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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_12_09i s,..�G�Y^�.1'.NAr%„1�f' ..—...: tYri�M�lf. M^•lf�.4 Z:....:►•.M. • -. .. ..+e-... +e ``� 1CAL ew.s, ickering Aldve er Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand December 9, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 49, Pressrun 44.000 12 pages Grade debate `A' students in Durham must really know their ABCs By SUSAN O'NEILL duction of the new evaluations at pilot schools in STAFF REPORTER Durham until the next set of report cards is re - The move to standardized report cards across leased in March. the province has raised speculation that Currently, there are no specific regu- 'A' grades may become a rarity for ele- lations given to teachers regarding what mentary school students, but a local constitutes an A, Mr. Weaver says. It's school board official says that's not nec- "very loosely defined." essarily so. He says under the new evaluation Cloyce Weaver, curriculum officer �r '� method students will have to exceed the with the Durham Board of Education, provincial standard, which is set by the says while the new report cards set a Win^- new curriculum, to receive an A. "very definite standard for an A ... only „ ,. That has some parents concerned it time will tell if teachers have been mark- will become more difficult for their ing easier than that standard or harder children to receive top marks, Mr. than that standard" PAULINE weaver adds. Students at 40 public schools and 37 LAING But, Jim Kohls, principal of Picker - separate schools in the region were this Dangerous ing's Elizabeth B. Phin Public School, week to y to offender`' which Mr. Weaver says willl establish coming changes obeey d n't place consistency in pupil assessment across undue "pressure" on their children to Ontario. get an A. However, glitches with the Ministry of Educa- See STUDENTS/Page 2 tion's computer software have delayed the intro --_- INSIDE `No oil' at Pickering Around Durham - Sce who and what is making news in neigh- bouring communities - page 5 - Editorial Page ...........6 sports .................8 Classified ..............9 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net nuclear plant Investigation a `dumb decision': Hydro official BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — An expensive investigation for possi- ble oil contamination in a landfill at the Pickering nuclear station has been a mistake, says one of the American ex- perts brought in by Ontario Hydro to help turn around its ailing nuclear plants. Robert Ferguson, vice-president of technical support for Hydro's nuclear division, told the Durham Nuclear Health Committee Friday that Hydro has spent about $1 million on the investigation. See INVESTIGATION/Page 4 Microsoft DAY Friday, Dec. 12. 1 - 8 pm Join Us for Midnight Madnasa Fri. Dec. 12 (905)420-9707 DSCAPE CONCEPTS photo by Andrew 1wenowski Old-fashioned Christmas History is being brought to life .at the Pickering Museum Village this Christmas season with its Christmas in the Village event. The village will be simply decorated to contrast the customs of the early 1800s with the holiday traditions of today. Here, Barbara Pleva plays the part of Mrs. Miller in preparing English Pudding for guests who visited this past week- end. The Christmas in the Village event is also being offered this week- end, Dec. 13 and Dec. 14, during museum hours. For more information call the museum village at 683-8401. PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADWE TISER TURSDAY, DECENsER 9, 1"7 Students nXca still be Grade keds under new provisions re ort card p STUDENTS/From page 1 Mr. Kohls says it's important that students are "doing their best work;' noting the effort rating on the new report cards is of "high importance:' Pauline Laing, a former director of the Durham Board of Education who is now in charge of curriculum for the Province, says students don't have to be working beyond the provincial standard for their grade level to receive an A. "If students are doing excellent work in what's prescribed for their grade level they can get an A;' she says. Ms. Laing notes guidelines on as- sessing students are included in the government's new curriculum. In languages, for instance, a stu- dent would receive an A if they were using -complex ideas" in their rea- soning and communication and had a "thorough understanding" of spelling and grammar. Ms. Laing says a student would receive a B if they could work inde- pendently and had a general under- standing of the material, a C if they required "limited" assistance and a D if they needed substantial help and were achieving below expectations. Meanwhile, Mr. Weaver says the public bpard is looking at ways to create opportunities for students to exceed the standards through apply- ing the skills they've learned. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board officials could not be reached for comment at the News Advertiser's press time. ADVERTORIAL Classique Airline van Services Next time you have to get to We offer a complimentary wake - Pearson International Airport, leave up call, courteous, experienced the driving to us. Classique Airline drivers and very competitive rates. 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SERVICE ADVANCE RESERVATION REQUIRED LINES OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM � TREE LIGHTING: Pickering's annual Holiday Tree Lighting event runs from 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. in Esplanade Park. Pickering Concert Band, rock `n' roll show, visit from Santa. Hot chocolate and candy sticks. Bundle up and bring "lawn chairs. Food bank donations welcomed. 420-4621. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets from 6 to 9 P.M. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Kings Cres. and Harwood Ave. The society meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. 831-9886,428-3387. HEARING LOSS: The Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) "Branch of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association holds "its monthly support group meeting and social night at 7 p.m. in the community room of the Durham Regional Police sta- tion at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, Pickering. It's for people with hearing loss, families and friends. Call Mar- , ilyn at 839-6854 (voice) or Sandy at 839-0122 (TrY). ADVERTORIAL Uniglalbe Ajax Travel Centre Melissa Elisabeth Uniglobe Ajax Travel Centre welcomes Melissa Hill and Elisabeth Vandenberg experts in building that special vacation just for you. Cruises our specialty. Please call them at 905- 683-4800 for all your travel needs. UMI[ME 676 Monarch Avenue, Unit 8 • Ajax, Ontario, Canada L1 S 4S2 Ajax Travel Centre F Y1Y�W.. . :36 Alcohol-related charges against drivers up 67% in Christmas blitz The number of alcohol-related charges laid by Durham Regional Po- lice RIDE units in the first two weeks of this year's campaign is up 67 per cent compared to last year. Twelve motorists were charged in the second week of the program, bring- ing this year's total to 25, says Sergeant Rick Bates of the traffic man- agement unit. Sgt. Bates says officers are "bound to find more" drunk drivers as the de- partment has doubled the number of RIDE teams on the road to two. "But 25 in two weeks is somewhat disturbing" At this point last year RIDE officers had charged 15 dri- vers. Police also laid 14 charges as a result of spot checks for drug possession, assaulting a police officer, causing a disturbance, dangerous driving and breaching pro- bation. RIDE teams operating in Ajax, Os- hawa, Port Perry, Whitby and Claring- ton during the week stopped 12,475 vehicles and is- sued 166 roadside breath tests. Of • those, 27 New ••• into the 'warn' ALCOHOL RELATED DRIVING CHARGES IN WEEK 1: Robert Moore, 37, of Moss Lane, Ajax, impaired driving and exceed the legal limit; Mark Calderwood, 30, of Elford Drive, Bowmanville, exceed legal limit; Glen Miller, 35, Skylark Avenue, Os- hawa, exceed legal limit; Christopher Neill, 19, Crawforth Street, Whitby, ex- ceed legal limit; Nicholas Oravec, 18, Windsor Valley, Courtice, exceed legal limit; Lynn Cole, 36, Scarborough, im- paired driving and exceed legal limit. Christopher Graux, 29, Gibb Street, Os- hawa, exceed legal limit; Kevin Davis, 25, Oakville, impaired driving and ex- ceed legal limit; Roger DaSilva, 20, Sandringham Drive, Courtice, exceed legal limit, impaired driving, dangerous driving and fail to stop for police; An- drew Reff, 26, Fairmeadow Place, Whitby, exceed legal limit, Lloyd Pilkey, 47, Nonquon Road, Oshawa, ex- ceed legal limit; Dalton Shaw, 46, Sim- coe Street North, Oshawa, exceed legal limit; Henry Kolodziejczak, 48, Crerar Avenue, Oshawa, impaired driving and exceed legal limit; Gary Ward, 34, Grassmere Court, Oshawa, impaired area, resulting in' • - • • • • , • a 12 -hour licence suspension. In ad- All Clearance Only office to RIDE,SHIM, BLOUSES, SKIRTS. $ 00 officers on also R 140,11 - 17000 tine patrol also � charged seven FREE GIFT FROM UNDER OUR TREE motorists with al- iSugg. Retail Price over 115') With every purchase of °40' or more. cohol-related of- fences. . ti ■ ► . 1 1 . ,.� driving and exceed legal limit; Brian Dennis, 37, Simpson Avenue, Bow- manville, exceed legal limit. Charged by the Ontario Provincial Police Whitby Detachment RIDE unit during the first week of the program: Adelhana Isliwa, of Toronto, exceed legal limit; Yann Audette, Scarborough, exceed legal limit; Loretta Curtin, New- castle, impaired driving and exceed legal limit. � i� �derna.stiC Cid 9 am -12 noon Ages 3 - 6 6pm-8pm Tricky Trampoline Ages 6-15 or Christmas Crafty Dance Ages 6-12 Wed. Thurs. Fri. Nov. 26 - Dec. 12 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM For last minute shopping Sat. Dec. 20 9-12 Mon. Dec. 22 9-3 Tues. Dec. 23 9-3 $5/hr. Also, register now for our winter session Call for into. 427-5543 Recycle! PHILIPS Factory Outlet AF,11\ PHILIPS to clearance Sale December 11th - 14th v -eats :.ate 7W NSWS�,pVER7'LSER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1997 - PAGE 3 SALE BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Adve= hes., Dec. 9,1997 News Advertiser ' Jumbo Como Ajax ' Jumbo Video ,......r ' MUSIC Wong Pick. ' Patriot Con puters .w_— Ajax/Pick. ' Paul Mac's Pick. ' Shoppers Drug Mart Ajax'Pick. ' Toys R Us AjaxlPick. ' Westney Guardian Ajax ' White Rose Awick. Zellers AjaxPick. ).livered to selated households only RL- ember. all inserts. including ' ,e on glossy papercm be sled With the rest of your c spaper through your blue Recwchng program. F r information on delivering ur advertising Mattheuy Tuesday's carrier of the week is Matthew. Matthew enjoys skateboarding & snowboarding. Matthew will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Burger King. Cortggratu/atiorts Matthew• for being our carrier of the week. SU KING Gimmitted tri Fxcellence _rsn K:t7L: r ,.. R.' � +; a, ALVIN 80 W'ER ,......r .w_— Mattheuy Tuesday's carrier of the week is Matthew. Matthew enjoys skateboarding & snowboarding. Matthew will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Burger King. Cortggratu/atiorts Matthew• for being our carrier of the week. SU KING Gimmitted tri Fxcellence _rsn K:t7L: r ,.. R.' � +; a, Investigation nearly complete, no oil found at Pickering nuclear plant site INVESTIGATION/From page 1 "Quite honestly there's no oil," said Mr. Ferguson, suggesting the provincial utility had acted over- r conservatively in ordering an in- vestigation without first obtaining r some kind of verification that oil had indeed been dumped at the 5 site. " just as guilty, more guilty than most:' he told the comma- tee. "The point is it was a dumb decision:' On Aug. 27, Hydro announced , up to 40,000 gallons of waste oil may have been disposed of be- tween 1977 and 1982 in a landfill .S-. .-. i for construction debris on the site �«: ► •" of the nuclear station. The utility said use of the site for liquid in- dustrial waste by Hvdro construe - tion crews had been brought to ,.% core sample taken from a landfill site at the Pickering nuclear Hydro management's attention by along -time employee. The utility station which may be contaminated with oil is examined by 0 to admitted the site was not licensed r) Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson, Gord Guest and for liquid industrial waste dispos- Len Hoey of Wardrop Engineering Inc. So far, no major oil con- al and accepted full responsibility tamination has been found. for the dumping and promised a proper clean-up of the site. and Government Consultants traces of oil" He notes it could be The consultant hired by Hydro Canada, explaining the investiga- oil that was used to suppress dust to oversee the investigation of the tion of the landfill by Hydro's on dirt roads years ago, but no landfill on behalf of the Town of consultant, Wardrop Engineering conclusions can be drawn until Pickering, at the Town's request, Inc., was about 75 per cent com- everything is looked at. -The in - confirms there does not yet ap- plete. However, Mr. Paznar main- vestigation is still continuing: pear to be any significant oil con- tains it's too early to conclude About 30 boreholes have been tamination at the site. there is no significant oil contam- dug at both the suspect site on the: "To date we have not found enation problem. cast side of the nuclear station any major concentration of oil:" "I wouldn't make that state- and another landfill on the west F k ment yet. We did find some slight side which is heinQ looked al ac a says ran Parnar of Corporate Hispanic group marks first anniversary PICKERING -- The Hispanic Or- nual report. ganizat►on for the Latino Amigo Refreshments will be served. (HOLA ) marks its first anniversary You're invited to drop by at no with a colourful celebration. charge. The group will meet Saturday, Call 428-9895 for more informa- Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. at the Pickering tion. Public Library, One The Esplanade for a musical demonstration and Christmas celebration. The group will also present its an- CORRECTION Seniors disabled fr n s week s Kmart hyer effective Saturday, f)ECEtrft3ER F "* tolmng em us o=rred: PAGE K45 The Blade & Decker 3T Reversible Dri is a tour Christmas indicated °' NOT variable We apologize for any irience this may have caused. T. . MW pada Co sites in is V1 Hg PICKERING -- SeniorS and dis- abled residents are invited on a free Holiday Light Tour Wednesday, Dec. 10. The seniors tour on Pickering Tran- sit buses leaving at 7:30 p.m. from 910 Liverpool Rd. (East Shore Community Centre); 1210 St. Martins Drive; 1330 Foxglove Ave.; 1910 Faylee Cres.; 1955 Valley Farm Rd. (Village Retire- ment Centre); and the Claremont Community Centre. Disabled resi- dents can reserve tour transporta- tion on Pickering Specialized Ser- vices buses by calling 683-4114 The tour includes light refresh- ments and enter- tainment at the East Shore Com- munity Centre. Call 683-4138 or 683-1179 for in- formation. N BANKRUPTCY JAMES R. YANCH Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 372.4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. precaution. As well, 34 wells have been dug which will be used for long-term monitoring, and test pits have also been excavated. For the most part, says Mr. Paznar, the landfills contain con- struction rubble such as wood, steel, asphalt. concrete and plastic sheeting. Some materials which were routinely tossed into con- struction landfills in the 1970s but are no longer put there, such as oil filters, paint cans, oil or grease drums, a fuel can and a fuel tank, have also been found. About 350 soil samples have been taken and sent to indepen- dent labs for testing. The results are not vet available. Wardrop has also decided to dig some horcholes in parts of Alex Robertson Park just north of the nuclear plant that were appar- ently used to bum construction rubble. "We've had a thorough investi- gation and Wardrop has been given an independent hand in de- termining where and what they're going to dig:' notes Mr. Paznar. The Town's consultant was scheduled to provide Pickering Council last night an update on the landfill investigation. Work at the site is expected to wrap up by the end of December, and Mr. Paznar expects to have his final report to Council by the end of January. P hefpsCOP'S :;nab burglars DICKERING Two burglars who broke into a Pickering home while a couple and their children .slept upstairs were found hiding in the dining room after a neighbour alerted police. A Stonepath Circle resident called 911 after spotting two men breaking into vehicles on the street then forcing their way into a neigh- bour's residence at 2:30 a.m. Mon- day, Durham Regional Police said. "When officers arrived the door was answered by a man who lives . there who said he was asleep in bed with his wife, -and children in another room," Sergeant Jim Grim- ley said. "When the officers went inside the house they found two males hiding in the dining room,' The family "had no idea" their home was being burglarized, Sgt. Grimley said. . Police recovered a large quanti- ty of various items stolen from three cars on the street and took two suspects into custody. Anthony Couto, 27, of Sharon, and Jamie Aparicio, 42, of Toron- to, are both charged with three counts each of mischief under $5,000 and theft under $5,000 and one count each of possession of stolen property over $5,000, break and enter and possession of bur- glary tools. HEALTHY SMILES FOR THE WHOLE- FAMILY We keep our patients smiling by taking the time to understand their needs. Add our friendly, cuing staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've found a good dental home! • A Fall Rance of Dental Treatments • Floc Pa ymem � ointaetena • ,,-Free C Atfunosplstes+e DR* VIJAY BADHWAR • DENTISTRY ® Nein Patients axd Emergencies Welcome COt1VfOf1011fM1y iOfCa1e in the Ajax Pkma at 172 HOrw►ood Ave. S. 7 and ham Region IS TNEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1W9 -PAGE S ' xkmCrown wants =--7� robber declared a dangerous offender BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM WAFT The prosecution started legal pro- ceedings last week in an attempt to have the man convicted of shooting three po- licemen during a bloody bank heist de- clared a dangerous offender. Bound by leg irons, Mitchiel "Micky" McArthur was led into a Whit- by courtroom under guard of members of Durham Regional Police's Tactical Support Unit. Micky McArthur, 44, was one of two masked bandits who, armed with a high-pow- ered military rifle, burst into Port Perry's Bank of Montreal on Oct. 20, 1994, shot bank manager Alan Knight and opened fire on police during Crown. Dangerous offenders can be im- prisoned for life, with periodic reviews of their case. The hearing, however, was side- tracked by a motion made by Mr. McArthur's lawyer, Greg Lafontaine, to have the new dangerous offender amendments declared unconstitutional. Arguments on the application were ex- pected to take up most of the day. Should the application to have Mr. McArthur assessed go forward, the Crown was to begin calling evidence today that would include testimony from the lead investigator in the Port Perry case, Detective Rolf Kluem, as well as a psy- chiatrist who has had previous the getaway. MITCHIEL dealings with Mr. McArthur. He was found guilty of 17 McARTHUR Mr. Justice LaForme ruled at offences, including the at- Dangerous the start of the proceedings on tempted murders of constables issues of security concerns Mark McConkey and Warren offender" raised by Assistant Crown At - Ellis — both shot in the head —and Detective Paul Mcoy, who was shot in the arm. The shooting spree claimed a fifth victim, realtor Debbie Taylor, who was struck in the back by a stray bullet while in her office across the street. The money stolen, $50,000, and the weapons used in the heist were never re- covered. Angus Junior McArthur, Mitchiel's younger brother, was also accused in the robbery, however, he was acquitted of all charges by a jury. Prosecutors Lori -Ann Turner and Michael Hill yesterday filed an applica- tion in the Ontario Court, general divi- sion, asking Mr. Justice Harry LaForme to grant a court-ordered psychiatric as- sessment of Mitchiel McArthur. Under amendments passed last sum- mer to the section of the Criminal Code dealing with dangerous offender applica- tions, the assessment is required before the Ministry of the Attorney General can support such an application made by the tomey Michael Hill, who said 'Vic- public was at risk" during Mr. McArthur's trial in the same courthouse earlier in the year. Mr. McArthur, the author of a 1990 autobiography titled, 'I'd Rather Be Wanted Than Had — The Memoirs Of An Unrepentant Bank Robber', has a long criminal record for crimes of "escalating violence" and previously gained notori- ety for escaping from the maximum se- curity penitentiary in Kingston. "I am well aware of the background of Mitchiel McArthur, his history, the book. . . The concern about Mitchiel McArthur is very real," said Mr. Justice LaForme. photo by A.J. Groen No green ribbons... Terry Tzikas says she supports teachers in their opposition to the provincial govern- ment's controversial Bill 160 passed last week in the Ontario Legislature, but she does take exception to green ribbons of support being displayed at her Clarington neighbour- hood school. Here, Ms. Tzikas stands at the playground entrance to the school. She says it's not the proper place to make such sym- bolic stands. Infrastructure projects ready to dig in PORT PERRY — A section of North Street is in for some improvements, thanks to a infra- structure project involving the federal, provin- cial and regional levels of government. The federal government announced Nov. 21i that eight Canada/Ontario Infrastructure Works (COIW) projects worth more than $4 million had received approval in Durham, including a sanitary sewer and water main replacement job along North Street between Perry and Water streets. The program calls for the three levels of government to equally share the cost, although only $87,000 of the local project, which will cover the water main work, will be funded by COIW money. The remaining $253,000 for sanitary sewer construction is being paid for by the Region. Durham engineering technician Peter Ufni- ak said both areas needed the work, and since the water application was approved, Region of- ficials decided to take care of all the work at once. -It makes sense to do them both at the same time so we're going to do them both at the same time," said Mr. Ufniak. "That way it will mean less disruption and it will be more eco- nomical at the same time." Witnesses wanted to fatal accident on Hwy. 401 OSHAWA -- Police are look- ing for witnesses to a rush-hour pedestrian accident on Highway 401 which claimed the life of a 37 -year-old Courtice man Fri- day. Teens charged with possession of stolen property OSHAWA -- Durham Regional Police offi- cers who became suspicious of a driver when they "could only see the top of his head" ended up arresting two teenage boys, ages 13 and 14, on auto theft charges. The officers stopped the 1988 GMC pickup on Laval Drive in Oshawa last Saturday evening and noticed the ignition had been punched out, police said. The vehicle was stolen earlier from the GO Transit parking lot in Oshawa. Sergeant Jim Grimley said the 14 -year-old driver and a 13 -year-old passenger were both arrested by officers at the scene. Police seized a screwdriver. They teens were both charged with theft, possession of stolen property and possession of burglary tools. Alan McDougall was killed when he stepped on to the east- bound roadway east of Harmony Road and was struck by a tractor trailer at 5:20 p.m., Ontario Provincial Police said. Mr. McDougall's vehicle was found parked on the shoulder with a flat tire, OPP said. The accident remains under investigation, however, provin- cial police officials said no The 14 -year-old was also charged with breaching probation conditions. Surveillance ends in robbery arrest OSHAWA — Durham Regional Police have arrested and charged a suspect in the robbery of a Seven -Eleven store in Oshawa last Tuesday. A 33 -year-old man was arrested late Friday following surveillance of a Nonquon Road housing complex by robbery unit detectives, police said. The early -morning heist occurred when a man and a woman entered the store at Nonquon Road and Mary Street and the man, with his hand in his pocket, gestured to the clerk he was armed, police said. The robber demanded and received cash and cigarettes before he and his accomplice fled the store. No weapon was seen. Colin Cameron Zimmerling of no fixed ad- charges are expected against the 32 -year-old man who was dri- ving the truck. Witnesses are asked to call the OPP's Whitby detachment at 668-3388. dress appeared in Oshawa provincial court last Monday charged w;th robbery. Durham Regional Police are still seeking the female accomplice, who was described as white, five -feet five -inches and wore a beige hooded coat. Family of liver transplant child benefits from charity rollerskate WHITBY — Wheelies Roller Skating Rink in Whitby hosted a fund-raising skate Sunday, Dec. 7 to help a local family which has fallen on tough times. Wheelies is donating a portion of each ad- mission fee on from the fund-raising skate day to help the family of Ben Twiddy, a local four- year-old who just went through his second liver transplant. Ben's parents were forced to leave their jobs to care for their son. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER f, 1"7 • .Ajax Pickering ditorials aetterS NA Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX•• 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Senate overhaul long overdue When is the only time you ever hear about Canada's upper chamber, the Senate? Answer: only in a negative light and only when that light shines on some form of abuse of power, of public money or of public respect. The latest Senate embarrassment rests squarely on the shoulders of Sen. Andy Thompson, a 72 year old who was appointed to his post in 1967 by then -Prime Minis- ter Lester Pearson. A one-time Ontario Liberal leader, Sen. Thompson has shown up just 12 days in the past 459 sittings of the Senate, a term that extends over the past seven years. For that Sen. Thompson, who lives in La Paz, Mexico for six months a year for health reasons and who will not be forced to retire his Senate seat until Dec. 14, 1999 when he hits the mandatory retirement age of 75, is paid a salary of 564,4(x) per year. He also re- ceives a tax-free allowance of $10,100 per year, has of- fice expenses of $90,000 per year, a 538.000 personal government paid -for secretary at his disposal and gets 64 free business -class airline trip tickets per year. He re- ceives this largesse if he appears just one day out of every two consecutive sessions of Parliament. Sen. Thompson is only one example of many senators who do not take their jobs seriously but certainly have rx) trouble cashing. ta\payer-funded cheques for doing next to nothing. Other senators certainly work hard at their jobs. putting in long hours on committees and providing a review of legislation that can help when final reading comes along. The obvious problem with the Senate is that its role and the job of its members is ill-defined. There are two options: either scrap the Senate completely, or radically reform it so it has a vital place at the centre of public life in this country. Reform idea., (and it can be said they really are 'Re- form' ideas) included the triple -E senate: equal, elected and effective. A senator from Alberta, Stan Waters, was elected in the 1980s, died shortly after and was replaced in the old-fashioned way, by appointment. An equal Sen- ate would have equal numbers of senators from each province. As for being effective, the Senate's duties could be expanded. These ideas were on the table along with many others in the Charlottetown Accord in 1992 but went away when the Accord was defeated. The first step is that senators must have much more stringent attendance and committee work requirements. If senators can skip Senate work, why have a Senate at all? The Senate can be a force for good work in this country, but the House of Commons must ensure a Sen- ate that in fact, does work, is put in place. Canadians de- serve no less. IIg To respond to this editorial call Infosource at e 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday LOCATOR WP �= i11 CU PW I I T v Letters to the editor Spin on Bill 160 story making me dizzy To the editor: Re the Nov. 30 News Advertiser story headlined 'Ambushed: Ecker faces Bill 160 foes at public forum': The coverage given to this event by your reporter, Linda White, was difficult to believe. Hundreds of par- ents and other constituents had their first — and for many — only oppor- tunity to speak to their provincial rep- resentative. It should be remembered that were it not for the opposition par- ties, Bill 160 would have passed third and final reading the very afternoon before Ms. Ecker "faced" her con- stituents. The clear and overwhelming ma- jority of these residents wanted to let Ms. Ecker know they did not agree with her government's cuts to educa- tion icor did they accept its illogical reasoning. Many were fully aware of both sides of the issue and did not come to hear the "party line" simply repeated. For your reporter to focus on a parent in the distinct minority does a disservice to the many frus- trated, concerned parents who were in attendance. My wife and I have tried for three weeks to speak with the ti1inister of Community and Social Services. Home and work numbers have be:cn left with Ms. Ecker's office assistant. We have made reminder calls to at- tempt to communicate. To date, no response from Ms. Ecker. "Ambushed", the word used in your headline, implies hiding. Some- one has been hiding and it's not the constituents of this riding. But after reading your paper's coverage one might think, "Those Durham West constituents, they just won't listen". Excuse me, I'm getting dizzy from the spin on the story. Tom Brewer, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, ISO words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for veri- fication. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWE R, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaWAutomotiveAdvertising Manager ABE FAK,HOURiE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Chimitled: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Admin/Classithd Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: thisweek0istar.ca LUNDA WHITE Staff Writer Never a dull moment As Christmas and another year ap- proach, it's time to reflect on the past 12 months. These are among the things I will remember: The Tory government: Thank you for ensuring I always had a story to work on. Sure, there were days at the beginning of the year when I'd come to work and won- der if I'd have a big headline to chase down. In the last few months, I still came to work wondering — but instead of worrying about headlines, I'd be wondering if the story I was working on in the morning would have any relevance by the afternoon. Never have I seen so much happen at Queen's Park. My Son: Brody learned to walk, give me kisses and say "love you" this year. Death of a Princess: Like many, I will remember what I was doing the moment I heard the news of Princess Diana's death. While I can't say the same of Mother Tere- sa. 1 will remember feeling touched that the world lost two compassionate people with- in days. hly Daughter: Alexandra has learned to draw wonderful pictures of our family and helps make the best -tasting cookies I've ever had. Except maybe those my Mom makes. The Teachers' Strike: Even if you did- n't agree with teachers closing down our schools for two weeks, you must agree they forced an untold number of parents to look at our education system. Many can at least thank them for the $400 they can collect for the 'inconveniences' experienced during the strike — especially those who didn't need to fork out money for day cane but can collect the maximum anyway. My Husband- For remaining dedicated to getting his university degree and staying up late so many nights studying so he did- n't miss out on time with the kids. The un -elections: When I realized we'd be covering two elections — the federal and municipal, in case you've forgotten — within months, I was a bit apprehensive. But a lot of non -issues allowed me to pret- ty well yawn through earth. Celebrating Christmas with my family will round off my list — though perhaps I should find out when the legislature recess- es before I make my list complete. Linda White writes in our Tuesday miction of staff columnists. To respond to this co&m call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Mewoland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of new spaptn. The News Advertiser is a mernbu of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advenisemeat limited to space Price error occupies. CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager hitp://www.durhamnews.net tall �1 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager C& -OM CkIft, w w>t seer Yeeerr �,� P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9,1997 -PAGE 7 f t► ..� t��l^vim✓ y�/�F�f Wqa-, ej , . ,. ,WW1 Dec. 10 Committee of Adjustment Dec. 15 Town Council Meeting Dec. 18 Statutory Public Information Meeting Dec. 22 Town Council Meeting TOWN OF PICICERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURs MON., DEC. 22, 1997 TO FRI., JAN. 2, 1 "a Wedno day. Wcemhcr 24 CLOSED Thursday. uc crntx:r 25 CLOSED Friday. Daccnilver 26 CLOSED Thursday. January I CIX')SED M,aiday. D CCmtw-r I" C,wncil Mrcnng 7 to I, m -1-hursd-ay. Dcccmhcr IM Statutory Inli.rmatwn Meeting ry Regular Scwc 7:30 p.m M,.nday. Dcccmher 22 C.mrwil Meeting 7:30 p.m. M„nday. January 5 (74nrncil Meeting 7:30 p m. RMular Garbrye Day on: Garbage & 114- ('lased 8. Cdtection on: w'cdna:sJ:ay. Dei: -niher 24 No change I hunday. December 25 Pick up on Ma day. at the South Pickering Seniors Club, Dimember 22 Friday, Deccmher 26 Pick ,.n Saturday. tlsaes0 Dccernher 27 Thursday. January 1. 199X Pick up on M.inalay. _ For more information, call 683-4138 / 683-1179 Dcccn*wr 29 Ih•i inF.,•r24A, t Liu.. -,w 11 ,ark„ih.' iM)I•rr� i;nual L.Maay iii) iiarn K..ngc Hill Ili rwh Nu S.-rvwc thereafter I hursday. Dmcmkicr 23 No 3crvwc I'nalay. Dcccive1wr 26 No Scrvwc 1.uurday. Dozernhcr 27 Regular Saturday Service \t,.nday. Dakcmhcr 26) Rcitular Servide I d.y. Deecnnfwer 3a) ry Regular Scwc Th„cursday. January 1 N„ Scrvwc. I _lay. January 2 Regular Service C-loscd fu[ [hc u.non Lmargency Servwa. w,ll nae tor• Ate,tad by the H,d.Jay khcdulc- Towrn of Pickering Puhlw Wiwks Emergency Telcphainc Number ns I XA16K t-4319 thccmhcr 21. 1•K17 to January 4. IYYK Cl. -ed it. Jac Puhlw Dccemhcr 22 & 23 6,011 wm.-9 111) p in i;nual L.Maay YUU a. n,.i.lr+pm K..ngc Hill Ili rwh 10:(MI a.m - I (11 p m \11 .nhcr Branches Cu.. d I-hursday. Dmernher 25 Clotted I -lay. Dcccmher 26 Cls Macd I )c .cmhcr 27 to 311 Regular H. -r, clobc. 31 &M a.m.-11:1X1 p.m. l .` neral t_ihrary W.00 a m.- I (M) p.m. R-,.ugc Hill Branch 1 0:0 I a in.- L1M1 p.m. :\II aaher Brarwh t.% ('lased fhursday. January 1 ('lased C-loscd fu[ [hc u.non Lmargency Servwa. w,ll nae tor• Ate,tad by the H,d.Jay khcdulc- Towrn of Pickering Puhlw Wiwks Emergency Telcphainc Number ns I XA16K t-4319 thccmhcr 21. 1•K17 to January 4. IYYK Cl. -ed it. Jac Puhlw Dccemhcr 22 & 23 6,011 wm.-9 111) p in Wednesday. Deccrrthcr 24. FORSENIOR,SAND TH'EDISABLED Thursday. Dca:cmhu 21 & WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10,1997 - 7:30 P.M. Friday. Deceml.cr 26 Closed Saturday. Docenaf.cr 27 7:141 a.m.-6):1X1 p.m. Sunday. Dccamhcr 2X 7:141 a.m.-91111 P.M. Monday. [3mcmher 29 6 041 a.m.-11:1X1 p.m. Tuesday, Dix:cmher 30 &M a.m.-11:1X1 p.m. Wcdnesday. December 31 6:(41 a.m. - 6:06) p.m. NEW YEAR'S EVE COUNTDOWN Wedosi lay. Daeewt" 31 6:00 p.a M -9: P sus, hur Tsday. January 1 Closed r-riJay. Jaaiu ry 2 6:1X) am. -9:(11) p.m. Satutn/aY. J. 3 7:(X) am. -6):(X) P.m. .cr 25 Closed 26 Cliecd 1 Closed %woo r �y}420-2222 �+Q(r�� >1r �iV.7-2760° %may hr. Direct Access 420-4660 �►�:� W'WWt�tt�W1l.�liC�f@r111�.Of't.CtC7� �,. ILLEGAL ROADSIDE DUMPING The closing of the Brock West Landfill site on Concession Road 3 at Valley Farm Road has resulted in a dramatic increase in the amount of illegally dumped garbage found on Town roads. COME RIDE WIT Not only does this dumping detract from the esthetics f the T loll 0 own• t tt costs al all very dearly in additional collection and disposal figs. HOLIDAYLIGHT`TO`Z RA.',1('D CAROLING Residents are reminded that they may take their FORSENIOR,SAND TH'EDISABLED unwanted materials to the "Miller Waste Durham" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10,1997 - 7:30 P.M. transfer station which is located on Squires Beach o Road just south of Bayly Street in Pickering. The ; Buses will he departing from the following locations at 7:30 p.m. first 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of waste dropped 910 Liverpool - East Shore Community Centre off per day is free of charge. For specific details on 1201 St. Martin's, 1330 Foxglove, 1910 Faylee dumping procedures, please contact Miller Waste opo Swim Durham at 426-4222 or the Town's Public Works 1955 Valley Farm - Village Retirement Centre, Claremont I kpartrnent at 420-4630. All Specialized Services Passengers wishing to go on the "Your most Individuals found and convicted of illegally hook at least 3 days in advance. Jumping garbage will be subject to the maximum (Phone 683.4114 to book Your ride on Specialised Sen ices.) fine. A reward is available to residents for Space is limited, so Rook your ride early' The Tour will last approximately 45 minutes. Intormation which leads to a conviction of these Following the Tour, refreshments will be served & entertainment provided Individuals. To report on illegal dumping at the South Pickering Seniors Club, occurrence. please contact the Town's By-law fw esu Enforcement (Nfice at 420-4615 tlsaes0 Let's all help keep Pickenng clean' COUNCIL AND STAFF OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING _ For more information, call 683-4138 / 683-1179 o o T 6:00 am. to 7:30 am. ADDITIONAL 9:00 am. to 1:(111 p.m. COLLECTION FOR LEAF 1:10 p.ra, to 4:00 p.m. AND YARD WASTE o '- An additional collection . will be provided on Your Opo Swim garbage day during the Adult Swim week of December 9th opo Swim o to December 12, 1997. 9 Please ensure to have •- all materials out for this DecaotKr 27 alk M 1997 collection as it will be o -- the last of the year. �- o T 6 T 0 T ♦ T• January 3, 1991 Doc ober 22 4k 23, 1997 and January 2. 19M 6:00 am. to 7:30 am. Opo Swim 9:00 am. to 1:(111 p.m. Adult Swim 1:10 p.ra, to 4:00 p.m. Opo Swim 7:1X1 p.tti b 9.00 P.M. Opo Swim DweaWbor 29, 30 A 31,- 1997 6:00 anL to 7:30 p.m. • Opo Swim 9:00 am. 10 1:00 p.m. • Adult Swim 1:011 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. • opo Swim 7:011 p.m. w 9:1X7 p.m. Opo Swim 9 00 p.m a 10:00 p.m. Aduh Swim •'flteae times only lin Dccerttbcr 3S1 1997 DecaotKr 27 alk M 1997 1.110 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Opo Swim 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Swim January 3, 1991 Regular Schedule Resumes ra11e Daxmbere 20M. Cl 29.30 A Jot 2 1:00 p.ia-3:00 p.tng4o r¢) Walat3day. Decculter 24 Closed TltanMhy necetabex 25 Closed Friday. Dcnmllcr 26 Clotted (Junin Hockey 7:30 pAL) Saturday. Dlxxntbcr 27 Regular Horn Sunday. Docem6v 28 Regular Hours Monday, December 29 Regular MMus Thursday, January I Clrsod January 2. 3 Regular Hewn Patents not Taft Cancelled 22.30 10:00 am. -1: W p.m o ■day �aditions f D"..1wraa:-it 13a 14 Nhioned C-hntm: , Dccawalnins Decorating •Candle Making Cooloc Decorating 'Hag Cider 'Christmas Carols PR-kFXI\e: %It SPA M % ILLN:F nn Hwy. 7 between Brock Road and Nestney Road or more infurasatisn please all 19051 611.44 9401 or 4204621. \txnssl s Aduks SS. Scnnws,n SiuJcnt. S7 Children (5-12) $3 and Families $I S PtCKa�KL�iG Ni" L1 I21 4 �! 111 agt'. PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to sa "p. ' H 1 E P i C K E R 1 N G close aria tell to the abutting owners the road known as RECREATION that Pan of the Road Allowance between Lots 24 and 25. COMPLEX Range 3. B.FC.. Pickering, designated as Part 4 on 40R- XXXX. As shown on sketch below. -- — FITNESS CLASSES ...offers you a great Lunch Time Fitness Class! Maintain your health, clear your mind and relieve stress - in a quick 35 minutes! �� ' blowrsyf & litiAWSd S ` frolle /:IO'.Jw -1:05 JLML LAW (wrA,ap Md T1s A 711 NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal12:IOP.JIL-12:�Act, 2:4 Sp. JR R.S.O. 1990. that die Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering inieaas, at its meeting a be held at the Our qualified instructors Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Pickering. Ontario a 7:30 p.m. on Maaday. December 15, 1997. to cater each class to the pass a by -tor to stop -tip. close and sell to the abutting requests of the participants owwn the road known as that Parr of the Road en a fitness class Of Allowance between Lou 24 and 25, Range 3. B.F.C.. - enjoy Picks iW designated as Pan 4 on 40R-XXXX. your choice! The proposed by-law. plan and description sbowuls the For more information call lamb Clerk own of �k ng. in �e °ffCe of �e Town 831-1711 or 683-6582 At Ibe above-mentioned mating. Council will hear in For a current person, or by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or ber lands will be prejudicially affected by the by- Fitness Class Schedule lar and who applied to the Town Clerk to be heard. Any drop by the such person wbo wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, make written application to: Pickering Recreation Brute J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Complex Taws Ckvk at 1867 Valley Farm Road. rickering Civic Cou i*x out Tile FAAaaade r"eria& Ontario LIV 6K7 (9116) 42"11 DATED at Pickering this 30th day of October. 1997 REGISTER NONN' FOR WINTER PROGRAMS • Preschool • Children & Youth • Adulis & Seniors learn to SHim. Leisure Programs. Fitness and Rec. Complex Memberships. Personal Training, Health Club, Squash, Ten n i s & R e c r eational Swimming. Call now, 420-4621 or 683-6582 I 'Int sJ��,10,, Family Event Esplanade Park, Town Hall Tuesday, December 9th, 7-8 p.m. Sowed by me C=" Progress Collo - Pl c kenng/A/ar ftmen Tbma��raa & DalAd food a a WW DY Y V(�i Thmsday. Docwnbw 181h 7-8:30 p.m. sSqmCentre _ Pickering WQr.� �1�� ono Q000Qdoc�o Wednesday, December 31 st ° ,.Free Giant Skating Party! ° CLOWNS, FREE HOT CHOCOLATE & COFFEE, SPOT PRIZES, PARTY FAVORS Co-sponsored by the Pickering Hockey ANOClafion Recreation Complex Arena 6-9 p.m. Call 683-6582. PAGE I - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9,1w7 Pi*ckerin Sports Hard-working Panthers split weekend games BY AL R1vE-TT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers managed one win in two league contests on Me wcxken' wiCn by tum d iii wadaiaaa- like efforts in both games. Sunday afternoon, the Panthers turned in a solid effort against the Wellington Dukes at the Wellington and District Community Centre, widely regarded as the toughest place to play in the loop, but were defeated 4-1. The loss followed a 1\%� . � #V 7-5 victory over the vis- ' s- iting Pittsburgh Junior Penguins at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex Fri- day night. The score in the Panthers' defeat in Wellington was not indicative of the play of the Pickering juniors who outworked the op- position and also outshot them 42-28. Howev- er, the Panthers were unable to finish their scoring opportunities and the powerplay was a woeful 0-7. Despite the team's inability to convert its scoring chances, the Panthers' effort had head coach Rod McGillis beaming. ..We gave one of our best effort- in a long time. TM work ethic was exceptional;' notes McGillis. "When you go into Wellington, you have to compete for the entire game. They're a real good team and I have a lot of respect for them. George Trifon opened the scoring in the contest, finding the range on a breakaway. But, Wellington scored on Panthers' starting net - minder Joel Cameron before the end of the pe- riod for a 1- I draw. The Dukes led 2-1 after the middle stanza, then scored two more in the final frame to put their I 1 th victory of the sea- son in the books. Meanwhile, the Panthers started December off on the right foot with the win over the ex- pansion Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins. Picker- ing opened up a 2-0 lead in the first pe- riod on goals by Justin Kowalcyzk and Mike Hanna Pittsburgh scored a pow- erplay goal to cut Pickering's lead to 2- 1 after one period. Pittsburgh notched Scoreboard PKXEFWAG MEN'S BASKET11 ALL. LEAGlf Results frorn Dec. 1 MASTERS DIVISION — GAME ONE Club Lr* 49 vs. teatime Purples 41 TOP SCORERS Club Liras: Frank Gab 15. Glenn Scan 10, Reuben DeFrance 8 Molonis Pnrglea: Randy Rnslu 19, Paul Vorve 6. Kim UAWkw 6. GAME TWO Mrd Hon's 53 vs. Van Krnve Insurance, 38. TOP SCORERS Mud HWS: Sam To" 14, John Esposito 9, BM Boabn 8. Van Kangsn: Dans Bayliss 11. Don Le" 8. GAZE TNRSE GsYrbys 47 vs. Envoy Business Systems 38 TOP SCORERS GdarWs: Stave LSOV 24, Ray Fox 10, Lesie Weeks 6. Envoy Bushes Systems: Tom Recois 10. Hervey M oteels 10. Ropw Young 8. NON MASTERS DIVIBtON — GAME ONE Mud Hen's 58 vs. Penrys Aub Service 44. TOP SCOPIM Mud Hen's: Corned Davis 15, Roy Cousins 14, Tom I ebos 11. Penny's Sub Service: Neal Tyrol 12, Orin Taylor 7, Mus Sin- csi 6, ",ior Clayton 6. GAW TWO Melertie Pringles 52 vs. Insurance Porlfob 49. TOP SCORERS Melanie Pmyles: Einan McLean 15. Pat Brom 15, Ganlley SatM 7. insurance Portfolio: Everett pennon 23, Owen Officer 8, Brent SuWan 6. GAME THREE Gaiwlnys 45 vs. EIFRod Hc6rgs 44. TOP SCORERS GaierWs: Denner Daisy 24. Austin Mayers 8, Dodpa Beck. ford 5. EFRod John Chin"a son 15, Clem Fonda 8, Devon SNO wn 7, Polar VVifams 7. another powerplay goal early in the second stanza to tie the game. Later in the period, Pan- thers' forward Jeff Milroy pounced on a turnover deep in Pittsburgh's zone and irauurw crinin, un. a arwn.r� uuru guSw a Its - burgh tallied to tie the score at 3-3 after two periods. The Panthers exploded for four third - period goals, including an empty netter by Brett Macrury at the 19:21 mark. Chris Hunter and Trifon also scored for Pickering in the final stanza. The other scorer wasn't known. Panthers' goalie Joel Cameron had to make a few late saves to record the win in net, in- cluding one on a breakaway from centre ice. The Panthers return to action this weekend with three important divisional games. Picker- ing plays rival Oshawa Legionaires at the complex Friday at 7:30 p.m. The Panthers travel to Port Hope's Jack Burger Sports Com- plex for a game against the Buzzards Saturday night, then end the weekend with a Sunday af- ternoon tilt in the U.S. against the first -place Syracuse Junior Crunch. The Panthers are currently in fifth spot in the league'- Eastern Division with a mark of 8- 14-5 for 21 points. PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: Gate pro- ceeds from the Panthers' home game on Fri- day, Dec. 19 against the Durham Huskies will be donated to the United Way of Ajax -Picker- ing. Game time is 7:30 p.m., gates open at 7 p.m. Team owner Michael Boyer says he's proud to support the United Way cam- paign, as it plays such a big role in building our community. Tickets, at $6 for adults, can be purchased at the main ticket area. Special stu- dent discounts will also be available. Will pay face value for Maple Leaf tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. 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(905ya723 aBBf"�'0 a'pil' SELL R NOW CALL 683-M .4 All 0 Goal 1 HMO l t wvutm we*M-lifting Mani compels body work out. 200 ID maximum. Image 509'. PAW $1199 aoim 02 on. mine cordbon. Call 905 436-7665. A -Z PROFESSION& DrWM With at kat 1 year area dn+rinO axp. .,heed imme- d<at 10 tun CamadNu.s.A 500-600 Mk radius. ICC kuft 1, Abstract and PAW dearante. Exc@NW wages paid wNekly. Oawals, haeme �. �>11Aw team AR1QrRINO tO1fAlIT nuft people nbw res Cus- 0 o Ssrvico ordinrlonoe/ un w can NIAnti. NIN pr�6 m- Gori for to1hq" p with our busy slow vii tNNe pbeRiorts any. Foy va- rles WNh ant tesport- s-. COON WINTER. For Wag ln- dIan Role �. Call arytla rillb waroad l lar o as reeand ant own tmpoe- MOon 10 Work on Mobb fill Ioe buck, servicing coMm f— dal dam systenn overhead dam andor Mdnmih seq. an no. (lust be WIN! and Wei spoken Do b $10.00 per hour to start de- pending on agerience. Full da MUST BE BOND - ,.LE. Phew bpm - Gpm, Catherine or Ed, 905-263- 8394. J Gwwrd Help EARN Extra Christmas mon- ey Door to door fund racers needed for loci fund rarsrrO campaw for natiorol regxs- tened charities. (tours arc 5- 90M weekdays No sebv re - gated Hourly woe qts bo- nus. Call t -800.791-V MAOISTTLIST with expen- ence. to work for L'AMudes in Pickering uAdn opportunity for advanced tram in LA Cak- torsi Call Robert 905.420- 1440. HEATOG and Air Cal600rwq Juror installer required. Peau tax resume to (905)683-0817. NOISE CLFANEU WANTED . must be expeneced. bond- able. corNcienbous and pat- nftular, reliable and depend- able Mon. -Fn.. Gear polite check. have own transptuU- tion. Inlemsted applicants, pease provide detour .dor- lhtib011 Box 149. 125 Harwood Ave. N. Ajax, LIZ 1E6. LAOOORER With cart licence, mechanical open - an an atxaL Cal 831-6483 Oetnreat %M-qo. ask for Mai or Am. FM TUBE , mwnmp only. requNeeLB3T-42�16� nw TEL Cbm=. ddeers kwm "Ned. Pan tree only, LWARK 4211.9716. iNNOCLswtsthERICKowed W dwerlul rKipborog with 5 in t W-0Ls121- W.PP. d Fax resom with folpecta- bo to 435.1 Wel in Dec. left SNOW FLOWERS Broken required Experienced driver with newer 4x4 for Scarb./INarkham/ North York Routes. Guaranteed hours. Also needed: DZ salt drivers. Call (416)288-0313. Employers are seeking trained individuals for the Metal Trades industry. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that today's employers wart, backed by a guarantee that they can rely on - that's the Durham Advantages There is a constant request from the manufacturing axitistry, for grad- uates of the Metal Trades program These requests are for qualified employees for Ifaeb,beist4 Tod 6 Die and MiRtorigbt Appreidkes, all of which will be studied through the Metal Trades program. Due to this need for I continuous supply of graduates, the Metal Trades program will be offered on a continuous stake basis to both fee payers and E.I. recipients. This full-time program will help open doors to your future in the manufacturing industry. Give us a call and find out how you can stat a career in 36 weeks or sooner' Work towards your career Car /Qday for more now - psop me boogies ireforere--*. tat January, 1991. 721-3300. Educating You for the Real World. 1 General help 1 Geetwal Help CASHIM SERVICE WRITER Automotive background required, experience preferred. Self motivated person with above average customer service skills needed, in our busy 7 day a week service centre. Apply vice Deptrto t0 1300 TYMCA man...pm I,,m 0 forp81M Sat" Now so III" erift-mm operahbors wilMeeelbllers aeotw trades PoNpere and corafructiorl Cal In* to find out how the YMCA an help pu to achieve Your employntaM goals. (Bos) 427-7670 or drop by 1400 Ra)Ilr SL dell One, Unit 188, Plchal g Me" ant GO Thar) Seo" "Pattie*" is &TAW b popN tib 24 she m al of rpt Hell rat NUNN l ackod lull W&,.,..e,x 1 GOM M Help SPORTS NrN10ED Pp7ple needed to help wish Sha Ser son. FW hairrrlq provided in all aspects of our business. Advancemea availabk. Call Key 426-4955 M your not malwg SUDDrW L Cal now. STOOEMMI Earn chnstma Cash. No exI ierfts needed. We trail you. Ilirmman ape Xt0 old. ApWPiclur" ( 6a3 -p14. Dow&* ,090 /alarboon (905) 263- $wsvNIEL Take OR un - Warned PatNlde a riches. Look Good a Fag :feat 100% Nahral a Gua rAnt (906)571-5063. let Norton is now ArwO for how saps in PldNrtaS, tw ssoeeboat IN WSN as produr. Son I full -Woe. Attu niquire ddNO sleaiver h�s- saae In person: 185 Sayly SLW.. Apt. 425-6320. WANT TO Etna 5100o-51500 wpm. per week? poWNee oller 40~ waft I aihwq we hetes sales abilitycucloma fill ise oiaRation, ' n u me CO air duct leaning, i NVAC products riot a plus but not OSSMU. � have a ear. Call Bob 905425- 2022. SELL R NOW CALL 68M OR FAX 5794218 130 11 Gemmel "p 1 General help I • Earn extra cash for X-mas • FT/Vr Flexible positions • Students Welcome • Call for interview (905) 723-4920 Q Lube is looking for an Individual who is a team player and can work in a busy fast paced business environment this person must be customer oriented and mechanical knowledge is an asset. If this is you, then bring your resume to Q Lube, 23 Taunton Rd. W. Anyone who has applied In the past six months need not reapply. 1 office hteb EXPERIENCED BOOK[EFFER required AP Ali T6. IS fully Compuanm systems. eek V mI N a - inn t, take un- cia pressure In a ausyenkr- nirarrernt company Fow- month =Wostalln �or dlF ��e licry8e leadinsa. The CndOren's : T7. tPlfnut LiW to 831-1142 No phone ries drat thele / Acetate MIF TELEMARKMA for Se - Curry Company earn Com- mss,ort . tams Cam 905- M1221. Wane messa0e Skdbd r4ed ALARM D sp tcner required. permanent pert Time arernate weekends. IespOrlding to au- ltble sgnals Keyboard" skillsrequired. trait" pro- vided. cam 683-6601 or Fax 683-601 MEAD ENO ENGINEER con- tract posaion possible full tae, USA $1000/week us *LICENSED S*LICENSED MECHANIC req. for Equipment Renal Co For consunxan for above. tax resumes to 905.720.2151 MG WELDERS 8 welder Fil- ters needed immediately S12/ tour. Industrial Spray Pand- ers. S10/ our Car Cathy at Crystal Personnel 905-579- 0252 MM SdM 1W 06giiiea Sidled Help NEEDED- Aoixentwes and Tumeymen for colnmpaal workprem tax resume to (905) 5668217 OR. CMAN E CElll Full and Den time lute tectn,wn 38 Der hoer to start. Preeeous aDenenAcpeplyam ApaMsskills;ory wemey M S Al�K 195 ONE OKOUMC Ikensed. 431m,0 ed fo run shop. and one apprentice needed for auk rapes. clean slap. Wlte- *.9o5.430.1918 NA FESTERS TRUCKING re- quires 10 ProlessarW AZ Dinars 1 yr cep CWn as stract We offer a lalabmay, pacita0e (905) q4-5110. 1 Mti.per taedlcat Dereal DENTAL AssfsWl 8 Recep- uonrst equired for busy Oshawa praWa, for ~- mill Saturdays a Suremys. el".0lce an asset Can 414-5757 "MOM DRUGS. Cour- Me. neat mull Time parol est, tax resume to (905) 432- 3185 RNs REOUWAD for to dine. 130-40 hrs,lwk 1. and Ca$" part amt positions. Must be texabk and avalade to work eWmngs 8 weekends. Please forward resume to Farcy Care Medical Centre, 3050 Garden St.. Unit tor. Wh1W. LIR-IW8 Attention 10 MrsH Ceam. or tax 905- 430-6416. 1 Swa lWyfASpea InNT/AC•BUICKd,aVWC USED VEHICLE SALES MANAGER We are currently seeking an experienced Used Vehide Sales Manager. This is an exceptional opportunity for the career minded, results oriented individual, who is lookinngg for iruxeased challenges and an environment, to 'GFiONII' their career. The successful Candidate will be a positive energebc lead- er who achieves above average results by motivating and building a team. Strong people skills, integrity and honesty are just some of the essential qualities you possess. We will provide the necessary tools and�p you re- quire, including multi -media advertising, signt�ific�ant inven- tory levels etc., and an aggressive compensation program. Candidates will have a successful track record including reference& Phase respond in conffdience by fax or mail to: M.J. Deegan Tel: 905-884-4481 Fax: 905-684-4299 Tomlinson Pontiac Buick GMC., Ltd. 9612 Yonge Street Richmond Hill, Ont L4C 1V6 it V PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECnmm 9, 1997 SI1�Bd 9001 vmd holt rw�- 1 sr. 1 A sem+ a 1 s.`�r r" 1 stre ' 11 b►:,I.Tn 1 / wheel Drti. t 416-291-1929 ' $TEF A wwK's. Fun conT• mink silver of - portable dishwasher $275. Exce*M condition. Appraised dryers $175/up. washers al $5,000. Asking $1950 Size f175/ 12 t' 1 'ii, P.- icd USMG Hypnosis and Hypm- therapy to deal with many W- ferent problems is a way of dinnpinp fhb Powinnertrill ro our Yves.er d Ie You an use hypnosis to: put meshing. lose weight. eimrcate stress. develop seR-confidence. cure ilwmMq, eliminale flans. do- velop good study IeaOts. cow trol ides and pans. etc. You an aN for an affix ' wt or More chlorination at (905) 576-6941 or 576-0736 or 435- 3491 and ask to speak to Mary Kinakida. CDH (Cert- I d Dodo in HYpnOdsrapvl • 1 DNytere tNwred CAREGIVER in my home for 2 children ages 2 i 3. Part-time work. nextodity teimen, Hwy.2/Gkrarna Relerences Call 831-2330 RESPONSNILE, relable Man - try hive -out for our 6 month old, from FebJ% FindV Whites Rd aka Referennos required Cal (905)W7124 • twf- AwMeble LOVING DAYCARE availa Die in my home FircJt,'wMte-S. references. nolo smoker. Noticed yard, day walks breakfast. '-, t . snacns. 6 Cal (905) (905) 4240206 PICKERING Mad / Relee: ovvp dayore 18 ,KXM s ro 12 to. Day, oidngs backyard and pwk) sbry time. music. nu- bilnOta meals A snacks First And. C.PR otrbfed %on- us u nq. recapts 905-42e- $T. GEONGM DAYCARE Ctnstmas Day Camp Jan us for 2 eaierp waw , . Dec 22 - Jan 2 Isola" holidays ex - doom Ages e � 9 Tis WESTNEYAIeakd,rekmk baoysmer avartaw with 11 yrs exp ICS daycare dp0- me Fro$ lunch. snacks. ftllcdd yard. babies welcome. now- auoa. reotpts 427 437 1 Fire .Q'I FIREWOOD ROka Lumber 8 Firewood Centre 4'xa'x1Z' $60. 4x8 x16- 965 Esub- kshed 1963 Days 705-277- 3361, Evenings 905 -434 - SM Free dMnery ro Oshawa aka A-1 FIREWOOD• excellent very best quably hardwood, guaranteed extra lortq time " seasoned. cu a spit Honest meuwensr6. free dY 905-753.2246 Hnt Firewood ASSOLUTM TIE OW - top SeO�q AW Serving Pi . Whit- by 20 Oshawa. DURHAM F1RIEW000� 427-5278 �IfiOIN !OR SAIX Cut, Split do delivered. $55/ face cord. Can (90)6191363 Er Seasonal lre- d ad A taYl- week. Save day hoe de0very- Maxx. Pick - a", V I III OW0709. FMLEWOM. DRY. 969. 12' tooecord. CAN Matdam ShopPud Nursery 416 -282 - NN pickup or debray. dlrin MM91 Limited Ed bin. James Lumbers. Allan Kmgsw&. Carole sack etc, etc. Pmks- sblaNy b w. Must sell. $150 eack 905406-5016. CB.LKM POW Motorola POA blAkry. $50. Organ Ga - 60 X300 Dow. $400 o.b.o. WADO Mita room $Atte A chairs. $400 o.b.o. Cal Dave fill -07113. aera'wa monagom Wo - t, I w o mnYl m cower. how, Bps, 11,12 r. d, loot - 60K 650 Oall wormNume wak MM plass door, 659. 428- 91114. 1 Bargain Corner up, cu ridge $200. whrte side-by-side, ice -mak- 10/12. w dh stand up Collar, Cliffs. (9O5µ36-6454 Computer San! Used ar et. water dispenser $749. frost -free 2 -door $300/up. wMe stove NEAT TRANSFERS from ptio- tographs Complete set up. SUPER Slagle Walerbed. bookcase headboard. 6 -draw- $375 stoves $200/up. 362 Work from your borne. 011i- er base, heater. $75 0.8.0. 905-665.9738. French St. (9O5µ32-7167. nal trancfnse, cost $90,000. WICI(ER Baby bassinet, yet. CARPT$ Christmas Sale, new x00% will sol for $4.500. 905-433- 0279. low. $35 Bassinet on white. 'start m. ter extra life. Cap aro save. MOVING SALE, Pool table. with Zip-SCreen trop. f40 Rail Rider charge fade. amu starts at $1.22/sq.tt. in dudruq prtrnwum �_ Outterin compact model 23' Nader (Bowler). fridge. wove, never used. $20 8o tUair.S20.905-666-St75 undy Ion d$CDM. Repairs Arailabk Customer Salwac- washer. dryer and other hoUsel M items. (905)435 - Articles bort guars ftW For your free 8194 1 in-home estimate an Mike f905µ31-4040 Or (416)822- OAK OIMk Soft winter GARAGE Door repairs. broken 8226 white upr�stery. seats 6. huge b~ctkra abrcet plus springs. ales. -oft , open• at$ mstaeed $45 Now doors! CASH 00 DEALS. 2nd Hared server. 10-=. $2.250. OeW- openers Quakily Plus Doors Store 8 Brokers We toy, sen. erred• Must see' 905.263 - am PMVM COLL.ECiM - Car- IM LtILNNA Van, ab ooi MM 1979 Corvette, TS, needs ps, pill, cruise control. ON cosmetics $6500; 1980 steering. power mirrors. pow - Porsche 924, tabula, Honda or door looks, keyless remole car $4000; 1990 Bereft GTZ entry system, am/fm cu - boded $4000; 1969 Stmbird sets, V6, 180 hp. four -speed GT convertible 107 kms. bad- auto. trans. 45.000 km, abso- ed $6000; 1958 Ford F150. hrhly mutt. 725.0658. 1O body. -great pro- OURMIN MOTORS LTD DNI$ $1400; Pad 728.3120. Open 7 drys a week. 92 MR - . loaded, 04, *AUTO LOANS* leather, $I I, 995. 92 1Jeep Auto Dealer Will arrange Cherokee Sport 4x1. 5,0.995. financing even if you 90 Pontiac Tnnsptlrt SE, have been turned down K Caratran SE, before. Loans available $5.195. 90 Suburban 1500 4x4 for no credit, credit 8 $anger, 104,000 ktms, $9.995. a9 GMC1S00 Sierra problems, and bankrupt-1Ercall. $6.695. 221 cy buyers. No co-signers 7Rd S. Apx. 683- needed. Call Jvft W576 -IM e..... tw.e 2.1-r Id 1 Ado Parte DAY. CERTICAR f LOWEST On7 R,,gW V WI i m spit! SALE PRICES ON FULL RE- Computer San! Used ar CONDITIONED VEHICLES NOW. Eg 1993 Olds Achieva. evaluations! NEW! Test San - 4 door, auto, air, good kms, stay R,,oW SWWWXW IAC/ ISC/ Injector Pulse W~re- only $6.995.1992 Geo Storm. quenciesAi ne bases/hall at- Ieal. sports Cars. We new now lad swill PrVepdsf Kapelukk $5.995. 1992 Acclaim 6 cyl.. Moble vdth:w a auto. air, pewter and purled US Home Sernioe. � hammy sedan. $6,695. 1993 Caaker Z24, "a ado, air, Snowmobile. tardastic now $7.995. 1989 • 1 Tempest, v-6, loaded, due Om oNer 8/ Moo Std. So - So - id. Lor and over. ahy $3.995. 1999 1983 YAMAHA Exciter SX. 3 - Chevv S-10 Blazer, loaded. 1995 Yamaha V-max. 600 - 1 97.060 kms. 4.3 v-6. Be quick electric 1996 Arctic Cal. ZR $6 995 1969 Trader 4 x 4 A- 5110 E F I ETT 1997 Yamaha bade 8 more Almost 416 336-0073ftM011GAN LOwREY Gertk G;P_ Mer es A 1 steal K 51.995, 1983 Lazar 4 XTC 600. eMdrirJmrerse. Top ash pard. "KOZr Panel Stove. used 2 seasons Pard 52200. sating for Slaw or best offer Cam 19os►-7zs-4491 R^ Sisfiel^s'` Winery $Seim IMlblys it a your own tante in 4 we�eks. C Decemiw '►w"w' $6995 7 choices n+akes 28.30 boNlas (750 nth CluorrAssured Funa EmY 'los) 426-4122 AJAX 27' ZENITH week Fisher SurroaNO Stereo package 520 wits. $12 50 1 Week t-800-267.9466 30 COLLECTION v ew-Mas- ter stereo views T,u-Vew A Egotpuere For sok (995)466-64M WMA 2 DRESSERS $45 sola $75 ktve seat $45 teed -sofa SM widen table & pars $35. 4 pc I I I , sure prom 1930) yt75. 5 pc pine bedroom sue hurt bed) SML oat $35 of - 'ice Utak SM end tables $15 ter a W. wardro0e $95 Dun- can we s SM. a pawt,que are ser wM mirror $95 m- croom i stand $75 (9M*97-J532 LEATHER iadafs up to 12 price leather purses from 5999. luggage Irom $1999. katner wallets from $699 Everythela Must Go' Famuty L"t er, 5 Potts Man Ouu- vw 905-725.99.')9 AP►LIANCEfdtyelrrWpe i stove. Edon 75061905M31�4gg75d7(M�pr Fn ) alter 6. BEEF SIDES. $1.Mb Caston Cul. quarters avataok v - Go ernment rapeped. Delivered. Stay !incl from tam. Great Christ 7ma d"! Drono. 905- CANMOMM M dish - D901 sound am picture Over 100 tieerusk. $5.75ht"It. Free d*oefy. I -OW267-9166. CAWfT. F•rwe Esomeles_ Few. anti -stalk carpet, orrnaNwtaNtr arpA star0mnp x low as SSN sat. Wide ranlpe o tabors b Omodel ycooMwipkardTt your ddtcor. Fa IAke 905.4 at268112. all now! CAMPER - los of carpel, 100% nylon, new stain re- I- carpets on fond. I "0 carpel 3 rooves, $349. mPrice p'tA" install - bon, last delivery, tree as# - n otes30 yards). Norman 6811,2311- CARPM SALE: Lola of ar- pAs 100% nylon stain re - kale. tarpA 3 roonms 1339. (30 sq. yd.) klduoes: area, m mkml pad and insiama- tion. Free estimates, carpet repAfrs. Serving Dolom and savour dnlg aft Sam 905- 6561772. COM UM wholesale, Pent- ium 166 mob -me" monllor $1099. AutoCad stAign ((P166), 20• monitor $1800. Motltors. 1r $99. 20. SM. )land ddwes 12 gip $129. W- . Service, outer sys- (906)434-4193 17M 571-2274 666-0004. with bench Excellent condi- 1 Adm 1 1 ftr Sas 1 1 fm Sale •1 cyt.. auto, 110.000 wk. no rop ek[eNenf in and out Bek- Whsksik - (613) 339-2325. CEDAII Modular bion$ sou- ion New $3500 Asking $1000 of blot Can 723-1963 i '900 1N4 PONTUIC 6000 wagon. 1911 DODGE SIIADOw, 2 5 L. •Ig $1.995. 1995 Lumina APV. M $ID DOO, B luard. exce- of lent condition. $600 Or DeSt "86 $1550000 �� na. heater and controls in- luded. upper. Iowa,. searing -•09Er4TOCKED••Fmzers. Computer for Sale Macintosh 11 v automatic. good cornduon, ,Ray new path. M10M as- very good condimm. 5 spew, arc. 166 K. priced o sen at air, v6. Ilia new. now only $6.595. 1993 Aerostar, 8 Om oNer 8/ Moo Std. So - So - id. Lor and Iip16 SIOOO Can (905)420- 071 leave massage Coolers. Walk-ins. Dee and •1r coour enon os �. �. �Iq $1.550 As R. (906) 726-4917 $2.500. (905) 839•-9698 pkamx�t, � �. k'� o'•' 993 tour Or" rooter best opp 905 9664116 Jon. CNNSTNAS SPECIALS on o- 'ons bean $sags Dairy dspays. lee cube makers. at 905.655-9501•-- Oelnt2ry aro ImsUllabon •klybpard. •notal. 'Plea DOW Cartsra HIS MOC Z2/. great cord- 11992 HONDA Accord EX. 4- door. 5 -Speed. p/w. pA. ant. Astro. fludeow d.ow kms. pprr�nddyy wow. $10.595 1989 NRCR 1 Ski Doo. great 9nape. $35I or tont great 8 mattresses, Lowest Lu- awllablt. (B&W) Bps Dark due. bra motor sr bOR 53000 Aw/tm steres. INK. mint Carawn. ale. 4 cyl , Turbo. low nom 705-766.3960. Save. pace gumamees' p s Fi6rt6tMe 6,rtp StW,POOL Taw" 8' am 9' stile •Ra*a Precis+on asking or Oat or- or. Cal (905)571-5160 Condition. $11,500 andied. Can 905465 7806. kms. tuns aro kooks prat $3.995 1968 Bud 1.4re 1 Repeetiorrl Beane 8o0 9 n Stock bi and tables for sok. Foos- Cobm Cab 1965 NISSAN 200SX. 2 dr 5 11904 GRAND PRIX V6, ph. Lb " 0 Out 1N7 I= Regal Ltd. kta0- condition111111. (2.200 Truck baht Call 905-420-6113ess. •wise sohware atc sDd Dw suinroof 21X)kms absOp/1 pyw pRrurw securMy 3800 V-6. Only $3.696 y S3 1983 F-150 Nat, muss be I COLLECTOR looking for an- tique tyre arms and nxkma. 1 piece or wlesk couecbw Casts pad. Cam 9DS-263-1009 COMPUTER SPECIAL POW um ' 66 MMX. 16 ■ C D to Malan. 32 Me ram. $15 / welt 1-aDD-267-9166 COMPUTER Slsecaa- Cow- piete Pentium nwom weft system SM. Dail 486 SSM. Intel OX386 5348, Co our printer $96. Fax $39 Cit '905)665-356, COMPUTER CLEARANCE .entre has Intel 233 mm. saes systems oath 1 T 26 OP mower f1.9l5 00er new 166 mmx compost from SM Over 200 used monmos in stock 17. 15•, 14', 12' from SM Used PSMWn and 486 systems value Indo& Used kmkfal i$ --ft $155 Dtlt MIT bfx from 555 Special will - me boom's to ostaners 10 or more K s away Ext 432 from 401 164 Basebte Rd (905) 697-3059 COUNTRY blue pad PWI-W muds for sale SM Cal 111117- 4196 CUSTOM MAGE like new roy- al blue ,rover sofa and dao. $750 Oak kddan table and chars. $125 pine 721-0258 after 7 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT unit wood. stereo compartment with pass Boor Can (905) 697- 1998 wanted lads battery Powered Kap ENTEItUM MT entre (wood) stereo compartmere 100. Coed Arno sots $250 hast. Cal 905697-819e. HIES$ EONIPB M - Hwy duly 'Hatoin*Fob sss station. Pet Deck. Knee Extension. Dos 8 AOdonaals SM: Heavy ant se" and PUN do" tat. dtichlnne Band Td - ceps Station i al accessories 5300: Heavy dluny Mal bend $50: Can Khk 432-1063 or 242-5006. BENOSM bealea. Aladin Model 1115MV. 90600 BTUir. 2,800 *on. $00. 905-839- 1357. are dearNV top tabk A chairs 1; chairs from e selection, $III P Mattresses - from $59- c from $229• loveseat iS ` able. Come it e. UqUidation 181 Bond St. day � 8r Sundav 11 an WAT Vaslea - d CWKW n. Asking 66111-M. RESTAURANT Funimim for Excellent cw~. aim CO. $1350 as a. 831- system. 4 -door. approx. Su special 11991 Buick Ro- I 21u F7_ Citation s �T at floOD 1957 i '900 �d. 99.000 knit. a"�^0 ant $7.995 Arm . air Can an roll. 48.000 odes, new Ines. I�osiT�3-i M gf)5-em9 "86 $1550000 �� Sm I1 $12igil Like new one owner CBI 905-683- =n, Come 4 w � �5e1�.500 firm. an OWE Brand8 leave mesw hatch ( )9os finished. recently ttnrned. No vet ChKW. sec. shad. 2� newM 8 rip speed. atm tempora=-* Own 3515 tvenrgs (ws)w9-2499 aha6p.m. MlAarm owl. 579-29U. � 26 Gid 913 sO wk Free bier 1 !set A 1917 BUICK Laabre.ryw w"` CAVALIER. tun. ONN Seatlay:. a 1 1 For neeNFa��Rnnl wy. I -NO -267.9466 i fires. exhaust. good shape. aswng $3600 Even 723- i aiff. apes 3.000, ale. wont 2 $/3.000. 905 263 Amtaeoblke 1 A 2 Bedroom apts. Avad- OAM/PINE FURNITURE FEMALE Cats 6 2 linens free 1492 OR=. 6 YOU We tbdmccrrte0 Miffed1 able im ely/JanifFeb. Check out our fall SPE• to good horns Call Stwoon a suMo01. aMaTw so= is- 11116 XR 1M dirt tike. mint A 6 A AUTO- Cars trucks. PNau aN (905' ) 430-9146 or CLALS .SOLID OAK Tape 428-2312 1N7 I= Regal Ltd. kta0- condition111111. (2.200 Truck � We pay iI0 $10.000 N16) 789 4145 Sets s01 ped • 1 P; � t0 excelkent bodylneengr. 3 6 w/rear-wMM !Imre. bay 1983 F-150 Nat, muss be I Call on IN spot Any rano- WNAWA - t Iedroan apt. law ctw txlf * est AND 4 905.1138 114.000kms 169.600 nt p 6aw set6u. low mileage, (5.200 �N. day Yaw Cad us any Ime, 21 lours. 7 drys. % days. NI•A and JiCksan area. SOLO OAK Windsor Mow v Lades car. documents b �) service. 905 60 or Close to all aatasrtks. hat. c.SALE PRICE SM"' Ora BEAGLE pugs for Sale s'e' WM. SM75 certNmM. make 1997 Grand Prix GT red. 4 No. 905.706-5234 hydro mdodsd 5600/moMh- SOLID OAK 40X80 dbl pod dn,`ed itis$ de gNar (9051683 SSW door. CO. teacher interior.y 1986 4MC SM tin 250 argp Available Jan. 1 Fk's1AaNf table oink 2x$0 tort. AND 6 wormed o go now CBI hawk 665-0191 l97 Olds. Oft M, pay. 2 loaded. 6000 km 925 900 726-1136 A ANA AUTO Removal _ for Bars. r"wried 4'34-6311 lave M GMW SOLID OAK RICE r Mow y 9OxDO ML 00011Naw WON. phhrMc a1tlNldaO b 1 000. a. per. CII. p seats. dt. Cal quid removal f W6) APpINacOsaPumK �i 00 BrttAMM. c .SALE PRICE f/199"! BEAGLE PM. •Dwitto . 8 Clue/. six. new Witt 100.000 ISM FORD Windataa GL 97 FORD 1/2 Ton van, pro- t" tdk 116 1 BEOIIOOM apartment. SIMnNar savags on atl omw oats old 5250 CKC Reqs- km 52600 obo 905-666-5175. 357A paduge. goads, over- ANY SCRAP Cu or Truck Pi ft , 4 Appiianoa- $733 ta0k SAS and Bdtw i Hoch ww.vw mocked. first sim- tNr'orntll.3 makes kin Phone. lNgl 8onnevitk SSE. blast. Mo twrnsok, Oral h NiVair, wormed. coin ! or not T op . Utilities (416) 444-7391 a Why boy veneer whin you (9051623-4958 grey leather Mae al the power mage, are? 2-%M. less am 14 00ok. 5' yah. t00.00ot Cash Pia ret pack -up Cal (905)261-1831 1 NMOON t an buy 100% SOLI) OAK,- We am not pet a factory ad- BOLOEN Retriever paps.Val- *Poona. new 1fia $4300 000. 906985-7290 .. Save over (6.000 AUTOMOBILES and tracks apartment avadabie Jon 1st, good aka northwest Oaftatwt le WE ARE THE FACTORY'" kytsaven Kennel. CAC stated. AA haM clearances, 11M BINCR C Century LId 3.6L. '�"'a "'� • PST a G5Tscrap Can assist w1N Ikanx,nq Any rOl in wormed for age. bort, any age. ria n UM - parking ewbry. node. oka. ha ad* ndndN ,tout -smoker, TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- gumvarmu. last slnAt and hal- Waded many new plats. (90Sµ31-7317. PrtvAe Veh- Ile Owlso Region. ash , apphaaoa it 1650. ING 905-M-8774 loo. $700. Cal 905-728.7665. $1100 905.436-7126. call ,,rtovC pro. Also needed. '75 ro '87 1tNAMt. Cat 905-S7t-122., 05.5 TM fMew�triwers new 6 used. good selection of 2 a 4 Cycle models 1Afitde dental Saws i Sala. 4700 Thick. son Rd N aro0kl,n 655- 8010 TMW ROMANCE prints for sale Star Wonder. Evening Skaters. Cando fight stroe. Cal erwmings (905) 691-0513 UNISO APSO pups. Ready to I= WWW Accord. good Gsur or GMC pickup for pans Mon -Fri. alter t30pm., any - Do ad Vet ceded Poe brad. condrtton, needs tralSatiai0n can artytrMe oshaw 905- hes onka 1325 Bch. Must be sews. work. $2.000 000. Cam 905- WE FINANCE 431-Oto7 NOFITN OSHAWA Extra large ern1721 a a1 Joanne (905)987- 666 -OW EVERYONE CASN HM CAMS$ We boa 1 + 2 bedroom(:) Large baf- 19M olOi Cutlass S I Used velrdes Vehacks Must cony Building hes babe under reme READY Fpl CNWTMAS. rebuilt head new br Lhasa Apso pups for sale ties. struts. excellent connd- healbh guarantee. vet -noodle 0 Cal (90523-776 $3600 as is. HDIa!-tgi(Mfp (705) 1968 Su aid, blue. ado. at. 786-3121, leave Ntessape aMMi stem. sunroof. Noah KAUTPA Himalayan wetite read go". head not sglNiieer! wM al last 1 got drop. Moron 42 ado N. Can- 1ad Abe. GW5117 uneeetwwtto, scrap metas removed, BBO's, air cam.. sAoves, cars. them machinery. or 00ft metal. (905)571- 6714 LOW= FOR kids battery Dowered prep. Cal (905) 897- 11896 I Mab for new CrANS Minot bat- ed A the courw Rea Marts. OpakeO SoOnt Cal 905436- 1024 06.1361024 NO tum downs. pen ,anno condition Cal apt romagiNoW or 1 year First time buy- 427-2415 or Coe to 479 now. and is a very dean and ars, bankru t; " St East. Apx at *0 bWM tor. SM i SM. D MUM AUTO SALES. on". Cable. puking in - bad Credo; n0 Credit! If int. 9 months old. am mtdin' $1800 obo 230K. Dave 985- TRIM ROMANCE signed are completed. for sale. good 7614. Cell 716-5321 pnnts. unframed. 'Even-- Skaterr. $1150: T -NW Q N fpr stave --- TV pmswta• ban a Christmas gilt. um 1NM CAVALIER RS, load. Stroll'. $500. And crib i nosh or u,, 0, degtic only loaded for sale. as is. Asking MR. 571-519, clarroe table, top of the fine. 686-7823 alter bpm, Belly do*. From Nogimotonaln. SM tar sift 905.433.1059. AUMLAKE MNIEDkUW. ISM CN:Y Cavalier, 4 -door. IMFNBNT Palmer Piano. re- Sociable pt bull pup. 3 Martins female. Cage trained. ado at. stereo. excellent 0°m�ti0m 126.00011im. cent - $3.695. Can 905 -666 - finished. recently ttnrned. No vet ChKW. sec. shad. 2� bench. Asking 5900. Cat atm tempora=-* Own i BEDROOB6 BUNGALOW, wan Moor ign M f LOW. mmy (ws)w9-2499 aha6p.m. er has Al belotq ode b hoP"cew HM CNAM" IN 4 qI . Xi695. 1989 WASME#i, dryers. tridgm. good 571-4771 2000 62Bl5 0081 rtaA pool ek stoves. From $25. Amo. 0 5 Sp 47 Kp I"al �1ef low t°f�aaFnet. ce1wM odmdlBdn. 1767 down, free delivery. 1-110- AdMeMmobiee OslMwm kwndry. 4MryBYMp Matted Cora. seperale w 267-9186 1 . doer And Mare. 1110 500 TNM M1iM SONATA 11116 0- CAi011, $10,500.Ca1905-7263$31. -3134. CaEMT PROKMS1 On Be WOW +door, air Dom . Bub. OR=. 6 YOU We tbdmccrrte0 spot Ikea icing. Dampay- power wOl amt i loft. pow YM ale taste, MA ibr lobi wears from WOO OAC. (ars, a suMo01. aMaTw so= is- o your water, we an h*. trucks. vin. 1961 to 1991. sstle Asptp price x3.500. Cal for , am -Bon 8868351 Mandy Aldo Sales Ltd. 792 Sestet Oalawee - - lam) 72$•4232 (905) dr 666.0234 a1Nr 5 p.m. N A4Nrke Phan 3392.South, Phan 905.720.3382. 434-7866. 1 A,% A Caths 1 Mei CMM FOLDWS WIRE StaebAbe boded brand wtwl banskr ate NayBip 1r01kf $$960 1D^ W0- • 4 � sglNiieer! wM al last 1 got drop. Moron 42 ado N. Can- 1ad Abe. GW5117 uneeetwwtto, scrap metas removed, BBO's, air cam.. sAoves, cars. them machinery. or 00ft metal. (905)571- 6714 LOW= FOR kids battery Dowered prep. Cal (905) 897- 11896 I Mab for new CrANS Minot bat- ed A the courw Rea Marts. OpakeO SoOnt Cal 905436- 1024 06.1361024 NO tum downs. pen ,anno condition Cal apt romagiNoW or 1 year First time buy- 427-2415 or Coe to 479 now. and is a very dean and ars, bankru t; " St East. Apx at *0 bWM tor. SM i SM. D MUM AUTO SALES. on". Cable. puking in - bad Credo; n0 Credit! If uRAP CARL wormed. t prices Same dry luded. Available December 1st and 1st. Ph" you you drive! Wil. pick cep Also cars fon '�' van 905 579 558 Lots of D� up to $5000. Can 686- ' /,1 MUM (Bbor St.) Large 2 8 3 bedoomin west pre- owned 1 low ripe pulilcanpgpee b �o, i off vehicles to do*. From Nogimotonaln. choose from.HiMc 0008E 15o LE, p11 size Phone905-576.4255. SPECIAL pd -" p. Original ,2B.Dooilm. 2 a 3 Bedoom ApertMmwns . FINANCE 3 18, power fleeing, pours brilliant. S" nes wo-w. Apo, 416.144-7391 DEPARTMENT air, mL CPA=, awAm. ak=i- H00° CAN (906j i BEDROOB6 BUNGALOW, wan Moor ign M f LOW. mmy SHUMAN CHEM arae 11020 taws• 420.50¢1. FM RAMss XL .30. 5 Sp 47 Kp I"al �1ef low t°f�aaFnet. S M911R08N main NOer. !t 81NCR Regal G.S., 4 hm , 31100VB, holy loaded. stow- men ra Inwr. wolft � � y� OslMwm kwndry. 4MryBYMp Matted Cora. seperale w room 12 1 . doer And Mare. 1110 500 m ler no. (416) 0- CAi011, $10,500.Ca1905-7263$31. -3134. 0.0.0. 433 Bt37. ( ) ONRNAN NOTMS LTO. N) CANNMN• SE,V&&O A LAW tat bade a- Sala and Bernice RnWir HFmhNmy,� «�' 7 o�, Cant!- Kis. ataA, 000* chion aperp if Odom bow 6N25-1t't755'�t Class A MedgNtx. 7 dryf whet 36 r 'I 7 bw X 00 1966 K Aries. _ a dsrfiued ars aid Nadi low KM, $1200. ant 905.131- w �10w P �� awlaW. 93 BoMaewM SSE! IBM HI!�-,__-Wdt $13.595. 92 Z-24 5 speed $6,596. 92 Sw*fd 2 door 5- ISM GM pile fmp 4X4 toy Alm - 2 , , M Mw bmNNmt $3.995. shun SC2, boded brand wtwl banskr ate NayBip 1r01kf $$960 1D^ W0- • 4 � 2 dol 2 does Belo, $6.496. 91 LarMF .4 905.1138 Phone.'"Mo '�rw' . JaA Grad Ann 2 ddDeCOgr $$4.3115 9„1 fade TOM TSI. twA. $9.986 Ver (SM 420-233111 AAAX 2 IedrooM, g Pmft 91 Z-24, Base. MISS. 91 . 1Jbir, 4 applamn, CawNer, 4 Ther, x3,900. 91 11118 ONBE Drawn 80000 Cavalier Its, 2 door, Auto. til•, rlBRaneq, iNlrt tuBy IOsd Sol" ag 03-K9UM"- SSW P4,'595.' Ee :: $$11,000 91 Seabird L91 LE 2 alAo. $4,500. 90 Cortin, Days (i 1 6 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 RM (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ATHOL GREEN COOP. 250 Dunlop St. E Whitby is holding an nlormatxon Night THURS. DEC. 11. 7 p.m. Applicabois Dtinp taken for 2 bedroom apts. available Jan. and Feb! 98 $655/mo. plus utilities.. New appkaroes. able TV in. AVAl5 LE NKMEDIATE- LY, in Whitby Apt budding, spatous. ca led. newly Palm lid. with ICary. Bose to bas. shopping, al LAIkties included, tirsVW required. no pets, 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom. $775. 3 bed- room $840.. Call 430- 0134. OSHAWA AVAILABLE JAN. 1st. Bachelor apartment, 55(10 Also 2 bedroom apart- ment. $650. 1 bedroom $600. an inclusive. NAM. 728-2969 or 721-0831. NtOCK/Maior Oaks. Large 1 - bedroom basement apart - mem. separate entr- re. ILII W. complete kitchen, spa cies cavi lgroom $550 mcfv- sive. Jan. 1. Nonsmokers. no pets. (905)428-6118 CLEAN, 1 bedroom basement apt Rossland a Mary. LAW dry. free P&fbn0 and storage. yard. 55MM 5793511. CLEAN. urge I-beam.. cep floor of house. al iniclusive. 5600. :WUAast, refereriees. central bacon osnawa, available Jan.lst. (416)351- 9512 rave message. DOWNTOWN WMOy- Above store 2 bedroom apt stove. tndge, beat inxhrded. panlug. SMmwft. no per. Cab (905) 66$-2248. DUNBARTON AREA - one bedroom basement apt. Sep. entrance. furnished, suit stud- ent $500. Includes utilities. flnstAast.839-7857 EXCELLENT location, large 1 - bedroom plus den, suitable for single person. All inclusive. Available January 1st, $600. (905)432-9629 or (905)427- LARGE 2 bedroom, available immediately in Bowmanville Cyt (905) d30 9146 or (416) 7119-4145. 1 a 2 BEDROOM apts. Avail- able immediately. Dec. 1. or Jan. lst. New building. start- ing at $600 350 Malaga Oshawa. No pets. Cal ( 905)- 576-6724, SPACIOUS well maintained 2 bedroom apts. Avail at 900 aid 868 Glen St. Some with welkin closets, pant provided Close to $chools, shopping Centre, GO Station. Utilities lhch, It, Cal 728-4993. CENTRALLY Loeap4- Oshawa 2 bedroom apes Available Dec est a Jan 1st. 5600 range. First a last, no pets Stockwell Realty Corp. 723- 1265. PICKERING - Brock//2, air Bond one bedroom basement aptLege eat -n kiahen. $575 krdudirg able. laundry, ublt- ees/parking No smokmgi Pets . 428-7340. PicKERNIG . winr S and inch, available immediately. Beautiful. bright one bedroom apartment. no pets. non smoker. mature sngle person Preferred 1SM pr mo. (905) 839- 650 650 Sat. Dec. 13th at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL HWY e2. COLBORNE Selling from a Trent ton and a Colds pangs home, an tiques, collectable$ modern home fear nishings, collects bles, dishes, glass ware, etc. Largs se lection old pictures paintings and ok frames, modern oral dining room suite l mint condition, table with leaf, chars arx matching hutch wilf leaded glass, ant chairs, rockers etc. ant. and modern oc casional chairs, ant iL primitive small pcs furniture and coNect ables, brand new sok with matching love seat, nice fling chair small tables, selec tion good crystal I! glass ware, selecUa old dishes 3 china lge. quantity ok books, plus count less miscal pts large sale. No to serves. Must be sok to settle astaltts. Sale start 10:00 stmt Visa, M.C., Intewc ash or am riAuction 905-365-2106 is w�kr std lot from the move Mal store gone out sinus, plus o00m,, new I rwc, cher, dr sses, glass plus I. do ' pa Ad saude: i bo 3i•.� w AUCTION BARN FRIDAY DEC. 12TH AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Walnut Spool bec Cedar Chest, Pres back rocker, Flat Ila trunks. Maple table J 4 chairs, Maple Cole nial Chesterfield I Milk set buffet, chairs. Wringer we er, chesterfield matching chair, ( fee 3 end tab Bentwood chairs, casional chairs, i oil lamps, qty Milil books, Crocks. M ern dressers chests of drawn Oty. china, gla household b colk ible Items. This will the last sale of Flan Evoryonst t,orrteil's we wcw Ma to wish sim oma s HAM How s..son a TNah siverlwrse AW ON p -It - mg e In 1997 to swv* you 1W We 1twS be a dents- by appoin lent over the diol sy xxniul ng mesal e OAtterptlanaornsN RR4111 LNMa Brkakt ( 05�78F2183 S Two is the Is eek for the Sam ash Army Food Bank PCKEIM 1 bedroom DSmt apartment. dean QIII Separate eKrance. Suns pro- teSSbnal woman. Laundry. Wpandng, able, blls Included. 5750/montMy. No smoking or s. Available immediately. rode to a Hwy 2. (416) 757- 1399 or (905)426-2666. PICKERING Liverpool/King- Sion Rd. 1 -bedroom base - mem apt, raised bungalow, separate entrance a drive- way. AIC, cable, 4 appkanC- es $550 inclusive. Available Jan.1 (905W9-2464 1 BEDROOM basement in house. utilities. parking, pri- vate bath and entrance, non smoker, no pets. January, $575 tirsVlast Pickering, 831- PICKERING, Finch a Liver - pod, freshly renovated 2 -bed. room basement apartment, separate entrance, nd pets. Iirst/last. S675/month Call (9058597 after 6p.m. %CKERING, Liverpool Rd. 2 - bedroom main floor, with -room. fridge. stove. $850 all Inclusive. Avalable Jan or Feb 1. leave messaa dal (905)831-0323 PICKERING 1 bedroom base- ment in quiet fame, suit working single. $650/momh inclusive Available Dec 15 or Jan (905)42o-S1�4No-pets. Call OSHAWA. near GM. 2 -bed- room in duplex, laundry a parking. close t0 amenities, $650Dlus ubk0es, aK (416) 759-2 SPACIOUS, clean, newly car- peted. 2 bedroom apl. RoSS- land &and Mary Uundry.fnee $7�75�1mo.55779-36o'age. yard. ItOSHAWA Huge 2 B/R acts at 280 Wentworth St. W. $630- $650 utilities included. Bright and clan. Close o schools, shopping. . Call for appt to view - (905) 721-8741 1 Au ifons Thurs. Dec. t t th bpm at WARNERS AUCTION HALL HWY 12, COLBORNE sale Inchadlflg some ant. 8 couectide Ccs., dishes, 9 ware, household artF des, Lawn 3 garden tools etc., Partial list includes Solid maple dining room suite, other soled wood table and chair set, exer- cise equipment, dressers and chests of drawers, 3 -teary row top of kne sngle beds, twin keyboard electronic organ, oc- casional chairs, 6 new oak press back chairs, bed sofa, chest freezer, fridge, stove, washer. dryer, dishwasher, TV, mi- crowave, pictures, frames, lamps, pots, pans, housetaW arti- cles too numerous to fat. Visa, M.C., Inlet - ac, cash or good cheque. Large sale plan to be oa time. Gary a BBI Wwnw Attctiorte.rs 905355-2106 PAN VERY large 2-bdrm. 2 -bath, use available Jan. 1st. 1i"Ourionthplus Optional garage. All utilities, able. 1 -rope, stove, dishwasher in- cluded. Short walk to OGH. Call Parklane Apts 905-725- 5900 days. 905-435-8166 evenings. WHIM - one bedroom apt. in Christian home. Shared laun- dry. $550 includes utilities. Available immediately. Sepp. 2611lenty PDarbrq a. WHRBY, new furnished. bright completely self -con - tamed 1 -bedroom walkout basement apartment. Cable. Parking, Thickson a Dundas area Sulra S2 n -smoker Jan. 1 $550 all inclusive (905)666-9833 1001 Nou**t For Rohl $1. I A Absolute Aflordabie VMY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM $68UMTH1r RNANCAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE 1905) 571-6275 1-800-040-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel RA hasAnrkw nom,,. home for you $500 down Choice • 6 months free or fro" kWh or reduced mortgage Pae. From $7501mo th all n- duske. Incomre requirement from $27,500. gross Call Ken Collis, Coldwell Banker (905)726-9414. 3 .1 BEDROOM , on 1/2 acne tiedged 1 Cx>untry 104 in Hampton M. first a est. plus ublitiesAvailable Janu- ary 1. 905-986-10$7 Ater 8 Pin 3 Klfl RM 3 hash with an suite. laundry agate, fenced backyard, parkmD. qume sweet excellent neighbourhood new 0 e k C. 5795 kadaOb 1st/ 98 Cal 905-571-5320 60 1 boot or ROK COUOTICE- 3 bedroom de- tached with Wrraagpge. Available immediately. $995/monh . utilities. NO pets. Call 905- 721.0425 after 6 p.m LARGE 3 .1 bedroom Osha- wa semi. 2 bathrooms. rec room, fenced yard. $875 plus util Frstilast 7D5-437.3613 MYRTLE Station, avilabale now. large 3 -bedroom house, gas ne4 wuZzi bath, $10951 month plus utilities Phone (905)721-8213 OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom, 1.112 baths. laundry facilities, slid- ing glass walk -out to private Jan 1 Call (905 )373-02201 RESPONSIBLE people. child- ren welcome No pets pre- ferred 3 bedrooms, Iiving- room. dinirgroom, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, carpels freshly cleaned. freshly painted in- side $850. Nil Oil furnace. 1stilast.1-800-427-5973. SOCOE a ADELAIDE Area. small 3 bedroom Suitable for small tamelys800 plus iAili- hes. Avail Jan 1, call (905) 683-5117 (Days) or (905) 427- 1637 (Eve) ask for Abe. OSHAWA Lovely sunny 4 bed- room clean family tame Strrroom, 2 bahS, hardwood floors. 9, xiargs. Irencn doors, on heat. Private yard, quiet chito-sale streeeettJJiannor Feb ences W. (905) 639 11044e t9, A GREAT DEAL. 3 months Free' Own your own home. 2 a 3 bedrooms, returbrSfhld, 4 new appkalhC"S. no money down OAC $72.900. A Resunu Codwetl Banker (905)728- 96414 905)726-9414 or Tor (905)427-3$04 ext 201 1 TOwrrousu For Fent CARRIAGE RILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E. Oshawa. Dec. a Jan. avad- abeNy 434-3972 MG/TOWNUNE Court - available now large 3 -bed room townhouse. garage. 4 phone)Mt-W3, Moo 1 Aucoons AUCTION SALE Sat. Dec. 13 at Ila. m. At the Ballantrae Community Centre 1 km. east of Hwy. 48 on Avon Sd. Rd. For Two Pmt Doors AnNue and Collectibin shop of old Uniolmok plus a Markham es- tate. Large sale will include 2 rd. oak Hoosier cabinets; rd. pine kitchen cupboard 0880; all. brass doubie bed: pine kitchen table c18W ant. dressers and chairs: dining tables: washstand: typesetters drawer: benches; pictures: large assort. of collectibles. Large sef. of good antique and everyday glass and chna. Modem bedroom furniture and 2 piece kitchen cupboard: Ingks washer and dryer. Preview 8:00 a.m. Please note earlier start time. CLARKSON AUCTIONS la -6"11 Wed. Dec. 16. =Lit 6 P.M. View hs n ansa. Karin Country Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering 3 mi. N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring thn week over 300 lots of antiques, fine furniture, glass. china 8 col- lecbbla Ind: oak rolltop desk, 8 pc. walnut D.R. ste.. 1g. pine flat to wall. pine chimney cupboard. 2 walnut teawagons, wicker furniture, knee hole desk, modem D.R. ste., beds. chest of drawers, occ. tables. Darbur chairs, leaded glass door bookcase, antique hockey game. Canadian coin sets, dinky toys. Cabbage Patch dolls, lamps, carpets. Ltd. Ed. prints & much more! ESTATES i CONS Psps� OUR SPECIALTY oW Phase W) iia -041 Fu (M) 576-2267 gSQjF, This is our last sale before Christmas. We wish you b yours a Merry Christmas d hope you will join us for our 'OUT OF THIS WORLD' antique b collectible auction Thurs. Jan. 1/98. Start time is 11:00 a.m. Viewing is Dec. 30, 31 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 P.M. and 9:00 am. Jan. 1. For further information tafl us or email us atsake thIf you wish to consign for this ere are a few spots left but they are going fast. Watch the paper for a complete HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR STREET, OSHAWA SUNDAY NOON DEC. 14TH VIEW 11:00 A.NL - SALE STARTS AT 12 NOON C� Dist_E!•±tji g wM1 be sold at erne st•4- Partial NO: Scott, Emerson, Sony, Sassui, Philips, Magnavox, Orion, Memorex, electronics, cordless phones, TV/VCR combo, VCRs, TV/VCR combo, ddisk radios cit: borne stereos, Walk-ons, CD WaNunamk camcorder, houseware, giftware, porcelain dolls, tools, vases, toys, Nikko RIC cars, 14K jeweUn7, emerald, sapplkbv ilk ruby dWa m -d rings, 0.50 ct. to 1 ct. diamond clusters, 16" sons, Mlekiko pearl, diamond soutaires, gold earrings. bracelets, some eYaios, baht tables, pedestals, balWn table ilk ball cit ceiling lamps, wild We lltgnrataes, griuJy cit polatr bears, wolves, eagles, stallion borse, doves, vacuums brooms, attache cases, hoggage, Trau-dins dile Lagostias cookware, kitcbe swafre, Giusu laser knives, sma8 appliances, toaster ovens, bleeders, food processors, coffee machines, electric knives, hamburger machines, call displayers, speaker phones, golf uasbreNas, cedar chest, ceramic beaters, AS IrWkm Xmas dgurboes, animated Sa stas, too rnany to lid. Tertaas: cash. Viae. MIC ooh. THE NEWS ADVER77SER TUESDAY, DECE AMER 9,1997 -PAGE 11 11 � 11 �s °r 11 a r 11 a ROK 420 -- NOW RENTING: 1100 Oxford St Oshawa. Townhomes available immediately. For your convenience the office is open Tues. a Thurs. 2.5pm. Sat a Sun 12-4pm. Or for more information call Pat 905- 579-1146 TAUNTON TERRACE Town- houses. 100 Taunton Rd. E. Oshawa Dec Jan Feb occu- partLy 436.3346. MO Rooms for Rrr AJAX- Furnished room in basemem. Separate entrance Includes parlung. cable. laun- dry, share facilities with one Other. Available immediately. nor smoker. $4mmonth Can (905) 427-6932. BOWMANVILLE- Liberty/401 Furnished room available for working person . quiet. dears. TV. cable, parking. shared bathroom, kitchen a living room S85 weekly. Call 905- 697-0760 OSHAWA 1 working gentle- man furnished, quiet room. Ind" stove, parking. non- smoker, no pets. $80 weekly ISVIast Jan.lst, Waiter 434- 75M PICKERING, Rooms for rem. females shire kitten, Laun- dry. a%-5450 Please all 905.1!39-0270 ROUGE VALLEY Area,fur- nishiM room in Utah quietploy tame suitable for emed non-smoker Bus, parking . kitchen facilities, rekrences. 905-509-2459 v 1 Str*d Accolealodooklin AJAX store large home. own livingrdom, bath. parking. Var. phone a able Share aundry aid kihyhen. dose b bus all amhtrma. 6113-91213 MOCKAIwY 2- Urge Private bedroom in large IIOWt. 5475/ mons . 1/1 uh0m Mailable immodiahy. Cas (905) $39 9790(Days) a (905) 426- 1247 (t-lwn ) CENTRAL 011asm. 3 bad - room tome. all nckeov, Sommo. Madatie ,mwe- ba1Ay Cal %5.579-9156 CENTRAL whrby, barge VIC- 10ran home, very duan, seeking non-soeosung proles - Simla, cote 10 bus. Large mann. $4mmorm rncp0es tea, hydro. aloe. Laundry Aad Lirrrmt L (416)1 AW_ 3Id",4 lair=. hasat Is Nice seigYseMad to spars W11A 3 add 2W $ tWI1 & a NII. AMI. JUL in@. Cam 427-7897. SNARED Accomwodabm. a rice hoar in Sown Afar ms, tun. working temai wei- come. non smoker.misl Lite dogs, tots possible d cdm- pakblt. Park"M able. laser► dry stat a buses dose. S450/me.. SnaAast 6$6•-M :T1 SINGLE NOON with shared facilities. Female welcome. Non-smoker, no pets, refer- ences, available immediately. Rent negotiable Call (905)420-0249 anytime. WWRY-upper half of house to share. non-smoker, woeng person prekr.ed 5400 inclu- sive 866 8012 OSHAWA 4 Month Free ROK cal- 650 sq.2ndor 5550. 600 sq. main M. 300 sq. ft across from Osh Centre, 600 2nd fir $500 1.200 sq. h. 2nd poor .1.600 sq. ft main. Call 434.2447 or 655.4132 KING ST. W. Oshawa - 6,000 sq if 2nd floor. S9 00 5.000 sq n. basement $500 Call Waiter Frank. W Frank R E 576-4111 ONLY ONE LEFTI $as sq ft Office Unit second floor. good Simcoe Street Norm (Oshawa) location. Cidung available Utilities included Available immediately Call 905-576-5123 ask for Bob or Kathy PROFESSIONAL OFFICES - Locaed at 187 Kira St E We have a seexbn consisting of 2 smyt offices. t large orrice. targe reaepbm office plus ee use of a furnished board room, ample parking. and very dose to Downtown Oshawa . Please call Martin Ileal Estate for viewing at 1- 800-667.1313 6-n free any- time � • Grego a SWM sort* INSIDE or OUTSIDE storage available for ars, boats, hail- ers and trucks For sale ton beams Call (905)-997-1303 MNI storage units. Oshawa location Shiga and double units avadabk access. $lM"orM. (905)725--9M v kktAswl • lrnp INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 128C Terwilregar 1937 sq It Vow ware ousrig $325 sq It net Madable DK Call (905)579 5077 after 5.(905)571-3281 a • 1 Fiords Ziac. CLEMWATER,!um,smedn+o- bk"s meated pooh. not tub. tam mnues Ib $lot Jar hafeball. NHL Hockey. NFL Football. Dog/Fbrse track, beaches and map- artrac- ton. children wocorm fto- 1os avow" (905)683-5503 1 1 Prier* How I'*r Sett • 1 Aucaorw • 1 Auctforls AUCTION SALE REMMKR W=IG DAY AIRNIM II COLLECTABLE AUCTION MacGregor's Auction Centre, 182 Wellington St. Bowmaiville Friday, December 26th, 10:30 am. Mark your calendars d watch next weeks paper for partial fist.MaaDeBe71-3 64 �3-79" DECEMBER 13 - 10 A.M. ESTATE Auction of ANTIQUES, COLLECTI- tILES, IIENDRAKA s SNRTSCARDS held at Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Ant dining rm. ste., jam cupboard, oak buffet, walnut china cabinet, oak bookcase, tea wagon, Quaker bench, qty. antique tables, butter churn, chairs b sofas, early lighting, old dressers, Sessions oak mantle clock bedroom stes., Sedore Woodstove (used 1 winter), Pioneer airtight stove, Royal DouRon Figurines, prints, qty. memorabilia, quilts, Markham Dairy milk bottles, qty. old pc cards, 1885 Toronto City Directory, qty. old toys, 3 cid Teddy Bears, qty. china 8 glass (12 place setting Bridal rose with serving pieces, Royal Albert, 5 pce. cocoa aet, silve plus more. Call for full list SPORTSCARDSTerry Sawchuk 1951-52 b 1952-53 (rare), Robert 'Ted' Lindsay 1950-51, Gordon Howe 1951-52, Eric Nesterenko, 1952- 53, Theodore 'Teeder' Kennedy 1952-53, Ro- bert Lindsay 1951-52, Leonard 'Red' Kelly 1951-52, b more. SELLING AT 12 NOON. VIEWWL 8 a.m. Sale Day. JUM Cash, Interac, Visa & MIC. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (DIV.. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderlarld 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 14500.654-4647 11 a so PERFECT for young family. Immaculab 4 bedroom home in desirable dorm West loca- tion in Oshawa. 450 sq, ft master bedroom, fabulous basement apartment, sepa- rate erg P. ratted for $600. Home will carry for under $700 at todays rates. Priced at $169.900 for appointment all CLEAN, SECURE, Ideally located Caslta, 3 yrs, 3 bed, 2-112 wash, 5 appl., air, alarm, gatehse, modem, 401PTC, Rec centre. iI56,500. Oct. 420-6216 A STREET attractive spacious and in excellent condition home to private sen A 5 bed- room upgraded de -touched bungalow Rama that is in im- maculate condition. Finished basement. new roof. new in, ground swimming pod equip - mem. an new aluminum - storm windows and doors. se- curity system clew high-em- crency furnace. central air condltianirg, aeadied car ga rage for one vehicle. built -m bar, two kitchens, two bath- rooms. dose to amenities and Oshawa Center Can (905) 435-3491 to an apoordmem Lots for scale 34 SCENIC ACRES fast trout stream Newcastle Only $75.000 Waiter Frank. W Frank R E. 576-4111 SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 • 1 Personals MORT&4= - Good. bad arta ugly. Financing for any pur- pose, rales from 2.99% All applications accepted. Com- munity, Financial Services 6BB-6805 1 pumahsb CREATING WIVES - OW TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1- 900.451-5566 ext. 229 $34 min. touch tone. 18 pus. BORED ONTAIIH) HOUSE- WIVES - names a private phone numbers. 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680. S3.29/mm. must be 18. T -tone. ANYONE WHO witnessed the accident on Tuesday. Dec 2 at approx. 2.45 p.m near the Rossland and Stevenson in- tersecuoni in Oshawa. The ac- iidad invoked a Ford Escort wagon. Taupe colo and a white Plymouth There also was a young baby in the car Please call Michele Picard at 726-8358 or 683.7713 Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept - phone opera- tors are avail- able for your Convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 • 1 poloneis M, PERSONAL PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT Say 9 times 'Our Father - and 'Hall Mary' for 9 days. Make 3 wishes, the first contenting business, two other wishes for fee impossi- ble. Publish this on the 9th day and your wishes for the impossible. Publish this on the 9th day and your wishes will be realized, even if you don't believe it's unbelievable but true. 1 M, lnprovenlwfes r0.ng a • slorwt mt gmzT ODAQ DW"VENGDO S Basement Apes.. Rec-rooms, plumb on; Additions, elleWial, drywal, (xrarroc tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619-4663. ce1.(416) 5604663 1 PwnYrhB a 0*CaOYm PAINTING A PLASTER-IIIG No lob too big or small, -you pay when You are sawed, -Free esUmaaes' can sea at lmi-M-4m MGC PAINTING Free Estimates Reasonable Rates 416-526-5501 MICHALSKI MOVING Mmm. Apartments. Oft - as. Appliances and Piano Spe is its Now we rare Irapa sfoage win sena ad M Monro Drcourrs Loop". . enured Fret Es- . , EXCBNOM ser.lce. Can 436.7795. 892 L A. im CIB=abs. Unit 125 905.426-4466 (tlrBct IY. i tgial) NOW HiIM Party Stlsvkes : Pmy Sawk4s SAM= WANTS MOM And Am AFor Childran'S Pal Occas�iorm Have My Own Magician- 4�11 Ci 1Bie 41+N,4!3s • 1 f3mu 1 Dmf. NEAEDITH, Reynold, Peacefully, on December 5, 1997 all Oshaw a. Beloved I1tabarld and Best Ftiertd of Kathy P*W. Loving father of David and his wife Sharon of Cotutice and Nancy of Courtite. Dear son of Greta and tie late George Mere6ti. 8rolher of Lois Hamimai Johnson, Irvin, Ellison and IN late Trac�L The family WIN receive hisrtds at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old "on Road Ajax (Picke" Village) 905428.8418 on Monday iron 24 and 7-9. Service at SL Andrews Presbyterian Church, 32 Church St North Ajax on Tuesday December 9 at 1d:00p m. Privale BF9 Family hbemlent at Erskine Ce- metery ad a IatGr date. Dalatiarls to tie Cartadan Carloer Society wt3uld be appreciated by the lafrily. `^.7tfmt►iRT n:ww _ - _ -- _ - -. - _ -_ I'X .f„1SI�'.1" I i"Pw` •. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER h, 1"7 n Action. Drama. Suspense. 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