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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_11_26,'-DON'T DRANK K mm $ Remember tllw NtMN i ttt0 V. V; "We're hyo OttM na cow 9 837-11-11 �' SICK -N-00 TAX FOR You Two MAYERNITV T1rue doed Sale ZOx to sox Or'F Ydb�e .� Hey. E of W �� '� 426-2088. Pickerin,q THE TOWN OF PICKERING PUBUC UBRARI CENTRAL Adveftis r P1Ckeij'l11 g 'ti CO1Jf1 in it nity Newspaper since 1965. Optional .4 week home delivery charge $5/ $ I ne%vsstand November 26, 199—, Vol. 32. No. 48, Pressrun -42,500 38 lxigcs Mayor lauds outgoing Pickering Council MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — It was all sweetness and light Monday night as Town Council members hid farewell to some and thanked each other for a term well -served. The meeting was the last before the inau- guration of the newly -elected Council next Monday and marked the departure of Ward 2 local Councill,r Sherry Seni, and Hard 3 local Councillor Fnoon Pi,irm , h,•th of whom were defeated in runs for the mayor's job. They will be replaced by rookies Mark Holland ( Ward 2) and David Pickles (Ward 3) next week_ However, there may soon be more farewells and perhaps some returns since Council could embark on a whole new round of musical chairs if Manor Wjnnc .Arthur, win, the Regwrial :ha irimin,l1ir De; ' Than .Auld chooses to run for the vacant mayor's scat. There were kind words from Ma%or Arthurs for all councillors and Town stall; as he thanked them for their work over the last term. He noted Pickering has made progress on a significant number of issues. including the completion of a new Town Of- ficial Plan, the start of waterfront initiatives ,ind the designation of a site for a new !)Ti-f_nn College campus here. democratic process docs work very Keep your eye on the ball... Lisa Walters of Oshawa's O'Neill Collo- basketball semi-final action at DO'C Mon- giate Redmen heads up the court with day afternoon. DO'C won 39-33 to advance Ajax's Archbishop Denis O'Connor to the LOSSA championship game against Catholic High School Chargers' Sonia Pickering'. Pine Ridge Secondary School Godding in hot pursuit during Lake Ontario Pumas Wednesday night at Whitby's Father Secondary School Athletics senior (girls' Leo Austin Catholic SecondarN School. cfJectivcly in this municipality:' he said. Mayor Arthurs praised Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson for having "served his constituents well' since hiring appointed by Council in January 1996 to re- place the late David Farr, and said his ap- pointment had been a "wise decision" by Council. He commended Coun. Senis for working full-time at her job as councillor. See DEPARTING/Pale 2 Off road... s' 11kliNE ARTHI RS Thank, to all Shared Durham school bus plan a bust? Br' St SAN UNFll.l. separate school., in the town. stlrr REP(MTIR Mr Trho%ach said the Pickering project An integrated student transportation system alone will save approximately $470.Mil per ,cross the region that would result in suhsta n- year. money that will be re-irtvestcd Into .:I savings for Durham's two schim)1 ,chains starting in Januar% „ards and their taxpayer% has been Based on the success of the pilon -:dcswiped. at least temporarily. pr,gcct, the board, had agreed to go Ron Trbovich, %urwrimcndcnl of y,tcm-wide with the trtnsportaiwn •usincss for the Durham Board of Ed- o -operative next tall, he ,aid. : an ton, told trustees Monday a deci- Walter Yewchyn. sufvrinicndcnt oI .:,�n by the separate board to defer ap- support services for the separate ,i , t the project until next year '-oard. says the M,ard remains :,,m rho system wam't be up tical l„ the proicit huh '—pl,, na-.•d, running in September as was ex- )re time to work out some of the dc - "I i -Is regarding how staff from the two %Ir "Trtxvvich Bald a "great deet til' (:R \N"1 ,ard% will work together : Mort" has gone Into the plan. so Ivo 'It's a question of what kind of re - •.,as -surprised" to learn of the YEt sourer, we nerd to operate it." he I turham Region Roman Catholic Sep- 'Benefit of says, adding there arc only three stili .,rate School Board's decision. ratepayers' in the transportation department. A The regions two sex)l boards en- public hoard report on the proposed yaged in a pilot project in Pickering this fall, transportation system states the hoards .idopting staggered starting times to accummo- planned to survey parents of each schox,l com- date a computer-generated transportation sys- munity in January regarding their preferences tem that allows buses to serve hoth public and Scc BI SIN(:/PaLc 3 Durham police ready to R.I.D.E. Annual blitz ~tarts Friday The holiday RIDE program starts in Durham Region this Friday. Nine officers will he oper- ating Christmas. spot Check,. aimed at preventing drinking and driving. throughout Durham for the next six weeks. Last year, the Reduce im- paired Driving Everywhere program in Durham checked more than 35.(X) drivers dur- IvsUnE � Fire guts Pickering home, damages set at The Season of Giving -- The local Nilvation Army drive to fill hampers for the needy in Ajax and Pickering needs to know who to help - See page 7. j ' Recytdees Report - As we Ret better at recycling, may of us re- quire a second blue box. lrr- raine Roulsion has an update in today's News Advertiser -- See page 9. Editorial page ...........6 Entertainment .. ] 1 Sports ................14 i Classified .............15 Real Estate ...........REI HOW TO REACH US General ..........683 -5110 (Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line .... ..683 -?5 15 Sincerely Yours I -SW -662-8 i_'3 Internet . %v%v%v durh.unncn, ❑cf Firefighters contain blaze flame, when we got there and the fire was Firefighters headed toward the hallway:' says Pickering to familyroom of home Fire Department Deputy Chief Bill Douglas. Both windows in the room broke due to the PICKERING — There was serious damage heat. but firefighters managed to get there in but no injury from a fire that broke out Sunday time to prevent the blaze from spreading else - afternoon in the Denby Drive home of a couple where in the home. and their two children. All three Pickering fire stations responded Firefighters were called to the scene at 2144 to the fire. Firefighters on the way to the scene Denby Dr. at 12:29 p.m. Some family members were able to see the smoke from the blaze all were at home at the time of the blaze but man- the way from Brock Road and Hwy. 2, reports aged to get out. However, the fire resulted in an Depute Chief Douglas. estimated $150,0W damage to the residence Though it's clear the fire started in the fam- and about $25.000 damage to its contents. ily room, no cause has yet been determined and "The family room was fully engulfed in it's still under investigation. New Pickering school will be late for class While the Durham Board of However, original plans to the Fewer School Boards Act we Education has approved sketch open the schools in September were required to go to the EIC plans for three new schools in 1998 have been pushed back to for approvals:' so the change in the region. the opening dates January 1999 as the hoard awaits process "has delayed our plans:' have been delayed as the board the OK from the Education Im- Whitby trustee Patty Bow - awaits provincial approval. provement Commission (EIC). man said pushing the dates back Ted Beauchamp. manager of Construction of the schools is unacceptable. facility design and construction in Pickering. Ajax and Whitby Opening the three schools in for the hoard. presented the can't begin until the board re- 1999 was "not what we present - plans for the three "identical" ceives word from the EIC, said ed to the community. schools dt Mondai}', hoard Ron Trbovich, suhcrintendent of "We build schools in nine meeting business. "With dw passage of months in this system:' she said. Ing the Christmas season. charging 64 people with im- paired driving and suspending another 93 people for having borderline breathalyser read- ings, says Sergeant Rick Bates. See R.I.D.E./Page 2 $1759000 Pickering firefighters managed to contain this Denby Drive blare before it spread. No injuries were report- ed in connection with the fire. . PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WMNEN/AY. WWF IIWX 26. 111 Departing Pickering councillors lauded DEPARTING/From page 1 "I can't think of events where you weren't there:' he noted. " 1 thank you for that level of commitment :' He praised Coun. Pistrilto for wr- ing his constituents "ex '• tremewell.' and for bringing new ideas forward. ..You challenged Council:' said the mayor. Ma%or Arthurs lauded Ward I local representative Dave Ryan as "the t quiet voice on Council" and noted ENRICO the councillor put PISTRITTO ..a tremendous 'Challenged amount of thought Council' behind it before he chose to speak.** He commended Ward 1 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson for frequent- ly bringing a " diflerent perspective" to Council debates. "We know the work you've done and your constituents know it:' noted the mayor, who praised Coun. John- son's community work as well. Mayor Arthur% described Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner as "the conscience of Council" and as hating been "definitive" on issues he left strong' about •'You've challenged Coun- cil on man-, occa- sions:' said the mavor. adding Coun. Brenner has also worked hard y for his con- stituents. Departing Councillors Seni% SHERRI'and Pnstntto both SEti1S noted at had been a privilege serving 'Lcvci of Pickering and its commitment' residents, and thanked Town staff for their assistance over the years. There were thanks and last words from all Council mcrnhers. "This is without question the nicest Council I've had the opportunity to work with:' noted Coun. Dickerson. adding mem- hers hadn't head grudges after they'd disagreed on issues. Pickering has high hopes for Hwy. 2 Bl' MARIANNE TAKACS IN \FF" RFPs tRTIA PICKERING — The Town has taken an important step to transform Kingston Road from a highway that splits the town into a 'mann strcet' that holds it together. Last week. Pickering Council voted to receive the Kingston Road Cornckx Transformation Study. Councillors de- ferred It to he considered Dec. 8 by the incoming Town Council that will have the authority to start irnp cmentmg I. The sndy and an aocompoanynng re- port from tltc planning department rec- ommend a number of measures to make the town core a place to go rather than simply drive though They include lower speed limits, sidewalks, distinctive lighting and 'street furrniture', develop ment of hwkbng% nmmedtately border- ing the road, extensive true planting. and the creation of a ppedestnan-friendly cn- %Innmcnt. The Nrth of the Joint Towvn/Regnn study can be traced back to January 1995. when the Pro vine finally harried Axftxity over King Am Road, or Hwy. 2. to Durham Region Until that point. the Town'% hands- had andshad been tial in its attempts to Improve the arca. Requests for changes were turned down by Queen's Park• according to Town deputy director of planning Tom MclyrmA. 'Tiley said 'rxo way. it's a highway'. The Province had a standard for a high- way .VIII you could (lever go them off that That's why it kooks the way it does today..' Durham Regan. however, has turned out to be much more receptive to Picker- ing'% desire to change the character of the road and has agreed to consider the matter. Mille reason the study was undertak- en with the Region is we had to get the Regan on sde to do more than ju.t maintain it a% a highway. They arc men much on side now that they bac c hoc n through this exercise" The final report on the sludv was completed by the consultants in Au- gust and the issue is now coming back to Council for decisions. Among the recom- mendations being made by a Region- aUrown staff tud sy team are: Division of Kingston Road into five areas or 'precincts', each with its own planned urban de- sign, streetscape character and lard use pattern — Rougemount Vil- lage, Whites Road Corridor, Town Centre West, Downtown Core and Brock Road Corridor. " Establishment of 'gateways' at each end of Kingston Road tat Altona Road and near No- tion Road) and 'portals' at major interchanges (Whiles, Liver- pool and Brock roads) at which design charactens- tics such as special signage, lark scap- ing and street sculpture would be used to create streclscapes that establish them as entrants to Pickenng. .Adopting a design theme and official dk'veloprrenl guidelines for the Kingston Road corridor which would outline the Tio%n'% ohjectnve% for the area and stipu- late how earth precinct, gateway and por- alIs to he dLVCI ,ped. Adopting an nmpementatxn strategy for the Kingston Road plan, which would Include regulatory changes such as new ionmg bylaws to control devel- o pmcnt. mfrastrveturc projects to got the desired traun%firmatioxn under way. and partrncrshap programs with pn%-Ac and ccrnmunaty groups to undertake parts of the transfixrmatRm work jointly. Town staff have mcornrnended cost estimates for somc of the coiraruLtidn work associated with the tiamfixrmaticn be included in Pickeong'% 19911 budget. According to Mr. Melymuk• the ben- efits of this uansimmatnn will Include a greater sense of ccmmunuty for rest - dents, and ocrnxmlc dntkgwnent and imoctate! %pia-otf% in the corrxfar area Mr. Melymuk Suggests it could take Lip to 10 or 40 years for most of the dc - sired changes to take place. un�s:`I r x .. E. rm es ri day yam' QJ f,_411 DE spot checks during the the Passport to Ride coupon book 99768 festive season:, Sgt. Bates Proceeds from the coo as go to the 71te goal this year is to check says Wriety Club. even more dri- ; �;g^ w,.� Whitby OPP vers, he says. The problem of drinking and dri- ving has de- creased in the past few years but drunk drivers still cause a Sig- nificant number of road injuries and deaths, he says. "We intend to As a deterrent to drunk driving, should the media report the names of people charged with impaired driving offences? u To respond to this issue call lnfosouwe at nf__Imr+CC 683- 7040 and dial 5103 A sample of your responses will appear in Friday's edition of the Pickering News Advertiser detachment offi- cers will also start their annual RIDE checks on Friday. Throughout the Greater Toronto Area, OPP will also be releasing the names of all dri- vers charged with drunk dri- continue all ef- ving over the forts to maintain as safe a communi- Drivers who are stopped and who next six weeks as an added deter- ty as possible by increasing our haven't been drinking will receive rent. 0 - •b; r THE _ HTMC' ACADEMY OF OKINAWA uw;cm KARATE t.y ONUS! 6 DAYS PER WEEK G " UNLIMITED ACCESS ROUTINES FAMILY , 3r ` GROUP RATES "A CHILDREN FM: AVAILABLE ALL AGES 6 DAYS (NO EXTRA FEE) INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Valeri Karpov, 5th Dan '1989-1992 National Coach Soviet Union Karate Team 21146 DW U LUM RIM PLAZA,. W1111Nli 831-3611 WILL NOT SHOP 'TILDROr.' .a.e Prices at ` • ro' Plbsibm OMlld S14.00 J��irfAT111�E`'$9.80 Experience the great INDOOR Power Centre. Jest 10 minutes south of Rey 401 es Warden Are. 416.752.4211 ,r rI.,+ ' ;a9s — , t II DC two two W Actu.N la item bo.Qht ;iC .0 - Nrn h 1947 � l�t�'vt! •`•J��VL��Li�i�7 TrV00 Heating & Air Conditioning ri '.c ' sem` " 4iRd.:1 V,tfFl.l Lf� Whole, House puctwork Swim" Electric to Gas Conversions Trade in your old tumace reCeIVE up to OFF ptlratl� d NEW gas tllrinlce 01905143414212 �lrEWND�� • BUY • RENT • FINANCE VIM Ow wltl" O n - , DO - It 11 THE NEW5ADVELUrISFA WEDNESDAV, NOVF MNEk 26, 1"7 - PAGE: 3 Win catlion and BiU160 in Durham Durham parents line up on both sides of controversial Bill 160 BY S(�SAN Q'NEILL SIAIt REPO RILR Whether they're for it or against it, many Durham parents are spreading the word about Bill 160 this week. The provincial government's Education Quality Improvement Act could become law as early as Wednesday. But area parents say they aren't about to stand idly by as the bill proceeds through the legislature. While some parents opposed to the hill will continue to rally against the legislation, others are trying to organize parental sup- port for Bill 160. "I' m not sure what to do to get people to speak out," says Pickering parent John Don- nelly. who notes while he's "concerned about the plight of the teachers:' he's not 100 per cent behind them. Mr. Donnelly, whose two sons attend Glengrove Public School, says parents against Bill 160 have been very vocal in the community. "I'm a little frustrated in that I'm not sure how to counter -balance that:' Mr. Donnelly says he's trying to think of ways "to organize the other side- represent- ed by the "silent majority" of parents who support the legislation. increasingly difficult to find forums to dis. "My frustration has gotten to the point cuss the bill. that I want to do something:" he Ms. Dies says she ap- says. preached the Durham Board of Meanwhile another Pickering The four-page letter, which high - son to ensure the Education Quality Education last week in the hope of parent who's against Bill 160 says ceived from the BLnclsmann Fxrnda- In a letter to the minister, written by organizing an information table on she'll continue to spread the word Schoen board, states "Bill chairman Ruth AnnIN), Bill 160 at the annual hoard-spon- about the negative impact of the K TI 104• The Fewer School " sored Parents as Partners Confer - legislation. "top priority.lrity I cnce held over the weekend in Jan Hannon, a parent at Maple s -• h lity t; local school boards" Whitby. Ridge Public School, has spoken at thecentrahcing regulatory as- ret She says it was the "perfect op - several information meetings across the region over the last two Vr�wtncc has sci cut under volve and listen to the pram- '; portunity to reach a lot of parents" i However. Ms Dies reports she weeks and says many of the people was told the venue was inappropri- JOANNE she's encountered are confused ate about how Bill 160 will affect the DIES Mary Brown. communications education system. Told ccnuc manager for the board, says it was "'There's a sense that people inappropriate the director's decision to try to need more information:" she says. - make the conference as "non -polil- And, there's "a sense of helpless- ical" as Possible. ness, hopelessness" Ms. Brown says it was felt an information Ms. Hannon and Glengrove parent table on Bill 160 would -detract- from the Joanne Dies are working together in an at- focus of the conference, which aims to help tempt to form a liaison group to provide parents help their children in school. people with information on the legislation. Grant Yeo, director of the board. was un - Ms. Dies, who has also addressed par- available for comment Monday but is cnts and teachers at information sessions scheduled to speak at two Information ses- and rallies in the region, says it's becoming sions on Bill 160 this week. Durham public board demands Bill 160 improve schooling BY St s,\\ UNIALL the most significant pnopo%al m ill: cd- sl%II III Mill It,R ue'ational history of our province, Durlmartl's public school Erhard Is Mrs. SLhcdlich says. asking Education Minister Dave John- The four-page letter, which high - son to ensure the Education Quality lights the recognition the board rc- Improvement Act lives up to its name. ceived from the BLnclsmann Fxrnda- In a letter to the minister, written by ttom last year as being a "mtxel" Durham Board of Education Schoen board, states "Bill chairman Ruth AnnIN), following m the wake of Schcdlich, trustees urge the K TI 104• The Fewer School Province to make education a + B, ards Act. reduces the au - "top priority.lrity _ autonomy and credi- "We ask the minister and � h lity t; local school boards" the govrrnment..ao adldlress ty Whnby truster Patty Bow- thecentrahcing regulatory as- ret man said Monday. '-The pects of Bill 160 and to in- Vr�wtncc has sci cut under volve and listen to the pram- '; the guise of quality to seek hP rs M education — school d: 'oeuol:' boards, parents, students. - She added the government teaching and admiv tnlstratc PATTY has not Indicated Ixow much staff:' she wrttc e. B()W %1AN it slw ukl cxost to cdmate a The letter was drafted it) 'Guise tot student or bow the govern - 'lake the place of a suhmts- yUAI' y' ^rent will measure the suc- sion to the standing commit- cess of Its reforms. we on Bill 160:• said board "How will we know when director Grant Yeo, who, reports the we ga there''' she asked. board was dcmed accews to the stand- Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper ing committee to make a suhmission said trustees are being stripped of their on the legislation. authority but will still he responsible 1t is regrettable that schoxoi board f(r meeting each 4u dcnt'% needs. trustees duly elected to serve over Bill 160 "u like a self-fulfilling 3(X),971 electors aux) 660)0 students prophecy of failurc:' she said. "It's a were excluded from commenting in democratic facade" Strike strikes out 4 PA Days Students at public schools across the region will lose four Professional At. Days this year to make up class time lost during the 10 -day teachers' walkout The Durham Board of Education announced revisions to theSchad year Monday that cut the number of PA Days from nine ro five. The hoard had previously cancelled PA Days for elementwy students on Not, 21, Dec. 4 and 5 and rescheduled one instructional day as a PA Day for parent -teacher interviews on Dec. 12. June 24 and 25 will aW) now become tnstrti lional days for ckmcntary stu- dents. Secondary school students also went to %Oxx>d Nov. 21 to make up host time and will be in claws Dec. 4 and 5 and Jan. 28, which had been scheduled as PA Days. Holl da fid" w II Have your say on the legislation Ajax and Pickering residents wishing to voice sup- port for or opposition to Bill 160 can do so by con- tacting their local MPP. Staff at Durham West MPP Janet Ecker's Pickering constituency officesay local residents are welcome to contact the office by either phoning or dropping by to leave their name and address aad whether they sup- port or oppose the bill. Handouts on the legislation and forms indicating the correct format for petitions to be included in the record of the legislature are also available at the of- fice. Meanwhile, area parents who have organized their own petitions against the legislation are also encour- aging other piens to contact their local MPP aW school to get information on the legislation. Ms. &-kcr's office, at 1550 Kingston Rd.. Suite 213, can be reached at 420-0829. y pk Io s I an un- changed. • For more in- formation call the windshield Clearance - board at 905-666- 5500. MOST DOMESTIC MOST FOREIGN $ 99* $ 994'� InInstalled Call for details. Hardware extra. We use only Original Manufacturers' Equipment with a 90 day guarantee against defects Limned time lotto. 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Captains would need to work one hour in early December and two to area volunteers three hours in January. The orgamiation also needs more door-to-dox)r canvassers for some streets in Ajax, Whithy, Os- hawa and Courtice. Proceeds from the campaign are used to help disabled adults. Call Lisa at 576-056' for more information. Busing plan sideswiped in Durham? RUSINC/-rom page I for hell times. which would have to the changed to ac- commodate the shared bus system. The report states it is `critical" that Information be gathered at the beginning of the year if the project is to be implemented in September. Staff' at the separate school hoard had agreed to the joint venture and were developing a brochure and survey withstaff at the public board while awaiting official ap- proval h�, trustees. the report states. "I think (the project)is beneficial to both boards and I think It's advantageous to work together Mr Ycwchyn says. 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Look for the sale balloons on lots of great items throughout the store. Sams are off the original ticketed paces ui less otherwise naked. sale otters cwInot be combined. &dudes Factory outlet, Vftehol„se stom and aw", ce cerft . Pend S-toWV Only M,� PAGE 6- THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDN&%DAV, NO%'E'MBEK 26. 1"7 Editorials Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser V aACommunity published Tuesday. edriesdaya Friday. Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 6t;3 736? 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Please help your needy neighbours g Thcy're not much dtttcrent from vou. The only thing that separates them is that they're a lit- tle do%n on their luck right now and need a helping hand. They're the people left jobless when their employers down -sited. If you'rc still working. consider yourself for- tunate. They're the people whose spouse up and lett them to care fir the children the two brought into this world. Thank your lucky stars it you and your mate are still to- gether. raising a family on two incomes. They're the people who struggle to get by on limited finances. who sometimes have to decide between paying the rent to keep their homes or feeding their children and losing their homes. Be grateful if you can keep a roof over your kids' heads and inert in their bellies. The people who aren't much different from you are the estimated 41X) Ajax and Pickering families. who total more than 1,(XX) individuals. expected to tum to the local Satiation Army fur help this Chnstmas. They're your neighbours, your firmer co-worker., the acquaintances you never hear from anymore. They need your help this year to make sure Christmas isn't just another bleak day in their lives and the lives of their children. It's so easy to help out a lot. Al I vou hays to oto next time you're out grocery shopping is pick up a Pew extra rem -perishable fiord items. Or. when you're out looking for Christmas gifts lir loved ones, you can buy a toy or other gift suitable for children right into their tern years. Then. drop u((thc bort or gifts at the Sahation Army's Family Scnices Centre at 44 Commercial Ave. in Atax Monday to Friday from x:30 a.m. to noon or I to 3 p.m. Your contnhutiorn will help ensure needy families will receive a fis od hamper. two gifts fir tach child and voucher to be used at local grocery %rAres tour a Christ- mas dinner. including a turkey. If you nerd further motivatiori, rcmembcr the look on your children's faces last Dec. 25 when they gasped awe- struck at the fxumy that greeted them under the Chnst- snas tree. Or when they enjoyed the Chnstrnas feast. Now, pic- ture how they'd rcact if there was ns thing under the Chnstmas tree. no big meal on the dining nom table. Imagine how you'd feel. Then. let the true %pant of Chnumas rmwe you — the spirit of giving. ♦You said it... In response to the ongoing debate over Bill 160, the Province's Education (Quality Improvement Act, our readers said: *1 realize that Bill 160 does need some work... We should get down to it, work with it and make it work:' "It's time to put aside petty beefs about teachers and take a good look at what Bill 160 really means...Act now before it's too late and stop Mike Harris in his dangerous attack on educa- tion:' k'�, To respond rt, this editorial call Infosouree at wnfosourtce 6si.-uruand dial 5lf74 vWe asked... The question is: What do you think of the Province's decision to allow beer and liquor stores to open on Sundays beginning in December? i Nancy Henstuan Ray Hill says. "]t John Kingdon says. '-It doesn't doesn't matter to says, "I don't matter. People me:' think it's needed" would suck up on Saturdays if the stores were closed Sundays" v Letters to the editor Bill 160 will dismantle quality education To the editor: F%cnonc i, crit tied to their opinion regarding the teachers' protest against Bill IN). as am 1 But I am appalled hs the tyru - t mte of Borne who, simply scc this as a powct struggle hctwc-en the teacher' umons and the gov- cmrncnl. 'Ibis is a tight for public education and every chill's right it) a quality education. The public educ:uun system has taken its share of cuts —$533 million last year done -- ardd can take no more. Currently. sehoo6 arc seriously imderfuria.14 Teach- er, ctm%tantly struggle to pro%uk- hasic supple, (textbooks. note - hooks, pereuls and eraser,) fix their classrooms. (liildrcn arc asked regularly to collect money through luno -raising efforts. helping to stock these essential scMwl supplies. Tie govern- ment's Bill iN) wants to cut more. I, that quahm ecducati rn° With plans to cut another 5667 million next year, tc:a.hcr layouts are a real po,sthiIny Six thousand teacher, so, tar h-ayc been laid off under Mike Hams and. as a re- sult, class eves went up It there- fore scent, quite impossu claws sizes would again irat Where did under Bill IN). Larger class sites ns mealess indlivislual studcni it- tention Is that quality education' The inwernment ps-inose, to "compleincni" gtahfird. cxpen- criced teachers with "expert:" in d computers. phys. e. library. music, o.-Ic Knowt-icdgc in a suh- *1 area alone Jo% not make a gtxol teacher. Classroom manage- nent. teaching rn thoxis and prac- occs. as%essment, evaluation, rc- nbcdiaiion and enrichment all scot to he constlercd. The gov- ernment wants ungtsali6ed people teaching our children. la the quality cdtwation' What is this much discussed "prep uric""? The govo:rnmcnt wanted td) cut teachers' pip time and give them more time in the classroom. Sourxis good. fid read on. Prep time is the time that teacher have 14) erealivcly plan Icsstns. consult with other pro- tcssiln tals rcganling educational issue%, contact parents regarding a stixents s succes% or ditfeul- tics. It is vital in delivering a qual- ity program The government wants teachers %peldding more time in the classroom with less tole that ume to prepare. Is ttnat quality cd- Angela Slacl can, TGlse ucatioin? Pickering the money go, school trustees? I am a teacher in ScarFonugh and would like to share sornc facts with your rcaoler,. At my %acrd. 65 natin% are n:prescntcd within Pte student population of approxiaek 7(X). Fight --five per cent. or roughly NX) students. rcccnc FSt. i Fnghsh as a Scco nd I.:rriguagr) instruction at sorre time in their Ldwitional careers With the impending Bill IN), thc-,c vital sciviecs may no kngcr he offered Is that quality cduca- txn' Fvcryone today is aware that all institutions must'-tnm the fat' :and rcvssut ,sr1K curtcnt prac- tees. We owc it to all taxpayers. The education system has been dung this fir some time now. but it cannot survive the "slash and bourn" mentality of Bill 160. Dic- tating educational rctirins from Queen's Park that make no um- provements to the quality of edu- cation is not the answer. Teachers arc fighting for every child in thus province. We cannot Ict oust public cthnaticm wets n be dmirunded. Our children and thew future arc worth it. To the adit4w: 1 sec s ,ur tirade against Bill IN) continues in the ?boy 16 edi- tion. On. Nov y, it Aa, a letter from a Grade 12 student, on Nov. 16 a letter 1rm a 12 -year-old stu- dent whose mother is a teacher. Now only were the letters offen- sive to the adults and parents who actually go out to work and lay the taxes that support the educa- tion system, they were nfe with errors (sometimes in the govern- ment's favour). Its children pub- hshed in both cases: a) thought they kreu more than they actually did — a common a(- tlwtum of ad)lc,:cnts attempting k) assn their pitcnual worth a Mt Prematurely. I\& as in Grade 12 once and it's simply amazing how much I thought 1 krsw until 1 hit the workforce for 15 %cars, got mar- red, had a family anti paid taxes through the nose until I didn't think I could possibly he expected to pay more. Wrong again. ac- cording Io the so h of trustees. b) were told what to say arkd think by their self-serving parents). Both children slxuld he asking their parents to inquire of the school Niard trustees. "Where did the money goo?" M% property Lacs increased by almost S2.(1-111) in the past Ill years — approxi- matcly tt() per cent. The vast ma - )only of that increase could he Si - reedy attributed to the education tax component since Pickcnng Council has been fiscally respon- sihle for the past several years. Student populations have in- creased by approximately 25 per cent in the sans period. This again begs the question. "Where did the money go:r' Brian Marshall, Who's jerking around whom in Bill 160 row? To the editor: Finally, someone has taken ac- tion to stop the teachers from using the schools and students in The hews Advertiser accepts let- ters ar the editor. All letters should be typed or nealh hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must he signed with u first and lust name or two initials anti u lust name. Please include a phone numberl"or verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for sly/e, length and content. Opinions e.t- pressed in letters are those of the writer and not net essurih• those of tier News Advertiser promoting their biased side of the Bury. 1 am amazed that teachers would even think of using the classrooms to discuss Bill 160, especially since there is no one present to give the other side of the story. Is thi's a teachers exam- ple lir children on how to get what they want in life'? The com- ments that I hear from children (especially young ones) about this have a strangely familiar ring to them. I am still trying to get objec- tive information on both sides of the argument, blit one is as had as the other, in providing slanted, misleading information on the issue. They are both guilty of fo- cusing only on what they want the public to hear. Personally, 1 think the only way we will really find out what is going on is if the negotiations between the teachers' unions and government are televised live to the public. This will go a long way toward showing who is jerk- ing around whom and will ensure that we get first-hand informa- tion, instead of this promotional propaganda that both of them are feeding Pts. Don E. Tremblay AL RIVETT A.. Sports Staff Writer I've been banished to the sidelines ...by my son There are certain signposts along the road of life that only point in one direction — you're getting old. And, events of the past few months have confirmed that I've reached this juncture after 34 years. The monumental and, yes, humbling awakening came with the opening of the new hockey season. The life -altering situation unfolded after number -one son Brock and I strode confidently into the dressing room for his first hockey practice with the Whitby Wildcats Jerry's Drug Warehouse minor peewee house league team. Another season had begun with the promise of an endless stream of tightening skates for Brock and my other son Taylor prior to each game and practice. As is our nor- mal ritual, which I've repeated many times over past seasons, my son duns his skates and i dutifully tic them up. making each row of laces tighter than the previous row culminating in a crescendo of Mows and knots. But, as I looked around the dressing room, glancing at all the eager young players, there was something definitely different from seasons past. Then, it hit rear like a Tic Dorm roundhouse right. There were no other parents in the dressing room. Thcrc was just me, the coaches and a bunch of 12 year olds. And. there they were. with the exception of Brock. hunched over tying their own skates. Although unstated, Brock was a little sheepish to say the least. as he was the only player whoa dear old dad was tying his skates. And. as experienced parents know, it's considered uncool by boys ap- proaching their teen years to stand out from their peers, especially when there's parental involve- ment. Since that defining moment. I've been on the outside looking in, exiled from the dressing room. Brick, although somewhat reluc- tantly, has banished me to the sidelines, preferring instead to enter the dressing room alone and lace 'em up unaided. There have been some close calls since that fateful day. i've had to approach the bench on at least two occasions to advise him his laces have come undone. But, each time, he's handled these emergencies with the necessary aplomb... without my help. Alas. I feel like an old work horse put out to pasture. But, I look upon my diminished dressing room duties philosophically. He's coming of age and has become an independent soul, at least in the hockey sense. There is a silver lining to this skate tightening saga. I still have Taylor who continues to need me to tie his skates ... at least until I'm put out to pasture once more in six years or so. Ai Rivett writes in our regular rotation ofstaff columnists. To comment on this column call Infosoutre at 683-7040 and dial 5108. Ajax -Pickering JOANNE BURCHARDT. Editor -in -Chic( TO REACH US The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distribut- STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Edrior ing group of newspaper. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax k Pick - News Advertiser BRACE DANFORD. Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Advertising Manager General: 683-5110 Cl ssifkd: 683-0707 ony Newspaper Assoc . Canadian Commu- inay Board Trsde.Ontario Cmmuo nity Newspaper r Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Omand Press Council The publisher reserves the right to classify ur refuse any advemsemem EDDIE KOLOD21EJC7.AK, Classified Advemmng Manager Disu ihutlato: 683-51 17 Credit for adverownwm limited it, space price error occupies. MONIQUE LEA, Real F_s1w lAutonsooveAdvemsing Manager AdmlalClaesilted Fax: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ABI{ FAKHOttRJE. Distribution Manager Composing Fa:: 579-9273 A Metroland Community Newspaper BARIIARA HARRISON. Noduction Manager E -trail: nhisweek0istarca published ruc%day. Wednesday, Friday. Sunday JANICE O'NF.II., Assistant Prafucbon Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LiS 21-15 CHERYL HAINES.A ci%lant Producoon Manager LILLIAN HIX)K, AJmimsiration Manager hnp://www.durhamnews.ncl Blm Cradon CWAM- none Pude Bard AAampr ,... W.a..... Hamper helpers Needy families must sign soon for Salvation Army Christmas help The de idline is nearing to register for Christmas assistance with the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army. About 4(In families, totalling more than 1.000 people, are expected to seek Sally Ann assistance this year, Family Services Centre director Paul Carew says. The deadline to sign up is Friday. Dec. 5, although people registering after that will he helped out, he adds. To register for assistance. Ajax and Pickering residents should take identification, proof of address and an income statement to the Family Services Centre at 44 Commercial Ave. in Ajax Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to noon or I to 4 p.m. Donations of non-perishable food, toys and gifts are being sought for the appeal. Pickering gets approval to name youth park after Diana PICKERING — The Town has received ,itlicial permission to name its new youth park in the memory of Diana. Princess of Wales. The news came in a Nov, IS let- ter from Rideau Hall in Ottawa. Council passed a resolution Sept. K to name the youth park after the laic pnncess, who was killed in a car crash in Paris Aug. 31. The resolution, proposed by Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker.on, stated the park "will be known as Princess Diana Park and that a proclamation of such be rc- %pectfully forwarded" to her family and the Royal Family. However. a few days later r —T the Town learned it would ��- have to seek of- fic:ial permissuon from the Royal $ Family and the Spencer family !�- to use the princess' name. Town of Pickcr- �J Ing staff imme- 1)I ANA. diately assem- PRINCESS bled the required OF WAIFS documentation New park and forwarded it to the appropri- ate authorities. Coun. Dickerson notes the posi- tive response to the Town's request is particularly good news in light of the fact a request by the Toronto Transit Commission to name one of its new stations in honor of the princess was turned down. "I'm absolutely delighted my motion has met with the favor not only of Council but of the Spencer family;' says Coun. Dickerson. Permission was granted subject to the condition that the Town use the correct title. "Diana, Princess of Wales". in the park's name. The park is expected to open sometime in the spring. DR. S. KHMYM OPTOMETRIST Evenin G&ft rday APPS AvaiMb Amps Few Parkrg NEW PATIENTS oWnE�LCOME •21i1r1ao i - Aira, S Nn (905) 4261434 A PETER PAN TNe Pwrtrro 11131 MIlER21,21,30 1 KCHMERS,t,7,12,13 PICIEYING PLAYERS BILLIARD TABLES ...... 1t -7E J I' I Needed are canned fruit, vegeta- bles, meat, stew, fish and pasta, peanut butter, soup. baby formula and food, dry pasta and sauce, jams and jellies, macaroni dinners, pow- dered milk, fruit juices and rice. Each family receives a food ham- per, two gifts for each child and vouchers to he used at local grocery stores for a Christmas dinner, includ- ing a turkey. Each year, there are lots of gifts for young children, but items for older youngsters are usually in short supply. Mr. Carew reports. So, tie's putting out a call for gifts suitable for older youths like sports equipment, make-up, CDs or tapes, clothes and gift certificates. Call Mr. Carew at 427-7123 for more information. THE NEWS ADVF.IMSFER WF:UNESDAY, WYVEMbER 24ti 1"7 - PAGE 7 photo by Ron Pietroniro Wall flowers and other scenes Don Lankin had quite a selection of artistic creations Community Centre in Ajax. The creations highlighted to view when he turned out last weekend for the Ajax the talents and efforts of local artisans and many Creative Arts exhibit and craft sale held at the Village turned out to take in the event. "I WILL NOT BUST MV BUDGET FOR BRAND NAMES" ~Mee*. Compare „nres at own Con 3" at Town Centre ` Stars Menrs Mlear $59.99 *l6ffAT Pg10ES' Expoviewee the great INDOOR Power Centre. Just 10 minutes south o1 Hwy 401 on Warden Ave 416.752 4211 PAGE 9 • THE NEWS ADVElirni WEDKLSDAV. N0VFMlIi 26. 1"7 Opening day Officials with the Ed�xard Jones company turned out on Mondav for the opening of a Pickenng branch of the Mississauga -based financial w. r - vices firm. Celebrating the new venture are investment representative Sharon !Mosher and branch office manager Penny Aver. Drop-in centre opens in Ajax for parents and children AJAX — A free drop-in centre for parent, and children is open in north Ajax. Parents or caregiver% and children five years and under are welcome at the Ajax North Drop-in Centre. co- ordinator Darlene Walker sav%. And. adults with no children arc invited to attend meetings of interest to them. which will feature crafts and guest speakers. " 1 felt there was a need for having this type of group in the north end of Ajax. I found there were no pro- grams of this nature available. there- fore 1 felt compelled to %tart one:* Mr., ne:- Mrs Walker says. Activities include free play, circle time, snacks and craft%. Once a month there will be crafts fur adults — with a nominal I'cc charged to cover costs — and a guest speaker Speakers will outline how a lost child can remain safe In a session en- titled Hug a Tree and Survive and they'll talk atokit nutrition. fire safe- ty. personal s.ifety and health awarc- ltes%. Trips arc also planned to such places a% coon and Cullen Gardens. The drop-in mcct% every Tuesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre. 120 Roberson Dr. You're invited to join Ajax -Pickering hospital's Christmas celebration Ajax-Pi,kcnng General Hospital invites area residents and their tame lies n, Its seasonal celebration — An Evening With the Angels — to he held Thursday. Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. on the hospital grounds at the Har- wood A%enuc entrance. There will be music and song, the lighting of lights. refreshments. and. of course. a visit from Santa. Park- ing will he free and the event is being offered with compliments and best wishes for a happy and healthy holiday season from the hospital. APGH extend% thanks to those who are helping provide the special night, including Ajax Hydro. Ajax Loblaws. Exeter High School, the Town of Ajax works department and parks and recreation department. Custom Sound and Light Systems Ltd., the hospital auxiliary. and the hospital maintenance. housekeeping and nutrition and food services de- partments. APGH is at 580 Harwood Ave. S.. just below Bayly Street in Ajax. Black women's brunch funds scholarship A women's group is holding a fund-raising brunch in Ajax this weekend. The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the Congress of Black Women of Canada hosts its second annual scholarship fund-raising brunch Sunday. Nov. 30 from I to 3:30 p.m. at the Mcl-can Community Centre. corner of Westney Road and Magill Drive. Ajax. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for seniors and children under 12. Call Vivian at 428-0264 for more information or to order tickets. iovs and hook. are needed and can be donated at any drop-in scs- swn. Call %lrs. Walker at 428-8817 fix more intixmanon End Cable Bills! r.. 4. amtaflu MIDI 014hi Ultimate Sports + Moviesi Sal's T.V. 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In a two-week period it is not too hard to fill a box with paper which can be- topped with your newspapers to hold down laze sheets. With Christmas on the horizon your paper box can collect trimmings from paper (not foil) gift wrap. Miller drivers pick-up all corrugated card- board and hoxbuard (cereal boxes, toilet rolls, etc.) that have been flattened and bundled togeth- er. Pulp paper egg cartons and brown paper bags are included with the cardboard. During Waste Reduction Week (WRW). dri- LARRAINE ROULSTON L- Reeyeler's Report vers of Miller recycling trucks recognized sever- al residents who filled their Blue Boxes to their satisfaction. A variety til' prizes like reusable lunch bags, T -shins, cloth shopping bags and en- vironmental looks will he delivered to addreues in both Pickering and Ajax. Ajacians, who receive the nod from BFI for putting out the least amount cif garbage during the week. will also be reward- ed. The Aiken family was a double winner at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex WRW display draw for the RELN compo»ter and a s children'compost story- book. The RELN com- Be prepared to deal with an emergency Red Cross courses can put you on the right track Would you know how to take care of someone who had suffered a wound with minimal bleeding and superficial damage? A Red Cross first aid course can teach you how to recognize and deal with this and other emergency situa- tions. Red Cross First Aid courses arc held monthly at the organva- tion's Ajax -Pick- ering Communi- ty Office in Pickering and its Region of Durham Branch in Oshawa. The courses Include CPR procedures which can he performed by one adult to help adults, infants or children. and also offer op- tional instruc- tion in two -per- son CPR. The eight- hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available In Ajax -Pickering from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Satur- day. Dec. 6: and in Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 P.M. on Saturday. Dec. 20. Standard First Aid, a more comprehensive 16 -to -18 -hour course (depend- ing on whether the two -person CPR option is included) is available in Ajax -Pickering on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and in Oshawa Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 20 and 21, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test cours- es for both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Pickering Sat- urday, Dec. 13 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fees for the courses are: Emergency First Aid, $55; Stan- dard First Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two -Rescuer' option; Emer- gency First Aid -e-test, $35: and Standard First Aid retest, $50. A private, customized course can be held either at the Red Cross or at your facility or home on (lays, weekends or evenings. The Ajax - Pickering Red Cross office is at 1648 Bavlv St.. while the Oshawa office is In the Of- fice Galleria, suite 115. 419 King St. W. For more information or to regis- ter call the Ajax -Pickering branch at 420-3383 lir the Oshawa branch at 905-723-2933. Register at least one week in ad- vance. poster, made from I(N)-per cent past -consumer plastic. Is one that has been widely adopted by Australian municipal councils for recycling gar- den waste. Assembly involves only four onnfro nents — two half bases and two hail lids The hin Is fastened together with plastic tics ur one can loop rope through the slots to hold It together. The red wigglers Inside the vennicompostcr that were on display were appreciative of the apple cures that were deposited. Anybody who took the opportunity to look in- side the vermlcomposter would have seen three lush green plants emerging through the top layer of leaves. These little red wigglers also made a debut at Pickering's Healthy Corn - mollify Initiative steering committee on Nov. 18 to encourage composting in the workplace. Anyone wanting information on the various compo %tern that are available SUPEH COUNTRY SHOPPING Ol'R•SHOPti ' RE BRIMMING N'ITH OUR BEST (GIFT SELECTIONS EVER c � •• � Ir� 20 t;F:1Rti Ati A tic•yt RceE .AND IWPIILITI(•)N Fc•)R (al01, IN* TRA' A:\ U (-.\1I T DE <i r I N(. F N rt f l �S I:\ST%. SEME.NE.N-f HOUSE SHOPS la4 tjl'EF.V %�71tE FT. W>tT ►F1R\' `M/S-'hit-a1H can call 420-5625. Errol Sarpkaya and Deanna Fry. organizers of the Project AWARE. (Aquatic World Awareness Responsibility and Education) clean-up at Duflins Creek during WRW. plus seven volun- teers.retrieved 27 shopping hags and three large bags of litter, a lawn chair, tires and stymfoam slabs from in and around the creek at Hwy. 401 and Church Street lwrutne Roulsrun's (raluarn ecplorin,z vnvirunmented Issues regidurh uppr•urs un Wednesohn FAIC ADVANTAGE FUND Oar pMlosopby .. ro boy and bold euelleat boulwesrer lw lowx-ttrnr,tmatb tnlrrtrler. Ocer goal... to Create loax-tens areallb Jor Iron lorerlarm I Year 3 Year 5 Ycar ] O Year' 65.4% 49.4% 38.5% 23.0% rra rnr m•ac m6nmaUon :mil n• rr.rnr s•,ur .ca[ picric contact Financial Concept Group Paul west at 416-494.2300 or 905-427-8500 (after hours) Special Guest Speaker., !here Peters Director of Sales - A)C Group of Funds Time: 7.00 pm Rccepnon Darr. Thursday Novcmhn 27th. 199' Location: Ajax Community Censer 'S Centennial Road •A: W.amay Fund capped io n— unewom ownt— so I'M 'MI rn,rm are hr,% n oil tial c•.mpmmkd rowa r—u— til rerumeaa of rrcarber c1 nrl- Thr.. eurm flee CIE -z- m unn .alar and drvHux,om (; -♦ ; L -s O , FJ 1, cJ S ' .. smeurd a W do MM rake Imo aecouw .ales. 'TM,, Mt. 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Providing fo BY SHAWN SIMMON SPEC'IAI. 10 HF NF%%S ADVI RrISFR In the past, meeting the medical and social needs of scmon. although a chal- lenge. was manageable. Titre was usu- ally num for one more at the local nurs- ing home and families seemed tetter equipped tooth financially and emotion- ally to care for aging relatives at home. Today. however. meeting the needs of our elders is becoming increasingly dif- ficult in light of a rapidly changing axial and economic world. Long-term health- care facilities are at capacity. families have less time and resources available to care for elders at home and the health care system is in a state of uncenam flux. Add to the mix a drastically growing w - mor population and what you have. say health-care providers. is cause for con- cern and time for action. -We're doing a great fob keeping people out of institutions:' says Josephine Sirzclecki, co-ordinator of ad- missions. social services and pastoral care at Fairview Lodge in Oshawa. "But. a lot mote (elderly) are going home with heavy care needs. It becomes a pretty big thing running a hospital from your home. It's very. very. challenging for families " Ms. Strzelecki argues the: health sys- tem's push toward home-based care. usually after surgery. is forcing ill-pre- pared families to become the principle care -givers to elder. In the end. the se- nior is no better off because more fami- lies break down trying to cope Acctxding to research conducted by Dr. Robert Hopkins, director of psy- chogenatnc research at Kiripton Psy- chiatric Hospital. Ontario's elderly pop- ulation (those 65 and older) will increase by about 22 per cent in five years. 58 per cent in 15 years and nearly 120 per cent in 25 years. Data supplied by the Durham Region District Health Council shows a similar trend occurring in Durham with the number of senior, cx- poxientially increasing by about 32 per cent over the next 25 Ycan. Based on population growth alone. the health council predicts demand for long-term care services increasing by as much as 40 per cent over the next 10 veers "wTw were seeing is more fumlcs dmintcgrating:' says Ms Strzelecki. "Care -given and marriage% arc hrcaking down. I've never seen anything like :t" In response W the urgent need for ser luuons Durham Rcgi.n has recently es- tablished a task force on aging and tie- mentia which includes rcprcNcntatnvs from the other 905 arras and Toronto. In- strumental in its creaucri was Audrey M:. IxAn M. M:wt-can lti -%-d with the ekicTh fir vears, having adopt- ed the post as executive director of the O%hasra Senior Citizens' Center shorth after its opening in 1968. She's currently the executive duectcx of the Alzheimer Sccwty of Durham. Ms. MacLean feels the real "cnsiN' is the rise in the number of demen- ua cases. usually associated with older people and its impact on famFU - ilies. In the next 15 veers, stile says, the number of dc- mentxa cases (those suffering from mental t1e- gencrahon) is ex- pccted to increase by some AX) pox cent. can barelY cope with the cats we have now:' she notes. ,yds. Maclean he- licvcs those suf- fering from de- mentia should be at home where they're known and comfortable. but not at the expense of the family. "It's all about quality of life:' she says. "We're going to see more of that - more pe, ople are gang to die at horse. In the final stages (of Alzheimer's dis- ease) they die in the fetal position, just like a baby. They should die at home - with dig- nity. But. I don't want to see this ;government dumping on fami- lies." Ms. MacLean says what's need- ed at this point is proper coping and care-g ingf for train- ing for families, fi- nancial support and adequate re- lief from the 24 hours a clay, seven day a week pres- sure of caring fix a demented relative. Ajax resident Barry Neil knows what it's like to care fora Loved one suffering town dementia. Five years ago, he was torsed to quit his job as an engineer with Ontario Hydro after his 49 -year-old wife was diagnosed with Alzheinier*s,'Ioday. facing both physical and financial ex haustion, he's looking for answers. "It's worse than haying a small child around:' says Mr. Ned. noting the: pain of watching his wife slowly lose her memory, mental capacity and physical control of her boodv...You have sonnone who thinks they can do something but they can't. They can't be trusted" Functioning on barely four hours of sleep per night. Mr. Neil's days are oc- cupied by caring for his wife of 30 yearn. who constantly requires attention. For more than 15 hours a dav, and some- tinxs all night. Mr. Neil tends to his `It's almost certain, during a person's life time, they will be a care -giver to a frail person...' —,Josephine Strzelecki spouse's needs which includes a regimen of cooking. feeding and dressing her. laundenng her wiled clothes and sheets and ensuring she doesn't harm herself. Once in tied, and there are no guarantees she'll stav there. he retreats no his in- home office to eke out a living during the tardy morning hours. Mr. Neil says he intends to care for his wife at home as long as possible but admits he's in desperate need of assis- tance. Ovcr the years. he's investigated available x-rvices but was disappointed by the results. Most programs out then. he argues. either aren't geared toward people his wife's age or are aro expen- Siyt. living lila: a bachelor with the added responsibility of caring fox sonic - one with derreritia:' he says longingYor r today's elderly his once active. loving wife. -In her day. she was a vibrant mover and shaker." Health-care providers, like Ms. Sirz- cktiki. say in some ways Durham is an anomaly. Although it has a relatively young population, the increase in the nurnber of scmors is a result of a steady migration of people from other areas who want to spend their twilight years with their children. The result of the mi- gration is one of the fastest growing re- gions in Ontario. But, as M.N. Strzelecki points out. Durham also has one of the hest health support networks in the area including everything from in-home domestic help and psychological nursing to recreation- al activities at senior citizens' centres. A good place to Stan when looking for an- swer, she says. is Durham Access to Care. "It's one-stop shopping" Durham Access is a Ministry of Health funded organization that assesses a client's needs and then purchases ser- vices appropnate to the individual or family. Ihx:tor referrals aren't necessary. Durham Access to Care can be reached at 1-900-263-3877 or (905) 430- 1308. Noteworthy events that may be of interest to seniors include the Oshawa Senior Citizens' Centre's information health fair on Wednesday. Nov. 19 at the Northview Senior Centre. ISO Beatnee St. E. in Oshawa. To register. it for more information contact Misti Mazza at 576- 6712. 766712. Also, the Durham Region District Health Council is hosting a series of focus groups dealing with health issues including those of seniors. The sessions run from Nov 24 to 28 are open to the public. For more information call 433- 4262. "tie elderly aren't a tiny group of people:' says Ms. Stnckx ki. "I don't see how we can't be touched by this. It's al- most certain. during a person's life time, they will he a care -giver to a frail person. But. Durham's strength is its good strong base of agencies. We must build on what we have" George Emberley lines up a shot during a recent game of shuffleboard with fellow seniors. 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PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT UVERPOOL ROAD AdTHE NEWS ADVEIrrfSF* wEDNESDAV, NOVEMREa 26, 1"7 - PAGE 11 eitise rtsi &IN WZ3 ate,�ta/ Neff e Newsro (mi 083-51 1( ) FAX The waterfront at the Shores of I.tvettpool FRIDAYS 2 FAIMOees ACTe The Ragweed Jazz Band - Upper lend Guitar Soloist Meredith Cutting or Dino Stakos at the Bu BanquetQP 420-2020 Facilities Book your Xmas Party now! Serving Breakfast • Lunch - Donner One for all, all for one irfaan Ramtulla play. in time with fellow musicians (above) during a per- formance at St. 'Martin's Anglican Church in Pickering. At left, musician Hrian Mahoney pro%ides the perfect stroke with hi% bow during the per- formance. The show was put an last Saturday by the Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra. Trooper brings quintessential Canadian sound into AjAjaFriday Rockers here for a (yood Known for its rock anthems Raisc a !w band', most succcssful album w,.. w t Little Hell and We're Here for a Good sitime platinum Hot Shots, which one X- time (not a long time) Time (Not a Long Time). Trooper has ns to 40 Canadiaowns. The album re- performed thousands of shows in many mains as oils of MCA Records hest - AJAX — (hie of Canada"+ longest surviv- communities in Canada during its more *clling catalogue utics and has sold ing hand, w ill perform in Ajax Thursday, than two decades in existence. more than 120-IXK) since It was re - Nov. 27. Trooper has released two albums in the released on compact disc. The quintessential Canadian rock hand '90s. The Last of the Gypsies in 199() A warm-up band will take Trooper, which has sold more than two mil- achieved gold record status and io the stage around 9-30 p.m. lion records and recorded several hit songs, spawned the hit Boy With a Beat. In Tickcts. at S 13 apiece. are available will play The Ranch Bar and Grill. Trooper 1993, the group rcleasrd its 10th in advance at the Ranch at S,4 Commer- was featured as the headliner at the half-time album, appropriately called Ten tial Avc. Some may he available at the show at the Grey Cup at Commonwealth Sta- which included the hits Thin White Joror. dium in Edmonton two weekends ago. Line and American Dream. For more information, call 619-213S Concert band drums of funds to arrange medley PICKERING — The Pickering Community Conceit Band is commis- sioning musical works this year. high- lighting a medley of tunes by Pickering resident Florence Turner. Turner has lived through two Works Wars and began writing music at an early age. She was published in the 1940s and her music was performed by the famous Glenn Miller Orchestra when it played in Toronto. Turner was de- scribed in a news- paper article at the time as an up-and- coming composer. All looked bright for the talented writer until family pressures removed her from the musi- cal scene. Still, Turner has lived a remarkable life outside the music business, but never stopped writ- ing music. Several years ago. Maclean's Magazine devoted a full-page anicle to Turner. now 85. The band has also contracted Merlin Williams to arrange some of Turners songs for a special medley. Williams per- formed with the officially sanctioned Glenn Miller Orchestra of today and wrote and arranged works for major band leaders in the area The premiere performance of Turn- er's work will take place in the new year. H raw . nrrw. -.r sir. ss�erwo sass 1°x Grist as.aa.w aasanl0 39611541711) tosasr+au 10 ,y 2O y�yr.,r, � wor 57 .. P -C iwr 0 = �}7171 C A to/� 0. D+s• DA's GO Fw*1001.33srai�i� Aa 115 W.r St is Piny. C.Y Plan 1631 Dwain at E. t' 905.11Fr531 1s.101r.0Msran i.Awia.1311MWe19 216a14,0363 39672I1M - oi11 to 0nuws. csbCurs sr+ THE PARK 100D ESTATE a anus(>oul dsM FM W 04SLE, Fritlry, SAFUR lh . v.11 30547"196 `s~ sw 1106571 ]lin �� 0{I�OIUftIMALL THE MAIM OF THE YIAETDE SEASON TICKETS FOR THE FRIDAY EVENING GALA AND THE SATURDAY - GENERAL ADMISSION ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ABOVE LOCATK)NS ., "LIVE ENTERTAINMENT" MW lei of; 'eNglnRdilea � y7'`r1 Rodr'n Roe Dir lrprld� 0101pf MAP- 89 q COMMERCIAL AVE. AJAX 63142138 _ . The band is hoping to turn this into a gala musical event to celebrate this ex- traordinan Focal resident. The PCCB is supported by communi- ty groups and by its own internal fund- raising, but is in need of sponsors to cover the costs for this project. BARN THEATRE 2885 Alcorn Rd Pickering NOW PLAYING A Magical Musical Comedy I DREAM OF GENIE Cop i1 Save $5.00 Nov. 30 HORTON'S MAGIC HILI TREE FARM UT A FRESH, REAL CHRISTMAS TREE & ENJOY A� FREE FAMILY FUN FEET Over 60.M) trees.' Pine, Spruce, Douglas Fir Plus: Balers, stands, bags, boughs oft garland OPEN DAILY 9-4 Take 404 to Bloomington Rd. go east (past 48) to ninth line, Man north 400 yds.to fans 1-800=-44220--7385 Postal strike extends dead l i ne for Metro East Music Festival PICKERING — Due to the interruption in posul service, the closing date for conies to the Pickering Metro East Music Festival will be extended to Dec. 15. Entries may he delivered to 1728 Minstrel Manor, Pickering. For more information call 831-5035. The festival takes place Feb. 14 to March 1. Syllabuses are available at Durham public li- braries. Durham Music in Ajax and Wilson dk Lee in Oshawa. Let us entertain you! PAGE 12 - THE NEWS Rtri'M114ER wEDNViDAY NMEMBER A, JIM Around Durham Region 'nknifempoint sex attack Bo friend char ed 1 Y g OSHAWA -The boyfriend of a 26- year -„Id Oshawa wornan has been charged with sexually assaulting her at ni kfe-point and threatening to kill her three young children if she called po- lice. Durham Regional Police said the victim. who suffered two knife wounds during the alleged attack, called 911 Thursday night to report she had been assaulted. When officers arrived at her Glen Street apartment. they arrested a man who was in the hallway outside her door. Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Tlx: man was shouting to be let inside, he said. "When the officers were let into the Man jailed for apartment they were met M e visibly shaken woman who was Needing from what appeared to be supertmal knife wounds to her body:' Sgt t iriniley said. The victim told officer, who seized a kitchen knife from the apart- ment - she was sexually a„au ltcd in the apartment while her three coung repulsive' hate crimes mes 131 S"fEFHEN SHAW fended the fundamental values of this nation:the ITT NH %%I SrAtr judge said. A former member of the Heritage Front who Court heard Mr. Beavis was 16 when he claims he's a "reformed racist' has been wiled 45 joined the Heritage From and White Advance, days for distributing hate literature targeting Firth white supremacist groups. At the time he Jews, black, and other minorities. blamed minorities for his inability to find a job Ted Beasi, committed -repulsive" crimes de- and his lot in life in general. Judge Edmondson signed to incite hatred in the community against said. people on racial and rcltgrous grounds, said O%- However, based on a pre -sentence report, it haws Provincial Court Judge Norm Edmondson appears he "now realizes it was all his fault' and Friday. he professes to have changed his racist beliefs, The 22 -year-old Courtice man. who was also the judge noted. placed on two years' probation and ordered to Mr. Beavis was overweight, often picked on seek life -management counselling, recently and "felt like a loser- when he turned to the racist pleaded guilty to conspiring to wilfully promote groups for a feeling of power, defence counsel hatred and wilfully promoting hatred. Gary McNeely said outside court. His conviction is believed to be the first in -Along came these skinheads with their big Canada under relativcl% new hate crime laws. Foot-, and they scented kind of impressive for a Mr. Beavis admitted he and another man, kid who wants to quit being fearful... Without whose case is still before the courts. scattered people who consider themselves lours I don't thousands of racist leaflets and sticker, in neigh- think these groups would attract anyone:' said howrhoods. schoolvards and residential lawns in Mr. McNeely Oshawa. Whtthy and Clanngton.Mr. Beavis's jail sentence was met with praise The pair often targeted the homes of interna- from one victim who attended coeur. The Bow- cial couples and other, of a specific race or rely manville man, who has two adopted children who gion. court was told. One time they dumped the are visible minorities, said his teenage son once "disgusting” literature at Whitby's Heyden%hore cause home to find racist pamphlets dumped out- Pa%ilion during a gathering of Sccond World War side the hour. veterans. Judge Edmondson said. -He was mad. My daughter was frightened... Canada is built on a foundation of tolerance It affected our whole family and discounted the and given that one of the country's hallmarks is way we had lived for 25 years, that they would its multiple ethnicity. Mr Beavis's enures -'of- bring that crap to our doorway he said. children were in another room. After the attack, the victim and chil- dren were threatened they would be - killed killed if police were called, Sgt. Grim- ley said. He adde,l the woniam called police after her attacker left the apartment for a line( period She was taken to the ,exuaI :t„ault trauma it-riIre at ( )Nh:ma General Hospital. Athar Hussain, 23, of Toronto. has been charged with sexual assault with a weapon. Possession of a dangerous weapon and four counts of threatening death. He was held in custody pendinL it had hearing in Oshawa lit ovtlit. I'd photo by A J Groen It achievers Pickering High School graduates returned awards. Here, top female student Sarah for commencement exercises last week to Mcliveen (left). top male student Scott Web - make their achievements official. Top stu- ster and valedictorian Christine Williams dents were on hand as well for specific (right) take a moment to record their success. Oshawa library gets cash reprieve with withdrawal of bill OSHAWA - Onc of Oshawa'-, public library brarxche, has been spared certain ck,surc thanks to the Prosirwc's dccisxo to maintain current funding lcvcl, Either the Jess Hann Branch at Lakc Vista Square „r the Northvicw Branch at the corner of Beatrice Street and Ruson Road would have been c1.... -i ,i olio Pr,,,uwc $w,wc,•d.:d with Rill Wit), 1h:,11 ti ,i, I, I have clim hated funding to Ontario-, public libraries. says Jana Schuelkc. chief executive officer of the Oshawa PuNic Library. But the Province withdrew the legislation earlier this month and Oshawa will now get $215.0(11) from the provincial government in 1998 "It's wonderful news:' says M,. Schuelkc. not - w4 the cash straQped library rem -oii itw b, k,ii.r We from the mad last year and had no optmwk but to close one of its hranches if the Province withdraw its funding. -We were heartsick. There was no way we could make that money tip. We thought we were gang to have to clone a branch: there was no way to cu fu- thrr." M, khuclkc Pians k,l+biexl the City Ai increase its $3.02 million annual contribution to the library in anticipation of Bill 109 becoming law. She rw,w hopes the City - faced with financial uncertainty due to Provincial downloading - can maintain ire ctxn- manncrit ti the library. -We did realizc the Cay was in a very bad spat and we knew our need dtidn't crtsirc we'd get it:' she say, Billboard WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26 BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Informa- tion on breastfeeding- including how to start and what to expect. $25. Call 427-9547 for location. BAZAAR: The Community Care Adult Day Program holds its fifth annual bazaar. bake sale and raf- fle from I to 4 p.m. at 487 West- ney Rd. S.. Unit 19 (at the corner of Westney and Clements Rd. E.), Ajax. Proceeds to the daypro- gram. 427-2315, 1-888-255- 6680. STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets from 6 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Pub- lic Library. corner of Kings Cres. and Harwood Ave. The society meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. 831- 9886 (Sam). 428-3387 (Stephen). ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts an Ajax support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S. Units 19 and 20 (at the corner of Clements Rd. W.). Ajax. All caregivers wel- come. 576-2567 (Kim). COMPUTERS: The Macintosh Users East (MaUsE) meets in the lecture theatre of Henry Street High School. 600 Henry St., Whitby. Doors open at 7 p.m.. meeting starts at 7:30. Free ad- mission. all welcome. 433-0777, e-mail MacscaslLedaol.coim. LUPUS: The Lupus Association of Durham Region holds a sup- port group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the community room at the Pick- ering police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. Join a group of peo- ple who share the same obstacles and concerns. Marilyn Allpress, a certified reflexologist and aro- matherapist, demonstrates how these therapies work. 619-0000. HEALTH COUNCIL: The Durham Region District Health Council meets at 7 p.m. at its of- fices. 1614 Dundas St. E., Suite 218, Whitby. Seating limited, so call if you plan to attend. 433- 4262. THURSDAY, NOV. 27 HOME BUSINESS: The Durham Homepreneur Group meets at 7 p.m. at The Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson St., Ajax. It's for home entrepreneurs, small business owners and businesses that service them. Evening meetings are held the fou r t h Thursday every other month. 839-4014 (Brian Spencer). LADIES' CLUB: The Thursday Morning Ladies' Club (formerly the Tuesday Morning Ladies' Club) meets for fun and fitness from 9 to I I a.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, 65 Centenni- al Rd., Ajax. $3 per person. 686- 0258 (Catharine). WOMEN'S CENTRE: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre invites women to movie and dis- cussion on family violence at 1:30 p.m. in portable two of St. George's Anglican Church. southwest corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr.. Pickering Village. Free admission. 426-1064, 686- 2661. LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Associ- ation of Durham West holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N.. Picker- ing Village. A 'share and learn' support group meeting planned. 686-1790. FRIDAY, NOV. 28 CRAFTS: The Mt. Zion United Church holds a Christmas craft and bake sale at the Mi. Zion Community Centre from 4 ti 9 p.m. Sale also on Nov. 29 and 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Communi- ty centre is on Salem Rd. between 7th and 8th Concessions. 649- 5102 (Shirley Jamieson), 649- 5200 (Evelyn Jones). ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pick- ering. It deals with addictions of all types, inc!uding co-dependan- cy. All welcome. Children's pro- gram available during the meet- ing.428-9431 (Jim). NEW TO YOU: St. Martin's An- glican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pickering, holds its monthly New To You Sale from 7 to 9 p.m Good used clothing, white cle phant, toys, books. Call 839- 9281. Get your picture with Santa! THING `AiESTNEY Every week until Christmas Thursday 6 p.m. -9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Santa will be visiting us. Fresh cedar • wreaths • garlands ;prW& firewood • Christmas trees. Craft Sale Nov. 29 & 30th Visit our qualrd M flower shop with many gift Ideas, handmade items, plants and much, much more for your Christmas Slapping Comronienoe. Poinsettias $4.99WW Wit Ask A shout our King's Club "Free memtlerShlp4 We wish AND MORE 362 Kingston Rd. W. Ajax, Just West of Westney 426-2110 You a wondetrful holiday season Former ,Ire chief. Herb children, and his ,even brother% and ,tater%. He was perishable ftxxl items it, the parade. Whitby Thi, predeceased by a sister. Becky. Week and McDonaW'% restaurants are teaming up to Edwards, dead at 62 The funeral was held Saturday morning help the Durham Regional Police fixed and toy drive Instead of flowers, the family is asking donations in the parade. This Week carriers will collect the toy be made in his memory to the Professional Firefight- and foul items in This Week', van tx one of six police I R HITBV - Firefighters in town are mourning the cr% Muscular Dystrophy Fund or the Hospital for Sick van. Each donor will receive a food coupon from los, ,of a former Whitby Fire Department captain. Children's burn unit. McDonald's as a thank -you. Parade participants who Herb Edwards. 62, died on Wednesday at Oshawa marled in their registrations arc asked to call 433 - General Hospital, about a year -and -a -half after retir- Fire Chief Tony VanDolcweerd. 4016 to confirm acceptance. Due to the postal strike. ing, said "He Santa Parade routes changed some registrautws may rnrt have been received by the was the kind of person who any employer parade committee. would have been proud to have on %taff." the chief said of Mr. Edwards. N'HITBl' -Santa Claus and his many fan had Check out the Internet to "He was an asset to our department, he was an better make n„tc of a slight note change for the Dec. asset ire the crew. He wore the uniform well and 6arade in town. pParade sp„nsoxs, the Whitby Jaycees, have altered send letter to Santa proudly.7 Mr. Edwards joined Whitby Fire Department as a the end of the parade's route in an attempt to avoid volunteer in 1969 and was hired on full-time in 1972 traffic congestion. There may he a postal strike going on but there's He was stationed at the Brock Street fire Rall.. The parade will start at 10 a.m. at Gifford and no need to cry about being unable to get a letter to Chief VanDoleweerd said Mr. Edwards'% death is a loss for his family and for Whitby firefighters, many Cochrane streets. go south on Cochrane to Dundas Street, cast on Dundas to Brock Street, south on Santa Claus. DurhamCentral.com now has a direct link to the of whom planned to attend the funeral Saturday. Brock to Trent Street and follow Trent exit to Peel North Pole. Kids can E-mail their Christmas lists to 'W'e're a big family here:' he said. Park Prado -goer, are reminded they can help make Santa, read stone% and visit his workshop through the local Internet browser. Moms can even pick up recipe Mr. Edwards leaves behind his wife. Ruth. children Steve. Dan and Loreann, their %p00%es and four grand- Christmas brighter for less fortunate children and ideas from Mrs. Claus. families by taking unwrapped new toys and/or non- Letters can lc sent to www.durhamcentral.com. Billboard WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26 BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Informa- tion on breastfeeding- including how to start and what to expect. $25. Call 427-9547 for location. BAZAAR: The Community Care Adult Day Program holds its fifth annual bazaar. bake sale and raf- fle from I to 4 p.m. at 487 West- ney Rd. S.. Unit 19 (at the corner of Westney and Clements Rd. E.), Ajax. Proceeds to the daypro- gram. 427-2315, 1-888-255- 6680. STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets from 6 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Pub- lic Library. corner of Kings Cres. and Harwood Ave. The society meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. 831- 9886 (Sam). 428-3387 (Stephen). ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts an Ajax support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S. Units 19 and 20 (at the corner of Clements Rd. W.). Ajax. All caregivers wel- come. 576-2567 (Kim). COMPUTERS: The Macintosh Users East (MaUsE) meets in the lecture theatre of Henry Street High School. 600 Henry St., Whitby. Doors open at 7 p.m.. meeting starts at 7:30. Free ad- mission. all welcome. 433-0777, e-mail MacscaslLedaol.coim. LUPUS: The Lupus Association of Durham Region holds a sup- port group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the community room at the Pick- ering police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. Join a group of peo- ple who share the same obstacles and concerns. Marilyn Allpress, a certified reflexologist and aro- matherapist, demonstrates how these therapies work. 619-0000. HEALTH COUNCIL: The Durham Region District Health Council meets at 7 p.m. at its of- fices. 1614 Dundas St. E., Suite 218, Whitby. Seating limited, so call if you plan to attend. 433- 4262. THURSDAY, NOV. 27 HOME BUSINESS: The Durham Homepreneur Group meets at 7 p.m. at The Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson St., Ajax. It's for home entrepreneurs, small business owners and businesses that service them. Evening meetings are held the fou r t h Thursday every other month. 839-4014 (Brian Spencer). LADIES' CLUB: The Thursday Morning Ladies' Club (formerly the Tuesday Morning Ladies' Club) meets for fun and fitness from 9 to I I a.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, 65 Centenni- al Rd., Ajax. $3 per person. 686- 0258 (Catharine). WOMEN'S CENTRE: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre invites women to movie and dis- cussion on family violence at 1:30 p.m. in portable two of St. George's Anglican Church. southwest corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr.. Pickering Village. Free admission. 426-1064, 686- 2661. LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Associ- ation of Durham West holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N.. Picker- ing Village. A 'share and learn' support group meeting planned. 686-1790. FRIDAY, NOV. 28 CRAFTS: The Mt. Zion United Church holds a Christmas craft and bake sale at the Mi. Zion Community Centre from 4 ti 9 p.m. Sale also on Nov. 29 and 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Communi- ty centre is on Salem Rd. between 7th and 8th Concessions. 649- 5102 (Shirley Jamieson), 649- 5200 (Evelyn Jones). ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pick- ering. It deals with addictions of all types, inc!uding co-dependan- cy. All welcome. Children's pro- gram available during the meet- ing.428-9431 (Jim). NEW TO YOU: St. Martin's An- glican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pickering, holds its monthly New To You Sale from 7 to 9 p.m Good used clothing, white cle phant, toys, books. Call 839- 9281. Get your picture with Santa! THING `AiESTNEY Every week until Christmas Thursday 6 p.m. -9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Santa will be visiting us. Fresh cedar • wreaths • garlands ;prW& firewood • Christmas trees. Craft Sale Nov. 29 & 30th Visit our qualrd M flower shop with many gift Ideas, handmade items, plants and much, much more for your Christmas Slapping Comronienoe. Poinsettias $4.99WW Wit Ask A shout our King's Club "Free memtlerShlp4 We wish AND MORE 362 Kingston Rd. W. Ajax, Just West of Westney 426-2110 You a wondetrful holiday season Y.4;. THE NEWS AD'VER7ISER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMSM 26.1911.1'AGE 13 MPOffrANT INFORMATION ABOUT BUILDING A BETTER HEALTH SYSTEM IN DURHAM REGION. Why are changes being made? Ontario's health system must change to keep up with peoples' needs. That is why the Ontario Government created an independent, volunteer body called the Health Services Restructuring Commission. We are medical professionals, hospital administrators, academic health science professionals, former hospital board members and other experts. We are making difficult decisions to improve Ontario's health services for present and future generations. We must spend health dollars more effectively. We are not cutting overall health expenditures. The first phase of our work is to ensure hospitals are better able to meet the future needs of Ontario. In phase two, we will identify ways that all sectors of the health system work together better. Ontario is spending $17.8 billion in public funds on health care this year. We are finding ways to get the best possible health system that our tax dollars can buy. Preserving the best health care Enhancing Durham's health services The Commission's recommendations include: e Durham and the entire GTA/905 region will receive more rehabilitation services, more long term care services and more mental health services. • One-third of a billion dollars is recommended for new spending in the GTA/905 area's health system — $185 million on services annually and $144 million on construction and equipment. Ontario's health care services are second to none. We want to keep it that way. But the population, technology and knowledge about health has changed. Growth in suburbs, as well as increasing numbers of seniors, are changing where health services are needed and hospitals are located. The health system must adapt, or it will fail. We're building better services, not servicing more buildings The number of hospitals is not the measure of a successful health system. Thanks to new technologies and practices and more out-patient treatments, thousands fewer hospital beds are needed. Funds spent maintaining undenised buildings can be better used to provide direct health care. Changes must be made. Planning change carefully, one step at a time As a result of a request for submissions on March 6, 1997, the Commission received over 80 briefs about the quality of Greater Toronto/905 region's health system. The distinct needs of the community have been carefully addressed. The Commission met with over 40 separate groups or individuals, including local hospitals, other healthcare providers, labour representatives and community organizations. Feedback invited There is a 30 -day response period for interested organizations and individuals to comment on the HSRC recommendations outlined below. The deadline for submissions to the HSRC is December 19, 1997. A single community for health services The Commission has reviewed health services within the context of both the GTA/905 area and the Metropolitan Toronto area. Many GTA/905 residents five along the border of Metro Toronto and are closer geographically to a hospital in Metro than a hospital within their municipal region. For Durham region, the HSRC recommends an investment of S29 million in services and $40 million in construction and equipment. \fax and Pickering (general Hospital and (:entenary Health Centre in Scarborough will amalgamate to form a new hospital corporation to meet the needs of residents in west Durham and east Scarhorouv,h (Aiax and Pickering/Centenary Hospital Corporation). • Oshawa General Hospital, Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville, Whitby General Hospital and ;Worth Durham Health Services will amalgamate to form a single hospital corporation to provide service to residents in east and north Durham ( East Durham Hospital Corporation). • The programs and services of Whitby General Hospital will be transferred to the Oshawa General and Ajax and Pickering sites, and the Whitby General site will close. • The HSRC will delay its decisions regarding the content and configuration of services for North Durham Health Services until the district health council completes its review of the rural health services. The new corporation will be expected to establish a rural health services advisory committee of the Board. More services for the elderly The needs of an aging population in Durham will be met by consolidating complex continuing care and rehabilitation beds at the Oshawa General site where capacity is available and where there is access to the special Skills of an acute care facility. Complex continuing care will continue at the Bowmanville site. • An additional 2,166 long term care places will be made available in Durham by 2003, including 442 long term care beds and 1,724 places in supportive housing, adult day care and attendant care. • $5.3 million will be invested in home care in Durham. We have more information available. If you would like additional information about health services restructuring plans in your community, please contact the Health Services Restructuring Commission. You can call toll-free anytime to request an information package at 1-888-534-8396, or write to 56 Wellesley St. West, 12th floor, Toronto, Ontario, MSS 253. 4M HEALTH SERVICES RESTRUCTMON COIIMMISOM PAGE 14- TME NEWS ADVERMER WEDNEb'DAV.NOVEM•ER Zk 1"7 Pickering Sports Al Rivett, sports writer 043-5110 Fax: 083-7363 News Advertiser Annandale rink rocks on to regionals By JIM EASSON SPECIAL To 1'M Nt WS 4Uy VRI SER AJAX — An Annandale Curling Club rink has advanced to the regional playdowns this weekend alter ripping through the competition at last week end's Teranet Junior Men's Zone Pla_ydown at An- nandale. Eight area teams competed to determine two winners to advance to the regional playdowns at the Bayview club. With three consecutive victories. Annandale's Andrew- Roegele won the 'A' side of the competi- tion and qualified for the regional event. Roegele was ably supported by Paul Hart at vice. Keith Me - Pickering skater aims to ::ice berth in nationals x . PICI ERING —A Picketing figure skater is one step from the Canadian Figure Skating Champi- and ips after taming a modal at the Cenral Ontario Sectionais [noel in Mississauga last weeiUM& Jaime Sisailbn, 19, representing the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Coding Club, finished second overall at the soixionals in the senior ladies' catego- ry. She was fourth after the sheat program, but earned the silver medal after an impressive freeskate pro- � farmer mmtber of the Ajax and Pickering Mgure Skating Clubs is now headed to the Easton Canadian Din iskmal Figure Skating Champtortsfups in Peurborough Dec. 4 to 7. A win time will assure Bisailloo a spot at the C udim Figue Skating chwuptoedup6. Bisaillim is coached by Blaine Moore. trakos playing second and Matt Critchley at lead. The foursome is coached by Alex Bianchi. The 'B' side winner was the Daryl Britt rink from the Tani Heather club. Annandalc's other two teams were sidelined after two losses. Blair Metrakos and his rink won one game, while Wayne Warren ,kipped his team to a 2-2 mark. The junior women also played off with four teams competing at Annandale. Uniom'illc Curling Club rinks skipped by Car- olvn Lindner and Kristin Turku won the 'A' and 'B' sides, respectively. In the Joe Todd Sr. Senior Mixed zone play - downs at Annandale. Wilf Ramsay of Pickering, representing the Whitby Curling Club, won the 'A' side of the competition. Meanwhile, Don Jenkins of Oshawa won the 'B' side. Both rinks move on to the regional showdown in Richmond Hill this weekend. The road to the Canadian and world men's curl- ing championships starts with club playdowns for teams to advance to the zone showdown. Six An- nandale teams will compete at the club starting Nov. 30 for two spots at the Nokia Cup Zone Play - downs at Tam Heather Dec. 20 to 22. Two of 16 rinks to survive the double knockout format at Nokia will advance to the regional playdowns in Minden Jan. 3 and 4. Meanwhile. the world's oldest continuous bon - spiel (previously sponsored by Canada Life and the Investors Group) will not he played this year after 93 annual competitions. The termination became official Nov 17 after no new sponsor could he found' Replacement sponsors these days are fcw and it seems they look for national exposure, rather than that of the GTA which the bonspiel covered. Tyke Liahtnincy strikes for two tourney wins y blanked host L_ Thr Durham West I 1 ghtning ph,. Lynscy Nakamura and Paterson, Scott Hill and Jim Original Professional Car Stephanie Fraser. English. The manager is Sue Phone Equipment tyke select The team is coached by Caggiula and the trainer hockey team won two games Dean Pam. Mark Vella. Alan Suzanne Wakefield. before bowing 1-800-375.4827 Fridays 8:40 ASI to 6:00 PM and Saturdays 9:00 AM to out of the fifth 2:00 PSI or sou can drop off your report card at the nearest HRIK office II annual Sharkfcst you arc applying for Employment Insurance or Income Security Programs, Tournament in take your application to your local HRDC office. Banc last week- Thain. Kaitlyn Hill. Kathleen end. ne Light- Notice of E1, Employment Trainee rang t Ices Programs, OAS and CPP Recipients opened the tour- e'•fi ncy by doubling °•rr. ' Brampton 6-3 Laura water, led Alternative cheque distribution and claimant reporting the was with two j during the postal disruption. gswt.. t:co Masaki. Br4x) Hu man Resources Devckipmcnt Canada has made ahernative arrangement, fort I Sawyer. Alannah annah picking -up and dropping off Employment Insurance. Employment Trainee Pmas cbegxs.end claimant report cards during postal disruptions. WakciclJ and Jesaca Vella net- Claimants may pick up their cheques and return their bi-weekly report cards) ted singles. through the HRDC cheque distribution centre. Clients should telephone Adding assists 905-725-6585, 416-7-W 121 1 or 1-801-206-7218 to confirm that their cheque were Deanna has been issued. Allow three days from the date the cheques was issued for it to Pare aK1 Waters arrive at the distribution centre. Clients will be required to show their Social' with two each. Insurance Card and one other piece of identification in order to pick up Let -Ann Mur their benefit cheques. For claimants w ho live w ithin Durham Region (except Brock Township): phy. Alyson Ware and liar- Cheque available at: Hewn ut operation. lyn Hill with one Lake Vista Park - 450 Emerald Ave. EFFECTIVE. 24 NO%' apiece. Oshawa. Ont. L1J tK4 Monday to Friday The Durham West t kc, then 19-0111 am. to 4:00 p -m. y blanked host (DIRECTIONS: South c)(401. Take Park Rd. South Barrie 1 l-0 ora- to Phillip %lurrav, turn left and proceed to Cedar St., turn left, ten. Parra. proceed to corner of Cedar and Emerald St.1 Sawyer and For .Assistaiace with your bi-weekly claimant report card telephone Ware each netted 1-800-375.4827 Fridays 8:40 ASI to 6:00 PM and Saturdays 9:00 AM to two goals to pace 2:00 PSI or sou can drop off your report card at the nearest HRIK office II the Lightning, you arc applying for Employment Insurance or Income Security Programs, Wakefield, take your application to your local HRDC office. Ma,aki and Hill Thain. Kaitlyn Hill. Kathleen pared one apiece. AssistingOld Age Security. Canada Pension Plan and Govemment Annuitv were Hill, Parry. cheques will be delivered on November 26th as usual. Postal disruptions Masaki and K h 1 ; will have no effect on clients who receive their benefits by direct deposit. I m e r y I Caggiula with two each, a eFsoe Sawyer. Vella. +1.0 'off W a t e r s. Stephanie FM:, Avis a A.E., Programmes Staglalre de m ay and Wake- 11'Emploi, OAS et Destinataires CPP field with one apiece. Christina af•Qo,rm cervi, Paterson was strong in net. The Light- Distribution alternative des cheques et des cartes des ning lost its third prestataifes pendant ('interruption postale. game to Sarnia DEveloppement des ressources humaines Canada a fail des arrangements 9-2, ending its alternatifs pour ramasser et deposer les cheques et Its cartes de 1'Assurance run at the tourna- Emploi el du programme stagiaire d'emploi pendant Its interruptions poswes. ment. Sawyer and Masaki Les prestataires peuvent ramasser leurs cheques et rendre leurs cartes du scored for rapport bimensuelles i travers le centre de distribution. Les clients devraient Durham West. t616phoner i 905-725-6585, 416-730-1211 ou 1-800-206-7218 pour confinner Caggiula and que leur cMque a 6t6 publi6. Donnez trois jours de la date que le chbque a 6t6 publie, avant de vous presentez au centre de la distribution. Les clients Masaki drew as- devront mentrrer leur Carte de I'Assurance Sociale et on autre morceau sists. d'identification pour ransomer leurs chiques. The team got strong defensive Pour les prestaWres qui vivent dans la Rigion de Durham (sad Brock): play throughout Les ch6ques sons disponible is heures d'opiration: the tourney from Le Parc Lake Vista au 450 Ave. tuttraude. C namenSaut k 24 NOV Jessica Thain. Oshawa, Oal. L1J 1K4 du lundi au vendiedi Murphy. Parry 10-00 a m ii 4:00 and Masaki pm. Team mem- (DIRECTIONS: Sud de I'autoroute 401. Prenez It chemin Park Sud hers are Alannah jusqu'i Phillip Murray, tournez A gauche et continue a Cedar St-, touraez Wakefield, ii gauche, continuez jusqu'au coin de Cider et 1•xmeraude St.) AlysonBrooke Ware, Brooke Sawyer, pour assistance avec votre carte du rapport du restataire bimensueile pPo p Christina Pater- laiEphone 1.800-375.4827 vendredi 8:30 AM i 6:00 PM et saamedi 9:00 AM son. Deanna 12:00 PM ou vous pouvez deposer votre carte au bureau le plus proche. Si Parry. Jessica vous faites demande pour 1'Assurance d'emploi ou Programmes de la S6curit6 Vella. Jessica du Revenu, apportez votre demande i votre bureau local. S6curit6 de la vieillesse, Canada Pension Plan et cheques de I'Annuit6 du Thain. Kaitlyn Hill. Kathleen Masaki, Kimber- Gouvemement seront d6livr6s le 26 novembre comme d'habitude. Lesly Caggiula, interruptions postales n'auront aucun effet sur clients qui regoivent leurs Laura Waters avantages par ddp6t direct. 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Get started! ■ Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Network Specialist • Network Technician • IAN Administrator • Microsoft Office Program <�CDi COLLEGE � Ranch for your f.t.- OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY call Oshawa today! 905-434-8585 Scarborough 416-291-6662 (Markham Road & 401) 30 campuses across Canada including Toronto, Oshawa, North York, Mississauga, Scarborough, Hamilton, Brampton. Messier-Doirty, an international conlpann with operations in North America, Europe, A.xia Pacific. is a world leader in the design development. maruafacture and support of integrated landing gear si-sterns. We take pride in creating innovative solutions to meet our customer's needs for high qualitl. perfcrnnance and reliabilipt and currently seek highh' skilled individuals to join our Ajar facilirfi. CNC Machinists These immediate openings in the area. of CNC Lathes and ('NC H/V machining centres require the expertise of Journeyman Machinists with a minimum 5 years of experience. Your familiarity with machining techniques for high-strength aerospace materials is complimented by the ahihty to interpret manufacturing dra"ing, and in,trucuons and operate CNC machine, in a qualny-oriented cellular em irunment. These positions will involve shili work 11 you seek new challenges and look lonsard to an excellent compensation package that malche, %0Ur contributions, Please forward your resume. quoting Reference #17-97, h): Nlessier-Dowty Inc. Human Resources, 574 Monarch I hrt.y,• In•I,nm of Iwano Ill—n— -rrn hrnrd w,Ih than eund-mr',I Massage Ther apf I Ild,gr. ,ay%That "as the health carr programs, small classes, ,aricd ,):Fit Program First (0) 'a extends to alternative methods. dale, and higheM quality of their Its Kind In ;It m.ls%age therapy n a regulated Instructors. this type' of program was Durham Region pndr„o,n that ,s becoming mor: definitely needed for the area. Uaee• ri%Ireanl. not just through the public Anderson Is a protide example of the TME IM hu, Mot the lugh the medical profes,lonal% quality of staff hired by ORC He •e;wroc 905 r6-Ie07 SUTM Career f Traxn,g Como Become a as will' 11- goes on to say that come, To the college -th a wr1I Y •ceo,cao, one, Iranng For 3 months to massage therapists are securing rounded background In ht, cli—en j s n An'IKW rlal5 utlrq .a. cover maternity leave itmpluynienl In other health related field With several years of training ,r,; S,,,d,dga CIOear 51r'hnq GUNur ,705,384 �escua n7 $AMM I,o,3ng'a,l able 49D51713_gp63 at car dealership In arms as wa'li including to—ate pracucca plus 111, pre,',ou, c„Ilcge ::CF '.r fu ,eSlnnt In -,)51W •46, F I COULD seder you no. to Scarborough. Some rehabs l,tanon domes, %p)n%/ath Ieoc administration duucs. hos knowledge IRANIAN „into, tea .,ea m -ow to ^ clerical duties come w.I.N from home asp facilities, %pas, dance troupes, cruise 1% exicn%oc and Up -to -dale 1444) rune an ,, east 3 ,us Han hme w mem a Interni pkv pa ships. wellness clinics, and also as graduate of the Other schools and e.p.rlena >nane 1905,212 „3; teacher% and facilitators within the community colleges offer the program must able to work alone, or in a „v, 6 o m health car- industry In lure vear,, however, the Iwo year group, and professionalism Is our f7r program at 08C is nnI teac 1, ng Key "cleLti tioncam of Under the con. course, luso ,urscl to Success. If you are ambitious we will tram you. noble and morelss Of m UI n- ma -ave" DaYld AntlCfFrn, the Oshawa campus massage therapy related knUf, the Awa Call Mrs. Park 426-4954 wuing cc,npunrs App,9 In of Omar— Business College has just Financial assistance may at") h Therapeutic —_ completed construction on a Mand new available k) IMnr %tudem, .ho qua) ty 1'� nc ma, ..I .,. i ..,ung, ,n that has been for 3.500 ,quare fixe mas,age therapy and Inquiries can be answered by the racticed centuries clinic and teaching facility on the ,m -campus Firimciat Ad%I— and as change, continue to take place seconl Ir,rl of the Mldrown Mall m _voh,n our health care system, more are' turning to Oshawa The facility houses not )usr If you are Interested ,n witimrrmg I - nal al,rrnatlse method, ,t IrC:iInKrll. elxtf(mnl,, hut also an eleven tabor Ilia' IttJ,,.IYI' Ihffapy pfograln, you are ha civ nlasvgc clic rap)' massage Ihe,ary clinic ,.loch .,It be asked I,c nlaer it., Ad h, Uur to the high demand for BeglslereJ open to he puhhc and also a thirteen D parlor i)1" ar ,41151 s76- `alawgr Thrrapl,h ,n I,rJay, work place, Table wrlrkm; d—o,orn 417% he Onfano Hu,in— Cullcgr mad, the PI) I C Log book hkrder. Air brake, Ircl,wn h, offer th,, nwn,n- dq,luma when a.•,- t ah, UBC decided to take t 1 ,rograot. starting January 5th o11 199' in duel'. r ;n,i,c diploma prozram. Drvn'23'323 1 -' Q month Ion ran c n. r t% x frog Andrr.r ,, that based n the .GRAM hours tit rvcnsnr training m college. •Ilcnl rc•purf n our S R�r«`- I nn. ph,nolug, path I gy. graJu, ,r.h read, Jens. f� RATS . oh,gy. onh,,prdlc,. spot, Inure-, - .; UAAY urn—TI. and cllnrral Jm,yuc of a„ —sent. scat n,rm. and `c.r •\ , Thr, I, The ) r o,1 xlc-i - medically hard training fur , Nhw,rk ,n Canada and upm ,on,pfrnun 7. I the rrogr aro, slud-1, are 1 rcummenJr•d tr. sr, the cnrranc- I., rakrlke hsc•n,un• --inane w,lh the 'allege of N1a„ag, Thrrap.ss M , rnraru, l'p,m pa„Ing this r,ammabon. )r, arc Iegalh--gri—d a, kegr,icred '.`` '0 11--g, Thm,r,,l, M the \11m,try of •9 or T i L^%-- poi ,aaMS II -11h and rhe l-o!I• g- ..I sL s,a},• -• espy ut t)nlann I %-,l 4ndl—ri. the \Lnager %I s, gr ,r INDUSTRIAL %IECHANICMILLWRICHT .viii pr .,cIn.!u.rnal M., hen„ %iii--,ght E,r API.- to cannpkrls nwhonical msWl.t•,n and "Ida-ri to ihr m„ hamcal rryumrmrnh, the „mdofaw . -' I,r able• h, perform „erne n,uhrK e'Irc'tr)..d m.0 nhnsarKr ,tong o,mmun.al. ,k,16, - if ion mlwn•s , nnt,n—tal shift work hh• to work m a t—Til —her meet INDIUSTRIAL ELECTRI( IA\ trona ,kill, :.t hr ask to comple-tr electric irkrtnmi. m.:.,:!atam k .hkJwxrt .:dchtson to the ekctr..l reyuin•rlwnh, that ,aryl.I.Ir ,J be ask to prrhrm perform .rime n,unnr :net hanecal ...,Intenarwr ” ,net Comrl %Jr Ael.m skill,, '�. tion nlyum, contiri,mal shift work • \ .tv to, work in a team envtn vim nt Plea.e reply in writing to: FIUA 70 OSIIAW.AlWHITBV FHIS WFEF P.O. 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Live'n Live %t .Aasr7lnT Drivers preteree 110 110 110 110 In# :-y I'M P E R S O N N E L ki Lel IKf, AZ DRIVERS Wr.,iter • l .,Tnpeuh%C Way;)', • 1lcrkly Direct Depe.,lt • I .its of \111L`, • I'd &-fri •tit Packa,;r • \Ia'h' Bunux's • t � R Can. Rum • \cw kquipmt'nt • i L•mr,•ita•n • 171cdn4tld Run, • \res Equlpnn•nt • \„holdback, • \.';omm drduaed MIXfV1UV11 VR. V'FRIFIABLI, Fxl'FRIE\CF Please contact Alistair 1 owe at 00iii for more inlormation. r AttA*Lm wmAII Ori russe5 DOUAIng n., n Ce cmw 13 rJa45 tam' 4pn C, a ,pole' M Iq etllbn 1 , 20 St.&nt um T! FW SLAW Greer Trow 1 Ca,sM2 --o.. •,'>_ Ana a CAPRA SCHM OF FLOR A-2 PRORSSIOML On,e,s AL DESIGN 26 +A FW.Iry 6 .6n al leas! 1 vee, «,nrtr lfusooss Program 12” m drl.Ip up «antea rmmC- Nih,t 3-phase program 3 dulely to run Ciiha"USA .t Philessosit course In 506600 mac 'Amus fee some edeo. Beginners Pm Medical AOstrxr and poke JIM Pa411,ntlall Ing cwrance 6ke14 n! wages cde•aS na.udt A Tabid pad it edy btneflls none 1 err"! lePe.n•elc . urs aro 93' '352 )„ u McIP -euv.ad ra e.perrenke t 905e396Wtl Fpmvy Sus •Imrnd !•67 • . aw, Rd •rraenp r .nae iooled m mm.d,ue �rp..:9rLilii.ww au.rm rah .a;rawJr Fn rs •,' Stilt astfik - I� tri .Inner In,•n ,esanr IJ 905. 1215, for , conslAw.gn I cc solo's Os=.'i.penenctd 'n , sa espe,su� .., o Ili:uq wnnan F &Oki RJ Or appeanr �,.I)I un .wont 19051603- _. _ FIELD :,,ksut4ps requw t0 DIN., utha -Baa s..ppaad CA, .Wed ..I ':.•'2 l'drl nine kw pan VI, pr tvemngs CAN 4c5 3_6900 APPRENTICl GAS n ,, a t0 73039'6 905 - •Ilett it your limning doly A,w Ipea,Ing for learn 38J8110 blUtRAs —1h.bM Fwn- 90S.723-6113 nil aasst.NA ,iso l ciao- abut 905-/a �R •ORING MILL 20-1o1 1 - r' -� sola .rrn ` �' - MET..e Mrhanmyl corn: Unt m ll cm uU.alsctlad anal SclNpgf cy TM isg7Lilr •M1` u•wle -Fre. Hoo �n ra.905576.1920D 5 .zdr> <.too ce. ��',prnn.k ayes Fa. e- TME IM TIRE SALES Tff •e;wroc 905 r6-Ie07 SUTM Career f Traxn,g Como Become a ELP REQUIRED EXPERIENCED hea., eoulp •ceo,cao, one, Iranng For 3 months to perience an a„ct nimno 'avaftlkl n An'IKW rlal5 utlrq .a. cover maternity leave e to 190517:88095 ,r,; S,,,d,dga CIOear 51r'hnq GUNur ,705,384 �escua n7 $AMM I,o,3ng'a,l able 49D51713_gp63 at car dealership In ::CF '.r fu ,eSlnnt In -,)51W •46, F I COULD seder you no. to Scarborough. Some SKI SKI SKI IRANIAN „into, tea .,ea m -ow to ^ clerical duties come w.I.N from home asp Sports minded people needed for rune an ,, east 3 ,us Han hme w mem a Interni pkv pa Ajax Company's busiest season. You e.p.rlena >nane 1905,212 „3; tdn 416.281.4493 restw must able to work alone, or in a „v, 6 o m to Loft Coy group, and professionalism Is our LICENsEO MA IIECNIC Must 416-293-4658 Key to Success. If you are ambitious we will tram you. noble and morelss Of m UI n- 1 Car4Mr Thal 1 c6reer Trarung Call Mrs. Park 426-4954 wuing cc,npunrs App,9 In ;- W to ll.hi. 156 Hum SI A9AILNLE IMBEDIIATEIV 1 Gerl[ragHol (At Esw SIaUOnI 905 61465 pe, hou, d Jmot, ( p '836121 - cal :Ompary no. eyan.L:,a wA1TRESS COUNTER .ANTED PART TIME ht,Ju m t nDarfur. Reg,on reau,rn re,l�I,ra ' n :�eur teen ••amerL 'n '•^•,airs :ol'dduas to .o,a8!-_k 3J If ra. rause :• 935, 6413 3 Incase Trans Canada Truck Driver r.wnd,p Cal.., PlcW,r' ars M11 9565 Mu,l be T6 p ww n.te eloze0 su days 1905N2li Trainit g —clot CA571 3532 One on ol,c pnv:de A7/114 Dangerous C,ouds 1 Sew HOPAgn•t 1 sm.. "No Afton PI) I C Log book hkrder. Air brake, • N D• "as lino Co lel tire changes ken . lime d t sed part tune. slid. Ises to, DsN«a era ail. emu HOLIDAYS ARE HERE ra aelJusL)eril cert , ATr brake No CST/PSTPST 24 hr .^ Ja}s per Werk Drvn'23'323 'Tis the Season for EXTRA MONEY. F, narlcIaI Assisi ancc may h available If you could use It. 905-4271-aH75 NOV 04&iWER rew.nea ooh we could use CUr bel Y p' 1-44110-i47-M710J '. cnrvslrr ,Man +n n pfiq 3ab Dun Jr les -3V Full time only. Cap Mrs. Claus 426-4955 ME WTHE NEWS ADVE111171SER WEDNE:IUAV. MN'F'M6t:K 26. 1997 Jill —*AbdN* M SkMed NNp SPECIALIST Commercial Printer with 1n -house P, press service requires a Computer Graphic Specialist Minimum 3 - 5 years experience, strong technical capability with MAC and IBM Please send your resume to Ronald Taylor, President & General Manager MARACLE PRESS LIMIT ED 1156 King Street East Oshawa, ON. L1H'N4 Tel BE: 905-723-3438 Fax#: 905-128-6024 MAC GRAPHIC ARTIST required ❑rinlahah'h %ITnt have minimum I V'lar. v%ork exrherience in 4 iuklur prose- Pleasr call (905)433--0250 111 • 1 Dayat 1 AHHks br Sok LIVE OUT NANNY ,. CARPETS SALE 1 ,o none 10 ^,-en 5 era,^ aM 9 yYrs' •.. Mu. •mpv lou. carpel 3 rooms $339 xnre pay Nun-snrower Gar 130 sot 1wf ine wes urper. 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Also Chairs AAake your ovVrt . zrla0le Came 6 veli n 4 veWelcs.arse Li4eidertlw %915 Ocomm.C.181 7 St W sRau 90S-5-Ti0-8560 or Main n ANcbmas 870 Savo. YMMO Rt E wbay waMrt 1930 1AkM 905-41IN 2836 fall to, F8ff 19 zg raw`25 S rape tit. Mv sopow Doc. t3- PEKTIM 166 '6ME cn•. . ll Trod r,•5 ^a261906c tm 9315 t9ot1426-4122 PMNOSraiAINFArNo =.CC. Ni, CnnLnus Sar .: N .sec puw5 va,luna NeSan. 4 OIIEssm $a' ;La j-5 "'cA KenDr YpWg Coag lore sol S65 sou a Loan w dgey pg.; SIDS Ymlcntr. TaOk t CnaK oma top Rem b owe, tape docksof 575 4 Pc bedroom sate Thom docks ' tram $995 arca w nil up CAN , ,910 $ 45 5 " one Deo - ,oar sad INR one 5395. TEL-. PIAN04331491 All 335 otChill an NMI Ou' SM SHEOkly wooden .!deo "Lose --S2s0 -- e A 3 um w Dory tutee 6 ena taM 345 want 5299 taus at Many on., deob S95 D,veac lar [ens Wes ono styles a.aubk 5250 mctoware $ sAmid S.5 Also garages arca Wan 761 (9054973532 tAe6aY Rd Um, 3 PKke,ng LOTH pram up 1. 12 For mo,e Imo call 905-619 Coca wane, purses troth 2093 9 lSri 33W $99uggage Irom $1999 TEAK fable 5150 Bed- kalhw caries Ian 6699 nom Ll—C room E"'ymmy Must Go' FamilyXt $450 Glass Table df. L"Mf 5 Polls Mall OSra $200 Ron,.[' Larva His wa 905 728 -MM a Low $600 905697 57 ANVXW TUN or me an" OAKM M FURNITURE 10 pct gbwl dmmg room Check out bar MIT SPE - d1 NC back proal Poon CIAIS SOLID OAK Table Nos. 000 or best offer SEK eg 36'As" 051so' oea (9720me u 1 1620 tam .18" at ANO 4 SOLID OAK Wn& Nrow, L XeLIEPRICE & M SODDAN 40SDNO 599 Or d IAlittle c/w 2xIG' at AfiNMINNNIIS SOLID OAK Wa,osor Arrow L (Veom wasNed c SALE PRICE $11"- $49.11119 1199", `49.� Srmut $&"S011Ok A6 ol T' MARC set and Bullet a rNk7A repair hrukrn C5 Wily an .ilea Nim you springs. cables, can buy l0ox SOLID WKn We at not Nest a WODue lucks. rollers, lel WE ARE TM FACTORY"• ii dolor, a,ailable TRADITIONAL WOODWORK - Full Warranty ING 905 985 8774 416-501-8728 IISEO FNe6E sus. and up. used shown $200 and up ca—M bede'm su t le used wa60en $250 dryers collect condition 1 eludes 3125 AM up New blood name stypehed aemdme ded IICI IT. ges. 16 c 3505 New bmcn trwk dresser mora. brand n>ne 30' stops 5449 mint stmtIII gold ac and up New 5 c I Ireeaa$ Cents $1200 905.57elo $255. Stepensons Ap- CARPET MODER. 1DO% MunceS 227 Cart St. DST Nylon "nck plush sum re baa 5767448 Cast,. wP0 For 3 r om; only 536900 A'ce Includes WATER d yw lfe COflce 0 30 SQ yds prptl deWY Dao min the Mae smeo a/0. loot alba Imirkbon m ylN tome of yar waur are, Can help Free quoUbDn m your 1101* Cyr Int rehon eltur696'8351 No wkresl, a payment ION one full Yale,gy 60023/ atw 5p. . Dontel 1-300- 217.0104 NEW AM USED dressers CAIIPEI. frN En"Nr. cot" and end labks, Tapes New an" static piper ono cNns ad . spring and "arch soot ressard rtat veLSes. coin laundry 6 en.,rmmknulryJrknmq also pry Wold "to,, Sit pipet starting as sow n 5541 pnenson 5 Cal Pro W t Wide rape a "Win to duck 325 Selcoe Sl S . tompkmenl you, few, Fur OsNwa 576.6471 poo shopl 905126-207 elwnte Callaw, Mze sill S0 iiia MK Cr1 M BKL TOM HOUSE CONTEIM SUE t0 PUPS VATcfwwa and Swnlay. Noy 30, 11 a in. � o SWO MUST `SELL 1571 Nilitskll CN., Pitkerifel QUICK- Cat 1905) 5791 M Sofa, wing back chairs. bedroom suite, col- TER$" Knee. Ironed tee tables, and much much more ap51-0 nralM guarenked (985) 420-8619 pa mak Pack mw A le man also +alts atalable Can 1905172677% 1 AtNes waeW1 Amities Wonted SOFT coaled rl WIWFm In pups Goal nolu"a, —.at. Cplsiln to Wanted lot section evoy Wed 6 to m le gic CKC repshered EACH, incl anl0ues f.ne lurndure R%a, Doulton9 Hunt- tool eompanr" N0 GII mels. Moosooli, good chit" L glass, Old toys. COIICC ;905179.- 2266 hens A other Interesting articles Dumams largest t ROTIWBRER PNMks 5 aucl'on since 1973 ", or, old All Shoh Phom Kahn Country Audtons Clhpbaa CKL Registered. (405)663-0041. hr (9051575-2267 Grin Cab 905-.134 3.'90 "ones READY FOR CMIST US LEAF TICKETS IN Ate° '^rpt Zvi .1. N,m sneddrng non aver ,c. WANTED "cam gwrenlee yn-eaePm wvlX lramng started (705) Will Pali value for a -3124 1Nnmeaage Maple Leaf Ticket.. TOY PDOOLE. mak 9 r Sha, Ckc Int S. !Aust be greens, reds or golds "n me "inaSao ai, Call Bruce at 579-4300 ext. 2207 ':.,n.In vos1 69th Am=lpAmran ArKckS 11 A110M0 irYYill � WaeeM WEDDING C'.." S, ,, „ CREDIT PROBLEMS' On wade 'In oer n man.. ANTIOUESIr�.„ 11,, r,. yp,.. t11ul-g w Piy1 :ddt Lit-, "if", M lion CuS q luou"l, � giants. chiral ween L' ,.I:'. M -A L Can. ora 4 mos ad, malchmia lmm,c,uit A one, an Da- truces. ,m, I981 10 1991 .I Asking 5250 Can 434 %1 be h . toys or r1 ""arps Want Auto Saks Ltd 792 6090 owns Decoys. toots A sewn Seca Street Soum. DSM" b1,c CnOechm of estates A101w 905 '203762 SLOTS. SLOTS. SUITS Are 1885 COROLLA GTS $W- oou gang to a Ch"q-, Par- GII Rood Bowen An,pOn5 _ Ty bel ya don t haft A sa17 19051 65 NE H brows On rydaha !.Rios,, pe:hv 11.1 iA1M1 ,may kA bah your Inst a Wro E-,nAd rblDOWendsvm' em 5999 as rs' Call Uay 101 less by shoppmp at POW ca 19051666. 9303 RUGGED REPLAYS whom M FOLDING WIRE. SIc1Abk Ins TOYOTA C„r,dla. 5 apm0 $100 you 11 oe A'41 conYners WO a lent 1 pale 111 4-dW, SAre. Nn WI. Smrt. ne and a part of dro� SM -Si ICWrt FEE C 'BG.ODC4ms, sunroof , shoes Song loo good to be 'a -Sole. askng 51100 ben true'' Come to RUGGED RE- I Cranp,w 9C517254M PLAYS ,n Worthy and see for 1900 ARIES A 4 it" voursen Since 1994 we an nr a nnp iur,e JQ to ir, iuo b She pan Lefton, one, The Ilett ion , , ,kr A'rw.l tc rw cwllwg->at,-3g OC mrlye. nim cam (1105427 am to, men toms dna MY, AT 19M lord lamps 3L 'no" UP TO /5: BELOW RETAIL' : 1 LOg4 '1a -1 rum -11 jtg0p Floor , consmgnmem 177.,C,'fr 7211492 ,hopleng for men ilk, w•11 F",hO BLACK do-. while lop BONNEVILLE SSE parts Iw1.n F•.m ti ey I" McOus Bili n apprL.:rlarrl, ,Jw u' ••c111em motor A A van got a a' Taw M 401 yea, .m limn" 40' ,baa, Re 5prrd t,." $Or1,e earnem noTo rth a es 1 Witch,B— m' yon RI ail osnara call badr puts (wrn miersbpl roan , Ighh, fi Burns St ,905 428 9247 ane, 7, in $'DOC .On 9D5 985.N54 nr ,turn R, we" rt "w first '1 IS.— 51 Rua, an len. me 905.8525;'9 Hpun Aron Wild 103 to— FNOD .•'o, and dick In 10 9 Sat 105 Som 12 5 cat • •• i 'nage At 1111 TAINnn canon wagon Can AM 2063 you .dint be we 4;: 9%a5 luny I1wm Pwet W.6— As+ovuwen' f011R0 —le U1 Wpm none" glass. thin. Lc no nus ",a— an" body or own big c," J ,N•' •Jet WIMe cards'Ruling$3M5 . t L Ln Ian. sows A o""I 693-730, or 4281879 after Worry Rd S of 401 Tom .905420237 i,= r— =rte s*r r: z-r-rrt.s sz= z +css-si CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce. Pine & Fir e wwreY-1;;etpr Rn E.' 4.' Vora^ B er'; --. Sac ".c. P �8 East''•— Oft .^nest aD~Cooll a OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. • 6 pin. ° f" D 00VypiANVAIE W.. �-.••. '-� : , . �n 4' � Vortf 1a kms on Worn 57 N ,, OM DA&Y 9 a m. • 5 vitt. 0 your owl i2: ANY SIZE tad ric FREE TREE BALING ~ r c•+ cul if 141$1 C S c .y _f FREE CANDY CANES FOR KIDS TREE STANDS L BAGS AVAILABLE FREE PRE BOUGHS { CLINES f WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8 DO YOU HAVE CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE? ARE YOU LOOKING TO PURCHASE 9" uvu". 4 CVI , A CHRISTMAS TREE THIS YEARS to; N;;�, "ifm Our kstiN of 'Christmas Trees For Sale' call spew. ear will be starting Soolms t. 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PAI EL'S I7111InM CMUM 5th Annual Craft Sale 65 Kings Crescent, Ajax Near Town Hall Saturday November 29th, 9am-2pm Free Admission info: phone George 683.3213 To ensure that your 'Bazaar or Bake Sale' is advertised on time, simply call one of our cheery advisors and they will advertise it in our Ajax Pickering Classified Section for a very low rate. Call 683-0707 for assistance! 1 ran A111111*1 LOW{ Fd1Nld EMIT T ERI NNS wanted ,FOUND.IGoldsann N e lot new C"ten Marvel local, w Ad it me Canoe Flu Market Heber Uowns area Ppsypl' Opening SoI Call 9DS-436 nota den( loss PWR catl 1074 to weal 6558765 111111 DEOAGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.44" ,T e1NRt "P"' TAM N a ,•rad . pi;'., tWeraip.it mrd r 79. -re c aro nl M330 +; � R391x9 101 som"Dn.wum um1 .D'.k.a L L•, CAR To 8331'' 9i ,Q •n INwepm t 4 �. AY V r'te Core- -An .9061 ,766 JO 9 TO pm ,9tl :+NA$To tf ,ramrr A, %w Ps PB Arc. AMAll o.s401. . hms arae '•drholt SILL 500 905 436 A93 190 OLDSN tt 7452 I FA p e LL KlNillal■fa Arca lady -. Inewi U.110 901 >,'.43 1105 SATLONI - A a „• 00 r. n;e^ ,n blew ., .J vaaw , y (SM, 19 1014 194 SINCN1■M- rlslap w bqm. Kau cher•, r r„awn ,Nwn• askrp"fe" 51) 5.36 Trillion—X965 6664966 ION GRANO Ma .6 us abs D1 or 12'1.1,1, .e.. M soslem 4 dW,apt' A 95000 ",WtwayAms -W lues Is bran S':.90G ;we her ate tnwr ;.an Io, 3020 Isis% SNONVIUE, a1 .an dard Powe t0uprttenl rt'Wlt entry. e.CtYlnl Cand.lu,n 92000 MOV4 nwy ... f$15.900 camhed 6663:,7 AM w IM GED METRO 4 a, ;e it., A.A. m'tm rA_!" l E, 62K. end CMdy Lan, J,. Ro 58900 6970226 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit! If you work: you drive' Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-x198 Q4. 1957 Fora fig' n dt>ecaN sound $5495 e. DOT 32 VW Rabbit only 751M. auto Immaulalr 12995 .DOT 9 1 Obs :.I ass Supreme SL only 80kres. Whitegrey IN14, nrltmxuLik. 110995 •007 PowA AUTO SALES INC 939 DuMAs 5t W Whitby 905, 4301277 i 1 Lost { Fwnd M FM Usable Lid Fully SELL IT NOW Ibaded. les o6okm dnp nr LOST, G,eyy 'u, nal o, Olde Good nuheg cmdou. as ,s CALL Kingvo, pd hcwr"g van. $1750 090 phunl 9055:6 663-0707 yWppee170!197Rewar-7s761caC1d ka) pK 6935 1 Nr Sok k. serWE V AIR 0 FOR SALE l 1988 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE Fully loaded. 170 kin., V6. resent repairs, excellent condition. c; 000 or best offer. Trades Welcome. Call (705) 878-4998 p1MRRN NOIORS 1 ' ce ,1111.1�.,or, t.t`v day 1 3 B„newr town. 114.%5 :oo'. and pre 4 m loaded. • 19000 led SIS "S 1992 ,>,d am 2 m.6. 57495. 1992 :.a 5 speed $6.795. 1997 C Warr 2 or auto. JA 30O 1992 SWO d 2 de. 5 spree $4 295 1992 Saturn . SC. d,. $6.795 1991 Lau it, 58 ON An $6 900 1"1 Tames GL loaned. 14.595. 199t unraA Eur. 4 dr. load To $5 795 1"1 Grand Am 2 it, $4 $95. 1991 Tion TSI. an hoe move s AM , $53951 1"1C msHJ, $4695 1991 Sla,ww 2 it,, $4 500 1991 Gids Cudns SuClrmt International. 4 it,. kakd S: 695 1990 Durance. 53 5w t gap ;taw Pin. A m . S5 -95 1990 124 $5.595 1") rand Am 2 dr. it 395 ""' �inebnd 121 DOO InI N 395 1969 Grand Am 2 dr j; '9` 1969 Grand Pw 2 it, S4 995 1989 Serena G1. H int 19" Camro Z28 d rat S3 800 36 R." Lemtkv velKks a.w ben •-1 WIO" Rd S AA- 643 7550 "A1, 7. 19'0 treape ^ i t 21.000 nows •> Lennon. $2500 re 5r' raw 17051357302E l,lD 790 GRAND AN Ct conMmn Mrd , Mr^ mr, wrunl.r w 'Ji1o'km 518.900 +Scot NEED A TEIRCUTE7 Pup 4 credit, e>d,uw rn Cameron a 905576 'e004w t M 2593673 I — 'mr1D' Tan -n vfk, pyoesry, LF J A V6 Inwood While ,In -,. m1— 56900 ono "5 1139 1NNp OF KNMa erwed' INertY erre a . ewew w so war. Cwbw in me ew aaww �•.>, MLT, 4. u , $2 , m ew, A , mnu• , 1911 k 19% lar ice a 56995 at—, net RaMM mret, r ,-lawn C.rtAwF and trkap 'a3 DoAn- GI Ware ..oun 9e3rarmaum to 190463 enmun. L'w5 A"ntu, p A ,o' S splen L 995 ere, Annoy 966 DAw ay. — ned Anne . Bee W 300 ns rM And 55:95 :r'ie9 F4—.. .o W., 1000 kms : O ,ann • $a Sari 1993 AWN X^ 1. mrK oo; L O00 cams 56 515 "W p,wr wand M, I T I- Intel peen $1.5"1992 a.o Sao— 4 eve , 1pN p. -H, aM we, $5 ns 1"$ suck Pae An— Nailed 1I « $4 N,3 AWN rope c..n MO un sn,aK ITA C !MMM Mm re to a M G,ev AAro talent lin.." r ■ A. MnNwe Mo., '1/k.rt teawr,.nAweed c:1 it,~ OM• $eNM rjll IRS) $7w7 1 AM.m.etw issun •. s'SM '. •,p •„ 6 .. L is aiW:.Alu aW "Ink, T— a� Rmop "'W"Rcyctil Fbo kAn p9 — rpkwy Cr -WI S.aD a 6 A AWO �_ Iniad, burs Ar in 580 516 NO Casa a ^te soul Any cmla' s".ary bar CM a >,y w. 2, Fork. 7 aye 30 sow dna "54wim a 505 me 5234 AMY SCRW -..• At Thick Lis' '`p.0 p ran Tap n l.cA-/Mr 9Ca (M)W'4333793'1jjj a 636 [ASN FOS 4 CARS, as Dw —0 .1 „ n., et muff 0. 1CAR 427 2415 n0' Lpw l b 479 =A AW r AILW ED WTO SAFaMLES WANTED 6 ei, Yl. Chev 12 I' 1 392 1 , I= DODGE riW 1d Crieawl Ila D' •rr sksneg 9-1 Mews u deg hate, w.rR■. MN. M. c in" 3%r er .Aran 7604 care4lad rr IW51432-an "W CHEVY • _.102 000 w al" LKI ' 5 IM Wily evuoml ast slops R 600 0, bale, S79 -9I ki— a4w6pm "S1 60C ban 1" e■4 d -e M Shag M. V8 JIAomm. band $, 2 900 CAN (9051 404-"a S82 CM 1 2 be "-up aknded Lab 4 Wheel don p w p on an ,emote a.. sidle surle, new hiw anpsa we, 519000 Ca ,051725-6417 Ina CHEVROLET SAVERA- DO. fde.*d CRAY. litg at idly wm 5400 r. Ad e9 $11000 oto 404-1673 be.".92 phe 100 CHEV SIO TAW pack age 43 L. a,ft alNmm Ca' Ulu Oory 7S,000Wns Mnt CWW"o 110.795 Cort1A.a OM W5173-0871 1 NRAM it'" 101 FMO JurosYr xL 7- bass . levy band . urWNkN V6b90aD5D0 905579- 94/5 SONO LSA Vit, a C. Ps. Iib. CrMM c"Ira. no steernp. polus nn . Palo, Art bpi locim boom MT -M miry system, MMM TAS Xe V6. 180 tip fm -Speed auto fixe 45 000 An. NOW dry mol 725 -OM DUN" iwws Saks and Semce repairs. open eery day, 1993 MM TOM LT. 4 Or.. 10 a .4 s 4, 91,9%, 1992 MN, Choanae Spon 4 m. 4 A 4 $109%, 1990 Pontiac Tlardp ct SE. $6.995. 1990 Canaoen SE. 55.995. 190 GW So. SL 12 I". aklwed TAD. 305. $6 995. 221 wa iey Rd S. 'Wt (905)583-75W OIL_= .. mm auto pans inapt 2 oreekS tinct He- gnrM Compete U'S u, Paris InsYNlwn or restora- b" avad" 909850454 .1 1 792 U. &*,. Wlsm 37OK4" NUI buts LIs Indoor homes hak1S etc Wilde Sal.. 4 700 IT.*sort Rd North RRVI Brookln 905.655 -MI O 1 E AprtrweN 1-sDRr n.k•,1 dpi Fdvdkla,w ,edairr. _;UX 1, W oto Pie Nu pees be smokmp $550 mclusn hrstrasl 1905431.8567 I KOPOON Noll, dao- 1±0 Oa:nrlm .lpthst are. oke o la Wes S1ro,e. i,. I. n1Cki0e5 nUl deo launmv 1495-4 1161605 9997 IMT" DSHAWA ' a Will.: 18 ; 'w,,:•,.',. ,nn,X pal coni elves g I cr, L•vkr new Oemem fi, ' .ani no, Ina I i '. ma peer wodul, i'L, ndmn til : I, - eluded L.—I, - TTI Ind '111I Sa •,nn.,. In".. Arr ,v atl1,•1g Ckse 1. 401 e ,O P—.N ani ami „aw it-- inn, 5600 „�le�- PM"te 905 5'6-,55 2 MOIl" +'N :hkcar or also ami, 1111 Pill,�L also Kathy -21 94Fad 5/65517 Mme. 4:11 ' Sxo 2 ll§M W rvpi dupw C,n• o•.'... L.So . N dm Call al- ' 20 $140 ii—WASO ,w•mwnt 5635 moor P "II 'aw•w awn. 2-MMoom 11—mane M,3 Avrumt LF1D.11V ssso mer n nnl last @—A r.r,l Ara Ga419 1,51 A LAW DrOr,adrrm a<epn Irnrrany 1 apArlmml OSbarA m S'Np . 7 W sow D.- Ir -'e t, P•up wean 911 ata rc^ or I be,roanm .. a An.•,ra+n, h,.rmra n bail a,•.ry,nun woo— Air ppwrri4'S sw•. ah '49 AJAe 1,tAmrn i,. ;ors — r, awake eek-cawt, $404 —nth :0613 SM NAULAALI O60MTILT Lr.•rdp , • s 9. aw yehdbmMr bmww, 3 bm* m TMD . 2 bGroeel, 905, 419 je R%. Its, 95 AMAYII ,n■n N,oat i w•1nt' '' 2 bed r.wrn .Bak sol t"e4,lrm aCA nAW6y'wwed 1750 ue Dww Awpr sma" G,ow tit"Aet 931 9500 AWA Aft I IMMOIArt _P0.: all wah Bakd14 Cw w -Aude, 'pr.puanl 7s I 'Tr. 1215. $775 175 bed Lan Said Cil 430 0134 NtAASLE NOW Y wniow„ I;.n,,u 51'•..1,• S•95 a p 5y. Very ✓. ile — enhaa ALSO 3 ''•t'Dpm .0 Sip., aA Wet $1000 Willi E.N ,d aN 725-S7D "LON .t+"1reM. mW nW1r ,bard, CIM - rd wmru.atc 1. Why CIM ar 4wak no.l. t pu both . 'UMWr.4 Rookes, doo.A mater U.V"Kr" Nivin 125 raw 935+01 7936 I.- ,.r,. SSOC "i kcs 9. r••I Dano 'r"Koos No pored Da 1 Ifltlast No tK PRoa Idr 400, 3pm- 9pm 9p55793Mt BASEIIEIIT awry carpeted Stpa"Ir wearea, kthen Y C uoX hu GC 401 L man ed pe&MSmoamng Ara —d f450 Arcraw, ISmal CAI victor 420 6863 BEAUTIFUL.2 bdroum apartment ,n situroo Wea- manWned bl"Mnp, umral onilikwa WAN. ANAAw Dec1 $750 CAR 19051721- 0631 at (9051728.2969 CPATrA. 2 bed oum base ment avawit .Moaawy. ltww, slow. ahlS erbk, to 5700 No pt I'MI •ekrmca 9D5263-8574 sem10M1 wt my. Input. p3ryrNmoom abanmwu. Wipe kdCP- AN'UsASSTI k "tD JAmes FM bsra4r aba mire spotless n home. armwm Oshm &&Look immlmale ISM lv4rydwg Mm>N�tt 721-�96uWomy SIr MILwBNAM 2. Nautdul ebdroom Deterrent opaH. Ment. urge kitchen prink entrantDayand 4% Mm.00 Sift "not ho sn abnwp is (9050123-6397 LNiNERINUOi{Ta M. 1 -bode n buement. farm /11v4 w,sV mentrance, 4 piaia6 5550 A"AAw Jan I (9ncwsM05)839- 2461 LU LWAM. south Ala. 2 bedroom waAuul bsemenl *atmmt. seperate !n=et on owl laawry, 1800 per motel Itlfllldaw Bleep an— or Dm notimOYtr hnWst rekner." recalled CAN M. 6417 Mme mom 2 bed ACT $590 awaiADle rmmed"lely Includes Irwge store old. aro prw„g 5793723 ONTIEA3t OSM.3 Iupe Z" t txdram aplll , $595imonm nclusnve Separate enlnnc,. imrt, era fro balYsmamg. av>l we thersediattly Call 905- 5799217 1 A 2 K NODE Apt3 ALI able mmedutelr Ge, 1 u, Jin I51 New wNlnkg Sart Osq at $600 350 MI hawa No III Cap ( 9051 V"724 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS 2 { 3 Dedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances. underground parking 55 FALOY CRT MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. 6 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. BAT. 11 SUN. 12 - S (915)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY 1 d 2 bedrooms, Immediate, 3 appliances and blinds. MON - FRI 9 A M - 5 PM (985)571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AT THE SUMMIT PLACE 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Ulil. Included • In - House Supt. 8 Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Mi Sat { Sun Ilam• 4pm VALIANT PROPER i3 MANAGEMENT 'WO nednD>'l,n kmmtrwalt .liar Ostura,wuple pre nekwes bwp. Son. gel IreslNy-pWdM, f110p- qua. IMermy tamMles. ME$ Nin bus 4". 7252642 aM SOtn Ow QN, It bight apse v 1k"" •+ns,"W em ^ Iia d,', dp eKW A ApplianCa cabal bath 4uM Rouge VAR" 1905, 5094120 nM MI,— bas~ were ;•,pia south Dinatu. �bnx, exk n hear . nym0 h,k11n ca, IAIMy " ...eta oat ba aM shop &-labels &"M 773 I kaw'IMF 'f*TRALLY Leak1 OSI"M 'd --n apes Afakbk 11 6 Jan I:t stag '! Fr,sl L last ed INK Slockwrl Reality corp 723 1265 $PAClM well heaimane6 2 Dido apK ARA r wo raw as Gkr, A San two warm ckt4ehl fr>el punitive dose IMas Snapp"1w 1 rin satiation, UM Mile! ed ea 1128 am oslow . b.A' en ap, flnmv ati':•.rtel Ole only Cw r f. at ii,c'gnat •W nod' ricket r� t&iomionlra, A.aabk Jne l a.ramt , 'u3e•wm 1hs6ksr epwnd AN p, t waft ,",tap, 4%""A " •owns *1 n ,Kik. , -. d. ,ran stere 1, •r i•u.em.wmt Comet n GM plan Area ,eba a A awr «able imented 55W pus .1wha IAA 434 LIM Now .ppett GN peel 7 lund ,,ice 1 b.*9 $5: C , l.n _ $$so Pit - 1 a1W-741. Paper 414- 501 107 SBIeAWA s•rl boreretre.ak. s sou Iwa,nprn lex .Ie $50C ooh'. ora ab 575 w n, 9Q'Alli a.alabw ow 5.431 7910 *saw" ' , "rob., I n now •"dv. d*b., rc $rete"w st aw f7o5 mown Alfa OlhI asp M 4434 rit Ai RI%t .,�fears epfe uwWrenSr . r. r+peel, cr ,ew'lu- „ se1a1 hN 'la•! ,'MI 617 -1st • Ort•• urnwm. •t.p.. tae arUlM core r..dk -.dhy $75rn crew Cloock (nsA244179 . XAmew4p1. P., nkat t 40'5werats 1 bed• bsrnwa ape Stpew dw, tract M .it— W .c unomw D4 (416) let sn" IMIfN AMR : bop baorrraa , •knower ferM amendry. a1, Ie3 ecW4W to fn to ng Den role■ .S7W,P Fr (low $190M3 ARIZ. 11J1aropn apMNRre ih anlymny IAMU 4kdaa Near bas shoppmp e scltD owl mea area Avail" ar 1 693'4146 fM1 UIWWA ,.mot 1 - bit— rang la-nul't of dm, ramth � aecaallw *..,: t.deitntrs 2-a .4 . S5 a nck",rek m Bw4 weeh'ITp s+oWODupk Tandy d No "ft 579 ins Bnght. spaciowA large. freshly decorated 2 B/R apt for rent at 280 Wertwonh St. W Your Furst choice Swo- S650 Phone lot ap- pointment to V1ew (905)721-4741 rm OOMSN to mph plea. halm Oshawa top Fluor. Ifillp slow Oimes. barking, 3550 plus 35 19 172}1912 Jan. Fog VERY Targe 2odrm, 2 DW rblouse .-Mae San Is 100imonm pus ophorial ape AL "u"w" "To "wppee stove. OKhW they, m Cu0e0 Wrkenp OrIA1Ke 10 nospw Cal Paetlane Apes 1905)7253900 nays. 19DSN35e169 enm„g: MEA CENTRAL OSHAWA - 3 beflr00re. labor kva at aw plotWoundbyac4aMts CAN $775 A wckavn Malure cou*. mbaK preered 579 -INS WMm rbedrg Dae melt 11 DO sot R apaMkM. brtpac4 clod to AN arltmt- Irn $756rmonm P1l AANow*k mil" 30-94 t, Nae ragwed 1905743091% WWI'& IMI. one bedro batemmt ApArtmenl, spotless and boom, appliances. sept - rale mlrallte. laundry. pe"- Nng. quip non $.Ozer. SI Mrlkdalry 19051 8314121 WWM I btdroum bat - Trial , separate tru ante. Wellen bartWa. A/C. CN, d- mnry.5rncarpeted . eked, single nal-0eel. atilt Dec 161. 5625 mdusre 9051203494 WHY fend when you con com your own home lot Loss IM ya think'"" Cal Dan bay. bee S.. ft AeYLY. Sufnnl Really 119911 110 (9051 6683800 a (WI 666 3211 DG, bright. 2-Utdromn bM- ment. walking couple non Sunkln y parlunp caDleba S75dmonlli n, onow FLWMSI Dec 1 (905)720-3057 mei5lye 1 MOYles F WHY RENT? OWN YOtM NOME FROM $685 MTN" FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE NNIS) 571-6275 14800-840-6273 glwk Stapley ANA raw U., ..' CMce 6 rti.mns lea de Int kers,, educed —IW w F,— $750 rwwn ! in mv. I-- eRleetwrnt Iran $27 SM gross Gap Km Oaks Cc~ S.I 190517269414 2 MORWM nnngaow SM p•, r 0,11-1 lerwa Das hes aeg. krtcnrn nor pm Wraat JaA"ry 151 Call 73.1475 m 728 3050 anmWft,y A $MAY KU 6 n„ rn "hoe mere0wn .. 4 'be*— kiln Muse cr,irpW.ry Ahrasliw e 4 aPpk>rCws SWI ems 1- 559900 Crus len it 'run ,em Ile . r , 11 Gown OAC CAR RICK WAT$Oke CadwK Darnker 1905,7'78 9414 or to ,WSh27 3804 AMS _u PIP r—.wd bWwewr pool aro 1. noumaPC.— -4,11 nu M Rtope $10.'5 .0k". lips -SIW DOWNAMMLI 2 ted,oau k, A alr,lywes MSc • .' .ffh OA uKlees too p.K ,w..nut ,Apar., 1lift M IT= lommi,ily neman ited Alar 1 . .- • . Movie to Hawn br^ N•' Ixy $WYDM Fr p a r'pfericoeok CR Akg* An MIw k,wRtetl.W 906-M 3331 COUTmy Hurl. M a Otbwa 3 bedha"M. 2 eMu. )wk"P. r3 detemkd dOUBW waR6b ftp COUOTKI- J 6.0w a ' ki anor a=,= aSc , . ANA49W ' ' .•stauwv MSVW $7!7212 AItN 6 7T#AMO MLOs t. ,M All nope Twu Md,oOme. ' r bedrmrm hN". ' I ra Root. te,Oe New a wary warl"JWd ,vvloc opku meapwa. lop an NrmRls ps Ma Ara- aw len 1 inpmd w FlrtgiMtrrk,.w6.t MS 7{N NMW0001AYLY v bell. arn. •. .rrn AAW a w:.:r�:,:,w.: Paring IN.NV lac {575 . IN unt WYIDk immNieWly IA 16, 4p-4964 11NGE bhsO Oso► Naeatem, a r strike firfes pu" W Frlortaks 10313 7 3 6 7 3 NOitTN ISMMA ; ^OrOoln I"', min IrWer Ve•Mlgddrlt 16atmy wpm rrN wft do". h,VAM A,IkI mrA,Ild. My5A1l On. 1 No pm 1905,tit}2816 WIOMA err C%AR, t0 Yee OwJ red -are Maw poop TAN Lwa A mmd D.U. bbl M%. Woos h X4W CAN 190S1M54352 at , M){76S M PxAENA —Ane 4 N6 cam alp kur— new ham Do' atrial wee to ww 11 Recreation rSOW $1450 .,~ Ark, 6pm 416 721.9374 rip NNA N6@I Brock Ad 4" 111 3 bbl.... 3 bo" . 5 apDWKa. WW4rY. p"p. IKplaca, ford -W. a part, AvadaOle 1m,1wA"leh Nd - mem 183ac,gHa M owrw 19051-0951 L1VlMOOLAL"tl. 7 — num Scarborough. 3 pedloom Ruin floor 4p pale .r m Arthan. .11 S11a1 banking krl,eilate 51200 ecbssve 'rat61269-3580 WMTSY. R.sSTaMtfiArtkn 3 Ill'0111111 2 t:2 Nms. At LI.de3 '11501, gas heft. a"akl Jan I. rap peas StloW join a,nks 430 0249 Wmftd PROFESSIONAL buses, c.rple wh 2 or 3 bemoan ,Luse &.91 area Decem nor 15 decT v (7051 357 3028 , E row"wuN! NORTH WmTITY, peal soca non I+mmJfn Iownlwene. J 'It' aV.1.1schools. $950 all Flog plus ubldks No pets. Aid able Dec tom or Jan Kt Cad (BITS) 430-0141 r1n 6 Lot TOTALLY upgraded 3 era :turn i—eduse nckeles 4 appliances. 3 yeah Old OWe south end mom we pool 5800 per e e plus on IrAI No otegs lst and kst retained .in C"me cheD Please ca 5'94015 M>Iame Jen 10 9,8 •C K7e OSRAWA ---d ,rel. IUr Arot I., ami fpl to I Tarr-alwaker. Iwo-mRfw awn Dec IrJan 1, SIOOM . 6761 I acc Shared 2 ROOMS i✓:M 1 uo ,rnmsn,: A..11M _- tryM pm manshn lot moss. 1sl and last Pre 'mWe 1905)4200249 DS . P,JIeSSwbal soak. �,1111...411 w10.(dk to yIV J be llo.m ap S'1-),— 7" 0173 WANTED ROOM 1[ In .. a neo OOWrmr+n.uu. . a ph— auMry. $450 nm 'e intk.- JrrWbk r.1n.Aataiy 905.15 5819 wavy n sapr Fiat UA1 'nMno f late la rrn v4 1 `. Alum A.IhV ".tpl.rr I W,— To ape ASAP Dirt, 131 Fkm 6:30mo No pen Cl— 1. GG .-Cil A— "M3 0319 urn nes Jp NCLAt*mm $NMI p wa pM'pv'laas r Ael less ur Iran 9 Dw oa• ion loo he ,9051 720 r.•t� I e 3S..WA 4 neem f.a SM rrn. ALI '„I ",ed Ar 6550 boo so ,lien $500 J K W R actor Inn Opt Caenow 2n4 IF two 12010 >q IF 7th fwM ION V ft own Cana 434 2447 p 655.4137 RY out LIFT, 306 W t 00I .M mbar 9aly r ,,,. 'a.e Home ,Oan..arm m„uw.w. Pwkrg lair InWea rr"edcp AV4rble efet"dklek Cab W5.sm5121 so 4 IM m Kaelr silence! um loninot w 0 ':oar Coe ,9051 M7 1703 • NNN •,4c woo Owww ^.1k, date dope 1„xl•mixm '909E*.'S 9991 AOVSTRMI LMIS ..Oaww.rw S• . ; '.i a not WM pet LA ,90157e- 5077 arkr 5 ,905157 3761 Label FOR bion.,. .� nlo,mNNm M A I'll:r •r' .amnu.tly wom A OfmtcC alwo NIM ANord ANMy s.er9wta0 1N Main Art+,6. ft” 910 OA N ter ,wrema CA SAN" Down Whmle Frank Rey Efall far blit nlo,pyb" 6E3-7777 Yoke • 1 :b a CLEARRNIIFR.'u, nn,ed 'nc brier hells pwAt not bib, rmwt h—ke, In U. Jay on" NHL Hill NFL F90WRI. Dopumorse, hark bxltes aM mapr aura• bons Chlow welcome Php lel—Maw (9051613 -SM SI - IA Ab—lutr Ait-dabliel SICK OF >RENTMG ??? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed SLmi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow &HX)/month ApplWKN rd Wmftw CoypMp6 a ck" No it*" P"W*n17777 M OgcM9ed BMet9i" 1905)571-6275 Or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sigel NEI btu,., 61-1, Leel Really bre 421, 420 — DOOM 1011 lIMCOS St1�T NOIRM 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 6 Refn9erator, PNrqu ry floors Throughout. Parking ndladed. Playground Area, Close to schools and shopping. F►om 8846.00. CM 905-721 -COW MWFIN'S CREEK M=)p PICKERING 3. 3 bedrooms $ 58 pills Gal beating Available immedwtely No subsidy For appo4nlm "t call (9051420-7621 STOREYs n 01hw w fir " L 13 bid,,. , I. bans 6 apfri.Ke6. pmale '( CUTNE Nona. 11,91 Ill. tr+✓, 8 slrG,n Nnm, Ivan E+diw ms 4 wasnnnXns •.,i n, kitchen, fnepuce 0 C 177, serines Inc -524934 No •Ism Twimi l Trane I. M.I. ur, etc Wnnbyl 3. "E:bufgalow, Mw w rigs ming. mrowood floors targe Id Guns P,9&4 905- 5281 7NREE KONOOM nick ON li rile. 9npd dlPd r ''hndwa, ,I.�,d onoltion qq y. cull �,•mhed. 19 OR" 1pip6 5105.000 hit N tT051835.6170 Left kir 2 ACRE gun m jots. LeS I wiry 555000 5 acre kits „11m $95.000 wn1e, k. Flats Real Estate ud .? 576-4111 RORIOA„au 11- :hn lobar park Available m 15.4; 30 $650 US or, :. inn No pees 905852-3284 mmgs MONEY PROBLEMS. ,If nu , n ilii, cN ,I tieing Wi,4lh"u ..mems 'al CC.11 ter« ..•omWan 90-5.5 3_5 'Mem lams nckuad OSTAmi116 A LOAN R Men GIM.nto SOME coMrAlEs OMNOE w FRONT FEES. On"i 00 Nor n IS SUMSTE0 TIMI IOU.M,IGTE'HootmoF LT MF KTS ANY CO c/nMACTs 1 Mwgn. MOP,:AGFS Will AM . Ica am pyr itro.o 299^. 41 ...Iter F,eaanvoll r.w Com W $trwcn •,FA ,iMS . 1 8u.nw 1s'unsaec '1184 Sue mint Qisx ar.Iwn illi w son tomorrow D- .•mrq Cao 90551, 5111 ESTAKMW* Par Ston. $34 qn Iplcbn9 was •."p,cn •rsn nitons can 1 LaOM Nobc1l k= LOO Hobos All claims a amst the Estate it OLIVER PERCY WALDRIFF, late of the City of Pickering, In till - Regional Municipality Irl Durham, who died on or about the I lth day of October, 1497 must be filed with the undersigned [personal representative on or before LXcember 1, 1997 Thereafter, the Undersigned will dis- tribute the assets of the said estate having regard only to claims then riled. DA"TED at Watcrdown, this 4th day ,If No%cnr cr, 1997. JAMES MERTON WALDRIFF 131 fits strhrltor, B.W. STRUTT LAW OFFICE 25,0 Dundas Sarect Ha.l Watcrdown, O ntarw LCIR 2H4 MImprovements :11 knprovements till CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. I]Ilallty hemi renovations Since 1975 Top quality basements. bathrooms and office renovations - 905 -686-5211 , Carpet & !'pholsten ('leaning . 1 1 inlprov4rlMrNa 14161282.7305 EdM«ueaa Enk+r«wrM TMs PAINTIfffl6 MIDGET now j DECOR - Inlen, d EKtefto( Basement Apps . European workrrtan- Rec roomsplumbing, ship Addition, electrical Fast, clean. drywallceramic filing fellable service 15 yrs. Exp Call Mario PC* 619-4663. 420-0081 rdwq ` cel.(416) 560-4663 . 1 cad d T1wes . 1 and or MTIO AL MOVING SYSTEMS 1 Handionan Hig ni can AC HANDYMAN SERVICES Pahos. docks. renovations. painting Interior, e,terwr, plumbing and much more. (905)831-2416 1 P«aarq a "GUARANTEED" PAINTING A PLASTERING , artho'. call d' all Sas' taN at (ffSFa,-95,3 Paw(41EF295N2r 41 Prof Prflabrlg and wagpapering ,MI n, torates sfNMN ria .0. orscotMrS Resiankal nmmercal GurniauWe Rates Fr« Estimates 905.723-7179 1 -cap -853.7750 MOtNNTAN MOVING SYSTEMS IN. am In„ice IPYINN arywnlr! ar lnrM ;rmmertul r asidmia and iXFXes avarRde- 8 d mMln dscants n« nnmutx 571-0755 1-988-491.6600 MOVERS Move 01q o, Small, we price them all' Free esti- mates. senlots distolNrt. ,)non notice mss. Ap- dkances moved. also orage Space available. gmparable rates. Call 1905074437 or I -[4-M-5836 THE kiIEWS ADI, VKI ISEK /f F DNESDAy, nuvEMBER 26. 1997-rA(:E 17 sao � .a4C 9$*seem fffied FbwwN/ Agagabb CALL DAVIS 1331-7055 Pan" sahwof a Parry Servifxs Doing Magic For T,hddren's Panes And All Occasions Have My Own Magician GO Brele 668-4132 Clowns, Balloon -o -grams Music, Cinderella. Snow NERfe. Pocahontas, Mint Mouse. Loot Bags. Face P3jnhng. Magic. Power Ranger. Lion King. Woody, CruAla Dewlle. Sailor moon. Skymrcw 905.471-5331 Buf.wN Sary cal WIZARDS TOUCH Nam• Deaner sarrca No ?line 10 Cleano We otter aRQNable. and eVtiienceer cleaning services Mention this ad and receive 104/, 0 lour 1st home lieamn0 1105-839-7703 qu ilay work -apses. Aun-ts 0", • Arr+ Rugs • Leather • Car Interior a, 'elasonabie prices is Applor JM PmM FREE Ec n MATF S 0% an ED,seeds 4xioadn Ila. we bN MOGNIJGeT _o ke a FREE EsMnate ^•kyle U.N. cants Straor (416)1122-5106 104-9"9 .rid ktd'IMonm Discounts ESCORT ort5 .ns•rwl FT- h- SERVICE M.ra El IWW sevio Ca11p6-7796. IOIeFe Will Escorts ("Its roc NI occown. EAJAXMoving Systems Iii cps OM cots irn5 'novel ;)pphrjnre oT y��: 24hm]days specialists Flat rate dx nfiq 6 Wallpapenr; 9 Espen.nud �I 433 -cant rail,a rs. d qexons,e now have heated orldIn'sns.. ,f m;,s1nits. Now otlering tree profsponal. 4 elkh move Park and loadtarting at $99 and up reasonable. -lean /1 005 or 427-0005 Colin K39-7256 `_.. J AJAXiPICKF.RI\t: NIi1YS .11)VFRTI SER It RIYI:S 1.111'... B(x)KKE:EPEW .u,(•o( NTwT Experienced account arils available for part rime bookkeeping, accounting 8 'ax (416) 822-9474. EmrMaiXe,M I 1 1 f -1"t ;ERfE rGORGEOUS of Q PICKERING 1895 Clements. Unit 1: 5 905-426.4466 (Brock Rd I eadeyl NOW )N &4G q., :;r.sie .,mrrtarN�ern Yery ,rur«I 4t51566 3039 (Nlerkrg 4 day appnsaed ill -will..,- kA masiaVwl iwwrawn dkcawM. U{A 22.L12Y_b F F.F. S27v. /sl,u"Tat ,r.nurx•, ,IIIr,rJ It • •u F -r Ina 1,_w will rr, a,.• ., : •Ila 519'4, Thr ant d )'wr c,wrse. ICN H\RNIHN) -VO. l JAx PI.4'/..\ 4zx 171'7 Ph R{1.1,1 GIFT FINN I HRISI%tAS" A natural way to I- wrriehl and/or imve your hes th and ell being n through Heaven sent Herts. Kelly Remmer Cerftfird Herbal Pr ...... oter from DUNBARTON HIGH SCHOOL The teaching staff would like to thank parents, students and community members for their support during the recent protest against Bill 160. Your support was greatly appreciated. I a1n HAWKIN5 '41-- 3 A• •^u C -Ill �•- a ,0`;,713. c -,,S ry--a.''e ="^e late Matmew Dear and Icymg mother of Joan P Inuik Editor Hawkins Juke Barrage. Pamela Parse and file 'ate Jackle and Memel Loved aro hespeged Grandma of 14 and nary Great and Great -Great Grandcfvdrerl Fr,ends will be r"ved or Thursday November 27 bum 2 4 and 7 9 pm at the ACCEY- ONE FUNERAL HOME. 1e4 F,nrey Ave Aax I^e'a 'AaS; .,It De held of F^Cay • AM a' >' 8emaoeres Cn,rch 2' Bayiy Sc eel East Ill ^termem care t,,,lcw at Rew, reC50n Cemlete'v it^I!Dv J i s 1 I PE It S 4) N.1 1. .11) i s ). • 0 1 C' E: 410 It IG ET 11 N 4; fp,..g110P.. air, arn III,"'IF m7 ioryj;ndnr man; turas OC Naafi ® 113 r,E10 l.aNFS hrJ .J'Jr--•A"lf5 'aArf f%t JJa ICES EFN Aly AN;M,.,;:yE R......1" � � N EW Ads! 4u,757 Ae,4 N[R[F' 40 r• oM artrus nm•x 39to yr ora5 5' ,'r a 40 " of o rmo wn,r win. rr•1 ronin.sin • morn« to naw s••ii rr'yM.9. , p„'n ,.paraw Ant4 rnq mar0055 tic caws.andrngr, 'orris ani, ^sa'9•rn r ,.mar '•o,upwyd ^tWS ill rperi And uiti it al q moils and da --ant; j ,rvr,r..nii« ar..t vn,uir. rngm aan rowtr,lk' Mr. . 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Your support was greatly appreciated. I a1n HAWKIN5 '41-- 3 A• •^u C -Ill �•- a ,0`;,713. c -,,S ry--a.''e ="^e late Matmew Dear and Icymg mother of Joan P Inuik Editor Hawkins Juke Barrage. 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Goalie Garett McKinnon recorded the shutout The Panthers played to a 4-4 tie with the Markham Waxers at home. Adam Moyer, Ryan Pelan, Mark Rogers and Scott Vahey were the Pickering marksmen. Setting up goals were Scott Billing, Rocky Ruta. Brandon Saker and Vahey. lames Judges' hard hits continued to knock down the opposition. In a contest in Ajax against the Knights, Pickering gave up two first -period goals, but rebounded with seven consecutive en route to a 7-2 victory. Vahey led the offence with a hat trick. Mark r Rogers scored two goals. Andrew Hopkins and David Hughes had single tallies. Assisting were Pelan and Ruta with two each, Evan Georgievski. Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers and Jonathan Walsh with one apiece. Chris Franz recorded the victory in net. e while the defence of Michael Daw- son and Mitch Grigonadis held the MIM Newmarket offence at hay. Glenn's Auto I CONSUMER CAR MRART, earns hoops tie with Bank of Montreal .AJAX — Glenn's Auto Service port- ed a conic-from-hichind tic with Bank of Montreal in Ajax Ladies Recreational Basketball League play en Wednesday. Nov 19. The bankers forged a I O? point lad at the half. Glcnn's Auto. however. played some great defence in the second half to restrict Bank of Montreal scoring, while closing the gap on offence. In the dying seconds. Glenn's Auto tied the score on for throws for a final score of 29-29. Anne Whitehead scored I I points for Glenn's; Margo Lewy Iced the way for the bankers with 13. In the other game. Fast Side Mance welcomed the return of several players from injuries in their game against Dakota Bob's. Both teams fell into fowl trouble with plenty of free Ifm)w•s in the contest. In the latter stages of the game, Dakota Bob's couldn't hold on to a slim lead with Fast Side Manor winning 24- 23. It was the first victr y of the sea%on for Fast Sick Mantes. Lon LAmbcrg netted eight points for Eau Side Maros. Debi Bonar replied with right for Dakota Boh's. In other recent league action. lulic Hughes' eight points lel Gleron's Auto to a 28-24 win over Dak,,u Boh's. Margem Banes chipped in sex points in the win over Dakota Boh's on No% 12. Top actxrrs for Dakota Bob's were DeN Btnar with I 1 arti Mary lane Allen with four. In the other game. the Bank of Mon - Ural topped Fan Sulo Man's 33_29, is Margo Lcvy had 13 poanLN for the win- ners. Rhonda Whtc led Each Sick with 15 and Joanna Reardon had six. In action Ckt. 22- the Bank of Mon- treal downed East Side Mano's 38-24.:u Lay had 13 for the winders and Knstan Scarlett seven. Reardon netted eight and Man lane Huh six for Eau Side. Glenn's Auk) knocked off Dakota Bob% 31-19. Ke%inn Mormon led the winners with seven, while Engrid Carnu.hael and Hughes had six each. Allen and Sharon Emmanuel both turned in six -point games for Dakota Bob'\. Ajax, Pickering tweens play to thrilling 2-2 tie The Ajax and Pi Acnng twccn • B' ringette teams played to a 2-2 draw in a fast -paced, end-to-end contest in league action Nov. 12. Ajax got outstanding goaltending from Jennifer Ross and Pickering's Ashley Howell was equally stellar in net. Scoring for Ajax were Amy Draga and Jennifer McDonald. with assists to Melissa Gibbs and Sheryl Ash. Pickering goals were netted by Lorissa Dow -dell and Melissa Gibson. Ajax got outstanding efforts from offensive players Lori Van Langen, Jennifer Dewhurst. Ash and Rened Pa- quette. Tice defence of Candice Sweeney. Julia Neilson. Ashley Caster and Ash- ley Degnan were solid in preserving the tie. 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