ewrywilicn you go! 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Fellow candidate Don Kitchen was the one who stated squarely that Mr. Van Kempen lives in Ajax, and quoted from a 1988 statement from Mr. Van Kempen on how important it is for a councillor to live in the ward he represents. Mr. Kitchen noted he doesn't usually comment directly on rival candidates, but added, "When that person deliberately tries to avoid a question I think it should be answered properly" In his closing statements, Mr. Van Kempen told the assembled residents, "If I'm the wrong person for the job, please don't hold the fact of where I live against me" In answering the question about his employment background, Mr. Holland talked about his work experience in the public and private sector, not clarifying that until tak- ing a leave of absence beginning in September, he had worked as a spe- cial assistant to Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague. In a later interview, Mr. Holland said the question took him by sur- prise and he wished he would have 97/98 fir' Kirby, Ontario CLn OSHAWA SKI CLUB ' :_. d&*1 I ' 1. I stated he worked for Mr. McTeague. "I happen to believe in the type of politics he represents:" he said, adding his work for the MP provid- ed a "good base of experience". The five Ward 2 local candi- dates made their pitches for resi- dents' votes based on various philosophies. Myrna Picotte pointed to her long history of community involve- ment and experience in business. "It does take business knowledge to do this job" Bill McLean said his lack of political experi- ence or affiliation should be considered an asset. "What I am is a con- cerned citizen just like you:' he told the audience, noting the Town needed a Council that is "responsi- ble, professional and accountable" Mr. Holland called for "new politics and new ideas' and noted that while efficiency and fiscal responsibility were important, "the bottom line of our town is always people." He maintained Pickering must clearly define what it wants to become in order to be a communi- ty rather than turning into a collec- tion of strip malls and subdivisions. Pointing to his past service on Council and the fact he is semi- retired, Mr. Kitchen said residents need a representative with experi- ence and time to handle difficult issues. Dealing with the burden of provincial downloading, he stated, will require someone willing "to make a strong stand for our com- munity" Mr. Van Kempen said what was needed was a businessman and not a politician to deal with complex issues such as the Town budget. "This is not a job for amateurs. 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Stlttrdry 7:30 Ln - 6:00 p s, Sm* 9:30 ata - 520 p.nL GOOD] HEAR ��.�:.d;.:ts::..,.-.�.�: _,�.... - :._�.........a'sa.:..,..�:_.'-::�r..m.v �:.RRi?yahltlC��• + - 1.�/bs-�ra:. r..:tw..�..,s. � _ � .. ,....., •s..< »sr :<.•�s�*. n_.: :..�a*a...,. ..:..,fir ; ,... �. ., � . �e..x, ��- PAGE 6 , THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OC'T'OBER26, 1"7'aAjaac-Pickering Nel�s Advertiser ditorials an e er s A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Teachers will lose in waiting game We have something to say to the teachers of Durham Region. Stop and think about what you are about to do. We know participating in an illegal strike is quite likely the most difficult decision of your teaching careers, and as such one more look at the scenario can't hurt. News Advertiser photographers, reporters and editors are in and out of schools all year-long covering visiting artists, programs. sports events, graduations and more. We know you are a dedicated group of professionals. We know you care about our kids and their futures, but we can't see how an illegal strike is going to help your cause. How are you going to look your students in the eye Monday when they come out to see you walking the picket line, sign in hand? You have spent much time in your classrooms teach- ing our children the benefits of group problem -solving and teamwork. How will you explain to them your apparent refusal to compromise and work with the gov- ernment on re -working Bill 160? How will you explain to the single mom who drives your school bus that she won't be getting paid because you are taking a stand? Or the guy who fills the vending machines. -or the cafeteria staff. If you strike Monday with the knowledge the major- ity of Ontario is against a teacher walkout, how do you think the public is going to react" Keep in mind the impression created in Ontario is the teachers' unions are refusing to discuss Bill 160, despite the olive branches offered by Minister of Education Dave Johnson. Every day you're off the job, education dollars are saved. Every day you're off the job your finances become a little tighter. Arid every day you're off the job it gets a little bit tougher for the families of your stu- dents. The unsupportive majority will get angrier and more vocal. the supportive minority will dwindle when their lives are impacted. None of these situations are good for your position. Sooner or later financial and public pure will force you to go back to work — and what will it have cost? It will have hurt the very students you set out to help by interrupting their school year. It will have hurt your bank account and those of the secondary workers who were caught in your wake. It will have hurt your credi- bility — something a teacher has to rely on. And Bill 160 will still exist — probably intact — because if you go on strike Monday all the government has to do is wait. ' To respond to this editorial caU brfosarrt a of 683-7040 and did 5104 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper w_&h A Teasel- Wednesda Frida Sunda v Have your say We asked: What do you think about the possibility of the teachers going on strike Monday? Dan Cresswell says, "It shouldn't happen. They are pretty well-off." Fern Richards - Bowles says, `They have to do what they have to do" ,Speak out, w�iit oo ,. > yoo Dave Murel says, "It's wrong. It's our kids' educa- tion. They should work out their dif- ferences" Gem Sandys "I'm h1 Margaretsays, not Scher says, happy. There "It's terrible. should be They are provisions for y under -worked volunteers to take r and overpaid" cane of kids " JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-CbW STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advadstng Manna ALVM BROUVAM Rdad Advertising Manager EDDIE ICOLODZIEJCZAIC, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Rea! Eaaie/AutomouveAdvertuang Manager ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEH., Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US ROGER LAiom Guest Column Roger Lajoie is sports editor of our sister paper, Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This Week. Watch, don't play It is very important for all of us to learn to listen to our bodies. This is especially true for those of us who are rapid- ly approaching 40 years of age, like me. I was remind- ed of this fact last weekend when I took my body out to play a little game of touch football with some of the guys from the office. There is a word commonly used to describe an out - of -shape 40 -year-old man who decides to play touch football on a whim with "the guys," (some of whom are 15 years younger than he is). That word is "pathetic". So there I am on a beautiful Saturday aftermmn, looking resplendent in my red track suit (it is better to look good than to play good, is my motto), turning a deaf ear to my body's inner voice. My body usually says things to me like "Mmmm.-chips!" and "When is the table at Teddy's going to be ready Roger, I'm getting very tired standing here?' I listen to my body at these times and act accord- ingly. But for some bizarre reason, probably mostly because I'm a typical mak (i.e. - an ego -driven, meat - eating moron), I ignored my body's inner dialogue with me Saturday. It began talking to me early in the morning, as soon as I put o n my track suit, an extreme rarity. "Roger, where are we going? You're not thinking of trying to tun sonxmiiere again, are you?" my body asked me sadly as it creaked. "You're in bad shape these me days; let's stay ho. Go rent a movie and get some chips" I totally ignored my body's sound advice and went out to play. And despite its constant pleas with mc:, I played and ran around the field as fast as I could for the first half of our little, pathetic game. Then, near the end of the first half, a miracle hap- pened. I actually managed to catch a pass and I fotutd myself wide open headed down the sidelines. My body, to be blunt, freaked out at me as I galloped 68 yards down the field for a touddown at full speed. Here is what my body said to me during that run: "WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING!!! GO DOWN, LET SOMEONE CATCH YOU!!! ARE YOU TRYING TO GET US KILLED, YOU STUPID (expletive deleted). I CAN'T BREATHE!!!" Yeah, the old bod was pretty peeved all right, espe- cially after I jumped right back foto the game after a far too -short half-time break. It took a legitimate -vomit scare" to get me to swallow my pride and go sit dawn. My body didn't Weak to me for two days after the game. It just sat there and @-lobbmost of mof the time. So, kind hiends, do yournadr s ac va favYour body is a magnificent machine and k talks to your all the tune. Be smart and lriten to it, e,�e dally if you're p aping 40, like me. For insmm when it tells you to fake a groin mjufy and collapse during a touchdown nM do it. Gennvi:- 683-5110 C7aad6W: 683-0707 Ditaribtdioa: 683-5117 Adodo/Claniued Fa:: 683-7363 Canpasiug Fad: 579-9273 E-mail: thisweekBistacca Tde he News Advertiser is oof the Mewolmd Priatiag. Publishing add Distributing VoW of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Aja: A Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Commaaity Newspaper Assoc - Canadian Comormity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian ns CirculatioAudit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The puMsber reserves the rigbt to classify or refuse ally advert6emew. Credit for adve tisemeat limited to space price error occupies. Ins I y, Y• Y• Y 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager httpJ/www.dud=wews.oei r4m CWdw T P With the Pickering municipal elec- tion set for Monday, Nov 10, the Pickering News Advertiser wants to help you make• informed decisions THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCrOSER 26, Ifl7 - PAGE 7 I [ i io Faire- - T s vi ff RRY-ky, FA 'A � __ __ 111 0 _�- when you head to the polls. So, we asked the town's three mayoralty candidates to answer five questions deemed by our readers to be the most important in this campaign. We thank those readers who took the time to submit questions in response to our published requests. And, we hope this page helps Pickering resi- dents make up their minds about who they want leading the town over the next three years. Wayne Arthurs Enrico Pistritto Sherry Senis Question 1: Do you accept donations from developers for your campaign? Contributions to my campaign come from a wide variety of sources, including the land development and building industry. Contributions are also received from individuals, small busi- nesses and larger corporations. Campaign contributions are strictly regulated by the Municipal Act and fully reportable for public accessibility. There are no legal conflicts from the receipts of contributions in the prescribed form, within the allowable maximum limits of $750, either individual or corpo- rate. Suchsuppot is a reflection of candidate support and/or a recognition of the cost of elections. A mayoralty candidate can expend a maximum of $33,000 for the campaign. Few candi- dates have the financial resources to fund a mayoralty cam- paign. Contributions are necessary for an effective campaign. Question 2: There is still some concern about the future structure of regional governmenL Do you believe it should remaur? Regional government and its member municipalities are in need of restru tunng. Durham Region continues to be accessary and desirable to serve the constituents of the geographic area known as Durham. Policing, water and sewer services and the administration of public health are exam- ples of services best provided for a popula- tion grtater than Pickering and Ajax, either separately or together. A restructured Region, with reduced political decision-making capacity is not only desirable but imperative to meet future needs. Decisions on matters such as planning can be moved to the lower tier gov- ernmcrim (Town of Pickering). Separate corporations, struc- tured on purely business principles, can be developed for ser- vices such as water and sewer capacity. McAels of these corpo- rations already exist, such as local hydro commissions. Question 3: What is more important to your municipality tin the next term of government — residential development or industriaUcommeneial development? Both are critically important to Pickering's future. They cre- ate immediate jobs for neve building strwtures regardless of the end use. Homes have spin-off spending to decorate, fumish and landscape. Homeowners use the local commercial services for their needs on an ongoing basis and thus drive opportunities for commercial growth. Industry needs a skilled workforce to thrive in our community. That can only occur with a population to meet the reeds of local business. Question 4. Now will yon, as Mayor, aid in sunimiang the effects ofprovincial downloading on dee property taxpayer? The most effective and cost-efficient way of dealing with the downloading from the Province will be through the merger of Pickering and Ajax. Long-term savings can be achieved through the integration of services, consolidating management and merging of the governance struc:ttuts. It is increasingly dif- ficult to find more and more efficiencies within the current structures, Future growth opportunities can be maximized when we achieve an expanded population. The business and political influence that comes with that larger population will provide real opportunities for our collective future. Qwesam S: How best wouM your oro+ nnanwaili wide and mohnNe others to share your vision as Afayor? The Town of Pickering has many vehicles to share with and motivate others. Public meetings, cable TV, our newly estab- lished web -site, our community newsletter, local radio and the print media with its regular reporting provide many, many opportunities to share our goals and vision. The cui rent Coun- cil developed a vision statement which is prominently dis- played in municipal facilities, in our print materials and in many local business offices. It is Council's vision for the future, not solely the Mayor's vision. Those who have participated in the Mayor's Task Force Against Dumps or the Mayor's Task Force on the waterfront — Waterfront 2001 — understand the needs and strategies to involve, motivate and communicate the community's vision which must also be the Mayor's vision. Question 1: Do you accept donations from developers for your campaign? Yes, I have accepted donations from developers. Election laws allow donations up to the limit of $750. Election cam- paigns are personally expensive and donations are necessary to make the election for mayor a fair contest. I don't refuse hon- est support. Developers are not automatically in conflict of interest by helping with these costs. Conflict of interest arises if business or other ties between a developer and a candidate are hidden from the public for unfair, personal gain. In wanting to restore the trust in municipal government. I am saying to the public that my support cannot be bought by unscrupulous developers. I have not and will not accept donations from developers who do not want to play an an even playing field. I am committed to honest and transparent dealings. Question 2: There is still some concern about tie future structure of regional governmenL Do you believe it should remain? Regional government has recently been criticized for waste, duplication and inef- icxtive management. Many have asked ..How many works departments do we really need?' Amalgamation of govern ment is intended to reduce waste. I don't support a reduction of local govemment, the one that is closest to the people. I will work with senior administrators to find more efficient, focused and effective solu- tions for regional restructuring. When administrators, politi- cians and the people get together as a team, they become the most creative. Through consultation at different levels, a struc- ture will be found that improves communication and co-opera- tion, fights scerexy and confrontation. and achieves results. Question 3: What is more important to your municipality w the new term of government — residential development or industrial/commercial dewtopment? At different times in the past, urban development in Picker- ing saw malls and industries outstripping residential develop- ment. In the long run, I believe that both types of development are important. Over the next few years, however, indusaial/commercial development is a priority. As mayor I will bring the town's economic development into the mayor's agenda so I can personally promote Pickering. It is a bad idea to leave economic development just to the bureaucrats, as has been done up to now. I think this is the time to create a wel- coming atmosphere for businesses, commerce and clean indus- try in Pickering. A healthier, more economically balanced town will mean a better quality of life for all residents. Question 4: How wJl you, as Mayor, aid in nrraitrimamg the effects of p.nvrnciol dowwioruling on du pnOpaty tatrpaycr? I can assure taxpayers 1 will make no unsupported promis- es. 1 can confidently say, however, from my experience as a councillor, that the taxpayers can be sheltered from increases in expenses to the Town from downloading by streamlining pro- cedures, reducing costs, using existing reserves, and eliminat- ing waste. I will not make empty promises without further ther information because a five-year budget is required before the details can be known; that kind of planning does not exist now in Pickering. I will implement a cost -reducing five-year plan. I am strongly opposed to start sighted one-year operational bud- gets and east-mduction methods which eliminate jobs. Queshmu 5. How best wwuldyou co ununwate witch and rwoti- Nott otharrs to shrine your vision as Mayor? Open-door policy and front-line approach. Citizens are wel- come without an appointment, on an evening I will set aside for that purpose. The door will be open. My leadership style is inclusive and approachable. I will serve the people, and lead them to a new Pickering through dialogue and co-operation. By being open and listening to all, even the most difficult problems will find a solution. With the Town managers, I will go for Neighbourhood Walks to meet with people regularly, and in their own houses, if they wish. I put my trust in the people and families of Pickering; I believe they will put their trust in me. Question 1: Do you accept donations from developers for your campaign? I accept donations for my campaign from any person who wants to support me for Mayor. The Municipal Elections Act allows for contributions from business people and many business people contribute to all of the candidates. All contributions must be disclosed and are a matter of public record. I do not treat anyone favorably or unfa- vorably because he or she has or has not contributed to my cam- paign. My decisions on Council matters are based on the merits of the matter before Council. Question 2: Then is still some concern about the future structure of regional governmenL Do you believe it should remain? The present regional government is rudutdant and wastes taxpayers' money. When the regional government was set up 25 years ago, it had some merit, but times ,, • �. � targe. Local municipalities such as Pickering am three times the size they were A hen regional government was introduced. They should now be run by their own : ouncils. The cost of duplicating services and staff at a regional level comes out of the taxes paid by Pickering residents and businesses. Question 3: What is more important to your municipality in the next term of government — residential development or urdustraal/eommerrial development? Pickenng's present tax rauo is unhealthy with the burden placed squarely on the shoulders of the residential taxpayers. We need to broaden our tax base by enlarging the commercial and industrial component- We omponentWe need more businesses in Pickering so local residents can get jobs in Pickering and spend their money in Pickering which will in turn create more jobs and raise the general level of pros- perity for everyone in Pickering. Question 4. How will you, as .'Mayor, aid in annun$jng the effects of proidnead downloading on the property =payer? Pickering, like every other GTA municipality, has a fight ahead of it on the provincial downloading issue. First, the municipalities have to join to try to back off the Province. Second, each municipality has to accept that there is going to be some downloading which will cost the municipali- ty some tax dollars. The municipalities are going to have to be even more care- ful with every dollar. This means getting a little "leaner and meaner" in spending. But it also means sharing services with neighboring municipalities to cut down on costly duplication. Lastly, but very important, is to make sure Pickering doesn't get stuck into some "pooling" agreement where it pays more than its fair share. Question S: How best wouM you conumuniaaate with and wdirwte othm to share your vision as Maayor?Answer 5. 1 will build by consensus, rather than the present leadership style of divide and conquer. I will be decisive, not divisive. Quarterly newsletters and Town Hall meetings combined with ` walkabou&' in our neighborhoods would ensure Picketing residents are kept informed and given the ability to participate wherever possible. The News Advertiser thanks all mayoralty candidates for their participation in this initiative —u..+..•..'+��— _�-_. .�.+.r.- ...,r. � ^' g,3y>�'�•?�f3.�. rim•-., ,n_ ..:+4Wa�vdNME+"^aViP:�+.W,1. .. .. a _ ..v .. :Y�'..-. .,-. rs,gy+`(.:. .. . .. ,�'M -_;\ . PAGE E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOMM 26, 1"7 Florida mosquitoes could be deadly Durham health department issues warning to vacationers Local snowbirds are being advised to protect themselves from mosquitoes during their Florida trips this winter. Dr. Linda Panaro, associate medical officer of health for Durham Region, says mosquito protection is essential for older Canadians who spend time in Florida- Her loridaHer warning comes after report-, of four cases of the viral infection St. Louis -encephalitis in the United States. The infec- tion is spread to people through bites from mosquitoes which pick up the virus when feeding on infected wild birds. Older people are at higher risk of developing severe St. Louis -encephalitis. A bite may go unnoticed:' Dr. Panaro says. "Most people bitten by an infect- ed mosquito do not develop symp- toms but it can lead to a serious, even fatal infec- tion.' Canadian vaca- tioners are advised to stay indoors with adequate screening or net- ting between dusk WE GAN HE L P Y'ou ACHIEVE A FRESH START Prof ss onM and Pbrsonaliked Service Free Con/ideti id CormuNatlon Several convenient locations. including: OSHAWA 146 se"006 Street N (906) 72&MW (Dowwown) SCAnso«oucM 1919 Lawrence Ave E. 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IC�.A OgcTQRTTA Lupus support group meets PICKERING - - Help is available in the community for area residents living with Lupus. The Durham Region Lupus Association holds a support group meeting Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. Call 61940000. " FARM 2465 Stock Rd. N- PICKERING 683-8252 Just North of Conc. #f3 • WAGON RIDES to the PUMPKIN FIELD • APPLES • STRAW • CORN STALKS • INDIAN CORN • GOURDS -FIREWOOD ALL KINDS OF SQUASHES. PRICES HARD TO BEAT. 2000 do MORE PUMPKINS to choose from .99t do up _FRESH _BAKED _PIES I OPEN 7 DAYS B A.M7 P.M, FREE t t $HALL PUMPKIN WITH PURCHME I OF URGE PUMPKIN I I (with this coupon)_ We've a Wp var" of p@WW puspbw Abddii, Si s* ane th MaK lend lleIn rase and wtny Carbon Cit - F -wa to clause frost. SrKULU tc n TIE - RIMACES • DOMM • Alit CONDntoNERS • GAS FIttt • DUCTW alt t>EMN a CUAX L NG Call (905) 420-9593 DRY MOUTH? DRY EYES? The Arthritis Society (Ontario Division)_ presents an information session to help learn about these symptoms and a new way to deal with them. Tuesday, Nov. 4, 6 p L - 8 p.m. The Walter Hall Theatre Edward Johnson Bldg. 80 Queen's Park Drive (TTC - Museum Station) THE WAR AMPS Child amputees have a vital safety message for motorists: I E aj#,01 Q kww fhaf wfey is no accident. it j For mon Hormdton, or IooNsr your DfR1VESAFE w, to . %aa etldar, or kel► taps, oontalct Thi Wier Ae1ps Ill -1, - HwAftwrlm 2827 Riverside Drive Ottawa, Ontario K7 V OC4 Tel.: (613) 731-== (Ottawa) or use E -ZEE ACCESS: Tel.: 1-600250.3030 Fax: 14MO-2198pB8 Internet http://www.wwamps.ca Chwsabb RalbtraI'm n W n dw 02BU31 n *******A SPECIAL FALL OFFER******* Drum Tech is introducing itself to new students by offering 1 free 45 minute lesson The set up will shock youlff ..So will the cool Instructor!! RUST4 C H E C 1411Vf E TESTED AND PROVEN RUS PROTECTION SINCE 1973 Rust Cluck is a sperialy lornaafaW nttt �ilibitor tat peraualas i410 Crary rrvm device and seam d you vdrde. actaty tarldrg b metal 10 dsplaos and kxk- OUI fI1n16aJre • e1e fMatbef ON t:a16a d OOrr0ald111 � *64 Tt1is is espeoay imDortsrt rim today's Ir1i-0ody carsuuctiorl, as oral can �'� serioush atact M M nictral i"p"0110 vetrda. 01 Y Rust Cluck is appeed by ou p h trained and cereasa 'A I runs in any season and in any weattw comm. The process a easily tbrnplsMd in about an tau. A about our "Gu atleed Forever" watrmty on all qu@I 6td new std mW vehides besltd stn j* Pickering Whitby 1600 Gayly Street 200 Dundas Street W. 831-2551 668-8759 We're online at wwwAurhamnews.net LOOK INSIDE TODAY'S PAPER FOR OUR VALUE PACKED FLYER I 'fit' M 25th Anniversary Former Pickering resi- dents Dorothy and Jack Kinsman celebrated their 50th anniversary on Oct. 25. Wishing them all the best an tltc joyous oUca- sion are their children — son John and wife Val, son Bob, daughter Louise Holland and husband Bruce, daughter Marion Hamilton and husband Craig, and son Bruce and wife Liz. Happy anniver- sary also from grandchil- dren Denise Rowland and her husband Scott, Mark, Adam, Matt, Lauren, Kyle, Katie, Tyler and Zachary, and BIRTHDAY "Happy 20th birthday to Shannon Boyce on Oct. 24. It's been a great five years and we look forward to spending five more birth- days with you. Love from the CToM (Coffee, Tea or Me) gang." Daniel. Dorothy and Jack now live in Camp- bell River, B.C. The first Miss A j a x .�I► turns 70 on Oct. 28. Best wishes a n d hopes f o r ' many more for M a r - g a r e t ( n e e Kaus) Misner from family and friends. THE NEWS ADVERTWER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26,1"7. PAGE f W'�,,� si iday BIRTHDAY Oct. 16 was a big day for Adam Paterson, as he turned 12. He cele- brated with a sleepover party with X11 ki. They stayed up all night. •-'a,., Happy birth -� ..!".� mead would like to wish her Dad - n (Sean Anderson) a happy 30th thday on Nov. 9. With lots and lots love and kisses from your Shady dy " A quartet of birthdays The four cuties in the Unger �r home celebrated their first birth- day on Oct. 14. Kaitlyn Marie, e Brianna Eliza- beth, Rebecca Anne and Z a c h a r y Thomas celebrated with family and friends. "Happy birthday to our four hig miracles. We love you." Best wishes from %lommy and Daddy. a Birthday x'Our special little guy" Asstin �iDerrick Hayes turned two on `;Sept. 22. Happy birthday wishes, 1Lisses and hugs from May, dy and Hannah. "We love ,you sweetie." . Birthday A poem for EmrTie Claire Menegold on her first birthday Oct 9: "You are a per- fect little girt. (. , You are God's little angel, _ who is present in our hearts. You share all ' your loving smiles and kisses and ane one of a kind. You ane a perfect little gid, who has just turned one." Love from the Menegolti and Caruso families. The Johnston clan has been busy celebrating birthdays this fall. Nicholas turned eight on"t"`t" Oct 17, while Kyle was six on Sept 10. Wish- Ing `you both your best year yet" are Moo, Dad, Nan:, Grandma, Graodid, John, Martine, Jean-�pbe, S— ana !friends. ��W_h 6 N� The big fella in theN'li Gordo■ home turns three on Oct. 26. Nicholas is the big brother of Corey, born on July 2. Wishing Nicholas a happy birthday are Mossy, Daddy, Corey, his gtsedpa vmb. Alezaoder, MmeW and Sbant "We love you both." 17941 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-54E31 IM WEEKS CAKE WINT'EItW ARE: ` I. pidlotar Gor+dota I 2 KnOp Good I Amite 111"M Winners may go diratly to naslun RoWim to MVV thor FREE cake (Pkaw provide iden &&tion) PRIZE. VAUD U L SAT., Nov. 1, 1W7 ' Birthday Happy first birthday wish- es went out to;. Mr. BearrWW on Oct. 25. "River f; T b o an a s Deschamps, your Mama loves you dear- ly son and `Graspa Gee' and Nara love you too. Happy birthday son. Lots of love from Masa Gee and Nana Desebamps." Second birthday One of the cuties In the Powell home has turned two. Melissa celebrated her birthday on Oct. 24 with love and kisses from Mommy, Daddy and sister Emily. BIRTHDAY Ashley Hamad is a very excited young lady. She celebrated her sixth birthday on Oct. 20 at a party at Woody Woodchuck's with all her friends. Happy birth- day wishes from Mom, Dad, Nana, Eggy, Jamie, Brandon and Samantha. "We all love you very much." Eighth Birthday Oct. 18 was a special day for Kaitlyn Good, because she turned eight. Happy birthday wishes and love from Mom, Dad, Michael and pets Tosha, Bob and Morgan. Birthday girl Racbael Cur- rie -Wraith has reached double digits. Racbael turned 10 on Oct. 21 with best wishes, hugs and kisses from Mos, Taamsy, Steve, Emily, Chris and Greg. Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? Let us know. We'll publish your spe- cial occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip format... ...Send to: Name Dropping, Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 285 ... .-._«.. :r...:.._..:.....a._:- .. :..,.r...:... _.� ._:-:.-'..s:.-��.._,., .:. -. «:....-... -:, '$4eh'%n'.'M!3-*"+'2'r �: :�a.•s..`.:m.. ^--."..r+».*�.�+�.'.w -... ,o,� _ _�:,-..v..�:. ..mow.... 'e..-:.,.. - v-..�--c- PAGE 10 . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, 0CMBER U, 1997 Billboard SUNDAY, OCT. 26 MONDAY, OCT. 27 Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly St., Pick - EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham ering. holds a community kitchen Ajax Branch 322 of the Roval Canadi- Lactation Centre holds a prenatal every Monday from 8 a.m. to noon. an Legion holds a progressive euchre breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to Participants can cook five main course at the Legion. I I I Hunt St. Registra- 9:30 p.m. Information on breast-feed- meals to take home and the cost is $1 tion at noon, games start at I p.m. Prize ing, including how to start and what to per serving. It's held every Monday of $1.000. Cost is $20 per person. 683- expect. Cost is $25. 427-9547. morning. Babysitting available. 831- 7911, 683-2927. MEALS: The Peace Lutheran Church, 3046 (Heddi Gregor). REFORMATION: A Reformation Celebration is held at 3 p.m. at Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. Come out and "meet Martin Luther". Refreshments to be served. 428-8887. FASHION: The Durham West Heart and Stroke f=oundation holds a fashion show at 2 p.m. in the HMS Aiax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. Also, tips on how, to manage a stressful life. Speakers include two-time heart transplant sur- vivor Orleen Robertson. 686-1521. CORRECTION We with to draw your attention to the following in our current "Giant Home Fix Up Event- flyer. 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You know you'll always get the lowest prices on our cars- guaranteed! - NO FREIGHT - NO AIR TAX - NO GAS TAX 1997 PLYMOUTH MON 7A 997 VOYAGER SE a�a+� lain i lax t as to -was a�aaie ca�.PlR� . 4 ryl, afbfff�iC p s. flit oonBlfoniip. I kat P8, P9 dYfIR 1ff� fb1f; IK %R wdr.ibR ' OodafflR oor�oiR IWIFY eMw� bins mW bnft& *9 Mk rr aft a/ mck 7q ■i� r%R�Ir�rWM*1bWftAr?jLf� 21: PER DAr*-r 1997 STRATUS "Find Selection, - lt.PSO Savin s, And Service' MA"� 2-k$001k«W A 9 � i � -All Under One Ro of! u . 9 MR OWN - 14 N 1 * Pon= ■naaAW PLWI0IRM CHOrfum PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVER71SER SUNDAY, OCRMER 24 1"'1 Furor over Durham contract to rec BY KEITH GiLLIGAN STAFF REPORTER Nine jobs at a Blue Box sorting facility in Pickering have been saved, but Durham Region taxpayers will pay more as a result. Durham Council voted Wednesday to accept a bid by Miller Waste Systems of Oshawa for a portion of a contract although its bid was $19.000 more than the lowest tender. Roger LaRue Enterprises of Keswick sub- mitted an annual bid of $484.000 to sort metal, aluminum and plastic containers, while Miller said it would charge $503,228. But. Miller's bid of $80,000 a year to haul recyclable glass containers to mar- ket was well below another firm's tender of $1 12.000 so M i I ler was awarded both components of the three-year contract. 71m Region had to issue the tenders because the company handling the work. Durham Materials Recovery Facility Inc., went into receivership ear- lier this year. Former employees of Durham Materials, which operated out of a facility on Squires Beach Road in Pickering, have since been hired by Miller to con- tinue to work / there. Miller vice- '�—D O i president Blair McArthur said. ; —Unfortunately. if we're not given 419 DUNOAS ST. E the contract, we N�#TBr will have to terminate their employment" After Durham Councillors voted to go with Miller's higher bid, company employee Jackie Walsh said she was "relieved. We were in a position to be laid off and they (LaRue) weren't in a position to hire. I'm very happy." Miller employee Blair Munn told Council, A lot of us fellows are unemployable. Some are in their late 50s and would have a hard time getting a job. A lot would end up on unem- ployment or welfare. We're not skilled labor- ers" He reported the nine employees each make $9 an hour. Fred LaRue contended Council should "maintain the integrity of the (tender) system" by giving his company the contract. LaRue has been "performing the same work, using our facility" north of Mount Albert. "We've done this work. We' do it for Georgina and Newmarket. We're not new to this. Durham staff visited our site and are com- fortable with our operation" He added his company would have to hire more employees if it was awarded the contract and the nine Miller workers "could submit applications". ycling firm But, Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson said, "For $7 to $9 an hour, (employees laid off by Miller) aren't going to drive one hour there and one hour back for a job that may or may not be there." Coun. Johnson favored awarding the contract to Miller because, 'The low tender isn't the best tax savings for the Region of Durham " Ajax Councillor Roger Anderson supported LaRue's bid because "we have to back the ten- der process. Durham Region is starting to get a reputation that if you want the contract, come in second" T FORGET! O"t Oct. 24 to Oct. 26 GRAND OPENING WEEKEND every Lune you unve the 4u/ c in witnoui a iransponcier, 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 1.888.407.0407 for more information. Zip Across Town 407 1" *This fee is a one .time only payment not an annual fee. • E < < Express TOU' Route • s ,! ►r:"1+s, ss.. r %�1sp♦i�.,_ �'ev ` .Y} is J}��/'PJ i t r'.+• �s`i/�Ii.• _ Lti♦I/•ilii.ia11�!//1/WNt.►I�r/is•ss '1��i✓ Jrrlaaaaa�r�s 3at��aa•t•i�� `�aat/(r/•ia� ,eta a $$��jj��11jjff P photo by Andrew Iwanowski All smiles in Ajax Ajax Mayor Steve Parish turned out this can Church. Day-care children Brendan Bar - week for the official opening of a new non- nett and Jaydon Strickland seem pleased profit day-care centre at St. George's Angli- with the new facility. THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, OCMDER 26, 1M - PAGE 13 Safe a. -t work Durham MPP helps usher in Construction Safety Week WHITBY -- Ontario's new labor minister, Jim Flaherty, Durham Cen- tre MPP, will help kick off Construc- tion Safety Week in Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington on Monday. Mr. Flaherty, named to cabinet earlier this month, will attend a special event at Durham College's Skills Training Centre, Champlain Avenue, Whitby. held by the Construction Safety Associ- ation Oshawa regional labor-management health and safety committee, He'll be joined at the 9 a.m. kickoff by Durham College president Gary Polonsky, local mayors. Arthur Gladstone, director with the labor ministry. and Roy O'Rourke, of the Construction Safety Association. The association's mobile class- room will be at the kickoff and will alsa visit the Brookfield Homes development site in Oshawa and other area businesses locally. Alex Dingwall, health and safety represen- tative of Painters and Allied Trades for Durham Region and the chairman of the Oshawa committee, said continued reduction of injuries on local job sites can be traced to union, non- union workers and employ- ers working together on the issue and to the health and JIM safety education efforts of FLAHERTY students preparing to enter Labor minister the workforce. "This helps the bot- tom line of companies and keeps people working:" he said. Construction Safety Week runs Oct. 27 to Nov. 1. E. d e CWVgr •tF.NT 1 ft I'" FN T n �� :,. T A m V M 0 - -,v, 11iar•1a-. ■ nr-Imtoyr..V, �` 7 31> )t 0E,)III (� )N 1 ' V '`T OVW- DUCT CLEANING i CNIrNET SWEEP Includes sn hook-ups i no hkMm extras. Work Guarantee& snake Method - zoo PSI Per SewKWd Home Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent y CHMNEY SWEEPNG ONLY INNS sum synod wad (416) 282-3292 Furniture Repair! Guardsman WoodPro" the experts in on site furniture touch- up and repair. 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The Pkanbirg kart Showroom is the period way for you to see a wish variety of bathroom clbph l in a roaNstie set U g- "V* display everything from an economy two-piece bathroom to full scale luxury bathroom suites," he says. "Our showroom is within minutes of your home and is a definite compliment to our very personalized shop -at- home service." Bathrooms are a focal point in every home and the consul- tants work with you to carefully Plan your project. Also, Plumbing Mart's team of expert instapers will work closely with you to ensure the job is done to your complete satisfaction. When planning your bath- room the possibilities are always endless and only limited by your imagination Plumbing Mart has been Canada's largest plumbing chain since 1959 and backs up every job with a five year installation war- ranty. Also, ask about their 6 month, no interest, no payment financing on approved credit. For more information or a free in-home estimate call 1 888 Bath Reno(228-4736) or (416) 285-6798. Beautiful Bathrooms • Perfectly Built 0 Huge Renovation Showroom lntaiors Inc. a••e4 w..• a a� �� Top Qrahn- prafeummi l Server A nhrkmaastup Over IS Years of Srrvice •Flid"d Onsannift •M �* - • Krehm i erin • Faux Fk�iMraa • Pknrn" • carputry • Csraato i Il.ae 711s • oryaoll All work Guarae ted Pictaes A Refaarces Avulabk Oaw Fanew Phone: (905) 509-7523 Pager: (416) 295-7220 Aft .,a • • •WORK GUARANTEED • P PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1997 Around Durham Region Whitby Council 5•M trips. Dial -A -RIDE increased tion in 1984, he was appointed year and to date has used only Mr. Pearce won in his category to ridership to 19.W0 per year for a cost supervisor of production at the Fish- $48,663. for seniors' poetry while Ms. Lescisin won for adults 18 -and -over consider extension °f $70.000. a stall' report indicates. er Body Plant in Hamilton, Ohio. In Whitby residents Prizes were sponsors by The cost has been reduced firm $8 1987, Mr. Devenscm transferred to Whitt. Whitby Business in Action. of Dial -A -RIDE per ride per passenger to $3.68, the the Marion. Ind. stamping plant, receive awards for Winning entries are on display at report notes. where he was appointed senior man- 1988 the main library branch, 405 Dundas agreement The service has been to the Williamsburg subdivision where the ufacturing engineer in and manufacturing planner in 1989. He literary efforts St. W. street system is not complete and so was amointed manufacturing super- WHITBY - Town council will be asked Monday to enter into a one- year contract for a special transit ser- vice for the industrial area. The operations committee is rec- ommending the renewal for a year of the Dial -A -RIDE program, started originally as a six-month dcmonstri- tion project, a service which was provided by contract by Bell Taxi. Dial -A -RIDE was introduced in the industrial area south of Hwy. 401 in December, 1995. The service replaced a fixed bus route service operating in the area. Whitby Transit passengers can transfer from a bus at the GO station of Thickson Road and Consumers Drive. asking the driver to call the taxi dispatch centre. A cab picks up passengers and deliv- ers them to their destinations in the indtmtnal area, all for one fare. "It has saved us a considerable amount of money:' said Ted Rule, operations manager. -It seems to be paying off." The cost for a fixed bus route for seven trips a day in 1995 was $40,000, which included about is not accessible to buses. intendent in 1990 and a year later Council will be asked to renew was appointed maintenance superin- the current six-month demonstration tendent. In 1992. he was appointed contract, due to expire in December, arca manager for metal assembly. for one year. The Town will look at In 1995, he was appointed to his tendering the contract next year. Mr. most recent assignment as plant Rule said. manager, Saginaw Metal Casting Operations of the GM Powertrain New car assembly Group. plant manager named for GM OSHARA -- General Motors is pleased to announce that Gregory S. Devenson has been appointed plant manager of the General Motors of Canada car assembly plant in Oshawa, effective No%. 1. 1997. Mr. Devenson is replacing A.M. "Gus" Bernie. who is retiring from General Motors after a long and distin- guished career. Mr. Devenson joined GM in 1979 as a General Motors Institute co- operative education student at the Fisher Body Division. Upon gradua- Whitby forgives $139,000 in property taxes Council has forgiven $139.544 in property taxes this year. The taxes from 1996 and 1997 will either be cancelled or refunded. The Town's portion of those taxes amounts to $32,494.79. The changes were necessary mainly due to lower assessments, firms going out of business or mov- ing out of Town. The Town allocated $115,000 for cancelled and refunded taxes this WHITBY -Three residents have been honored for their prize-winning entries in the Whitby Writing Con- test. Richard Pearce took first place and $300 for his poem. 'In a dark wood -panelled room,' in the contest, sponsored by Whitby Public Library. Christine Lescisin took second place and $175 for her poem, 'Bib- lio -flies; while Phyllis Langley received third prize and $75 for 'Consolation; her entry in the seniors' essay -short story category. The awards were presented Oct. 22, declared Whitby Library Day, in a ceremony at the town hall. ..Whitby already has some fine published authors:' said Mayor Tom Edwards in presenting the awards. ..Maybe this contest has provided sonic additional encouragement and recognition'- There were 50 entries in the con- test which asked participants to write on the theme "a library says a lot about a town:' The winners in each of eight categories won $30 each. "J"' Jli.V I loin approved Council has approved a site plan application for the yet -to -be -built new St. Leo Catholic School in Brooklin. The approval comes after council raised concerns for the safety of stu- dents being dropped off at the school by parents and darting through bus and car traffic on the planned drive- way. Landscaping and heavy planting of shrubs at the front of the school are being recommended to keep chil- dren from running onto the drive Measures already being taken by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board include a designated drop-off area for parents, set off from the driveway with a .6 - metre wide concrete strip, flush with the pavement, for a walkway for the children, and the realignment of a sidewalk from the street to the school's front entrance with a cross- ing guard. at =■• ttiiirr, A&;a [ f E: tit U" iU14Ul[Vlf: I' l :1 )ft is E; TO, f: U F;� Y ! a )T rOm I'VE HOWELL'S N SERVICE CENTRE H Celebrating our 10th Anniversary". Front or Rear W LUBE, OIL &RLTER erases ~ $69.95 H $16.95 plus part= N includes: tiro rotabon Tune-up H brW e ktSpectim b Inspecbon winter dtedt up $59.95" 9%j�,j'np�.�m j�dpluss,,pakctss ►04 � ❑. da o w!< of CWWMWW S. Trude and Custom VihicMsl Howell's Service Centre Howell's Service Centre is celebrating its first anniversary at its present location and ten years of top quality service and competitive prices for it's cus- tomers. After operating at a Pickering Petro Canada station for nine years, owner Bruce Howeil moved to a new shop at 998 Dillingham Rd. During the past year he has attracted many new and old customers alike who have come to must his expert knowledge and honest approach to doing business. Bruce has more than 26 years experience in auto repair and working with him is fellow Class A Mechanic Andrew Midgeham. They do all general repairs including tune ups, brakes and of course winterizing your car before the cold weather comes. Their winter tune-up is on now for $59.95 for most vehicles plus parts. It includes a thor- ough inspection of your vehicle to establish which parts are needed to complete the tune-up. "A tune-up will prevent your car from stalling, and will increase your gas mileage," says Bruce. "You should also have your tires checked to ensure they have enough tread for Class A Mechanic Andrew Midgeham and owner Msohanir Bruce Nowell herl under this cars hood. Pyr traction.. Also take advantage of their front or rear brake special for $69.95 on most vehicles phis parts. It includes a lifetime war- ranty on linings, Bruce also suggests having your rad flushed if it hasn't been done m the past three years. "If your cooling system hasn't been flushed and the coolant has broken down you could experience radiator fail- ure," he says. "That's not some- thing you want to happen in the middle of winter." Oil changes are also very important and it's recommend- ed you have it changed every three months or 5,000 kdome- tres. At Howell's Service Centre for $16.95 you can have a lube, oil and filter as well as a tine rotation and an inspection of your belts, hoses and fluid lev- els. They offer a shuttle service to work or home and back, and for your convenience, they keep your maintenance records on computer sending you out reminders for regular mainte- nance and their latest specials. They accept Visa, Mastercard and Interac Direct payment. For more information call (905)839-9250. TMrsUs sMA%MS AUTO BOC1Y 4b* "IM CFAMIY LAIIIIIWAM 111M A caumm S11110110 'lNflllfr wool AIIow aToTo Cfllrs iVudw •Fr011 S11 -111M illiltg • put repairs • 10- mre c John v RUST PROTECTION N OL SPRAY APPLICATION With Cmepleb Body & Pant Work or CcNWM Repair &W 1k ft=W/ AYr 1r ft*#ft Sarr cion fly Ask ford.lrit !1 TARMT YOUR AREA WITH THIS 6 WEEK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN: 'FREE EDITORIALI* Call your inside Sales Department for all the .. r - ....-,.-,...w.........�.......«..-v.�..a.!�s�su.rw�n.�,�w.••rw.erxnw.+n�s�s�!'a4nsnaml�n�earll��o�ya �Yawiawier�= I�i... THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1997 -PAGE 15 A Central Ontario Pontiac Dealers' Presentation '98 Pontis Su*e.Cmpe You snoW know tfrs: '&ries on a 36 rno M lease for 1998 Pontiac: Sunfre Coupe ISA equipped as •• described. Annual ki ornene Drat: 20.000 km. $0.06 Per excess Mortre". Total obYpabm ts $9.900.00. Other • . . $ lease opbdns are available. Dealer may 'aria for less FmgM is rouded. Licence, taxes and wmianoe not included. Olkr aiAAw to the lease of 1998 new or demonstrator rr*dels. Dealer trade may, be necessary. Oft C i+ �_ swAarre�M r�.r •! tw�rlt�iA� nNb two tqualifiedretail, customers in Cenlral Ontano.�L"ed time other vouch may not be cortbrned or a *'0'4 %'4 rl .t:+.. �sw_ _ v Ntt...-ate � .., , ;NS -^M' .:. .w .:_^4KrGrR'�'+1•iaMv.,faiU .. rs. r L ...d a+LM s.w <r Ach ..A«'f+ ...0'YY.07+r. U ... ,r ,. r. .mnk r E 16 - THE NEWS ADVER71SER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2* IM WPickering OKs portion of boardwalk r rQi*ect PICKERING — Town coun- cillors have decided to proceed with construction of a portion of a waterfront walkway on Liverpool Road they had voted to delay in its entirety a few weeks ago. On Sept. 22. Council decided to postpone building a boardwalk on the west side of Liverpool Road between the Krosno water- course bridge at the f(x)t of Liver- pool and the parkin, lot of Swans Marina. while voting to proceed with construction of a sidewalk in front of the marina. Councillors said then the% wanted to wait for the final report Town had $149,896 set aside in its of the Waterfront 2001 Task 1997 budget for both the board - Force. The task force of citizens, walk and sidewalk. lakefront property owners and Last week, Council decided to business representatives is expect- approve the installation of the ed to have its report finished next stone finish surface along the March. The three -metre -wide shoreline. The change of heart boardwalk of synthetic wood, came partially as a result of an with the shoreline area between it offer from the Metropolitan and the water to be filled in with a Toronto and Region Conservation stone finish. was originally sched- Authority to do the work for uled to be completed this year. $20,000. lower than the cost pre - According to a staff report, the viously anticipated. Svlvan makes the difference. • Reading -'.Math - Study Skills • Writing • Homework Support S� SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' &rrer ; .,:e % ,.rr fug: rbt h,e ,,!nntn — 981 Brock Rd. S.. 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Call 426-1064 of'686-2661 The event is being hosted by for more information on the the Ajax -Pickering Women's event. P Will there be quality health care when you need it? All of us in Ontario are concerned about the future of our health care. What we really want to know is, it 1 get sick, will there be a health care system in place to look atter me and my family:' And where and how will we get that care:' The Hospitals of Ontario are working hard to do what we have always done: deliver high quality health care. Today, new discoveries, new drugs and new technologies mean we can deliver care in many difterent ways. What used to mean a two-week hospital stay now takes just one or two days. And many treatments can now be provided outside of hospitals. So the Hospitals of Ontario are developing new wars of providing health care and building partnerships to provide care in the community. And we believe we can maintain the quality of health care on one crucial condition: that we don't move too tar, too fast. Community services must be in place so you can continue to receive the care you need. The Hospitals of Ontario know what it means to make changes. We've been leaders of change for years. But change that moves too quickly without making sure every piece of the puzzle is in place is not the answer. And above all, we want to make sure your health care system is there for you when you need it. 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 THF. HOSPITALS OF ONTARIO P Johnson the lock on puts Brock West Dump By David Thorson, Staff Writer -The Independent Pickering Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson PICKERING - About 25 years after agreeing to a landfill site in Pickering, the town finally succeeded in having it closed, thanks in great part to the efforts of Ward Three Regional Councillor Rick Johnson. "Rick really does deserve a lot of the credit for (the clos- ing)", says Frank Paznar, an independent consultant who helped negotiate the "fine details" of the closing with Metro Toronto. "He was really the only councillor who attend- ed all the meetings and brought concerns to the table." Leading up to the closing of Brock West, the town of Pickering had launched a $3 million lawsuit against Metro Toronto for damages allegedly caused by Metro's failure to close the landfill site as sched- uled. The town maintained the landfill was polluting adjacent land and Duffin's Creek. Mr. Paznar was brought in just days before the court date. "It was a major undertak- ing," says Mr. Paznar, who has an extensive background in waste management and in negotiating delicate contracts. "1 think Rick realized at the beginning they (Pickering) started having serious prob- lems with Metro. He knew I had negotiated major deals and when they brought me in, the idea was to resolve the conflict with Metro. I had 10 days to resolve it, after it had gone on for two years." While the closing of Brock West was the main focus, clean- ing up the old Brock North landfill site was also an issue. This eventually involved mov- ing about 290,000 tons of waste from Brock North to Brock West, before the final landscap- ing and replanting could be done at Brock North. "There was no point in hav- ing Brock West closed if Brock North was going to continue being a problem," says Mr. Johnson, who is running for the Ward Three Regional seat in November's municipal elec- tion. "1 wanted both issues looked after at the same time." That effort became a real "community issue", says Mr. Paznar. "It was very important to address any possible adverse impact on the community and to ensure the environmental integrity of the move." A "hotline" established to field calls from residents received about six calls, accord- ing to Mr. Paznar, "four of which were from residents wondering where their garbage was going to 9,o now. "To take Brock West and close it after 25 years was a phenomenal challenge and a great accomplishment," says Tom Quinn, General !Manager of the town of Pickering. Pickering residents, he says. finally said "enough is enough is enough" and took a stand. "We ended up dealing properly and morally with Brock North and West and to do that prop- erly is a tremendous accom- plishment. ..Rick was very instrumental in that and in bringing in Frank Paznar at the 12th hour." THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 197 -PAGE 17 ADVERTISEMENT Rick's there when you need him! Dear Rick: Once again ... thank you, thank you, thank you! Big Sisters is very grateful to you for again lending your skills and support to our Bid for Friendship auction. As you may know, our final total will be close to $10,000. The live auction was the highlight of the day. There were many comments concerning not only your professionalism but also your wit as the audience thoroughly enjoyed the easy banter between yourself, Ken Shaw and our attending dignitaries! We feel very fortunate having been able to call on you again this year, Rick, and once again thank you for your generous support. Sincerely, Marilyn Cummings Executive Director, Big Sisters of Ajax -Pickering Rick: We wish to thank you very much for being an auctioneer at the recent church auction. All proceeds are going to renovation of the church basement. Almost $4.000 came in. Without your endeavour, it would not have reached that amount. Thanks again, Marean Ward, Claremont United Church Women Dear Rick: Thank you for participating as a celebrity cook at the Pickering Springfest. Although the weather scared people away in the morning, the day turned out to be very nice and all those attending had a good time. The comments from the public were very pos- itive and everyone indicated they will be back next year. I know that as a Councillor, there are many demands on your time and I appreciate you taking the time to show support for Springfest, which not only will promote community spirit but raise funds for two worthwhile organizations. Yours truly, Andrea Shaw. South Durham Unit, Canadian Cancer Society Dear Rick: As we revel in the success of our most prosperous gala evening ever, it is only fitting that we thank you for your very important role in it. The 1995 Crystal Ball raised an outstanding $415.000. Needless to say we are over- whelmed but not necessarily surprised. Many individuals, including yourself, lent time, tal- ents and financial resources, contributing collectively to this achievement. Again, thank your for your friendship, goodwill and support. Donna Trella R.E.A.C.H. for the Rainbow Dear Rick: On behalf of the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation. I would like the thank you for host- ing A Day with Dave Golf Tournament at Cherry Downs. We appreciate your hard work and efforts in organizing such an event and were pleased to learn that the golf tournament raised over $12010 for the hospital. Your support will help the hospital provide high quality care to our community through the year. We are very grateful for your continued thoughtfulness towards the hospital. Thank you once again for your generosity. Yours eery truly. Shirley Freek. Executive Director, Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation Dear Rick: I am writing to thank you for acting as the auctioneer at the Founders Club Golf Tournament and Dinner. We were very pleased with the evening. It was a great way to kick off the golf tournament and I would like to thank you for your part in making the pro- ceedings so enjoyable. I am pleased to report that we donated $31.600 to Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada from the proceeds of the auction and hole sponsorships. This represents a large sum in terms of their fundraising objectives. I look forward to your participation in this event again next year. Sincerely, Jan Bassett, Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada Dear Mr. Johnson: I am writing to thank you for your participation in Global Relief's "A Night To Remember". Without people like yourself, events such as this would not be possible. As you are aware, the Remembrance Day Gala aids the children of war. Your warm and gen- erous support helped to make this function a great success. Perhaps we may have the honour of your participation next year!! Mark your calendar!! Thank you again for your great help. Sincerely yours, Dini Petty Honourary Chairperson, A Night to Remember Rick Johnson, Pickering Ward 3 Regional Councillor, at left, and Fronk Paznar, waste Management consultant, put the lock on ire gates at the Brock West Landp/l site following a successful battle to close the facility ADVERTISEMENT 1 ; r..". �` ;&1, ►:� �''�cw-- : , gam•-, 'x t t ..ti-. r ^'Sit-n^J ✓ —���,. EYt :� -.e? �' r'h` ( ,r, —, 4-t r—T�.. _ .�._ �~-� �1 �•_ : ..yam... _ ,.�', � ,.. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!! a t —k'�_ - -.. _ -- j :dl—Ica' -� ..I '� .ire rraei � GLASSSHELVES a _DAIRYIXJAL CLEAR COMPARTMENT 1 CRISPERS, ►___# . 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The structural system can suffer from sprains, strains, slips and falls or sudden blows which can result in either acute or chronic pain. Chiropractic care can help keep you in good health with regular spinal checkups as well as proper treatment if an injury occurs. Since chiropractic does not include the use of drugs or surgery, extended time off for recuperation is reduced and the high cost of medication is eliminated. If you sit for long periods of time at your job, take occasional breaks by standing or walking around for a minute or two. And if your work involves lifting, make sure your employer has the proper lifting equipment and that you use it correctly. Negligence is a prime cause of back injures. Since homes are the site of more injuries than anywhere else, be sure to apply safety rules there as well. Follow these simple guidelines and go ahead with the renewed enthusiasm and increased activity of the season. Spinal health through chiropractic can help you and your family feeling your best at all t u mes. YOURS FOR BETTER HEALTH, -n4 NATURALLY PINERIDGE NATURAL HEALTH Halloween Reminders Masks Can interfere with vision and breathing - use makeup or face paint instead. Costumes Should be highly visible at night - pick white or bright colors of flame-retardant material and mark with reflective tape. peals Should be checked thoroughly are. eaten. .. F • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1997 -PAGE 19 LASIK THE MOST ADVANCED FORM OF LASER VISION CORRECTION AVAILABLE TODAY Loser Vision Correction has been perfomried safely for more than a decade to correct nws#itedrless, astigmatism and farsightedness. XW IL AVAUM, lla, Hcsc LM RURAC"" SURGM111, VISTA M NOMUTE TOROMM Dr. Modeod and his stall at dee ashowo dke offer dee falo%* free opp- in iii es to go the facts oborr Lasa Visw Collectiorr. • ureeailug • corusuMoloa • educatioW WOd& ops Tomsk• appekhmert W ftr«dw-rant , I I*.. at (_90.5)7.21-_1.211 SEE :� _D�Itici Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, -lands on" approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Structural spinal misalignments could cause. • Neck k Back Pain • Sports k Dance Injuries • Arthritis k Bursitis • Sciatica i Hip Pain • Numbness & Tingling • Headaches • Allergies, asthma k other immune R system disorders FREE HEALTH EDLCAT10% Detoxification E Nutrition Tues. !lay. t 7:30 - 830 AL DR. MARYANN FRANKOP I N E R I D C E DC BABPEMEM NATURAL HEALTH • Brock Rd. k Hwy 2 • • PICKERING Because of ds many advantages, LASIK is fast repbcmg surface PRK. Below is a compaism of the two procedures. PRK LASIK Most patients have 2 — 4 days of AhTW completely painless. considerable pan after the procedure. Vision is blurred for 3 —1 days folowiN the procedure. YEsim can flixonte for 1-12 mof111ts. Eye drops necessary to coed the heairg process for 2 - 6 morldus. Most patients can comfortably drive Ow car widen 12 hours of having the procedure. Vision in most patients is stable after 2 - 6 weeks. Eye &w used for 1 week only. Mont' p1>0apm live visits necessary Very We aftercare necessary because to ensue proper hlarilg. of Errllknal he*q response. VI STA tri 11STiTITE Oshawa Cinic, 117 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario Il H 189 Let the OUNDS FA L L with the he 1P of a ,r0 BARIATRIC PHYSICIAN • LOSE 20 lbs. for Christmas • Eat regular store bought foods • One on One Counselling • Full line of Herbal Weltness , tfa� products available Your community Zellers Pharmacy Store... Everyday low prices. Plus, Club Z points! Where the Lowest Price Is the DURHAM CENTRE. HARWOOD AVE & HWY 2 1 ,-r.IJ-1.a __ _,e -.- - - - - -- - - -- - - - —IJ - - em fen w•ipht Loss a tMNr s of canaria the intelligent way to lose weight % Oshm 436-2122 Whit' 6VA-.M Pldcenng 42020 PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OC[ORER 26. 1997 Begin Cleaning Babies Teeth as soon as the first, tooth appears By Dr. Shelina A Dhanji, D.D.S. Dipl. Ped Dent. Dentists and pediatricians agree that it is best to begin cleaning a baby's teeth as soon as the first tooth erupts into the mouth. As your child grows, oral hygiene will become a natural and routine part of his/her daily activities. As soon as the first primary tooth emerges through the gums, it is advisable to visit the dentist. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists recommend that the first dental visit be scheduled no later than 12 months of age. At this visit, your PEDIATRIC DENTIST dentist will complete a thourough oral examination and assess your child's risk of developing oral and or dental disease. Parents should also receive counselling on nursing canes, prevention, injury prevention, oral hygiene and the effects of diet and fluoride on the teeth. Improper feeding habits (breast or bottle) can lead to severe tooth decay. The extent of damage depends on the contents, frequency and duration of the foods. Cavities can be prevented with proper feeding habits. good oral hygiene. a nutritious diet, and age appropriate fluoride levels. Fluoride has been known to reduce tooth decay and is available in many forms. In most cases, fluoride is found in tap water. infant formulas, certain types of food and in toothpaste. Parents should be aware of the level of fluoride their children receive as it varies greatly between municipalities. It is sometimes necessary to place a child on floride supplements however this must be done in consultation with your family doctor and dentist. TIPS ON PREVENTION OF TOOTH DECAY 1. Infants should not be put to sleep while feeding whether it be through a bottle or breast. 2. Encourage infants to dnnk from a cup by their first birthday. 3. Avoid giving infants juices or sweetened milk especially if they are drinking through a bottle. 4. Begin oral hygiene measures before the first tooth appears in the mouth. 5. Visit the dentist within six months of the eruption of the first tooth and no later than 12 months of age. To advertise in this feature call Chris at 683-5110 I MILEI SCW EMWa TO SMIX ABOUT? OISC0 - Wit S810m f • C"view m— UN-0-2Wons • Same day relines &repairs • &*rwg it sassft apps PICKERMIG DENTURE CUM Mdre Mar* D.D. (905) 420.2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD.. PMRWG Y o ECIDE surgery -- or Relief By Chiropractic cam ... "�"EDIFFERENCE! TRY 7 fE ' OPRAMCi DOFERTY CHIROPRACTOR & D MASSAGE THERAPY CLW 37 HARWOOD AVE. S. C (905) 427 6. Check with your local health department with regards to the amount of fluoride that exists in your drinking water. Welcomes our new associate Dr. Lara Chinery who would be pleased to offer chiropractic care. • Chiropractic Care • 'Massage Therapy • Sports Injuries Dr. Shelina A. Dhanji, D.D.S., Dipl. Ped. Dent. Certified Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry 1883 Kingston Rd., " : "•• • •• Pickering = ` ,�'��lid 428-9370 ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapy • Massage • Nutrition I><�, � � 21k Dom`' 831-8115 Aromatherapy Intro Now. 3, 7 p.m. -10 pm. wIh Wrl AI rotsy10.00 N9r11 C011f!!S Oga Register now. Apeaceful country reb+eat. W HIM &YOPM624 Highway 7 and Wetitaey ! t».ia. h= an..a Rrloerille l "51 1l-140 ,S1gTRY 4 4++41X,1D spEc4r9�� I DL SBEIINA A. DNIII)I & ISSOfU1ES PMRING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) • lain gas and sedallon • an�sN�esio • ploy area with sopor nintando • 24 how emergency service • hence spealting dw*W • no relerrals neceseary OTITIS MEDIA (Middle Ear Infection) Who does it affect most'! Children! Otitis media is the most frequently diagnosed illness in children between birth and three years of age. In fact, family physicians have reported that the first reason parents bring their children in are due to the common cold; the second most prevalent reason is middle ear infections. Research has shown that two thirds of all children have at least one ear infection by age three and one third have three or more ear infections. What is Otitis Media? Fluid in the middle ear. The eustachian tube, a tiny passage way between the middle ear and the back of the throat, keeps airpressure in the ear equal to the outside air pressure. The eustachian tube also lets unwanted fluid drain out of the middle ear. If the eustachian tube becomes inflamed or blocked from a cold, allergy or infection, it will not drain the fluid and the fluid may become infected. Sbould we be concerned about Ott Media? Yes! The fluid, which is like water at fust, may get as thick and sticky as glue if the ear is not treated Also, infection could spread to the mastoid bone and eventually might involve the Inner Ear. The fluid can also cause the eardrum to break open. Middle ear pathology can lead to delayed speech and language as well as disturbances in auditory processing and subsequent problems with academic achievement, particularly in learning to read. Children can be disciplined not due to "bad" behavior but because they are not hearingproperly. Social and emotional problems can result if middle ear infections are left untreated. What should parents look for? The child may have ear pain and fever. However, pulling or scratching the ears, head banging, irritability, listlessness may all be signs of chronic recurring fluid in the ear. Other signs Include misunderstanding directions, wanting the television louder than usual. What can your Audiologist do to help? If a child persists with recurring ear infections or chronic middle ear fluid, an Audiologist should become involved in the child's care. The AUDIOLOGIST can determine the type and degree of any associated hearing loss and can monitor the child's middle ear function through impedance measurements. Although the child's ear infection may have cleaned, the fluid may remain for months causing a fluctuating conductive hearing loss. In fact, research in 1985 revealed that: "70% of children treated by antibiotics had fluid remaining in the middle ear two weeks following treatment, 40% after one month, 20% after two months and 10% after three months." The hearing impairment may go undetected if the child is not monitored by an AUDIOLOGIST. "Silent" middle ear fluid often causes no other systems. than hearing loss and is very common in young children. See your doctor for a referral to an audiologist. .a�lix5�.r�....-... _ .. C _- ..Wi .... c..-`s3..:.'_��•w X�.�+�s�.%. .Yl•u+FrasdT+AHcr9,"r•..._. .-.. .. _._._ .. �� ... Y The Pickering Chiropractic Health Mission OUR MISSION The Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre is dedicated to Increasing Health Potential and enriching quality of life through Natural Health Care. DOCTOR SHARON PETERKIN and the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre would like to welcome Greg Quirk, Registered Massage Therapist to their centre. To the Ajax & Pickering Community 1 would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself, my name is Greg Quirk. I am a Registered Massage Therapist now working at the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre. studies at KiWwa College teaching Vhnic for two years. A massage therapist is a specialist in the field of soft tissue. Soft tissue is comprised of skin, fascia, muscles, liganounis and tendons. When massage therapy is used as an intervention to improve body alignment and function there is a need for understanding of body mechanics postural, structural and functional assessment with strategies that bring the body back into alignment. Many individuals benefit from massage therapy. Various conditions that benefit from the treatment of massage therapy include: headaches, carpal tunnel, syndrome, whiplash, TMJ syndrome, fatigued overused muscled, pre and post delivery and many other conditions including stress of day to day life. If you have any questions regarding Massage Therapy, please contact me. The ladies at the front desk will be glad to book your massage appointment - Co Sincerely, Greg Quirk Carpal Tunnel Syndrome What is it? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is caused by the used to flex the wrist and fingers. symptoms occurring typically at night or early in compression of the median nerve. This Today the incidence of carpal tunnel syndrome the morning and with use of the hands. compression is caused by repetitive stress or has greatly increased due to the prevalent use of Massage relieves pressure on the nerve by .train from activities whether occupational or computers in the workplace and at home. stretching the overlying fascia that covers the rccneatimml. An example of activities that cause Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome include nerve. Massage is used to reduce adhesions. this condition is typing on a computer keyboard. numbness- tingling in the palm of the hand, fibrosis or scarring, decrease local edema, and The median nerve inaervates the muscles that are thumb, index finger and middle finger. With thereby to normalim jmut bio -mechanics. Don't take for granted your ready for winter sports Winnipeg. MB-Winicr sports pose a higher nsk of injury if you don't take the time in advance to condition your body for the challenge, warns Winnipeg sports physiotherapist Anna Di Marco. DiMarco specializes in treating patients sidelined by the most frequent water sports injuries: separated shoulders. knee sprains. torn ligaments, pulled hamstrings and wrist fractures. "Don't take for granted that you're ready for winter sports just because you've worked out regularly all summer:' says DiMarco. "Your muscles likely need different conditioning for the flexibility and balance demanded by most winter sports. "I we far inose impact Injuries during the winter as opposed to the repetitive -use type injuries that an result from summer sports," DiMarco says- Avoiding the risk of spills that arc part of the thrill of winter sports may not be possible, but the right conditioning can reduce the odds of serious injury. Skiers, mora; than any other winter sports enthusiasts, we most likely to suffer injuries including strains, sprains and fractures. Workouts to strengthen thighs, hamstrings, gluten and abdominal muscles an help. "Be realistic about your abilities, particularly at the beginning of the season. until you get your skills back in gcar:' DiMarco advises. Before you sharpen the blades on your skates invest time in cxc•rcises such as big presses, curls and extensions as well as squatting routings. And resist the urge to "over do a" the fust few amts out. "I'hysiotbetapists, as experts in movement and mobility, can offer specially -tailored exercise programs to meet individual needs:, DiMarco ttotes. "We can help people fund the right combination of activities to improve their own physical farness and avoid int' " She also advises that spats must fit properly for maximum protection. This is particularly important in hockey where ill- fitting shoulder pads, for example, can be useless to prevent separated or brokien shoulders if you end ftp going into the boards, Parents of yotmg children who we learning to skate can give them extra protection with wrist goods like those worn by in-line skates, DiMarco says. Beating the wimw blabs is as important as staying fit through the long, dreary season. adds DiMarco, a veteran, of Winnipeg's deep freezes. "Stay active" she advises. "Exercise can help You cope with both the physical and emotional toll of winter. You'll find physical activity can help melte the wiaw go by inane quickly" A workout releases the body's natural anti- depressants. Gening outdoors in the sunshine and scenery, even an a haided basis, can also help to relieve stress. Less rigorous outdoor exercise, such as walking, pirrmem more hazards under winter weather conttitiM loc. o"Rempttbee• one give, yourself time to adjust to the physical stress posed by the winter eariroaateat. Don't assume you an workout as lout and as hard in the winter weather." DiMarco says. "You may think you're simply continuing your regular walks or runs, but physically it is not the same activity." Runners and walkers risk tepetmve strain injuries if they force muscles to adapt to uneven snowy and icy surfaces- Slipping and sliding an result is more us seriostraws and worse. DiMarco says. Before heading out for any outdoor winter activities, DiMarco has a few important tips to mmemlics - Spend more time on warm-up atretdung. The colder the temperature. the longer it takes to work out muscle stiffness. - Dress in layers and be ready to shed garments to stay comfortable. Wearing a scarf or face mask can snake it easier to breathe and prevent possible asthma -type attacks that can be broutM on by breathing frigid air. Anyone who suffers from asthma should always take this precaution. - Consider some new indoor activities such as aerobia, wall -climbing or even walking in shopping malls as alternatives to, or in combination with, outdoor activities. For further information contact, Anne Marie Leepcl at Whites Road Physiotherapy 42010647. I ffordable Dentures... one Goa Ressoa ro Smile REPAIRS (t hr.) ' Refines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTUM STABILITY NEIN PERMANENT, SOFT DENTUM LINER Wim SK DD, RICA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. DICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 42S-MO1 ARE YOU EXPERIENCING... Foot Problems? Leg or Knee Pain? • Low Back Pain? You May Need Orthotics Call Us Fora FREE Gait Analysis Difficu t Cases Well=* WE CAN HELP! A1100� T•W 51W So" Mia Dud= Ream sins 1949 .a.uftaa. 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Q" j ik�yr:.INS .. .IiiII11,00 121111 r r ji . •► « ¢ Vie, ,.. u.. .«.�+�j7V�� � . ��R�d��♦ i. PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, N!7 Al -Pickering Sports Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser SKATE XCH"GE Brock Rd. & Hwy 2 Pickoring (906) 683-3476 Pickering ringette tweens drop season opener to Sunderland PICKERING —The Pickering tween 'B' ing minutes of the game, with Sunderland while Pickering played two girls short -hand- od on a goal by Julie Ross, her second of the ringette team dropped a 5-3 decision to registering its first shot at the four -minute ed. Julie Ross scored the other goal. The contest. Sunderland scored two more goals Sunderland in the team's league opener on mark of the opening frame. Pickering scored score, however, favored Sunderland 3-2 in the later in the frame to ice the victory. Sunday, OCL 19. two short-handed goals in the first period, the first stanza. The goalies on both ends of the rink played Pickering dominated the play in the open- first coming off the stick of Melissa Gibson Pickering tied the score in the second peri- exceptionally well throughout the contest. Scoreboard �JUNIOR HOCKEY LE EASTERN DIVISION Standings as of Oct 20 TEAM G WL T F A PTS Oshawa Legiorwms 12 8 4 0 58 42 16 Pon Mope Buzzards 13 7 6 0 56 49 14 Pidrerng Panniers 13 5 4 4 45 54 14 Syraeusa Jr Crunch 95 4 0 46 41 10 WeRington Dukes 10 3 4 3 49 42 9 Our" Hawks 13 3 10 0 58 74 6 CENTRAL TEAM G W L DIVISION T F A PTS Thornnin Ratners 14 10 4 0 54 41 20 WMad Radon 10 9 1 0 66 33 18 Ifarkham Waxers 13 7 4 2 64 53 16 Noon York Rangers 11 2 7 2 34 52 6 91i Jr Pwtgurr 11 3 8 0 31 63 6 WESTERN DIVISION TEAMG W L T F A PTS Catedon Cane'Wis 9 9 0 0 65 21 18 Durham Husiun 13 5 7 1 60 71 11 s kmawde witdcats 12 5 7 0 47 51 10 Nrgva scervc 11 3 8 0 28 80 6 9neaDvr» wokrs 10 PICKE101ING 2 8 0 PMNTHERS 39 53 4 40, METRO JUNIOR W HOCKEY LEAGUE OCTOBER SCHEDULE Srurd % Oct 25. Pldw a ig Pohli mps at Port Hope Bumrds Sumer Oa 26 Hurftwft Wi'Oraas r Pklw Pariahs FrOyt Oct 31 Shelburne Wave at PtkwvV P1000 " "Pte errs hawse genas are at to Pkhwl Reaeeron Cars on - Ffi ty all Sm1ly r 1§0 - Geste arms ave 7.30 p m PICKERING METES BASKETBALL LEAGUE R suft Iran Oct 20 WASTERS DIVISION - GAME ONE Metarve Prripes 51 vs. Mud ►M's 43 TOP SCORERS Wnsnie Ptsir jss: Rudy Finlu 17. Karat VIMrr 12, Bruce Bard 10. IAA Men's: Jaen LaraM 13, Greg Cassidy 9. Roy Orfs) mean 6. GAMETWO l/tn Ka we lrrtaanoe 45 vs G4ft1r*ys 23 TOP SCORERS 141 KIF IM Don L4ely 15. Al Sakats 12. Dew Bayles 6, Gdrviro Roy Fort 9. Geoff Jars 6. Bob NOirbd 6 GAME TIS Club Los; 46 vs. 6kioy Busrse Systems 37 TOP SCORERS CND Lamy Glen Soon 12, RueWn DeRanos 12. Fuerst Gob a Enrol, Boo Friar 13, 1-" MrJrer 10. Roger Ywig 6. II0110411ASTERSs DIVISION - GAME ONE Mud Hsns 67 vs Maur Prngla 80, TOP SCORERS Md !Ml's: Caned Ons 30. Roy Causer 15. Mir Slsp Brow 10. Merry A stet B wr McLean 26, Owifty Beaiap 15. Ya1bn Reece 7, GAME Two Pt v" Aub Serve 59 vs. Garro ys 38. TOP SCOTERS Powys Orn Taylor 11. Akinao Siang 10. Reibw Firm W i 9 Galr+oyY Reyrwtls VIM&a 12. Derwer Delay 10. Vascm gide 6 GAMETHREE Merioe Pb,tafo E vLE&Aad Haft a 43 TOP SCORERS lnatrwtrs Pallia Orr+ OdAw 15. VVaern Darrel 13, Evrel C3101,101414 9. EFAod Ckwn Fords 21. Don Dug" 9. Platy Vrirws 7 i,AIIIE ATSKY�OME FEATURING: a Stone Cold CMAAWPOW Store AuetinT" • hlsr+rt a The PatriotTe' "Hit whin" HartT" • One HaItT" • UndertakwT" • Mee1wTY • siha wccw liT" A much fl"MI Tickets are available as SkyDorne Office (gate 7), all isnaWnW. outivs a Charge -By -Phone: 416-870-8000 or 416-872-5000. Gtt aI►M rel t#e ax ww wf Dom O tri? Tkan Sent, br- Al ftft Ilte nerd Card in*d p amp BUSINESS BUSINESS S _N S S BUSINESS C S SS S l:C t3LiSi\IESS pszE�s SN BUSTYE S S I_'VTLIF S S. ' S !V S B N S. ' I S S S YOUR PARTY AND SPECIAL EVENTS HEADQUARTERS Now kwerdory - Now Yana"am t ASK ABOUT ALL - INCLUSIVE TENT PACKAGES - NEW FOR'96 AJAX - PN:KEFM OSHAWA F-1 I Pii N611 I• I MOECT LME) 361 MARYMM kelt IWLSON a wrxrtr0an $59.95 / sweep Mho Caps a screens also available. ' 831-9963 CLEAN SWEEPS SAVE t5 with this coupon exp. Nov. 30197 Anewera for Sargeant's Rentals It's a new day at Sargeant's Rentals in Oshawa. Now under new ownership by Brad and Kim Wadsworth, this well known Oshawa company has Sone through many changes since 1une- "We are now specializing in party rentals," says Brad. "We will no longer be renting costumes, tuxedos or wedding gowns," he 1 explains. "V1te want to concentrate ron being the best supplier of party needs in Durham Region.- Brad egionBrad las more than 10 years experience in the business and las 1 brought in many new items and added a new fleet of trucks to the 1 C0°pany "We have over 30 colours of 1 liners, upgraded china and ddler- ent varieties of cutlery," he says. "Nle 1 are ofiering free delivery within Oshawa and Whitby for orders are, s65 and rm available 24 hours a day by pager." You an order over the phone or visit their shtomroam at 361 Marwood Drive. There yowl) see various table settings and a new item that will dress up even the most plain chair. "We have chair covens in many colours that slip right over a fold -up or wooden chair," says Brad. "11hhey really dress up a special occasion making an inexpensive chair look very elegant." Brad wadaroi di is dw ow ownw of Swg@w is Raiteft In Os um& Sarvewws can sed up a party of eight or groups to 3AK They rave more tan 600 eight foot tables in -sock and hofs and loll of differ- gold bal400m "We also have new pole lents with French wallows which are perfect for dace who pWa an out- door affair," says Brad. "lUey're rainproof, windproof and a gnw escape from the sun. All prices include set up and take down." For your added convenience, when you rent dishes, glassware and cutlery, all you have to do is scrape them and put them back m the boxes. Sargeant's wiH take are of all the cleaning. They abo carry a full, line of cWmnng supplies such as ovens and barbecues, claf ig dishes, B trays and punch bowls. If you're planning a party, book as early as you an and put down a small deposit. The rest an be paid on the dale of delivery. "We want to carry on a tradi- tion of service that was started by Vera SaWarrt 36 years ago," says Brad. *V* want to be Durham's fast choice for party supplies because of our great service, with the help of many of Sargeant's hang -time employees, quality rentals and com- petitive prices." For more information about Sargeant's Rentals call 571-1011. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS CASEMENT (gos) 579•2222 wn conipw. Swecom oN TlT ACf1011 viryl wrtdows a Doom • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY a am WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • wuto DOORS •STORM! DOORS • NEW C0NSTRJCTION WINDOWS XNAMN2M WAYNE YOBLLE SHOWN00M HUrCHINSON `1011 Kora ST w SALES. SERVICE a owrirw. ONTAMO INSTALLATION qua" ttmm 579-2222 •rapt. TARGET YCMR AREA WITH THIS 6 WEEK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNI *FREE EDITORIAL!* Call your inside Sales Department for all the C7220e6 Cmuthww fmw per 30 NFAV4 s airy. : nsrrM � N -W w On" ' 1 Darr AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. 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AM audios notices that are published in one of our pt ' ,aMlw wi a wak* be fed on ft phone IN. Forhdm A84 a ■ 7545 1 arkom lMli W6 X01.1 15 T11E NEWS ADVEiCMM SW4MV, OCI0111ER 241911- FACE 2S %59EE� �AnR 69 zoo RoWlkindlee ke & Snow 11 prised from 4899h P145/80R 12. Sears reg. 61.99 An oggnessrve tread block design offers wiKrced traction in all winter driving conditions including ice, snow, slush and wet roods. Skw4 bebed for durobd-*y and puncture-es+suonce combined with a smooth, comfortable - -�e 1970000 > s The f" �'!S Introductory offer. A mud and snow -rated all-seoson kvod design provides improved handling in all weather conditions. Two steel belts help prevent bruises, punctures and swne damage for dependable driving. *37000 wes !tale bias thaw ftm. Nsa w, w "M ftm is Nasal„ me. w.. R "l7, vis s let 11121 CapyrigM 1997. Sam Canada Ise. • Teachers inconvenienced yam' •. P� Ned, SAFE, FUN, PWC for tom chg*ef? AUND Cfl fft MASM ICE SSRQns ScdaoPh is offering (f(r ages 7 & up):Y Dked Lirw tta MAMWORK Kids Public SkatingAKids Shinny Jr. & Sr. Movies. Fx�eCl 111011°, f nf►t Sears Doing � For Table Top Hockey. Adult Supervision two420-0271 ONLY $20 for the day. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ' 1�g�c�n Bring a lunch or buy one at our cafeteria. -Fri Drop-off C� Eeais p -off lam to 9:300m. Pick-up between 4pm & 6P mMon 4124MO4 Markham "Tassm°ro (1 min S. of Sleeks) Videos dor W Btoekbustw Vfdso 5221 H" 7. MwIthot^ Nle're opett: Yon.- Fri 5 00 aim -X42 0! O Ext. 250 a 251 PAL, Sun. 12 00 twat - 6.Op p.ta �.,. .. :tam ' 1Fi: -'� a,.i :�.;.ta3.~'[it:2'ttt4s�.r:A:'-�:t.�:�L►�t3!r - .. t�.tt•r+�+. _a -_�, --��:ae.�aslt • s s �•srtttt i� t' PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 197 Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. 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Start learning TomoRRow► 831-8167 P'ikrnrrg and Whit6,y Lampuses Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. =OBC ONTARIO s1/SINESS COLLEGE Ontario Business College (Oshawa Campus) Requires an Instructor For Our Medical Office Laboratory Assistant Program Successful candidate roust possess: • A postsecondary de7eeidyiorra, or equivalent, in a related field. • At least 2 years related occupational e:periertce • Excela mihen and oral comutiatim sltils. • Pnor wperience fauk o V adA leamiri% an asset. We thank you in advance for your interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls accepted. Please forward restunes in person or by fax no later than Monday, October 271h, to: The Dean Ontario Business College, 200 John St. W., Suite 4201, Midtown Mall, Oshawa, Ontario. LW 4B5 Or fax your resume to: (905) 576-3740 576–!171 >! 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Call Today! 14800-548-0546 1ti�WI N E •: : SHOPPE :arlada's Retailer of fine wines has openirgs for ertthlsiMM Ind 11exible part time WINE SHOPPE REPRESENTATIVES or our kxcaiion in Ajax. We're lookiig for people who knot WW it marts b gibs outstanding cusboler service. Must b nwiable for days, evenings, and weel(endlL N oiler: a very compeli`vs hour* raft an 08 p ngim groat group of People b oak with a1 fto bainh yt:61 need b be suxessli with us we drop ymw resume in person between 10:00 A.M. I I P.M. at The Wine Shoppe totaled in Cloveridge Mall Weeny Road Sours. MWO we 111WA at appticarMs who appy% we Will any repo► to II'low urldtr conodwallim Colio Estate Wines Part -Time Retail Opportunities Brock Rd. N., Pickering. Apply in Person with Resume; Collo Estate W nes 3570 Brock St N. 'AWtby 430-4859 Required immediately by freight brokerage firm. International (USA -CDN) experience an absolute must. Please send resume and salary expectations to: P.O. Box 45 Pickering, Ontario UV 2R2 0 r~ PAGE - n THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, oCTOSER 26, 1197 1 General "00 A 1 sdr. Nerrlpartt shed Mee shad Help Shred MMP Ail ee GeMwM w4 stn T { X 12 SNDOHDHI TANLE n PERSONEL NAIRSTVUS regwred. IWV put -time with experience 1« HVtettitaMl Con- sultan. Our cftK. one a ate HVAC Stam and knomb- Joseph's Hairstyling. Oshawa top 3 murk-mtlorol aqertces� ERS Centre App1Y m person. or is seeking individtW wnfthphone trnnct. Ad or on bo Fd 723-4251, ask for Joe. prom sales track recofd -not ! LNTNNO NMI Imagine a a- t divi.fon M New Ix ty, Gf01pe anend flow divisonneer BOInItEadwO�PrEERATOORR with flexible hoas..out ustry scan -up Mdustry experierrxvenal yrs drrvip experience Howe standing income. .and per. not needed. MrN tram. Star - LTELEMARKIETERS ryI .atn.fadim of doing a job right Materquality is im-borough 32K rase . Com- mission. Fax 116 750.3187. CO�DTEI 3 itis Mhz Mul i- portamto famtles MW homes SnaN invesilwert !� Part Mk Will train youWe will Sklbd hAme' Lgmn Mew ft, fl, I supply lads and even 2 tip- Hebn $ ponmmems every ev -ii; ,forbusy moved 9 You supply ee effort. dedia- A HOIIIZONTAL Boring MNI 445 tion and coi mem We are Operator. minimum 5 years EARN IIP to $20ftw tram the of de*.sfep in ale of on- tano Our OrntI r , i has multi- experience as gown, ma- dknisi. CNC experienced an home Limited positions For Dked 204010 n 6 nnontan and asset We offer excellent A -Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers igrowth continued pack - Wanted immediately to run into the�nM C century Come AV Phone f« an appointment Canada and U -S A. ICC Medi- ppinin inti! (No Investmem or 905-579-9721 or tax resume al. Abstract. CVOR abstract Trainog Fee ) CantKh Water to 905-134.6878 PR Engi- and police clearance, paid System Inc Cal for mmrview neerng Limited. 249 Toronto Wavers. breakdown. loadirpt at 905465-8483 Ave. Oshawa OH 3C2. unnl0adnp pay, competitive Also Wages paid wire d F YOU are not making 54 AUTONOTME Professiona. with A -Z reg905- and week. call us. Oshawa Com- Self motrvated a in - owner owner operators 905723 needs full time people dnMual with strong sales background Call 8 vanes wlltn position. Ask refined. Dan br L"ne a 721-0299 5794000 APPLY NOMI Openings avatable up to $1375 per M LOVE to decorate- Totally CNC MILL OPERATOR. After - to start. must be over 18. cartropol Interiors is lootrnq for noon spm Man 3 years ex- regwred Cal for Interview consultants to market silk perien e in set-up i pro - (905) 5713533 pgnK trees, and aeoemnes :1 0qnraamnuinnwinnngp Fanuc type cored Fa more hulonr tae Pal Competitive wages to com- CARPET CLEANERS needed (905)438-0128 mensurale with ewe Must nave own car 5400i Fax riswne to 905127. war Cal 579-7614 IWL TECHNICIANS and Es- 49m (Alai) tMraans. space avaulabk to CARPET CLEANERS needed rent in busy lair satin_ all COMMERCIAL FOIIErAN. Part time Must have own 434-2992 experience in blueprint reW- equipmentaced 6D6-9160 Mus1 ee n MMMAiERS. mature stud- � Good , ems Part time tekinaAamq anud suOeMeil; skirls San posMens avanabk b these 18 stake.. y(fixible, hours. sows M" of age and older $7 per ale,, , work Fax resume to hr At haimrg paovxkd to Darryl 416-z92-7600 ndude Hoa Who quwy Call (9d- , p an and work 6194M bavi" 1 and 51 wa rertoa. Onpro Dud to arrange an interview, Guam =0- OW BROKER need- COMPUTER SKILLS neces- ed ApxMmnby arta Snow- sary to team 1memory and pbrrgln snows areas wMh own Sales k%=SOlt Access and Ir"Ca, Fax into o (9051 434- Internet Skills FHA $110 Time VF4"ff*m With sinal - SBP -M-1. rake oft teen- -M" in wanted PounOs a bky14 rrm0 anti lard work, good DWaMs and future Ap- positions il Look Goad i Fell Gnat. 100% Ratura a Guaranteed ply www swp wm (905)571-5063 HVAC Stam and knomb- UW STAFF regwred Apply lion Tedrmcam rglnktd M person 1C Vida. at ale Ker- Nina hake own bft own ry inn. aft 11 411-7 pm 967 trnnct. Ad or on bo Fd 1sRdAa a$- w�� 879D Daw5) MAITEDf Rikibk Gins 'AZ- BOInItEadwO�PrEERATOORR Truck Drat With neenww 1 JJIG ry rnewnth yrs drrvip experience Howe br Hod noon (!OS 12{ 2! envy dq CAN (905)-728- LICENSED MWn7WAL ebe- 6566 sary 1,: ltam nvenw" awl San Microsoft Access and WANTED Experienced Donut SfICBn 3 - 5 years expen- ova 3 - 6 MOM t peead In klrrwe" tknlK rnec..early, Fill Bakef r«weekend night Sar Bickgrard n eAru Tine ewpkoyment wo sear conWtiiy r Ifwtts Call Tim Horton 7i, 1 ferweW Ave Alex. 9056/3- werla�wbdntna,p rPLC. b0tbra10A1- m4 �ry Cas 137-60iOapappoint- appoi- area ►aid .oak. gttennpt1 ad haws Ap smr ply, www nwplre.a Ca 6197 �_ ONb Heb1 �) Nomp1w r01MPUTEN USENS! row_ 1 Sue NeWd Dtuerll Copy a mat disks b. ashl OUT$= SALES REP Dur A1TEMT� ��� RUSH SASE To LL Mood. 60-e A 6 c, Rodd East. Site tine a1lurea. new omm. $4k• POI~. expirennct d-1 niwque products dEOK a Mrssarpl. Oar l4Z ken Fat to 1057 _ a Meat Trawwq peovldMO CO�DTEI 3 itis Mhz Mul i- 2151 Qum SRI (nam in SnaN invesilwert !� EARN 5656 a week tram MR APM) am 20c n WFM weweape hAme' Lgmn Mew ft, fl, I black lacifuaed with Dench "AT -rite- Dental Aastat/ process�l" k76 shut To 4 O am SALES-ADMIN-FRl)AY forq ,forbusy moved 202-661z. .mal off ce m- be sharp Pew Oiled Must W. c- frame. -7 bacligirourid. blue ad venaak o kap up we Logic perm an 11-3112 EARN IIP to $20ftw tram paper. salter people regrat home Limited positions For basic Cipe,"onts ad cow /fRM T Part-time re tree night SASE b MDA 1355 Kingston Rd P 0 1355 liver p1try Reay with salary cepboesvaSSWAM needed Box 66103. P1Clerwg, Ont 457 Mksb" Rd for Huhu Care Pidlawolar5 L1V 6P7 S llnwt t6 Ail of ice Snuklar re- gwntd Evenwgt ane Sawbry �IIONERY mususe op- eraor will train ngrx ptrSon stn work regwwed Fyu rt some 905.428.3527 NEEDED with expenence in nail extension for L'Atbtudes P",enng Town Centre to (905) 420-1440 ESTHETICIAN/ NAIL TECH wanted part time ' or rental basis. Scarborough/ Pickering border. Call (416)282-0921 SIIOwpblr i IOaOer 0w-. nn.nbo for Brock Paw for aria of 97M Appy in per- sm with abstract A Patrol yard - Ask for Bind It 11 or Wephone (613)966-2022 movers witted. Licence an asset. Part-time. Phone 905- 997-4437 EXPERWACED hairStyYSt walled for busy Salm in Dur - haw Centre. Apx. Good w W ns. Car (905) 6198057 her stylist MQWW for emanate full Imre positorr Please appy within. Oshawa Contra Hau.yk- wt 7284623 - - TELEKUK TERS warned work from office or honrte. compensation pad hourly or Dia commission. Cal 579- 2537 ask for Karl TUTORS Nailed For Primary and Secondary Mtn i Sc- once . parbettary Grade 9- 0 0 A C Math at sbdenl s tow in Dwrnam AI&n Ex- , A hourly rale Cat Pat. A -PWS 7vionwg (905)666- 0823 Ionic message MW sere Iry I ANaar MIF Sart Nap for Security company. earned salary concussion • bonus Call 9115-721-1607 NES �By- Etmer enad Trawerrg Safes Paps, wYnty waded for our rnra bawd display adverbs - Ing OF cotpay. Plast be We to timed wotpgit On- lano. www own tamlL0ArlNIAmm, and able to Act ititititQ1- ' HOMO oAMwissial paid an aahq ad now accounts. Excellent Apportaray for s4a- soned sake reps. FW ewe positions oily. Cal Mar' A SpwAftu 705745.1 OW Bele. wp .eft hours std reswae to File 048 PO /ox 461. Os& wit. Onrano LIN AS PHARMACIST, tm*4me posy thorn 1 tour east of Toneift an Like Ona*. COw*oftn ed pharmacy attractive Meaner - awn Ex, -- boaft and WWlono cormoone VM Inge independent M�l�reiwgw�to it Kicaft am Cal collect (9051372-7171 PKMTMWFFin WOor et pan a Sum positWW (416) 441250. n- amp- CAeEfIN� Room IM our howR 1 yon old am boys, Must have ECE doom Weekdays law Saw. Med". 571-0751. VRAFT KRAFT Canada At KRAI~ I' we focus on our mission of providing good food and good food ideas to consumers.As Canada's leading manufacturer and distributor of packaged food products, we take PRIDE in the quality of our products and our people. To achieve our mission, we are committed to a work environment where Team Work and Learning is recognized. Currently; our operation in Scarborough -has opportunities for: Production Team Operators ... to take responsibility for the operation, maintenance and process control of our packaging equipment, quality of our products and involvement in a shift team environment. We are looking for people who enjoy working in a team environment, have strong interpersonal and technical skills, and arc ready for an opportunity which offers challenges and responsibility. Preference will be given to candidates who have post secondary education and experience in an automated production environment. Please send resumes to: Kraft Canada 1440 Birchmount Rd. Scarborough, Ontario MIP 2E3 Re: Files 100 We thank all applicants for their interest. We rtgret that no telephone nor agency inquiries will be accepted. V6c will contact only those individuals scicctcd for an interview. ELECTRICIANS / APPRENTICES and anyone employed in the electrical constructiort industry IBEW LOCAL 894 IS PMRESTED IN VOU!! Our Union Hall will be open to talk to you. Come In and ask whatever you wish to know about Us including: • Job rtunitlea • Be Xi / Pension •T OPEN HOUSE Every Thursday might 5:00 - 8:00 pen No appointment necessary - 1M drop by BEIM Local 894, 26 Carlo&" St, Unit 1, BownuraiM, ON- LIC 3Y7 Pteone: (905) 62341M Fake: (905) 623-1091 FORMULA FORD (Jen"W a" Spe caked Class "A" Mechissaics New w afailgewew/ - New ideas! We are looking to expand and Nils require lease piayers who are predrrtApe aced gMd+h cole5ciewce. Ford ezperwaice as asset Cowtact: DEBBIE CROOKS Ph~: 839-6666 Far: 8394WW oryr t 1Lrn w ter HOUSEKEEPER - /�14 IS 22 yews evwtMP)t H PM- panae, n our now Orn- Mr► 3-1/2 i 2yr. dol. day - M n and 3 10r 2 boas, lave-otAlktlh. LAvitg, mer - 7 MOlf and 3 years. Noce Beac� sMoba, relawlces. Rot- Dmmtimmis�, rtoM-sitloker. balk and Fick. Call W - 4N0 bore. M. -Fri. Baw�pM. Carhlb"noa Pkimatima 116-375-2232. Brite -"".ft AWMMO SALES ASSOCIATES (tip lo 24 tours par Weei ACTMEDIA is now hiring dynamic, self starters with excellent people skills to promote an exciting new wireless telecommunications product at various retail outlets across the greater Toronto area. To become part of this exciting industry, fall or fax your resume to: Attn: Retail Program (416) 743-8740 Ext. 398 1-800-665-5426 Ext. 396 Fax: (416) 743-0885 mwv� DAYCAI. b my wine. ow bodofty. 2. Near SL %Wind SdW IS Val- 1yhm. Fria No. cal 905- OW1874 AFFMWMU, 1-96 day- care za%W in rte Hwwoodr 41 aa. Newborns wel om. NO ketoles and attics. 1W en, ,, ad reuipa. Call Agnes GB6- M. BABYMTTINB in a beafilW. ocoozzyy Wm. in pidtailg. ANo- ntalFrlctl. Excellent rales. all ages. Call M-1248. FLI AO MWS by arm. mom will do afford" day - are retxII . n trttbus mals andslackn- s, toll-tiawpa time. all ages. Cal (905)420 1896 �tiAetYr MI ails. TAW4 dsom to Lester B. Pets, Net auk caft Cat 1 now goon. ills Mew tie us- N1l. 11lNMBN AIN 11MV et ala. Relable dW= &al - able in my boML ANsidMMe ranMall: Frwelk (* Film d 42F2Q6 6MARE NOBLtE h=L mow CPR - peyam , set fte. RMMiI a1 ass, vel MEW TLC,aeseNw- W-4012 MBTIB of 2 WdCOM S tie ages. Ydae i pit Mss aid, ddaiMd to yewWwts i Meds. Hnwoodnll.y 2. (905)M-2� n Babb f Nib Low el daycare: to Mrurati b 12 yaws. Darty outings ONVed bwkWd and park). crafts. am Bate. 0M. nu - 00= mak i snacks. Fret Aid. C.P.R. nxnified. Non - Smoking. recdpts. 905-428- 1244. • OayCen Awntikw• SOUTH Ana, full day, mom- ngs. Punch. aura spoof sw pervision. at daring .tend leaI er .'frit Pea aid. park kip. calls. 4n! 477.2356 Sam AJAX, R N. ECE esti . oats kenoeplbwl ave. e Large 0 Vara nooswuslio en- menet 14 f ewes cep . Lumped no Of. 905483- 7MB 1 Eau/rywewf WAMJ ED MOrtM willing to provide pr1hise not in home or institution Rasonta- rasa Car(905) 05.704 W mn)987-3157 1 PdWROW ANNIVIiILtl� TTYe1�i� NIST - top Sa q �y Ave. �- DURIMM FW&VX 0 427-5278 FNiVIBOO for .age. Car (105)725-3117 FNE1eBe. nacd- MY Dist gWMy hardwood. 9M - seemed exha lag ewt ptiy tuneaaed, at i tort nonedl aeacureaent.free 1216 Ira Fkwtod. "5-753- ENI- m PAM LM W i Finswnbod Cat* 4'x1'x12'. 560: 4'td'x/1r. yes Estee- 1~ statr1~ ism Days 705-277- 3W. EWNW46 905434- Me6 Ent delivery to Opium aria ftpBei WW FONMWK- Mdeno $300, asfser Soo, swktp s $to ane lett, enc. days Man* 416- 96t -9e{4, 000p 5O 4712 CUM CaEAM Aolond ndbW. $196.. 3 MOW coadl,moft Bow $350. Lim er MOL MOW$ -M4 LNNltei SASE- 3 YR old while KONOW Rug, 30' d $Ckfc $325 090. 118* 1tr, 12 ear $am Cow& Want Car seal. dOW ft Mgr. Ly1619-ISK � 11 Imm end wAAiMO 2OdK� iMBL tie fIANA� dow rwI is token ers boom sa New I, - , appears. G aMy Plus Doors H NENSNEY Noun me - 4, s7and " ItM°OdMIMe°y woo $1,000. sea all for S3,000. rill A 725-0816 ed. I. 10' TABLE SAN, No new. $500. Madded wavy duty WMy box for PN back $60 d alar 610 PIM. (416) 566- 2649. OVAl1FTED 1NTOR/A w, 1 X { POOL TABLE, white.P'idxring aa. Gnada 4 10 { day or hoaySpecial-fig in comes with alxessorws. FmKh7160iilf. History. Cal $1,000 or best otter (905) 6ll6-6175 great carillon, seven ties. 3 rakes. one full set each of snooker and eight oats and nater.. $1,500. 1-416.725 4/07,1-905-430-164 dark d. $10 . suite, Bark wood. ii5{O0g0 4 -Seater count i dnir, $225. 1991 Sea -Doo SP i 1rater, SM. Call 905136-2966. A-1 Now CONTENTS, in- York bench prem Dig plants etc. can 639-5319.' AJAX ONMNEY SWEEPS. wood/ail clumney deankg and repairs. we suppylmstall pest scraps and caps. FREE ESTIMATES 656-7741 -leave ffesw ANTXM cream colour sofa and vvtrlgbidt chair $450 o b.o.. antique raaer-tdp ta- bles be Oink Ia19e dap limm $100 o.D.o. 579-M B&M GARAGE DO= Openers installed $49.99 re -pair broken springs, cables. locks, rollers, new doors available Full Warranty 416-501-8728 205 75 R14, brarud new on rims 5100 066.973{. CARPET OnoKER„ 100X. Nylon thick. plush, stem n- srstam carpet For 3 rooms. only $36900. Price ncr0es 30 Sq yds carpet it*- pad aid instaRarorn in yaw Ionic Fra OrotatiAmm . in your horns. he arrest, no paynnot for one ISA year Damn, 1-800- 217-0104 caIrm - lots or alga. 100% moon. MW Stan re- laee " 0 - On hand. I we arpp 3 rooves. SM Pira muses carp e . pre- mmm pad. expert inspse 60. pst dervery. free esit- mms (70 yaw) Iionnae IWZ314 CMrM SALE: Loft of car- pets tog% now thaw re - wase. arca 3 rutMs SM (30 >R yu.) Waft t. cm pnu ped and Mast sat Fite cOmo s. carpet npaus Serval DnwnwM and seironmmdmm0 aria Saw 905- ew1772 CAIIPEM ury chits eta Sae. new 1017% fellow. "a marr extra -Mt cam and save. carpet Stars at $1 227 wit ndad Mh3 Ona111w OM srknt. Swrlw decourt. sapstaceow For yew If" al -bow ~"Norm nit Mete (MW-4040 IN (416)22422/ CLEARANCE SALE . Entire Carina of Mad snip 'SOX OFr Paas. Spwnlle ad Ott Mond yems, and ncron.kis ad ac wbooks ad bm Pot Perry its - 2W Aar i GtNi FM -M CLAIM awdF aW. ANNulls .pwdestkq n ac- com b. For tion itllor- 3 oia� please call (91s) sm ® Ameba ttrhned 1 ArHltfea INMt11d r sec ea everyN ind: antiques, Tate furniture. Hoyal Doulton, Hum - mels, Moorcroft, good china d plass. old toys, collec- tions 3 other imerMng articles Durham's largest auction since 1973. ' Us Capelry A Pit (115) ii3-IIA1: In IM) 576-22A 1 ee or Bele 1 Sue COMPUTER SALES. service. Wgrades. Pickup and ddmv LOCAL BNINOR CO. ,deah le poem 150'. sMrwoan display Ooas, mir- 49 156'. $499. Prhlters $19. 486's � nags. Can custontin. Phare (gal 571 5291. Great Deals ask for Stephen (416) 615 -Gips. CO�DTEI 3 itis Mhz Mul i- media systems Inuring 28 e1111 1 SALE - PRICED 1d- M rronfl«. Cutin color print- quick sale. Piano (Samiek) er Wm 95 SL375. MUNWMN black lacifuaed with Dench kits 24 x bo rom plus 16 bit New $3.500 Safe $2.500 sound . $159, other firmA Sota Rousseau (Duan lots from 129. Other too mhtr Ann Style) caved wood "ems with monitors am frame. -7 bacligirourid. blue C Pxkaars. $99. Exit 432 aWd rose > it p� 011101. Phone (905)697-3059. mo aagee-- G�ral Rech (v Ne) one year new. 15.2 cu. ff. re - CONTENT full site wash, elect Iriperator. rutile - type easy aryer. woodstae. fridge. dean. washer and�ry� Cost stove. 7 Pee. light oak. 4dains, new 53.199. Sacnlice safe 52.199. firm Appliances seed wood din. mite. couch. available December 3rd. Baia, 905.509.4555. CAJ905) 665.9601. PLANOs-CRANOFATNB CONTENTS MOM. luml- CLOM. 4011 eirthelay Sale fire. 26 TV. coffee lend la- aril November 3051!1 New a auras (rlpright uswbks Paso set, sm pMh. Grill key - pants.,replace. garden plants., bbourds'. Nva sure? 1t to enpq et 905 428-3343 own V , 'I'l nn of TELEP PIANO evwlags. docks Cis 433-1491 STB It HAN" APPLMMC- ES. New/Used (2-7yrs) Quit - 4 aIIph a Competitive prion Open Sunday. 362 hwid St (905)432-7167 FILTER. 3 wAee1 cart. Nice new. $1.500.12 R came. Sports Pal. 5275. all 436- 0141 06 -CANNON. L2 Video cw ea. asking $1399 010. Ro- bred DXY Paten 5399 Kura kibne, tart dgaw 5199 Larry 9M7211,-3076. mes- SW 00ftM TIRE Cheaper i Baia mr West disc Me. Maw AC wdit. fang TOK?ta, 1-1/2 "Paw Dont► pnestor, wadMreaekrg pnwp. wood spot. fid dewier Phone 1.905-686-9110 NIRTNB MFLE - Tela WNW Tad DLX 30M. open sea 5000 WA. N5-571-7102 caw 530 pin 0 neer a fGtrbM SIEDNAR (IN" Wooden sheds 8 X 8 Dim kin, only $299 plus tax. May oder sura and styles available. Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. For mors rib. dl 905-610- 2093 DAKMM FURNITURE .. Check out our tip SPE- CIALS SOLID OAK TAk sets..W 36164' SO ped OW w 1x1r ext AND 4 SOLID OAK Mrnrveror Arrow V c..SALE PRICE 5599111 Or a SOLID OAK 4OX80 da laww Zx10- aL I1K0 5 SOLD OAK Window Avow V c .SALE PRICE 51199111 Sie ft sallnp on all offer t" sets ad BUM a Hitdb- a Why buy veneer when you an bay 100"x. SOLD OAK11 the are no feet a Wmy�oul- W WE ARE THE NKGTOIRYM TRADITIONAL WOODWORK - MG 905-915-{771_ VAN OM STONE Itrrrts. metal shelving. std- war. etc Pias negmabke all 4211- 0007 MASIBLIDiyer W", ). fns. sue. heavy duty. $330 for de Mowrgl Car 9054190380 - 1 Aft a Cngb To enure that your 'Bazaar or Bake Sale* is advertised on time, sunply Call one of our cheery ad -visors are they will advertise it in our Ajax Pickering Classified Section for a very low rate. Call 683-0707 for assistance! TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL Armed /wtesapais ed awlio BeaaAr Sort Nal. 1, 1-4 pm 4101 Repack A tYbi* fiem sedr well+, mfflm t1A bwkeft� 6.44 "Mile, iNeernm"sdfp & Tor a castle idit in 1041 naafi& !rS-fid-33Sd Durham College Gift & Craft Sale Sadtrday, November 1 & Sonday, November 2 10 a.m• to 4 p.m. $2 Admission (children under 12 free) j 2000 Simcoe Street North Oshawa One of the largest in Durham Region. A great place to do all your Christmas shopping! ._ _...---�. ..---.�sr�-�r.rrc� _ _ - , �:.-.. �:.�'..ar'L.. -. ;:;•_ s,�wi.e..r .y. ^ _ _ �i!Yuwaw1�i11�a.::K'.L?r-xw_5 _a:, rt r1'�••_ .. -� . ... .G'•:�r ` �wi�raa --�*c e - ids _ 1 Maw Sen 1 1 br sw OsEO FMU SM. and UP. 1967 BUICK Skyhawk. air used stoves 5200. and up. conditioned. $1795 1987 washers $250. dryers Sunbrd $2195. 1966 Celebrity used $125 and up. New brand name $1595. 1988 Ford Tempo. 4 tndges. 16 c.f. $605 . New CO. standard. $1695 certified brand name 30• stoves 5449. 19M Blazer 41. $995 as Is. and up. New student bar in* (905M4-9759. s 5 C . S225. Slepheri 227 Court St., 1987 CADILLAC Deville. 1 Appliances 7446. owner. loaded 123.000 kms. psluwa. 576 certified• good condition, WATER PUMP. holding tank. $6.100 oilers Buying new water softener. and itMa-red . CaUx. (905) 666-1572 la sale as package. $900. ore (905) 435-5235 1987 CAVALIER. 2 door, gray WATER, t You aro concerrned with black interior. automatic. new tires. $1.400 or best off- wrth me taste. Sfnnell orlon 11011 er.. as IS (905) 723-2534 of your water. we can he Apr ntorrtu6dn 696-8 1 1187 Olds Della 88. grey. 2 Cap a 666 0234 aver 5 p.m_ dr., pw pb. lift. cruise, air 180.000 km $2500 Clod. 906 - WINDOWS new thermal $95. 666-5175. Porno doors cOrt a $195. deliver 416 1436. 1118 ACIIRA Auto 4 doors.4 Can �W S3995 certified. can WOOD STOVE. for sale. Tina- 905-728-3922 cur' pedestal Bryk. with Clt- W scene engraved ori clod 19N CHRYSLER DAYTONA. ble doors. Cie with all - turbo. 5 speed. 119.000 kil. facblrg Scan. 26W at trarN. iiiii one am I. lady dnvern, new Drakes and tires. excellentaslns W. at Dada. 18 D. x rq $250. cab 723 3161 condition. $3.000. (705) 748- matt all inclusive, silk 5219 YAMARA ELECTONE. ME 30 electronic organ $450. 080. 87 19FORD TEMPO GL. 5 Armstrong Alto Sax. $450 air, very little to C . 080 CALL 728-16119296 fly. $1 76- fly. or Dent oiler 576 1 MAZDA 323. m. � a� $1500 Ardy5619- ANTIOUES Absolutely, Pur- 0463. chasing furniture Of awfftm 1981 SUNBNIO SE. 2 door. old. Scientific nurwN*ts. air conamonmg. sow ams. cru. siker. adve"Is ng- mint Condition. AM/FM as - toys. dwalss. does. nft bol- tette. cellitied. 53800 all des. CONtCBons or estates 9115-104_8611 Can Robert Bowers & Igw4 (905) 6656019. Brdokun. 19M SUM Forsa Turbo. AMTIOIES. FASTCASN for excellent shape. 20.000 kms arvtnnq old, Furnnure. oma- On new ed new erery- sow very sz.eso oer- mems. toys. advenrnnq Need 571 14 memoratift. at. 905.404- 2708 12" UM LX. _ ernde� loaded. $1900 FOLDING WIRE. SbduMe Cant contain" Math A kart 1 eke �Approx N. Con 1911 OLDBNOBN.E Detta 88 ADels�f Sa 7salDit Brougham Royale Excellent UNWANTED. scrap melds C01400n. wd mmuned. removed BOO'$, ash Can. lady IN ma. tory Waded Hovel, tart. firm -1 1. Gempw swath car alarm 7110 or anYskp netel. (11105071 - Car OAK. Pw. p I_ man. 6711 1 C=IWNlw Hwy rinven 220.000 km Ham h, V new car 54996 ado. mON 6661396 any - 91_N M.S.0 e -zine A hlp7l tint, www durtanrwm,nw aw�3Nru0tx.nhwn 1988 SUMBIRD GT . 1 PMefStMkW 143.000k11a, Waded. Nim. ftwdMt red. 2 -door. wee wimstawd. KITTENS, adorable free to a SM hI TOM a 723-9716. good Home 4 nth*rrs OM Cal Cad 613-7810 111!1 vOL80, 71061. at0. 1 YOItRSI1NtE TERpER PU►S, Or sedan. ewxlent corha 1 16 weeds. SM home rased. CK reg starals s. Pipe o . kaear rtepe0 sat$. 227.000 , due Nov 250 90fr N1a airtMtaR recaw $9.950 CerOM. (905)120- FMLM A WHITE. Soccer. Wr 9gpg stud Service dUmIp is blowe kns. 9uiamili ed nand,- 721- 7845 Wave Nrgsape GOLDEN Remover pep6.10W kv'laver Kermd. C KC. reg d. All nein dnramcm gnggn- ta, lrsi shot$ sad tWoo. 5700 Cal 72{-7666. NOTTWEWER PM, ferI,- ngrrws any CKC reg SWO IM PLYWOMTH VOVWW. 7 -passenger blue Idt. darts. air. aarAm Cache, power wnrdow; locks. m rtarroot nada. haler Pam . wNd- ow cwt. As is 52500 CWW Jain 905.571-3001 dapped. tats docked. diew 1 pan Momew W" ranted bo bo ad 905576-7380 COCXA100 pups, dalNaoora and Maltese pups for sats. Wt decked. first shot$. de - Now olNomM Resdp now Cal Lint 906.665-0191. k4altese Porkies, 9uh-Tzu Golden Retrievers Cocker Spaniels Yellow Labs 1st SAets, Yet Cketked 723-5077 owhows Su~.,;e Kitreas tabby AR. She is 1 U2 IM 01d• Spayed. and ba jab W Covered from kgONlef spi dna Nalkred adul orft as well a kmm (wet dwewd weW" SM how Use boosts) U dogs aktoinam of In foster heaps. Pet sapphn come.PWM cim wk Ani al Adoptionsat 905.4W 841 111 CREDIT PMOBLE_Mit Onpi6ya- man ha" $aw Spot finacm' QAC• Cans trucks, van. 19B1 10 1951. Almdy Auto Sales lid 792 � 905-720.3J62~ 19M MIT CAMARO. r8, A140, 188 K. rens re1N taOO. Telephone (9DS)263 alit 19M UM Regal. loaded. reliable V6, 1 ownW $1,250• Please call (905)574.9567 Litre. 5 spppd �. $700 as is. 51000 cermw Cent 725-4234. IS" SABLE works. n.gBoopo�dd E1700. as is. Cal 905.404.2874, Sporty 2 -door. 4 cyl. aAQ NC. PA_ AAMAFM 63.00011fims. eaeeeae. Teel Wow ari*ol Mint cog KNO . mato ! $6.300080 CAW 427-9407 "M CORi1CA LT. (IlladL 4- al"I kmamd. 97.000 kms.. 23377 9706-& 576 Poww Lock mmbws. GreaN Tan werior ExaeNpt comdn- Bon, 6 dy. S11.500. Call (905) 37-1521. - 11!88 $ABLE No K R_ft alipr Stages ad tidy driver, aMo. P/S, P/9, AIC. 55,000km. s moo condi- M& New MfcNeon lira. A Mop to sate! 511,000. Cao 906-SM20M. US GEO METRO, 4 dr sol dam. BshgWdy, air col Sam cast., bdm of bcwy ear - randy, well Maindaikd. Lady dhtuM4L Calmed Must leo. $p1o0. Cao 905-697.0226 hills loomp. "IS AEON, BLUE, Auto. 4 dr., ak SLOW Net. Telephone PWM -54W THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1997- PAGE 29 1 1forsdo 1 u 1 1 tlPat a 11 - 11 erMrenle o► 1 oww forPAW PAM 1 owes r Reel Rent 575 Is $M for scrap ars a WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 15 GRAND PRIX LF loaded. black. on grey. buck. ets. mint condition, 109,000 km Class A Mechanic owned 53500 cert. 666-8594 CARS Under Sa.M. MU. NRO'S AUTO SALES is having a pre -Halloween Sak on had - ed -in vetkcks Jul udder $3.000 You C!"ty, You Save, 19% Dodge Can, 4 l, au- IOngbC 1989 Ford Tempo 1919 Ford Mustang 1989 So- NU 1988 Eage Vista 1987 Pontiac WN 1916 Harm Accord 1964 Olds Cullass 1966 POrcNac 6000 N Our low lances don't shock you. noW. aMI MUNRO AUTO Mag Es. 177 King St W, Ostia - we. 90s433 -m 18. BUS - 1979 win ereernded Cab. amplitu d front. egthwasoil *mtyup�- went back MM a rI A Good walking colhdtion Cal 905- 432-8073 or 905.663-7321 (Linda) CMt TROUKES7 Home me - Chan carpryers. Comi'vai oHpNbehcs / Eo- gaw Analysis WIN cow you52O (905►434.6t91 W CAUTION FALLING PRICES. CeAkars Iwtp PNeel M al a me mass. 4 x 4 traerert and large sai ctlem of ca fees cars. Eq 1991 Capra load- ed, brig 80.000 kms. not 59.800 19W Atrostar XL sport. Waded. 120. kms. now 59.500. 1989 Doder Shadow. 6.900 kms. like new only $4.995. 1994 flow aac Suarnaw nor i 1 4. rico. go it $8,195. 19W Voyager LE. AMID. Waded. prstNe =rime otv $8.850. 1993 Old, Actrsw foaled. V-6. 0* 73.000 kms. yes 73.000 krnS. $9.850 1993 Grand Am SE. Duck Oeaaey. 99.000 kms. 59.850. 1919 Corsica. V-6. aft. I"*. aty 53.395. ISM April. loadedand end Mt. row 57.996 1982 Calw- ur. into. Mr. dolt. low final. 56.445 1994 Cavaber coupi. ago. am, srvirr Was. now 58.395. lI tlldt i urlhes SL loaded, caper poly. 98.000 km $8.950. 1995 Geo. 5 speed. 60.000 kms. rale $6.500 1910 Back LSSAft Ltd. kaded. 125.000 kms. only $6.996. 1991 Sward LF. rnweertible. red. loaded. tall price 58.500193 Anes Ib0- a, good ruiner. SAW nth taxes Cella M Ceram Ad@ Coo". 156 Op SL W.. M ■diene Mee. Call $79.2666. �eNdey "Wbm OP- died Bktl► tleNdr. FRAM AUTO FIUME A Diaisiiott of Fraser Fad Sales LffrAed Need a Whicle? Lot our 25 years of Finance e1 umce enable you to get bade on tlne Mad apin 'RBpO�SSI0f1 Our 4@dW Call VAR cu limn 906-570.1000 11!96 PONTLAC TmiespeNT (gp5) 9L1BB. 10. Fad Aer- rlss r - --- till SE. 79,000 kens. asking HIM E SM. 1990 crown 118.996. Ftdy loaded. nmht Viicorii. 302, udbaabc, au, condOW905.172-8333, pow vAidows. low KMS.. chrclt asWng SM. all 666-1812 SMb evenings. 668.1985 Ilel%IQS. IM WHITE T -TOP FNtE itie PNIwn COUiCiNDM: '79 Ts. '80 Porsche• am.elf ado, arise, leader wits, Porsche 924 'lit $4500 disc player, bought D*J98 1979 Metcalfe; 2400. $3750 19.50�0 I�gD. $27,500. '85 Mile 8, UKW. gMt�mfig. Cal905dM-6011. 35,(I00md s, $6501). 19M Slrlbid GT covert Tares car 1997 CAVALIER 2 -door $400. 1990 Betula GTZ, 5 13AOOlta. AIG WIN-, ad Speed loaded, 54500. Paw floss mom. etc. 118,600905731-3120. C, laundry. non smokers..no new. MMp $14,900. cal 905- e wo. pas. $675 natertna 7'21••5573. �whpN preferred Clogs, 905. tracks or any condition whi- cles 24hr professional pick- up Free Towing. Rouge Valley Recycling, for fast profession- al pickup fall (905)706- 5740 A A A AUTO- We pay $60- $10.000 Cash on the spot My condition. ary year Call us anytime. 24 hours. 7 days, 30 min service 905.686- 5003 or 905.706-5234 ANY SCRAP Car or Truck wanted, complete or not Top Cash paid Fra pick- uy IAi INJt4J 1-VJJJ or 434-7489. CASH FOR CANSI We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be In rumnimp condition GN 427.2415 or come to 479 Bayy St East. Apx at MUM AUTO SALES SCRAP CARS Wanted. top prices paid Same day pick up. Also ars for resale, will oaayyl up to $5000. Call 646- 1 Trucks for, Sala 1980 FORD RANGER )(:T, 91.000 kit . rap custom nms and tires. running boards. Hewer winter llnverr best Offer (905) 579-0B01 1$00 FORD RANGER. 4x4 edended nab 5 speed, truck lap a littler opoons Asking $2900 00 call 721.9129. Ptd 1981 JEEP Cherokee Ltd.. wfnte w/W Ieidwr Interior. 614 ABS. p -s p.b . at. Ila. p.seats. 167.000hms extd- Ient co"hon $12.500 (905497-3162 1996 Fag f-150 68.000kms. ale. P/L P/W. W. 8 Cyt. rear Slider. wety dean. must see $13.500. Call 905- 728.1153. th728.1153, rN offMr, 1194 CIEVY 4x4 ant-lon do - ally adel cab. brad new rvbW.. 5.5 L turbo diesel. troy leaded, 4 sod manual, $24,500 or cep neasawiek I 431-2775. 1 veN.l •Wheal Drivo 1910 GMC Sitar SLE Mint Cann I, , goaded. low nte- addpprr qNNo rust s ~. stored 1906)72wmftm 52608 78495 fU01ht 1916 LIIB 'van, ar can PS p0. cruise �cmte0l. tN s. 1. Por* errors. POw- er dpi odskeyless nnrote *try system am/fm as- leOe. V6. 180 tq larspwd Mo trans 45.000 km abeo- knob sant 12`raSt MTredsrs t994 Falcon Park Tracer 37 1. 2 If 1 iso out$ rear Woks. s*W 6 AIC Microwave. (90$957-1054. Mint. Mefereytfee /9M YAMAHA MAXIM 750. Shaft dnve. 19.000 Ong" km, wdshel0. sktlng back- rest. one Owref. eticeNent condmon. U500 certhed 432-8406 aft 4 p In • 1 Smewatiltiee M 1911 ANC11C CAT Patera. kw macs. txcel*t Condition. S*Ctm Stan, reverse. heated pry6 pl s. Inks, plus. $4.500 080.905721-2847 BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY 1 $ 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRA. 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 e In - House Supt. b Maint Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam • 8 pm Sat i Stet t tam- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY i3 MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 1-BEDIIODN basement abs Spacros and •lean Moran Opram. ria roghborrfnood Private so trance Single ea - pa weiccime $550rkdusae Retaenca Isutast Nov 1st. Calk;05- 725.13l2 NORTN OSNAWA E.1ra large 1 a 2 be&Wm s -31" b* cony Brreorg has been ender rear NlaggeNlI - far 1 yea' -Iorwand 4 m a y Clot and isms aOdklg $696Aa�,..Se96 u�. able'. pa. -_.Y in- Ck" Available OCWW 1St and Nov~ 1St Phare 905579-5584 White Oaks Court _Whitby . UOkkes Included Transit At Door Convenient To Schools IS Shopping Close To 401 sCluast'l Courts 'RannneSettIN 1-2-3 Bedrooms from $690. 905"668-7.332 Prolemnallil,"has9N by Lei. doiff Tarxlem M:ag*hen Inc OSNAWA IBloa Sf I targe 2 a 3 bedroom apartmats a Owlow flu trxldig Cksse to 401 6 GO Paring Andi0k mnme- &**. From $600./month. Phone 905576-4255 2 KO M - lxW Smp. well rramffawne6 Iawduy Tyr- one vilagel. not of Bowerhau- 1986 MAW, 440 Super dk. Va5 . 11111111110 Cap 905- 05Span Spainekdnc Stan. Studs. 433-7810. slim. 3100 risks. $3.900. 24EDROOM basement 1991 Yamaha Brew. 250. 2.000 kis. $900.00 ail 434 apartment. carpeted, SMb furmsw. Si� area Pikxug. laundry, large Fora kvnW - a- area. awaiabfe - -- DecembaIII. 434-W5. FOR RENT' I a 2 -bedroom In „try q well 2 BBMOSIS available any co+ - Massey Feo- 510 diad. r cdw carpi tncne. Located 309 Cordova Rd., OMM. NO pas Please Tion. Quick at"headers, 14 a1 905-579-2387. aner sen n. strait Cue with variable WHY NOT OWN A: speed pick -0 red, 4 row net- 36 WWENLY -beatow 3 Ear corn rwaN. CONIPIdpy bMrrin apt.. eal-n WeCthal. odated. Air ton., bin elder- moon. rralkoA prate Sion. Sol up for Newest. 0Kk Mnk DedroOm nraY $10.000 lot conpkle pack- at Mo r 223 to, FrstAast age. Pat Perry 905985.313. No polls. pec, 1.668-1946 1 AParwh 1I NIL AJAX. 1 bedroom Mo base - WAM >pt.. curse 10 GO. SeW 5872 rye erma ce. 4 PC. bph- 1 AND 2 QOM apt. in laundry. non smokers..no MMA Odwwa, available e wo. pas. $675 natertna cow, Nov. Oa or Jan. hpm �whpN preferred Clogs, 905. $615. tclusive. Ihrtirrp. aMlap- 905 127-0372.. ptiaca. takcM qud. 1905) 6663800 or (905) 666- 211. 133 0062. ASk for Cillo. AJAX, Bright 1 -bedroom basement apartment. sepum 1 A 2 os*"N. bwbow enema, plus walk -out Wrr apts. Dow" and Bowman - city, Dos. Iatw, able. uDo116s Cam vibe. Starting al5600/nnondn, included,f600/monah 905-619-1978. lddge, stake included, laundry ba". No pets. Cafe 905- AM, NONTN of Hwy.► 2. 2 434-2407 bedroom baseman apL. brand 1lEDNOOM r Den base- raw. Mage' S'I , em -ace, laundry room. 2 Parkin matt all inclusive, silk S Close to stores. woman, $6501month. Amber-space schools. and W i last Na inn. 90531 8113. or monft w Pim VW . 427- 905437-1896. 0257 FOR RENT' I a 2 -bedroom In „try q well $] - IA Absolute Affordable! keptbums flet. kept baklhng, near all amen- SICK OF RENTING?".. hes Bus stop at door: Park detadwd bungalow. man Rd N. Oshawa 5895. $716/ WHY NOT OWN A: mo 579-9016 3 -Bed Semi $700/month GREAT DEAL- 1 bedroom 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month bsmt apartment. CO -Operative �II� �VAnd� Coverings included use of large beautdully land- scaped backyard Large In No down payment???? Qg Discharged Bankrupt?»T ground pool and laundry (905)571-6275 or 1-500-t340-6275 SolAh o1 GIN 5575 mdusne. spacious. $650 Pd- male latritdt, no swholing or Available Immediately 723- MARK STAPLEY 5872 Sales Rep. Sutton Group Fx el Realty Inc. AJAX. IMMEDIATE. argt ' bedroom aasemer-r parkny separate entrance. paters WO war" 1-* no wallop" relerwuces 905 816-6773 AJAX- 1 bedrdol DeNmlrt abs Separate rails. MC. ewe 6 All" s nch", non smoker no pas S600rmlonth Call 19051427-6123 AMMLAKI MMINATELY Large Wnrt are �errdpm beseaem apartNrent. me"" decorated ad carpaed 5650 maths xndudes undies and Parking ssfAast reerred Cal %&2812 or 06-34% IWMLABLE MMEDIATE- LT, in WfMDy Ala -dm &Paco-$. carPald Ord*# parted. wth balcony. cWSe to ens. uhoppug. N iMacs Includes. tiest/Ust reamed no pets, t Iw it n, $675 2 h.droon. $775 3 Deg - room 5840 Call 430- 0134 AIIILABIE wv 1, anow 2 bedroom was our nilrrlfM alk . 575C cal Denis Morgan. S~ Group Nertipe. 831- 95M BACHELOR aparnmew male non-smoker wlelrnmed. awu- aDk Immediately Frady. Stove. pmaae ertwnce pl rk. 014 "ohmwrJnnded Water from trinSportallorl 5500j mono wIlast 905404-2936 BACIELON basemen. n Aon Harwood Hwy 02 area. Sep .embrace. lilot dean. W/0. SSW rho inclusive. no smPk*ypets 683 yt15 BA11VAleerpeel. Bright lupe 2-Ddnn, near GO Stem A mal Sutible for qura work - ng whoivduul No teas non smoker liekrence , t sL= $1-335. leave messagt NOW A SPACIOUS 2 bed- room. bisern I amermkanr. 4 PIM bath, Pr4M entrance. availa0k Nov 1 St. NO crld- rmWft preferred. 5695. Me F and cable inetwpoonay�iy area. Cal 839--2262 CARINAL O:MtiB1A. new Du�Nq 1 bed. 5575. 6 2 ped. SE30. Ph= 432-2261 k r or . 1304. 33 WM- COFMAL Bellew upper 2- - wl x . 2 WA iptrlwpN in Drose o licaspA ter- dOvaWwn, avail" NOv.lst. $ 7gni ld. 436-7M,SIAut rd LARGE 3 BDRM APARTMENTS. �Tl '--•_� -, F 7 / DFnom 5 69. nth. r A/C, Carpet, 4 appls. b parking ind. Walk to Pidtenng Town Centre. Close to GO 8 401. 905-420.6305 1480 Puckering Parkway. WIN FI 0011 i 9wtrnn :tear apt nome). r.&ge kitchen. good-sized backyard Harmaty/401 5800 • utd ne- gotiable Available rmme- diaedy 705.277-9941 MAIN Floor of duplex, canny serruig Non-smoker $7001 month. ntatrnq Included 1St/ last Available Nov 1st. Call 428-8086 MORIN Oshawa 3 -bedroom grcand level Congo. Clean. well-mamaxsed 'M M, w/o to small yard. 4 appliances. 1-11 2-b n. outdoor pool/ptaY am, seam". dose to amen- aws. Sat retied coe0le Rel- er om, lsvfut. M -hydro 905.725JY 6 after 8 30pm 1. 2 Ka If T apts AvW- able mrmedIaTery W1v 1 or Dec 1 New auk" 350 Malaga. Osnam No pets :alt (905)-576-4724 ONE BEDAoOM Basement aparment Whnbv. uxwrous. 4 pa UM 1� two, f sndry. no Das. ran smoke. $650/mo a0 mdusrvt IST. LW A must see Cao 666 8167 OSHAWA ' bedroom AWS A.&Iwie mI se�ty $range Locations to suill y6ouW toefroo Realty Corp 7Z3' 1265 OSHAWA :udgNOw. 3 -bed- room ^.air. Moor. 2 -bedroom n wawoot aattm*t fire saletle0. tree pews 750. $866rmOren. Dkrf Doctor uw eel f9051Cs42955 NWRING 2 bedroom Park M 'io nan, ai , near Go ad Mo Suit wOrMMIQ 001501 IS) Available Dec 1 116 FCUR NG. sonchous ane beamm casement W. Sep ar3% anrnnce. Luft, tans rode dose to lake $6001 north Nrdulne. Parking 831-9952 09M MOG _�verDWUKrosno 1eort:ng -^ucld welcome 2- edrm aaserrlww, SO en- Dana. 1xw, 1bro�adryloom. haft- If oak Ma11701e intrlaakhes ad $650 xxia- Sne No pets"oknng 905- 537-1166 SOUTH AJAX. small 4W - mem, upper level Winisfhed or unh, nsfkI parking, quiet, mature. worlurq adult pre, terred 5435 morsmly (905) 686-3299 SOUTH OBNAMIA. urge 1- bdrm lower floor 01 sena. W tennis redecorated. Wrdry tachtnes 2-ar parknq. prr Woe entrance S5 5 all Irckr sive Mature worldling wgvj 579-11359WOW preferred tIp poli SPACIOUS 2 bedroom bsmt apartmaq in home Suitable tOr vrOrtwnq nn&A&w Al W pr . Alines included 432-9645 spwlm. lar decorated 2 1 r rent at i Irth St.W. Y. choice. $6' Phone for At t0 View: 01721-9741 mat apamni separate en- trance, includes Antes. Ilan smoking, no pas. Slice laun- dry. $710 / mo. (905) 666 - CMTS& WWM. super 4589 dean 2-b ildi0ors, second WWM. Itn" 3 -bedroom Boor apanmwd. 1062 sq.n.. detadwd bungalow. man DrsV10. Y twMu. Noor, modem kitchen. waster November 1. $824"wM plea dryer. bridge Stove. private crYtities. Refemmm- drive. 5103shnonth indrkng (905)883--2002.63-1909 ubbbes..(905)686-4018 DOWNTOWM WkNbl- Above WHITBY- Gorgeous. new 1 sen. 2 bedroom apt. Stove, fridge. Iwo Mduded. bedroom ape Very bright and kl3Mw. ping $60Wmomn. no pas. Call spacious. $650 Pd- male latritdt, no swholing or (905) 6662248 WAS please. (905) 427-7374 DOWNTOWN Wmnw. SmaN WARY rent when You an own apt. Wig• at 2-�m apt your own Hook to less flan Par". laundry bdlities. you tMnk1!! Call Dave Hay- S73SJMOOM. Available NWA lock Saks RNMax 1SIAasl. CAN (905)BB94009. Summa Really (19191) Ltd. 1905) 6663800 or (905) 666- 211. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove b Refrigerate. Parquay floors throughout. Parking rnckided. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 410 IIJJW RENT? 01A�T11 YOM Foo FROM SN&VT +I I FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE t905157 1-6275 1-ado-ttso-sz75 Mark Staplery, y 1 E¢p Realty Dwmed raw G&W iert•o In backyard Near A atwn- ties S900muo xnUrses cwt. it o 6 water Clrsmi 623. 6513ow5pm 3 SEDROOBts. Oldtooras. hung a dmtm,r, - wnN, lad . M" area, 00 nwad, brStnO dean part $850 tilt and test Stable peopw pism 206 RoxDoo it h his. OSfW in 434-1470 Appownhim A to sit S Kill I R eS. vn fWOf bungalow -1,ckerng ami arcEt. targe at. 5900 . 1/2 IWACS, 1sLIM Avitabk Nov 15m Cab 905-426-- 3W7 AJAX Bright. spacious. kyr 2 bedfoom basen*t at Awl 1" S'SOfmo xnpldst uN- am anal tank (915)-426- I= CLOSE TO Oshawa C•nae 4 D•Or00r^ S1nu. 1 ' i bent. k.. yere. rldwda .. are am, 5875 0* mo o1A Jwkttt Call acted ;905) 342-$751 DOWNTOWN /RMLYN. - aedr:N:.'•1 "rigm 'J mill• 'N'me Availamt .asrlediamir S9GC nnonhb bks u ftk1fm cru and IaSt ynpnda net reputed Plsass provide reso ernes and apply t0 fit N9 ashliwe This Week PO box 481 Oshawa. Oman UN 7L5 ELEBANT :oumrY now. on 87 aces with 2 Sopariee ►Map Leas Maybe r*ted Sepa- rioey Very --Mae to Aox Pickering, WMttly, and at S2000/mord" Call Edj905*49- 414 NARY. /2AI000E�T. 2500 sq t 4 bedroom house.douok garage. 5 ap- OL3m s. $1300 bks LIMA s call Nina 7116) 267-4389 LAKEVEW OICUTWE, 4 bedroom upper levo W cious 2600 sq n n Discovery Say. Alda. twePlice. Iacum rid tub Mxudt doors. 2 car g tags. private. no pets. no smokers. references. Is1Aast. 51.195 plus utilities Available Nov.151h. a Dtc. Ist (9051 427.1677 osN , 3 -bedroom burga- 1". n -law apartment. ample Darling, dose 10 Schools. Opt $95Nmonn, 1SWeS1. Plus uumws Aatabk Dec.lst Call 905579-1889. NCNENIMB, 3 Iwdroom. 5 aAN-i m, man a- A up- stairs. p stairs. Garage and parking. $1206/mth. plus ui ies. Available NOveaber 1 st 95- 83l -Ml TbwwkowM rR AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 DedtDOM IoaeKocse dose b schools and 59251 M. ALL INCLUSIVE First/ last. Available Nov,1 (905)579-9956 days. Immacutalle 2 bed town haae. Ret- room, $725jfw. r heat 6 hydro. Appliances opWW. FrstAast. No pets. NIn.1,723-5734 WNJ MNANLLCN"- Osha- wa- 3 bedroom townhouse. eat -in kitdwi, 2 washrooms. 5 appliances. dose to scads and amenities. Garage, deck. fenced backyard. References. First and las. 5896 plus uMF Des. Available Dec. 1. 725- 5241 25 5241 Miler 5 p.m. .�- Na•^- dy complex FreSny OtcOral- W. 4 appts al ourbes Part- -g. dose to schools. LI vmendles. Dec occupancy 22 Colborne St E Os hm Apps. 434-3972 A BARGAIN. STEL KUT- MG. W: mrney 'Sown rem •,, own 2 and 3 N*w home ;,an $750 per monfu as m- Jusnve Minimum yearly m- rtw $25.000 Aunla f1aSa ru. r9�i 728-91,4 ext 201 1 Raems br Runt A BRIGHT = xr-• ;srr«4 1375 ncws:ve with 5 w - kances Avalable mmlle dLNely 905-436.3297 ALTONA SNO44= :dry sumisne: rpm Emplcved wtwe, non -Snorer MCI - cow m dean poet adulf how separate Vaned suscs- en ad bathrooms; Referersc es Milivr 905.50!2459 FOOMED Neva .r orlwae low jr A*M& bus rate own able TV Start oaerm.4. i lend-, $325 1stAiar 90- 436 7127 LOWWOOLMAYLY 2 brightt Clean �nfumisned 'ooms Full Oalth 1 ww-4 nal Smoker pre v"d Shan kAC wrlAaun- dry $116hN 905837-0556 At LARGE ROAM RITSOIL�' 4G1 .orae bedroom Voarw Quiet rice nagthbourhood Ftrnshed, dean PYnrate room wth. Cable. larndry rd 2rXei 190543,&-3916 Fws&AW 1 Sena AJAX- tY.�• ;,r- execute man- srrolmq trnrshed holes to stare +Ran one Separate 30C prNaw Baan Landry. ac. hlpii, Bus at door Suit protect norW Cuxet Stfeel $650, mo Avakabie bow Parking 9M41111-99 6 3 LEga SECMETARY Mat house 'e cure inn non sadmuN Manisa pfaesswn- at (Loge ndroorm) 365 per m0 Nov let Firs .last (9051 576-7002 adder 6 PNXEF IG - GROUND LEVEL room with shanq pars n townhouse. very onum shoe all Am*wws phos ema (9051 637-1397 PKKE I . Prolessiona working roommate needed to shire lige furnished Mouse Ar, garage. laundry. 3 wash- rooms iblibes Included, S50Q,moth 905-831-4811 condoNw�aa For Ra COIMTICE, 3-bodroom. 2 - stony. 3 -bath, hrgHam. lanum, an appliances Indud- ed. 5950 Mydro Awadable Dec.15m Cal Bob 905-428- 6363 - 011an A N OSNMWA 4 owes tin Ned Ht- 850 sq.2rd . rr $550. 600 sq. man M. 300 sq. ft. across from Osh Centre. 600 2nd fir 5500 1.200 sat. n 2nd floor 1.600 sq. h. man. Cali 434-2447 or 655-4132 7N SO.FT. suitable for retall or potesswial offices. Only S760/month net. Aiax. John Williams Remax Quality One Ltd. 683-5000 , ONLY ONE LEFTI 516 sq. fl. Office unit. second flow. goad Simco Street North (Oshawa) loabon. parking avakkalft Ubktne5 Included. Available Immediatey Call 905.5765123 ask fair 806 or Kalhy- PAGE 31111- THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1"7 • 1 FWM ramal$ bn • 1 Tittdars • 1 T•ttdars • 1 T•tldan • Ateelorls • 1 Psrsottale 11 rnlprorerawMs :11 rNprovsaarNs Nowip A ourep CLEAR WATER MEA, 3 bedroom, towrNause. pool. pcuui. BBO. private yard. available now. For info and to view photos .905 - 579- 3786. CLEARWATER, 3Dmin north. prorate 2 -bedroom bungalow on canal, near gull. all con- veniences, garage. available Jan 1st Photos available. :1200/month 905-434-6595 Privb 1•ow 11Mee F 2 KOHO I a1NGALOW Wim 2 bedroom basement apart were. 2 ha kildre s and Ieuuodms nor 800rmg. Woe "I 5124900 Also 3 bedroom 2 storey with one Iledroom his, -r0 aparnim t. 2 full kitchens. one year old $119.900 (905) 432-640 (Agents add commissions to in") IE11ACK0 VJlr* LDW. 3.1 bedrooms. New !unlace. Conceal ar, widows. lupe W fO, and may more upgrades. Pad GrakOvew i Blow area. $135 OW d 576-76W 11maily 4.1 bedrooms. 3 5 hills. TortiW bah. Ir Con- taracsoo 2500ta A court ler 4=0 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Durham College is seeking the services of an employee assistance provider. Information package available by Calling (905) 721-3031 Proposals will be received until 4 p.m. Fri., Nov. 14/97 • 1 Ragisgrations . 1 PAO &ations • 1 e EE1AaLISMED velli RIDS WOODWOM UNG CAMP Nov. - Dec. Openings Sponsored by 'Delta Porter Cable' ADVANCED ROUTER COURSE Begins Nov. 15 - 4 weeks Preregistration required Call for details LADIES- TREAT YOURSELF! Unidlw 2 in 1 service in your ESTATE AUCTION home. HainhessinglPersonal SAT., OCT. 25TH cut new T look. Cad appea one and tighNn. Top 6 P.M. on Protess!M speaking MYLES IONG 1V. Cas for your hes in home AUCTION HALL co nsuhabon today. You won't 33 HALL ST., OSHAWAreq ret d. visa accepted. 839- An 8 pc. antique dining FVI, room suite (good condr tion), oak table with 4 press back chairs. 2 press back rockers, set of 4 press back chairs, 2 chesterfields and match- ing loveseats, oak coffee and end tables, 7 pc. blonde din'room su le 4 dc. bedroom suite. signed prints, computer complete, color t.v., stereo, beds, linen, tools, china, rattan fur- niture which includes chesterfield, chair, cof- fee table and end table. Good sale, plan to at- tend. MOONLIGHT ESCORT SERVICE H4h Claim MaIeIF•male F formIoocaaiorr Out aIle. 24 his! 7 d"s P" Ire to) from Pickering or Whitby. to Peterborough: law" between ng tome All pop ma hm. One srsdL MYLES KING AUCTIONEER Gam b lam. will share gas. Will separate rouse. Also 2 extras Also two extra ma- 725 5751 Please cal1686-8650 r ii. 905.725.SW4 after FOREST CITY or 705.657-3502 6:30pm. Toronto) TAKE GORGEOUS r so are dewa0lrem b COM) Ole cola of rem *4 tatpases AUCTION /dODELB •20 NATE YOU A BETTER IDEA7 ilpP Major unreserved Busknass • Discuss von ,1 p Diss aa�parrratfws rrnearrg free. 905- Public Auction Hrsarnelw per 1997 1997 Nor SCF DrT Procl C!6 0165 One of the Foremost Coax- 1 salt stare A s12OADO. 905- 427-0390 or 905-965.3724 Food Processing giants tabtahed klnnon ruui stiaed A bca nse4 full meg ua pro in North America Lille N" NOR -COUNTY FR02:EN FOODS 1 f 1 LIMITED PORT L A HOPE, ONTARIO Motley to Land (loo kms. east of L//Vl�ER/E Toronto) TAKE GORGEOUS r so are dewa0lrem b COM) Ole cola of rem *4 tatpases o h Wesleto Hwy #2, a North to Hwy Ira. West /dODELB •20 approx. 30.000 IReCt�.8 �I 9105-430-11M to Counq Road 65 North. MeTwerm NEED money !or Chnstmas' T•onday Oct. 2fth at MCKE0410 1lirs OrKMnus Is e , , 11:0O am 1=195 C1off"Mr f o ba -+sent. cacti. t00ft Lille Odle to L iia Sea too goo tlsn•on � Most sclopment as Unit 125 Vbiddrryyaa0O 9 gars ad. Ander- =.1"%. ince we so by plaaaC ascan Motley to Land eery Lan nMsraram, hep 01- 1iM - new -Punt deigned b ef, Pea Brims forVRlm ad xa. •ie!ryry went Ylpl. kxs at Cdge. f250.ODD r so are dewa0lrem b COM) Ole cola of rem *4 tatpases MONEY PROSLEMi. Get out soon approx. 30.000 IReCt�.8 �I 9105-430-11M WATERFRONT CDMMUN' n Port Peng 2 am boll; tar of debt puck rrttrt w gong � I Or DOV prmsMeO. TOMEL AGENCY per 1997 1997 Nor SCF DrT Procl 001 . Lrrul 1996 37x107 drive on Coax- 1 salt stare A s12OADO. 905- 427-0390 or 905-965.3724 EN turn accom repsrdlea d crea rap CA for true tabtahed klnnon ruui stiaed A bca nse4 full meg ua pro ( ) 9 minion B : 1 1 lmprovemanls eon ave pec". various Other haat pies. wae12 d llernere gee�afe• br 8'x55' -9000 b. Per � platform 8 port- But W Ban she will Iabo Soy equipment, ^ mtameean. 576 7505 50.000 far► fwut. 1997 Proctor Dry -WINDOWS I in 5" deaver Brooks _ bedroom solanaa. 10ptatt•np v b lad morn �l 072 Lab Oilier 6'x3. Peal •Specializing dnaenOKa• renovkg Imp ere araaaae DWAMer 1st. hall CJlPIT1Il f1Nemium Cas=t n p0-asa 1743 wir222 =lean Cie Mile. ant just we err'= sum venal s look Ceww 905-037-2259 4eMrs at premium rates 1a COQiM6. Saris, desks, TRAVEL PARADIGM. Morale- table 1995 Vayetabl• wash & DOORS 90 8onarmse It• dtllrq room and tits k+Ichen for sum. any reason. No kers or Ya, ed lofts with kis, 2 based buturtess Exera Sine, 19993 Laser sort - 10 t.agon ligtlbl- /meets Ory wooed on. Ou=r Y got a law. Tom. hot radw. Placed her at 1Mawryas &W -A ll ft 513 par'rM Call (90S) st3-u1s Cas gem Spm. 416.73&V45 and SUvs wen growl. Lisa had dist plana coma ,oak Prat sa-W OV Moe. 1993 fre•Zieg . r•N Skids carmciard dstew how cab Mte s'naa• a•- asrrss 00" Moe with Frigoscarldia • 1 OppaAmifrsa • 1 Ani- / bee Fut-aaeaTwig compultainzed. 2 bet Travel again wakaae. In- IrMtard qLick freeze veslawM s9.tnl6. Owllt aloe► I-9pS 377 4Mi ttrnM. • business a 1tea-567-7111 50'Lx15'Hx20'W, Des SEMINAREE Lied Psel•r 1 ,orltr T -Knits CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. AuMity home nnoraft =shim 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. 905-686-5211'' Customized Basements All Interior Repairs to your Home. Drywall, Painting, Plumbing. 24hr emergency plumbing FREE estimate Call Joan Keegan 905 571-2056 DOORS ERN US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service 4 Repairs 905-837-0949 J.P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bascmrnt leaks. renovations, trim, carpentry, drywall taping, painting, bathrooms, garages. finished bzsemrnts. AN well guaranteed. Free estimates can Phil 430-5873 new drywall, row till, NEW TILE 2 C��O.�aLLpOpRS $399. (416)282-8934 it Additions basements. decks. cabinets, porch enciosures. tiling. dry- wall, taping. poinlio . shelvwlp units. bars, krictww A bales, wind. ows A doors goda chase mad• b order. etc Terry IDr esOn aa: 432.9115 :1 Itodl4g Aac(' 11001= 1NL;. Shteslrat. all types of rcxAs. new sad old. Workmanship. Guar- animd ID% diacowa to seniors, fully m- surcd. Free a mases. Call A-ew at Graduates (905 141211141`71114 mom Dicer line."blancherr - GRADUATION -I • 1 • U WS atter July 12. 1997 A cooler. sorting Mrle with Odle to L iia Sale arra Scud S44 DOW Kroma sort Tr:vieiv tion. So. Newan ar 1 A Bre ince we so by plaaaC ascan high speed cCiou sort- Baty .n 1991. Lisa :: ane toaowuq aoeowas ef, Pea Brims sad she +anted lo belie. r so are dewa0lrem b COM) Ole cola of rem *4 tatpases 2 propane 5000 b ra bwsd. ro n.Mins, no Alexander Kenos - Hdlerng. and 2 1994 Eiec#x: Mar kale•_ C BW aro PfeHodlIasel� - Star- Forklifts. vshK* scale She see the apple of tih morel. T10as $7. 0 V. M- iwraMd shoed Comad 579- 001 . Lrrul 1996 37x107 drive on Mr teacher's ayes MOaey te L d Placid NY. fftkssa _ kt�wn sow pyporm 160,000 b. ca- noir alloys stoup toscarl"01011111, T Gaspe start -- Pick- pec". various Other haat pies. alwallis was in her I - . wing Any d to =loris mer � platform 8 port- But W Ban she will Iabo Soy equipment, par wt - m iii ng tri visa, able scales, 200 Hp 3 r forget. especially Masiarwel' cell or a 1 d 5" deaver Brooks Halon and Atex they 90 5� . as 90. tpgte 1110dsrn Anion dnaenOKa• renovkg Imp 3OHps. sso �' She knew ahs �decorssa *AMC gown r INS sectorair T5 Hp amnartia com- ant just we err'= sum venal s look Ceww pressor, 2 100 CFM gvdLOft COQiM6. Saris, desks, CoslprThe 4•x4* dryers, caws r Dnrrtnara Nmol P^ ground woo fo M 90 8onarmse It• dtllrq room and tits k+Ichen for sum. N �G I A rnfor ed lofts with kis, 2 Thanks lo Debbie and Lands her fri•rwts in On dao cot �Ral an00� Or�O C" piles ad are not 10 t.agon ligtlbl- /meets Ory wooed on. Ou=r Y got a law. Tom. hot radw. Placed her at 1Mawryas &W -A ll ft 513 par'rM Call (90S) st3-u1s a l 12 seritOrs. 15HP .48' Lagoon miller, and SUvs wen growl. Lisa had dist plana MB VIN to float tt umarts fhetrat Enfargimearrr . r•N Skids carmciard dstew how cab Mte Sptfa m is 1h 09l.d ft 30 penwm pion semnibsr harass alai to a come eMsew hies 1200 b. eapadty. No sugared roses w an wanby knw, of raMrr c not nom few*# mw*odnw tion. So. Newan ar 1 A Bre 1997 Husgvwm 20Hpbra n'r1e i1 just fins. On over $1000.00 at bribe Dunpon. M sod SL E. The riding mower. Trade 20 to G , ffa Brow+ to Aarnced 01rnp from On 19 Nii4ANT NNW Eww b TA bean mom � ton water ehi6er, 1997 Psassim a dot was n the wnwI 66e 6806 revea I= Ole Orsi of ft Cond,AlrletiCa Case Wan0 at Teti under Anbu Lannon, Lisa'* cmYivi RA•NCHISE morel. T10as $7. 0 V. M- iwraMd shoed Comad 579- erocw. 31114 -Matic on. t m the sudden loss of our son and We also apprrciated All those who MOaey te L d OW. ala for Mot 2009 Case Maker vi Up lo her atom in sugar aro duce-. slat's hour Jet COO" Spam.000 alwallis was in her I - . rr ' • to OPPORTUNITY fturob Iabo Soy equipment, Aan hs► hours d 6 years fiew to aunt, Sim vreldns, PNSM Clater, Semunions in the senna an her cord. NAM/MN ! IM N your � sop tpgte 1110dsrn Anion List peduand October W rise sea p ad of yo HIM FM SUMMA computers. Lies N Mil. N • a" earowmalL Pon*k COQiM6. Saris, desks, lea• f/laa. Qac arnd Tod NMlAIN t4IMT 1fN fie! Cabitsls, 2 -WW in- tiaa and b ser leaf a•ak Lha) craw at e/tI err ctotW o t digs. else. For a 1rin ar Iwo• Alarw suninis w caw dies aft fw ~ ah ty dstew how cab Mte ewdsaswarmdaaeapatrtty~ Auctioneers. Preview IDNCliffinoinaL October 271h AM�tis 9-W m. - 5-00 p.m.. cats d Thin" IrwOtsr., "$ Detfre. fto- or all Henna may be '-� � wMttdrawn witlLarl no - CARD of Coma all Trafls VANIaafs Coffee !Wb is Earesu ing! As the am and only "Coffee Pub" concept moneam - Good ased ave egg. I= to 9% POM hod 2. Aa bnadOd Nle. I�1 Oce. rasa deposit LM ed cash o r t7stt)N10 cheque On each lot % fs� lab M..... •^7�• that offers custonfers ptaaiwa coffees, freab PM, rata appera*= acconod. Coat saw Support! No seAkg! 1-su_ over $1000.00 at bribe Would me to agmw ave sincerer thaLks to MW delicious d=esserts Ancil all exciting ) Nii4ANT NNW Eww b of bid Balance Wed- the frintis rrldives and wthbofrrs for menu designed for casual dining in a 66e 6806 � Dwfto Ration' a' nesdrl. October 29th Buyers the flowers, donations, support and sym- warm and relaxing annosphere,IMF Franchise Opportuoilies ktea sane 5.00 p.m. No PrarrtaM t m the sudden loss of our son and We also apprrciated All those who and Approved Locations are 24 men= to relkemw! Now ii vailabk. Earn 5.10K washy! Tum Key If you desire independence and are looking system. Iia MLI! Fanlastk for a "hand -on -business", call for our Support! No seAkg! 1-su_ full colour brochure. 22"M. 2 dam' Investmeat Reg=ained HOROSCOPE 1-900.677- 1-888-741-7417 ifie" I IAGELS I Just Suite 391, 19S King Street W. amlfaok! Est celletill °pp0f 1� b n an Alas sfloppke centre. Kitaiener, Ontario N2G IBI Can=ada's best bagel bakery 1Pb: (519) 744-5229 Fx: (519) 741 -4 0 name 5194"1-2844 their loft andsupportat the Diaw nLa• tion and funnel. Othanks to Drs. Sal- P6lsoaals aeon and Gold, the ICU nurses and rayi- IIEtWBILT maw ratory therapists . and the AJ'ax-Pickering S2.9WmM. 1a. 24 hours. 1-900-451-3783. DAILY General Hospital for their gallant effort in treating Bryan, and helping us cope with HOROSCOPE 1-900.677- his condition. Thank you to The Wag? Fu - 7770.15.00 24 Homs. neral Home for their services, the C enarm Presbyterian Women for the excellent luncheon, and especially to Rev. William Fairl for his apords of comfort B n ELECTRICIAN Comm.- Res. New instatlations Renovations Upgrades Free estimates 683-5650 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywhere. a" - Commercial or residential. Patyaging, stooge and W aaallable. Server A mid morel discounts. Free estimates 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free listi- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (996)67-4437 or 1 N6-263-5636 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartment . Offic- es. Appfances and Piano Specialists. Now we Nave Ili . "I - uUs. Savor ant AAd-Wrllh DscorntL Lioenstd.owtimd. Free Es - am -um. EZCWNW serrice. Call 436-7795. / Bargain. holes. o16ps. mign...Mc. Pam Padang araleble. Ors-oza. 2 W-661, Frrabw• • NwArrielrin FURNITURE REFINISFNNG Restore old fume to its Origin MiPDsd, Free esonwws. Ian • Tam-ing • Alterations Quality work rcasotubk nits. Zo years cxpermmm For all your sewing reeds cad 426~1475 eff: 1 Flow comb a CAIIPET NISTALLMT • a 25 years ettieriarlce, ndrtiching, our st)tettiakty and Wap" g sit M^General rTwTop quaMtyork at resscrlsDM prices 20%d for Senom Cal for a FREE Eatatla 404.0000 N=om Pandk a Good p1iCM a Good wo=rk CON Nd 576-6663 TO OEM f MN� T1 Inkrior as pbarior Eum:din, MR" serviCI. 4200061 Na BAN .can, 9117-17!6 ar 997-IM6 SP6in 1NM not quarft "4111-11101" rower ! I6nh/ ONLY ONE MA/D SFRV" lilcctic No A Ww for_Wrna h'&1 Let us bW Call for a ' free 9nw4e. 404-0421 Bonded 6 founrtled serming Durb aw For more daaiReie pl sse CA Bron A 416-587-2900. 3 en -7770 � 2Hp 1-900- will Ge sadly miss=ile It s two I* pop 25 i5 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26,1997 -PAGE 31 E, i�vrMF�MMPie rsral 410MM �ur�ear-arc 2�nf7ut_,� ��i1ffp`l�iCJJ A3MD DPM_jffB To celebrate the opening of our new service department, we are offering the following FREE services October 24-31 only! SERVICE `' CEN 'A FREE Installation with every RAM purchase FREE Installation with every 3D Video card FREE Installation with every Pentium upgrade FREE "Raptor" flight game. Just ask to see the Service Department when you come in. iLatw - BICY :• �frrres, Yi0 Yrtar, Ar�a3Aors• i Sik . 4w,*, . web lnim FREE Mowldf t*m - j -#A 11ft Eiiwrisr."' ` f"REE ')PLD ATLAS ' 1j?_AW"A"K4NAFTER $20 VS REBATE mss, j•q.gq Amu&* Sok b Lor. Fees (ws•oa PC PioW a Pwveft PC Dusters. Eras web '.orwrcti••s Erre pK o ReW FREE oris l pd*-- I,vtirtu'-srr(.T aa) ssxvsc rtstrcwr>,a �� 4 UG FW_AN ASSOIrTA�R OF T(x W, T e ra; �RUMtNGWNDO Ntkvrs I I � (UKnd—, 4, I) , e 1 r,1VIM, y BI�YCY�A -b selr•rrr Ennsbpedia. A OOtl 'holes. 1110 YAM Awwsst M & Siie stirs web w& . *Cash Diskw Price -.. �F cads. &MM Kits N.jets. ` - Stasi un, CkrAam. Cerfiksl c! 'M-ioles. lib& Me•a. Sgss L �toR GLOW Corel Print How & 3, Cord Family & Met .. _ _ 23, 000 Clip Art bnqes - )R1D 4TLA5 t -. " Afi1<R S10 US r A{Ai!-IN REBATE 2 o. MOWQUAW Fir" maks on plea paper • Vematik' Prints on almost ana+*A% A HP PHOTO CARTRIDGE rvEw_ Lt:�VV! HEWLETT � PRK E! 10 PACKARO by XB�OX �• r aa, �r•/e0 W. ,aa. �rrola�p- ••reit � JRrAe wb ft iom•etS .arra t F • L x ■rlh•r x(arr6 w m f•rork ' Nwl•rrs appear( - • I EXTBRIDGf ?RU � � -� •AKfS YOUR SCA(vNER . � • WORK HARDER, 50 � : -- OU DONT HAVE TO' — � - 3�. �Ic�tliriclr�a t�llYndtr•s 15. NT i.0 PUS �tewtns_. may! —n,— I R� AWA AElER S!o 90f1K.%T A4A11-lh REBATE V17 4399 N!l! �V BMU JET PRINTER � c AhOh BK - 1.300 • .ltvru(L: ;,rraa�; SCANNING CAP'ARMO kit i y vndl a horre ,Ace F YEAR TO-YOVR-DOOR INSTANT Canon CCHA.N CE WARRANTY. FREE! CANON CREATIVE C SOFTWARE INCLUDED! $285 • /I I • �' I • • J I .J.M�i• rr •� J1 6 , l ;1 ' • I i i 9 Auadbr each with Free Bunny RnbbN 14?5. Reg. SMAS ea. U 100% compatibility ••reit Guaran*ed and backed by a ----_ Lifetime warranty. ---�. 8 MEG EDO 9.99 ' �✓ 869-99. 16 MEG EDO 9 99 �( . 32 MEG EDO `139.99 � fWse Am I' dans de&sen m 32 Meg EDO Swan - 3�. / �( � Vie,✓' E - 3�. '' `.�' Y is R•Ir, y :. i N i i PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1947 :1-00 It ., • BRAND NEW 1998's IN STOCK NOW 4.21- V6, 5spd. manual, air conditioning, am/fm cassette, chrome rear step bumper, sliding rear window, chrome styled steel wheel, 40/60 split bench to -tone paint. Stock #WM112. 4.21- V6, automatic overdrive, air conditioning, am/fm cassette, chrome rear step bumper, sliding rear window, chrome style wheels, 40/60 split bench to -tone paint. Stock #WM114. 4.OL SOHC engine, automatic overdrive, air conditioning, sport trim, step bars, console, sport bucket seats, - 16" chrome wheels, all terrain tires, air conditioning, amffm CD player, luggage rack, power seat Stock #WL106. 24 mos. 24 no& 24 mos. with $3995 with $3995 with $3995 PER ,a & b1W PER oO PER down or &ad* or trmle MO. ewivalom UO. ogWva§*W ALIO. .quiralsnt UL V6 engine, 5spd. automatic ovwdft air conditioning, amffm stereo CD, speed control, tut steering, chrome wheels, splash suspension, limited sup axle, slung rear window, sport bucket seats, power windows and locks, anti theft remote entry. Stoddwoo. 24 mo:. with $3M PER or &2& ALIO. "WMdMr &M V% automatic orwrdft * conditioning, 7 1-9W, kMW rwk spad control tM wheel, Poaw wirand Wks. Privacy inferior oommnienoe grow gro* anti ML AM speed traction control, mroabe entry, WW bw t seas, overhead console, hewed power mirrors, amlim CD player, aluminwn wheels, to -ions past. Stockr*V 99. 24 mle& WM $3M dorms PER169or tr d - i10. • 2.01L 4 cyl., automatic overdrive, air conditioning, amffm cassette, sport instruments, 15" alloy wheels, power mirrors, locks and windows, speed control, rear spoiler. Stock#W6187. Paw do on mos.wdr.Mnt or bads . P. baasd on 24 mo. Red Carpet Nass. Freight, licence and appftWe lass$ extra, 31.000 ba ft& 011w Mnp plans aMaIa" lot mar M and rdlmdWe saawNy dWoO (SM mquilad O.A.C. 0