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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_11_02News Pickering Advertiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand November 2, 1997, '%"o1. 32, No. 44, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages Corner pickets to continue despite Pickering accident `Important for us to bring our message to the people of Ontario': Union BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER Durham teachers will continue to picket at intersections across the region despite a freak accident Thursday morning in which three strikers were hit by a car in Picker- ing. "It's perfectly legal and usually perfectly safe;' says Tom Wall, com- munications director for the Ontario INSIDE Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ...............25 classified .............27 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683- 5110 Death Notices ....683-3005 Auction line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ....... ............ 141300-662-W423 Email . . ...thisw•eek@ istar.ca Internet .............. hap://www.durhamnews.net sy of t AJaX.o 1 � V. QOAL: *1,030,000 TO DATE: $400,00 Teachers' Federation in Durham. He adds teachers are simply trying to reach more people with their mes- sage against Bill 160. 'They'll still be out there being visible;' says Pat Jermey, Durham president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, who adds teachers are protesting at inter- sections because some schools are located on "non -traffic dead-end streets". But, Ms. Jermey says, "We have made it our commitment that our pickets will remain a safe distance from intersections and from (busy) intersections" She hopes if teachers keep a safe distance from intersections that will ensure the safety of pickets and the public. Ms. Jermey says the intersection MWMVEMEM ezw& t:o.sW WwOmIlruit V0awn 239 91hollim$~ (souw a r» Ot on 1INwow *a.) 6ff6-2445 Bay wash photo by Andrew Iwanowski at Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Road, where Community groups in Pickering joined the shore are Phil Plumb (left) and George Thursday's accident occurred, "is forces recently for a fall clean-up in and Hunt, members of the Frenchman's Bay See PICKETS/Page 3 around Frenchman's Bay. Collecting trash at Yacht Club. Ward. 3 candidates talk business BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — It became a battle of the businessman versus everybody else Thursday night as Ward 3 local candidates faced off in an election forum at the Greenwood Commu- nity Centre. The Ward 3 local seat has been vacated by Court. Enrico Pistritto, who is running for mayor. The businessman was candidate Dave Demerino, who based his pitch to voters on the premise that his experience as owner and investor in several sectors, including new home sales, publishing, marketing and adver- tising, made him the best choice to deal with Town affairs on behalf of Ward 3 residents. Ian GlynWilliams suggested his work as a marketing consultant in the health care field, which has undergone restructuring and cost- cutting as well, has prepared him to deal with Town issues such as restructuring and down- loading. But he also pointed to his work with groups trying to preserve the Rouge Valley as evidence of his ability to deal with complex Town issues. "I don't think that's always achieved by considering the Town as a business;' said W. GlynWilliams, noting people are not numbers on a balance sheeL John Hayden said his goal would be to help create a community that was run by the people of Pickering for the people of Pickering. He also vowed to fight urban sprawl and warned the town would be turned into "Mississauga east" if residents made the wrong choices on IN-CREOIBLE.11 ( Of lr gIi WWI 1 W111f1�� CrM1111f /pip ft 1W �p\ wr, 49. - �p /y K. Wf 11,111111imn I I A� ,Same lam and conditions apply. See store for details st '; who to elect to Council. "I'm not a business man," he said. "I'm not a realtor or developer. I do not publish my own newspaper," he added, to a big round of applause from the audience. "Do you want a Council made up of businessmen whose bot- tom line is dollars, not people?" David Pickles, who is a policy advisor on native affairs for the provincial government, noted he would bring "no vested or business interests" to the councillor's job. He said his goals included bringing "sustainable develop - meat" to Pickering that wouldn't harm the environment, and that he supported an eavi- ronmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear station because residents shouldn't be subject- ed to health risks. See PICKERINGRage 4 4 " Pldrneim ?bun Cance - 8"-1212 OaMira Cewb*4%w iwnt - 721-1212 ..'1111114 tlw MM - MAW112112 _ ':Dan MfNs Cawhre - 4g1-t21Z sY 2t. Cold -'96i-1212 .s PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1"7 Accused killer of ex-girlfriend denied bail Man charged in strangling of Pickering woman BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF PICKERING — A 24 -year- old Pickering man charged with first-degree murder in the stran- gling death of his ex-girlfriend has been refused bail. In a judgment given Wednes- day, Mr. Justice Alf Stong denied an application for release made by Jesse Andrew Watkins, who was ordered detained until his trial. caused by ligature strangulation, police said. Mr. Watkins was charged one week later and has since remained in custody. Family members and friends of both Mr. Watkins and Ms. White packed an Ontario Court, general divi- sion, courtroom in Whitby Wednesday before Mr. Justice Stong issued his rul- ing, which came three SE months after the bail hearing began. INS Closing submissions Detained until in the hearing — which 1 had to be adjourned several times — were made two weeks ago by Crown JES WATK Detain tris Mr. Watkins, of Denmar Road, is accused of murdering 20 -year- old dental assis- tant Laurie White. D u r h a m Regional Police have said Ms. White, a Durham College graduate, was discovered by her mother hanged in her bedroom at her f a m i l y' s Marinet Cres- cent home in Pickering Oct. 8. 1996. Initially sus- pected by inves- tigators to be suicide, her death was later classified as homicide fol- lowing six months of inves- tigation and forensic tests. Ms. White's body was exhumed in late April for a sec- ond post- mortem, which determined her death was counsel and defence lawyer James Locky- er. Mr. Watkins remained in the prisoner's dock with his head bowed during the 45 - minute judgment and displayed no facial expression as he was led from the court- room. A publication ban prohibits reporting on the evidence heard during the hearing as well as the reasons the judge gave for his ruling. A future date for a preliminary hearing in the case is to be scheduled in provincial court on Tuesday. EARLY BIRD Sm -P CIAL Available Wednesday, Nov. 5 - Fresh Chicken Legs Fresh Marinated Por de Am l B>l a ''�_ a a JAL *N ' saves ha `Wendars Owenruioin '01n. Potato Meaty 1 ft. GkAaw or Maanr Salad $ Basic Ribs r. oldr� s3" v�a M Val aatoney *at yMe ': 424MY 9 16.11"W 3 M.� 6rs/�eA/AA/AAA' r IiN • A . . 111 , Ib. 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Y: �tl✓J,� +, P Pickets to stay on main streets PICKETS/From page 1 president of the Ontario at intersections it won't be Ms. Wilcox notes mem- English Catholic Teachers' because of the accident but bers of all local affiliates dangerous at the best of Association in Durham, "because of a change in of teachers' unions spent times". said if the unions ask plan of who we want to the day Friday picketting Marni Wilcox, vice- teachers to stop picketting affect. the offices of local MPPs. "'ting important for us to "The focus of our con - Driver charged bring our message to the cern is to effect change in people of Ontario," she the minds of MPPs so they says. won't pass this bill" after pickets hit PICKERING — A 39- the attention of passing year-old Pickering woman motorists to their protest has been charged in connec- against Bill 160. tion with an accident Thurs- Sue Arthurs, wife of Pick - day which sent six people, ering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, including three striking Linda Osbourne of Ajax and teachers, to hospital. Randy Burns of Bow - Durham Regional Police manville were all taken to Sergeant Jim Grimley says a Ajax -Pickering General Hos- 1989 Pontiac 6000 was head- pital by ambulance. ing southbound on Liverpool Mrs. Arthurs, a teacher at Road when the driver Glengrove Public School, attempted to make a left-hand and Mr. Burns, from Maple turn to go east on Hwy. 2. Ridge Public School, were He says the car turned into treated and released Thurs.- the path of a 1991 Mazda that day. Glengrove teacher Ms. was travelling north on Liver- Osbourn, who was listed in pool Road. serious but stable condition, The Mazda then "mount- remained in hospital Friday. ed a traffic island and struck a The driver of the Mazda traffic pole and three pedes- and two passengers in the mans who were on the Ford Aerostar were also island;' Sgt. Gnmley says. It taken to hospital and treated bounced over the median, for minor injuries. striking a 1992 Ford Aerostar Marina Mitskopoulos of van in the southbound lanes Pickering has been charged of Liverpool Road. with making an unsafe left Teachers were picketting turn. She was not injured in at the intersection to solicit the accident. Mayor calls for solution BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Mayor Wayne Arthurs was contacting peers across the province Friday urging them to- make an effort to convince both sides in the dispute between the gov- ernment and teachers to get back to the table. The mayor was prompted to action by an accident Thursday morning in which his wife and two other picket - ting teachers were hit by a car that went out of control at Hwy. 2 and Liv- erpool Road in Pickering. Susan Arthurs suffered a knee injury and is recovering at home. "7itere is no guarantee having the f ffordahle Dentures... nnc r;,,„ krQs,n Tu _�miit: PAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines • Complete. Partiai Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER I��Efl -.r i�►illnm Stec, DD, F.I;.A.I;.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 83-4294 After hours 428-8801 Need to increase your investment income?l I can help. Many alternatives are available to provide high regular income of 7% or more. 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"broader De Walser is an Mw mayor noted such a 114 waVized public response" might get things audwmy an beakh moving toward a settlement. and bfenyle fit, > On Friday, morning Mayor Arthurs He is abo the aatbor of r went to the accident site with teachers four best seging books and parents and read a statement criti- inch " rbmk IA:e a cizing the "dogmatic approach„ of the Province and stubbornness of the teachers' unions and federation lead- ers. He suggested the Province now has "contrived INFIN1 FIND on its. hands the crisis" in _ . jam Dr. Weber Stapes as He Shows You • How to crease a mullion dAw poccfoho • How to n isbe your mortgage tis deductible • How to select an Ott with 100% consdenoe How to maid • most mutnl fmt� ' 8' b7 • How eo turn ymr cwtent iifam* after retirement • Aad many other wealth bidding *my Novsmam lOnt, "W AT 7:0 Pu Awnndak GaK & Co"" Oub Chu" SL N•nh of Aja: education then -education minister sFA•TiNG is LuxrrED - SVS TODAY John Snobelen promised in 1995. 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Aisha will recurs a dinner �i � plitnents of �� Aisha for being our carrier of the p ---Iqq coawaNated m MviceAewce 1280 Kingston Rd., Pickering 345 McKenzieAvc.,Ajax PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SITNDAl', NOVEMBER 2, 1997 P Pickering Ward 3 candidates square off PICKERING/From page I �--�\ Mr. Pickles said one of the reasons he is running is to help establish a Council that serves constituents rather than ruling over them. He noted that on occasions when he appeared before councillors on behalf of community organizations, "Certain members of Council treated us with a Tot of disre- spect and a lot of arrogance" Paul Pistritto (Coun. Pis(ritto's brother) told the meeting his daily con- tact with people as operator of a veg- etable market has prepared him to serve residents on Council. He vowed to work for a zero tax increase or better and to bring the views of residents to Council. "There's a lack of communication between people," he said. "I have the personality to listen to people:' Mr. Hayden was asked how he could represent the Town on issues involving the nuclear station when he works as a trainer in radiation protec- tion for Ontario Hydro. "Ontario Hydro pays me but they don't own me;" he replied, but admit- ted he wouldn't be able to vote on some matters relating to Hydro because he would have a conflict of interest. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Hundreds protest at MPP's office Hundreds of striking area teachers descend Ecker and other region MPPs Friday to on the offices of Durham West MPP Janet protest the Province's Bill 160. 69EE A nR 69 • ce LevoloVertical, Horizontal and Wood Blinds t]a.oe 6..Iswlw Exci'i.r• arils, wk 1'r, li ji�s�r f�r.uin.4w n+.ti�. Mn.eo"' 1 ai 1/i', trr • 1,11i•,1/2 111111 r iwsrw " ori 211111 "1111 6iilik CALL MOAN, TOLL FRE, FORA N04MUMATION, ON40ME Un MATE OR VISU YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE It 1-800-625-0025 9: 0 On am MAI, *A year Soars (W. 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Dq] HEE HEE HEE, OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER STARTS FRIDAY NOY. 7 - 5:00 P.M.: WATCH PAPERS FOR MORE DETAILS . . . . 4 1 . . . . .. r i;; -0.A , PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVF•RTISF.R SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1fl7 P Pickering V 1 rl News Advertiser o n s an e er s A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Wayne Arthurs our choice for Pickering Much has changed in Pickering in the last three years. A new provincial government has taken office and introduced enormous reforms, many of which affect the future role and dynamic of municipal government. Downloading must be dealt with by your new municipal government. Eliminating the duplica- tion of services by municipalities, finding new efficiencies in the delivery of those services, and perhaps even forced amalgamations could well be on the municipal agenda in the next three years. In that context, experienced leadership in municipal government becomes ever more criti- cal to taxpayers in Pickering in the coming years. That's why the Pickering News Advertiser supports incumbent Mayor Wayne Arthurs in his bid for voters to return him to the mayor's chair. His leadership style is still best -suited for Pickering to achieve some of its goals. He remains a consensus -builder and rarely practises the politics of confrontation; he has a strong work ethic and honestly represents the views of taxpayers in the community. Though council tends to remain combative and fractious, value can be found in Town budgets without property tax increases in the last three years. Pickering Council has created a vision for the town's shore- line; it has, as a group, secured land and funding for a youth park; it has introduced a much-need- ed code of conduct for politicians and staff; it has worked hard to eliminate inefficiency in its fiscal recording procedures; and has finally gained important ground in public scrutiny of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. Further, years of discussion led to the announcement last month that a Pickering campus for Durham College will be built on a 250 -acre site on Taunton Road between Whites and Brock roads. None of those achievements are the work of Mayor Arthurs alone, surely, but his leadership, experience and team -building approach to uncer- tainty, controversy and issues management has helped propel the Town and its taxpayers for- ward. Mayor Arthurs has first-hand knowledge and experience in dealing with the changes which loom ahead. That experience, combined with a positive leadership style, can help Pickering deal effectively and efficiently with the near future. We support Wayne Arthgrs for mayor on Nov. 10. To respond to this editorial knfiaa1HtDe call lrafosowre at 683-7040 and dial 5104 PiCkef'ing mews Advertiser Rnbliisber: rim Whittaker A Meroland Community Newspaper published Tbesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday v Letters to the editor Bill 160 death knell for public education To the editor: As a teacher, a parent, a taxpayer and a citizen, I find Bill 160 concerting educa- tion in Ontario to be seriously flawed. As a teacher. I know the bill is not fun- damentally about "prep time". It is in the government's interest to reduce the bill to this isolated matter. It is much easier to "sell" and distracts from the true purpose of the bill — to give absolute power to the Minister of Education to determine, at ministerial whim or for political expedien- cy. virtually anything to do with the learn- ing conditions of students, the working conditions of teachers and the operation of our schools. Input from parents, tcadtners and school boards will be unnecessary. As a parent, I need the crucial deci- sions concerning my child's education to be debated in an open, public forum. Just as teachers should not determine these factors alone, it is obvious this is far too important to be left solely to any politi- cian. The proposed bill would empower the Minister of Education to privately (in cabinet) enact any law concerning the nature of my child's education. It allows the government -appointed, non-clected Education Improvement Commission the power to dictate any changes it wishes. The proposed law would forbid any legal challenges to these changes. This is not my understanding of aooammbility. As a taxpayer, I am aware that signifi- cant money is directed to education. Education and heakh cane am and should be priorities. Polls consistently indicate OMarianu agree with this. We must work togedwr to get more for each dollar we spend. No one is for the '"status quo" or against ..quality education... When Mr. Harris suggests it's either his way or no change at all he's simply employing the traditional "straw person' argumentative technique. By exaggerating and distorting the other side's view, your view is meant to sound more reasonable. Tunis ranspar- cm strategy does not influence me to give unfettered power to the Minister of Education and his commission to do what- ever they wish with tax monies. There is no substantive defence for this -tax grab... That is why we are hearing none. As a citizen, I am aware that the public school system is central to a strong and healthy society. There is a need to improve the system. Bill 160 does not speak to these improvements. Rattler, it lays the foundation for the dismantling of our pub- lic education system and its eventual pri- vatization. When this occurs, only com- munities and parents with sufficient clout will survive and prosper. Those with less- er resources will have to be satisfied with what is left of the public system. Again, polls repeatedly demonstrate Ontatians demand a secure public school system. The rue implications of this bill have not been stated. I require that my government enter into a meaningful discussion before it attempts to alter one of the fundamental imtidtiom of Ontario. Not to do so is not consistent with a democratic society. I oppose Big 160 in its present form because I an a teacher, a panett, a taxpay- er and a citizen. Tam Bmrimn Plickto6 JOANNE KJRGHAFW, FAWW--a-Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Mauag* Editor NWCE DANFORD. AdvMimng Manger ALVI N BROUWER, PAUd Advertising Manager r EDDIE BOLOD�+ CZA1C, Classifwd Advadwrg Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate/Awotno wAdvatisiog Meager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Massager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager TO REACH US Genes[ 683-5110 Chma ted: 683-0707 Dbbtmdm: 683-5117 :Asloi0ACh shied Fac:: 683-7363 Ce11apasing Fax: 579-9273 E -rami: tlrsweek0istacca BRIAN LEGREE Guest Column Brian Legree is a reporter for our sister paper, Oshawa -Whitby -Clarington This Week. Views, divergent on teachers' strike The two loves of my life are on opposite sides of the picket line in the Ontario teachers' dispute. My wife, a Durham Board of Education teacher for 13 years, has been on the picket line daily, occasionally lashing into venomous invec- tive directed at former education minister John Snobelen for creating the blackboard jungle we've endured for the past week. At the same time, our two-year-old daughter crosses the line to attend day pre at the school where my wife teaches. While my daughter plays with Lego at day care, my wife pickets to protect the building blocks of her education, believing too much gov- emncni control will gradually erode its long-term quality. As one teacher puts it, if the government pass- es Bill 160 intact, "I really believe parents will come to me in a year or two and say 'Why didn't you tell us it was going to be this bad?'.- Simultaneously, ad?' "Simultaneously, as a member of the media, I've conic under intense, guilt -by -association scrutiny from sone members of the teaching community who are angered by editorials pub- lished in the News Advertiser and The Toronto Sun questioning the teachers' tactics. Ile teachers have expressed their opinion about Bill 160 by walking the lines. Yet, judging from the hundreds of phone calls, faxes and letters we've received from teachers, the News Advertiser can only have an opinion on the issue if we agree with them. Make no mistake - I support the teachers and don't buy the provincial propaganda ($1.3 million in print and TV ads featuring Mike Hams as Mayor Tommy Shanks of SCTV fame, paid for by you and me by a government trying to save money) about how they're ..improving" educa- tion by removing hundreds of millions of dollars. While some people oppose the .-illegal„ aspect of the teacher walkout, they tend to overlook the Province is trying to impose its will to override Previously negotiated collective bargaining agreements. Neither side can claim sainthood in this.dispute. It's been a fascinating, nerve -frayed, testy, anything -but -dull week to be a leach parent or a josmalist. Ironically, with Rcmarnbcaaoe Day only a week away, the walkout and mann6 unarm of opinion it has produced have been made possible only because of the meet and women who f0tiglit to PFOW our and fiwdums. The means the goverment, the News Advertiser and myself can erg have ddkr- ing opinions. The News Advertiser is one of the dletroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. 'nrc News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 3 Picber mg Board of Trade, Ontario Camoanity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. 'rhe publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement United a space price error occupies. JANICE O'NER., Assistant Prodtaeb Matirger 1141A ww.durttatnnews.net • 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont L 1 S 2H5 CHERYL, �, Assistant Production > � Q�L7 L.1A.0 01� THE NEVUS AVVE>RYIStR S111144DAY, NOVVftft 2. 190 - PAGE 7 Art auction aims to raise funds for ax-Pickeri n United Way Work of well known framed prints at noon; the auction begins at Michael Jaensch of the Z Art Gallery in raising campaign. 1 p.m. Pickering, is expected to raise approximate- For more details on the event, contact artists on the block The event, organized annually by ly $3,000 for this year's United Way fund- Mr. Jaensch at 837-0114. Ajax and Pickering residents are asked to look into their arts to help the United Way this month. The annual United Way Art Auction beingY staged Sunday, �' Nov. 9 at the McLean Community Centre in Ajax features the work of such leading artists as Robert Bateman, Laura Berry, Carl Brenders, Terry Isaac, Walter Camp- bell and others. 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The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) released the results of the Grade 3 English and mathematics and Grade 6 mathematics test results Fri- day. The assessments, which Relax ... It's Taken Care Of 1 were administered to stu- dents last spring, were designed to test how well children had learned the Eng- lish and mathematics por- tions of the Common Cur- riculum. The Province tested roughly 175.000 Grade 3 stu- dents during March and April 1997, including 4,098 stu- dents from Durham Board schools. For the 1997 test, a level two to three is considered to be the provincial standard. 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In mathematics, 73 per cent of Durham students scored a level two or higher while_ the provincial results were 71 per cent. In May, 1997 there was average in reading, math g also a selective provincial sampling of Grade 6 students in mathematics, with 173 Durham students participat- ing. The Grade 6 sampling of Durham students represents less than 5 per cent of the board's total Grade 6 student population and according to a board news release on the testing results, the sample is "too limited to be statistically CONGRATULATIONS! Richard S. Price, Branch Manager of Fortune Investment in Ajax, is please to present Vickie Brown of Pickering with $500. worth of shares of Infinity Wealth Management. Vickie won the grand prize, in a draw held last Saturday to celebrate Richard S. Price being in financial planning for 20 years. Many thanks to all who helped make the event a success, and for helping us raise $240.00 for the Cancer Society. 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There are no clear party affiliations or obvious ideologi- cal differences to guide voters at the municipal level, and there seems to be a certain amount of consensus among politicians on local issues. / In Pickering, for example, all the mayoralty candi- dates have favored the closure of the Brock West land- fill. and- fil1, the improve- ment of the water- front, investigation - of problems at the Pickering nuclear sta- tion, and so on. So voting becomes a matter of choosing between the style. experi- ence, emphasis and general impression offered by each of the candidates. In Pickering at least, there do appear to be some significant differences in these areas to help residents make up their minds. In terms of political experi- ence incumbent Mayor Wayne Arthurs, with 15 years on Council and nine as mayor, is way ahead of the pack. He maintains his time at the helm has prepared him to deal with the "massive" changes he says are taking place in municipal government. "Somebody who doesn't have the Regional or GTA experience will not be in a position to effectively manage the change," says the mayor. He maintains the reputation and relationships with other municipal leaders he has devel- oped will be essential in giving Pickering "a place in the front row" when the futures of Durham Region and the GTA are discussed and determined. Both his challengers, Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis and Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto, are downplay- ing political qualifications and .highlighting the importance of business know-how in dealing with expected pressures on municipal finances from provincial downloading. Coun. Pistritto, who has been on Council six years, points to his background in farming, missionary and com- munity service in Australia, civil service with the provincial agriculture ministry and current retail consulting work as evi- dence of a wide range of practi- cal and business experience that has prepared him to deal with budget and other Town issues. He says he's Coun. Senis also plans to build teamwork between Coun- cil and Town staff and to work to get rid of the "them against us" mentality which she says prevails now. Mayor Arthurs emphasizes the importance of building con- sensus between staff, council- lors and residents, and says he -has been able to do so on not a politician and suggests a long political history can be a disadvantage. '•If people become profes- sional politicians, if they become obsessed with re-elec- tion, their objectivity can leave them;' says Coun. Pistritto. .Coun. Senis maintains her experience as a marketing man- ager and real estate company owner has provided her with the business, marketing and negotiating skills needed to serve Pickering well as mayor. She has served three years on Council. "I think we need less politi- cal experience and more busi- ness knowledge and common sense to run the Town in today's reality," says Coun. Senis. In terms of political style and philosophy, Coun. Senis promises to provide the "strong voice" and leadership she beheyes Pickering lacks and needs, and notes she is not one to sit on the fence on any issue. "I'm a fierce competitor and we need someone to fight for Pickering residents' rights" right to hear them and he is prepared to give democracy all the time it needs. Coun. Pistritto also empha- sizes consensus -building and especially "listening first to understand and then trying to be understood by others". He believes more open Council meetings with looser rules that would allow more debate between citizen delega- tions and councillors would Special Report Marianne Takacs important issues such as Brock West, the waterfront, and the nuclear station. He's not terribly concerned about critics who say he does- n't maintain proper control of Council and allows members to grandstand too much and meet- ings to drag on too long. "You don't always have to be out in front. There has to be ,opportunity for leadership from others, both elected and unelected" The mayor says councillors have the right to be heard on issues, constituents have the result in better solutions to Town issues. "I have developed a clear philosophy. "I look for solutions that benefit as many as possible." Coun. Pistritto notes inci- dents such as councillors not being told of a $1 -million Town investment loss and the acci- dental double payment of a major contract by Town staff have also taught him of the need "to really dig sometimes" to keep on top of Town affairs. According to Coun. Pistritto, the three most important issues he would have to deal with over the next term of office as mayor would be bringing more economic development to Pick- ering, moving to a system of five-year budget planning to increase efficiency, and re- establishing public trust in local government. He plans to bring the eco- nomic development function directly into the mayor's office and have the Town take a more welcoming attitude towards business. Measures to restore public faith would include a weekly "open door" night when resi- dents would able to meet with their mayor without an appoint- ment, and neighborhood "walk- abouts" by staff and politicians together to increase their awareness of residents' needs. Coun.' Senis believes the three main challenges are to increase economic develop- ment, improve Pickering's image and update Town man- agement techniques and poli- cies. She says more must be spent on economic development and greater efforts made to push for economically beneficial initia- tives like the completion of Hwy. 407 through Durham. Creating a more positive image for the town would involve measures such as strectscapc beautification and more effec- tive marketing. Management changes at the Town arc crucial, according to Coun. Senis, and she lists among her top priorities: revis- ing outdated or non-existent Town procedures and policies in areas such as purchasing, tendering and hiring; curbing councillors' expense accounts; updating old bylaws; and hold- ing more meetings in public. Mayor Arthurs maintains the three top issues arc managing costs in the wake of. provincial downloading, addressing the question of the safety of the Pickering nuclear station, and municipal restructuring. He says integrating services between Pickering and Ajax, and Regional -level changes such as establishing an inde- pendent agency to run services like water and sewer, are the best way to cut costs and avoid tax increases. He believes a `yes' vote in the referendum on a nuclear environmental review will be the "key" to addressing that issue, but adds it will take "political skill and guidance" to persuade the Province to order the review. As for restructuring, the mayor suggests a provincial government that amalgamates seven governments into one for two million people in Metro Toronto will not condone the continued existence of 19 gov- ernments to serve one million people in the rest of the GTA. He will be working for the amalgamation of Pickering and Ajax by the turn of the century, with one mayor and six coun- cillors for the two communities. .... . .. .. .. _ .. .. --- •�].:Li%tAti�p TTtl-t'k�.��s,►iw�►w.+.��+-•+•'1�.►•�srn�►IeMMslat.-.�.�.��rr,�I+r rO�' .. - O .;'_ :.ST, Oma•!' :T+ .F 1L'+tee,5'YWu'lixir,:IfisCiilMi'Iyye..:s.�'.... ...-.-.-. �Jl"Y Pickering PICKERING — Sommerville Henry has announced he's running for one of the town's two trustee positions for the public board in the Nov. 10 municipal election. "Durham is one of the fastest growing communities in Ontario, in population, industry and com- merce," says Mr. Henry. "It appears to me however that funding for edu- cation in our schools has not kept pace with the THE NEWS ADVEwnsm SUNDAY. NOVEmOER 2. 1497 - PAGE 11 trustee hopeful wants more funds for schools because of his "awareness of the desperate need for the students of...Durham Region to be educated in a higher quality learning environ- ment" He says the lack of sufficient funding has contributed to "over- sized classes, inadequate classroom supplies, little emphasis on students tion to many other equally impor- tant aspects of the education sys- tem" Mr. Henry has worked with chil- dren in the community through the Pickering Soccer Club since 1982 and is currently the head coach responsible for recruiting, training and preparing other coach - with special needs, stressed -out es. teaching staff and insufficient atten- "I have developed a ever-growing stu- IF dent population" TIME Mr. Henry, a Pickering resident • QUALITY of 20 years, says e GENTLE DENTAL he was motivated CARE to run for the pub- lic- school board ARE IMPORTANT SOMMERVILLE HENRY 'Exhaust every Pmbifih'' A TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WFA# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #t2) Alk L DIL JOSEPH A. 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Pickering 831-0771 OSHAWA CENTRE 419 King St., West Oshawa 571-3551 11 PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADvERTIsER smmy, 1qov"43= 2. 1"'? Few teachers cross the line during walkout Support staff asked to join protest BY SUSAN O'NEILL S"IAFF I2ENATER There are still relatively few teachers crossing picket lines in Durham as the first week of the illegal province -wide strike draws to an end. And, Ruth Ann Schedlich, chairman of the Durham Board of Education, says teach- es have been joined on the picket lines by principals and vice -principals from high schools throughout the region. Mrs. Schedlich says secondary principals and vice -principals informed the board of their decision to join the protest earlier this week. "We were disappointed;' she noted. She says principals began the week in the schools where the board had hoped they would remain for the duration of the strike. Board communications manager Mary Brown said Thursday the number of teach- ers on duty has remained virtually unchanged over the course of the week. "I don't think there are more (teachers in schools) than at the beginning of the week" Ms. Brown reported nearly 400 educational assistants are putting the time to good use tak- Ajax blood donor clinic requires 270 units AJAX -- The Canadian Red Cross least 270 blood donations at the Ajax Society is appealing to Ajax residents clinic to meet the needs of central between the ages of 17 to 70 to give Ontario patients. blood at a local blood donor clinic The blood donor clinic will be held Tuesday. from I p.m. until 8 p.m. at St. A news release from the Red Cross Bernadette Church, 21 Bayly St., E., states the society needs to collect at on Nov. 4. Spider man visits Pickering Naturalists PICKERING -- Spiders and their Public Library on Rougemount Dr. place in nature are discussed this com- south of Hwy. 2 in Pickering. Dave ing week then the Pickering Natural- Schneider presents slides and talk on ists hold their monthly meeting. 'Spiders: Amazing Predators of the The meeting takes place Thursday, Bug World: Call 416-766-0809 (Stuart Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Rouge Hills Kenn) for information. PCWJ' miss RI LOOK INSIDE TODAY'S PAPER FOR OUR VALUE PACKED FLYER ing part in professional development ses- sions at the board's offices. Board director Grant Yeo told trustees Monday that a little more than one per cent of the board's teaching staff and less than 10 per cent of its support staff crossed picket lines on the first day of the strike. "There are more support staff getting into their schools but still not all of them;" Ms. Brown said. Grant Andrews, director of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, also said the number of teaching and non -teaching staff crossing picket lines has- n't changed significantly since Monday. "Generally speaking, in terms of teaching staff they are largely out;" Mr. Andrews said. On the other hand, the majority of non - teaching staff are in their schools. However, support staff may not be cross- ing the picket lines for long. The Canadian Union of Public Employ- ees Local 218 was to announce Thursday night that its members would be asked to forego a day's pay and join the teachers' protest today. DGJJ:�i��G TrCrJLefrfi�, � 40d e0a"W"a# for your strong support during our Political Protest Action. We, the Teachers of Durham Region, appreciate your... • letters to the editors • participation in the picket lines • letters, phone calls and visits to MPP's • marches on Queen's Park • discussions about the issues • efforts to learn more about Bill 160 • refreshments Our message is getting out: • Bill 160 will not improve the quality of education. It is a blatant power grab by the Harris Tories. • The government has finally admitted that another $700 million in cuts is coming. • Bill 160 will replace experienced teachers with unqualified personnel • 10,000 teacher jobs will be lost. • Bill 160 will change education FOREVER! It's time to defend public education! The above message is CAW'ITCA sponsored in tmm by I CANADA ccor tined Vnion$ and i - -oN ar ot~otneTo�w.,► r nom+• ~ Pxtei 0"3Wf" it ort a wetuZft,1 It is sow An=&= love alwow Ansa tJN1ed Steelworkers of Antbrica Durham Regional Local 50 Local 2784 Labour Council Aft %W 4& Local 1093 Loc816571 and its affiliated locals, support 0MUM 110 Support the Teacheral� the teachen in their struggle against Bill 160. 1� TMa�u Durham -Lakeshore Area Council - OPSEU A COPE Ontario supports the and its affiliated In their ftM forliated Locals support the -�;y In Off, teachers in their Political Action Against Bill 160. Slo I%w- 1pnokbm erten o'Ksd. {,8scnaFrr TMIN M ww.. - Billboard TNZ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMEER 2,1"7 - PAGE 13 MONDAY, NOV. 3 LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of ceeds to church. Call 686-0258 (Catharine) for information. Bonnie Davis of The Sutton Group dis- geologist, will discuss `The Book of Gene - Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 cusses real estate fraud. Call 619-0315 sis vs. The Earth Sciences'. Wendy Timson offers lunch every weekday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the legion TUESDAY, NOV. 4 SENIORS: (Betty). CHRISTIAN LADIES: A Ladies in Fel- will sing. Participants will make Christmas tree hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Dis- lowship Evening his held from 7:30 to 9:30 Bayfair ornament with Suzanne Matijcio. Admis- Under $4. All are welcome to attend. cussion The group meets at 9:30 a.m. at 46 p.m. at Baptist Church (downstairs below sion $2, ornament -making $2, refreshments Call 839-2990 for more information Exeter Rd., Ajax. the sanctuary), 817 Kingston Rd., to be served. Call 839-2494 (Edna) for more on the Ladies Auxiliary. Pickering. Guest speaker Guy Leduc, a information. FITNESS: Fun and Fitness clas s goes each Monday night at St. Paul's United Church, 65 King's Cres., Ajax, at 8 p.m. $3 per person. Pro - WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Trustees in Bankruptcy Several convenient locations, including: OSHAWA 146 Simcoe SW" N. (fW 72w.94" (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Awe E. 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Licence, tales and insurance not included. tFreighr 5895, licence, taxes and insurance not included. •totter applies to the lease or purchase of 1998 new or demonstrator models. Dealer trade may be necessary. Offer applies only to qualified retail customers in Central Ontario. Limited time offer which may not he combined or used with other offers. See your Dealer for details or visit www.gmcanada.com'm. (www gmcanada.com is a registered trademark of General Motors Corporation.) PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1997 photo by Andrew h"nowski Pumpkin princess Deanna Santuccio sits atop a 178-1b. pumpkin in antic- ipation of the goodies she received on Halloween night. The orange behemoth was grown by Deanna's grandmother. Tf,IE FARX S TORE & #10RE NIGER SEED Iso 01k-1 ... SALE b" . y 1734 Hoxton St- Clar enaoat 11 5) 649-2119 Broclk�Rd. ANorth Once again Kmart in Pickering is ready to kick off their Christmas tree program. Starting Tuesday, November 18th OUE.Aree grip be ready for you to pick a (Md's name. All gifts must be returned unwrapped by Thursday, December 18th to our Service Desk. , KPickering Town Centre, Open house for support group of hard -of -hearing PICKERING -- The Canadian Hard The event runs Wednesday, Nov. 5 on hearing loss and coping strategies of Hearing Association's from noon to 8 p.m. at the Durham will be discussed. Pickering/Ajax Branch hosts a com- Regional Police station in Pickering at For more information, call 839- munity open house Wednesday to help the corner of Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd. 6854 (voice, Marilyn) or 839-0122 raise awareness for the new local chap- Technical device demonstrations, hear- (TTY, Sandy) or E-mail: ter. ing dog demonstrations, information yu132537@yorku.ca c 69, 70, WAR* J YOU MUST DECIDE WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR RRSPs! This FREE Seminar will help to you explore and understand your RRSP conversion choices. WHEN? Tuesday November 18,1997 @ 7:00 PM WHERE? Ajax Public Library TOPIC: ``CONVERTING YOUR RRSPs" REGISTRATION: 14800-529-3057 or (905)665-1235 PRESENTED BY.- Esther Inglis C.G.A., CIM, FCSI Roy Christensen, CIM, FCSI Investment Advisors - TD Evergreen Investment Services 0 A Division of TD Securities Inc. WISE ADVICE ON TIS MANAGEIVNT OF WEALTH *Tradamw* of the TD Doak TD &vwiries hr.( "TDS►"J a srbridiorx is a liaenxd aur. TDSI - Member CJPF. . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ?40011 BER 2, IM - PAGE 15 Second heist for truck firm, thisinWhl*tby First righijacked, is owned by Mississauga -based Penske Truck Mississauga and abandoned in Pickering, its links between the two heists and added there Leasing Canada. Several weeks ago, a rig $1 -million computer cargo stolen. has a been a rash of truck thefts in Durham in dumped in Pickering owned by the same company was hijacked in Sgt. Grimley said there are no suspected recent weeks. Police are investigating a $100,000 heist of a tractor unhitched from its trailer and stolen from a residential street Tuesday night in Whitby. The driver of the yellow 1997 Freightliner was having dinner at a friend's house after parking the trans- port on McEwan Drive around 5 p.m., Durham Regional Police say. "When he returned to his truck at about 10 p.m., the tractor was gone but the trailer was still there;' Sergeant Jim Grimley said. At about 9:40 p.m., a truck match- ing the same description was spotted barrelling down Ritson Road South in Oshawa and plowing over a stop sign at Valley Drive, Sgt. Grimley said. The rig was last seen heading eastbound toward Park Road. Sgt. Grimley said the stolen truck KIDS WOODWORKING CAMP Sponsored by Delta - Porter Cable November Openings ADVANCED ROUTER COURSE Covers Rail & Styles, raised panels and more! BEGINS NOV. 14 - 4 WKS. 7he Carpenters square 905-683-6003 IM Clements Rd. - Unit 254, Pickering -CORRECTION - - _ NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the kWowing in our current 'Super Savingks Roll -Out' "r. Page 4. Black b Decker VersaPak Flashlight Kd, 54-2717-6. The drill bits are not included as shown in the iukkutrabon. We wish to dnnv your attention to the b0owing in our 'Shop Earty and Save' Ayer Page 10: Item 5. Heart -rate monitor, 84- 0798-2. The case is not induced as shown in the illustration. Page 20: Heavy-duty ribbed runrww, 68-1287x. Copy reads: 39' x 8' runner. 3.49 each. Should read: 39' wide runner. 3.49 per bot We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. aroM344134597 mn" n li 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 r jr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 / 1 �rettr� w waw rrra�.r rwr McM.�rr W 1 1 .4rrwic w�r..0 rw •r w�`..w• o+aw� w 1 1 w.wn�w. or.�.•1rr1. 1 THE GREAT CANADIAN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 `-Folin -wna* Cdr t NNE& C~ eMMinp� __'Valid at: :.AJAX 105 RAYLY Sr W. PICKERING 705 KMGMN RD. Offer acpiires sun. Nov.16/97 You know what We mean...,,.' .. were n t allowed to say it event! C 0 s I (• 9 WLCANIZED PIANO r' ~ • 16" RUBBER TACKLE BOOTS BOX _ ,. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1997 ' ADVERTISEMENT Seniors benefit from Johnson's commitment to town By David Thorson, Staff "Ater -The Independent Pickering Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson Pickering - "Call Rick Johnson for help and you can consider the job done" is the consensus of Pickering's senior citizens. Whether it's finding a site for a new senior's centre in town, cleaning up garbage dumped illegally or almost anything else that concerns any golden agers in Pickering, they all know that when they call Ward Three Regional Councillor Rick Johnson, he'll act immediately. "We all think he's a great guy and hope he gets back in. says Linc Zwicker. Asset Manager and member of the Building Committee for the South Pickering Seniors Club. "We need somebody like that on council -- Councillor Johnson, run- ning for his fourth term on Pickering council, has helped the club look for sites for a potential new building, says Mr. Zwicker, and "has been as helpful as anybody could be. If we need anything, all we do is call Rick and he'll come running." The club is current- ly looking at an expansion of the existing facility at Eastshore Community Centre or the construction of a new building. But it's not just organiza- tions that benefit from Councillor Johnson's commit- ment to the community. "I called him when we first moved in here," says Mr. Zwicker. "Where we thought there was going to be a wet- land behind us, people started Johnson holds the line on taxes Pickering - For the last nine years, Ward Three Regional Councillor Rick Johnson has voted against tax increases in Pickering and vows to continuo providing relief for taxpayers. "We have to keep Pickering an affordable place to live," says Councillor Johnson, run- ning for a fourth term on Pickering Council. To that end, Councillor Johnson has been instrumental in achieving no increase in Pickering property taxes for the last four years, saving residents their hard-earned dollars. "Because of the sustainable mix of community housing we have here, with non-profit housing, co-op housing, along with many others like seniors on fixed ineo rnes<' says Councillor Johnson, "we have to maintain the current tax base and ensure property taxes stabilize so people can plan their futures But it's not just property taxes that have an impact on Pickering residents. Councillor Johnson, as Pickering Hydro Commissioner for six years, has also been able to decrease local hydro rates, saving even more money for residents. Pickering Hydro rates saw no increase in 1994, followed by a reduction of 2.5 percent in 1995, reductions of 1.4 percent in 1996 and again in January, 1997, and a reduction of 1.5 percent on October 1, 1997. As a result of Councillor Johnson's commitment to resi- dents, the town of Pickering remains debt free with $16.6 million in reserves for capital expenditures in the future. "We have to keep Pickering in this enviable position," says Councillor Johnson, "and we can do it by insisting on con- trolled, well-planned growth in our residential, commercial and industrial areas while actively attracting new busi- ness to Pickering." dumping household garbage there and it was starting to stink." One phone call to Councillor Johnson, however, and area residents were satis- fied again. "He had a bulldoz- er down the next day, cleaned it all up and put signs up ban- ning illegal dumping," says Mr. Zwicker. "I tell people to call Rick if their car won't start," he laughs. "He'll be right there to help." The 32 member Claremont Golden Age Club is grateful as well for Councillor Johnson's support of the new Claremont Community Centre. "With hip ht,:Ir. %c tint that building. All the seniors appreciated that," says Norrine Hill, club treasurer. "It's a really beautiful build- ing; we needed something like this." The Claremont group is "a very active club", says Mrs. Hill, holding weekly euchres and club meetings twice a month. "I think Rick's been won- derful, " she says. "If you call him about something, he gets on it right away." Councillor Johnson's com- mitment to seniors shows in their support as well. "1 sup- port him 100 percent," says Mrs. Hill. "1'm so glad he's runninL, again." Rick Johnson, Pickering Ward 3 Regional Councillor, and Commonwealth Gaines Gold Medalist Debbie Van Kiekebelt helped raise abort $250,000 during a Starlight Children's Foundation gala fund-raiser Oct 25. A live auction with Rick as Aactioneer raised $",000 of the total. Former Argo Don Durno: Johnson "always a guy you can count on" Pickering - If anybody knows Conacher Cancer Fund and the causes to the tune of about the value of teamwork, it's the Bob Rumball Centre for $120,000 through the charity Don Durno, a former Toronto the Deaf, "whether it's helping auctions of signed Hall of Argonaut and current support- us get clothes for the needy or Fame hockey sweaters and his er of many charities. with our auctions." involvement in various golf "Rick's always been a guy A Toronto Argonaut in tournaments. "He's a good we could count on," says Mr. 1948, 1949 and 1951, Mr. man to support us and at get - Durno, who's involved with the Durno says Rick has helped ting people out to support us." Rick Johnson and the County Band have been regular perfonners at Pickering's Canada flay celebrations in Kinsmen Park since its inception 17 years ago. Here, Rick and the band perform at Pickering Day at the CNE 1983. Pholle (90-5) 426-6996 or 19115) 649-2295 Ride and the band have raised many hundreds of thousands Fax (905) 426-4146 of dollars jor various charities over the decades. LL�, • r • + •..� iii i �, w • .y .� w • •nri �r<� r .... . . • . r r r .... . . . • r r . r r . ♦ . • . . . r - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ♦ . . . - i P h SUPER STORE�%%':_� THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU NOV-FEE REFRIGERATOR - I DOOR �30F go, IN m MONEY!! OEM L % - A . T , . I M . I - . , -i : RANGES 'EESl SPECIALLYj ► PRICED 4 ►SPECIALLY * 2 SPEED [ DRYER * 9 -WASH PROGRAMS VARIABLE - 3 -TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE SELECTIONS SETTINGS * UOUID BLEACH & 4 -WAY VENTING OFTENER ALSO AVALMLE. D T RYER ARIABL EMPERE TURE M -S W WAY V PIG IALSO AV -V w 1 b m -Am B* q mull BUY SOFA . . . . . . &LOVESEAT AND RECEIVE WING CHAIR 1/2 PRICE _cz.Jv -out LARGE mi iawSELECTION4 z OF BED SOFAS wit 40 SPRING .1�n PALLISER AIR I . 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The church is at 1201 St. Mar- tins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool Road off Bayly Street). Call 839-4257. Family seeks cat that attacked tot Girl may face rabies shots PICKERING — An Amberlea area family is desperately looking for a black cat which bit and scratched their 18 -month- old daughter. ... John Guy says if the cat Pi41 ckering voters can go to polls early PICKERING — Resi- dents who find it inconve- nient to vote on municipal election day Monday, Nov. 10 may cast their ballots ahead of time. Advance polls are set for Saturday, Nov. 1 and Wednesday, Nov. 5 from 10 7a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Picker- ing Civic Complex, One The Esplanade (off Glenan- na Road just south of Hwy. 2). - For more information call the Town clerk's office at 420-4611. can't be located and checked within 10 days, his daughter Emily will have to undergo painful rabies shots. Emily was scratched by the adult cat, black with some white spots on its neck, Tuesday around 6:30 p.m. After two cats fought near the Guys' house at 1855 Shadybrook Dr., Emily tried to comfort the black cat, but it bit her. "It almost took her fin- ger right off. It's a helluva bite;' Mr. Guy says. Tile family took the tod- dler to a clinic following the incident. Tile next morning when she woke up, her arm was infected and her hand swollen, Mr. Guy says. Emily was admitted to Centenary Hospital in Scar- borough and is on antibi- otics to fight the infection. One of the two cats was located and has been quar- antined for 10 days. But the other cat hasn't been found, although it's been seen in the area since the attack, Mr. Guy says. Anyone in the Shady - brook Drive area &who knows the whereabouts of the cat is asked to call the Guys at 420-0587. 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AJ'A �:lt o[ �j a! ltnt•� (908) E83-9699 AA*Adft so Wks Owwaats" tlilrr�Jsiesr WO EGA~ AW em" -eta I cooyoms T_ 11 Alcan recycles 17 billion cans in 1996 Sixty per cent - more recycled metal coils of than two billion - of the aluminum sheet for can used aluminum beverage makers. The process of cans recycled by Canadians can recycling, from the last year were processed moment a can is returned through the Alcan for recycling to its re - recycling system. emergence as a new, filled Alcan said that it can back on the grocers recycled more than 17 shelf, is completed in as billion aluminum beverage few as 60 days. cans in Canada and the Alcan owns and United States in 19%. operates three facilities This represents an increase for recycling used of 12 per cent over the beverage containers in the 1995's record level, and U.S. They are located in serves to underscore Greensboro, Georgia; aluminum's high value and Oswego, New York; and, financial contribution to Berea, Kentucky (the recycling programs. world's largest fully Alcan estimated it dedicated aluminum can recycled nearly 30 per cent recycling plant). In of all the aluminum cans addition to aluminum can recycled in the U.S. last recycling. Alcan also year. On a weight basis, operates a facility in Alcan's recycled can total Shelbyville. Tennessee represents about 550 that recycled more than million pounds of 100 million pounds of aluminum beverage cans non-can aluminum in returned from consumers. 1996. The economic value of the Alcan is a world leader cans recycled by the in the production of company in 19% topped aluminum sheet for USS300 million. beverage cans, which is When aluminum cans produced at plants in arerecycled, the Oswego. Russellville, environment benefits Kentucky; and Warren, through reduced landfill. Ohio. decreased litter. Alcan and its affiliated preservation of natural companies throughout resources and from savings the world operate of up to 95 per cent of the aluminum r e c ycling energy required to produce facilities in the United new aluminum from raw Kingdom, Japan. Italy materials. and Thailand. Unlike other materials, aluminum can be recycled over and over again without loss of quantity, offering an almost limitless useful lift. In addition, the aluminum can is the only recycled packaging material that consistently covers its own cost of collection and processing. This comparative I y high value subsidizes less valuable recyclables in community and municipal recycling programs. Steven F. Fehling, Vice President, Metal Management and Recycling, Alcan Rolled Products "ThemarkomWy' used aluminum of all kinds is strong and virtually guaranteed. Alcan is affirming its confidence in aluminum can recycling widreontinued investment in its recycling facilities and technologies. Alcan's plants shred and melt the used cans, cast the molten aluminum and roll the 961 �c-. WI _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1997 -PAGE 19 -Reduce your waste during {. 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That means they con- ibute to the cost of processing other Blue Box contents. So when you drop an alu- minum c9n in your Blue Box you contribute to lower waste management costs. Save energy, conserve resources and help keep your neighbourhood tidy. Arty more questions? ill 1-800-268-7403 ALLAN PAGE 20 -TILE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1"7 Ontario residents will con- tinue to enjoy soft drinks from aluminum cans and the Blue Box collection pro- gram will enjoy the high rev- enues from the used cans. "Ontario's major soft drink companies have com- mitted to continue using high-value recy- clable / cans for the next three years. Stuart Hartley, Ontario vice- president of the Canadian Soft Drink Association, said in a letter to municipal- ities which operate the Blue Box program. A previous three-year agreement to use aluminum cans expired at the end of 1996. "This is very sigaifrcam to municipalities that arc wor- ried about recycling budgets. Aluminum is important to them," said John Hanson, executive director of the Recycling Council of Ontario. Corporations Supporting Recycling (CSR) is a coalition of industries with interest in recycling pro- grams, including packaging froducers, grocery distribu- tors, food and consumer product makers. and soft drink and plastic manufac- turers. Its president, Damian Bassett, announced that in Metro Toronto alone, Blue Box revenues could be boosted by as much as $2.5 million with one extra alu- minum beverage can per week from every resident. The coalition has announced a S 1.2 million program to persuade Ontario AOOP residents to become more dili- gent in recy- cling used alu- minum beverage cans. The used sass sell for S 1.750 per ton, making them the most valuable commod- ity among the glass bottles. newspapers, cereal boxes and plastic pop containers sharing the recycling boxes. C*4%,, the metropolitan toronto and jv region conservation authority bftA A�a``"rr+ry ~ c',,..cn�nM..i. The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority is hosting an: Altona Forest Public Information Session Tues., November 18, 1997 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. St. Elizabeth Seaton School (Auditorium) 480 Strouds Lane, Pickering At the meeting there will be an Altona Forest Overview, discussion of the Altona Forest Management Plan and discussion of the future Altona Forest Community Advisory Committee. For more info contact (416) 661'M Micheal Bender, Metro Region Conservation - 5 Shoreham Drive Downsview, Ont. M8N 1 S4 In (w) 661.M Working Together for Tomorrow's Gneenspace Nov. Established in 1985, Waste Reduction Week is an annual event which raises awareness of the 3 R's of waste management, and encourages the adoption of conservation behaviour. It is formally proclaimed in the Ontario legislation by the Minister of the Environment and Energy and is celebrated with activities initiated at the community level. Community clean-ups, contests and information displays are just some of the activities that are traditionally organized. For more information about activities being held in your community, please contact the Region of Durham Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or 1-800-372-1103. WASTE/. The Miller Group has been in business since 1924. DURHAM .The Miller Group is 100% Canadian owned and operated, with operations throughout North America. -The Miller Group employs over 350 people in Durham Region. Miller Waste Systems has recently expanded our waste and recycling dviision (operated as Mdler Waste System) to include a Transfer facility located on Squires Beach Road in Pickering. Currently handling the waste and necy cables as generated by residents of Durham Region, our goal is to offer your busmistss the same innovahve ideas, superior service and conipetihve Pricing which has led to our success over the years. Services include but are not limited to: 'WHY NOT GIVE • Front End cwtainm service US A CALL! • Rog Oft service (temporary of penrlanertt) Fpoop ` 'pfOd�'"Or'�a moisi 426=4222 Drew CHEMICAL LIMITED A SUBSIDIARY OF ASHLAND OIL M. Ashland / Drew Chemical is an active and responsible member of the communities in which we operate. L1� rl/ We obey all laws and regulatiions Swerning our operations and work lin a manner that etnsnres safety of our employees, our coa�mnnities and our envi>non>asaet. _ Drew Chemical & its employees support all waste reduction and recycling efforts within the communi#y Birthday Marcel Berger turned 14 on Oct. 29. H a p p y birthday and "all our love" from Mom, Dad, Billy, Chris a n d Thomas. BIRTHDAY Look who's 50! Nancy, Smith reach- es the mile- stone age on Nov. 2. , Happy birth- day and love from family, u friends and everyone i from Maple Ridge Pub- lic School. Top area toastmaster headed to provincials Randy Brown of the Ajax -Pickering Toast- masters Club is heading off to the Toastmas- ters' provincial championship in Waterloo from Nov. 7 to 9. Randy was judged the best in the impromptu public -speaking category against representatives from 14 clubs, includ- ing Durham Region, Lindsay, Peterborough and Napanee, on Oct. 25. He'll represent the Eastern Division at the Toastmasters' fall conference. Family milestones The Hawkins -Chosen family recently cel- ebrated several special occasions. Laura Havel . timed eight on Sept. 13 with two Parties — a crafty pasty at Michad's with all of her friends and a party at home with her family. Lots of hugs and kisses for Laura from Mo y, Daddy, Valerie, Grarnnu4 Grandpa, Uncle Paul, Unde Alan and Aunt Loci. Another birthday was celebrated on Sept. 21, as Gra■epa Walter Choses turned 67. "We all had fun." Love and best wishes from Nmma, C mk Mite, Tanta, Valerie, Pmd, Alan and LttiK Last, but not least, Lanni and Vdede sent happy anaivrcrsary wishes to Mostn7 and Daddy as they celebrated I I years of inwriagle on Sept. 27. "Way to go. Love from your little me nnasW' ti'fl4i :; aS ,'g reach an bn ` dozen. IsIting chefa spy 12th thday are ins, Dad, ther Ryon, Iia, Pa Pa n. s:'tc-t_ .t'.�, R.'t /' i-!' - !'( :.' t.{•+,Cf-?'f'1'.i'! . rt j�.% i"f.:. �.r .'.'-,i THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1997 - PAGE 21 Picke, ing ._ ------ ---- Birthday David Perkins reached the ripe old age of 12 on Oct. 25. Family and friends wished him a great birthday and a fabu- lous year. Special love and scrunch kisses from Mark. Birthday Happy seventh birthday wishes go out to Kyle on Nov. 3. Wishing him all the best and love arc Mom, Dad and little sister Cassandra. Birffiday Ajax resident TVomm istepher turned 12 on .25. A Grade 7 student at ,lacy Heights Public wi, Thomas celebrated I family and friends. re a great year. We love nd think yeWre the best: p wishing your wishes may all your dreams true. " Love frau Anal r*y ke&b gilligan SECOND BIRTHDAY —' A very spe- cial little Y 5 boy cele- ' bratcd his second birthday on ' Oct. 26. H a p p y birthday wishes went out to Adam Clements, otherwise known as Clempsy Bear. hope you had a great day Adam." Lots of love from Alex, Megan, Mommy and Daddy. i Birthday "Off to the big leagues. Happy birthday wishes go out to our sweet Stephen Royer. w h o turns nine on Nov. 6. Lots of love and kisses from `Iom, Dad, Princess and Vic- tor We lo%e )ou." 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEER S CAIS Wnv M ARE: L rid.. CUM=& GO* Gmity 3. La B.,.d.. inners may So ciffectlf' to naslun Robbins to mcav their FREE cake. (Picric provide WfflWntion) PRIZE VALD UN1'u. SAT., Nov. 8, 1997 Eighth birthday Look who's turning eight. "It's our hockey player Cody." The Gosney family celebrates Cody's birthday on Nov. 3. Happy birthday and lots of love from Mom, Dad and sister Rebecca. New teenager The teen years arrived for "our baby" Serena Soares on Nov. 2. Serena celebrated her 13th birthday with two parties — one with friends and one with family. Best wishes from Moe, Dad, Steven, Stacey, her grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? I ° -...send to: Let us know. We'll publish your spe- ' Name Dropping, cial occasion in an easy -to -read % Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format...Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 1* T J LIF 1�'� RE C) FTUSE -1LE iLr �•� �.. KRAF T CANAI)A •'JAHO H T I,:.C)1111 i NA80g ' , z'. 1 1 I rlc�r 1 w 1 . 1 1 ♦� 11 . , 1 "1 D1 ELP 561 E.2 U c CHILDRENS TICKETS- PRODUCT OF GREECE • HERITAGE FOODS • F.IEDALLION c,- s300 WITH FREE COUPONS hti ' • SF��CIALS ` TAF T OFF FROM KNOB HILL .•. 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(North of 401)SERVICEOPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 905.683.5358 AND EVERY NIGHT • P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEhOER 2, 1"7 - PAGE 25 �s+ � C erin S orts 9-- P Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser f7 4. Novice `AAA' Raiders MINI-- Af ,' � x s::9r,�, � ,.1{'s� .;� .,. ' -. `'?.� ', /fix-,.•��' �-.%" .. ray;".'��'+" r "' .s_4..'.�i�.,s'.�'t�j"� -.,:y .. , ., . .:w _ 4 • .. - � ,, .... photo by Jason Liebregts close in on first place The Ajax -Pickering Raiders major novice 'AAA' rep r hockey team earned two victories in three Eastern Ontario league contests last weekend in its bid to overtake Markham for first place. In their final league tilt Oct. 26, the Raiders suffere6 only their second defeat of the season, 6-5 to rival Peterborough Petes in a close, tight -checking affair. Brent Tamane scored twice, Michael Broaderip, Kyle Neadles and Chris Chappel notched one goal apiece. Brandon Crummy, James McCardle and Brian Darlow all drew assists. The Raiders travelled to Lindsay Oct. 25 where they scored a lopsided 7-2 victory over the Central Ontario Wolves. Andrew Wilkins led the attack with a pair of goals and two assists. Neadles also added two goals. Single tallies went to Mark Burnett, McCardle and Robert Bentley. Chappel counted three assists, Paul Galea had two and Taman, Darlow, Stephen Boyle and Lee Morris one apiece. Goaltender David Blair shut down the Wolves. The Ajax -Pickering novices pounded Quinte 5-1 at home Oct. 24. Morris led the scoring parade with two goals and an assist, Bentley and Cody Pollard each con- tributed a goal and an assist. Chappel added a single marker, while Boyle, Broaderip, Wilkins and Neadles supplied assists. Colin Dobson was solid between the pipes. The Raiders' league record now stands at six wins, two __.."'Stretching 1• losses and a fie- The ie_ ` 'S tre t c h 1 n out for the save � coached h Paul Burnett, assisted is f� g Egginton and Greg Chappel. The: manager is Erin Goalie Steve Ready stretches out to make a pad save on part of the School's Out program at the community cen- Broaderip. Tim Holland during a game of shinny at the Ajax tre, which also included ringette, public skating and a eeW6e-Lightning split hockey games ' Community Centre Tuesday afternoon. The contest was games room. 0:, The Durham West Lightning peewee 'B' girls' rte Pickering Stirling silver winn 'Lockey team earned a split with Bdkvilk and Leaside in winners ineoeat league action. _ . Ligtw ing scored a 4-0 shutout victory avei PICKERING — The Pickering from each team left on the ice. Danny the championship game. Scoring in regu- on Oct. 28 behind rho outstanding goaheldleg of Panthers Casebndge Construction peewee Salvagna and Brookings took control of lation time for the Panthers were Ian ogan Payne. Goal scorns for Durham West were `AA rep hockey team made it to the chem- the puck and Brookings feed a shot past Suginomon and Polowyk, assisted by St. Ge:rn m with two. Bey LAmdy and Meghan pionstup final of the Stirling tournament the Belleville goalie to put Pickering into Brookings and Michael Rapson. with one apiece: -Assisting were Kally Greer, lasIn the weektitle tilt, Pickering was oudmtled Head west young girls and pick up some points .� l i&wi n` � � a'r�"1 cisco -� Ding peewees dropped a 41 decision to by Burlington in a 6-0 loss. PICKERING — The Pickering uses and the match ended in a 4-4 draw, on pct 26. Upton scared the lone Durham West Pickering started the tournament by Carpet Towne petite 'A' ringette team Monica Pozzan netted a hat trick for assisted by Tatum Madood and Lundy. defeating the Oakville Rangers 3-2. Brad headed west on a recent road trip and Pickering. Tara Carpino notched the ? Team members are Tamara Britton, Mikaeia Evwm Binns opened the scoring, assisted by Paul returned home with three out of a pos- other marker.'"Jeanine Habft lah, Mary Kerr, Lindsay Lilly, Becky Ruta and Kevin Krasnowski. Oakville tied sible four points. Team members are Tara Carpino, ,bandy, Tatum Macleod, Jazimin McCurdy, Nicole it up before Nicholas Vieira put the Pickering skated to a hard-fought 4- Jamie Carroll, Carolyn Crawford, Monosky. Megan Payne, Meghart Ritchie, Lindsey Panthers back in front- Derek Pobwyk 3 victory over Cambridge. Kathryn Jessie Dunn, Amanda Good, Natasha 'Rocks, Jae St, Germain, Ashley Desormeaux and drew an assist on the play. Jason Pidhirny scored twice, Erin Welsh and Gray, Leanne Murison, Kathryn K,ny Career- AM Brookings notched the eventual game Jessie Dunn notched single goals. Pidhirny, Monica Pozzan, Meghan r7he Um is coachW by `Ron Imo, Sme winner, assisted by Jed Johnston and Keith Four hours after the high -tempo Sparks, Erin Welsh and goalie Jennifer j5&C tnd po%B by AwWBv�. Rhodes. Daniel Sharpe was solid in net to Cambridge contest had ended, the Foden. ■ �_ ' - earn the victoty. Pickering petites were back on the ice Coaches are Pickering then edged the Belleville for a game against Waterloo. Pickering Grace Welsh, WORL D WRE S T L I N G F E D E R A T 1 • Bobcats 2-1. Michael Weiss opened the trailed 3-0 early in the game, but battled Donna Good, scoring, assisted by Vieira. Then, with back to go abead 4-3. Dave Carroll - 1:18 left to go in the game, Vx ira scored Waterloo scored in the closing min- and Judy Gray. the game assisted winner, _ - - by Pokywyk. " . In the third game,, Pickering faced the same BeIIevitIe Bobcffis, The soon was knotted -2-2 at tate end of 'regulation time. 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Public relations or marketingtraining ng or experience, and familiarity with all areas of Durham Region would be experience, plus bonus and benefits. I Tare oeur new 3,500 sq. h Maniac► 1 71seniP1 CXw and TewhinT Falk definite assets. A car is necessary for travel within the region. I at tie Osiow Ca Wen, 36*owx 3W I Hunan Renfolm DtI pubmant Please forward a detailed r&Am*, together with salary expectations, by Ado: J.T. McNenlren November 14, 1997, to The Executive Director, The Lung Association, FMX: 0-3056 (905) 43 Durham Region, 40 King St. West, Suite 202, Oshawa, ON L 1 H 1A4. Fax: (905) 723-3151.elrlel� AS. J01” e BG' 200 John St. Midtown !Stall �../ Oshawa, out NECMNKK Ea-, . Pro- pheavy industrial REd 1 las Iookkl6 kola a :Pro - tions and compensation packa0e inchJM* pension plan for to spa rause m d you are interested. please send your C.V. lo: W.R. Perrin OMano ltd.. 432 Monarch Avenue. Ag=o LIS 2G7 Alm: 6igineerirg ktuw er. We think an applicants W only !hose chosen for an lo- lerview will be contacted. CAS SOW OF FLOR- AL I1E516N 26 wk Fkristry 6 Desiness ProWW .12 at in- - 3-phase propm: .3 at Professional Cowen; .w hoar video: .Begners Pro - Warn. Part-kmdfla !lean courses available. A school where all Your tnhin8 becomes worthwhile. Fawn- ciat assistance may be avail- able_ 905.436-7746. INTER - PET -www duthamnrr.coml 6orahchm. e-mail - schbrk or "IC re —IF en'dirr.ra aya�g-l�e� rr�p Vis, d �a tldln 1101nne ppaa t123424tr. necarlsd awnw TIE NAl SUT19a Carni Become 0 Va. � careera agilable in artificial nil$ e1vrtir u" pedeura, wac- avad- . 906) Fs77S-= LOMM Fql soMO" orr� Fortune 500 -amp" seeks trues arwprbout pope rot Dosmaes n Anusol! serv- ices Plaine wenn. 90 145. Aim DkMrw US 3C2 1 c.aerr 2 Kill book rens reowred C Aerq senor 8rarrsses. ironies in D~ Ravin a area Car rAprsd suRaae to Mothers wit Ctteden in sciewEnstirq book reps .e., . a appb nal 905- 623,W 1. 05- 623.9911. for as erlervlaw. A Grownng Company requires rte Am ernvm with ow reliable vehicles immediately EvenuV and weekend pond ons also available. CASH t1AEy + Ill call 12 sweet - 11 p m IM32N i -Z sea at least 1 year WNW diving w*. wood Ame- isMsorw CaseOAN.SA lk a93018s. ICC d Nearact ad police paid weft. burns. hake pwpprpnkk)e0�n and scenes. Also 723 12 am rise 905- Almmo nal Stay Nana 111111110 Money. Yong• yds sssearbhe podeclt a eve sanee7slaw�ks 1111111 41 67!9 In OMAN coa law. EXPERIENCED MILLWRIGHT required for maintenance department in steel foundry located in London OM. Send or Fax resume to: MAINTENANCE MANAGER P.O.Box 6006, Station 0, London, Ont. 115W 5R6 Fax(519)455-0621 1 Gaeaerallkfp 9ARER - Fuc and mart tame. needed for wholesale donut shop. E:perence and rder- entes rwassary Fax returns to 426- t 976 a cla 427.189!. 900[ 111E111. repwred to Sorbawpn and Dewe Re- al cawnc on sd* W kora- nes aro btsa asses No enp. r.sw"yle72ft, -c9k679egwM. CWOFT CL AaEas needed. velrek repnrse. (till 579- 7815 fa inrkaview. CA9i'ET CL AnEn9, needed part bane. Ilett have own epapMae Mst be com- nnbne 666 91so. coq i Mail disks f f cash# 81611 SASF. Tec LL alone. 60.9 NOW Rose East Saila 35K MM$msauw Oil. L4Z aai9eu Needed heir 34 ton was and W awnplowc La- bOtaaIher saaw 70aaig a Please ca9 General help EAIMt EXTRA I+0 CNN" 1111111111B ***APPLY 3 •FaP'r HOURS • CONTINUE AFTER HOLIDAYS • HOUSEWARES A srolltnrim • CREATIVE WORK ENVMONNENT • START 04MEDIATIELT CALL -723.492 i pEM11111 up m 11500, waft - has Aowee New work Surd SASE Io� 1 -44101113 ce. oshmm Show waaaPlow op- walors Mrgwkdgt d tlr T "X=i at awf. iti9 623-3909. MARKETING, FINANCE, HUMAN RESOURCES, AND ACCOUN77NG PROFESSIONALS: Oar e4e*4 an wsaaiamdeaa jarariAa ffiamacid and AasMtenew services to sneA and we"m size basawnes, a seekiula ea& dates for oe"Sed id -bison hm n"s COn S&W paslittions. Ideal candidwes wiQ bre thane who already haw a p iewe coma king practice and we kestinj M cis on addMili nd sxsgw lairom Gapslrhic &A you mast be avm'1 k M nark in the foarreow" area of Dwhom, No dmaeberian4 1'iicuvk and Peterborough. CONW= er literacy las a asust; gwhcaats shoteld be fanfltiar with word-pIecessing and speadsheet nPone er prckoaa. Professional desWeradens (e g CA, CMA, CHRPICHRM, P. Eng) and/or amwerMy dreams are p►derred Quakyw ears "Na sheer(( submit their resawe by No►awM M61997 to. File * 52, Oshawa Wht•iy 77us week, P. O. Au 481, Oshawa L1H7LS. • CAREER OPPORTUNITY - A Canadian wide leading and fast growing construction products company is looking for a FINANCIAL• •• • Al candidates should reside in Durham Region and have 5+ years Senior Financial Administration and Supervisory experience, preferably with a medium sized sales and distribution / manufacturing company. Those who quality will have either a C.G.A., C.M.A. or C.A. professional designation. In addition, strong computer skills and some computer skills and some systems knowledge is essential. For tate selected individual, we offer an unlimited career growth opportunity with an attractive salary based on experience, plus bonus and benefits. Qualified applicants Should Fax their resurnes to: Hunan Renfolm DtI pubmant Ado: J.T. McNenlren FMX: 0-3056 (905) 43 AN restune submissions will be kept confidential. NECMNKK Ea-, . Pro- pheavy industrial REd 1 las Iookkl6 kola a :Pro - tions and compensation packa0e inchJM* pension plan for to spa rause m d you are interested. please send your C.V. lo: W.R. Perrin OMano ltd.. 432 Monarch Avenue. Ag=o LIS 2G7 Alm: 6igineerirg ktuw er. We think an applicants W only !hose chosen for an lo- lerview will be contacted. CAS SOW OF FLOR- AL I1E516N 26 wk Fkristry 6 Desiness ProWW .12 at in- - 3-phase propm: .3 at Professional Cowen; .w hoar video: .Begners Pro - Warn. Part-kmdfla !lean courses available. A school where all Your tnhin8 becomes worthwhile. Fawn- ciat assistance may be avail- able_ 905.436-7746. INTER - PET -www duthamnrr.coml 6orahchm. e-mail - schbrk or "IC re —IF en'dirr.ra aya�g-l�e� rr�p Vis, d �a tldln 1101nne ppaa t123424tr. necarlsd awnw TIE NAl SUT19a Carni Become 0 Va. � careera agilable in artificial nil$ e1vrtir u" pedeura, wac- avad- . 906) Fs77S-= LOMM Fql soMO" orr� Fortune 500 -amp" seeks trues arwprbout pope rot Dosmaes n Anusol! serv- ices Plaine wenn. 90 145. Aim DkMrw US 3C2 1 c.aerr 2 Kill book rens reowred C Aerq senor 8rarrsses. ironies in D~ Ravin a area Car rAprsd suRaae to Mothers wit Ctteden in sciewEnstirq book reps .e., . a appb nal 905- 623,W 1. 05- 623.9911. for as erlervlaw. A Grownng Company requires rte Am ernvm with ow reliable vehicles immediately EvenuV and weekend pond ons also available. CASH t1AEy + Ill call 12 sweet - 11 p m IM32N i -Z sea at least 1 year WNW diving w*. wood Ame- isMsorw CaseOAN.SA lk a93018s. ICC d Nearact ad police paid weft. burns. hake pwpprpnkk)e0�n and scenes. Also 723 12 am rise 905- Almmo nal Stay Nana 111111110 Money. Yong• yds sssearbhe podeclt a eve sanee7slaw�ks 1111111 41 67!9 In OMAN coa law. EXPERIENCED MILLWRIGHT required for maintenance department in steel foundry located in London OM. Send or Fax resume to: MAINTENANCE MANAGER P.O.Box 6006, Station 0, London, Ont. 115W 5R6 Fax(519)455-0621 1 Gaeaerallkfp 9ARER - Fuc and mart tame. needed for wholesale donut shop. E:perence and rder- entes rwassary Fax returns to 426- t 976 a cla 427.189!. 900[ 111E111. repwred to Sorbawpn and Dewe Re- al cawnc on sd* W kora- nes aro btsa asses No enp. r.sw"yle72ft, -c9k679egwM. CWOFT CL AaEas needed. velrek repnrse. (till 579- 7815 fa inrkaview. CA9i'ET CL AnEn9, needed part bane. Ilett have own epapMae Mst be com- nnbne 666 91so. coq i Mail disks f f cash# 81611 SASF. Tec LL alone. 60.9 NOW Rose East Saila 35K MM$msauw Oil. L4Z aai9eu Needed heir 34 ton was and W awnplowc La- bOtaaIher saaw 70aaig a Please ca9 General help EAIMt EXTRA I+0 CNN" 1111111111B ***APPLY 3 •FaP'r HOURS • CONTINUE AFTER HOLIDAYS • HOUSEWARES A srolltnrim • CREATIVE WORK ENVMONNENT • START 04MEDIATIELT CALL -723.492 i pEM11111 up m 11500, waft - has Aowee New work Surd SASE Io� 1 -44101113 ce. oshmm Show waaaPlow op- walors Mrgwkdgt d tlr T "X=i at awf. iti9 623-3909. MARKETING, FINANCE, HUMAN RESOURCES, AND ACCOUN77NG PROFESSIONALS: Oar e4e*4 an wsaaiamdeaa jarariAa ffiamacid and AasMtenew services to sneA and we"m size basawnes, a seekiula ea& dates for oe"Sed id -bison hm n"s COn S&W paslittions. Ideal candidwes wiQ bre thane who already haw a p iewe coma king practice and we kestinj M cis on addMili nd sxsgw lairom Gapslrhic &A you mast be avm'1 k M nark in the foarreow" area of Dwhom, No dmaeberian4 1'iicuvk and Peterborough. CONW= er literacy las a asust; gwhcaats shoteld be fanfltiar with word-pIecessing and speadsheet nPone er prckoaa. Professional desWeradens (e g CA, CMA, CHRPICHRM, P. Eng) and/or amwerMy dreams are p►derred Quakyw ears "Na sheer(( submit their resawe by No►awM M61997 to. File * 52, Oshawa Wht•iy 77us week, P. O. Au 481, Oshawa L1H7LS. I iA- PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2.1"7 • 100 100 100 110 110 110 110 110 r 110 ducation l- pi =XrOBC 'ram In 'Months. Not Yeors Condensed DrFlomo Programs Job search Techniques VonousErro neat Danes (905) 576-9175 CtNTAM BUSW*SS CCUWA 200 John Street West Mideown Moll, Oshawa )b- (Newly Massage Therapy )ft. Accounting )me. Business Administration )b- Medical Office Laboratory Assistant )0- Medical Office Administration a Chiropractic Office Assistant � Tourism and Hospitality )11- Pharmacy Technician )b Animal Care Aide )I- Human Service Worker )b-- Child & Youth Assistant )I- Addictions Worker ANP. Low Clerk )if.. 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Bookk� PC and Network Specialist Hardware (A•), CNE, 11cSE Computer Programming Database Programming, C— Visual Basic, Java, HTML Business Accounting Accounting Basics. Accpac Plus Q ,r• a�"z asuyulig a k:ornputior off 9s CIM • IMcroaeR Office Hardware A+ Certification 0 Call (905) 427-1922 Today attliewe rrL•I. � L.... PUMW7URL I t CANADA'S LARGEST Y RETAILER IS LOOKING FOR CUSTOMER -FOCUSED INDIVIDUALS Canada's largest retailer is Currently looking for customer -focused Individuals to Join us in making gears a great place to shop ... and a great place to work Openings currently exist for: FURNfTURE CONSULTANTS PARTTIME RECEI NW11SUPPORT PART TOE CUSTOMER SERVICEIICLERICAL PART TIME HOME FASIAONSTRIMMER PARTTIME If you are interested in this opportunity that otters a good compensation and benefits package, apply in person to the Human Resources office at whole Horne Fumittme St" 13y Nov. 14-,1997 1650 VWWria SL E., Whitby, OnUrio Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity ernpioM. We thank everyone who applies, but only those selected for interviews will be contacted. Hospitality Workers for Pickering Restaurant Line looks supwvim Reply in corlfdencem to: Fite 8 53 Oshawa This week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71_5 ADM SERVICES rop58 CLASS 11 �DRIiVERS 21s. eq.; I.C.C. Medial, Folia Clearances Cleats abdract, Ful" bilis Coit 7WRooft or Tedd t NEEDED With nail exp' I boo L'Attidtda Pickering Town Centre phone leder 905)!120-1410 assemble our Easy work. No For rEdo" serld S.A..SS..EE.. troFlintpti 1941t1tW idM,$WIt Pletrtntq, (to, ttr a213 s MIL TWMCWG aid Es - 111910M. tlpm ivlaw to 434-r•rt in feel' hair alta. cap2112. HANDY PERWO wanted for - n Mame subdivision. Must Onlano New Hone --anty knowkdpe and Aust es own toots And van. esumes to: (416)633- HONEWORICERS NEEDED- •• yeat mon!y from hnnw. .eI ent W -'bet YtCowt. Rork Na M. IMOQS- Send sen-Addrened- ^c+a-Envelope to Po. 1:0032. 601 Dwast St- :. Nhitby Ont LIN 6001 MVAC resi It -1 1 irustaNtr. : 'lave Ftwr 2 ache PAI- axle Top doter for N' e•tort O$kwAl& Lill «75 579-6616 or On ASi579.6636. IF You am sot eyrl�w,q t��oa - wk. all I OsMw C....� ,err Scads hill soca peope- aay wits wet pose on. Ask roe taafk st l06r2aJl51 eNINAaEN FON 6ip11 Bakery. Ajax Iteaaon 2.4 Maus fast toed sed ctiotoww sWON Fa W SUNNI!le Hpwerd 116-322- 59". MON" FOR CINII>ZTNUI This buswess �s exploding' it," 6eeNr . . , A' dry. Lar srvaatu• k woe noses. peteaasl Lteee nbtlot (105) Me -7035 NEED Womf we're look" for 30 new paps. Starrinq per S12.S5. CwtN yoor oaf scllewe No gnbea MC- asu>r. TOYYp pgrldtd Ad- ny ENC* wicaet•i oppalwwn. Fora t� fl.Ie da free ad home awlk- as. 72341120 FM rsllE td Oe sae ams avaiaiw aK First fepFs CNN Cert Prate seed n sere 1161) Whin NId Pkk- ereo Der LIV GM DteOM for apps wed. Wv.12 PANT ass ECE Wow nad- a i erase Call Mrs tlttdon at 905 50! 2241 11EL1AelE SNOWPLOW drner for Nye 7 P+doernp ata. wilt 2.3 yarn sno■plei e�en- encs. liedi tlttt dem OIIYap no and err No to per mment posAon. call 427- 6665 gar Spm. SOOK ONS oN111EN need- ed immediuey for ale Pick - am. Nest hire aids Eore wayne.dan drives W OW, cal 420-4574. SNte FteW era.n wmltd wine 4x4 vtrdks and paws. orMus for pbw wilts. Pio- pk br tl.lter- dew. Alto. 12 worth war aeOW. Ph•s 905-4211.7790. sIt Maar Tau= T.T.R. TRANSPORT Has immediate openings for AZ DRIVERS (3) Local positions Flatbed experience an as- set. Hourly and trip pay. (6) Highway positions 34¢ per mile + bonus Apply T.T.R. Transport 219 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3V7 PART TIME INSTRUCYORS WANTED To teach General Interest Courses to Older Adults. We are particularly looking for individ- uals to teach Linedance. Social Ballroom and other types of dance, Bridge, Fitness, Tatting and Building Ships in Bottles. As well, d you teach a stimulating course not mentioned above, we would be interested in hearing from you! Please send resume to: a it- Senior C comes Centres, 43 John Street West 00ma, Ontario L1H 1WS Attention: file 9943 Progressive supermarkets in Oshawa/ Pickering area has immediate opening for experienced Meat Manager Produce Manager Grocery Manager Produce Clerk Twoexperience is essential. Solid knowledge of the meat, produce, operatioyyerars ns and good understa mg health and safety practices required. Well developed analytical, interperson- al and commuultcatiton skills and the con- fidence to managgee and lead are key to success in this ctlallenging role. As thiis is a 7 day operation, flexibility is re- quired. If you are interested in the challeng this position offers please send to: Store Manager 1235 Bayly street Pickering, Ontario L1W iL7 or fax to: (905) 839-4834 o Phone # (905) 839-1209 Ax Aggressive Food Compaey requires a Dywandc IAtdividuol to lean r a Sub/Sawdieick oreradole in sir busy Dw*sm locatiora. Must be a Rader & a sey-stetter with a svwq be*groand M ire-md joOfilJ Send resuate to: File 0 3, 0skente Whitby This Week 865 FaretveA St. Oskorwe, LIM 7L5 Pickering has immediate openings for We cooks. Please drop df resurne to 1660 Kingsilin Rd. Unit 01, eRJNeeAI Ersry level posi- so0. mmputn Neral. Fa n - sow to: 1 -NO -224-0917. INGM EVNWV Com ark taw. AN Admivsaks � � SW Ti $WdW aeeasee AlfOltr IMLetttlE Not* OFFICE 720.2151, rekra w 4353. Good Rodes d Rates ►n10C11A11 - Fw•1WI assn- (MWW %e fsal' appy). available. tacos awaaMe N pNlNlsd, tMeeeeeeedtl•f►eleeeeledar Nawrtrucks willl Nein. low vatie i ueultee4 twr prfealett11r/1petNtie• 7 1J2 ft plows. profit pomp". 21 tits. M Abo Opttntors 3 herilet3. owe 23 aftrNries •ate- oIw MM ShotwNrsNltltded ft Joel.2*631-2e32. oWdseaec Cori '4i1-7944 t e�Ea•m loin w u p- P 0 11 ONONMd PoNal s i licitet i a � om . U" tae e10•IMI, in tre"a oilers. Cal Saar p05µ-1115. We pay you to lose weight. 54 people needed to lose weight. Call (U5)07- FINANCIAL ESTATE PLANNER (Victoria Padd401 area) requires ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR Q ' Wel OrgalYZed % diffif d, • able to work done, • ntinintur, 2 years elipenience in tie FNlanlial services industry (file irlaurw= - or mulud kinds fionleee a pus) . • computer doe I a 1 0 (Waldows 95 W) Salary commensurate with experience and knowledge. Please fax resume along withpeed salary to: (416)4990525 Attention: Bill 1 ON" 1 ltwi Ite�6 s EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTING FIELD Saks Reps 13) required CAREEN pin au - Clerk. Full time for small d- hce in downtown Oshawa. 10 work out of Oft" Office. Leads Car required, tomolive Service technician. Mk are frit a ladaY od- 404M• `�'1' pplIll� comrnis- A wall established adomolve Must have god working knowledge of accounting and 2225. Call (905)723 900 ext. buism" has m vice le for bookkeeping skills. Basic krowft* essen- gtn�C4 Mb an automotive service or " oiler good wprkkg SALES Person Retail expen- computer tial. Some typing required. eme• required for Sundays only at the Pickering Flea coridtnorns• new service equill'"eMK bald ongoing train - train - Reply in Writing to Box 218, Market. Cal (416)665--3362 ing. and opportunity for ad. Oshawa, Ord. L1H 7L1. SPORT TW3 to stall imme- rancemem. the successful WANTED RAWOUV LY - Ex. dr, pw. DD. tet. ccmhat. air appliarn wiN be a licensed perienced V84 Programmer dialety!!! Sports/Saks repro- mechanic with alignmet ex. Mtn Wm'95. Internet, and Se- senabve. Wage based on ex- perience. Annual remunera- rial comm. skies. Exp. w/ crescent. larpoint. and Giga- perience. Flexible tours. Car needed. Call Mike or Ted. tion is based on salary and soft controls an asset. Tem- oorary P in Whitby. Fax (D5) 576-8086 tcmrmssion between $30.000 and $50.100 dependkg on ex - resumes to: (905) 430.3226SkilMd Sdaltlic instrrants, PMM. appy in wrifirg we Sara upgrades. pl io and dlfvWy a Weresume : B. 12 1 HI IM Amostar XL sport Waa 518 Centennial Rd.N.. Sarb. lffinihi PERM. Openings 5 years bin. Ont. MIC 2A6 EXPERIENCED / LICENSED der. experience. Set-up and ,ar Sales Person capable operating of equpmeri an as- Oanagnq a Whitby car lot. set. Sarboromo area Fax all la lurcher details 725- resume. Stan Plus to nn. (416)495-0911. 1 Sari HNplAgeea 1 son H@WAgwfs EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE SALES REP MIF required Due to the overwhelming amount of customers we are looking for an experienced automotive consultant to join our friendly sales team. If you are a hardworking, customer -oriented person with a desire to move to the next level of automotive selling, call us today. Whitby Toyota 668-4792 ask for Ian Kingsley 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. #702 Ajax, Ont. L1 S 7.15 Fax: (905) 619-3013 E-mail: ashmOsoftsys-inc.com CMC Wine E.D.M. operator. Occasional help required. Mastemam 6 Faioc control experience an asset Please all (905)435.0633. ELECTIIM30A - Licerl"d wen Commercial exp. in service work. tire alarm mknhs and renovations. Mist be punctu- al. deperga0le and able 10 work unsupervised Send re- sume =nod win work ref- erences 10: P 0. Boa 65, Plic". L1V 2R2 UPEINEMCED Ft11N11TME sprayer. Apply at 1621 Mc- Ewen Dr. Unit 037 . whey. bellow 10 am -3 p m HEATING A AIR ow dlkpwq n. swer %Q www" satedy hens. good pay 6 bwuer,. Minh hath get. 6 OOP Outkear. (Sari 0" ricari Fa w lima: MOSS 830/7. 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Our Expanding Phototab Department is currently seeking a Full Time Photolab Technician for,our Ajax location The Photolab Technician will be responsible for the daily man- agement of all aspects of the department including promoting and ensuring superior customer relations; ensuring department bud- gets are met and developing and motivating the department team. The ideal candidate will have 3 - 5 years experience working in a retail environment; a minimum of one (1) year experience operat- ing a mini lab; previous supervisory experience, superior cus- tomer service skills; the ability to communicate effectively with employees, customers and management and the ability to team relevant store systems. We Offer a competitive salary and benefits package and an oppor- tunity to join one of Canada's most dynamic retailers. Interested applicant should submit resumes to HUMAN RESOURCES: AJAX PHOTOLAB Fax: (416) 218.7865 Please rlleply btelore Nevetaber 15,1!17 i ��tc11 AL THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1997 -PAGE 29 OdMad JIMLSldlad IMy 1 Bafg/in CaflM►Ca'"a► 1 - rr..et 1 w 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. 115W 5R6 Fax(519)455-0621 `TRAILER MECHANIC EXPERIENCED 'CLASS "A" TRUCK MECHANIC WITH DIESEL EXPERIENCE. fust be proficient in safety insp. 1d preventative maintenance for a rge moving company. Excellent .nefit package. Call: DAVE WARNER (416)293-8259 PICKERING PACKAGING COMPANY Requires A hands on Technical person to design and trouble shoot electrical and mechanical projects. Minimum 5 years related experience required. Send resume to : Terlyn Industries Ltd. 782 McKay Rd. Pickering, Ontario L1 Picked;?, ELECTRICIANS / APPRENTICES and anyone employed in the stectrical construction industry IBEW LOCAL 894 IS MdTERESTED IN YOU!! Our Union HaN will be open to talc to you. Conte in and ask whatever yyuou wish to know, about us indlaliinq: b Opportunides • �BenefitsPension W119" • Training • Membership QPEN HOUSE Every Thursday night 5:00 - 8:00 pm No alppommitent necessary - lust drop by X" Local 894, B wFn�a�l�ge,, ON., LIC 3ap St- Unit Y7 Phone. (905) 623-8227 Fax: (905)623-1091 DWOK11CCE0 Pat err Dar to Reaptoust. commer a- per*= a mast Cal Lon Mon-Thurs. lam-aprf. 905 683-8920 WWAER D PNOfNMCY kdracan, required for full bw for Pharmacy ell Whey and Ovivi a . mug know Proillhaorm waskew' avoid le S� re- sume b File 054. Osbua This week. PO Ba 4al Ogawa Ontario. LIN 71.5. M1f I NMTNCARE needs Igrllanakps 3M heM care aids ad nursing students, Car 75�w Cal Gra 905- REG1STERED Mares / Lad Technician for bay medical canine. immediate availability for rotting SINK. Plast UK resume to. 905-428-1501 to Set up inlinaw 4asiaslie Dental AspeAamtNOA for tut tom position (Mon.-Tbas )llghly skied in raft grapew Nice- rkc ie. XG-wdo-Pan a must. his is an out anifng oppor- Only for ft ripen Cw kbk b ion our atafNpftd i pproro- omssme do" team. Per- sorlauy delivered resumes only plem! Dr. Gaal, 203 Byron St. S. Whitey. - el LIVE-Wffld Care giver br lyr. old. expe meed. mature. Wv- p09. good rderences: meal Cye1�905.426-1071. LINE -MR aregver for my 2 children. my Isom. Expew mad, references. non- smoker ChWCNRosslad. 619-1834 LIK-M MT Nanny required W care for 1 6 3 yr olds. frf days, my home. own cited welcome. car an cut whireslFndh. 416.424-6361 days. (905)837-1729 Infl- ow Rum. live n nor-uska. 2 kids. 1 astliaHNO, cal "vtn- ngs 1905HW-5023 In AFFOMMU d TLC Culp 427 DAYCAK n Fee bWkyad. lflrfmfnaem, tae ago Pftl- � FVlM Dc as Cal NARW04g1NW 02 arcs. Rekaek depart avirable n my mars Afford" rafts. Non-Smoltrig enwrtrrM"IM. Fut-ow. 6 moms a up. SW 426-2676. rein MNt Nita/ / meow. Lovrg dayeae: 18 auanw b 12 years. Daily oump =Zed backyard old Put)- . s"Ory lmm . mmer- nr umm mww a coapts. First Ad. C.P.R. cMtified Bar 1244.reaipa. 906 2.2! pSMA SSS Waft child-care ECE. DEB. Fog Aid, �� Plaines. PrOlhssioeal, tun. caring alviorualM. Cone take 34/� Brodo wrl. 905- fO arosel FMEWDOD Rom Lumber a File wood Cabe. 11n8'xl2', 367 4'xe'x1E'. $lis Esub- fshed 1963. Daps 705-277- 3361. Evenings 905-/3m 6665. Fta dlstihKrll b OsNw area B4S�TT t1ppPp �yABSKuamw111EaeRNAM hadugod. Pidtdiq. Ape. Mlkt- 427-5274 (tel FTNEWODD. excellent very best gMaliy hardwood. ow- art"ed extra hag Mlle tidy s"asomd. tint 6 sped. Htnftet measwtm"ta, hss ddstkkvv�trryy 22z. Foal Fmtmoed. 905 7S$ bpitt ISM ACCORD EXi. pmb. New febmil translaisfioft. $500 tfb.427-6146 SEWM Marlines (2) Ken- more. with maty optimal at- tachmenK, design ams, iia demo. M1 condKiol. $175 6 SM 420-1741. IR AMmitww Britt with i;70; $400 Needs work. Cyt 683- 6147 OISIEY VDEOS- Brand new! Factory sealed. 101 D's etc. Cad 509.7523. FRN16E 4 rs new $375. Call 509.1435 LEPINE Sed/Dresser $350 5 Des dinette $125. Call (905) 831-6136. NEWER vnkmg freezer, $200 080. GE fridge avocado $60. Call 420-4822 RCA VCR Wremote $120. 27' TV stand $75, stereo stall $110 Cal 426-36n WOOD STOVE a Sad- $300. ':lass 2 GMC Van hwcn $100. ,311 428-9321 1 Articin for w GARAGE door repairs. broken springs, cables. oft open - installed W. New doi openers Quality Plw Doris 416.336.0073 21 DMMOND nary bard. 1 05 cts , w Me�gpld, aDpaaed $2540. (have ter pts asking slow. ONO. aR '905020 -un. wave otos Sage LEATM Odds. up to 161 once leather purses from $9 99. kow trom 519.99. leather weleK frog $6 99. Ere , Must Go! Fauiy LUBW 5 Pown Mal 05 a. wa 906.728.9630. DON'- MISS ANOTHER EV- ENT Reminder Post Cards rtraled to you for every Dai- sm- Birthdays. anniversxies. etc. 1 time kit payment gets you Reminders for Me. Send dMW or money, order for WOO and return address to: RID Enterprises. P.O Box 58090 Rossyn R.PO.. Lli 8L6 or al 725-3332 ext. 3. =TEF 6 HAIMM APPLMNrr ES. Washer $225. Dryers $175. Fridges $15Wup. Stoves $150/up. Upright freezers 5250. 352 French St (905)432-7167. MUSOOD nems for sale - Klchen suite. sofas, chairs. conte tyles and end tyles etc. Call 430.7917 HUNT= RIFLE - Tikka WMe Tail DLX. 30/06, open sites. SSW 000. 905.571-7802 after 530 p.m. MOVNIG SALE - Priced for quick sale - Piano (Samhck) Bad- Lacquered with brmtfr New $3500. $ok price $24%. Sola Rousseau (uueem Anne) Carved Wood Frame Ivory Background Blw and Roe Floral MOM Sacrifice Price sm (905) 668-9w4 for into. Movwc. Stylar chesterfield $et $750 7 aid OWN. $150, in exceaertf oar (1111011 Call arta Spm. 905- PUMPOS QOCiS. 4011hAISOFBirthday $Naw gnu Novembr 301h" New a Used pato$ (upng, a Gra". "" I - a key- boards . Not Sae? Reg to owe. urge tatioaI of docks Calc TELEP PIANO 4331491 WBd DE01IGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. QM John Dusste at 4400 1 cahDtM► Alsrrrt NEW MUSIC e•zine 0 hmpll www durhannews net/ -a)c238/ndex him • 1 Lot i • Few FOUND neutered male adult grey 6 white at. (no Wear) very, very loving. Monarch/ Rarlds. Apar area. Call 905- 428-7186 LOST - Orange cal. 2 yr out neutered mak, snot Fd. Od 17 Wrmevale area. please Cal 905.294-7496 REWARD - LOST at, all wrote onQ hair feltrak in WbOtiwewrlMaterlprd arta Oct. 25th woom It tttvd plem CA 509-51m • 1 PeMlSuppirl Bordw BOARD AVAILABLE. 0tsa love kltsa grub. Iona spike. (905)655.4036. fOr�SalUPOO S rio bet Dryer opalri$ w4ne Daumaoon pup. All 1�sw Cao Ln 905 GOLDBI Retriever peps.val- kyflamw Kerrwl C OCC ragd. IANaF_ AN h int deaallim guarar trot tats. telly baled CO. �dfrryyaehrdgt a _ ��N . " w000en tet RKt sm" acrd Woo. xry� recerdt. arlYil hon.$75G I905)43I! 7(Mar tzheos e x 9 Ism Ill. airy $700 Cal 728 7666. crack 101.000 $299 Wort tan OBftr 1 1 In for Sale 1991 TOYOTA Tercel DA. 97.000 km. 2 -door. 5 -speed. Srnr00t, am/fm. 1 owner non- smoker. lady driven. Certified $6.500 Call (905)655-3175 1992 CORSICA I.T. (back. 4 - door). loaded. 97.000 kms. Asking $7850 Call 905-576- 2378 a 905-706-5343. 1993 AUOt 94- Automabc. ac Power Locks/vrtrxim. GrmV Tan interior Excellent cold - bon. 6 dy $11.500 Cal (905) $37-.1521. 1993 OLDS CUTLASS Sir preme SL 50.000 kd. excel - lend coMmon. Waled. auto. air power windows. locks, anima and seat. as. im. gum. and taia aura Climate ^collbd. twilight sound, rem - 'At keyk$S entry. 1100 lamps. ohhAnO w Wesion. 16 m. a Will , more. Certified $12.500 (905)430-3682 1!!2. CHRYSLER C0N- COPOE. Irtmy loaded, power doss, P 11 1 windows. ar. 3.3 eche VW2 COndcaon. One owner $12,500 tae Ron. (9051683-3013 1"ll PONTIAC Grand Prix. GT 3 4 WM r•di pertprmanu V6. ABS alloy w1r,k. plorr- dIaqnreaayt kk'tK . $14 500 Carl 905�46- 4186 yrr 6 30 pm 1996 GEO METRO. 4 or se - on hw0udy. arc con amnim au. tsaancw of gantry oar raft. went Maintained Lady driven. Cerbbad Meat "a $9100 Calc 905697-0226 wave lwa ill r,) aN1r 6 SOFA 5135. Dresser $4. 6 once rokrut finale 5200 COON 6 3 orad laOMt S20 each. 4 pea bedroom smea $325 2 F+rrdr pmMmcktl rncym stands $115area w ,1911' $210 Aicaner So, IN MrgIl Dow Owl $155. Oak IMM $125 9 Pea Oita - ng 1000 oft (1935) $750. Rvt Man Me dirks 5250. ktamm bid fes viinimm rOdw a dais $125 UM r9DSHI97-3532 CARPET MIMI. 100% Nyion tkick. pkrsh. Stan w s+ssaf arpit rmr 3 raons. only STH 00 Pita Nods" 30 Sq Ida argil dow ped and efamom in your tlpmme Free limotoa a ym w Ism No meow. ai paFaed br one to Year Damn. 1-/00- 217-0104 wIPM - sues o1 carpet. 100% nylon. new Stan T wase tar, on ked I SRCS 8102111111111611 � YOU" spayed Or neowed Abo B>raOM rl/ dills 761 able to *TTM rel0 , IN 1i 11t Mdtay Rd. Uiit 3. Kill S we Rrp timelier. a For mat ub al 905 61 well as slay aidwm b 2093 urger slut doff so a dead SLOES OF BEEF $1 89no d MW -MW homes Pet ;;-""tom Bred a wikOrlll f4ian al able. Iw dime, nom tam t OTham A -W at Lave OMM. 9tXS 9B} 9e71 "'P`'P" r suip IE FSNNSTUK. Check out our tall SPE- CIALS SOLID OAK Table Sag so 3614v is gid. tan" taw lxtr er. AND 4 SOLD OAK Wnaa Mme Y c SALE PRICE 55!911' Or a SOLD OAK 4OX80 dill ped Oft dui 2x10' rd AND 6 SOLID OM2. Window Arrow 2.r C.. SALE PRICE $1199' Simila sswmgs on an Omar !Maltese Yorkies, Shih-Tzu Golden Retnevers Cocker Spaniels Bichon Frise IA Sbet,, Yet Check d 723-5077 Oshawa talk gets amt Boller a Hddn- WE AN Overstocked New a W Wit' err "am whin rah Amnowue4ei 1 1 on buy 100% SOLID Dori tw SSW Mk are frit a ladaY od- $1500 0 D o 905-579 0226 A MIT ARE THE FACTORY", 14 WHITER BEATERS f900 - T w000wORK- f999 Wiled can $a12r9h55 rw 905985tT774 BIG 9 5-w gtn�C4 Mb nfthn ma. A400 or bat ON- or. as a (905) 723-2531 S71t10 Zy NOIR FNDBE 5225, and up. AOM Saes 939 Dw St used stoves 5200 and u0. 725-1171 OpenFn•Sat.104. wit car4g 3 roost. 5349 a"0 wallas 5250 dryers OMtese Pita nemind3 caret. pre $725 ant up New brand alae CREDIT PROBLEMt7 On he A ream Pad. OgenI rKtaQ band now 3Ir 30th$ $M9 om '� Down pat. uta. tap dam, bee alt• sol up New aid" bar traria ltrwmt horn f500 1 to Cas. OMYCME, rix• a 5 cf S225. skepimmm's fradrs Auto ales Lt 1791 mollrr, near lord mnt"tS (� 1Nhdt)- Norma Alady Auto $ala Ltd 792 rmoke Int". IoM 6!82314. O�aM�576-7Md Court s2.. Smlcoe sit" south. Dawe Pnae 905.720-3382 rJIRPE1i SM: LOU d tar- tatalotls STORE rixrures. my kolas. pea. 100% nylon sam re- .tete sndwg sea wall. tae 2.!S affs&" Pulses. Auto snw tree Iia$ res- 3 mons f.'if9 Pru .ugaable cam 428- (M so yd) includes cahDd POMMm pad and nsmo- boa Foe estimates. carpet reeks So%" Dnnrn ad UWMW V alit. Sam 905- 6681772 1995 MERCUXT 'iieager. warranty. arCNknt l-1 1-1 1, kMe s wMryy"lw. low GR S-0. 1905) 420 -ISM / WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit: no credit! It you work: you drive! Lots of pre- owned Vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM NS -706-5496 W07 ieewm er 9 m. rebrim trans- lloaded in oon New oodru V amid MMM. new p"in Graf Me asking w ft tar brak6- WATHI, d you are cOnLYrned car $1000 as a Cal AI asks win Int astrt. -0 lar loo (905)725-0816 Im C your waft-, we r trip 89 DAYTONA ES ReN dOf for nor K S t 194f SABLE ratan Every- mlem 2 5 Imo. 5 -speed bort a 6860134 ykr 5 D m as wales. runs S711D cruse. tar. arwltm win as - as a Cam 905-404- 71 CAM03- �y Cnnstmas WE AN Overstocked New a Site. 250.0110 km, Clrtfhed, Sale.10�OM% *CSN am hiffliture and �i�. RD gray ? $1500 0 D o 905-579 0226 and r ofer meet blasit autowakkc save. carpet starts At 81 22/ , 8elore you dry. gine My Dad's a Try 430-(561 123 nfthn ma. A400 or bat ON- or. as a (905) 723-2531 kow c0ndh o0Ma 110 sq rlplt ns allafon sella Block St. S WMDy tor. ABS. manslMsaon. sena it 19A OMs DMO K oft 2- satrhid $29.75. Mnor rapers Repairs salable Customer Miert dr, pw. DD. tet. ccmhat. air hMrdaD1 al your how. 434- sarisfarnon guannfted. yow Ira i-honw istrmre 1 160. km. f3200 Obi. MR: M65175 6191. Cal Mike i905µ31 1010 or (1/6!422-4226. ARTS AbsokMey. Put- 19th CNMMM DAYTONA, n d� PUMIIEq. ,,�, Cowin N SALES, stKvia Sdaltlic instrrants, one Owsr�OOybtu ne9.01111111 w 40000luft mnt ,100. . upgrades. pl io and dlfvWy a>A OL fiver. advertsimg, Orws and tiro. maim IM Amostar XL sport Waa mmilaehe Pels min ISWs SM. toys. decoy's Oft. milk Dol- com06W 53.500 MOAN &, (705) 744.5219 ed. 120. kms. now $8.400.. 1949 Dodge shadow, 6.900 486's $4". Prirftrs Ses. ties. DoNecom or eswes. lens. Mie new now 54,500 Pkonl (905) S71-5291 Cao Robert Bowen Amkgres 19f4 FORD TEMPO GL. 5 1991 Pontiac Sun nw 1 x CD�DIER (!D6) 4554019. arofkia speed. air, very ase b cera 4. euro. peal R now $7.750. aFMYCE cake aft. Uppra k lion We to "W 17 Day by if. 0.900 or Dat olbt 576- 9296 1992 voyage LE. AMID. bad - me b 186 �Mz Ptnat a bow Gaud stilton web IGM EDO dole for yow used and now CD's. Caf Gary" at 2.!p D>rS1RD4 LX wtlAa 1 ed. pratne white only now Sit 100 1993 OMS Atdtono ram for as UN as 5396. Add a 4351994. Tinder. fully loaded. 51900. WiOed. V-0 ore, 73,000 kms, yes 73.D00 kms. now $8 Win TTradesmuboNdia kit la $129.00 F�� . SOtk" (90Sµ34 1949 Cor a. V3. aft. lmw VhhdK and Mie VVOOW � anlaibers Win a Oast 1 1891 RD Metro. 2 -door, 5- y. crow 52.995.. 1941 AStM. deal on our power mabdftd drop. Approx. 42 abb 8 Con- speed. 84K certified. 53900. Waded. and beautiful. wow WOML tact Abe. 683 -stn Cal Richard 905-723-M. now $7.100. 1992 Cauaker, from $1D�Phone(9 497- auto, air wore. lar tors. now 3059. 1 AAfeMe Wombd 1 Ar*Ma Walft $5.995. 1994 Cavalier coupe, alto. au, silver blue. now Ceirta S MO�i, haul- :7.750. 1991 Olds Cutlass SL. tore. 26• TV. coffee lend la, Anes pato sol. am prints, 14�d Mr Bullies awry Wet 5 / ■ ind: arlfiques, floe furniture, Waded. super pretty. 99.000 kin now $8.450. 1995 Geo. 5 pmts. fireplace. garden rguip. tic 905-. 424-3343 Royal Doulrorls, Huns- ntelS, Mooferoft, Door) chis b glass, Old toys. cow Wilt. W-000 kris, sale now $5.995 1990 Buick LeSabre OWWAOL 8 alter interesting articles. Durham's largest Ltd.' kms, (SSRI Sale wog b auCYOli sifitx 1973. hhor (6.500. 1991 suroid LE, .50ed, 91 Sw0 almerlible. red. loaded. UN 4.C. An Sh oppe Uncture. Alan Cherry, fors man's 40, 174N4 Nam Audi= (6f5)111113 Fax price now $7.750. Ow Ani. six -M41: 106) 576.22ti7 sub - 1991 Ill"M Previa LE. uromri's W. w Pakaa: Fire- Girt• excgktM conftion. AN Waded mini vas, 129.000 len, SMal A for 90.500. 1995 Lu- ' wday NNW", P Baliand il e 1 i Ads i tke1M mina APV. I pm No applimm. so-Qr- 1677. FK9 ANT CL ASSES avaf- To MMR Mil,thin TtiNi a Balm cruise. mint $1�2 /95� 1993 Wzda 323. auto. p.s., D.D.. DOLL C011EC1101e, 1920'$- able. UK" Nommim folk An IMb, spilaAang n e t- SarsafwMdanenv.Moall OM rl or dharY ally 0 am May ; red. Ont, $5.995. - Gas M Creel. my Cube. 19WY• Witt doN-rtiwd AM: Call 905.571-3415. Owners. SMI Workers ac- araluo6aft0.1905) 574-3447 hie aaf"lkx I a tar Api Piolawl ons" Stcbm sora wry tow ale. 155 " SL W., At Minn flsN EaM 579.2440. Opo 8abm��- ofi{i4xtt.rme.rmM - -- - mmeamef ~ PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ?71557 t 11 f« Sit DURIMM MMWS W Sales d Service repairs. Licensed class A mechanics. 36 recon- ditioned. cemhed ars avail- able for sale. 93 Grand Am SE. loaded. 121k. $79%. 92 Bonneville SSEI, loaded. $10.595 92 Grand Am SE V6 loaded. $7995. 92 Z24. 5 speed. 141k. $15M. 92 Cava - Nor, 2 -door. auto. 54500 92 Simbird. 2 -door. 5 -speed $47% 92 Eagle Talon turbo TSI. a/w/d. 5 -speed, loaded. $10.900. 92 Satum SC2. $6.995. 91 Cavalier. 4 -door. auto. $3995 91 Taurus GL. Waded. $4595. 91 Lumina. Euro. loaded. 4 -door, $5995. 91 Grave A:.. 2 door. loaded $4995 91 Eagle Talon. 5 - speed. 123k, $6995 91 Z24 auto. loaded. $6795 91 Caala. 5 -Speed. $4295 91 Cavalier RS. 2 -door. $5795. 91 Corsica LT. $4995 91 Suhbird LE. 2 door. $1900 91 Olds Cutlass Supreme Inter - rational. Waded, leather in - tenor. 4 -door. $7995 91 Cavalier auto. $3995 90 Grand Pnx LE 101k. 4 -door. Waded. $5995 90 Cavalier Its. 5-speaf. $3795 90 Cor. sia. $3995 90 Ponbac Transport SE. 141k loaded. $779$ 90 Sunbird GT. 5 speed. $3995- 90 Grand Pnx. 4 -door, loaded. 14/k. 55795 90 Sunbod 6T, auto. $3795. N Grand An. Z-0oor. auto. 52995 89 Daytona auto. $2295 89 Z24 auto. $3995. N Grand Pru. 2 -door auto. Waded $4996 0 Berrelfa Gt. Waded. 156k. $4495 99 Fire- bird vie. aXAo. 1281. 64.400 86 Firebu . ado. T -root. $2.395. 221 Westrey Rd.S A 7580 open 7 days a week Boom Prdede 85. 5650 Pontaac 6000 85. 51600, Ford Aare" 86. $ISM Ford Aer- Cox. 0 hesMy pairmed, runs pod!l)-tJ0-930 Go-cart Cal POOR ix Down N 5496 r+ ents V. A GU Turndown Warranty assom ,;.13 tmom 1984 b 1991 B a J ANto Sales 905-420-9056 548 B" SI Pickering PRIVATE COLLECTION Corvette am Is. $6500 80 Porsche 924 mbun. $4500 1979 klwcs c 2400 $3750 'm Imafsrah B. turbo. 35.000mfles $6500 /9th Surobmd GT arwert Teas or. S4a00 19W Berwt7 GTZ. 5 - weed, Waded. 54500 Paef NS -726-3120 REN Aaem oblu • 1901 Sow CDC S! North Oshawa, 906 571-3466 1 yr wona ty ler dedrd on every an Immetstt 1993 Dodge COMM LE. fose- ad. gust dors. ebwa am. 19W Dodge caw vem I.E. &died mew fa7ntm0t- s o S" 1990 GMC Sasaki, If Waded. 2 -ore som 1990 PlymoA ve"Ber, 5 pies 4 cyt rhn's pertett Sr& puce 54399.120 61dG 20 Sena cargo an. a cy1 auto dun Men, 55999 19M Ford Bred 11 Edwe Barer 4X4 Waded. Womac Cal Wit more em0 1988 Dodge Ram an cargo Auto 4 co Perwe Run's P~ or person; a day $2999: AN veR des sold ncpomp&d ad slabbed' CON W or got a 571-3450 to $TAHDARD Auto sales. Qua" Used Cas a Truce s 1993 Ford Tagus GL. 4 -dr. auto a/c. V6. black $7995 1992 Olds Cullass. V6. 4 -dr. N C 11 5kmis $9995 1992 Hadhdi Civic Si. pocket rocket. sun - rod. Mags 5095 1991 Chew Canker 4 -dr auto. Nit. 130 loss. 55296 1990 Pont Grad Am. 4 -dr. aft. at. bw101" 81995. 1990 Acura ko wa CRE ado. black saroa E- $5995 1990 Chev Asda. B pass. Waded wmh lops 5705 we have TWO'! e1909 Chev Cavalier Coupe. er RS Tma - alit. $2996. 1910990oya Car - Na LE. 4 door. 5 -spend. at afem 1096 1929 Tolim TR - al. 2 -dr w8. 9 ams $3495. 377 Taunlpl Rd. E., Oshnaa 4'34-2763 6� 11993 Ctryskr W -M LE. 3.31. V6. loaded. White warm gbwcGal interior 56900 oho. !t5-tt39. 1 Vfwmed a 11 e pmol R I I PAMnee « 11 dente « 1 P 1 onw�il pt' / Ar�AmtmhedaRon 11 Homes e ANY SCRAP Car or Truck wanted. complete or not. Top Cash paid. Free pick- up. Call (905)431-4333 or 434-7489 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayy St. W. Ajax at MUM AUTO SALES WANTED: Body of a 1988 or newer. GMC Chev 12 on, Call 905-725-1392, Tr= 1910 FORD RANGER XLT. 91 000 vel, cap. custom rims and fares. running boards. now winter driven. best offer (906) 579-0604 1916 FORD Bronco 44 Mack YAM red interior. am/tm as- sene In good shape. Aslung $1260 Cal(9o5)666-2174 1991 JEEP Cherokee fad.. while wrtan leather interior. 4x4. ABS. p.s_p-b.. Nit, p.w. p seats. 167.000kms. excel - Ltd condition $12.500. (905)697-3482 1 lames 4 whood Drive :99C -'Uu Astro certified $44495 195.000 kfms. 666- ileg 1991 FORD AEROSTAR XL. wagon. Waded. 127.000 km. wei mmtmwd, like new $7.900 cert -4 (905) 579- 9415 have message - 1995 PONTIAC Lumna APV. of. auto Ws p/b 7•paSfera� w. savant= 56.000km. $13.500. Cal 905728-4856. ONRIAM MOTORS LTD. 1991 GMC S15 Jimmy, 4 OW, 4 x 4. 150.000 lex Wed - ed. very good condition $•0.986 Cw@iWd 1990 Pan- ic Tramp SE, loaded. 140.000 k very good ixwdl- -an. $7.795 a o 221 -ftsbwY Ad S AM, $83- 1 Trailers 11194 Facor Park Trader 37 1/ : ft 2 hp owls rear berms. , mtpe 6. AIC. Microwave - dock i rola Mat. 522000 (M0 -"7-1054 AIMNAKE IM 1. 2 traders with 2 bear- Cal 1905*6"703 Eff laoewrcyeaao 1994YAMAHA MAXIM 'SC 11W drfwt. 19.000 -900 km wmd$b d. sldrp bttk- WSI one Ower. snot&* common. 52500 arta iitd 432-6006 ant 4 p Is inSnommollsiss 1IM ART1C Cat .:ougar 500cc tan cooled. TOM milts. mean we" an Sum- o« 51995 or but oft, Cal (!051263-014 ager Gpme 1IN POLARIS LOM ladle two i low rage i )-1-61 Motor rebmll in 1995 new track 1996 Excellent c:Ondi- s= $2200 (90500-9450 BRAND -WW 1987 POLARIS Sportsman 400 A T V 2 new in Sep stroke $7995 under 41*41. too km asking 56095 0.0 0 1-905 571-7740 aria lips • Mfatine 0I1118N0E Snow for boats. cars. moor homes. traders. eke. Wilde Sales. 4700 Thick - SM Rd WM. RRP1 Brooldln. 905-4155.11010. Farm itno FiNgusIon 51 exaY coadr- son Oil* avom Irbab 1. 14 1. go d qw wwh variable Speed Pick low IWIF& row camh00dre01.4 OphMd. Air con., bin COW SM, sol p for harvest. $10.000 for ampkfe pack- age. Port Pon 905-985.3183 1 APOW-ft Far ftO x96"0., ftrtmg OSW wa. itcu I utiles, foundry. fp1169" 2 bedroom. bcpd. dean. pian entrance. no gds ,awlalk hRmeda" 579 42 7. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - S P.M. SAT. k3 SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1A 8 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE4N INCENTIVES • All W. Included • In - House SupL 6 Maim Rental ofte: Man - Fr 9am - 8 pm Salt i Sun 11ant- 4Pm VALIANT PROPERTY ig MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 MONTR OSHAWA Esta Large 1 6 2 bedromn(s) Lags 6* any Std*V has been under new murapennert fpr 1 yaw now, ad is a way Ow and we ou"ne. Sm. a $NB Akan. able. parking n d - eded Available October Is, ad NovemOer 1st. Pepe l05579-SSN. 9IN"M '81wr St ) large 2 i 3 bedroom apararrms in am law rims building Case o 401 i GO Parka- Awilabm Wood - am", From Sa00.nmomNf Phase !05576.4255 2 BEDROOMS avahbm ay - lime Located 309 Card - Ad. Of ole No puts Poodo d 905.579-2387. rotor Spm 2 BEONOONS newly meaoowut- ed. upper level a duplex. dual Woo Aided Nov 1 $660 . ll'dme Cal pw 416- 501-3709 16501-3709 i leve phone P 24 w tap good location in w maintaned 12 -ow fear memobboufto. Sam" norm an Room Clam slwo0pn9 lies FroOgehfat. IlmI cot. wnddry fora". Sor- GIl9no dotAvailable moww z9V 2 BEDIIOOM Baumleu apartment November. ""2/ Lupin. tram$ renoafed. $650 includes saaw0. new fndge. ob"be 1. Nc. cww. pirk separaft entrance 905 24EDROOM urge basemwm apartment very dein a bright. SOKM moan. pt - ale Hairy laak in. Park- Mo. ring. available Dtt 1st $6951 M090 Brodk/Rossiard. 905- 666-1306. 2-BEMOBM oro Door apartment. las Of Pakp, laundry. $76Wmora W*eu iuddnOW, firstAast spanned. Cal COW (519)787-1816 A= - Clan bright NO saram ith wduet. Nw10u,aw i .Jo ndry Included. Femak pn- fRted Cap 426-3161. LIP w' MfNby bride 1. dm included, firstlialsi M60led no tots. 1 bKt=M $675, 2 Ihrdnow, $775. 3 bad - Mom 5840.. Cal 430- 0134. BEANTiR 700 see N. skit apartment in large DNNWY WE PAY CASH For your late model, 1 DEDU M• newly - hbnm, sky-Wft. s,Nr I Nr - ft awa, balcony. separue B� rtarining used ed. way and n. we dWcin- pairaft entrance. very prate. 5696 Wdusi-srrnokit- son cars and trttcics. PELESHOK trio m bus route. SSSWnhoeuh includes all ubli- q10 pe ppree-- MOTORS ties. Available immediately krnd.Availabk Dec t/ tleri ble.905.985-1520 (go A AX Cal 905-571-5320. =Off HUGE 1200 son. 2 CENTRAL OSHAWA- 3 bea- room $595 . rtydre, very large wth awn ttmraha. Available Now 1 3 bedroom why dttoratd dm alba or farvery ma woo ma. Ria am lost 7254710 CENTRAL PARA boulevard. ore bedroom banmMm >PirNmwmi. million, able kw- dedrd Parking far ON car. no Gundry. mon seater 5550 MAW 576-3678 all after 5 a■ CIARENONT.IVxury WSPrtmem amt thedaoorw, f4 Oram ormrak)--, rir ice. par Bh person. no snooker or mmee"* (905)84�Aw1911 xn CLEAN t BEDROOM. Dow. me* tap Pima& onhana, no swopntp no pent. rfererwces. IIsi i last. Slots tootle pr- for 56005600 maw$, (905) CLEAM SmdttoMamed bW 1 - bedroom bageoW open - mom. fide Mlgawa. no smoking. no pen Available SGWmoro amodoft cam -10a CDUKM APT.. 2 two w a 10 nes from Ookm or Bowwanvft Fnap i saws. wadable Jan 1. $575 Mau- SM do-flet No pow 905 -263 - FOR RENT 1 a 2-bodroan apatne*s in very guru. -o- MO bumOr-. AM all ammwk- bes Bus sop a clop: Pik Rd 11. Oshae4. SM, $716/ ria 579.9016 I= -Harwood/ / ►dy w 2. newly rehavamd but - WAN bachelor apt will sepa- rae entrance and air corms- ftwq. In clan, *W now. On bus rout. SM eco -- 4 ifdusnc oawsinm, wdrt- abo al -- r, felReacn. MS)*420B 4415. IIMn 92rwe1NE11NLJW. 41141- romomn Otaumwwmigb gK 1�&nl PNe aaa. 4-ap- AMlable Doc. 1st M6 428-1 lyl mbM. LAi1QE 3 Bow APA 14ryd�ro AC,PCUPpK ind. Mall 10 PidaBsg Town Ceatfe. CbM 10 GO ilk 401. 1� e* n lrn v k -A N w - J 1 6 2 Bedroom, tacheler apts. Oshawa and Bowman level. 2 bedroom basement ria South Oshawa me-ov- vele. starting at $600/month, apartment. Fireplace. park- ung. laundry. cabAvailable le. Availa bo0r1o00. Parkrg, yard. dish. washer. cable $575 indusia. 1 Indigo. clove added. Mondry immediately. 5900 indwaive. Available Dec.1. 905- 434- Wmded tadkbes. No pets. Cal 905- krst and fast. Gal (905) WI_ 2575. eMgnw Oink NOMBA feeldry 434-2407 1696 farIN. o A A A 11111110- We pay SBO- 510.000 Cash on the spot 1 -BEDROOM Oastenent rtrrenl, $500/momh in MOOKLIN 1 -bedroom, 3 Pc NO SMOIMBn4b 1SVfast required. 2-bedttbm WMR out Any condition 27 Year Dal aW dudes utilities. pnwile en- bath. washer. dryer. Kitchen fridge, stow: Broadloonmd, basement apartment. Brag new. Hwy.2/Harwood. 5750. All arybwe. 24 hours. 7 days. trance. pose to 401. A sfhbp• December 1. S565/month n- AvaiMble immediately. Si* Mow service. 905680- ping; available NOw.1. 905'cluding heat and hydro. s0rkom or studeft 906.42 «905 7065234 _4367260 «905725-0366^ _ ` (905 5639. rooves, Wm " in=. 1p - OLIVE AND WILSON. large. bright newt' renovated 2 -bed- room. laundry. pecking. $695 Plus utilities• Available Jan 1st. Brs3i'last.1905)436.9446 1, 2 BEDROOM apts. Avail- able immediately. Nov. 1 or Dec 1. New building. 350 Malaga. Oshawa. No pets. Call ( 905)-576-6724. SPACIOUS well main ai ed 2 bedroom alts. And at 900 and SM Glen St. Some with waiin dosels, gala provided. Close to schools, shopping tenure, Go Station. Ubu includ- ed. Cal 728-4993. PARK i GMB. Oshawa - 2 bedroom apt Available im- mediately $61341 .First i last, no pets. Stockwell Real- ty Corp. 723-1265. OSHAWA (opposde GM pant) Large and clean. 1 -bedroom $570 2 -bedroom $650 Phpe I SW749.2738. Pager 416- 501-1687 OSHAWA Simon i BMR, 1 - bedroom. top floor house. S575/mo. inclusive. 1911ast. Available irmnedrloey view- ing 576-3327. $41 SUrcpe st.5. Parking. dose to all awroeaims. PICKERING-2 bedroom. Park - Ing. Laundry tar. near Go and Mad Snit wabnq Denson (s). Ayaiable Ott. 1 639•-0116 PICRERMS int ractdam large one bedroom bofeahenl, ire parIm la -dry, mm smoker. no Pit 5590 mcb- sive. Available ennedaNey (905)831-7122 Awa lOm. PICKERING - Specified 2 bad - room apartment, primer pato and entrance. appwnm. S795Jmo imdraive. Sot Dud*-". W kith Real Estate Lid, (905) GWI821 P CI ERIN41 Law Bachelor Same. 3pc bash, leRlherw. 14 aq& malas ce.very Chin, awAaw DMIst me smok- nypets. nlwem, . 1 I 5525 r, I, 905-M-2909 PDXES". w-fey401. 1- bdrm basement. NWM &1- &11111011. ntrams. OMPA. 00-sm t. NO pets. RrsVIW reWA . teftaamtn Available same. dory 420-2015 Mll/sA • NORTH OdW 2 - Two bdrms Nm GO s? Nm. 401 Patkw-, hydho, ad. cmMPao $740 10 imdkwe. hlllau. No dogs Akalhbm Doc NL (905) 721-22M (416) 230-2752. SOUTH EAST Oshawa - 3 b0droom bungalow plus - wal apartment so rd eruance W swab&! Two PhWwas m tach $.200 per M. pct Mian Moving Ox NO or eer- r Pham a6 (416) 291-3009 Strong Family Environ- ment at 280 Wentworth St. W. Large 2 BIR apts. Easy access to sdtoolsI shopping, $630.8650 includes utilities. Great Co( ityCa5� $1 - 1A Absolute Affordable! SICK OF RENTMG ??? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3-t e d b1Jna1 $800/month CoverMtgs ittehhded No down pay. NO 777? go Disdarged BanitnfptliM (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Saks Rep. Sutton Grout) Excel Realty Inc 420 420 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove a1 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 � I lacca For Rtnh 1 A Apbdute Aft ubie VMY RENT? OWN YOUR 1*)= FROM $6BSIYTHn FWANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE (9051571-6275 14900-840-6275 Mark Stagalley Sales SLVon Group EExcal ReiAy 2 BEDROOM basement apt South Ajax Fndw. stove. "I'M &nPeaft wmriw $7wfixo n ncasiw No pets AniaOm immmredltfey. Cal 686-2M. 3 - BEDROOM seam avehelle Pichl" Town Cents Ana. 3 BEDROOM tions on 2 am lot Tauuan Rd Mail Doc 1. 51100 ppin11sI OWN Cal Fred. 90S•a{3-711/ R after 7 pm 4162834541 NORTH EAST MNMA, ex. ceNe* location 3 bedroom swam $9251nphm PWS vbb- I n. Brat I . mawclhas M- 436-1�Aw� Doc 1. Cal 7 W new 3 bedroom house. Jim 1 Car" Wholly FWp. tdowe S105Wmo. kr To ♦5 UG-1441 Eve 6-10 p.m' 416.283-11091. AJAX. 2-bodroow min flexr. attached grape. ntdy does- hinted aft. MOpin share I b No &erarwA. pas. clan 401 i 1906►N6-223! AJAX. 3-bodrooms. dei. 4 4p4ances. for" ymd, pow - me, saw. gn bolo. avdieblo imm&dIM*. 595Wmmordh. 60% *dabs. 1.000-475IB0. or (705) 729-5391 AJAX. 3 -bedroom man floor Seim Im*Acoi t App"ift- a, tauhky. Pa" No pat Non-smoker. Doc fst. Friv last. references. $875 .410x. 905-839-5223 MnTMfe"sm. Main now of Bungalow . 3-bedrom. lr o amwaeaalappliances.kitchen. b w&m one bedroom each. 5500 permo. radkrdes hy0ro. wry. park" Near alio aahWWNS i schools Firsu rda ad wmR. Cal Joe 725- "50110, it plus x a mrOWASS Dec. 1 (905)937- 2429. mane message. WINTBr One beaoom baeomrrerm OPWN , buWM dam 3 Wil avid- We rood $560 nah.wa. palk^Y a laundry Priwmte bedroom hom&, kmasAe6h w UrOWW. Brotk/Anck Awl- cruarwa. FinatAact. Non- dem now. non wmobw 81.100 smalwaM-Ot22 a1ler own. phs pot IImn (9015) m- T526 woom � All prkqft COMPLETELY tsttomtled o1dR eMgnw Oink NOMBA feeldry 2 ♦ 1 bedroom home N dorm 1w0owA"itboAg"'' BBf+ ors' awY4Rre7aHOee 1. farIN. o w1a C1. W1N1Nt howely 3 bsdroow eiF3 1� dahcMd bINOYdw etbin Iddlroryyd[�� maMm Wdtw wbrhR drfwe, Si035hnolWl 'imeleP p be*= asWP NO. Brae diggim, (lOSIIM•dO18. t.doMle No WN118K mom of 60. 1 bad- add Parli. A, , 000 10 hely $1975 Mow, hat NOW Woe at -M hNCba, ah a teNdows Udrslme. 41t611� 2082• arobw NK 1, x00. MB- 3161 «723 9310. � 3 bedtoow and. am Odom COW 2 bMh- WININY. fro gum. one rooves, Wm " in=. 1p - bedroom aparhnent in quiel Pin= ihchat SRS"00 nwomahM. WON awing- + uMn. AmbW Dec 1st. apo dedt prow- m bun Cal 433-8201 ilMtcdfalHy. x85 wa�tOw11h0�Yh5lr. eat -in kild&n, 2 washrooms, 5 applarhces.(940 dote N schnook WINTRY- one bedroom, air and amawin. G&W, dmd4 con.. balcony, one Car peek- screed backyard. References. Mg- 0111101 low rist. "Wk First and last. 5015 plus UM Dec. 1. 5798/mc- iodusive. GU' Available Dec. 1. 725 Cal 905.666-9161. 5241 alcor 5 p.m. aNNr rent whin you an own DSUNARAV M semi- ram/ your own hone for mss Men option a bur on cniaasac. 3 you t1*uk7!! Call Dave Huy bedroom, man floor ♦ lock Salts Rep. Remo arapdaitlo-- qkd how bub" Nofl Suwwit 38thuft (1(05) �- (916) eMY also I.M.1dier oo�i"" 1, 00 PM ffdWrld CIO eatwgs 41M-2323 _a +_ Hausa for Rant PICKERING 3 bedroom 5 appliances. awn Oona up- stairs. Garage i pariong $12M.Owl o'. ovalis utitles Available Nov 1, 905.931- 0951 PICKERING, Off Manor OMs Rd. urge house. man Ilowa upstairs. 3 bedrooms. large tam" roam• 5 Mr. plcmurg. $1150=175% Udon first i last rtlwble- 9 Udn26-0678 Everargs 17 W1M1Y - upper 3 bedroom $875 plus 213. liawage. taco- onr2 bedroom basement S;o RmePtecl. Is" Dec t 429-90M MRn1V. 3-D4droom Vklonn bwnhouse M, d a I=%.Bu. parm1R COrtMr minivast yard. "M OrF Available Dec tsdopMwrFrri (41$ a66 1728 Tomd&eew For n OSHAWA. Cental Park Ba d 4 -bedroom 2 bards POP. applw4os. mRA .00. broad- loom-, . antral or. fdlpdfe. fA►epam8• I►in L 1ksy1W. SPACIM South Oedroom fowler thprse. Oshawa. 2- Wft. nit room. Pia. SaOW momw AN btslhNlwe. Available wuoodho*. Cal 905436- 1962 or 571-0544 SPACIOIR 3 bedroom town- houses wnhouses wN nhrcrfamoed tom- iramgmx. In" dearal- at 4 apps.. a1 ditu Park- nB cod to Schools. an aahwrmoes. Dec. occupancy t22 Colborn I St E OWw.a Apps 434.3972 Reawe tar Now BFDotN11og02 wes. Semrfunushed rooms All facilities included. OpposRa tors stop. Awailabk immediately. Remo pin A (111111115) 619 -IOU MORON - L/werennURaW. Area. 2 rooms nrst and talo. Shan Wmdry. bent aid Caa 939 92p. 2 Room 1 tandslmd, 1 war fOrNihsd AV*** inum, No PIK Rierutrast to ama (9D5)02a02o. Awa[ - SN M WPPhfoNtlelts�. Sk SIN da G AOL, 3 bedrbam hale M Shire. FalrishN tam don Ib all SMSFAtfa, ppae= Sodws *wAmL $350iiilorm napF SMs. 4264385. Awa ip.m. kim- tLAML bdgM pest ho to shah COW. M0 6Mplace. Wmdry. yard. 5 - AM., ution: an indndid Argil- aely M S350lmp. Fe- wak pramrrd. (905)6 19- 1978- MOCN4IWV.12, 3 bedroom. UNWhes included, near MAN. unmedoll Kat 905-631-2904. AJAX- CMWer em a 401 - 4 bedroom emmulm non- smohNg famished home N share with one. Separate 3pc private bath. U- a/a, 8 bus at= Sud �essiaJ. Ouid street PakNp.905-68ndable nONr. FEMALE seeking working (le - make welcome) person or student o store dears. 3 -bed- room home. in North Whitby. Must be neat. non-smoker. like cats $400/month ndu- sive.. 666-9494. ROOMMATE to Shure 3 -bed- room house. Oshawa near downtown. able. phone. laun- dry. $450/moruh an inclusive. available immediately. 905- 725-5689 leaw message. a C«hdormhihmmc AJAX, 1 -bedroom, 5 ap- pliances. wood -bum ng lin- place. balcony, underground parking. storage. building has indoor pool/Sauna. Top floor. Available Nov 1st., NW4u01- ties. Call 416-4110-9203. AJAX. Westney i Hwy 2. 2- bdrm, combo hmmW(kn g area. kitchen. two 4pc. Data. 5 -app.. $1025. includes umi- hes (Meat. hydro. parking. loser. CAC). avail. Dee. 1st. Ajax Really fad. 6111t-11111 a I Curcc i • R $ as OSHAWA 4 McNhf Free Reel III- 850 sq 2nd Or M. 600 sq. main M. 300 sq. 1. adoss from Osn. Centre. SM 2nd Or $500 1.200 sq ff. 2nd flop .1.800 sq 1. main. Call 434-2447 or 656.4132. 7th so -Fr. su abm f« relict or professional offices. Only $7601monlh net Ajax. Jan MIINiams Retail Ouahily on Lid, 663-50W IDEAL 1sq. It. tk alba faith sigftlgs explaouro on Weawy Rd Aja. 5550 PER MONTH 905-503.3581 )NLT ONE LEFTI WS sit rt Ottrtt lJnrt se1om0 ftm, good $awes S4rew Nor" (Oshawa) ocamn: 0 , 'dodawrerlabm UlBles imdaded ts1- DobCd a • Gtmrsgo a Sawtoe. Seen MINI storage units Oshawa Watson $n -m anti double pmts available, access. StOWlhorwl (9bXS) vac, ftno" • IFlistifis CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bedroom. townhouse. pod. WAMM, Bac. privab yard. Swag" now For ria and I* vww photo 905 - $79- 1 1 Prwae "am" For Side, $224.9M AJAX 4 bedrooms. 2.522 sq h on part ads of extras. compare new as 619-0600 with no extras (905) 3 bedroom semi. Air con., fireplace, fridge, stove. plus extras. Immaculate condition Grandview area. $127,900. Cal 905.728-9791 for apps. OUT PRIVATE sale, 2.200 SQ . It. Elim Hermitage house, backs onto Griffiths Park. $219.500. Call (9D5) 685- NORTHEAST Oshawa. 14 .11. freehold townhouse, Waded with desirable features. vendor may pay a6 bitt'er's legal. dosing i mov- in 5 expenses $125.000. 905 OPEN HOUSE: 9. 2p m.- 4p m , 1110 Northridge Crt. Large custom backspid. 4.1 bedrooms, oak cupboards/ radings/floors. Fieldstone fire- place, pool; extras. $219.000. No agents. 905- 728.5962. PRIVATE. Bridlewood. Beaufa- tol 5 -bedroom. 2 -storey home Bads onto park. Appointment al 499-1649 or Open Now on Sunday Nw.2nd train 1:0D- 1 Aderhdifl Road. REDUCED ZONB picturesque Small property 136X150 los 8 roans. Double Aa. gauge. I--. fireplace. htwourtd pool i muds, much more. Only, $169900. C~ Banker Golden KeyRLT. Call No"GO= by (4,6)-261-2200. REDUCED WHITBY bungalow sale/rem,near schools. 3 bedrooms. hArdwoM floors. Mauro la. mgaat S1 .900. Open to Oft W_ 30M or 666-i564 wts"IEYM Wr.2. 3 large bedrooms. 2-1 r2-baan. last how on dud orad. chid-sak strut Slows to perlecron It glwta! Mary Jayrm homy. Norman Hill R*Wy Inc (416)226-5615. I Twmrmoeea tar Salo ORlIYt roundworm - rent or own. carnes same 5850 •. Irr101tdrilt. 3 bedrooms. 2- waioa fromirRlwOaw to Palo walkout boo master bedroom to bola", acres W am park am as amw nes 70532! 330. Logo b WATERFRONT COMMUNITY in Port Perry 2 acme lois tar seem star-- a $120.000. 905- 427 -OM or 905-905-3724 LM lhawf OBTAINING A LOAN tS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COW PAMES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS OD NOT. R IsSUBS TEO THAT YOU HIVESTWWM THOR- OUBIIY BEFORE SIBIMIG ANY CONTRACTS. i 1 M°nPP`• redidemas BMRTBAMS - Good. bad and ply Fnancir for any Per - pose. rami loom 299%. AN coow Rmiwtafl "°sRMces 66944 • I Baeiees eImp , dei**. Banks pay $1000. or Bos proms- sioalo smmvks. Also in hotsp- sal. uhoaoparance. namoves E&yaee 011hhom sm. w bacftm ad mospon SM 10 6tar1 an srttpy Idea - on bkmWNW TOB Fret 1 -BM - 309 -3M3. rel 2003, lmifed pOPollwmmrkOr. e whloMs rratlwgMa VpPurimAIIy as a Our firm has been, in usuiess 3ifl0eSi11Ce 1977. Vine have uwny batlons in Ontario. Franchise lHani� I Please call HeL4i 451 -OM Atlkic NBtias PWM Nips Tom to spolligion to w amw a Nall Ot MO SWM*AIW VOW 0� sh>flllP B 6161 q IBRCIIBrs. TM DOW of Ob al bid was Rot In NOMI DLL tin doy IN qu NI illi now of his !Ilii mkwW aBr9ica odd 41n tonin b�half.IlOdW Of� 9 to /� MB Mitl111dBfah111h119 t11MR6 km Ills I ansoon soup for #a i�g - _P1 $D I a most OIher dos, V" Md root prelp x aM tIRNe Mlnalaa 1NIr. .bst �d �RID GILT BiRCUely is" any 9 rnTlBrNwww� warq VW t Tied tint 116Ci1Brs SM 00 as WNloowe yam@, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MNEMEER ?,11"7 -PAGE 31• • 1Eli Nwtas • 1 u, Nodes 1 BirtlHI 1 �• : MttwNe a siege . IBakasrrMee • Makrrt•see • 1 Decubs • 1 Dares NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the estate of MARY WELLS, Pensioner, Deceased, All persons having claims as creditors against the estate of the above mentioned, late of the Town of Pickering in the Region- al Municipality of Durham who died at the said Town of Pickering on October 15, 1995 are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 29th day of December, 1997. After that date the Public Guardian and Trustee will proceed to distribute the es- tate, having regard only to the claims- of which she then shall have had notice. Anyone having knowledge of a Will or next- ef-kin of the above mentioned is also re- quested to contact the undersigned. DATED at Toronto this 27th day of October, 1997. PUBLIC GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE, ESTATE TRUSTEE 595 BAY STREET SUITE 800 TORONTO, ONTARIO M5G 21111116 File: 814966-016 LONG ESTABLISHED Oshawa Buoy Stwp Spray booth . compressor. trams eq"etc . Ordy 51295- Auto repair OW wM horst SM Ynktby car lot choice Iocatan. Only MONEY GROCERY SHOPPING! ~tart for less than $50. Pteooe 905-433-4719 for recorded message • 1 Personals HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $2 99 mon 18. 24 hrs 1-900-451- 3783 Dab Horoscope 1-900- 677.7770 $5.00 24 hes IN:AVENLY PPOK - $2 99/mm 18. 24 hours. 1-900.451.3783. DAILY HOROSCOPE 1-900.677- 770 SS 00 24 ItnNrs I'M not fare whack is more prnicutt. frrOng this ad or re- DIWQ to A. I aur a woe white mak aft entolrs cow" uv - mg, slots with physical ft- 'ess. traveling a boating A >ra TRAVEL PARADIGM. HoTs�egle are a snare. at hactne IpU1. 35-15. wAh tossed business Exceeert SM AL mWeV. please r" ami ii;is uonil nmg Ongoing sappon w wit. wft rile m out Fultipart-Dint. Travel perks yo1M'seR. along TWO a phot trivet agents welcome in, "N nwnW b Box 4587, W vestmerA $9.995 curt' YOW o ECCMonst a Sun. 9 tlertage business 1-905.373-4848 or Road. Ranine,. Ort L3P 1-888-567.7111 ,M3 cotaing 03 EvMAs " LADIES- TREAT YOURSELF' llnpue 2 n 1 fervent n your PORI PERRY Flea Markel M� 1560 Hwy Port Perry. lit aratM� Toot and "mien Tao er 5;n l Sat. -Sun. Nuv 8--99 CIOmwn i Free Hot cut. ^w Wit cad a00earld Dogs Ilam-3pm Basins on ProiNssionalty Speakrtq SlWmoro Cal 905-M- TV Cad for your tree w bene 8424. ebnatllinbrl bfiaY. You wbr1T reW* A Vfa ampaed 839- • I Atdctions FITT (3488) HA VE IOU VISITED 1.4,VTIK AI .. THE ANTIQUE STORE YET?? 2 floors of exceBewt bwxoiws. Cones A Browse Tan. - Sot 10-6 P.AL IOTA KWgstow Rd/ Pickering VUhige) 905-026-2888 • 1 pasonds NAVE YOU had negative ex- periences with the C!"Wen's Ad SoeMb (0slw a)li Don't be aloin ,loin aalea to help keep ch"" sale. We can help' Catidattul nl 905 - MASSAGE Fall Body Relaxation 6161,• Io Am aN.• 6 -- 14ba - rr. 579-1501 7dayn•k GET SOME LOVIN'!! 24 Hr. Dateline Simply call: 1-900451-7818 Ext. 9461 S2.99limin Inst be 18 Proal Cr. (602)954.7420 MOONUGHT ESCORT SERVICE Illigh Clan IHNIFFentaM Esrafta for all occasions. Ott eaAL 24 Ins./ 7 dap 432-24" Piking sectlim) $t2EAelE E•actiona : Final - IV' A daerq servo for above - aye" sued Soon aw met adwrers No tear of re- lation! No Risk' Cap (910731.1366 $►09111 CNEATMG?? E R F'Syctrc Answers You rfl know Riled e1 Pofce 100.000+ Cdta. use us Cats conhanhal. 24Ws $2991 min, 18. 1.900451-4055 DOMINION; r WHITESIDE r We are proud to announce the birth of our daughter, Rebecca Emily lean r r on October 14, 1997 r r Tipping the scales at 9 lbs. 6 oz. Matthew, Michael, Luke and especially Elisabeth are thrilled that their sister is here. Special thanks to the nurses at Labour and Delivery and Maternity at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. :11 Improvements :11 Imprdverrwftq CANDO QUM RENOVATIONS INC. Duplay hon• renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT Too SMALL • Kitchens • Basements . Windows • Doors - Bathrooms - Etc. ■� 905-686-5211 IET Renovations Customized Basements All Interior Repairs to__Home. Drywall, Painting, Plumbing. 24hr emergency plumbing FREE estimate Call Joan Keegan 905 571-2056 :11 ktla+a.r DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b 905-837-0949 GENERAL CARPENTRY a REPILIRS we www, - rec rooms - baetroorns - - kochem - doors . decks Drywall tNwv a repays NO cab too soman^ Free eek- mras. Reasonable rates ANwo50 gua w**W (905) 6047 J.B.M. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors Additions, basements. windows a doors. flooring, drywall, taping. electrical. pluffbM C0MrTWaVResial panting K*n 438-6046 TJE-r •e$ CUSTOK CONTrRACTrneea iditwo. basements, icks, cabinets. porch tdosures. tiling. dry - a8, tapn9• pa'rnthil units, bats, dronsBi bathR wirtd- vs a doors garden sirs made to ordw. C. Terry for estimate: 43"115 HANDYMAN And dearrrg services A WO* d Bat rale& EXCEPrK)NAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION REm143$1l11Y Vic` ISCRE770N GUARANTEED IN & OUT SERVICE A&C 'ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and oW, Workmanship. Guar- anteed. 10% discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Free esti laws. Call Andrew all ("M 423.3781 Elrperleneed Cross hover, Bargain rates, honnes, offices, apt., etc. Rano Packing amwdda le. Restore old turn to its original beauty. Hand stripped, Free estimates. Ian • Dressmaking • Tailoring • Alterafmas Quality work reasonable rates. -0 years experience For all your sewing needs all 426-1478 1 Flconrtg, CARPET MBSTALLAnot s 25 years experience restretclvrtg, our 1 OPertlrg a speciality. Free ostimates. D i M Dashes. All pro 9� 987-1719 or U7 -tees and Wallpapering Stucco ceilings General rtlpalrs Ta at rw�pprices 20% oa fo fervors Cali for a FREE Eswaft /G4-91669 TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable servt e. 420-0081 815'x1 MATIOMAl MIOVIMG snTEMS Big or small Sal or Itenly rates SBNN AND ow Mai OncomTi. Ree Estrnates 95-723-7479 14484153-7758 Ilovls sea we woe nave a wtlrrn. anywhere. anybme. er COusmaal or residat". Packawig. storage and Dans amiable senior6 mrd momh discounts. Free eserines 571-0755 14888491-6600 HARRY-O-TNE- MOVERS Move big or small, we price them am! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (lr 1--IM-263.5836 MM:HAl.i10 Hggouses. Apartm•ts. 011ie Sp Appytices Now ad ehm neared storage ullft.ils. sew andMdoialp )We B DmaEitoeMeal wL serTfice. call 0111,4 16. SHINE Maid Service soec:a: -,, -quality not warwty Meekly. bh-weedy or 1 tithe 619-0353 insured 8 Bonded .MAID SERVICE ,� Arn'ew•hn igen-4i c wlisniism is CtAftow, err, ntwt ckax U rob uwwrtfy or 3.1-urieilth, Mx•4t,t 4(Yi-0421 Burrdrrl i=lrc.un•J Arnim Durham CLEAMMIG SERVICE Qualified, licensed, professional cleaners. 22 years experience. Residential. Free estimates, low rates. Telephone 427-3582 Insured ad somw sac. REMOVAL Small commercial Parking lots/plazas Contracts welcome orr clearing Great rates. Call for eswriates John - 11106-6536 EffMMilta A U -P 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 toad special, starting at $99 and up - 725 -0005 or 427 -MS RANGER LANDSCAPING FALL CLEAN-UP Excellent Rates i Service GUARANTEEDI (905) 619-2125 (416) 806-1808 : a l "r"rg i : a 1 wwuwtg a ZLardecdpin REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE Seasoned Firetreood Available CALL DAYS 831-7055 Party s•rvicw Lo Party sefvices CLOWN / MAGICIAN 4N • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905J 839-7057 • • wnw • • usrrss Sawie« • servin. ATTENTION SEMORS MOBILE FOOT CARE Receive 55.00 off First Visit (Offer expires November 15th, 1997 428-8457 24 hours Lynda Donaghy, R.N. SENIORS SERVICES & Older adults Caring individuals with expenencet providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more inlormabon call 905420-5114 'HEART TO HE.Ikt2T Call Susan & Karen Henry Pam lervicee RARRIT WA6PM WORK D—l; Magic =x Childen's Parses And AN 0ocalWaos,Have n Own Lawn Esme 6-493= rums Ta, FiuencuY ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS Accounting Senriices Payroll Bookkeeping Tax Returns For as your auxaunwit; etude' OF Aa. -..«a s«.im 905427.9199 TO ADVER- TISE YOUR BUSK DESS OR I IR CE M THIS SECTION PLEASE CAU 6e3.O�O�? SMDERSON MONUME.'VT CO. LTD. t Since 1872 - C&brating 1251 Anniversary Ask about our no charge warranty program Pickering; Village Sbouwor)n7 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 42--4366.1(800) 461-0282 I Want to pocket some money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage We. Call 683-0707,w advertise it In our Classifieds p.I�7 NEWS ADVERTISER LU BUILDING CENTRES CORRECTION NOTICE Due to errors on part of the News Advertiser, .the address was omitted from the ad that ran Fri., Oct. 31. The address should have read: 15 Westney Rd. N., Ajax (905) 427-9931 • 'Note: 6 months Cash -Free Credit No Payments - No Interest is O.A.C. >t rw..e www ,w •ax•wwr• Rsd oro on Me Mese dart 01 ( ' 838-6989 cofME Pur, hemi a pubilledlim n ere cannot exotic dark tlloes� lens I' - -Y OW aAMW aid al- fectiveronate. PrivaM entertake- for anon Man cane Ilearli0rl N 9ns 1 AooBltg tern.cam(416)566�gOS9 event of an error EXCEPrK)NAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION REm143$1l11Y Vic` ISCRE770N GUARANTEED IN & OUT SERVICE A&C 'ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and oW, Workmanship. Guar- anteed. 10% discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Free esti laws. Call Andrew all ("M 423.3781 Elrperleneed Cross hover, Bargain rates, honnes, offices, apt., etc. Rano Packing amwdda le. Restore old turn to its original beauty. Hand stripped, Free estimates. Ian • Dressmaking • Tailoring • Alterafmas Quality work reasonable rates. -0 years experience For all your sewing needs all 426-1478 1 Flconrtg, CARPET MBSTALLAnot s 25 years experience restretclvrtg, our 1 OPertlrg a speciality. Free ostimates. D i M Dashes. All pro 9� 987-1719 or U7 -tees and Wallpapering Stucco ceilings General rtlpalrs Ta at rw�pprices 20% oa fo fervors Cali for a FREE Eswaft /G4-91669 TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable servt e. 420-0081 815'x1 MATIOMAl MIOVIMG snTEMS Big or small Sal or Itenly rates SBNN AND ow Mai OncomTi. Ree Estrnates 95-723-7479 14484153-7758 Ilovls sea we woe nave a wtlrrn. anywhere. anybme. er COusmaal or residat". Packawig. storage and Dans amiable senior6 mrd momh discounts. Free eserines 571-0755 14888491-6600 HARRY-O-TNE- MOVERS Move big or small, we price them am! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (lr 1--IM-263.5836 MM:HAl.i10 Hggouses. Apartm•ts. 011ie Sp Appytices Now ad ehm neared storage ullft.ils. sew andMdoialp )We B DmaEitoeMeal wL serTfice. call 0111,4 16. SHINE Maid Service soec:a: -,, -quality not warwty Meekly. bh-weedy or 1 tithe 619-0353 insured 8 Bonded .MAID SERVICE ,� Arn'ew•hn igen-4i c wlisniism is CtAftow, err, ntwt ckax U rob uwwrtfy or 3.1-urieilth, Mx•4t,t 4(Yi-0421 Burrdrrl i=lrc.un•J Arnim Durham CLEAMMIG SERVICE Qualified, licensed, professional cleaners. 22 years experience. Residential. Free estimates, low rates. Telephone 427-3582 Insured ad somw sac. REMOVAL Small commercial Parking lots/plazas Contracts welcome orr clearing Great rates. Call for eswriates John - 11106-6536 EffMMilta A U -P 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 toad special, starting at $99 and up - 725 -0005 or 427 -MS RANGER LANDSCAPING FALL CLEAN-UP Excellent Rates i Service GUARANTEEDI (905) 619-2125 (416) 806-1808 : a l "r"rg i : a 1 wwuwtg a ZLardecdpin REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE Seasoned Firetreood Available CALL DAYS 831-7055 Party s•rvicw Lo Party sefvices CLOWN / MAGICIAN 4N • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905J 839-7057 • • wnw • • usrrss Sawie« • servin. ATTENTION SEMORS MOBILE FOOT CARE Receive 55.00 off First Visit (Offer expires November 15th, 1997 428-8457 24 hours Lynda Donaghy, R.N. SENIORS SERVICES & Older adults Caring individuals with expenencet providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more inlormabon call 905420-5114 'HEART TO HE.Ikt2T Call Susan & Karen Henry Pam lervicee RARRIT WA6PM WORK D—l; Magic =x Childen's Parses And AN 0ocalWaos,Have n Own Lawn Esme 6-493= rums Ta, FiuencuY ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS Accounting Senriices Payroll Bookkeeping Tax Returns For as your auxaunwit; etude' OF Aa. -..«a s«.im 905427.9199 TO ADVER- TISE YOUR BUSK DESS OR I IR CE M THIS SECTION PLEASE CAU 6e3.O�O�? SMDERSON MONUME.'VT CO. LTD. t Since 1872 - C&brating 1251 Anniversary Ask about our no charge warranty program Pickering; Village Sbouwor)n7 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 42--4366.1(800) 461-0282 I Want to pocket some money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage We. Call 683-0707,w advertise it In our Classifieds p.I�7 NEWS ADVERTISER LU BUILDING CENTRES CORRECTION NOTICE Due to errors on part of the News Advertiser, .the address was omitted from the ad that ran Fri., Oct. 31. The address should have read: 15 Westney Rd. N., Ajax (905) 427-9931 • 'Note: 6 months Cash -Free Credit No Payments - No Interest is O.A.C. >t y:n✓ 33Yy: iE Interi French Di F.J. PINE (PAINTABLE) QUALITY DOORS BY ROYAL SPECIALIZING IN FRENCH 24"x80" 24"x80" FLAT GLASS BEVEL GLASS $95 00 X 125°° zs"xeo" 28"x8o" FLAT GLASS BEVEL GLASS $�0 $130°° 99 FLAT GLASS BEVEL GLASS X105 00 $ 135°° 32"x80" 32"x80" FLAT GLASS BEVEL GLASS x 109 00 x 140 °° %..'4 Un`,' Interior Colonial Doors #800 SERIES • COLONIST CLASSIQUE SLAB PREBUILT 4"x8o" $3699 $5800 Pre -Built Fireplace MantelS 26"x80" $3799 $5900 � $ EASY TO INSTALL TAKESHOUR i z 28" xso 38" $5900 oa ! 30"x8o" $3999 $6000 32"x8o" $4099 $6200 Montclair Regency Kensington 34"x80" #4.5" $6400 MONTCLAIR REGENCY KENSINGTON 36"x8o" :4699 s6400 PAINT GRADE PAINT GRADE PAINT GRADE 2 0 $ 0098 98 998 0 /o OFF DOOR I 116T7 &W9 24 HARDWARE (with purchase of door) ALL NA"M M" AVAD.AO A M OAK, KNOTTY PDE A M" (Non sale items only) acEs MAY VARY rim T ARRIVED cfoofaSSOMS CERAMIC TILE a BATHROOM VANITIES S V" ry swsEs �u��Y AssEMs�.Eos I" f sAEs � urcouet MIELAIDDIE MAl1�L,E J �,Kfl 1 MAYA MON.—FRI. 7:30-8:00 =, * `SATURDAY 8.00-5:00 SUNDAY 10:00-3:00 1= o M 1 =129001 $109" 1 $59" 1 $89" 1 _ =15900 =12900 $6900 =10900 _ =17900 $13900 x6900 =11900 I22 '* IDOM 1�1110 =199001=24900 I I=1191 =_ 1 $219001$M0 0 I =1 Er I ==o �:1 =269001=24'90°ISPWML O N�l1 a'o_ MOM =29900 X59°° ORDER 1$1,690 LYMBIRD LUMBER NOME NAR E BUILDING CENTRE =wwl Q/ IfIfON MillPK�INO AI#!lI11i300! u+1 t l wil GREAT PRICING ON HARDWOOD FLOORING PREFINISHED: ISRUCE1 •wAum $4"Sa $6,"11 ff CBM "raX2`�a NATURAL OAK ". i CM4 %aX2•�a GUNWO►CK OAK $44e>1Q n $624 � c8931 �raX.3 ra NATURAL OAK '64". s " 6 C�34 %4I3% GUNSTOCK OAK Wosa " $6" i YOUR CHOICE � ■ ■ CMMn 'Y.�d'r. SADDLE OAK TAYEIrI $3'rso ". $ CU"ff %42% NA WAL MOM UMEIrI $389sm T. $58 9 CMI 'iaX2% SPICE OAIC TAVERN $3soFT.; $3soso. *5" *589 BHF314 %4X3% BEECH TAVERN Fr. DISTALL PRICE UM VARY M TO NO= COI I I NI MON.—FRI. 7:30-8:00 =, * `SATURDAY 8.00-5:00 SUNDAY 10:00-3:00 1= o M 1 =129001 $109" 1 $59" 1 $89" 1 _ =15900 =12900 $6900 =10900 _ =17900 $13900 x6900 =11900 I22 '* IDOM 1�1110 =199001=24900 I I=1191 =_ 1 $219001$M0 0 I =1 Er I ==o �:1 =269001=24'90°ISPWML O N�l1 a'o_ MOM =29900 X59°° ORDER 1$1,690 LYMBIRD LUMBER NOME NAR E BUILDING CENTRE =wwl Q/ IfIfON MillPK�INO AI#!lI11i300! u+1 t l wil