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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_10_31THE TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC WRRARI CENTRAL, IN eWS _P ickering-Rouge. dVertiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand October 31, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 44, Pressrun 44,000 36 pages • •• • i*ckets injuredi*n chain r Three teachers hospitalized, two others suffer minor injuries in Pickering BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — One teacher remains in hospital today after three pickets were struck at the intersection of Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Road in Pickering Thursday morning. Witnesses say the injured teachers, one the wife of Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, were standing on the sidewalk on the northeast corner of the intersection when an eastbound black Mazda Protege veered out of control after being cut off while making a left-hand turn from Hwy. 2 shortly before 10 a -m. "I only had time to jump ckar;' report- ed Grant Girard, a Glengrove Public School teacher, who said he was standing beside the three colleagues when they were hit. 'All 1 saw was a black car come flying right at me. It appeared the driver lost control of the car ...it just seemed to fly" Mr. Girard told the News Advertiser at the scene the car "bounced" up onto the sidewalk and then spun across the north- bound lanes, over the median and into the driver's side of a silver minivan heading 'Please see STRIKING/Page 4 INSIDE EdiloriWl Sports .. � ..::::::::::30 C11msitied . ..............31 HOW TO REACH US General ............ 683-5110 Dealt mattices .......683-3005 Auctlion Line ........653-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ..............1-800-662-8423 Email ..... _ ......... . thisweek®istar.ca Iaternet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Drivers'-, Wanted.1m :•/ • SALES • SERME - LEASING - MENTALS -BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. ' ata tttnO w ttle• ndomn' (905) 420-9700 Mrnrpv XM "Try The Best" SENIORS BAZAAR Sat., Nov. 1 >a 9:00am-4:00 Pm 910 LIVERPOOL ROAD (Just south of Bayly) on crash photo by Andrew rwanowsW Firefighters attend to one of three Pickering teachers injured ing. Teachers walked off the job Monday and were protesting after being hit by a car while picketing to protest Bill 160 at the at the intersection rather than outside their schools to increase intersection of Highway 2 and Liverpool Road Thursday morn- visibility and draw attention to their protest. Goingfrom badto 'w rse Chances of resolving the teachers' Province last night. Among other things, a reworked strike soon are "worse" rather than she's particularly steamed that, Bill 160 would: better as a result of EdueWon Minis- "instead of talking to the teachers he O limit class sizes to 25 students is ter Dave Johnson's announced plans has to solve this with", Mr. Johnson elementary schools and 22 in sec - to rework Bill 160, says a Durham announced changes he's willing to ordwy schools. the provincial aver - union leader make to- the Education Quality ages. _ Maret Sadem-Thompson, presi- Improvement Act at a press confer- Mrs. Sadem-Thompson is miffed dent of the Federation of Womac encx. Mr. Johnson "never addressed" how SADEM- Teachers' Associations of Ontario, Mr. Johnson said be would revamp school boards currently above those THOMPSON said at press time Thursday the educa- portions of Bill 160 as a result of pub- figures will decrease class sizes at the `Never tion minister did little to narrow the lic consultations that ended %does - addressed' divide between educators and the day. See DISPUTE/Page 3 .. .. .. Y.. .Jc!'� �G�!^R"•�l.��r�ZFV1`r,`.i.•. ", .. ,.xrt �'. E tw to S q V, Ng- &N&*`JRq0 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31.190-07 SMR Lop You J11111111 11INK r no tattle ""W ed files MI IL47 $5477 1065M W M tie gong "W"K W FINTAI! 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Ontario College of Teachers chairman Donna Marie Kennedy said, "We are pleased (the education minister) has ... removed the possibility that non -certi- fied instructors will replace qualified teachers in Ontario classrooms." 0 remove principals and vice -principals from the teachers' unions because of what Mr. Johnson called the "compromising" posi- tion they've been placed in by the strike — as man- agers of staff who are in the same bargaining units. Ms. Sadem-Thompson called that "disappoint- ing", noting that in the provinces of British Columbia and Quch,_,. a similar move has created "labor strife". It's especially "not healthy" at a time when all Ontario educators "have to do things co-operatively" as a "team" to implement sweeping reforms in the education system. She wanted more time to digest all the points in Mr. Johnson's statement before she would discuss them at length. The education minis- ter's Bill 160 revisions came on the eve of a bid by the Province to go to court injunction to stop the today in a bid to get an striKe. Oth year cutting Kids Hair Tittk TOO! Pickering (Mandarin Plaza) NOW A Q•+a•• char=y ars 1725 Kingston Rd. t k. tTWet.e905 aka c.roOw Fml 428 3484 stftDOM OMOS.Toronto .bW.tr non.fWO aMO~(Beaches) Thurs.. � un. 1926 Queen St. E. en late 10-8 9-5 11-5 416-691-9190 PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVEwnsm MIDAY, 0(-MBM 31, Ml Stri .. "ftg­teachors struck in f STRIKING/From page 1 south on Liverpool Road. NO Lisa D'Aguiar, the 19 -year-old driver of the minivan, said she was stopped at the lights when she was hit. She reported a A wm 269 NO INTEREST friend and two DOi18L E 339 sl- 529 nieces in her DUEEN . 339 SET 5-99 CNG 359 SET 799 See Store Fa Detests O.A.C. vehicle realized what was happen- ing. "They saw it before I did" Geri Geldart, - vice-president of patient services at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, said three teach- ers and two others were taken to the hospital's emer- EAS gency ward yes- terday morning. It's believed the Mazda driver and smaE one child from "A -1aESS the minivan were S taken to hospital. D0 13 Ms. Geldart said one teacher, ," who was in stable condition yester- day afternoon, G was staying OR Court ;, � injunction could end strike The Ministry of the Attorney Gen- eral is planning a stop th bid to e ille- gal teachers' strike in court today. Meanwhile, a teachers' union leader said at a rally at Ajax High School Wednesday morning, the Ontario Teachers' Federation has "a range of options" available if the Province obtains an injunction. Ontario Sec - Teachers' Federa- tiion�pprresid./entt E�.•aad •-=HXXS kT W N people at the Ajax al High tally, -Cur- rently we e con- centrating our efforts on legal arguments to PM- viewrction, w the iajw but we will consid- er all options and d mr move rapidly ti when the me Teachers -walked our Mon - pr day to oicst Biu 160, give the gov- ernment theth authority to set class size, cut preparation time and place uncerti- fied instructors in the classroom. overnight while the others had been discharged. Hospital officials wouldn't release the identities of the victims at press time. Teachers from several area IFORT SLEEP 4 89 ET *299 LE 239 q-359 N..__.._279 SET429 439 SET659 MW PUDIC $24 9 SET *399 x E., 309 E a89 ]UEEN 329 sET5N .<ING 529 :E- 769 7177 schools had gathered at the inter- section to protest Bill 160 rather than picketing outside their respec- tive schools which are not in visi- ble arcas. 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Fn��r ��'S AAyF,f�.sER �Ra►%s Pl»��a� .., . ...... .. Ajax -Pickering - - - - - - - New; Advertiser 1 ♦tori al s and etters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Healin-tFing us cope during teachers' strike Teachers and provincial politicians could learn well from the Towns of Ajax and Pickering which have offered quick and practical solutions to parents and children caught in the middle of this illegal strike. If the response to the strike at the Towns of Ajax and Pickering is any indication, we're all well placed to cope during the dispute. Staff at each Town have worked hard to ensure that there is a place for abandoned students to go as the strike closes Ajax and Pickering schools. And with no quick end in sight to the rift between Ontario teachers and the provincial government, the efforts of each Town's staff will become all the more important and needed in our communities. Each Town announced last week that strike -specific programs have been added and/or expanded to take the additional demand expected in their communities. That will provide a receded measure of temporary relief, at least, to parents caught in the rough-and-tumble dis- pute between educators and provincial politicians. As well, several day-care operators in our two com- munities have paved the way to meet increased demand expected from families here. Large employers such as Cleamet in Pickering have made it clear to employees the firm will be flexible with staff struggling to cope during this illegal walkout. No matter where you draw sides in the dispute, it's important that we all acknowledge the efforts to aid families — in the public and private sectors alike — in a time of need. Here we have three dissimilar groups — municipal workers, private sector companies and a mixture of both public and private day-care operators — teaming up to provide solutions during the strike. Perhaps teachers and their unions, MPPs and their ministers, could take a page from others in the com- munity affected by this dispute. For they have helped minimize the disruption this unnecessary strike could have caused. Instead of exchanging vitriolic barbs and counter- productive rhetoric, rather than using brinknianship and 11 d hour deadlines, both sides can harm from the communities they have walked out on. Our children would be the beneficiaries. Who says municipal governments aren't in touch with their citizens? To respond to this editorial call lnfosounce at rI%saaaoe 683-7040 and diol 5104 Ajccac Pickering .News Advertiser '. Pubd9ber: 'lin Wiittaker A Metroimtd Community Newspaper ♦ Letters to the editor System has failed our children To the editor: I am writing this letter in response to the teachers' strike. I am a resident of the Harman Drive -Mandrake Street area of Ajax and I am having a difficult time finding any negative results from the teachers' walkout. You see, Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School graces our neighbor- hood and now that there is a strike, I'll get my neighbor- hood back. Every fall, our wonderful, clean streets are turned into garbage dumps and war zones caused by the students who attend DO'C. We, as taxpayers, have failed these students. We have not been vigilant enough to make sure that our schools produce young citizens who care about the environment, have respect for others, and know how to act with proper manners in public places. We have taught them how to use computers and calcula- - tors, but have failed to teach them the skills to survive in the real world — a world where you don't always come up a winner, but have to cope with all the negatives in life. Maybe this strike will be a positive thing. The teachers may get what they want, and we as parents and taxpayers will care more about the final product that is coming out of our schools today. The school system definite- ly needs an overhaul. Canada's future depends on it. James F_ Orrell, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last nage or two ini- tials and a last nage. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for styk, kngth and content. Opinions expressed in Ietters are diose of the writer and not necessarily dose of the News Advertiser. ,. JOANNE StMGHARDT, Edilor-:-Chid S7 EYE HotlSrw moom FAIN BRUCE DANFORD. Advatisirt Maanw ALVIN sttOuwER Read Advenisia8 Maaapsx EDDIDE C7acdbod Advatisirrr MONIQUE LEA, Real SE Fstaed AFAI®oURIE. Disiribudoa I' anew BARBARA HARRISON, Pa dactiom Mu fter 11A BARBARA o JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor in Chief I'll have my say May I remind the teachers of Ontario this is a democracy. The last time I checked freedom of speech was still one of the steadfast rights of our society. Like or not, what I or this newspaper, our letter writers or your colleagues have to say, we're entitled to our opinion and damn it I won't apologize for voicing mine. I think the teachers of this province should gom back to the classroom and let our children resue their education. There, I've said it, so crucify me. Despite innuendo from the critics, I've never said the teachers of Ontario arc a lazy bunch of whiners. those are your words - not mine. I think the vast majority of teachers are hard-working, dedicated people who care passionately about our children. I respect their very important work. Until this week I would have included the attribute of professional but it's not a word that rolls easily off my tongue today. e Professionals don't claim to be taking the mal high ground for the good of my children and then throw them out in the street. Professionals don't break the law by staging an illegal strike and then insist on passing it off as a pas- sive protest. Professionals don't refuse co-workcrs who wish to return to the classroom access to the schools. They don't stand on a picket line calling them 'scabs' and accuse them of being greedy on national television. Now that Education Minister Dave Johnson has crystallized his ideas on class size limits and in -class teaching time and amended his position on non - teachers in the classroom, it's time for the teachers to go back to work and offer constructive suggestions to amend Bill 160. For his part. Mr. Johnson must slow down the passing of this legislation. If he really wants teacher input, Nov. 5 is far too soon to go to the legislature with this Bill. This fight is a battle of wills between the teachers' unions and the Ontario government. Being trampled in the process are the best intentions of some very well-meaning teachers and the wishes of that portion of the electorate who genuinely want change in the education system. Judging by the letters and phone calls I've received this week, by the newscasts I've watched, the people who we trust to teach our children have forgotten that name-calling and threats are not the way Canadians deal with a difference of opinion. Our right to voice those opinions is one of the things that makes this country great. The best teacher leads by example and I don't like the examples I've seeing this week Jade Burghordr writes in our Friday miatim of staff cola.isnuft To re3pond to this CohN call /stfaroeoce at id 683-700 and d510tr TO REACH US The Aa News vestisew is one or die Mmol.. him. PW*sMog and nisrribad" pe" of newspapers. The Ms Genera: 683-5110 News reraser is a m*w of Oe Aju A Pieiesi� t r, Soso/ of imide, oswrioYC.ommumi�ty Nevnpmpa Anoc.. CWr ae� 683 -OM Cornua Community PlewspT. Am=.. C sm" MarryKr DWiWiea: 683-5117 CxTharlatioas An& Dowd and rhe onwrio press Cormdl. Feat: 683-7363 e publisherreserves she risks a classify or refase my Comp"ke Fac 579-9273 odverbsemeaL CAD& faw advaeisemem limited a span E-natl: d invackeistar ca s price am pubilshed T uaWay, WedricKby, Friday. Sunday Aswrstant Prodrrcnaa Manager - CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Mona IrIpJ/wnww�.d:rti.iratars rice 130 Commereial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 ULLUN HOOK, Admi.auad.n on Mraaercawkn i ICire1►L1 2501"01 Of *1111 men's & w m m's ticccc % kIds' ticccc scts '5"') 0f all men's. womm's 1 Us* casual pants acludcti dcnIIII ' o Off all men �Z womm s chcnillc L`1 mcrino wool ;�t'c tcrs 2`) ; o Lf all mcn s. 11'011 m s L"� klubrobes. p -lamas & s1ccpwor 2501 t/ o ,111 i�171� Il � & '-T11-ISJrc�sc's 1 ��,11I morc �� 21 51)o Off ... »/:i �►1� EATON 'S: 1S16at-'l1�,1:1mIR!!�'i+>�AR'OL'1bd1t6t�f,�llS7 Food bank still needs help so Ajax, Pickering families ThanksalvinQQ Esther Lucas. jects such as Christmas ham- able year-round at the follow- Donations by cheque made b b "We do still have some pers, leaflets and shelving. ing locations: in Pickering at out to St. Paul's Food Bank drive falls short empty shelves:' Residents who wish to LOEB Glendale, 1900 Dixie can also be mailed to St. BY MARIANNE TAKACS S'rAfF REPORTER The St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community Food Bank is appealing to Ajax and Picker- ing residents for continued assistance in the wake of an annual Thanksgiving food drive that fell short this year. "It wasn't such a good food drive as we've had in previous years;' says St. Paul's food bank chairman Ms. Lucas adds the dona- tions that were received are appreciated by the food bank and its clients, the majority of them single or two-parent families with children. She also notes St. Paul's wants to correct erroneous information it provided which suggested the food bank receives no help from the United Way. It does occasionally receive assistance from the United Way for special pro - Autism group meets in Pickering PICKERING — The Autism Soci- ety, Durham Chapter, is holding a meeting Wednesday. Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at 450 Broadgreen St., Pickering. The group provides support for families of individuals having PDD or autism. For more information call Judy Crosbie at 427-9572. help the food bank make up for the Thanksgiving shortfall may drop off donations of non-perishable food items at area supermarkets. Among the items most needed are sugar, flour, canned or dried milk, cold cereal, canned fruit, and lunch snacks such as pudding cups or cereal bars for chil- dren, as well as staples such as macaroni and cheese din- ners and peanut butter. Drop-off boxes are avail- PXMVM YOUR SOFA Labour Included "AA.. = .—a S PIECE DINETTE (56"Vad t bo" SoBd Tatrle) �V>site/Nataral Fogy Assembled Chairs Rd; the SuperCentre on Liv- erpool Road just south of Kingston Road. and Sav-A- Centre in the Amberlea Plaza on Whites Road north of Strouds Lane; and in Ajax at IGA on Westney Road just west of Harwood Avenue. Food or cash donations may also be made at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church weekday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or anv time on weekends (ring the bell at the main entrance). Call the store for details ukeiive ureen-i-mc OMPLETE TIRE &AUTO CEN IF dh y • can be fed Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering, L IV I A8. Fa -s In... 1_4 We alter to perfection! SIZES 6-20 .; Come See Our Fall Collection We rr ckt rr than you think! tars than S mtnutrs •4111 W. (tr,mt White. Rd.) -Ent KmKsnm Rd. Right at 1st rut (Law m Rd.) At light, nun kit to Fncwu's 366 Old Kingston Rd. Highland Creek 281-9966 NO P.S.T. NO G.S.T.* PICK-UPS, VANS, SPORT UTILITY, 4X4 AND LT, TRUCK TIRES . . 9 995 L723MMI6 LAREDO AMID LRDX •--- 31X10.SOR1S LAREDO AWP LRC R NLpWy LT215ffiM6 LAREDO AWP LRD 11 $M"6 LT225ff5R16 LAREDO AWP LRD101,Q75R/6S LAREDO A/5 LRD 1197H "Active Green + Ross provides a discount equivalent to the PST and GST on the above tines only. Tares will apply on all other tires & services. Mf 2414114. ROA�l A>z31iTANCE[�] f> ORAKE i 3110CIC fN>iPiCT10N 1 WoMey Rd. (At Hwy. #2) (905) 686-2182 OSHAWA 534 Ritson Rd. S. (North of Hwy. 401 (905) 728-6221 c� � An �) o ll , ,o off all co-ordinated fashion beddincy & sheets �O") o off KInj hail Spinal Guard mattress sets _0 -)I- off all mattress pads, Juvas and l�lanl:ct� 50(),)o ff all �ill��« c�clti��c� nein packs 1 o off all bedroom funliturc �1 arca 1-11JIS JV( !�'JerrM�le\\[l1NO1/2\1■EATON'S to ftf ADVERTISER FRIDIAT, OCIrOBER 31, 11"? ----------------------------------- -----------Ward 1 rivals roast Brenner for grandstanding But, incumbent `will never apologize for demanding answerson nuclear plant BN- MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPOKTF.R PICKERING — Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner's "finger -pointing" and -jumping up and down" over nuclear station issues have not served town resi- dents well, say opponents in the Nov. 10 municipal elec- tion. Coun. Brenner was at the centre of a two-sided attack on his political style from election rivals Kevin Ashe and Jill Foster at a regional candidates' debate for Ward I held Monday by Shaw Cable at the Civic Complex. Mr. Ashe suggested Coun. Brenner's dealings with Hvdro have been too con- frontational. He described the I`_ utility as a "valuable part of the community" with a payroll of about $225 mil- lion."Jumping up and down and crashing press conferences hardly represents the rxx-kL% of the com- munity:' said Mr. Ashe, in reference to the councillor's appearance at the Aug. 13 press con- ference in Toronto at which Hydro announced the indefinite shut- down of seven of its 19 nuclear reactors, including four of eight in Pickering. Ms. Foster criticized the councillor for missing meet- ings of the Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee meetings and the Durham Region Social Services Com- mittee, which she described as the appropriate forums for discussing safety and health issues related to the nuclear station. She suggested "fin- ger -pointing" was not the way to deal with nuclear issues which need to be "negotiated and dealt with at the table, quietly and calmly" Coun. Brenner retorted his job was not to participate in Hydro public relations exer- cises, which he has suggested the liaison committee does. He said he went to the Hydro press conference to represent the people of Pickering and that it should have been held here. He also questioned where the other candidates had been over the years while he has been raising important concerns over the nuclear sm- tion. " I will never apologim for ELECT i Jan GENGE -N&fITZ 4 ZW75XM 7Z" For info. call 683-2932 Pickering Public School Trustee RALPH GOLBERG Saturday at the Golberg's. Support is browing as canvassers meet for pizza & a day of door knocking! COMMUNITY IS IMPORTANT! I will work hard to represent you to the best of my ability. However, I need your support to deal with these concerns: • Excessive speed on our residential streets & the danger this poses for our children. • Our immediate need for additional ice -pads & playing f gilds- • Ensure that parks, walkways & public areas are safe, dean & accessible. • Reduce the tax burden on residents. VOTE RALPH GOLBERG FOR LOCAL O"CMR WARD 1 ON NOV. IML Advance Pblls Nov. 1,2.3,4,5 at Maclean Cemtm demanding answers:' said the councillor. On questions other than political style and the of cc- tiveness of the current Coun- cil, there was not much dis- agreement among the candi- dates. All three agree on the need for regional government reform and said realignment of responsibilities between the Province and municipali- ties could be made to work. However. Mr. Ashe and Coun. Brenner expressed confidence a tax freeze could be main- tained, while Ms. Foster said it wouldn't he " ise to make do r� such a commitment before seeing the final figures on the impact of provincial down- loading. Ms. Foster maintained res- idents need a representative who is hard-working, honest, intelligent and deeply inter- ested in the community. She identified her major goals for the town as balanced develop- ment, controlled spending, safe neighborhoods, better transit and attracting new business. "I'm here because care deeply for my communi- ty:' she said. In her closing_ remarks, she w_ze,,tcd that AP,WAP ..we don't need grandstanding and political posturing" because it doesn't solve prob- lems. Mr. Ashe vowed to provide accountability and representa- tion of ward needs. He said he would work closely with the rest of Council to develop "business -like solutions" to Town issues. He suggested Council has been -dysfunc- tional". has left citizens feel- ing they have no voice in Town affairs, and has not pro- vided taxpayers "value for their money' He noted in his clO�inL remarks that he lives in Ward I while Coun. Bren- ner does not. Coun. Brenner said he was proud of his reputation as "an aggressive, tireless fighter who stands up for the com- munity" He admitted "it's true that I sometimes jump up and down", but pointed to his track record as evidence of his effectiveness. He noted his role in the establishment of a neighborhood safety task force, his push for zero toler- ance for speeding on some town streets and his raising of concerns about the nuclear plant. Saturday, November 1, 1997 t_ - :3:00p1230 .m. Fundraiser for Mayor Wayne Arthurs campaign Location: 41: Campaign Headquarters Kingston Rd. just east of Fairport Rd. Cash contributions not to exceed $25% . Contributions to a maximum of $750' must be by cheque. tin cornplWrIce w" Mur"al Election Law. 1997. . W.. P, P, I I opp I L's.) P 50010' off all srainlcss cookw-arc Loostina., N/lacr & mora. 300' o off all b,akcwarc, Hcnckcls knives & «voocicnwarc o off all casual diiincivc-Irc. fl..Itwarc, jl.Lsswarc, kitclicn & rablc linens goo0 off La11 folinal J111r1c11Va1-c. flL.mvarc c1l'sral src111warc off \i J1. !] Mi IhII, C1. I EATON'S PAGE l2 THS NEVfS APNi'yMR f►'4 IALT, (lelOBER 3;„1 , CARE 6­ffersJob-huntin �he�g p -' Workshops cover many career topics for the unemployed A number of workshops on job hunting arc being offered by Career Assistance and Resources for Employ- ment (CARE), an affiliate of the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre. Workshops are scheduled as fol- lows: Christian women meet Tuesday PICKERING — A Ladies in Fel- lowship Evening will be held Tuesday, Nov. 4 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church (downstairs below the sanctuary), 817 Kingston Rd. Guest speaker Guy Leduc, a geolo- gist, will discuss 'The Book of Genesis vs. The Earth Sciences'. Wendy Timson will sing. Participants will make a Christmas tree ornament with Suzanne Matijcio. Refreshments will be served. Admission is $2, with an additional $2 charge for the ornament -making. For more information call Edna at 839- 2494. La Leche League offers support PICKERING — La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly meeting Thursday. Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. for information and support. Babies are welcome to attend. For details call 427-8063 or 416- 282-6462. *Thursday. Nov. 6 or Dec. 4 — Inter- viewing Techniques *Thursday, Nov. 13 or Dec. Il — Developing Job Leads '*Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 17 and 18 — Women Re-entering the Paid Work- force *Thursday, Nov. 20 or Dec. 18 — Rcsume/Cover Letter Preparation *Thursday, Nov. 27 — Maintaining Self-esteem CARE also offers an orientation session ever}, Tuesday morning to pro - Dr. Walter Staples Dr. Walter Staples is an internationally recognized authority on wealth, health and lifestyle management. F Ie is also the author of four best selling books including' Think Like a Winner - vide information on its workshops, ser- vices and programs. CARE workshops, career coun- selling and other services are free to Ontario residents over 25 eligible to work in Canada, out of work or school for eight of the most recent 16 weeks, and not receiving Employment Insur- ance or Worker's Compensation bene- fits. To register or for more information call CARE at 420-4010 or drop in at 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 12, Pickering. Join Dr. Walter Staples as He Shows You • How to create a million dollar portfolio • How to make your mortgage tax deductible • How to select an investment with 100"/• confidence • How to bullet-proof your portfolio against market corrections • How to avoid taus needlessly generated by most mutual funds • How to maintain your current lifestyle after retirement • And many other wealth building strategies MONDAY NovEmamt 10TH, 1997 AT 7-00 p.m. Annandale Golf dr Country Club Church St. North of Bayly, Ajax INFINITY `• • • • ` • r • •, SEATING IS LIMITED - RESERVE TODAY �Q `-`• (905) 427-7000 cxt. 303 (24hrs) Presented by Lee Welbanks & Jeff DeCarnbra of For, -inc In. cNtr..cnr Recycle me! WE'RE MOVING! Gn moson, KiewduM of Ckw ria Fiyundoi, is very pleased to ornoto” Ihof #" fal he .1 be "wring the dealersiv to o brand new fociMy of 1505 Dundas St. E. in 'I Bowl W=* alb awn over 100 wer OW used can and Wwdts.' EMYMWi MUST 8 SOL&* N Mona & John Friday's carriers of the week are Mona & John. They enjoy swimming & basketball. They will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Borger King. Cowgratulatfows Mona & John for being our carries of the week. SUROM KING Committed to Exceuenc e I_W Kingston Rd f'ukcnnt� 145 WKcnztc Wc k:.,x NO DOWN PAYhWU ANO PAYMEMS �INI'IL 199 ~ xd Ws wit be offering s.ax NO UM 1II11L11f.Na an NEW yehides in wodt faruu��� �o� 48 ina�/n or NO _ IINAWM NM1"L%A!!E A1011! 111FU N N 6 a r UUM ONLY. we "WW b sell - every new, car in ssodt prior b our none! SKM I CA RALES ON 41� ALL NEW VEM= N Mona & John Friday's carriers of the week are Mona & John. They enjoy swimming & basketball. They will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Borger King. Cowgratulatfows Mona & John for being our carries of the week. SUROM KING Committed to Exceuenc e I_W Kingston Rd f'ukcnnt� 145 WKcnztc Wc k:.,x .•v c. �..,. ...-.v+^ -r r .�•t•rro•....-,�•rr-ri vtrT rt •s •. i nz ncra A vzwr=Ex rxnlAT, vL-rxm [ 31, 1777 TAGE U 25% offnm s too! l r $14 mMion clearanceo selected � fishi Gow from nines 1&e Jones New York, Liz Gaborne, Tommy Hilfiger; Polo Ralph Latwi, Emma James & more. ff-., GREAJ EVENT FacimyOuNwd S*cim , w by S101e. ofr gwd w4* %MrMlW lest :Stores open Saturday at 8:30 am. r�� 69EEERRS con unduy BEAT THE GST* or use your Sears Card and DON'T PAY FOR ONE FULL' YEAR, on all furniture, sleep sets and decorator rugs . 'Saws wi deduct an arewt -q '11019-1 to the GST frow dour total pwdnse price. Offer Dads SwdoY, luvoaiar 1, 1991. Tan't pay =0 %v "a 1999, an approved credit, with Your Sears Cord. Miaiwem 5200 pwchose. S35 defend fee and all oppicnhk taxes said dtwrs we payable of tiwa of pwdteeto. Ofiw ends Sondq, Navaaior 2, W. Both offers apply to merrhalist in our Whole Now Foraiture stores and do not apply to deferral foes, deivery, nrointaaiance araemw w instalatioe charges. SoA offers exclude k"Wation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchoses. Ask for details. Plus, All Furniture, All Sleep sets and All Decorator Rugs on Sale! Sale prices end Sunday, November Z, 1997 - PickeringPlayers plugPeter Pan The production of the Peter Pan Pantomime is being staged at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church features fresh and veteran talent for the show. Here, Tyle McDermott, Emma Pesme and Trish Gllderson ham it up dur- ing a dress rehearsal this week. For informath)n I)r thActs to thy" ,,hoL%. gall Sue at 683-4939. Library program for your Ide ones - in Pickering DICKER- ING — A fun - filled program of stories, songs and fin- ger plays for children aged Z. six months to ` 24 months is being offered by the Picker- ing PublicDAG-N-LUR , ,: Library Thurs- days at 10:05 HOUSE or 10:45 a.m. OPEN . The six- week program Gialit Ski Swap -began Oct. 30. For more Nov. 21id 10:00-4:00 . information or -hip Discoulit!, to register your Mcnibers child call 831- 13rograni Registrations 6265 ext. 226. Please ski sdio()l IntO. 0-40-2004 recycle NVE A R I ane! photo by A.J. Groen Ka. Joon us 1 K41.,I '. /.SISI.y 11.1iif JIb1+ %//.1/ I.4. r 1, Atl 1 '', f.i.. �. •!,6 t. t, i. t t C ►+. a s �, l 3 •. t . 1 L, �. t t t 1 �., f�a4,. 7 s - PickeringPlayers plugPeter Pan The production of the Peter Pan Pantomime is being staged at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church features fresh and veteran talent for the show. Here, Tyle McDermott, Emma Pesme and Trish Gllderson ham it up dur- ing a dress rehearsal this week. For informath)n I)r thActs to thy" ,,hoL%. gall Sue at 683-4939. Library program for your Ide ones - in Pickering DICKER- ING — A fun - filled program of stories, songs and fin- ger plays for children aged Z. six months to ` 24 months is being offered by the Picker- ing PublicDAG-N-LUR , ,: Library Thurs- days at 10:05 HOUSE or 10:45 a.m. OPEN . The six- week program Gialit Ski Swap -began Oct. 30. For more Nov. 21id 10:00-4:00 . information or -hip Discoulit!, to register your Mcnibers child call 831- 13rograni Registrations 6265 ext. 226. Please ski sdio()l IntO. 0-40-2004 recycle NVE A R I ane! photo by A.J. Groen Ka. Joon us 1 K41.,I '. /.SISI.y 11.1iif JIb1+ %//.1/ I.4. r 1, Atl 1 1� AD is ILMI. � SAT. 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NOW. 30 31 1 ey f � �giftfor y�our is Chnsimas�l a hdm UCtS am also availww at _ Eaton's, �rs, Centre H1+ 4 sand Adventure } =J ; ti-�.o�lll'er Level, Sears Wing, Outside the Sony Skwe.S CAW TOM PIP W, - g 7 v ey f � �giftfor y�our is Chnsimas�l a hdm UCtS am also availww at _ Eaton's, �rs, Centre H1+ 4 sand Adventure } =J ; ti-�.o�lll'er Level, Sears Wing, Outside the Sony Skwe.S CAW TOM PIP W, - g In 1V w§ kWVIF.*nft* hd6AY,' P1t A, tl*7 - PAdt it : Get a start ori -Christmas Saturday PICKERING =` A Christmas - :baskets, white elephant, tombola, raf- Bazaar will be held Saturday, Nov. 1 fles, a country kitchen, a tea room from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South and more. .`Pickering Seniors' Activity Cen- Any donations for the fund- tre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S. to help raising bazaar would be greatly you get an early start to the sea- o appreciated. son. For more information call Jessie The bazaar will offer crafts, gift Docherty at 420-6588. ISIffitNew NEAM CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1113 Sears Hardware Sale, on sale Monday, Oct. 27 - Sunday, Oct. 9197. Page 5: Sharp -Shooter Electric Staple/Nail Gun reads: Sears Reg. 79.99 - Sale 59.99 Should have read: Sears Reg. 49.99, Sale 39.99. Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. CORRECTION NOTICE FOR OUR 1997 FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 1997 Fall and Winter Catalogue Page 18. Folding weight -bench. 84- 0788-6 Copy should read: 16-112" stance. NOT 24". Page 19. Deluxe pro- style bench, 84-0789-4. Copy should read 31" extra -wide stance. NOT 34". Page 33. Item 3, Kamik Arctic Boots. Men's 7 to 13, blade. 87-2564x. Copy should read: Pair 39.99. NOT 29.99. Page 35. Item 16 to 18. Assorted balaclavas. 87-4025-2. Copy should read: 4.99 ea. up, NOT 4.99. Page 41. Victonnox Swiss Army Knives. The illustrations should be transposed for 75- 6020-8 and 75-6219-8. Page 44. The illustration for Rem 1 Doskocil hard gun case, 75-5619-2 and Rem 3, Doskocil Aggressor locking gun case. 75.5637-8 should be transposed. Rifle gun case. The iYustrations should be transposed for item 5, 75-5472-8 and item 6.75-5632-8. Page 57. Aiwa Mini Audio System, 44- 0282-4. Product is not exactly as shown. Page 60. AM/FM StereolCassette/CD Player, 44-2045-8. Not available until October 30. Portable AM/FM StereolCassette/CD Player. 44-1564. Not exactly as shown. AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/CD Player, 441576-0. Product does NOT include a remote control. Page 61. Item 2. Sony AM/FM clock radio/CD player, 44-2137-0. Does not include Bass". Page 62. Item *6. XTREME CD Player, 44-2285-6. Not available until October 29. Page 64. Item 01, 25 -Channel Cortlless Phone. 69- 8261-8. Not available until November 13. Item 04. 900 MHz Cordless Phone, 69- 8286-0. Product not available. hem 010. Call ID Speaker Phone, 69-8262-6. Not exactly as shown. Item 011. CaM ID phone w/call waiting, 69-8263-4. Not available until October 31. Page 66. Item 01. 25 -Channel Cordless Phone. 69- 8271-4. Product does not include "extra charge base". Page 70. Conair full-size pistol -style dryer, 43-8030-8 and item 1, hair dryer with sdaight pick. 43-8029-4. The illustration should stow 1600W, not 1875W. Page 73. Item 7. Rechargeable hair clipper. 43.8524-4 does not include the video. Page 74. Item 7. 7 -speed blender with pulse action, 431934-0. Copy should read: 34.99, NOT 29.99. Page 79. Item 10. Sunbeam vaporizer. 43-5884-4. Copy should read: Maxirnurn output 3.7L. NOT 7.4L. Page SM Item 5. 40" srowtirrowirg allact m w t, 60-3940- 0. Copy should read: 999.99, NOT 899.99. Page 102 Motorrr Battery chart Molorraster Elimirr dw 10-6500-0: Copy should read: Reserve Capacity 140 rnin Utes, NOT 1400. Page 110. Item 9. Sierra cable fink tire chains, 30.1219x. Copy reads: Deluxe European - chain. 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But for Mr. Paul, the issue is black and McLeod, the community will have an opportuni- Suzanne municipal ballot on Nov. 10, asks white. -This is nothing personal", she said. ty to voice its concerns about nuclear power on residents if they support a full "These are simply machines that we use to Nov. 10. Elston provincial environmental assessment of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. The referendum has the support of Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA). the CitiLen-based nuclear watchdog that spearheaded the call WHEN A MINIVAN I S N T E N 0 U G N VAN. for a federal environmental assess- ment in 1994. At that time, the request was ignored by the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB). Instead the federal regulator extend- ed the Pickering licence for two years. The plant has been plagued with problems ever since. Pickering's woes culminated in August, when the Province ordered the shutdown of four of its reactors. 00 U ly The decision was made only two months after the AECB had once again renewed the operating licence at Pickering. "An environmental assessment hearing would provide the opportu- pity to review whether Pickering A 6 needs to be restarted at all. By its mandate, the hearing would A also have to look at alternatives to running the Pickering stations:' said Irene Kock, spokesperson for DNA. Karen Paul and Sally McLeod are `may i two Pickering residents who worked with local politicians to have thL plebiscite included on election day. Ms. Paul and her husband Bob met McLeod at a soccer game at Kins- men Park. While they were watching the game, a siren went off at the plant. "We all looked at each other and wondered what to do:' recalls Ms. SMANTLEASE Paul. Ms. McLeod and Ms. Paul decid- ed to find out more about their nuclear neighbor. What they discov' W.' - ered was many things that could go wrong with a nuclear plant had gone wrong. What puzzled Ms. Paul was that there hadn't been a huge public out- cry. She muses, -I knew this was a bedroom community, but I began to wonder if everyone was actually asleep." The GMC Safari takes the mini out of van. This jumbo family von hos .. .. ...... What Ms. Paul began to realize was that people were deeply con- more standard seating than the Caravan. outflows the Windibr, and cerned about the issue, but didn't it can easily carry full sheets of drywall. Get you' today, it's know where to turn for information. yours some- She believes there is a fundamental `thing the whole family will enjoy. mistrust of Ontario Hydro and the Power Workers Union within the ".-GO W%W Y" W=* fMM YMW CYMC Tru& Dachir community, the two primary sources PCWTLAC of information about the plant. -AC Safixi Van I SA -We've been told to trust these C people", said Ms. Paul. GMC Ibilal Due On Sign? Dawn Payment lone PaymentAr 'Fhe public has been told for too long that it's way too complicated _$0 $375/_& $881.25 for us to understand. Leave it to the 1,500 $328/.& $2,502.2 experts. 0 "Well , we now know that the sci `43� �e`_'$28 I $3,000 $4,098.15 enlists and engineers can make mis- t 45,000 �___421 8/.,A $6,300.70 takes and that all the theories cannot prevent human error," she added. A "We may not be nuclear engineers, but it's clear that this thing is break- DMA %no W rXV GM Cod !p ing down." 7he TOM Pwdww Price howdomm Y" sh"Id know P"Mon d your Md now GM Vd"CiLt d0- •*SMA -LE -E $375 PLC MOMW36 nowith km for 19% dMIL Ms. Paul believes its time resi- safilril ~3 Y%V Md done for You W*? is" equipped as described. Atutual ki6nwtw liinir. 20,000 kin, so.o8 pa excm dents began questioning the amount (1,W.J ft_� ft.. 14NW-= SaffAXT ki6nactre. Tow 0111*atim is 513,500.00. security deposit of $45o required. Other km of risk that's acceptable. "Just M FP 0*10 01— a- availaisk. 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Canna lilies. gladi- oli, tuberous begonias. acindantheras and dahlias are all tender in In the our climate and must be lifted out and stored garden in a frost -free environ- ment. The time to dig Veronica them up is when the foliage has withered Sliva and turned brown. This happened in my garden in the last week or so. I have to do some soul searching now, because I'm feeling all "gardened" out and it would be easy to just sacrifice them by leaving them there. If I leave them there, this means buying more next year. My husband provides great resistance to this and so resentfully I'll set about putting my favorites to bed for the winter. Here's how to do it: Dig up the bulbs and tubers and leave them to dry for a week or two. A shaded and well -ventilated area like your garage or tool shed is ideal. Shake off as much soil as you can and then remove the rest with your fingers. Label them now as to - color and variety. Twist tie the label to the base and next year there will be no i confusion. Tubers like canna lilies and dahlias will have mul- tiplied and formed clumps. Some gardeners do divide them now for next year, but I prefer to leave them as is until spring. I feel open cuts invite the possibility of rotting. At this point cut off most of the foliage. I Next, place the bulbs in a paper bag with some fungicide and give them a shake. A light coating will help to prevent rot during storage. I store my bulbs in boxes. Wood - Create a compost, help the environment Now is stili a good time for you• and your family to do something good for the environment_ Here are some suggestions from CARE Cana- da, an international relief and devel- opment agency which supports envi- ronmental projects around the world. * Create a Compost Heap. Instead of throwing your garbage away, allo- cate a small area of land in your backyard to compost your organic disposables - everything from used tea bags to old apple cores. Layer the heap with green and brown leaves and keep it moist (but not wet). Eventually, this heap will trans- form into rich compost - perfect to fertilize your garden! You may also be able to buy or make a smaller compostcr if you don't have enough room for a compost heap. * Watch your water. Did you know that clean water is one of the developing world's most valuable resources? Since every drop is precious, CARE encourages you to take sim- ple water -saving precautions, like turning the faucet off while brushing your teeth. This can save gallons of w a t e r - Similarly, turning the water hose off when washing your car - except to rinse - can save up to 400 litres of water. November 1 Specials Petite or / 30 Bottles en crates arc best because they don't col- lapse or break down. Layer the bulbs/tubers in a medium such as peat moss or vermiculite. Try and see to it that they don't touch one another. Disease will less likely be transferred this way. Finally, I cover the boxes with insect screening (a screen from an old storm door also works), just in case the mice find them before I get to them next spring. Now comes the real challenge. Storage temperatures should not fall below 10 degrees C (50 degrees F). Most basements are too warm and most unheated garages are too cold. You can try lining the boxes with foam insulation to keep them from freezing in the garage. Some basements have cold cellars or a crawl space under a porch and this usually works well. In late February or early March remove the packing material and look for "eyes". Some of the tubers will have started to sprout and they can be started indoors. Some may have shriveled up and now is the time to discard them. . Others may look plump and healthy but have no eyes. 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BAZAAR: The Durham chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society holds its second annual bazaar from 1 I a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. Raffle, silent auction, Christmas items and decorations, crafts, toys, baby clothes, white elephant. 686- 2581. BAZAAR: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a bazaar from 1 I am. to 2 p.m. Crafts, knitting, baking. Grandma's attic. Call 683- 4740. DANCE: The German Canadian Club of Pickering hosts its annual Mardi Gras opening dance at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Road. Admission $12 in advance, $14 at the door. Music by the Euro -Connection band. The club carries out its annual tra- dition of "kidnapping" Pickering Council members beginning at 6 p.m. in the Council chamber of the Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. For more information or to obtain tickets call 839-8510, 831-3525 or (416)752- 3197. DINNER: An Old -Fashioned Turkey Supper is held at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. (at Dixie.Rd. and Hwy. 2). Supper at SIO per adult includes main course, beverages and home-made pie; childreq under 12 free. Call 839-7271 to reserve tickets. BAZAAR: A Christmas Bazaar is held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South Pickering Seniors' Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S. Crafts, gift bas- SHOWCARE AUTO SERVIC INC. Fall Special Wu&= ,jug Waaba rm aka Lobe, oe, raw Cbeck i Tap alt Bfs check & Itotaft tires ll w wee an coorm s"ea Free pick up & delivery to b from home or office 6515 KINGSTON RD. at Ellesmere. (416)286-8388 Rear of Showroom Cars kets, white elephant, tombola, raffles, country kitchen, tea room. Any donations towards bazaar greatly appreciated. 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After some pondering over a theme, including planets in deep space, a forest, mountain peaks, rolling hills, a skyline or a seascape, the idea of an art gallery mural was born. Prior to beginning work on his wall, he completed black and white sketches of the art gallery before finally settling on the design after about a month. "I thought about many things. It was something I was going to have to live with, so I settled on an art gallery. 1 wanted the feel- ing of depth and I wanted some- thing to be part of the room. It gives me a feeling of sitting in an art gallery after hours," Mr. DeV- illiers says. "My eye gets drawn to it. I never tire of it. "It's kind of comforting. I never feel I should have done a forest scene or I should have done a space scene" A lover of perspective, the 60 year old artist sketched open hallways to add depth and adorned the walls of the art gallery with framed Group of Seven copies. To add life to the work, he has light filtering in from under a closed antique office door. Where the hallway ends, yet con- tinues at right angles, light was introduced to add a sense of action — perhaps a meeting or celebration of artists or gallery visitors. The colors chosen for the work blend with the room, yet enlarge it the way a mirrored wall would. Mr. DeVilliers says the final project took only a week to com- plete, working in three-hour stretches with regular latex indoor house paint. Mr. DeVilliers says he has received many positive com- ments from friends and neigh- bors about the art gallery mural creation. The artist plans to do one wall in each room of his south Picker- ing home in a different motif. Art DeVilliers grew tired of hanging wall art, so he created his own mural on the living room wall of his south Pickering home this past summer. The mural depicts an art gallery which took the sign painter a week to complete. `Public facilities o pen • during erg strike''' . i . y p y open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. at $4.50 for 40 teachers' stake 'is only a m. Freda . Mertens brand � uple of days old and the kids aro from 1 to 9 p.m. Monday and Fn- minutes. 1 rally in your hair?day, 10 am. to 9 p.m. Tuesday to Pickering Public Library �'t Thursday. Vildespair. ' '" 'lage branch open Cental branch (831-6265) open e's a list of some public facil- -froth 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. Monday to Friday 10 am. to 5 p.m. es that are open weekdays to keep 3:30 to 7:30 Tuesday and Thursday, Rouge Hip branch (509-2579) or children busy while their 1 to 5 pm. Wednesday and Friday. closed Monday, open Tuesday to ichers protest Bill 160.Thursday 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.. Fri - , .•:day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bay Ridges 6 1N AJAX � Y ::IN PICKERING ,4braneh (839-3093) open Monday 2 ru-to 8 p.m., closed Tuesday and V Youti Centre — 360 Bayly Pickerimg Recreation Co>epl" Thursday, open Wednesday 2 to 6 . W, between Westney Road and = Pooll open for public swimming p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. allay Avenue, open from 9 a.m. to Monday to Friday i to 3 p.m. and 4 Clareaont branch (649-3341) pAL Mondays and Fridays, 9 a -m. to 5 pmL, and Tuesday, Tlwrs¢ay open Monday 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., 8 . Tuesdays to Thursdays. wand Friday 7 to 9 pm. Ice rink open Tuesday 10 a.m.-to 2 p.m., closed A Ceattre — for public skating Monday to Friday Wednesday. open •iltutsday 3 to 6 ?-4-0,11som 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m 1 to 3 p.m. and Friday 7:30 to. 9 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., closed to Friday. , p.m. .rriday, cree.W1ood br�dr (683 Cot? 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Then is a replica of its old The exclusive Hermitage well in the Hermitage Park of subdivision is built on the lona , peaceful grounds of a former _ estate- Poor to being a private .estate the property was occupied by a world class K school called "Pickering College". built in 1878, the school bad an enrollment of students from several countries. A fine consumed the school while it was vacant during the Now the roiling landscape of C7rist break. ('11ne the 1110 a tap conast* of 2 school was s rebunilt in Newmarket and still bears the schools, parks, nnttre flees and hundreds of beautiful Pickering College name.) Atter homes. Thea is a rare seise of community is the Hermitage. the fire.. the only main building mie home owners left standing on the site was the ane very prow of their incomparable gymnasium. This was not an ordinary gymnasium. It was an ��°OOd It is unlike any architectural treat, classically other. There are some admirable homes designed with arched windows, a portico and Greek pillets. It now available f� ate by Steve was renovated, converted to a Fearort These hums range in family home and named the "Hermitage". Price from $219,900 to $315,000. Call Steve Fearan, Perched high on a hill in Pickering Village, it Sales Representative from offered an incredible view for RF/MAX Quality One Limited miles. It stayed as a private at 683-5000 for an appointment estate for many years used to view one or more of these fine homes. Stars are born Bowmanville Zoo animals keep on starring in feature films CHRIS SCHIEVINK SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER BOWMANVILLE – Move over Quasimodo, the Bow- manville Zoo's Sam the camel is Disney's new hump -backed star, saddled up with Antonio Banderas in the upcoming film Eaters of the Dead. A total of 10 camels left the Bowmanville Zoo last month with their trainers to travel to the interior of British Columbia where Disney had set up camp in the mountains. "The entire crew, the equipment and hay for the camels had to be heli- coptered to the set;' says Michael Hackenberger, zoo director and camel trainer. The camels themselves had to be walked in, he says. "We had to hike 15 km up the mountains. There were times when we had f k t the f get them ready. "A lot of the camels were naive;' says Mr. Hackenberger. For the film, stars Antonio Banderas and Omar Sharif were to ride the camels, some of whom had not worn a halter until only weeks earlier, Mr. Hackenberger says. Sam was Mr. Banderas's camel of choice in the shooting. "He just hopped on board," says Mr. Hackenberger. "He was pleasant and professional" Bowmanville Zoo trainer Mark Stoner rivalled Sam's brush with celebrity when he strapped Melanie Griffith and Mr. Banderas's child in a heli- copter. "She just said 'thanks,"' says Mr. Stoner. Participation in Eaters of the Dead has proven how versatile the Bowmanville Zoo is in pro- viding animals for feature films, Mr Hackenber er sa s well. "Let's face it, on the day of the shoot, the director does not want to hear excuses" The Bowmanville Zoo's involvement in movies such as The Ghost and The Darkness, George of the Jungle and Eaters of the Dead, (to be released in the spring of next year,) provide necessary income for renova- tions at the zoo. Angus the elephant and Bongo the lion have both been seen on the silver screen in fea- ture productions. Mr. Hackenberger plans to spend some time at the zoo working on an 'Animatheatre; an indoor show area to show- case the talents of animals such as Sam. Ongoing interest in the zoo's animal stars may interrupt plans to work on the Animatheatre, our how "S 1' bee home IitE�1VEVYS A ► � �R�FRIDAY,�dC`�EEIt 31,1 kdff lY" poop a rear o a camel pushing" g y - "We took (the camels) from ever. Ince ve n we've had a couple of calls for Sam the camel is currently starring -- with nine of his mates -- in an Once all the zoo's camels totally naive to working flaw- the lions and another for all the upcoming Disney movie. The camels left the zoo last month for a trip to were assembled together with a lessly in six weeks;' he says. At zoo's animals to participate in a the British Columbia interior for production of the film Eaters of the dozen others from Alberta, production costs of $30,000 an TV %encs;' says Mr. Hacken- Dead.Here, Mark Stoner gives Sam a final farewell before they set off on trainers were given a week to hour the camels must work berger. their journey. Man facing child pornogr#-I V% aphy charges goes to court Dec. 5 A date for trial is to be set Dec. 5 for a 30 - year -old Bowmanville man charged in Ontario's largest seizure of child pornography. Trevor Partridge is charged with two counts of distributing child pornography and three counts of possession of child pornography. Mr. Partridge, a provincial government employee, was arrested earlier this month fol- lowing an undercover investigation by the OPP'S Project 'P' into child porn on the Inter- net. Police raided a Lowe Street residence and seized a computer with a hard -drive containing 32,000 image files of young children engaged in a variety of sex acts with adults, animals and other children. In addition, they seized 985 floppy discs, 12 computer cartridges. 10 back- up tapes and 51 computer CDs. Drug possession charge laid after police offer aid to stranded motorist OSHAWA – Patrol officers, Sergeant Jim Grimley said the who stopped to help what driver of a vehicle stopped at Elm appeared to be a stranded and Celina streets seemed "ner- motorist in Oshawa Tuesday vous" when offered help from the night, instead seized 39 grams of officers. hash oil and arrested a man on A police computer check of drug charges. the licence plates revealed they Durham Regional Police were stolen and, upon searching the driver, officers found a small quantity of marijuana, Sgt. Grim- ley said. He added a subsequent search of the car unearthed several jars of hash oil. David Peter Huck, 36, of no fixed address, has been charged Colleagues bid farewell to Mayor Tom Edwards Whitby councillors bid a fond farewell to retiring Mayor Tom °Edwards at last Monday's council meeting. The meeting was the last :a Mayor Edwards will pre- side over as the town's top apolitician. He is retiring from municipal politics after 37 .years in public life in Whit- by, the last six of them as mayor. TOM Mayor Edwards was EDWARDS given a standing ovation by 'A great 37 - ;. fellow councillors and years' senior staff at the meeting's .pend. . "It's been a great 37 years," he said. - with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of traf- ficking, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, posses- sion of stolen property under $5.000 and breach of undertak- ing. Two passengers in the vehicle were released. Whitby citizens honored for service to their community WHITBY — In one of its last acts, Whitby council honored two people for their commit- ment to the town and recognized two provin- cial championship fastball teams. Monday night, at the last council meeting before the Nov. 10 municipal elections, coun- cil thanked volunteer firefighters Wilf Rostek and sports volunteer Arthur Morton for the time and effort they gave to Whitby. Mr. Rostek served 28 years as a volunteer firefighter with Whitby Fire Department, including the last 20 years as a district chief at the Brock Street station. Chief Tony VanDoleweerd said Mr. Rostek was one of the volunteers who could be count- ed on to be there due to his employer's will- ingness to let him serve as a volunteer fire- fighter. Mr. Partridge is fret on $3.000 bail. Police allege the images seized had been downloaded from the Internet and some dis- tributed electronically. Many of the children being violated in the pictures appeared to be drugged and expen- encing pain, police said. In an unrelated OPP probe, a search last month at a Division Street Oshawa residerwe. resulted in the seizure of more than 10,000 computer files and 500 video tapes. Daniel Hancock, 30, is charged with 25 counts of possession and distribution of child pornography and one count of making child pornography. Mr. Hancock, released on $5,000 bail, is to appear in court Nov. 6. "We're going to miss him;' he told council and members of the audience, many of whom were Mr. Rostek's fellow firefighters. Mr. Morton's involvement with minor hockey and lacrosse started in the mid 1950s when he moved to Whitby. He coached provincial champion hockey teams in Whitby and Brooklin and coached the Brooklin Redmen to two Mann Cups in the 1960s. Now 80, he was just inducted into the Ath- letics Canada National Officials Committee Wall of Fame in Toronto. "We rely on hundreds of people like you" to keep children's sports programs going, Mayor Tom Edwards said. "If we didn't have people like you ... we couldn't do that job." Whitby Town Council also handed out medals to members of the Whitby Girls Rep- resentative Fastball Association's mite and squirt tier two level teams, both of which won prestigious provincial championships this year. r�►cli♦,>;#tt> IYF►W��>RA�4P�,>< , hT 4 News Advertiser Arts &I.. It, 'e� Newsroom 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Weekend at the movies... Designer people rule society in Gattaca Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering. Bean: Rowan Atkinson, Burt Reynolds. The Plot of the Film, by Mr. Bean: "I get sent on a very important mission to meet some very important people in America and repre- sent The Royal National Gallery of England at the unveiling ceremony for the return of Whistler's Mother to its native country. For those of you who haven't heard of Whistler's Mother, she's a hideous old bat who sits in a chair wearing a cap ... Then I have to make a very long speech about Whistler's Mother at the unveiling ceremony in front of lots of cameras and men from the army (one of whom looks like Burt Reynolds). I hope they don't notice the mess I've made of their paint- ing.. " Devil's Advocate: Al Pacino, Keanu Reeves. This thriller's about the eternal strug- gle between power and weakness, temptation and surrender, good and limitless evil. The Full Monty: Stripping down to your skivvies is no easy business, unless your idea of fun is getting laughed out of town by every- one you know. Just ask the boys who've been there — Gaz, Gerald, Dave, Horse, Guy and Lomper. They've done it — The Full Monty. Gattaca: Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman. A futuristic thriller where "designer people" forged in test tubes rule society and genetics determine a person's future. In this world, a person with the right genetic stuff can do any- thing, but someone with even a slight defect is a prisoner of his own biological cells. Vince Freeman (Hawke) is a young man determined to break out of his imperfect genetic destiny and see his dreams come true. I Know What You Did Last Summer. Ever have a body that just won't stay dead'' On the magic night of high school's end, Julie, Helen, Ray and Barry get into Barry's new Beamer. No one sees the body that seems to fly out of nowhere directly into the new car's grill; no one knows the identity of the crum- pled form that appears to have stopped breath- ing. Kiss the Girls: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd. This psychological suspense thriller stars Freeman as Alex Cross, a police detec- tive and psychologist searching for his niece who has disappeared from college, an appar- ent kidnapping victim. Judd stars as Kate McTiernan, a strong-willed and determined young doctor who has information vital to Cross. Together they race against time to find Cross' niece. Red Corder: Richard Gere. Jack Moore (Gere) is a brilliant attorney. General counsel to a large entertainment conglomerate and the best negotiator the West has to offer, Jack has come to China to close the first satellite com- munications deal the Chinese government has sanctioned. But after a night with an exotic beauty, he is arrested for a murder he didn't commit. Abandoned by his business col- leagues, Jack must negotiate the labyrinth known as the Chinese judicial system. His only chance lies with his court-appointed defence advocate, Shen Yuelin (Bai Ling), who immediately files a guilty plea, insisting that she is saving his life: leniency for those who confess; severity for those who resist. Rocketman: Harland Williams. Houston, you've got another problem! After the success of Pathfinder's journey to Mars, the United States' first manned space mission to the 'red planet' approaches its scheduled liftoff. But NASA finds itself minus one astronaut after the flight team's accident-prone rocket scien- tist is grounded. The loss leaves only two other people in the world qualified to run the ship's navigational computer: an astronaut who has never flown a mission because he suffers from acute motion sickness, and the ingenious, yet bumbling designer of the ship's operating system, who's never come close to outer space. Seven Years in Tibet: Brad Pitt. Heinrich Harrer, the famous Austrian mountaineer, and his countryman Peter Aufschnaiter set out to climb Nanga Parbat, one of the highest peaks in the Himalayas. The self-centred Harrer, whose sole preoccupation is the achievement of fame and glory, experiences an emotional awakening on his fantastic journey. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Champlain Cinemas, Whitby: A Life Less Ordinary, Bean, The Full Monty, Gattaca, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Seven Years in Tibet. A Life Less Ordinary: Ewan McGregor, Cameron Diaz. A Life Less Ordinary is an extraordinary love story. Robert (McGregor) is one of life's losers. He works as a janitor in a giant corporation, but dreams of some- thing... less ordinary, while he writes what he hopes will be the great American trash novel. Sharp-tongued Celine (Diaz) on the other hand, has never wanted for anything in her short and pampered life. In a normal life these two souls would never even meet - but who said this story was normal? NOTE: The Picker- ing Town Centre's Famoas Players Cine- iwas are cloud for reno- Vadons. Celebrate Hindu new year in Pickering Dancers, singers, fashions highlight Nov. 1 event PICKERING invited to Divali year celebra- tions Saturday, Nov. I from 3 to 9 p.m. at Devi Mandir Audito- rium, 2590 Brock Rd. The event will include plenty of enter- tainmcat. There'll be d a n c e r s, singers, a fash- ion show and a R a in a y a n Drama per- formed by the Youths of the Mandir. Admission is free. For -more information call Jack at 905-420- — The public is Mela Hindu new 9236, Starry at 905-470-2682, Amar at 416-249-3579 or Krishna at 416- 755-1693. As well, the Devi Mandir is hold- ing a car raffle to raise money for its building fund. Tickets for the Nov. 29 draw are $2 and will be available at the Divali Mela celebrations. Theprize is a brand new 1997 Chrysler Neon for the lucky ticket - holder. 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Ajax chalked up its third win of the sea- Axemen goaltender Dave Burroughs in OHA Provincial son, a 54 overtime victory over the Muskies. Peewee `AN Panthers turn things around with recent victories PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Casebridge Construction peewee `AA' rep hockey team has rebounded after dropping its first two con- tests of the season. In their most recent tilt, the Panthers edged the Clarington Toros 2-1. Kevin Krasnowski scored the game winner in the last minute of play. Michael Weiss opened the scoring for the Panthers, assisted by Sean Gray. Nicholas Vietira had a goal disallowed in the contest. Pickering dropped a hard-fought 3-1 decision to Newmarket. Jason Brookings notched the Ione Panthers' goal, assisted by Keith Rhodes. Newmarket's final goal was into an empty net. Goalie Billy Nicholson turned in a solid perfor- mance in net for Pickering. The Panthers played to a 2-2 tie with Belleville. Derek Polowyk and Brad Binns notched goals, with assists to Weiss, Paul Ruta, Vieira and Krasnowski. The Casebridge Construction peewees earned their fust league win of the season by defeating Vaughan 5-2. Rhodes led the charge with a pair of goals. Weiss, Brian Greer and Binns had singles. Greg McHale, Gray, Vieira, Greer, Polowyk and Krasnowski assisted. Goalie Nicholson had another fine outing between the pipes. In their second game of the season, the Panthers dropped a 7-3 decision to Barrie. Rhodes, Ruta and Mike Rapson scored for Pickering. Binns added a pair of assists, Greer and Rapson had one helper each. In the season opener, the Panthers held a 4-3 lead over the Ajax Knights with fou: minutes to go in the game, but eventually dropped a 6-4 decision. Binns led the Panthers with two goals and an assist, Krasnowski had a goal and an assist and Ian Suginomori had the other Pickering marker. Polowyk, Greer, Rapson and Ruta had one assist each. Throughout this stretch, Danny Salvagna and Jed Johnston provided solid defensive work along with some thunderous body - checks. The peewee Panthers are coached by Dave Escoffery, assisted by Steve Sachs and Wally Brozovich. The train- er is Brian Rapson. Pickering swimmers find meet medals in their own pool PICKERING — Pickering Swim Club members made waves in all age groups at the club's Early Bird Meet at the Pickering Recreation Complex recently. More than 200 swim- mers from six local clubs competed at the meet. In the eight -and -under boys' division, Pickering's Jake Stevens led the way with three gold medals in the 25 -metre backstroke. the 25m breaststroke and the 25m butterfly. He also won a bronze in the 25m freestyle. He was closely followed by Alex Griffith who won gold in the 25m free. Alex Williamson won silver medals in the 25m free and the 25m fly and a bronze in the 25m breast. Nicholas Barbaro earned a bronze in the 25m back. John Ferguson and Daniel Chizick also performed well in their races. In the eight -and -under girls' category, Jennifer Walker and Katherine Ball turned in solid efforts in their races. In the 10 -and -under girls' group, Stephanie Peters earned a silver medal in the 200m individ- ual medley. Laura Barnes swam to a bronze medal in the 200m I.M. Melanie Campbell, Malynn Cowley and Jacqueline Wilford earned a combined five personal best times in their events. Also swimming in this age group were Megan Aird, Sharon Campbell, Alexandra Ferguson, Krista Ross, Danielle Schon, Natasha Szpak, Jessica Ward and Sarah Wolch. In the 10 -and -under boys' division, Ryan Shanks won gold in the 200m I.M. Bradley Johnston swam to a silver in the 50m fly and bronze in the 50m back. Scott Allen earned a bronze in the IOOm back. Daniel )is and Jordan ,k turned in great at their first-ever nna Wilson dominat- 12-and-under girls' )n, winning an ible seven medals. t raced to three silver s in the 50m fly, fly and the 100m nd four bronze in the „free,. _SOm - back,. 100m back, and 200m I.M. Caitlin Heggie. Taryn Kavanagh, Fahreen Ladak and Jennifer Wiggins all turned in personal best times. Also swimming in this age group were Adrienne Byng, Sophie Doria, Melanie Gogal, Kelly Lee and Lindsey Scott. Leading the way for Pickering in the 12 -and - under boys' category was Warren Barnes with three silver medals in the 200m I.M.. 100m breast and 50m fly. Barnes also raced to a bronze medal in the IOOm free. Matt Johnston, Joey Lupicinni and Matt Wolch achieved personal best times. Also swimming for Pickering in this age group were Brandon Barbaro, Ryan Ferguson, Adam Janssen and Jon Kaye. Alicia Kac captured three medals for Pickering in the 14 -and -under girls' division. She struck gold in the 200m I.M. and won sil- ver in the 100m free and the 200m free. Megan Shanks earned a gold medal in the 100m breast, a silver in the 200m I.M. and a bronze in the 100m back. Brianne Ferreira swam to three bronze -medal efforts in the 50m, 100m and 200m free events. Lauren Campbell won silver in the 100m breast. Alison Chan and Stephanie Mathias reg- istered several personal best times. In the 14 -and -under boys' age group, Brett Harding earned a bronze medal in the 200m free. Graham Wolch also per- formed well in the division. Jenn Martin was the lone 15 -and -over girls' rep- resentative for Pickering. She finished in the top six in each of her events. In the 15 -and -over age group, Pickering was rep- resented by David Gross. He had a great day in the pool winning four silver medals in the IOOm back, 100m fly, 200m I.M. and 200m free. Gross also achieved six personal best times. The Pickering Swim Club welcomes Mike Gurgol as its new head age group coach. The head coach of the Pickering club is Bob Boadway. i 3-17-11 M__�ffAD4T,0CV011W11 31,M7 Pickering Snorts Atom `AAA' Raiders .500 in last 3 games The Ajax -Pickering Raiders atom `AAA' rep hockey team split its last three Eastern Ontario league contests recently. The Raiders posted a 7-2 win over Central in a physical contest. Chuck Britskey notched a pair of goals, Kyric Aitken, Stephen -Ross Budai, Michael Rocca, Matthew Carroll and Andrew Dissanavake added one apiece. Britskey and Joey McColm earned two assists, Brent Small, Budai, Shawn Coultice, Patrick Milne, Carroll and Dissanayake had one each. Paul Benson was solid in net for the Raiders. Markham handed Ajax - Pickering only its second loss of the season. The Raiders led 3-0 L &X Axemen win for Ynew head coach ZWAX —The AjaxA=men have a new Axemen forward Marian Quinn turned in a xaach and apparently a new winning atti- spirited effort, scoring a hat trick and pude as the club chalked up only its third adding an assist to lead the club. nctouy of the season for the new bench The Axemen scored fust on a goal by mm Tuesday. temp certain Chris Smith jug five minuses ,,;Former head coach Bill Bowden turned into the fest period and led 2-1 after the Yver the cans to Gad Pell, 28, a former opening frame on Quinn's first goaL The Axemen assistant coach during the 1996 second period proved disastrous for the 17 season. Pell immediately led the Axernen who saw their slim margin evapo- Axereren to a 5-4 overtime victory over the rate as the Muskies scored three unan- Lindsay Muskies m OHA PnNmcud Junior swered goads to take a 4-2 lead to the dress - 'A' Hockey League actio[ at the Ajax mg room. It was all Ajax in the third period Community Centre Are & as Quinn's second goal brought the ,,...Bowden says he decided to step down as Axemen back to within one. With just over Aa to come on becomirug director a mi ute left to play, Quiet scored the last of hockey opermons and marketing wish of his three grails to knot the score a 44. he club. His work coots also Darryl Whitlock Seed the game winner for played a role in his decisim Ajax in the fiw-music avertilne 8arne. This is Pell's first head ecadring job in Assists m the Lindsay contest wnmt to Fier two junior hockey, although he's T.J. Hill with two, whidoc k, JeSAngdidis, miched in minor hockey cvcks for sevwrai Mike Agoutis, Markus Quinn and Matin Y'ras. The Masissmp resident Played Croclreoare with one � wilh the Ootaao Hockey League Cornwall The Axemen continue to dwell in the Royals below playing professionally is dne loaf uennt oft o league's Ruddock Division Fast Coast Hockney Leaguw_ a woad of 3-14.1 for seven points, the coaaeat WIN -behind 5f1la-plane Coboms CMVM P � Ol hai.r f �skipns Bonnie and Carol have jointed the hairstyling team at Quattro Hair Fashions in the POwring Town Centre, upper Wiel beside Eaton's. They would Wore to Wend their thanks by offerina a special for the month of November. going into the third period, but mental lapses allowed Markham to gain momentum and eventual- ly skate away with a 4-3 win. Small, Aitken and Kyle Cunningham scored, with assists to Aitken and Cunningham with two each. Bryan Eustace had an outstand- r ing game in net. The Raiders settled for a 2-2 tie with Richmond Hill. Ajax -Pickering led 2-1 to start the second period, but a rash of penalties allowed Richmond Hill to tie the score. Small and Dissanayake were the Raiders' marksmen. Cunningham chipped in with an assist. Paul Benson was sharp in net. Pickering peewees' early lead slips away in tie PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harveys peewee select hockey team remains unbeaten after playing to a 2-2 tie with Newmarket in a physical contest recently. Pickering opened up a 2-0 lead in the minute -and -a -half of play on goals by Eric Ranta and Marie Cruse. Assisting were David Kenny, Ryan Donnan. Cruse and Ranta.[F— However, Newmarket chipped away at the Panthers' lead, scoring the tying goal with just 3:52 remaining in the game. Goalwnder Greg Urbas repeat- edly turned back Newmarket scor- ing threats throughout the contest Teammembers arc Greg Urbas, Rory Black, Ryan Payne. AinsleyEynew, Eric Ranta, Mark Cruse,David Kenny. Scan McAteer. Chad Perm and Cut 55��for month of reg. $7000November(with Bonne & Curd °nth') Pickering Town Centre (long hair extra) (with this Coupon) .(905) 831-5366 - � first Tkachuk. Ryan Donnan, Chris Visconti, Chris Macllwain, Chris Grafos, Matt Glavin, Jesse Seward, John Witch and Robert Lakics. The team is coached by Steve Morgan and Arthur Donnan. The trainer is Matt Seward. ecial event for special hockey league JAX -- The Du rtom Dragons Special Hockey League host a spacial event at the Ajax Comnxarity Cetare sday, Nov 15. _The hockey league for deMeloprn aWly challenged in iRegion will celebrAe with the as=iiianae of dna�iarltrsrd Counrcil ofpuckAropping eeranonny is slated for 11 am. that day. owing a game, a reception win follow forl: - , nm play - conch es and Sam from the Muluc ulGral Coumc it and This is the third season for the Dragons, mode up of play - from across Durham [legion. Awy Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Connewcial Ave., Ajax NOM: 9 al1l - Spin Mon.- FN. 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You're iurited to aaend our 1 Open Nouse Monday, November 3rd 6:00 p.m. - 8.:00 p L 1 Tawr osrllrw 3,5W sg jt MaswV Thffapy Crum and Tearhuq af Oshotns Campm, MimfitowfeF Matt --------------1 fAwl .0 0:576-M �BC 260 John St. Midtown Mall Oshawa, Out EXPERIENCED MILLWRIGHT required for maintenance departmtltlt in steel foundry located in London Ont. Send or Fax resume to: MAINTENANCE MANAGER P.O. Box 6x06, Statim D, London, Oat. 1115115116 Fax(519)455-0621 WECIMMCAL Elltilma. Pro- 'Iressrve Camwlan MalrraC- Ver of heavyNLq imldlmssrlel Nectl� Em wlM S• ,5 years of " eoriplmwd lesmgn we prw Ade mI 'I -@e won" COl11- -ons and mN.-P--saeomm amdar ore 4=14=1 ,oa are vmterpted, ill sermd your C.V. W wR PMAmI Jntano Lld.. 432 Mbmllreb Avenue A ga�Onfab LIS % 2G7 Atom; �� a M4 anal i mN tlmole loan be a b► terdew Wil be ommYLtel CAMEN SOM OF F1 AL OESMN 26 at ROW a BMWs Pmopaemt .12 fat R k. _Proreui�seel.1� gram. Pad-tmNtel" i masa SOtetb. 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Call Doug at (905)420-6576 Immediate Position for HAIRSTYLISTS We are cu entlyr recruiting Hairstylist v#0 a strong Nckground in color. We would like to attract the Hest talent and we are highlighted as one of the best competitive pay and bene- fit packapesC�tindustry, including: Retail Commissions Lledial coverage Continuing education Paidvacaborts f and holidays DiscoExperience our style of success by becoming a role nim at our newly renovated Mau -Studio. Please brkV your resume to: sew The Hair Shift, The colour specialist Pickering Town Centre WANTED Experienced Hospitality Workers for busy Pickering Restaurant • Servers • Line cooks • Supervisors Reply in confidence to: File f 53 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 COM POM tftEltst Formal. Rt15MZ i mal concis for aesr SASE To. L.L Wood 60.0 emwd ROM East Sure 350. 110amogt. Ont LQ 3K8 OtlltEas needed for Y4 tan rent and dm4 int 0, La - bo. IW me W StlOrellp at lw i m0 Iouromm. Please cal 905430-01M. EAaI Int/ a weer how hoele! ugmpMoanwlOhp I" ieteWmp�gTo apply cal s 202-M12, im 100. ESTHETICIAN/ NAIL TECH wattled part time or rental basis. Scarborough/ Picloerft border Call (416)M -OM OlI OR FiilF�7fi - 1W used. sionti w M omdw dam ant an "M sign W MOR el1trlee..itsi L Cdg an >t17 ant hr ltd. - augmenting wams,- hmL EndWO wIemmFssmalscwk. Me aR meow stn SarAseeIp1s int, rkOft �l110�2ORL/Lim Nick SI. No- We Mo 2t IM nM- mtt west u�dslom k M ��t eW lx ML yinmicigin and glgdw vat avaaeslso p Imi M Mor bub ow ca 4449W tralaEe FOR eapry. Apa WCOM J VMS ba t�toaofdlllMd CLIUw am b MCwirA. 416-322- 5016 111M W00T We're woliet IOr 30 new people. Stanmo Fir $12.85. Ulm VW am tcimdl.. No empenemin ac- amw Tranev peovi 01 Ad- glloe�nrltpd oppOf4l�ti• Fun, itJnd ad home ow � ON he hone elall- as 7234120. Fm TWA and Om►talm an at&%W at Fist Slpt 00 carer. Phum send it - sow sow Inc "WAN 110. Atk- D IwaW�1N8fte/mW 5 D 12. 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Please drop off resume 10 1660 Kingston Rd. unit fi. PROGRAM - Financa am - W" aarlw it mmaw. cow still -W a o1rMa+ . , OR" PMO Patens 21 yrs w bmmmeis. Ora 23 moldier. er apps. 9054M -2W I SLOWAK Emery krtl posl- No. 00111; meant IS m- Nmt 1Q 14WZ24.OW al1MK SALES REP Dm• - ham ams. con rAssmon. SM. PINK". mepirmerm. in Mo. welgoomid and silo- btu Fax mom to 905.72O- 2151. quo SRI. (rdwiim In nw apm- L7LPEAlENUD ACCOUNTING 000. Fri tees for taws d- en in cow ., OWem. Mal time 9000 walomlt memagit awww" and ieowsm N eaac me- Ilyll b1 wlNMty b to 211e. Qikwk OIL . L1M 7L1. SALEiADItIN- fRWAII for S" 000. Mart b �a�deruwii is krsp up eiflm Ilek 1yy and so��. a� � M7 wnwva w 111 S. IAIt 1f AjmL Minifylaws t my isaiib ads ad DAC 1lV a Goads S- UM owe k babawOdW arMrLhE1r+ 1x23: wetM =a& 66tt�w t111NN Mtnitwar - Er vaaoMwls f& M00111. SW so - mol mares. >dit Et, Irl atsctst bmpoimt and 1111 so conrtlt a an* 11m ­ on etmM .Hem aft 110101 Car S t conaptMwt min ill iM la v dsdb 725- 1171. FINANCIAL ESTATE PLANNER (Victoria Padd401 area) requires ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR Qttai;ticatioets: • Wed organized kldividual, • able to work alone. • mininNm 2 years e�enence in the Financial services industry (hie insurance or mutual funds fioertses a pus) • computer Skills essential (Wltdolrs 95 etc.) Salary commensurate with experience and knowledge. Please fax resume along with expected salary to: (416)499-0525 Attention: Bill 1 Sema ftwo4i mine 1 Sd- H -W" ­_ required immediately for rapidly expanding software firm. Excellent opportunity for the right individual. Forward your resume in confidence to: SoftSys Inc. 230 Westney Rd.S. 8702 Ajax, Ont L1 S 7J5 Fax: (905) 619-3013 E-mail: ashm@softsys-inc.com PERSONNEL Ptmm "on sabot Jur O.M. one oily me to 3 mdfrlseorin apwlas, s SeenkO mdlri" wont mxeren rata wa rrcore ria raw Glaeemd lea eseomlMt TV New P&MV ore autown vart-W w4wory aEMMrin not NOW. wt- am Scar- bOr , 32K bait . 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Pkint is teetme w fOS-CW1501 b so +imllmviaa !®/ Eletanelas mr- Voltage a Comm Dow MAINTENANCE MECHANIC required for maintenance department in steel foundry located in London OM. Send or Fax resume to: MAINTENANCE MANAGER P.O.Box 6006, Station D, London, Ont. N5W 5R6 Fax(519)455-0621 WANTED "TRAILER MECHANIC EXPERIENCED 'CLASS "A" TRUCK MECHANIC WITH DIESEL EXPERIENCE. Must be proficient in safety insp. and preventative maintenance for a large moving company. Excellent benefit package. Call: DAVE WARNER (416)293-8259 1 ow" wmodcel 1 Del Ned" Calladiall Red Cross Society -+ EXPERIENCED HOMEMAKERS NEEDED IF You... • Possess a Honore Support Certificate or • haw one or mom years expe iespe working in a community sea, S • have excellent communication and organizational skills • have access w a car • we flexible to work a variety of bourn. utclud n basis evenings and wockcnds, on a rotation WE WOULD LJ4E TO NEAR FROM YOU. +Camsdisn Red Cross Society Oshawa Centre 419 King St. w., Ste. los Oshawa ALSO NEEDED - 2 Contract Positions 1-35hrs/wk dr 1-28hrs/wk REQUIREMENTS - Registered Nurses with Clinical 6t- Community Experience Necessary. Omefy dWse apphcaas aamsadrrrd �r an iw►view will be urwaurted Mir are all egwd apparno iry taeployer. e �e �tdwec�b1111p1Arl8ey OIIN ales. far bIo d 9tSr27�415��. AF1AN@1 RE 0011 RE it yyWySM=wd sd�a wi Mt•-tp ter loss. 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Can 619-1966. 1 Muck' r GARAGE door repairs. broken springs. abler. -oft . oper- as ..slanted S45 New doasi openers.00Duality Plus Doors 416-33673 18 HERSHEY NUGGET ma- chnes. fully stocked. located and malongmor Worth (6.000 See at or .000 Cal Al 7250616 ext I APFIMNCES, t a stove. washer a dryryer C,00d conti- 1hon.f750 9051831�757(Ibn- Fn ►cher �. SOFA $135. Dresser $45 6 prey walnut dinette $200 Collin a 3 end tables $20 eamh 4 piece bedroom suite $325 2 French provincial stands $115 Dosser (-8) 5210 RecNmer $45 wate"A bunel (1940) 515& Oak bullet $125 9pr5ce dn- ng room suite (1905) $750 I" eMhcI m coins $250 Aeligert bed S95 Victorian rocker a chairs $125 such. MO5)-97-3532 CAIVET WOKEN. 100%. Nylon thick. plush. Stan re- usla t carpet For 3 rooms. 00 Pince mcksaft • 30 Sq you aria. ddm Intl and nspNM, in your hang. Foe Quotation m your home No It, . no pwyaent tor one till year Doing. 1 -too- 217.0101 CARPETS • lets of CaIP . 100% nylon. New scam re - km cmpft an hand. 1 va camel 3 9oamt. 5349 Pno ereeSwdts tale i. po- Soon 010. expel wrssa ia, lows, last deN"ry. the a* - 130 Taos) albrwan CARPETS SAIF- Lola of car - 1 00% nyion sign re- nMwt. carpi 3 rooms 5339 ((30 so id) mC�S Capel. mwn ped and W40W to From /S9wam. Capp mpown Serving Outlook and US- wwes urrohx I aSam W5- I T72 CARPET$- early prstms Sale new 100% WAMo am wager extra-Mp. Can and ON. wcorkeodetrgs�ant at $1 221 �kesgAabon discount iispie iw papaws SmdaW Customer saftstacton goar~ For of hike (905)431-4M or 14161922-1226 COMPUTER SALES, service upgrades pickup and omury vamaw P~ 150Y SM 4N's Sa99 Primers $49 Phone (905) 571-5291 CONFUTEN CLEARANCE Centre specials Upgrade you 496 to 166 mm2 PWOMM board based system wee 16100 EDO ram for as We as 5395 Add a m1 omMa kit for $129 00 Trades acceg ed Bill" your quad and make your less deal on our power matched " $169 F40M(9906) 097- 3059 CONTENTS MOVING, turm- lure. 26' TV. coffee lend tut bks paha Set. BBQ. pnms. plans. hrepi=. garden ew*. etc 905 428-3343 everww CONTENTS Safe Moving to B C. Art Steppe f ntdure. Alan Chary, furs. mm's sin 40. women's LS: N PonutaC Fie - bird, excellent coneditbnl. AM offers considered! No ap- pMba. 905427-1677, 1111011 COLLECTIM. 1920's - 1960's. with doll -related AM: Cal 905-571-3415. Serious OGOM 0*.. SIGN Mis ANOTHER EV- ERT. Reminds Post Cads maim 10 you for only occa- sion. BYetasyt. atnwsania, elf. 1 time IS MpyNeea gals you Reeitaers fl0orr 019- SwmO ilbgwe or mortify onset for $10.00 and rVtNee aaaras to: PJD Esdaprisa. P.O. Beat re80 qeasyR.P.O., L1J 0b or d 725-3332 at 3. STN A NAM AIRlAN4 a. Washer $225, Dry= 5175, hldpi $IS Mi. swm slswup, upright Irnoul SM. . 362 1"" St. �#x-7167. MMEa01D Amts for sale - t;7elgefk $lend. Soft& Miffs mobs cent am am am m CIO Alw7917. Til OLX 3406. am ala. ✓OW ow w 9054n-?= sew 1 for s.n b10VING SALE - Priced for quick safe - Piano (Samick) Black Lacquered with bench New 53500. safe pr�a $2499.: Sofa Rousseau IQleen Arm) Carved Wood Frame Ivory Background Blue and Rose Floral Motif. Sacrifice Price 5750.(905) 668-9604 for into. MOVING.Skyyr Peppier chesterfield set. 5750 2 era tables. $150. in excellent con- dition Call after Spm 905- B39- 3MT FlANos -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. 40th Bir#xiw Sale ome November 3DMO1 New a Used prows (upright a Grand). digital pones; a key- boards- Not sure? Rem to own. Large selection o1 docks Can TELEP PIANO 433-1491. $WON" - Owlity wooden sheds 8 X 8' barn lot. only $299 plus tat. Many other sizes and styles available. Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd. Um 3. Pickering For more into. aN 905-619- 2093. SDE$ OF .EEF $1 09!10 Custom cut. delivered No Chemicals. Owners a iml- abk. Bey duet from term a save Dior eo 905493--9471 oulml FURNITURE Check out our tall SPE- CIALS SOLID OAK Table Sets. eg: 36'9$4- so oed table cye 1x1Ir ad. 4 SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow sl C..SALE PRICE $599111 or a SOLID OAK 4OX90 dbl pe0 table eYw 2x10 ext AIW 6 SOLID OAK V*W" Arrow st c..SA.E PRICE $11199!!! Siodur savings on MN ocher feet sets and so" a ►Kmcle- e. Why boy "ewer ween you an buy IOM SOLID OAK" We are ria )est a UMV out- let WE ARE THE FACT !1 TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- ING 905-905-Wn4 REO FR M 5228. and up. used slaves $200 and op. aw waehrs 5250 dives $125 and rp. New brad none 1 now 3Ir stoves $40 ad rap. New student blur hxp- ees s et 5225. Slf.lbneae's Appliances; 227 Crown St. Oshawa, 576.740. RINOUS STORE huhmis. Pwnaad wild s m aneCa42wF 0007 MATER POW, NOW tam, eater softener and wa-W for so as package. 5900 all ?W) 435-5235 250 ' 250j7A 300 300 300 400 T 400 T Furs, coats, casuals and office apparel. Choose your fall and winter designer clothing LIZ CLAIBORNE, JONES NEW YORK, TRISTON, NORTH TRADITIONS, GAP Are in abundance. UP TO 50% OFF RACK Has great bargains E & C CONSIGNMENTS 1235 Bayly St. Unit #200, Pickering (905)839-4159 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Until Christmas 18 WINTER 1EATERS, $300- 1999. Certifild nrs. $1295 - S1995. 92 Ford 7 pxkpr van. Certified S .7900 MUsmtbv Auto Saks. 939 Diodes St. 725--1171. Open Fd. -Sat. 1016. CREDIT FR00LEMST on the spot fnancmp. Down mems from 5500. OAC. tars. trucks. vans 1981 to 1991 Alandy Auto Saks Ltd. 732 Smitcole �street South. Oft", INS NISSAN Pulsar Aulo. rebuilt ergine. rebuilt from - C!2 -4 car 51000- as is. Cn A (90725-M16 190 b1A2DA- 4 Door 323. 1.6 Litre 5 speed manual. $700 as is. $1000 certified fall 7-1 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned veilioes to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT NEED A VEHICLE POOR CREDIT? Down item .O.A.C. NO Turndowns Warranty avaiable. Cars from 1994 b 1991 III A J Aift Sala 9i15 -1M91% 1547 Bayly St.. Pickering I 14 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. J99.5) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED Corvette, Aub. Ts. $6500. 100 IS Porsche 924 rebuilt. $4500. 1979 Mercedes 2400. $3750. rap�pbllae '85 Maserati 8. turbo, • 1 35.000miles. 56500. 1988 Sw bird GT Convert Texas Car. 1901 ANTIC Cal Cougar $4800. 1990 Beretta GTZ. 5- 500cc. tan cooled. 7000 speed. Waded. 54500. Paul nwks. motor fresh this sum - 905.728 -3120. mer. $1995 or beg oiler. Cal 190 SABLE wagon. Every- nolo stn! SHERIDAN CHEM STANDARD Ussed Cars oa Trruucksss' (905)263 914 after bpm 1989 ► Long track ttnn g works. runs good. $700. gQrj-]06-8498 1993 Ford Taurus GL. 4 -dr, ` Volunteer Parents acrd Students as s. Can 905.104-2874. p ars. 24 hOwff 7 auto. ak. V6. blas $7995 low range it a low rage a reverse. ktaa n new 1997 BUM Skyhawk. air 15 FORD TAPRO Elan, tully 1992 Olds Cutlass. V6. 4 -dr. N c 115kms 58995 1992 Honda 996.rebu track 1996. Excellent cirhdi- condrooned. $1795 cert 1987 Waded m good romxng cotta- Circ SI. pocket rocket. sun- 5)983- OOrI 52200.(905 -9160 Simon $2195 cert 19% Ce- ton. New mufller i brakes. roof. Malls $8995. 1991 Chew WE ARE ovwrwroraed New a leerily $1595 Cee 1988 Ford asking 5400. all 905-126- Cavalier 4 -dr auto. a/c. 130 • MKMb Tempo. 4 cyf. standard. $1695 1262. kms. $5295. 1990 Pant brand 40 cert. 1983 819759 04. 5996 9s rs (905)IOH9759 CAUTION FAILING PRICES. Am. 4 -dr, auto. ale. bunr0pney OUTSIDE STORAGE tux boats. r NO DICKER ►IWadw.I Eg Eg WAS. 1990 Acura hehigra ars. motor homes. trailers. 2 door. gray 1991 Caprice. loaded. ori. CRE. auto. black. son INC. WMde Sake. 4700 Thick - withCAVALIER. hnifl black interior, automatic. 80.000 kms. rtirnt now (9.100 $5995 1990 Chev Astro. 8 son Rd. north. RR#i 9rookan. new ores. $1.400 or bat on- 1990 Aerostor xL span. bad- pass, lowed with Map $7495 905.655-8010. er. . as is. (905) 723-2534 ed. 120. kms. now 50.800.. we have TWCOoe!p! Chev -rte 1197 Olds Dena 88, grey. 2- 1999 Dodge Shadow. 5.900 e19B9 Cooler RS 990 Toyota a• $M 1 1 anrelea 1m � Vat � kms like new now $4.500 loaded S46l5 91 lermlre0. 91.000 11nt , cep. custom nns J, . pro. pill. tilt. Cruise. air. 180.000 km $3200 obo 906- 1994 Ponbac Su timm 4 x 4 nt 57 750 013 LE 4 door, 5 -sped. ak WO $0 198 Toyota Ter- COMBINE - Massey Ferguson 566-5175 1992 Voyager LE. HND. iold- nd• 2 -dr We. Sams 53495. $10 diesel. VZBNmt Coed - 377 Taunton Rd. E . DO to. ago aHacle hneers, 14 . 1 Alb a Condo. - Craft • 1 AAs i Crags 1917 VW Fox. 4 -door, grey. ed• p � 0* � R. straight cut wo variable 150K. very wen -manta Tied. $8.100 1993 Olds Action. 43�zT63 n, speed pick up Del. 4 raw nor- ` �W- l+ -4v r+ ?j 51500 CSN 905.4137-0137 Waited. V-6, arty 73.000 kms. lip Chrysler Dynesty, LE. row corn head. obmPietdy Zai ��I ya 73.000 tons. now 58.850 33L V6. Ibaded. WMe wi0e updated. Air alm.. ion wden- y Yee 19N CHRYSLER DAYTOftk 1999 Cbrsia. V-6. auto. love- lurk" inferior. $6900 060. Sion. see Ip for hrvesf. h, turbo. 5 speed. 119.0W 1131.. y. now $2.995. 1991 Amo. 9051139 $10.000 /or compkse oaci- k 3RD ; t nice/ one owner. tad/ driven. new bided. and beautiful. wow Drakes aped bM. 41410901 ape Pon Perry 905 !65.3193. ' ,r _�, C Atrishwes now 57.100. t!!2 Caurllma, 1 Atomeo0mwl �.• rro do Gift Show corduhorr. $3.500 CertNied.. Memo, ar, wee. low Ins. now Wanntwd Aprknwn4 h • , 05) 748-5219 55.995. 1994 Cavalier wage. 1 1 Fa Rent 4 i u .Vowneber &Ice �} 190 FORD TEMPO GL. 5 ago. err. seher Mee. New A A A AUTO- Vie pay Sao - /O Qw -4 p. $7 1F Spas. err. very uNe b oat 750. 1191 Olds CelYa Sl $10.000 Casa on Yw Spot $595/NO.. NOMnst Osta- Xa a Waded. Super pony. 99.000 Any . , .. , m. ane- ywwr. cap via. nmludng vWAI . Itadry. d Ajaz C'oweweawifj 9296 .900 o Nat dfer 576 Inn now $8.450. 1985 6". 5 s MAW. 24 koers. 7 ft$. soMchoes 2 bedroom. bngM. ' Centre Wood, 10.000 laws. son now 30 son. service. 90549E deNN 75 Centennial Road 190 M SUM Lx. auk, 4 $5.995 1990 Buick Le$MM5 5003 or N5-7065231 peb aaomime r mode ly. rybndtr IWly loafed. $1900 Ltd. bwdw. 125.000 kms. AMT SCOAF Car or Trull S7}9?17. r Cera (9051la" 2 now 56.500. 1991 Swelled LE. reamedCV iplele err Not t Meow. newly rrwweF Free Admission • F=ree Parkin �t 1„1 gam, N Pon no I°• "d . Mw' °'I ' $ pmn:M Now s7.7so. Mew Mn- bwp0� WN Frwe okY- epdN.rMvnegry chain. wNl feMl/1'Y . 9-ougham Royale Ex00" wn - 1991 Toyota Preva LE. 431 TCa9 Can -1333 ur I- OShand Uk sm4 oN o of om- Towle • I)ctor Prizes •Snack Bar ,-o„dion, .a marftw". baps aewN "n. 129.090 lum, tridONO Team -b -- dp r+vr ;syn nlrwa. IdF b� $IW 4 for SI0.500 INS to • Face Painting• Balloons !Qrpped via car iMM ai0 Wv�ty CASH FOR CAOif � buy - Awntable WASSOM My ear pMaw ►w. o1. IN=, arow nwet, f12.4 'llxp used vehicles venrders mwst CAN 905571$320. t..otne have yeanr H di"N 22f1.000 km 42 - 15 or wrhe Il fiat '1M SON Vi. sr, b"ly taNwly $27.2415 o Came b 474 1 i : Beidrawm, Metall Ha" eou�ut New car SIN6 oar. 127.000. 56.8165 Came n BMyly picture taken with "tianta" =am t St W. Arnx ere a� Ostawa and 6awnh9r- tin 06/-13la ant- Cartier A•uw t.wewn, tS61lr� MIII 0 AUTO SALES. vile Siartrq a fdOWngnth, Free Candy Canes 16+74. IN. W.. Aa Mme- --4141. Colt tl11e. Free Heat Chocolate for the kids 679 24116. olhw $.way. 61Ar7EO Jody d a 190 o nclltu no � 'CMN fob k W .ar�wNnri niaw IMM Cap �M1� 1R bN. 434-2407 !� �.. !� �. y 1- O . Den hse- h ik�+ 4kt • 1 Alb a I;gnt aIMNN■ peep it LM sMls r�iss%mww Amw i Service re11arS l.roenp0 iIENNTrs AUTO REC MATER. d you an concerned r r r r r r r r r r r e r r r r r r 1911 REP Cherokee Ltd.. du11ly. From S600JNeoth. lea ansa 905 a21�tp, or •xm we taste. slNem ager look of asltt. we an Asa r ` Volunteer Parents acrd Students (bgoMd, osrwI Cars &vel• able for sok p 6nm0 M 92 p ars. 24 hOwff 7 901$ 637-1616. . 1-6EOROON MMMm yon $6.500 Cal (90505-3175 Adom6 s - ISM ow SE, Idem. 121k. ST195. 30 i. so-. ChKIL 101.0001eiBtu�y MMM' $11,500 cal !05 Cal nr YaOreNltM N&4n1 «Ni -0231 ~ 5 p.m km cadieon $12.500 ` ___ - welUJw you to our Baafewe Sul. bpN :10.598 92 Grant M SE Vi 10j". Apartment. SSOQ eeemh in - clwfts waft$. _pMp co- Dome a Dome 1 01.1 WE ARE ovwrwroraed New a door). Waded. 97.000 fens. �u - ANNUAL �- _ -u Tll�l iD� AAl�li` AND spew. s799s 92 414. s soww. 141k. s7 $d9D 92 Civ 5 ( ) W9-55'� s� pue4 k No 9W PIM used furniture and applauces P 40 KS00 Q flu! 1st -7641 4367290 a 908 72&43U No rte` °Mr "�°'i0 r COLLECTIBLE SHOWsuraw 54795 to Ca611 Tabor rife knoll ed. epper of 600. CaAnl I' ' li l . Awwi. Nov 1. NORTH edirm, FS Extra lagr t i 2 DOSSLV s) Lange ea- eaore yaw puF. 0w M Doe's a Try 43f50861 123 $4495. 195.000 lips. 6N- SM . hydro. Cal page 416- 501-3789 a ban pleorfe I. TSI, aHrd. S spwwe IOtewe. 1 ft wM 6Memg Ms tewN Nrhewr OK SMItIr (!M) 4Q0-1.56 $37-1 90 90 Se tiled. GT. afro. $3795. 8 Grad Am. 2 -door. afro. 1991 FORD AEROSTAR XL, ftr 50 new mlmipeNfem Ibr 1 y.r brockSt S whnv 12 r� NM 1�• •- V 36.!95 91 colow 44or. am. Milk 91 Taluus GL. HN FORD RMUN XLT. now, and a a "ry CIM am 1 anrelea 1m � Vat � ! vtat• SIiLCLQTr Sewndary Sehoo� loaded S46l5 91 lermlre0. 91.000 11nt , cep. custom nns WON", cam. porlu gow 6WMW4 SM & 9tWa 1NaINwd las*. Alio ONe Ova and _ ` 1 �('Taunton&�i17(IeTSOn) 1 YY/Lit Euro. boded. 4 -door. SS995. 91 GNnd Am. 2 -door. looM amt tree. rumnNNp bonds. am to d*AK 60 oft ad Available 1 October 1st 1st. PIkoM AMnT011ES Absolutely. Pur Rands. ApK alae. Coll 906- � OOdWAOfmow. Call l�. � $4195 91 EEa�see Tab4 5- NOS) 57s-mis 1105-579-551114. chasing furniture o antic" *Kbw eafMb4 MwMp / Admission: $3m � Spews. 1231. $sats 91 411 auto., bound. $6795. 91 190 FOOD 0"=D 4.4. Nuck Chun. sdom, advertsnp. � � vmh red Interior. SWAM ca- n . o6N1mNM (Boor St) Lege 2 a 3 r In daft 3 Dedoab ( "S• - II t daps. nit bol- ,'•�"�'� 1991 TOYOTA Tercet DX Cav*w 795 91 COrOM LT, 51995 91 $/250 g (9�9051N~6 7� rsa a 4ot a o 60 Pabnq AvC.W dump this. CON@tb mS or atan. Cam Robert Bowan Antiques (906) 0056019. Brodkin COY to sant 111 pay I" dollar for your read and New CO's. CaN George at 4W 1996 FOLDING WIRE. Stackable oil" ers we a least 1 gate drop. Approx. 42 cubic tt Con - W Abe 663-5117 V4.11M AM1111 97.000 km. 2 -door. "good. (905 Serebwd. LE. 2 door. $4900 91 1911 REP Cherokee Ltd.. du11ly. From S600JNeoth. scrod. avvtm. 1 owner. nes- OMs Grohs$ SW- Iran- while what lealha 0 Intoe. Peewee 915576.4255. smoker. Lady urian C~ rate N. loauw, kaUM m- tenor. 4 -door. $7995. 91 s. b., ale, p w.. 494 ABS.47$44.1. 47 44.1 2 BEDROOMB available ay - $6.500 Cal (90505-3175 Adom6 s - ISM ow y�. ChKIL 101.0001eiBtu�y MMM' $11,500 cal !05 Cavair auto. 53995. 90 km cadieon $12.500 tie. Located 309 Conon 199x C01SMA LT. (bnclk. 4- Grano Prix LE 101k. 4 -door, x)697-� Re. C`08M. No OMs. Places door). Waded. 97.000 fens. baled. 55995. 90 Canceler 140.000 K my Omd temp- Yom, $7.7K eteYlei ?21 al 905579.2387. alfer Spm Askng $7050 Cal 905.576 A Owed. & Ms, Mn d P YtNI/r1 $ WANOON dUm 2378 or 905-7065XI. $ p. � 90 Pontiac fru 4 CIL fr M pprNtL 2 m"Mor - W low Also Automatic. ac. Tans9port SE. 141k. W $7795. 90 Su bird. GT. 5 19W CMv Astro exrtfie0 knoll ed. epper of 600. CaAnl I' ' li l . Awwi. Nov 1. Power Loc sN+ndows. Garel Cunei -sped. interior Excellent Cunei- 53996 90 Grand Prix. $4495. 195.000 lips. 6N- SM . hydro. Cal page 416- 501-3789 a ban pleorfe I. ON.Tan �1.500. Cal (905) 4 -door. loaded. 141k. $5795. 118. OK SMItIr (!M) 4Q0-1.56 $37-1 90 90 Se tiled. GT. afro. $3795. 8 Grad Am. 2 -door. afro. 1991 FORD AEROSTAR XL, 2-BB000M buem 190 1 MMA 52995. 8 Daytab cub, 12 r� NM V Lupin. Ord* CORN. hay loaded. power am. 09 414 area. SM. mak%m A aw. .. e, 11 a. 579- WASWa Sova new dept, docs, power wileaoias. at. 3.3 8 Grad Prix. 2 -door ate. 9415 brow messtpe. ) t oma. at, C ce�90S06� FIKX4WT CIA$= nail- frwot YnlreM aogme. COO M . on loam 54106. 8 INN" GR saoraae Ak swang Nonr,0r 1074. omw. 12.500. cep ADN, Medoc, "ft $4406. M Fla- "a FONIMC L.0 mmo APV, 9630. Am levels, spealN7iq in be (905) W-3013 biro W ado. 12ML $4.400. air, alb, p% III& 7 ginners. Spilt Woftm ac- awamdalm. (905) 5763947 NEW MUSIC e-ame • hpil w ow.d tanmeoLaW �ItmlwchiN Iwai rood PNL*4~ F40 son"drive � w o N1 MObot TRIMY y CWKNNL Mraa yj Mill HNTIAC Grand Prik. GT. 14 lbw, rap pwlforNltaoe 82.396. 221 Vies- I KS 7950 4imr 7 ftyM $13.500 72B-NSi, aoprtApeI my dwm a VB. ABS. aby whmK pwnhf- um tins, fully WmW . CO, a�iwe1c003 OMMN t9OlM$ Litt. 19.1 SMC S15 Jimmy, 4B Mfffft $1100. Call 90S-W-O22t Adom6 s - ISM ow dor, 4 x 4,150.000 lt. load- ChKIL 101.0001eiBtu�y MMM' $11,500 cal !05 =St. NOM O$kM. 905 ewdli M �� N M� Ce1910 Poldi 116-/306 4100. asr Gm P L x-3410. 1 yr. ntsrsalay in- at Tfansoal SE, beam, 2�BM0r WAM Rosy 1116 GEO MEW. 4 dt to � a � "m �m INS Dofbe Can= LE. Imp 140.000 K my Omd temp- Yom, $7.7K eteYlei ?21 wwtm K bIS of prMip dw . ale moll. Mit iwliekrellmaey A Owed. & Ms, Mn d Wally R0. S. W 013- YtNI/r1 $ WANOON dUm rood PNL*4~ F40 son"drive � w o N1 MObot TRIMY y CWKNNL Mraa yj $ n LE 1912 Dodge igen 1NA LE btdm Abse man" Call IM-11"s Call as (55" FOM CAT. Mac obtAeeIt $1100. Call 90S-W-O22t On SM 1910 SK Sufi 11allb A1A1�E �EIY. doma*c Short haired, ere s� • "!'plies bm"� ova Law bfljK one /Mmom curved. omw Trill NW 4 s 000) hn =brkies, 1GM �T VNMBr PWMIK lode S 1M1 fs1o1A PaMt Tfper 37 1! 2 NL : 1y OMt a Mil V �t MPWWN . Aero while Ppnp i Pdd1 on Atilt Shin-Tzu wnAN. eMUKma eoN/IfoA: fru 4 CIL fr M pprNtL 0. AOC. Mkaweteae d=IM mid COPM& MIN iR� twgltls ewe, 613- YBRRSIRRE 1EMIEO PrPi. 16 waft SM Mme NMQ Golden Retrievers Cocker MTMa $ mwr wb�/ mil $A $1725.. Sale Pdn $431.: 110 GMC 20 Soft coup mk 0 pL d1L1L a shed. Iola �'1M4 Nimes Mdoft wwt ad N1MIp. no" CA tack 744. sols, Poo do OK SMItIr (!M) 4Q0-1.56 ML dmA dafll $S.MC OM i 1W� Neteerad 0* adM dw Nov. 256 205-725-911110 B1d1Ofe� N011aA Pnehlde I6 Ste. 19M From 0fstloo 11 Erw AWALARE §W 1- 2 bMIMR � x �� a P" a soft crit 0b Ober) c8cw O and bwMMle pwpw 1m � Vat � POMbc 0000 06. Stg00. FMm bw 4X4 bdm. olftm SAME NOUN= - tiny. my IodN4 Mw-* las*. Alio ONe Ova and 723-6" Odo wn Ateoatr 86.$$1r50e0. f000d AN- Co Nt Num We 19M Ding LT. M WNW W. bdit Rands. ApK alae. Coll 906- � OOdWAOfmow. Call l�. � °���, S1IMpbe a go"GO-caul mCall WN v1N a10o. Alb, 4 ql lump" *Kbw eafMb4 MwMp 4ie-71416. us -mgt. N ,'•�"�'� M�KM a dry $xllR� 1rilF 1010 YAMAtN MAXIM 'S0. 10 bus, d opphl M6 K61 n sEaun - LAST Cal. a. MLGH Pablpn► Peps,tAd 6MIM1 1hNdwlrpYrlp da am fMSNMwod sed bw clot. 1! 000 lou" af11AMa tngllMt4 who, we Mir boat. N III'- - dMBNrloaa am Oct. NMasnw LfsrlN CXC. fNr A6 hKMk glso kX OssNaN- 1DM 6M MW% 2 -doer. 5- X11/ MK oaLMed jM6.• �• rE A65 tMNSNaNKUN ssNwr- 0~ p6 fte or MB a STIa110 w- ies1NK1 ant wNs olndMl "" so Pow 1 bedlosa Spiv 2 b mm SSR. 3 b14 bNNd f1pMp bb bat > Ao1s MAO tM00. 5700 p0 7x6705. CM6 RILIMIa 9M Tli elL M i>!9 75 MMr Nista a you floNM 4>F omwmi . 52500. "visa assN 8W Cal q0- ad SNIAO70 841 „oti1M _.4*4 AW 4 Ww 013C - IEAUTIPA 700 sq. ft. studio apartment in large country home, sky -lights, surdken liv- ing area, balcony. separate entrance.very prick. $695 Inclusive. Non-smoking sln- de worlkno Pew - /eried.Available 9 It Rpkipre- ble.905-905-1520. BRIGHT HUGE 1200 sqA 2 level. 2 bedroom basomem apartment. Fireplace, park - ft tawdry, am. Anilapk nu nedialely. 6900 inclusive. first and last. Gail (905) 831- 1696 BROOKLIM t -bedroom, 3 pc bath. washer. dryer. Kitchen fridge. store. B oodloomed. Demme1. >i565/1wOr1hy in - beat am fC9CE0 CENTRAL NT AL OSMAWA.new bm" 1 bed 5575 a 2 bed. SM. Phone 432-2261 for Spot. or super. M. 33 Whit - ft waft CENTRAL OSMMA- 3 bed- room. 5595 . hydro, wry large with awn emNrarece. AvabW Nov 1. 3 bedroom wl olemora. sO oMm or seoo. Very No. $1000 met. First and last. 725-VIO CENTRAL FAR[ boulevard. one bedroom bauw" 7par�eN�ft wtlias, cam n- CJenOed PMAurg br orfe car. no rwtdry. Bron snow $560 MAW. 5763M cal ager 5 p.m. CLAKAWNT, loci ry ho Spwrt nerx. one tiedewok sw &rale en* . Fwrkkeg. sw 9fe penorh. No smoker or Spa• 5550 pka AafaMs leo- mosimey (905) 619-1917. CLEAN 1 1Eof100N, ewe• WON art PWAN amMallme, in tea. $in* tam* Roo mewntMAP . CLiM Sso-MeON longs 1- b Broom bwnow aw- MON. soft @RUN". no imoi+q Ne loods. f00olmoMTh. Cad =1039 h.NTRY APT.. 2 Walloons, 10 mks from OVAM or 9wamwwmk. Fridge a stolwe Sodom Jrm.1. 5575 eda- hile. No pea, W5-263-200 OovmTom 1 N"W smap apt blrldirg Sq 2-bdrm apt. SM/monm.Arwtw Noer.t IgAm 1 Cie MOS)IN11,40011 FOR SENT. 1 a 2-Mdroom mom -VS in very MMI weF bwq I Mer & aw alt amu* on. bs slop a door Park Fee. N., oom SM. $710 ma 57!-9016 MAIL 41rwoodf Wesbetd H" 2, newly moaw but - nem bachMor apt. w1D sops` rase entrance and ant wna- Somg. in Mo. ow home On bus rote. $490 molotla. �mcp}hsae. faponsim. work - (90526 -6415. rtrwaus. NWY.dt8.11ENKBL Clean, bright. NfO - 24od- room basomW No - Im, $pang arNraw. �ql4pp-eaw1s. 1Mgnti�t no somollom Dec. Ia. SIM of clii". 1aWA. lyr. hate. 90542111-142D. LAW MNlfr t bwroom Soso 11 - bowMoe. ►aAYq� wastwE 41041 WS�t kwa AmaaNe Dec.1. SW 434- 2575. � RM2 ludloo m wwy Chad_ SO(V-)- La go11a0k�Alii�t�bb+ MNr lsbw e11tIMy. T06.277-'9041. Ngpita. 2-boboM wdk-W ameII::am V� IKMAt. Sbow M ANiMe MdNd4L I . �� teotiaf eM slad116[ 3BQ. 1, 2 fOr a�N. Ail - alb iNmailMMx Mmlt 1 M Iw'1P:: Now flaw OMR CA( M D/OC10M wM NNi Mond 2 bmftm SPIN. Ail. at 100 VA M GM SL am 11111 UMS dsab, w 1Mw+- CMo to Nliaatt, aaPPbO orate, GO Simla to all �alwafta -2 bs"M alt *also W Nwflta7. $613.44 Jbd a UK me POL $ dmd ?Ad- 1 oI IIIu ftrA I 1 oaaa r Mlyd 5t - IA Absolute Affordable! Ma. 211 SISO/3 SICK OF RENTING M-1 R` and last. shred kiklkn. laundry, WHY NOT OWN A: DINh and unities. Car 839-s267. 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 1 sww 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month M Wholi r Covedinge In Ph, I - A Mw 2 ROOT& 1 furnished, AppliMl No down payMMn17777IM 1 on - furbished. fibred k imme- 40 stt (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 References. isand IM.Calli K STAPLEY (905)420-0249 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1"7 -PAGE 33 uiwcll'lr► #A0 1-%'4 H f� 14 14041 A 71.fA0 i -11-!f +;-14 11 Sem ~ 11 w o IMlta 1 AudMo e 1 Audlfone . 1 AedMolbs ANd w" b1' SINe MAR OPEN HOUSE Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. AJAX - share large home, own Iivingrpam, hath, par" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2,11-4 P.M. Share Laundry and kitchen C7 Rent �4r:)e and clean. 1-bedroom -gp67t2 Pager 416-501- •a OSHAWA SiMMI i 811001'. 1 - top floor house. -`,(mo inclusive. 1sOag. able Immedately. Ylew 576-3327. 841 SkhncOe Parking, close to all ,...antler. PtCKERING-2 bedroom Pvk- Laundry. air, near Go and st,d Sit working person Ise :..,dabk Dec. 1 839-0116 °ICKERING ,mmacwabe targe o bedroom basement. fres .Ing. • ker. no Pits. rode' . , Available inrrhlHiieey ")831-7122 ally Open. PICKERING Large Badnelor ,e ape lath. kitchen. sop - ,!e entrarwA.wery dean. ..nlaW Dec.lst. No sMok- pets reference. 1stAw 5 xkww 905.831-2909. FIcKENHIG. Whites/401. 1- "m basement. separm W ince. sum". iron -smoker. pets o FAvailable home- �"vely 420-2015 os11ililA - NORM Ddord 2 : vo Ixrrms tnkar 60 ser n 401 PaAonq. hydro. IaF ny/per $7440 al YrdreMe. 19 op. Ana"Bis A05I m-2 '4-2752 SOBTN EAST Oshawa . 3 ,'moan bungalow Ppm bpi - eat apa ume Wier $ *no trance for suelu Two ad ances .ear 51.200 oa -o pars ndttws +S 1St or MIN. PMals 4161 291-3009 OSHAWA S!, -ng Famdy Envhron- -lent at 260 WentwoM St W Large 2 IVR slits. 'asy access to $deals• s1cpI np, 5630 ,c -,des Wiktiss. Gr ,ommurtity Split. Cal (905) 721-0741 WW R0M. Own YOUR Now FROM $SB5f11TH!! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE 1905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mwk Sales ep Sutton�Group ReallyExcel a■ air, dose 10 bus and am erk- 31 ISLES STREET, AJAX ties 683-W13 $224,900 AJAX: 3 bedroom home to 4 bedroom, 2,522 Sq. ft. on park, lots of snare. Furnished room, close to all amenities. P extras, compare new at $233,900 with no Smokers welcome par". extras, immed S350/month nego i- 61 ��00 able. 428-6385. after 6p m. 1 9� Our firm has been to business since 1977. semi $92UMonM pus Will- AJAX- convrriee at 401 - 4 We have many locations in Ontario. tiles• Nrst4ast, -CIO" s Is, bedroom executive non- Mon.•Fn. • 1 usirwtI• I Business AJAR: bright clean quiet house to share Cable. BOO. Oppalrwni in OpportuniWs fireplace. laundry. yard. 5- Usement apatment, pnivale 4-1oe1roOM, 2 baNrt. garage. Franchise Opportunity a. a PP ty aW, I ixties• all included. Avail- an". 5350./mo Fe- male Preferred (905) 619- Disaster Property Specialist. cellent location. 3 bedroom 9� Our firm has been to business since 1977. semi $92UMonM pus Will- AJAX- convrriee at 401 - 4 We have many locations in Ontario. tiles• Nrst4ast, -CIO" s Is, bedroom executive non- Franchise fee is very attractive. Basco. Available Dec. 1. car 436-1108. smoking furnished home to Please call Harold Helston Sleet Shoes 10 Pr 0 - N sire with ane. Separate 3pc. Usement apatment, pnivale 4-1oe1roOM, 2 baNrt. garage. 7 Is. new 3 bedrmn house of mm bath. Laundry. a/c. (Winmar Franchises) • Jan Whtby n 1 Ci. Fridge• a firr!puce Bus A door Sar VppOW1es Lao - Gullet street I (519) 451-0000 Sim. $1OSWmo. blame 65. i650/rrro Gobble Key RLT Calc Henry GalMl& W 141111-281-22011.nnin 668-1441. Eve. 6-10 P.M., 116283 9391. Aaiuble now. ' 9 99� LONG ESTABLISHED 9shawa AJAx, 2- bedroom rain Boa PICIERwrC GROUND LEVEL a • 1 fl0"d B S spray boob , attached p rape, newly dew- room unto s rndanq doors. w fnprOr�N 296 � r aw rated. aur wrrdbonirrp, deck. .. tOwrdnorrm. my PI "ft- stare an saddles. prone CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 shop witch horst. id% WMby r rte• SB50 pkM she exda (505) 637-1397 bedroom. towrit"M pool. Carlot elnora ' I r, n . only voom No Pets close b 401 ..ante. wck*s Oman, am ocam. 860. breed yard. $1000 725-•1171 & twat. (90506-2239 NMRNIB. Prokwsww. now Fa solo ad AJAX. 3-eadrOaM main Rorhoc- working roommate heeded to to view phn1llos .905 579- TRAeEL PAILADIGM. HoMe- 37M based business E,ceberx Semi Immac"Im. Mo as. assay.pa�kku� Ib ped stag large turn el P house. M. giggt. tamdry. 3 - 11. ca0mrsswm. PT" tssr, * /ri•ae Hrwes t1' supW 11 f Mon-sl000keer Dee.fst. fast/ S5OWmwM� t��d' For U F, - Travel Peft 5223 5875 ♦ 60%. ern MrsGooll, Travel . L A. �E seslan0 'rprkn0 (M- i224.9M AJAX S Y-drOOm5 yoYrlr- CLOSE To Oscia.e Cones. 4 Mak waic") person a staalrM to Slaw clam. 3-ksd- 2.522 sq if On park lots d business, 1-905.373-4846 a e� as. compare nen' at 1.686567-7,111 "K t Rtobt. w Morar yRi"scow. 619.0600 wren no ceras 1905) l&npa0 11,1111111111 UM Vert M not rbo-tMa COarwng • 1 am vim. SM par MO. alas IAlyft. v- bks wit. Ss00/MobIN wdu- 1011 aweW STILT MOM Cal 09% (�) 3sa-37S,. fne- 6811-91M. . OPEN :AU :c :ilk muscara ■N SSNLWLCMO"- Oder BB� to Sam 3-696• Petrel Ams i Erde ummaw w1' 3 bedroom lovwtnerle, rtxwn Mouse. Owsm Apr 4wMt SO b a Calc Cobbles - ma -in k4chm. 2 wrnb►ooma. 5 agoAillCeS. Cop to fdaek dorms wn. able. PROAe. b w "'A. Sal. Moot 1" 1 al f goomaLI m I Liam I just apPorteN- ay. $450eeaaer >A krdrlrkR available leo SW CurnIN- . M Bare St. E flit � �be as W&".w �y taLyyard RekiMoa Fkst and tilt. i1e6 pies bBF 72S Sp9lpvrrC4w `p Mal . . .. . A t a579- Ms. AaitiBkt Dec. 1, Fnm �-�• - ', `' ,ASO dIA1_i47.f i�,�eOTsh�oWd -I -1 SN7 aRa 5 Pm. Fir AM 7514. ask for Para OSMWAIWWoption to buyM cul4spc. 3 AJAX I -bedroom 5 W pkarKes. wood-MNei ier s • 1 Personals bsdrow Nam Now . rev place, takeay, eadrpwbi rorad vabd IoM eaf11r10r aPe1F kip bw � �i NEAT UP your day with an naAt abs saAael&. Cpl►. sMokas. no Pett we", po umm T,q Now EwtK Baer 905.626-2220. Cat enrwm 404 Abbablot New 1St. M00.0f� NMTNEAST Ornawe. pkva alts as Gn 416.1*1M 1450s0 a reehold bwW*m, IMt1F YOB had nsgM vs a- PICRERING. 3 bedroom . S AJAX, Wella ey & Harr 2. 2- bow wish 0lMatilr Penences wan M Cbd*oo'S appiar+ca. main Mogi ftp bdrm. coaft YrMrO/dYung broret: motion OW Par 81 Aid Social (Oskem)7 Owl s_tan%. Garape i padum. act , "' No Opt IaNa. bows Ibpr. own & Mer- bean Am OMrt to Abr tiNnb 5-aPeb rhClrldrt $125.080 !OS !e!0, �ACensid O t 0-11..0 M-131- A. h Nn (upit. spare Jurbnq. % S7�T3 AwP� " W 906 - rwO APMTNNNTS in one OM1 leder. GC). axil. Def. 1st BIEJgBOEO 2e1M pawmaBM .905.728- Me one bedroom saes. ,. rOG Par SL1' aw. waJwI Wift PICREMMB, OR abso, Oaks Am Wally Ltd 663-e11. p rops�y 1367(150 las arae. anw wMv Cal Joe 72S- hoop. main Rd Large homaw am& OMfa & a mom& panels An garage. Mouse on dw ent clMasal& eps3 eseroeMs. tir'is • 1 Polo. 1 1,, . khpro*" Sleet Shoes 10 Pr 0 - N bill* rowS apPfbaAlxt, Usement apatment, pnivale 4-1oe1roOM, 2 baNrt. garage. pod & moo. Meth Moe. WHITBY One - - .,1'w ml. pollor Stt50 o 7S1k OSMAMA 4 Nerkt Free Only $18!1tl0 Cokvd Badrer casement apwmwo orad- am now SS50 ncMMne.a. sores, arm & tm milims f- A adoW MOv 17. RMI 111- 850 sq 2nd Ir Gobble Key RLT Calc Henry GalMl& W 141111-281-22011.nnin Panning a laundry< Privwte 9o5e26a678Emurps. $550. M1 sa OWN M. BE""Fl 1raTBY a,notbr entrance. FrrtaAam, Nor.- 9noker 666.022 sAn 8Pm ill 111111 - oW 3 Morom $875 Pbus W. Garage. Waf 300 se. 8 across tient Osh CNN. Boca 2nd Br 5500 sot"M near school&. 3 bedrooms.AMdcrOod Boon. WHITBY, 2 P -n n Mee- de�ry. Ml 2 Bedroom bomm 1.200 14 M tad Noor .1.600 tsrpe Magre Id. arart open ear mem ap fnm. separate p, S7bD Race. NW. Dec 1. epl K ft. am, Call 434.2447 5116.900 b dies ..ante. wck*s Oman, am 420 --Mor 655.4132. 30M or M615M SNong. no Pei, shin lira► TrrmNor Summ"ock RO4 MII) LK WESTN"AM-2 3 bw MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 71'76- - 10,ft. I1tMwill F'Alh• - 1'i•• 579-15M 7d.yw k 455A9$700 /tap (905) 666- 1 FS lM iO FT. SoOM for edit bsdroo ms. 2-112-kadK. Last Ill not sure dkch is more rri lsernp me abeW -110- or vokss-fal doors. 001 Mouse on dw ent clMasal& slacub. wmv ars ad or PR - WHITBY. urge 1-1 OSN=& Central Park Bbd $7WtmooM stet. Al x. Joan Sleet Shoes 10 Pr 0 - N PMq b t. 1 am a $ide dare Usement apatment, pnivale 4-1oe1roOM, 2 baNrt. garage. VMJkaMt Rsrwax Quality pas gism, any Jayne FW". mk db IApit wrnito kr tritnaa, aak kdchwn, lmew SPPbarba, srdwroW. broad- 'acrkkes, aadabk Dec i. loom. F.A.G.. CoWal air. Lid. 61113-501110 Norman and RnMly, Inc, (416)226-5515. mg. Song rwh pMsical Nt- ads. I•a, & th11 t I61Xt mordh. MB -7634 wMIBT, lovely 3 I 01 M (!05)427-3763 dor. mo0em I wal" SPACU M6 2 MdrooM Iowa - dryer, fridge stove. prirals NdrLl. $aim osmal, 2 - drive. 51035/ voidhaft red MOM, Nob. Son ublabi (905)Mincolrarhg N0.0 a1' k ciselve. Ass a14 Cal 905 -436 - WHITBY. "Mal Of Go. 1 bolo "Isn"MV1211115,44. room. man al -M lutchen lots Of boOrklBbwt 9VA3 M& 3 b VG M bww- avadawk Nov. I'M . BOB, konm We mai tabled law 3161 or 723 9310. 4 OOMOM F=Mb OOcps1- tMHIT1Y. 4.1 tiedrooAns. 3.5 YOU are a SNM . aftradrre gra 1, --1. 35.45. bel&. Toro= beat. 6' con- " SkMar irApest. Phase rtph spwuyon. 2500;4 ft.. corAt. wV rri lsernp me abeW o bmwag, ak'r, toot. y . p wM a pbrob & INp . 9 yes old. Ander- DEC frarU Bar 4587. 1'J swdmssmo mea. very web o EfonOrAist & s , 9 keg, bas d was. 5250.000. M. . Lip Road. ahreluM. Oil. L3P 9064OD-9211. 1 M3. Inclusive eY , ( Ubtw LADES- TREAT YOURSELF! $POMlE CIEI1MilT E.R. Yes Psrdif ItsWMs an A _10L Unnos 2 in 1 in your WATOWSM �br TY irsonal � �bok w 2 am lots 40 w6- 29 WIMflm two . sNO 1 j, 4 = ' a Sduob..as P11R1 OIE LEM M5 114 R sale star" a $12UK W-1- crA now bedroom aparyq(rpl far ow leg j aMMWAIL Dot Odra UFA Safxed Noor, 427 -OM a 90SMS-3724. N. CA Wt Mm �• ftck la Mbowtim, mw owr�i 1?2 CoNMNO S< E Oalnrs feed Slbdoe SBeM NOrBn All ly13p2 (OWWe) MoMeIK IoM cwsvwwn ft". mrsplat ;L WWI AwnudeRekrelaus 1NSIAa6L �� slldBabM. 1181171 ihcHhdaA LWA R"OW Inclusive eY , ( k&%w MNNOdh1My LAB aOk for Sob a OMMBMII A LRINM M on $POMlE CIEI1MilT E.R. Yes Psrdif ItsWMs an A -- WINTIIY- an � e0M%Pcorrem�f.r A 6RNM1 IMOD, OW&AC 8123 5375 YhrllMhse atm 5 Mill& ��. SM C�BMR31M66E 100.000*� wPolo Caft con.. bakony. 40 w6- 29 CorrrNdMsil 24klrs S2.ly test esti. t-1OW51 Dec1. Dec.UNBENO Ca".$791bw-nal/lw k fibro s. PNNML BeBOW 3 bid- Ili amps soft O$hm 7= VU WAS== MW �O WHY rent when you Conpie rode, 3 ntlaaNle, how baB6N. Stipp and dookk O u own loft tOr los MM Slowmak. aseBr! Now b Milts a owL Easy acorn AMr Yyour Cal DaraMNp ales dom = sod aR AM PINS SIOWMMIM. (N%725 -91l1. Summ"ock RO4 MII) LK PMI WlblOs (!M) W-7526LI R • r 3211 ) 668. a IIF 1'M Mn r .�- 1 a 1 ern MrsGooll, had L A. 1 IMrOae @*. FM XW4 lw MY I� hae�moOp12�. L//YGER/E _ cow RNrldal Snvieas GOiKiwOO 3 . Stamm SM alm"ki, 1011 aweW STILT MOM � YQD) M �O Pickering Thaw Cooke AIM 3 Be�00rn TOMNIf10U86 Ut1RR �e (415)444-73M. LilianIncluded Kona hone 01h 2 we la AeC Ode L Sim I p gLIByd��RR :V.. goomaLI m I Liam I just apPorteN- IM . $1100 Pit, WMeOt t�6 het W"83-7111 a Am 7 CION 10 schools OW td"pop of inA�EOithra101d 4 ho"!06• Cis baht WM � UM 12 r1ii PL 416 Zs3 8541. Fnm �-�• - ', `' ,ASO dIA1_i47.f teNeI N exa/aN polivAML d No a1416587 PWy S b" SAT. NW. IST 6 P.M AMES LONG AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAIMA furniture and appliances, refrigerator and gas stove, automatic washer and gas dryer, chester- field and loveseat, oak table and 4 pressback chairs, solid oak china cabinet, new, value $3,000. roll top oak desk, 4 pc. bedroom su- ite, canopy bed queen size, antique center table, sectional chester- field, writing desk, color t.v., occasional chairs, dressers, chests of drawers, vanity, signed prints, light fixtures, bedding and linens, tools. antique glassware etc. large sale, plan to attend. MMES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 •THIS I PLEASE CALL I68"707I MMUM SALE We are selling quality mattresses E box springs at dis- count prices. Single to King size available. Pillow top queen size $399. single matt. only $89. Slumber Sleep products dealer. Come in & look at our tine selection of mattresses & sofa's. Open Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Litpitbtlen IN -1 1 8 Centre, 111 BOM zL W. Oshawa by OMS. Call 965.726-0566. SAT. NOW. IST AT 16 A.M. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are selling the property of Gard Ttbbles of Florida, plus others. Including 3 pc. old bedroom suite, vanity .old parlour table, pitcher & bowl, new sofa's, love - seats & chairs. 24' & 3(' gas stoves, 2 dr. fridge al- most new, table & 5 chairs, buffet. lite finish 9 pc. di- nnhgroom suite, oak dresser & nrte table, wall unit, lamps. Large bedroom suite, Oriental rugs, kitchen cabinets, large quantity of garden supplies. B&D Work- mate, ice cream freezer, meat slicer, Tec scales, cash register, wire baskets. Vivitar enlarger, small applianc- es, dishes etc. Mote Time 10 a.m Good Sale. Plan to attend. V`iewing Friday from 1 p.m to 6 p.m. Terms Cash, Visa, M/C Interac. McLean Auf ioas 905.606-3291 or 905-432-2036 PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE Acting under Instructions received we will sell in detail lots from: MAJOR ESTATES PRIVATE COLLECTIONS CONSIGNMENTS EXQUISITE OAK & CAPVED W440 aANY FURNITURE • COLLECTSL.ES • ACCENT FURNITURE • PARLOP 3 GRAND FrJYER MIRRORS • SPORTS MEMORABILIA • HANDICRAFTS • COMPUTERS • ANTIQUE & MODERN JEWELLERY GOLD CQ6RS •ORIGINAL OL PIWlT1NGS • OVER 100 LE PINTS • GROUP OF SEVEN • COLLECTION SWAROYSKI ANNUALS • ROYAL DOULTON • TUDOR MOAT •FRZ & FLOYD •JADE SCULPTURES SUN_ NOV. 02 AT 12:00 MOON (PREVIEW AT 11 ILK) AT: THE PICKERING SPORTS COMPLEX ISS? VALLEY FARM RD. PN:KEFOG Over 500 quality ons to mGuoe a Iarje-olleCbon of :awed h,mture in Lars XV. Queer Awre. ChWeraale. French & Milan 00115. fang i COddad t*W. disks. kyveseete, dkira Cable what vols. dirwng sats, otCisrort" & parlor Breis, screen dividers. Mcrae coracles & mvrom - might akdt "quanay of wools & dtrcoralor format". oak dWa ta calDiaes m", ac.. W" style soor & table brmps. gwn0 bye- errors. ouldoor raft ion ptanI I' hr+co" (7rORae st =wy. L&pA Lane collages, wood arw 9L One of a kind harrdnemft w/wrtsncal VessolL DOW blue. Spode, Bads Fww AAs Collection d wAkWo tcubks'es Nrery hip OI+abitY). Tudor Mint. Chess sat, Estate ton coNc- tion vio rglss. mnt sets. etc. PinwR ool4khonie court, crystal, Gun & swots npkas. dare. beserer bows. wate1' h urftm Largs sports -IM.Kxabia c n -m r' in mail o9w Jersey's, broods, unusual Mena Hal of Furbers & legends Orgnal YMalaroolous. LiekMd efton prude, se grapt Euopwn oils on taches IbeC - pantos by Ran Group d Sewer ArW A J. Canon. Romance & Lumbers 1997 r*ou". Seery. Lester. ft* w . Benders efc Large estate d aflogw &modern NwM" to ndude 6w. ort Dram I soMtawas. gold darns. earrkap. rraadas and 2410 gold cons. Behr nobs Mc. STERLING SILVER lowran. Cora Coll & Doran Star Tek, Barbra. L M4%A Lane. oM" coltec- br Myra. Drswnenusd C ftcbr plain. Silly p4Nd C40" & Tea Service Meat! CAK NS4 AR• AQ OIDrr. AS MIN PWM a ArNMW= AT 6AIA, AMTOW A DUZ"O= APPLY. M SIMMONS PM MIUML stat BOAR AB Par POEM A AIMOrrtlCML WWWJPMiOAYC7XWCM LANTEC SEA,; NG • REGIS -RATION A,'! A M • ?ULN TC ATTENC • FREE DRAW NC BUYERS PRE MOM OR SURCHAWAsAT OUR AUCTION SALES - e 1 Pu" -b • 1 -ft--ft EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DI RHA.N REGION ELEGANCE & CUSS RETIAMTLrrY 1 DtSCRETK)N GUARANTEED IN & OUT SERN7CE "HALLOWEEN SPECIAL" .WYW HIIU%(. 4E04-8761 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 Take A Tipr By The Tail Finding the right pet could be as easy as picking up your newspaper. With hundreds of listings daily, the classified ads are a great way to find the perfect pet for your personality. - Find pets with pedigrees as long as your arm, or mixed breeds with nothing but heart. It's all right there in the classified ads. r CHILL CLASSMIED 683-0707 FAX: 579-2238 OR TOFF UNE 798-7672 News Advertisdall me�Cs•wi� R'S S _ aSel���r. ! PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVEKnSER fiRIa1AY. OCrOSE1t 311 lm v + retexti�ra M R� i469fR .4era�eez K!t?+r�►!t+!!r;fKtrtY;tl;tlt�tettel�t0ltl�+TtO�!!ltialt�ffrfall. t.l�ltrllittfilfitttifiliill>1t111tiJ>!s1•�!!!Y • 4 . 1111110111111A 911311,1111101. trim veMists a general contractors. GARY (905) 427-1672 RENOVATIONS The one to all when your home creeds renovating. Kitchens. bathrooms, basements, lertces, stndecks. painting b pleskmg. No job is bo big or too smal. Cal loft for tree estimate. 905-139-4041 :1 Roofing aaC ROOFING, Shingling. all typrs of nx,fs, view and old. lAorkmanstiip. Guar- anteed. 10% discount I" seniors, fully in- sured. Free esOmles. Call Andrew at (911115) 4123417M 810 new waNpaparring stucco ceilings General repass T�pudNy pinc at ta0ie prices 21K all br Senas Call to a FREE Estarale .Q. -tet, TMs PAINTING & DECOR Inlienor & Exterior Etnopes Workman- Sw Fast, dean. refabk service. 420-0081 MOVING Oft Houses.panm . AerMs. Oft- «. Appliances and Pura Specialists Now we have healed storage carts Senior and Mid -Hank Discotails. Licensed. inured Free Es- timates. Excellent service. Call 436-7796. PC Eq—Wreed Cross Novel Bargain rates. homes. oftes. W. eek q Padurq avaitabN. 423-0239 206-SS13 1 Flooring. Caroture CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchrrg, our speciality. Free estimates. D i N Dema, 987-17"or 967-130 Mow " Crsarrw CLEANING SERVICE Qualified. licensed. professorial claners. 22 years experience. Residential. Fra estirrrares, low rales. Telephone Iaarrtd Oentlted Honest. Rekable hardoonkn9 person with 21 yrs ev- by today. Rsaseorrabab le Rales s76 -M lam message REMOVAL Small commercial Parking lots/Plazas Contracts welcome or per clearing Great rates. Call for estimates John - 404-8536 852 RAJUt1T WANTS WOUK Doing Magc For Children's Parties And All Occasions. �E b68-4932 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A-0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Full Course $259 Free pick � and drop (416) 207-3060 Please read your dassified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be respon- sd* for more than one insertion in the event of an error. card wwofteewe : lasrrarr w., RANGER LANDSCAPING FALL CLEAN-UP a EsoarUrlt Rales i Service CALAMU EE& (!05) 619-2125 (415) M6-1= : 1,, 1rw [ 4 i� a amh�f I : BE— Initseiq a s1arq. SELL AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and tip. 725-0005 or 427-0005 510 910 SHAIr1AK Rita E. Passed awl- peeceluly d ttw oronb General Hospital on Tuesday October 28, 1997 n her 60 year. Belaed tale of Ken. mWel of Linda Sharman and her Husband Jin Wi Dear Wandmo0ler of Kent. Dear sister of Ron Krrgtnt She will be missed by all her dy and marry friends !tonins to the Sid ft Lung Transplant link d the Toraft Hospi- Ftnefal sena" n the diapel of MCEACHNIE FU - RAL 28 Old Klrgston Road, Ajax (Picker - Wage) 905-428-8M on Saturday November 1, 1997 at 11am. At Rites request, memorial dona- Ii the Toronto Hospital Fotmdation -Lung ■nsotark Program would be awreaated. IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY Place a birth announcement inAjax Pickering News Advel'fiSCrand receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" Approx. $25 ` worth of brand name products 69EE /A nR 69 Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre Inquire at: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax -1822 Whites Rd., Pickering 683-0707 (Sears Outlet) Don't Forget I The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 P Quality Swimming Pool Pucks at an Unbelievable Price. $4495 FREE 1 ft. Polysheen with this ad Starling Pools Ltd. 1645 Dundas St W. Whitby, Ont 1 �i�� 686-2831 eioG Gala GROUP Executive Realty Inc. 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PKXERING (SUPERCENTIRE PLAZA) THiFti U BEARS Free Estimtlest 2M rONiY1M " AJAX 9161E-2327 a dDOMPSanuffft • NEW & USED -ALL MAKES -CARS & TRUCKS • FULLY COMPUTERIZED • Predismantled & U Pull It • North American Parts Access • 90 Day Parts Warranty • FREE DELIVERY • 60 Acres of Vehicles 3E Web Site: www.domsauto.on.ca • 0 • • K 1604 Baseline Rd. W., Courtice Exit Courtice Rd (interchange 1#425) North to First Intersection - Leh 1/4 We COMPLIMENTARY FACIAL Mary Kay has a skin care plogrom designed far your skin type. Al basic skin care Products are non -comedogenic and ctinicaly tested for skin irritancy and allergy. Most are frogrance-free and safe for sensitive skin. 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L1W3W1 g W VISIT OUR SHOWROOM CANADA HAROWOOC NC :A• -- '41 D1 11 TFIECIROLYSIS CIJMCM VCK"IO.tAI. MUWAL Awa- Famr Crtrlc capaaitUATKM aia:CTBrxLYS0 158 c:2Tau000d ,:::,4vutuc a.• ,:Aar (905) 427-7139 CERTIFIED 1'00FTSSIONAL ELECTROLOGISTS BODY WAXING FACIALS ELECTROLYSIS WANT SOMETHM To SMALLE 1W ABOUT? • caWhIft a P.Iw Dw*jw ttlxMMIDS9�li • Same day alli s a lopeis FlIM CerwlllWA • E—V a SaRsft avpla RCI®MIG OENTU E CLIW Amble Wisp D.D. 0" 452 1792 LIVERPOOL RD.. PKXERING (SUPERCENTIRE PLAZA) THiFti U BEARS Free Estimtlest 2M rONiY1M " AJAX 9161E-2327 a dDOMPSanuffft • NEW & USED -ALL MAKES -CARS & TRUCKS • FULLY COMPUTERIZED • Predismantled & U Pull It • North American Parts Access • 90 Day Parts Warranty • FREE DELIVERY • 60 Acres of Vehicles 3E Web Site: www.domsauto.on.ca • 0 • • K 1604 Baseline Rd. W., Courtice Exit Courtice Rd (interchange 1#425) North to First Intersection - Leh 1/4 We COMPLIMENTARY FACIAL Mary Kay has a skin care plogrom designed far your skin type. Al basic skin care Products are non -comedogenic and ctinicaly tested for skin irritancy and allergy. Most are frogrance-free and safe for sensitive skin. Cal today to receive your complimentary locid. 01 MARY KAy_ FACE-TO-FACE BEAUTY ADVICE` Marilyn Brooks Independent Beauty Consultant 683-2657 a tiTF 4F*4 'A6k'lk'9TiSYRF! 41nAV'06-041~ lk RICHARDS Kwik Pick Taxi Local a Airport Limousine Service — A Non•SIno" Lincoln Town Car Serving Durham Since 19011 420-6999 Ajax Pickering Trocken-Max Canada Home Monitoring Service Travelling • Going Away? We'll visit your home •Check interior 3 exterior •Check plumbing & heating •Look after pets A plants •Take care of minor repairs -Satisfy insurance requirements Vacation Call rim, 831-8125 in Peace or (416) 488-5500 IDPaVE SAFELY• • : a WHITE WATER RAFTING and have a PAPPY RALLOWEEN _Z For more information t s f` Ni Call: 1-800-267-9166 1 -AC .. i 1114WA-10lAe0i4, r#' . +�r'iM"r�d'MAIIaer:t 'SIC A /' A• 1 arF—as 4a ►gwirAiA, ­:�!'Y St!!i•!# Y � aYgM MB VIE ALSO RENT 4('AI;l mw •TMCAlOPES•UIBtEWWtS BALLOONS Ulllm OgEIwx 4EWFO g IGIASStW-CMEtIlPW OBJ EW $8NW IASIFPlE -KM AW ABLE SPIES "THE ONE STOP SHOP" 40 420-5768 = 705 KINGSTON RD (SE CORNER OF WHITES a KINGSTON RD) CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING ALL TYPES OF HARDWOOD FLOORS INSTALLING - SANDING • REFINISHING • REPAIRING • STAMM CUSTOMIZED COLOURS WISTALLATION HARDWOOD FLOORING DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS INSURANCE WORK: Waley i Fire Dwnage FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL: 'F420-3285 1550 GAYLY ST. UNIT #17 - PICKERING.ONT. 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