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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_01_11News Pickerin .� 1to %W_ AcIveftiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge W S 1 newsstand --- - January 11. 1998. Vol. A;. N,) ?. ! 0)0() ? i pages Grantpays' for local hospital staff cuts BY MARIANNE TAKAcs sTAW REPOWFIM Ajax -Pickering General Hospital has recP ived a $236,000 grant from the Province to help cover restructuring costs. The grant is part of $154.2 million Queen's Paris is providing to 190 hospi- tals across Ontario to help them pay for restructuring. APGH spokesperson Kim MacMur- mY says the hospital applied for the spe- cial funding to pay for severance and early rctkement packages provided to about a dozen employees in the 1996A7 fiscal yearand received -'pretty darn clow" to the sum it requested. ..We're very happy with the amount;' she says. However, Ms. MacMurray notes the See HOSPITAL/Page 2 IMPROVE MM e,;4*& "M"sfarrn MU sa• statim a I ( sown a m. an oM "VOW Ave.) 696-2445 photo by Jason Uebregts On the road again... Scott and Gary Hurst are a familiar sight along Mosa Court in their game. Here, Scott moves in for a shot on Gary during the Ajax. The two are often out practising their moves to improve recent warm spell. F11ug on nuclear revimewl. Jurisdiction could bog do wn assessment DAVE PIUK i `Looking for an excuse' BY MARIANNE TAKACs STAFF RFPOR ER PICKERING — The Province may not have the authority to order an environmental assessment (EA) of the Pickering nuclear station, says the On- tario environment ministry official considering the review demanded by residents. " Ibere's a potential for a number of things that could happen;' says Bar- bara Brownlee, manager of class EAs and declarations for the ministry's En- vironmental Assessment Branch. `11hat's why there's a review. In this case, because it is nuclear, there is the federal jurisdictional issue. Letters formally requesting an EA of the station have come to the ministry fixim the Town of Pickering and some individual citizens as well. The min- istry has sent out responses to the let- ters stating stall are reviewing the re- quests and preparing a report on the issue for Environment Minister Norm Sterling. Pickering residents voted 87 per cent in favour of an EA in a referen- dum held during the Nov. 10 municipal election. Ms.. Brownlee says the Province may not have the authority to order an EA of the Pickering station because nuclear activities are regulated by the federal government though the Atom- ic Energy Control Board, and because a 1976 provincial exemption order ex- cuses Ontario Hydro nuclear facilities from having to undergo an EA process. _ She says the jurisdiction question is being investigated and will be one of the issues discussed in the report going to the minister, likely within about a month. "There is a desire to deal with this See PICKERING/Page 3 Welfare Demand Down — Durham caseload and spending drop substantially - page 2. 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"It's a nice amount of money.' nays Ms. MacMurray of this latest grant. but she points out its for costs the hospital is "already out of pocket" for. 1t will certainh help our financial positron for this year. It still doesn't make up ngs good news for Ajax -Pickering for the'atfiot�nt our operating budget was re- dua:?- 'c - stilt challenged :' In a mcilfdrtekase announcing the grant to APGH. Durham Meat ,MPP arvL Minister of Communith and SociZSmu;6 Janet Ecker noted it was "welcome news'1-fa Ajax and Pickering. At supports the hard work and dedication of health care workers and administrators at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital:' said Ms. Ecker. "and will continue to ensure that high- qualit% patient services are available close to home. Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer stated in her announcement of the grants Wednesday that thev are the first installment of a five-year S2 -billion commitment made by the govern- ment in 1997 to support hospital restructuring. -We are committal to health services re- form in Ontario:' said Ms. Witmer. "W'e want to ensure that our health %\ stem. considered to be one of the best in the world. maintains the capacity to support our ever-changing health needs and to keep pace with rapidly -advancing technologies:* The grants were also welcomed by Ontario Hospital .association President David Mackin- non. 'Today's investment is positive news for Ontario's hospitals:' said Mr. Mackinnon. "With this announcement the government has demonstrated its commitment to workine in Durham 1 Region welfare spending gby endin down 10% Improved economy, more tial assistance. Finance committee chairman and Oshawa jobs cited as demand Councillor Brian Nicholson noted the unemploy- continues to decline An improving economy is good news for tax- payers in Durham Region. As of the end of last November. the Region had spent 10 per cent or about S1.2 million less on welfare than for the same period in 1996. Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster told his col- leagues on the Region's finance committee Wednesday the decline in welfare spending can be attributed in part to an improved employment picture and tighter eligibility requirements for so - merit rate in his city dropped last year to 6.1 per cent from 10.4 per cent. That's helped bring welfare costs "down con- siderably from the peak of about five years ago. Thcn it was $90 million:" said Coun. Nicholson. Oshawa Councillor Clare Aker pointed out the decline in welfare spending is also due to a de- crease in maximum payments and a drop in the caseload. In November. them were 7.338 welfare cases compared to the November. 1996 total of 8.1.12. As of No%ember. the Region had spent S8.9 million on social assistance, down from the an- ticipated S 10.1 million. > ��• Meats ' �u b•ut. Stt� Jaa i7 Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low prices; Fresh Boneless Chi sts 1 ft" 1b. • Homestyle Chiti.m...■�'s) 17% U"r/sN A/. J Meat••>R n lfadair 1lLss - ts Piel�ai■ s3t'A�s "� *•••+•a r..r>� reu �.a.r. � Hai A=lam :11 .:.•�•• "The Meat Peop%" partnership with Ontario hospitals to improve our health system.' The Centenary Health Centre in Scarbor- ough. which APGH is to merge administrative operations with at the recommendation of the provincial government's Health Services Re- structuring Commission, received a S1.35 -mil. lion restructuring grant. A plan for the union of the two hospitals i� being prepared and must he complete by the end of May. The actual merger is to take place by July 31 of this year. 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"It would be absurd if the Province had no power to make a decision whether its own agency should be able to do something or not;" says David Poch, who has represented the Green Energy Coalition to which DNA belongs. Mr. Poch notes that in the early 1990s Ontario Hydro's demand sup- ply plan, which was a 25 -year expan- sion plan for the provincial utility, was subjected to an EA. "They included nuclear and there was no suggestion that was an im- proper procedure because of it." Though questions have been raised about whether Ontario's Environmen- tal Assessment Act is applicable to the Pickering station, Mr. Poch maintains it is. But even if it is not, he says, Queen's Park has other legislation such as the Public Inquiries Act at its disposal -Which it can use to -order an THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1998 - PAGE 3 A provincial environment ministry official says an environmental review of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station could fall under federal Ju- risdiction. Pickering residents voted 87 per cent in favour of an assess- ment in last year's municipal election environmental review of the local plant. "It's a question of whether the gov- ernment has the will or not;' says Mr. Poch. "There's no question, if the government wishes to (order the re- view), it can" DNA spokesman Dave Martin sug- gests Queen's Park is simply "looking for an excuse" not to have to order an EA by raising the question of jurisdic- tion. "It think it's a real red herring. The point is that it's very clear the govern- ment could do this if they want to do it" Chernobyl disaster expert addresses nuclear committee An internationally -recognized expert on the health effects of the Chernobyl nuclear accident will be guest speaker at a special meeting of the Durham Nuclear Health Committee (DNHC) on Friday, Jan. 16 at 12:30 p.m. Peter Waight is a radiation specialist and has acted as a con- sultant to the World Health Association and the Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada. He has been invited by the DNHC, a committee of local rep- resentatives of the Durham Region Health Department. Ontario Hydro and the public which deals with nuclear -related health is- sues, to make a presentation on the health effects of the Cher- nobyl accident The meeting will be held in the Health Education Room of the Durham health department on the second floor of the Lang Tower at the Whitby Mall, on the cast side of Thick -son Road just south of Hwy. 2 in Whitby. Members of the public arc wcl- come to attend the committee's meetings at any time. For more details call the health department at 723-8521. Police nab 8 men in washroom sting BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF PICKERING -- A Catholic school teacher is among sev- eral men charged during a surveillance sting for allegedly committing indecent acts in a public washroom at Pickering Town Centre, police have confirmed. During the two-day probe by mall security, a plainclothes officer posing as a shopper witnessed individuals "mastur- bating or exposing themselves" in the men's washroom, Sergeant Jim Grimley of Durham Regional Police said. In at least two of eight incidents - all separate - a man walked up to a urinal beside the officer, "made conversation and invited him to participate (in the act);' Sgt. Grimley said. One man was arrested Wednesday and seven others on Thursday. Three of the men were charged criminally with committing an indecent act; five were charged under the Provincial Offences Act - though criminal charges are pend- ing against them, Sgt. Grimley added. 'Inose charged are between the ages of 28 and 57. Mum are from Pickering, two from Oshawa, and three from out- side Durham Region. Police will not release the names of those charged until the information it.- BROKEN sworn to in couR, as is the depart- WINDSHIELDment's lic . Po Y Allan Arsenault, mall manager, We Pay Up To said the investigation was carried out following a complaint made by a shopper to police earlier in the week.$30000'D e u ct' e "We were reacting on normal pro- Based On Insurance Prices, All Work Ful . t:edure... we have extremely high Fully Guaranteed concerns at all times... for public NO OVERCHARGE TO INSURANCE safety. 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PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY ll, 19" 0 C1 ction Province introduces big changes for high school students Bl' LINDA WHITE S_IAI F REPORTER Responsible citizenship and a re- newcd emphasis on math, language and science will greet students begin- ning Grade 9 at the turn of the centu- ry- The Ministry of Education and Training introduced a new high school programme Friday that will be introduced in September, 1999. That's when a four-year high school programme will start for Grade 9 students. On- tario currently is the only province in Canada with a five-year system at that level. "These reforms will build on the new elementary ` A` school curriculum to ensure DEN rigour throughout Ontario's GOU education system:" Educa- `A w•o tion Minister Dave Johnson idea said of the changes. — Highlights include: • Streaming: In Grades 9 and 10, core courses will be streamed as 'academic' with a focus on theory or 'applied' with an emphasis on appli- cations. Students can change streams in Grade 10 if they choose. In Grades 11 and 12, courses will be streamed according to the student's chosen destination: university, college, ap- prenticeship or work. • Compulsory Credits: Students will be required to complete 30 cred- its of 110 hours each to obtain a high school diploma. Of those, 18 will be compulsory — two more than cur- rently required. "It's a very prescriptive curricu- lum:' says Durham Catholic District School Board superintendent of pro- gramme Gerry Blake. -The govern- ment is providing very clear expecta- tions in respect to course content:' • Community Involvement: All students will be required to complete a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement be- fore graduation — in addi- tion to the 30 credits re- quired for a high school diploma. "The idea of having stu- dents do volunteer work is a wonderful idea:" believes United Way of Ajax -Picker- ing executive director Den- nis Goulin. "The teens of NIS today are the leaders and LIN volunteers of tomorrow. r�erful "It will give them a chance d to learn and to know what's going on in their communi- ty.At's something agencies and organizations like the United Way need to participate in: not for what we can get out of it, but what we can give them" • Literacy Test: A high school lit- eracy test will be conducted before the end of Grade 10 rather than Grade I I in order to provide time for remediation and further testing for students who do not meet the provin- cial standard. Mr. Blake agrees "it makes more sense" to conduct the test earlier rather than later. At means we still have two years left to do remediation Needs of disabled focus of Durham meeting Parents invited to take part in discussing future Parents of developmentally -dis- abled children are invited to an upcom- ing meeting. Dr. Patricia Spindel, adviser to the Durham Coalition of Families for Sup- ports for Persons with Developmental Disabilities, will discuss the future di- rections of the provincial government in regards to the well-being of handi- capped people at a meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 14 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. She will also discuss government documents that many fear could have a negative impact on supports and will look at how the restructuring process will affect families. The meeting will be held in the boardroom at Cormack Station, 250 Hickory St., Whitby. All are welcome to attend. There's no charge. Call 619-0782 for more informa- tion. if the test revealed a deficiency:' • New Curriculum: Math, lan- guage and science will be empha- sized in a new curriculum to be de- veloped with input from universities, colleges and businesses. • Teacher Advisers: Schools will establish teacher -adviser systems for students in Grades 7 to I 1 to help students as they move from elemen- tary school to high school and make decisions about high school courses related to future goals. While "that notion isn't necessari- ly a new one, the practise isn't for- malized:' says Mr. Blake. "It's not necessarily a had thing. The govern- ment is obviously concerned about the transition from elementary to sec- ondary school. 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The OTF maintains the "broad- casts were malicious, false and li- belous of (federation leaders) person- ally and in the way of their business, J 111111 trade or 'occupation," a press release states. "The ads in question asked the people of Ontario why the teachers' unions opposed education reform," says OTF president Eileen Lennon. "The assumption is totally false, as is the statement that union leaders want to increase class sizes. "I am personally offended by these ads, which reflect badly on the dedi- cation of all teachers in Ontario. Mike Harris and Dave Johnson.need to be called to account for making false statements about teachers and their union leaders" Durham West MPP and Minister of 1 . As a retailer of quality merchandise, jt is our policy to ensure that everything we sell meets our high standards. However, we have been alerted this fffRK CNN Offered as our bonus during C hnstmas '97 could pose a poftntial fire hazard, of used rnoonlectt/v. 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The good news, of course, was that Durham had maintained its 'AAA' credit rating from the Canadi- an Bond Rating Service through solid fiscal man- agement. That rating gives Durham lower interest charges when it borrows money for projects. The bad news, however, is that Durham's police service over -spent its budget by a whopping $3.4 million, primarily because of costs associated with the Guy Paul Morin wrongful -conviction inquiry and an arbitrated wage settlement. The $250,000 budgeted for the Morin inquiry was woefully inadequate; that much is clear. It's expect- ed the final tally will cost Durham taxpayers rough- ly $1 million. What's most troubling, as Regional councillors were quick to point out, is that the people responsi- ble for providing the police budget — the elected members of Durham Regional Council — have little control over how it is spent. Moreover, there are no reporting procedures to the members of Regional Council. Notes Uxbridge mayor and newly -appointed po- lice services board member Gerri Lynn O'Connor: "I appreciate the police have a role to play, but what's gone on there in the past is, almost unforgiv- able. There has to be a better way of doing business. We don't have control over their budget, but to find out at the end of the year it's in the red is not ac- ceptable" In this time of budget restraints, cost -efficiency, and value for our tax dollars, this police overrun is even more startling. Reporting procedures and a system of checks and balances must be put in place — and quickly — to ensure such substantial budgetary gaffes are identi- fied early and dealt with effectively. Indeed, we must provide police with the financial tools to do their jobs efficiently. But the barrel has a bottom. Taxpayers in Durham have tightened their belts in recent years — as have the municipalities and regional government — to maintain the Re- gion's enviable record of fiscal management. Surely the police force and police services board have an equal obligation to do the same. To respond to this editorial call lnfosoweee at rliioBo.Lxice 683-7040 and dial 5111 v Letters to the editor Child too young to understand Bill 160 To the editor: After reading the response to my letter in the News Advertiser dated Dec. 2, 'Children should not be used to spout propaganda.' I felt com- pelled to clear up any misunderstand- ing. My intention was not to attack Laura Cloutier personally, or the views expressed in her letter. I am a parent of a 12 year old and am fully aware that young people are intelligent, thoughtful and more ac- tively involved in their communities than ever before. I definitely agree that all children should be allowed to voice their opinions, and these must be valued. This is provided of course that those opinions are freely made, based on personal knowledge, expe- rience and unbiased information. Therefore my apologies go to Laura and her family if she road, or was helped to read through a copy of Bill 160, free of union rhetoric, and was then allowed to formulate views on her own. Sadly, I feel the truth lies in her opening statement, "My moth- er is a teacher with the Scarborough Board of Education and is very upset. I am very upset too." Clearly the views were imposed on her, she is simply too young, not stupid, to fully understand. I also still question her tall for the resignation of the current Minister of Education. I have never met a child who has closely followed a political career arid, in turn, found it lacking. Laura'S letter was borne out of her mother's anger and frustration with the provincial government. Know- ingly or not, she became a political tool to further the teachers- union agenda If the Tories used children through publication or television to spout their propaganda I would be equally disgusted. Thank you for allowing me to re- state my view so it can be under- stood. And no, I have never suppos- ed the passage of this badly written bill. Sue Dirks, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand- written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and -last name or two initials and a last name. Please inciiie a pbone aaobter for vraffrc0on. The edi- tor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions; expressed in letters are those of dw Wriftir and not neces- News Editor My ship's coming in See that big boat moored way out there in Lake Ontario'! It's going to pull up anchor any day now and head for shore in the town where I live. Yep, my ship's about to come in. Says so right here in this package that came to my Supermailbox the other day. "Dear Blake Purdy. You are now scheduled to win $10,0000)0 in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes on Super Bowl TM Sunday, Jan. 25;' advises the man from Prize Patrol. "If your winning moment is like the ones I've been a part of in the past, there will probably be screams of delight, congratulatory hugs and maybe even some tears of joy" (And lots of soda pop too.) "Mink of it. You're a multimillionaire Blake Purdy! Instantly you would have the financial se- curity you've always dreamed of (and never, ever `, planned for, outside of purchasing lottery tickets). The ability to take care of loved ones (like my par- ents who moved away without notice?!), treat yourself to some of life's finer things (can you say Cheez Whiz?), or just relax and take it easy for a lifetime (in other words, no lifestyle change)" All 1 have to do is: ❑ Sign the Prize Acceptance Affidavit that "1 -' know of no impediments to my eligibility to accept the $10,000.(X)0 price" Let me think for a mo- ment—OK, I can accept the $10.000.000 prize. ❑ Grant Prize Patrol permission to videotape "my winning moment". Chee:k. ❑ Place the prize acceptance label on the Win- ners Document. Licked and affixed. ❑ Order any number of informative and enter- taining magazines. While Mr. Prize Patrol reports "We have had winners who admitted on TV that they hadn't ordered anything when they entered", I did sign the Prize Acceptance Affidavit that "I un- derstand that an order now will upgrade my Cus- tomer Status". We'll pick periodicals for $10,000,000, Alex. Like Hanky Panky on the In- ternet, Cross Stitch & Needlework, and I Hate Cats. ❑ Sit back and wait for my ship to come in. In the unlikely event it.doesn't — say it gets tan- gled up in a school of suckers out on Lake Ontario or I fall asleep during the Super Bowl Tw when Prize Patrol comes calling — I expect to strike it rich anyway. See, my father-in-law who lives with us re- ceived a package from Canadian Family Publishers reecendy. "(Blake Purdy's father-in-law), it's down to a two -person race for the $ 11,000,000 prize. You and one other person in Ontario were issued the winning number" Imagine our good fortune. Mr. Prize Patrol, meet Ed McMahon and Dick Clark. Blake Pk.* is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to dus colwwn call hgfos- otare at 683-7000 and dial 510!1: Ajax Pickering � s� . �-m�f MaaeeBmB Editor TO REACH US „k t� Ad„ is ow of &e �;t�. s 'i News A vel er BRUCE DANFORD. Advenisms Manager ALVIN BROUWER, General: 693-5110 Publishing and Disinbutiag group of sewspMers. The News Advertiser is a member of the A* A Pickering Board 1.1 Retail Advettiti ft Manager Cbwdied: 683-0707 - of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper A.. EDDIR KOLODZEUCZAK, Classified Advenisiss Mteeaaer MONIQUE LEA, RptI tatdMttomotiveAdvntisiog 11bbibatkm: 683-5117 Cmadiaa qty News Assoc., Canadian Cir- culaioas Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. 1Pablisher: Tian Wbittaker ABE FAKHOURIE, Disuributim Ma"W Fax: 683-7363 CartspaaiaB Fax: SW -9273 _ The publisher• reserves The ngbt to classify or refuse say advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space .A Metroland Community Newspaper BARBARA HARRISON, Production FAWN: d iswcekeaistacca priOe error occupies. published Tumlay, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 3ANICE OTMII., Assistant Production MamW 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 L�ILLIAN '��"''""" s•a« * r.r. A Q1V 9 s Youth Centre seeks volunteers The board of directors of The Youth Centre, a community health centre for teens and their families, is seeking interested community repre- sentatives for its standing commit- tees.' Volunteers should live or work in the Ajax -Pickering area and must be able to contribute three to four hours a month. Those with an interest or exper- tise in finance, public relations, pol- icy development, government rela- tions or board development would be a particular asset. Youth applicants are welcome to volunteer. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax. Cali 428-1212 for more informa- tion. Area teens can hone speaking, leadership skills Teens interested in improving their communication and leadership skills are invited to take part in a free program. The Toastmasters Youth Leader- ship Program, open to Ajax and Pickering youth aged 15 to 19 years, is being offered by The Youth Cen- tre. The program was developed and is facilitated by local members of Toastmasters international, a non- profit organization which helps peo- ple of all ages develop their commu- nication and leadership skills. Toast- masters believe the ability to clearly express one's thoughts to others so they are heard and understood is an important skill to becoming success- ful in life. This skill is also important if a person wishes to participate in group discussions and decision-making ac- tivities. The seven -session programme is being held Tuesdays from 6 to 8 p.m. beginning Jan. 20. The Youth Centre, a community health centre for youth, is at 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax. To register or for more informa- tion call 428-1212. Pickering library - i -e -opens book on Sunday operations PICKERING — Sunday service resumes at the Pickering Central Li- brary this weekend and will contin- ue through Sunday, May 3. Operating hours for the central branch on Sunday are 1 to 5 p.m., and all services except telephone ac- cess are provided. The library will be closed for Easter Sunday, April 12. For more information call the li- brary at 831-6265. 1!11 IE NOTHING WORKS HARDER FOR YOUR MONEY 9 Diesel 'VVS IIYI Lease Special mth. "Let the fuel cost savings make your payment" The ultift s commercial Utility 11ehicie, the VW Transptxbr crones with an economical 2.4 L, 5 cylinder diesel engine, rear double doors and a steel partition between the Passenger area W front and the cargo bay in back The Transporter has a payload capacity of 1 tonne and offers a combination of cargo capacity and fuel economy rant pori non-stop dividends! • band m a ffift. aoa arm pd4 Ira aat.• UM down oat. Drivers Wanted. my; OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. • M -t CARE' AND CAA • Awad = w trm 1972. swam ur"O. boar em al M". . Rwaft� can.ea. USA Il tee. GlMl Gov DOLLAR Fon YOUR rwtoe Aaafsa 1425 DMAS ST. 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Draperies in a Drapery Workrfwm 'held at 3H Intrepid Dr.W/hithy Jan. 27 Tucs. 7i30-9:30 f75 10 wks East Indian Cooking Jan. 27 Tues. ':049:00 $75 10 wks. Egyptian Belly Dancing Jan. 27 Tues. 7:00-9:00 $75 10 wks Floral Arranging - Dried At Silk Decorations Jan 27 Tues. 7:049:00 S38 5 wks. Floral Arranging - Dncd & Silk Mar. 3 Tues. ' 00-9 00$38 5 Wks. Folk Art - Beginners Jan. 27 Tues. ':049:00 S-5 10 wks Folk Art - Intermediate Jan 28 Wed 7.()0.9:00 $75 10 Wks Guitar -IntroductionJan 27 Tucs ' M9:00 $75 10 wks Hypnosis. Health and Happiness Feb. 18 wcd G W-9-00 $15 L wk. Interior Decorating Jars. 28 Wcd. 700-900 S-5 10 wks. Landscape Design Jan. 28 wcd. 7 049:00 S_i8 5 wks Photography 35 mm Jan ? Tucs ' (N) 9.()o $75 IU aka Photography Ad%anccd Jan 28 Wed - W-9 (x) $-5 10 wks Qutiting Jan. 28 wed. ' (xl 9 (x) S'-5 lit wks 1cnsiblc 1,uperv1s1rn for Jan. 28 wed. 7.U4').W sOo S'S K wk+ LU wks Video Photography for an 8 Wed -0(1' t)U Jan 2 ) 4 REGISTER FOR NIGHT SCHOOL GENERAL INTEREST OR COMPUTER COURSES AT PINE RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL REGISTRATION AT THE SCHOOL - ADULT EDUCATION 2155 Liverpool Road North Pickering MONDAY January 12th, 7-9 p.m. TUESDAY January 13th, ,-9 p.m. Or call: (905) 436-3211, Toll Free - 1-W)-40&9619 to register by phone. Or Fax: VISA ONLY (905) 436.1780 See Computer Courses On Page 2 Spring B ridaExpol A 9 1U 111111Jl1111111t AGE. N iCA1�0110110N 4/d�1.1031 CF10 GOLF Vr Tsbi�iorr t Highway 401 Vld twr R16 Sb001 41"21-0031 FMIRB JAN. 25/98 Na raid Rd i MEM 6W DOIC „aa� °d „ AM X Hors'd'oeuvres served by Delectably Delicious 433-8679 'E ews Advertiser presents... (1 THE CHAPEL.. " DDING VAGANZA Feb. I5, 1998 �t reation Complex Road, Pickering 011Iftow 0 BridaMent of the year. - Participate in a bridal and evening wear fashion show! . • • •. � r �li01.1 � e • s J J 1I � 1'O�•..J-.l J J J J J J -r J�pgPw',.-JJ✓J JJ J .! � ��1b{J .P • • . • t .f#r►oy� • • , • • • • . • . �„ • • • . ♦ • - - . -n..•r -� � • • • . . •i :.�.,�.1, � •. , . PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1998 fishes do come true The Schoolhouse Playcare Centre of Durham operating out of Pickering's Pine Ridge Secondary School donated $2,500 to the local Children's Wish Foundation to help the organization carry on its work. The Founda- tion makes wishes come true for terminally ill children. Celebrating the donation are (from left) Denise Gilbert, Susan Johnson, Mollie Gearin and her mother, Bev. Pickering Game picks lead to $16,456 in cash PICKERING — A Pickering man has won $16.456 playing the Ontario Lottery Corporation's ng game. "I felt pretty good, my wife and I were excited:' said Michael Reynolds when he picked up his cheque. "We re- knows winner cently bought a house, so the money will pay some bills" For his win, he correctly predicted the results of five NHL hockey games and one NFL football match last Sun- day and Monday. Mr. Reynolds, a 40 -year-old truck driver, and his wife. Loida, have two sons. Mr. Reynolds also won $3.500 on Pro -Line last month. NOTICE RE THE UNINCORPORATED CANADIAN CHILDREN'S LITERACY ASSOCIATION Please be advised that Ms. Sophia Bishop, Executive Director, and Ms. Annie Payne, Program Director, are no longer representing The Unincorporated Canadian Children's literacy Association in any capacity as of their termination letter dated November 17th, 1997. By order of the Board of Directors of The Unincorporated Canadian Children's literacy Association at their meetiniz held Nov. 6th. 1997. BOX of DQ SMD ACHES with the purchase of' a 10" or larger Cake. COUPON MUST BE PRESSM AT TIME OF PICK-UP The om4w a not redeemable with any Wier c000n or special offer. One 00UPW Per customer per visit. E.xp'res Feb. 28198. FREE.- DUIly BAR or BUSTER BAR with Vw purchase of the faille. Limit 12 FROZEN NOVELTIES CANNOT BE MIXED The coupon is not redeemable with any oftr coupon, special offer, or boxed novelties. One coupon per customer per visit. Expires Feb. 28/98. f F y 1'��/!`�.tl��Y11►f►♦.tl►: ��#11�<IF�LL L4 r��-#f ►1 ���f L1 YIf i116 Lf►►►M 1..w, T11v fIV1LC • 1L1m�.1•foet. c•..Lm • v .. rs.. wo .. . �� ..... �. lk IRO .� M J` 1794E Liverpool Road ;Pickering 831-5431 7M VM'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: 1. jewaff Us& x dtrirlopha Dim I jadm Dowd Vimers may go &ft* to Baskin Robbins to ceeeiv dwk FREE cake. (Pkase povide i ientAcation) PRIZE VALID UNML SAT., Jan. 17, 1998 Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: Let us know. We'll publish your spe- Name Dropping, cial occasion in an eas-to-read % Keith Gilligan, y 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2x5 PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1948 4N'� Catholic board takes junior F w. erga �ten� sign-up s Jan. 28,: -°. Parents who want their children If your child is currently in ju- " to attend junior kindergarten at a nior kindergarten, there's no need Catholic school next fall should to register for senior kindergarten. mark Jan. 28 on their calendar. -Both programmes are optional. That's when the Durham Proof of age must be presented at `Catholic District School Board will the time of registration and can be .1 begin accepting registration for the in the form of a baptismal record, .programme` birth certificate, birth registration However, you should contact or passport. To register your child, your local school prior to that date one or both parents/guardians must to obtain specific information on be Catholic and a registered sepa- how to register, including if you rate school supporter. need to make special arrangements. The format of kindergarten pro-' Children to be registered for ju- grammes — half-day, every day or nior kindergarten must be four all -day, every -other -day — varies - years of age on or before Dec. 31, , from school to school. Contact your 1998. 3 - local school for more information. p alert to residents across southern The public, especially small chil- French immersion meeting offers information top arents Parents interested in learning more In Pickering, the programme is of - about the public school board's French fered at Frenchman's Bay Public immersion programme are invited to School (839-1131) at 920 Oklahoma attend upcoming information meet- Dr. and at Sir John A. Macdonald Pub- ings. lic School (839-1159) at 777 Balaton Each school offering French im- Ave. mersion will hold a meeting on French immersion begins in Grade Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. I and is available at no extra cost. Bus - in Ajax, the programme is help at ing is provided to students who live Cadarackyue Public School (428- outside the school's walking distance 23.37), 15 Miles Dr. and at Southwood boundaries. Park Public School (683-5230) at 28 For more information, contact your Lambard Cres. area school. Flood alert issued in Durham You're urged to stay away from combined with high flows and cold creeks and rivers following heavy water temperatures will make creek rains Thursday and Friday. conditions very hazardous over the The Central Lake Ontario Conser- duration of the alert, CLOCA of- • vation Authority has issued the flood cials warn. alert to residents across southern The public, especially small chil- Ontario. dren, are advised to avoid these areas Icy. wet and slippery creek banks for the next few days. NEW PRIM RELIEDRUG APPROVED (SPECIAL) A Product that has ARTHUR ITISTu is a unique and Provided pain relief for millions of U.S. effective combination of two proven consumers has now been approved for ingredients which work together to We in Canada. ARTHUR rM1111 has provide immediate and long-lasting Proven to be effective in the treatment pain relief. 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Pres"Md by: AM MARC ALIAME Senior Insiruclor (CBOE), Chicago Board Options Exchange Jerry White is host of Money Talks. The National RRSP Report. Family Fortune. Personal Wealth and The Intelligent Investor. ATRIMARK MUTUAL FUNDS 1r Il 0 r.wgwfbr . Templeton ,GROUP OF FUNDS- CI :en Line Investor Services' proudly presents following FREE Investment Seminar on: ON TO OPTIONS Topics will include: • Basic Options concepts • Option pricing J . annus strategies Date & Time Monday, January 19, 1998( ,GREEN LINE 1. c�w�o�,a D.00urr t� � ('ween Lar Invew. a Srrvrca b . Jrvwn .l Til Srcutte Inc. ('rnsn. Train Mak d TT) Erik. TM, a wlwir ry, r a bmwei M. TrlSl - Mrwk►CWF. } Public board X registration Tuesday9 The public school board will nior kindergarten, they do not years old on or before Dec. 31, begin accepting registration for need to register for senior 1998. Those registering for se - next fall's junior kindergarten kindergarten classes. Both are nior kindergarten must be five programme on Tuesday. optional. years old on or before that date. Telephone registration begins Though a parent or guardian Junior and senior kinder - at 9:30 a.m. that day and stu- can register their child by phone, garten programmes at the public dents will be accepted on a first- they will need to attend the board vary from school to come, first-served basis. If regis- school at a later date for a formal school. Some offer all -day, tration surpasses class limits, registration, when a child's birth every -other -day programmes, students may be bused to neigh- certificate and medical record of while others offer every -day, bouring schools, reports Durham immunizations must be present- half-day programmes. Some District School Board communi- ed. offer both. cations manager Mary Brown. 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LIS 6K7 (905) 683-6771 Fax (905) 683-6941 MORAY - FREW 7-9 PAL, SA?MAY 84 P.M., SUNDAY 10 - 5 PAL Prices in ~ until dosing Sunday, February 1/98 • e', r,. • 1 f', .' w ab4i.i• iY - - ��5 rip C. , +i ,� N ,;`i _ �� t� t- 'moi. wa ♦1�.� 1-: `... _ _ _.. - • - ,.+ ' - THE MEWS ADVERTISER A*6AV. iA'1 EtARY 11, 1!" PAGE 15 right ie .. a . .. BY SHAWN SIMPSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER All those bright, festive Christmas lights adorning trees and homes don't come without a price. But how ex- pensive is it each December to keep the seasonal spirit shining? As one might expect, on a house -per -house basis the cost is not prohibitive but multiply that by thousands of homes throughout the region and it can be quite a drain, say public utility officials. "It's comparable to that really hot day when everyone is throwing on their air condi- tioners:" says Robert Leask, chief administrator of engi- neering, construction and stores for the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission. "Relative to a reading lamp, 10 outdoor lights equals a 60 -watt reading lamp. When you get 100 of those, plus spotlights, it real- ly does add up'" But, as Mr. Leask is quick to point out, the added drain is usually short-lived and in the grand scheme of things, the cost is negligible. Most people, he says, tend to put their Christmas lights up about two weeks before that special day, adding to the regular day -today demands. As Christmas approaches however, the decorative light- ing requirement is offset by business and industry shut- downs. '"lire loads are generally lower in the latter part of De- cember;' agrees Dave Clark, general manager of Ciaring- ton Hydro, which supplies about 9,500 Bowmanville, Newcastle and Oriono cus- lomers with power. Although the public utility officials are adept at predicting trends and "guess-timating" when the greatest demands will occur, they can't distinguish be- tween residential commer- cial, industrial or retail use. Their best guess comes from a mathematical calcula- tion based on bulb wattage, number of bulbs and estimat- ed time the little lights are on. Based on that formula John Wiersma, general manager of Pickering Hydro Electric Commission, believes Chri st- mas lights "don't consume a abler. Hydro demand obvi- ously increases with colder weather but decreases at Christmas when industry closes down, although a por- tion of that decrease is offset by the fact more people are home doing their seasonal baking and cooking. `Ten outdoor lights equals a � 60 -watt reading lamp. When you get 100 of those, plus spotlights, it really does add up...' � lot of power:' especially the miniature bulbs, a trend more people seem to have adopted in recent years. He estimates 100 strings of miniatures at 25 watts each costs roughly 15 cents an hour to operate. "The Christmas lights don't have a massive affect on energy consump- tion because most are low wattage:' says Terry Adder- ley, manager of Scugog Hydro, in agreement with Mr. Wiersma. The problem in using this formula, officials say, is that it doesn't take nuo account all the van - Zetask Nor does the formula take into consideration the time when power is consumed. It's more expensive to use hydro during peak hours , generally through- out the day and early evening. "It must have been colder last (December, 1996) year;' says Mr. Wiersma, noting last year Picker- ing's 27,000 cus- tomers, about half residential, con- sumed the most power during De- cember on the 19th at 103 mega -watts; this year, Decem- ber demand peaked on the 10th at 93 mega -watts. `Ilia TUESDAY, JAN. 13 PARENT SUPPORT: The Associa- tion for Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or par- ent abuse, .Call 1-800-488-5666 for location. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Gro N WIERSMA `Loads down about 1096' Billboard up meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Cen- tre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish discusses Ajax downtown redevelop- ment and parking bylaws. 619-0315. EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Re- gion hosts a panel discussion on ser- vices available in Durham for chil- dren at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Her- itage centre, 120 Roberson Dr, Ajax. 666-9926,1-800-350-9069. HISTORY: The Pickering Township Historical Society holds a general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd_ Guest speaker Paul Burkeholder discusses the Mennonite community in our past and into the present day. :Refreshments. 839-1221 (Tom Mohr). HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. on the upper level of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Allan Foss will show slides of horticultural events. 420-4095 (Christine). CANCER: The Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds its weekly drop-in loads are down about 10 per cent over last year." Like Pickering, Mr. Clark says consumption is also down in Clarington by about .7 per cent this year over last, at least for the winter months. The primary reason, and other utilities noted a similar trend, is a steady decline in the number of homes with electric heat. "People are becoming en- ergy conscious in winter and switching to alternative forms of heating;' observes Mr. Clark who says increas- ingly people are converting to the more economical nat- ural gas. Though hydro officials generally consider Christmas lights a minimal drain on the system, anything the con- sumer can do to save energy is, in the end, a benefit to us all. Here are a few energy- saving taps provided by local public utility officials: • After a bath, let the water cool before pulling the plug. The energy from the hot water can be used to help heat the house. • Use the microwave oven whenever possible. It uses far less power than stoves. • Allow leftovers to cool be- fore putting them into the re- frigerator. The fridge must work harder to maintain its pre -act temperature if a hot plate is put inside. • For those with electric base -board heaters, you might consider looking into buying a thermal storage heating unit. They store up heat overnight which can then be used to heat the home throughout the day. Andy Skilling, customer service supervisor for Ajax Hydro, says the availability of energy- saving technology has never been greater. In fact, Ajax Hydro has re- centl y opened a stone carry- ing the latest technology anuary 11, 1998 support group meeting for caregivers from 1 to 3 p.m. 5794833. STRESS: The Hearth Place Cancer Support Centro, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds a stress buster session from 7 to 8 p.m. for cancer patients or caregivers.' Relaxation, guided im- agery techniques. Register, 579-4833. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRA- TION: The Durham District School Board begins accepting registration for next fall's junior and senior kindergarten programmes. Telephone registration will be accepted at each school beginning at 9:30 a.m. on a first-come, first-serv ed basis. if your child is currently in junior kinder- garten, you do not have to register for senior kindergarten. Contact your local school for more details. from cost-effective lighting '"lite less power used dur- to electric fireplaces. ing high -demand times, such " A good portion of cost is as shifting meals later, saves based on peak times;' says the utility on power and even - Mr. Adderley. tually saves the customer." Atlas Canadian I I t I Large Cap Growth Fund 100% RR>iP i RRIi [uYISLi 100,,wred,n Pwr M Managed by Bissett h Associates Investment Management Ltd. 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UMUT ps p M v aeu Mp. �� a�Mrll Y•l Q. •11.17, �-� 4Yk•■O � wJs wlO �_-�� ✓Y mmr. !tl rMP rM - � - �•�-I w. «r wosw. `- pr�r •� Y iq°c lov VW Dears". 11Mllr unnwA�a .�- w■m tae - ye wr rn Darr a w. 11� _ A11 @. - MWWP aewilo c �* >/ &• - M • ' M wool q1 �� h• rw iFwv. /�� IMS _•�'i!�'i►�it1-!'�►�1�s��cM�'��i% crvrso ssa .ss;s�o a :.1Fc&t:p��.,n F 1 � ; 1 I ♦ X11 1� THE NEWS ADVF.RMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, I"S-PAGE 17 r PAGE is - 7T1E NEWS ADVERTISIM SUNDAY, JANUARY 11,19N Pickerin 9 Sp oris Al Rivett, spotty writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser Puma Cage Classic News Advertiser tourney courts 4 basketball teams P BY AL Rivm SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The 1998 version of the junior boys' bas- ketball Puma Cage Classic will renew a long-time local rivalry at Pine Ridge Secondary School Monday. The four -team, round-robin tournament, spon- sored by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, features Pickering rivals Dunbanon High • • School Spartans and host Pine Ridge Pumas as well as two highly -regarded Scar- borough squads — the Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute Bulldogs and the Georges Vanier Secondary School Vikings. So far this season, the Pine Ridge junior cagers haven't enjoyed much success against the Dunbarton Spartans, losing twice in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) league play. But. Pumas' coach Domenic Cirone says if his charges bring their 'A game to the court, they can provide the Spartans with all they can handle. ..We know Dunbarton is a very strong team. They beat us a couple of times this season. But, if we come to play, it should he close:' says Cirone. As for the Scarborough schools, last year's Pine Ridge midget boys' basketball team played the Churchill Bulldogs' dead even at a tournament last year, and Cirone believes the Pumas and Bulldogs juniors should be fairly evenly matched this year. Cirone doesn't know what to expect from the Vanier Vikings. "We've never seen Georges Vanier, but the Toronto schools tend to be very strong and they tend to throw a different kind of game at us than we're used to. Their players tend to be quicker and they use the fast break a lot;' says Cirone. Pine Ridge, 2-3 in LOSSA league play this year, will need a total team effort to be successful at the Puma Cage Classic. Cirone says forwards Rinaldo Best and Mike Veira and guard Andrew Cotterell will be counted on to provide leadership on the court. "We can't depend on one player We have to use everybody and use everyone's strengths in order to succeed;' says Cirone. In their last league contest, the junior Pumas posted a close 52-50 decision over Ajax's Archbishop Denis O'Connor Charg- ers last Thursday. The tournament schedule is as follows: — 8 am. Dunbarton vs. Pine Ridge; — 9:30 am. Dunbarton vs. Winston Churchill; — 11 am. Georges Vanier vs. Winston Churchill; — 12:30 p.m. Georges Vanier vs. Dunbarton; — 2 p.m. Pine Ridge vs. Winston Churchill; — 3:30 p.m. Pine Ridge vs. Georges Vanier. The team with the best record at the conclusion of round- robin play will be the tournament champion. AJAX GIRLS SOFTBALL REGISTRATION Saturday, Jan. 17, 1998 Ajax Community Centre 10 AM-2PM Fees: Before Feb. P - $751 After Feb. 1"' - $85°0 For More Info Call Rick - 619-8036 i1.L&I 1ik:.SiI,,% x.'51 ili L, Cos 'SVs ,iii SIiLES.yWS `e �►1' ; I's. 4fN ITT SBIS+SIM1FSS�► �ItiSL'. S ti 1 8 �:3:SS 1:�i�ir=�,. moi\ SS BGS U E. S "!v R�1;F.,S4 we & " OM GII ° DURHAM URHAM Durham Windows and Doors WINDOWS & DOORS cASEINErfT I-N8-576eV5 � showroom toyour door �a nT°" -� • PICTURE WINDOWS � " - J �� • SAY a sow WINDOWS DA Left, Wayne : "n o► o `.w�Is 1 A�61 & DOORS �""" Hutchison will • 1 • : ;EWW CONSTRUCTION ` l b bring his Mobile WINDOWS Showroom to >~eiMY2� WAYNE U081LE SHOWROOM your home. At ! HUTCHOISON .. "•r: sr W y . SALES. SERWCE i 081 ONtwwo " > >right,inside WMALLATION x • ou'll find hispoa@579 227 Toronto Ave. Osbswa 576-5023 Wayne Hutchison brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue feature. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "Tine day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my window samples." When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which yowl enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which y display of Top Quality Vinyl Windows. you're free to operate and discover the many special fea- ing your home cooler in the sum - tures including how they can be mer and eliminate fading of your cleaned without going outside. curtains, drapes and furniture. "After being in this busi- All of the windows Donne ness for 18 years, I can honestly with a lifetime warranty and a 10 - say these are the forest windows on the market," says Wayne. 'Phey're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the. Low E Glass which 61 - year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesper- son. Durham Wi dows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every cusbaier gets a high quali- ty job done at the best passible Pte - Durham widows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 574-2222. GST on complete or BATHR00M PS -T I RENOVATIONS1 Huge Renovation Showroom E GROUP x'OOER'ti Y.:..'LG S P -N C.:J'.5�, Af '� � it i � I -r I I 1W Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Comenarelal Ave.. Aja: "MM: 9 am - Spirits Mon.- Fri. FAX: lIM)579-4218 Car"" M Carnes TORONTO Helping YOU Build a Better Life OPP— NEW COURSE!! PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER Aceounli ft aM Centimeter* .wins Adarwl.ar -it, G«wpuf ar S P SPMA~ Notworl[ a CwwPater Prograw-wiing IkLCA.L c.nn.o W Agomcatle execarliveSm 6w) Legal Admin Afaisbr-t Norlical Offte, Assislaint Nabi a f1..taraa- open sel Bar a Beverage unnewaaat Travel and TeneMra PICKERING 420-1344 Som. Covaer 0111wd in oahare drier 4 fop 1-1 MAN0 rrMaairlit cman SK LJAD Child end Yawn wed.► ada bworkwd"v m*wd Mwlronmer L Abiaty THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1998 -PAGE 19 Toes. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Son -Moon 111 5 p.m. rwr...�«.c...W CLOSED Monday's. FAX: (Ne) 679-4210 m Careers [W Careers j General Help General Help Work toward a Law & Security Diploma Now yes cm work 1"ara in rq'p in tau► i Soct rily at Dtiri ni Qhp 11>oe * CotNil ma Ilaartliri9 niot! whoti. the rabwil g txtaaes are olbred chis Cease Slut Doh Day rano Price Cries Scone Maiyss I past M21 Jan. 27 Tues. 6:00 -10-00 pm $172.32 Criminal low I Mw i7s31 feb. 25 Wed. 6:00 - 9.30 pm $151,04 i'^'ni9rdiar' wwic lull Feb. 2 Mon 6:00 • 9:00 pm $91.82 lissles in Policing MU 13531 Jon. 29 Thur. 6 00 - 9-30 pm $163 64 U wjOnr wilts ae0 cod d 721J00 er 1111-M W,M*q*1 brdla 1WV ba 100 100 105 UPGRADE your ohne ,ob Wuft; at your own pace. Prr stp lessons patient m- siructor: in WinKIOdows• rri$ Of - by dr c=" m=aw oiMpraefiC Flleexible hours 3 905- wk UNWir 421-6266 tiall�de a (7aupaaoc Ikadop "k in oFioe keeftis as a" Wd �_Mi be 8"M =jft LW,2ilFbw BialaNKOlive FiararlAie� �1' i erirlk� WOULD YOU LIKE TO CHANGE YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE? Pruntrica Fawndal Services is looking for unique individuals with leadasAip ability we are ane she intim growing aoinperros in die tartest growing in- dustries in the world. limning Provide& h10 ogmw era necessary. Huge ur- Potential and Capper tmuty for ownmhP• Only arose with Career aspwa- brats acrd a gret work ethic need apply. Call Kelly for an appointment (905) 427-3533 1 1 — CarM►s 1 1 �— a PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, lfm Qettel►M H*1 GerterM Nell, 1 tieMerM tMp 1 GetterM MMP 1 OerraM thlp An expanding Scarborough injection molding company has opportunities for the following: A - MACHINE SHOP: Entry level trainees in general machining and CNC equipment. B - INJECTION MOLDING: Entry level trainees plus skilled / experienced personnel for multiple station silicone rubber injection molding machines. C - FOUNDRY: Aluminum permanent mold, foundry, requiring pourers, cutters, grinders. D - ASSEMBLY: Hydraulic press operators, machine operators, demonstrated mechanical skills. E - SHIPPING/RECEIVI Warehouse experience, certified lift truck operators. PLEASE SUBMIT RESUME BY FAX RESUME BY F�TO: Plant Manager Fax No. (416) 292-2094 Indicating position applied for and expected starting wage rate. Indicate all relevant past experience with company name and employment dates. Only skilled, experienced people need apply. These positions are all subject to a 5 day week - 3 shift DESTINY MANOR ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES A RESIDENTIAL/OUTPATIENT SERVICE FOR CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT WOMEN REQUIRES AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The successful candidate's experience and qualifications will • A graduate degree or an acceptable combination of educates and experience in a relevant field • Applicant must be a member or eligible for membership in recognized professional college or association. • years administrative/ management experience preferab in a non-profit community based setting. • Financial management including budgeting and fundraising. • Demonstrated skills in the area of human resoum organizational planning, service delivery, community liaise and a thorough understanding of women's issues. • Previous board experience and knowledge of substance abu treatment would be definite assets. Qualified individuals are invited to forward a resume in confidence by January 24, 1998 to: Sandy Brown, President - Board of Directors Destiny Manor Addiction Treatment Services Fax: 905-668-7591 We wish to thank all applicants, hawser only than to be mterviewind will be contacted A GREAT CAREER OPPORTlN11TES - CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE !MANAGER TRAINEE - CAR ATTENDANTS Retluired full time for tar rental company. Must have experience in the wstomear service S valid drivers license. ALSO - AIR CLERK Required for full time. Accounting background an asset. Pease appy with resume to: DISCOUNT CAR A TRUCK RENTALS 218 Dundas SL E., Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H8 A Looking for enthusiastic individuals willing to work Mon. -Fri. days Occasional nights, 20-30 Aho Possible M advancemerd Appy rso pIn person to P *6dng is •Paid Dsrl .M SWM Experience in retail is an asset Drop resume at 282 Monarch in Ajax. (on nof Harwood Baylyyaat Monarch) for Metal Fabricafi V Mirreaim a BAtepin n TS D C - 1-e of Mefafaoft a Cadhey Sdhvare Fax resume to: 905.428-2392 ttop rpersonality for personal and pmfes vth, fora recentnU iversity grad or ,itious individual with outstanding coi tion and telephonene skills and an e tic attitude. If you have lxiundless e are naturally happy we would love to on our team. Basic office skills an asset. Apply ie person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Hwy. N 7 East, Unionville CONHOENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whorit you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. 80 lvuuRra Pickering Town Centre Has opportunities for experienced Cashiers Dispensary Assistants Apply within FULL TIME POSITION available at busy Weight Loss Centre. Must be motivating and eager for a challenge. Sales exp. and weight loss an asset. Please fax Roseglen at: 905-666-4818 COMPUTER CABLE INSTALLATION PERSON required by local company. Related experience an asset. Willing to train the right individual. Please fax resume to: Only thoat 905-6&3-6078 h-dd for mterorws well be contacted. CONTRACT POSITION o ensure procurement of mater fleeting Company requirements in a fficient manner. Level 3 PMAC quivalent. Excellent communicat nd negotiable skills. Fax resume to: INTERIM PERSONNEL (905) 837-0627 FNDM COUFANIf, people being promoted to other b m6uta went available. ble to start imine liiately. imi- N .426-4964. Gaeral Me4 ASSISTMTTsi,pe.nt«w.nt cum Ant tltoosntr, Couple squired. 264 -unit op r n 0°" g etas several for compiox, Oshawa. eaperi- p4p�y le Wainaligand WX garters. encle tools ince ow 0 you mW w provided to enter a mew. mairxerwtoe a clean- M. Ara to be covered Sear - ng ski fs a must. 3-0ednow a�roawa P1s� Jigii at unit aaWli reepooabla CAN 9064262022. 905- 721.8741. C=1t Thr [ "eq. bar trrders a servers. Meat be a Will player will ttww L"FM OAVCMS- Ntahsp i ptrsosasq. Reply to P.O. had ape taar, G8 539- eon 1r1, Ajar Olt no LIC 1842 for appointment or flat 3C& Mame No 8394275. CUSTOMER SERVW Nems Advertiser re- quests that advertisers died t1wr ad upon publication as News Ad- verbser will not be m- sponsible for more ow one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. M copy is subject to the! apQto- Val OfNews �rrw � menu of E1aWHENCED a required her and peen l em. W Yee Heir care centre in ow WhiOyhMr. Mnimun 2 pre. UP.. Cal Nick 7230211 or oeo-nco assemuke our "work. No r AZ den =WA S.E FW*ialas oYt., Ltv Ince ten6el. rwdom to dwoee your tnAure. Freedom to (90s) 4204M CON now, 1W"I G.l«M Help GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for days and Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 clientele for new spa operi- nrepp n Pira erirg Town Ceres. f700 plus. Cal Mrra (905)763.1188 MAN 8TnW ttM M Ful tinea. good aod" pori 1- n s. career opportunity. meet be fern Oivatsd. i depere —, with Experience and Fstieucian Nail Tech- nicians with experience for Uattitudes m the Pickering Town Centre. Salary + ,;ell ��. Iwsl4tF�i4N epmaig br fwparvieor, for maerrrrI trial. ECE dpb m in oin°uwePRIE NO repast: to: 5245 LOW Solid Ra. ttwl tfaaeptol LOB uD. M ANOTYM required for friendly unisex salon. Part time, flood salary, must be reliable. Call or Laura (��46 will amporary, s9fiow. M bKOMM parstrtI m $1~. Ptdrpfrrp ala. shay fifth a mutt. d% SIN Pks 416-41115- 1093. LOVE M DECORATE - Tdary Tropical hrteriors a kx>t M for conadter a to "Market alit Alerts, woo ;end aooeaeaiea Far more Vito. tsPit905.436.0428. / Gomm MMP 1 OMIa MNP 1 OM M Mete 1 OfMq HMp OVERLOAD OF work. 30 Pao - Pie needed immediately to fill various areas of east and company. must be hardwork- ing and ambitious. We will train. car Ashley. 426-4555 PHONE CLERKS needed. can 579.7616 for interview. MCBER"M6 Envelope manu- facturer requires an E��een- enced printer to run a Muft, press and handle tight ware- house duties. Pan -time posi- tion plus occasional full-time _busy periods. Call Wu RELOCATE OTDWA - super intendant couples required for M -rise apt. building. Must possess good administrative skins. good housekeeping practice and abkry, to do re- pairs and maintenance. Salary Pius apt Pia benefits. Rept' to File 081(0). Oshawa WMby This Week. P 0 Box 481, 665 Farewell St. Oshawa, L1H 71.5, Permanent Part Time Executive Administrative Assistant Required by a growing International Consulting business in east Scarborough Three days per week and attractive salary. Proven track record in organizing and planning o Strong Interpersonal skills o Ability to work independently and with little supervision Intimate knowledge of various software packages including Word, Excel, MS project and Power Point. Creativity in designing high quality professional presentations » Preference will he given to bilingual candidates This position may lead to a full time position. Please send your resume in complete confidence by fax to (416) 282-5789 1 Office Help 1 Office Melo 1 San MWAg nes 1 Sales NWAgwwe BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeper required immediately for busy Ajax office. Extensive experience in Acerae, A/R, A/P, Payroll and WordPerfect required. Must be a strong communicator, team player, able to work independently and meet deadlines. Accuracy is a must - Please fax resume to (416) 321-1142 with salary expectations. Appointments willbe set u� once resumes are rraiturd. INSIDE SALES COORDINATOR (Ajax) opening for a career minded individual who has tremendous communications and computer skills, and enjoys working for people. If your talents are detail oriented, you enjoy helping people and need to work in an ever changing e:wironment, we have a position for you. Fax resume (905)686-2357. 1 Sea. twt►aei+. 1 sere moon nee AUTO SALES AND LEASING SPECIALIST Build a future with 'THE PLAN' Fords Premier Wase program. Fraser Ford re- quires Experienced Saks and Leasing Consuttarits for our expanding operation. These positions have above average earning potential and generous corrunts- Sion structure. Apply in person or tax resume to: FRASER FORD SALES LTD. 815 Kl" St. W. DsMalra Ba. 11-W4476-111111111 Fant 1-11115-57ti-p73 NO PROSPECTING We have solved theroblem of prospecting and will furnish you with all of the write-in leads you can handle from Union Groups. Insurance licensepre�rred but will train a hard-wor ink g, but person looking for a permanent, full-time position. High commission, company benefits, and vested renewals. Please phone (905)576-6641 Mon. & Tues. 10 a.m. to 2 pmL for a confidential interview. SALES ASSDgATES We're Hallfwark in the Pickering Town Centre. We need a few good people to work in our Card Shop. 'You enjoy serving and sefbrg to the *You need to enjoy merchandising product and build exttidng displays. 'You must be willing to maintain a dean and wail organized store. 'You need to be able to work and ca - operate with your fellow associates. 'You need the skills to operate normal retail equiprneK cash register. Interac etc. hftrsM? Write us and tell why you are the person we are looking for. Ac(aptirng resumes at the Store or fax to: 519-426-6144. Hallfwa k Pickering Town Centre 1355 MVston Road, L1V 188 (905)831-4019. -Boyer- START THE YEAR OFF RIGHT AT BOYERS! Looking for 2 USED CAR SALES REPRESENTATIVES Up to 40% commission and Company Car. Contact Gerald Thomton Toronto; 416-798-7989 Pickering: 905-831-2693 Oshawa: 905-686-5859 Adrertisin$ Salts Representatives rrquirrd iraaxwdsately for career opportunity. Due to expanses n of our Telephone Duectory we require three additional sales representa- tives. If you are aggressive, hied motivated, have a postive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to join our wwaung team. Minimum two years sales experience. Direc- tory and layout experience a plus. Existing and new accounts, training, etxenrnis- sion and base pay. Mail or fax. rismni to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Ue Caa"memial Ave. Ajax, ON L15 2115 Fax.# (905) 671li-9065 Atte: Donna Harden TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Commencing Jan. 26th to mid May. • Minimum pay of $7.65Atr. + convnission. • Poler" earnings of $15.00 plus per h wr. • Good verbal commutnnWon Skit essenlial. • Ideal to supplement your income. • With or wiMtottt expenertoe. Training provided. Scarborough, location. Worlarg hours: Monday to Thursday (6 PJIL to 9 p.m.) wW Saturday (10 aAL to 2 PAL) (416) 321-9333 im,ea ?,&x, 1 13:� 135EM CUSTOM METAL FABRICATION SHOP REL! MES A MACHINIST FOR FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT .-Must have strong Whe and mill abilities Welding and fabrication ' experience an asset -Knowledge of custom machine building Papers not necessary -Wage negotiable -Minimum 5 years experience iApply in person with resume to: Kailas Industrial Supply Ltd., 1610 McEwen Drive, Unit 1 Whitby, Out. No Phoae Calls Please General Help �MFat osilable in your hometown for university/ College students. Average earnings last summer $8000. Call Richard at STUDENT WORKS 1-800-803-1100 If' quired for apt. building in terborough area. Dube; in- ude of ice procedures. aintenance. clearing. etc. artment plus salary plus nefits. Reply: File f81. hwa Whitby This Week. 5 Farewell St.. P. 0. Box t Oshawa. Om. U H 71.5. ELEMARKETER- Must have P.penence Days. evenings, making calls Irom office or name Booking appts. Goad .missions. Call (905) 427- _12 TIM HORTON'S now hiring for new ,tore in Pickering; 'torefront personnel. ^Irnse delrorr resume in person to: 1950 sayly SL W. Pickering TRAVEL CONSULTANT Experienced, Part time. GOLIGER'S TRAVELPLUS Pickering Town Centre Pickering, Clint. L1V 1138 Call Margaret (905) 420-3233 needed. Min.3yrs. dining experience. Apply with resume at: Pimentos Restaurant, 120 Bruck St.N., PH(MX;RAPHERS NEEDED li%v will train you in the latest hnethods. %f ust have 2 1/4 .quare equipment. 434-7336 1 off= PART Tax SECRETARY/re-ospli«wst wanted for and weokWW work in pu y P-ckermg location. E:perienq in raw elate a must Ron Gordon (905) 831-3300 135 135 165 165 SENIOR DESIGNER required for Oshawa Metal Stamping Plant. Must have Auto -Cad design experience with progressive and compound tooling and be fluent in ISO and QS 9000 requirements. This position offers a team environment with top wages and full benefits. Send resume to: File N65 -A, Oshawa This Week - PO Box 481, Oshawa OnL L1H 7L5 TECHNICAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Morton Automotive Coatings a division of Morton International (a fortune 500 Comparry) is seeking a customer service oriented indi- vidual with experience in the coatings indus- try for a technical service positron. The technical service representative is re- sponsible for trouble -shooting Morton pro- ducts as well as working with the customers spray application process. The position is hands on and a background in chemistry is desirable. The individual must be willing to work overtime and shift work. Previous co- lour matching experience is desirable. Me phone calls will be accepted. Send resumes to: (Norton International, Ltd. 430 Finley Ave. Ajax, Ont., L1 S 2E3 or fax: 905-683-7272 LOCAL TRUCK BODY MANUFACTURER has immediate opening for Manufacturing appt Technologist. Successful • Mechanical engineer or technologist • Proficient in Auto -Cad • Fluent in MS Office products • Famdw wilh metal fabrication • Familiar with ISO quality prvncipais or have equivalent job experience Please tax resume onl r 905-571-3483 and part time it" technr- �. SO per hour to dart. Previous experwrnce and Wel�ts�Appy AApex . 1 F1d S 1 No"" modw w CERTIFIED ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST Required for Climes in Pickering to Oshawa. Tee, (906) Sl�eeti 0200 •1 n91 CAME GNM NEEDED in my forte 3 days a week. lex tent 6 moghs. Slarb" Feb. 96, Westrey 6 f2 area. Non- VETERINARY smoker. P4Weeces reelured (905) 643 OW. RECEPTIONIST DIIRIIAY I"AMSS10NAl Mm 2vrs. exp.. Modern '"ty and attractive HOME DAYCARE requires CarSWMS n Apx and Pick- rmployment Package. brarg for " " an 6 mdf/ - 10 f'lewse fax resumer 12 yrs. Pilfer smog -love car attn: Dr. M. )cines %to=". may. ids d ac - .on. 9a crafts. OU- Thickson Road • doW play a must. CeiMt W eekrdhce deet and Medical Pet Hrsdpihl Bell it. We doer pttgpitl9 • first shots, • tails and dew- luipoort. ban* "Dow ply 1 blas Uo&mw MM. 1 ArrOelee Sdo by For dam I•llone Kahn Coon" Auctions (905) 683-061; Fax (905) 576.2267 it*. al 905-W1207. t°aHtMTURE SAL.Ei FW and part time for local krone. d 3 y0dmg ttlldttuh ke tttltlllia0 IylrnyVMOlpr's lure Stora. Whid* m� a must- Fax ig�6f, EaptOy ..fJeNwiy amd apohaa taadbla, rehear» loc (M) 74. 1aMt N �extraa testi ? X3295. 89 Sanford.ens AC. X'950 88 Ba""a 2 8 Abettor Cosmetics hut. Rsssonabie. Can K�rrst. 965-3183 SNP Opportunity Medrbo0 MaWYOWMMtd1 January 17.10:00 un r� vel Hit C, eteda mos ntry's, P.T.C. Marker. 4 km East d oslw TGoatfl ban seer. Case te CarOors INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. La Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE AN rasmvwwu FOR SALE Cut, Split & delivered. 555/face cord. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 1 1987 PLYMOUTH Horizon. B tires b wheels new exhaust. $250. Fireplace with pass doors. and Ch"m ey pipe, $300 683-0017 1 ArUdee wr sw CLARINGTON COMPUTER CLEARANCE CENTRE, blowout of Intel 233 MMX systems in- cluding 17' monitor. Canon 4300 pruner. On 95. tree In- ternet peg $2.599 no gst. no pst.. 7 CO's 486 multimedia systems with SVGA monitor 5575. 166 Mx units $599 with muthmedia 24 x Co rom kits Worth software M. $119 164 Baseline Rd E (905) 697- OWINGROOM Italian black lacquer table. 8 chairs, leather seats $950 Ratan sofa, laChair table. $600. 2 oak side THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, I"$ -PAGE 21 1 At**$ YrarM6d 1 Arg" Wankill I I fW fdker� Ftvow / 4 rrRalctarl�w 11101114 I= van PB.PS. automatic, H.D sus- YYE FINANCE pe1fell,Si0n. 199 111",101• excel- WE 3X`6> 6m 9.50000/ 36- No turn downs. 19th LUM van, air con., First time b - ps• pb• cruise control. tin uy staring, power minors. pow- ers, bankrupt; er door locks. keyless remote bad Cfedlt; n0 entry system, am/1m cas- sette. V6. 180 hp. low -speed credit! If you au s. Absautely nnim work; you drive! Lots of pre- . 1 S10MVAN" owned vehicles to Ise! ARCTIC CAT EI -Tigre, low miles. very good condi- choose from. hon. $2.000. can Brun 905 - SPECIAL 432-2876. FINANCE • 11 "p' "� tt"'e DEPARTMENT For SHERIDAN CHEV Ds"AwA - , Dedroom apt. 905-706-8498 cloosee trl o nap amenities neat. r"ro included. $600 /monin- FREE 6 montn Lubriro War- 'y Mrylable Jan 1 Fi.VtW rangy 92 Cavalier. 2«, autove . required 434-6311 lea AC, very dean $5500 '93 LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 7ranspon SE 3800. all the Deft 8 whistles. one owner, $11.200 '92 Shadow. 4dr. 25 OUEEM X'00/tach Ph 905- 430.7245 ntignmetts warted for auction every Wed. 6 p.m auto. auto. AC. only 73.000kms. WATERIED $200 Programmable stag st stepper. FUIINfTORE $ALEI Two love antiques, fine furniture. Royal Doultons. Hum- 92 SIDonly pock-up. 43. auto. reg, ab long box. $1200 asking $300 Cab 905428.6532. Apx stats $500 pale Coffee t: End , Moorcro}t, China d lass, ofd t good Oys. CDllec- interesting $5700 Cousins Osasry used out caregiver I« mwa cod- risk. tour day workweek. Corp. Tables $250 28 Gabon Hera. [jncl� iS other articles. Durham's largest Can, 100 efo« St. E. Ostpwe • first shots, • tails and dew- gon Fish Tank worth stand 8 an since 1973. 905-726-2512 1 ArrOelee Sdo 6Accessories cc 6766 ;100. Call (905)- I•llone Kahn Coon" Auctions (905) 683-061; Fax (905) 576.2267 KELLY 6 SONS (Since 1976) GARAGE door repairs, broken KITCHEN, COMPLETE: Stove. b� W noing Machines, n used car deals 89 Grad Am. IAy loaded AC. quad 4. dual springs. cables. robe.. open- natalkd $45. New doors/ Indoor, dishwasher. wn-exhaust. crowan cow abinelS MIN ArtieNs Wanted ' 1 X3295. 89 Sanford.ens AC. X'950 88 Ba""a 2 8 1 openers Okraey Plus Doo. 416.335-0073 tinea. btse and clews. tdpei and sink urge sot. good cat. UNWANTED, scrap metals eoW6n YORKIE PUPS $2950 Above cars in moi -onrdelorr. certrhed 86 Mazda RELIABLE enmusushc Irve- sWe keete lrrdludun q 6 ,chars room 8D dition See it set-up before now kitdel arrives $1990 removed, 88(YS. car cons.. skmon. cars, farm machn- • females AX7, as is special $1995 663-7301 of Q8.1879. aft 6 out caregiver I« mwa cod- risk. tour day workweek. Corp. table. bons 8 Add X8.195 Cal (905►dW-1621 Can 905 623 1940 qt y E quPhent - ary. °r r'1aw'o "'stat- (905)571- • first shots, • tails and dew- p1° ME� � Is v6, air - mincing Mann '98 Close b ytigthberst6 PS Non Smoker. ZT ZEWTM Stereo TV. $625! Eketric gartand convicbm Oven exm $150). 10 liershelr 6714 WANTED - 1 Gasman fuel claws dame conditioned runs web urheer- trbed $60O Can 430-2056 rdwomm 839-6296, week Fisher Su out Stereo P oor 520 wilts $12.50 / b� W noing Machines, n stove. aural br los . vet inspected Ask for 54 R6IAILE LME oil nary 1« week. 1-600.267-9W baso $2OW: Full X300 hut. Rsssonabie. Can K�rrst. 965-3183 SNP Call 683-7768 , $NAP OUT OF IT. winprs our 2 prescfoders/1 sr. kir r� vel Hit C, eteda mos (905)725- 1 Marker. 4 km East d oslw 19db rryutdw Pony Cwu t0 ban seer. Case te CarOors deryarion Ece a dNMmtt as- set Non-sabker/own frans- Pnartatirxh preferred Ajax area. (905) 4263366 . I)eycae AFNUW AFFORDABLE daycare pro- vrded. smoke -tree fh, . FH,erikoned� yard. WOW" (905)619-2w7 Lina a CAFMG. lov" in= win W Dysn toddlers in my horror. Flow laws Cafl %rj 06 6 "--' OFER$TOCKEO ••--• 1 Geneo JillrlNAuIO10bim on west clowswA saw. AMarta6 ,rias w 36 Fates- tk rsceaeNwsed FreemS. Cook.. Walk -ms crranwtlal unAs. 2 i 3 door meters. vorranly, available. y MOVING! 3 PC ?rcvu c at 31 CREDIT PROILEMS? nn the eekkwt 6993 Mazur 323 5 speed. 62.000 km, Llk green Wow oil p Derry 1. 8501 nmgroom sww. epic 8 matr0le htdoom headboard spot trrnawrrg Oown pay �y gam X00 O AC Cars lo 995 1993 Olds ACMw loaded. low kms, flkper gripe LOVWG YOM win lows and for 4 right tamn. 1968 Eneyckopaedha truck. vans 1961 to 1991LMM Sallas LDO- $6.996 1992 Taunisy L loaded. TNB aryK Clearan" fintionnic& 40elaKS r, yea"Soak. 5 wc�ot Strir- SSOMr.do burgoordif $6 985 IM Cs Dr AII '997 poor *"oft re- pus lots d oawr twiovbwre Pswpp 9t>57243362 her 274 loaded. pits* when duced Used Pat 39. Yamaha Yew we aw 905-42622W 1965 cuttass supreme Val 139.000 kms. on wc�y SUNCh. limbal. Yawrg Churg New digital POW Aft + Flay toeded Good CosOuon STM 1992 Geo Stills. 15 5 speed. 97.000 kms. mutt 10 hiponam. L� . 1 Chea 'nag cams. Aski $2100 0 8 0 Ass Must Seat Can fid. '" � own. seuec, , obi r� vel Hit C, eteda mos r905h666.9636 Marker. 4 km East d oslw 2784 - 9115-132750 Gr3nd4dW docks from $995 CRAFTERS WANTED - Slow 1 I e no kms $6.685 1991 Goo WANT kin more the AM vol. Cab TELEP PIANO and self your has-madt go- ON= MrKft I= Z26 Camaro 305 PS. Tracker auto. p s.. Itarotop. LOVWG YOM win lows and for y pickup Cal (9051 570b�740. 433-1191 to the public womw be Muek We Pe T -rod. new gam 8 mace. $2900 Can 905579.7021 low kms m $7.750 1991 Uir Ch Astro cyow child n over a.811111111. E S ROYAL DALTON Arcadia OD dip Sed $y.g6 ppgnre « nbrpy w order to C. Ma Oowb. suite ev van. headed. on,are 1wy Flexible hours. $75Ave k Operem installed Port-forn. 12 pwp swtdr>gs AN tiraft so yow ape rs yow own Located of ftp Q1M CHRYSLER �ur 152.000 kms. ravist" red «NF $6.995 1911 Isere Im- Call (905)426-7998. yly.yy pare n's^f' e.So a+css Lie 7JEW • CourDa craf , ry pate. folded. dark red. low Cherokee, needs some work $1295 as a. Cal 404-9758 r� vel Hit C, eteda mos new Rewrl $6700 Ating Marker. 4 km East d oslw 19db rryutdw Pony Cwu t0 km s auto, to , - m 0" /ICKEIN IC Berea / Maio: repair broken 52800 Can 903 728~<2P0 wa Can 905-436-1024 Boer fully headed Can $,'.996. 1996 Gond Am. black Lowwq daycare 18 morft to n cables songs, O FOIA -MT CLASSES svau ((!!005S1686 1328 or (905)"6- 1128. beaus. loaded. good kms 12 years Daily son46 �IwhpeO backyard aid part) lochs, rollers. dOOrS maria Special - Our January Speaa - Our most POW labke set. sold oak /2' apt Sarnng January 150. An kvas. spet;,y,zwp ,n ba- t9p CaweNa, asbrgec. 2 sow :peep' $4.995. INS ienwnpesr cnapss runs great. raa, story time. nnhuak, rxr- intim reals $ snnda First tlkew available Fadi Wamary x66' $ot. peg table 2- t tlWi top, sopa ink slew. 2-1r Onrprs slnn Nbrke. ac- Door scrod. caw grapes. cram pp*arrrm1 ft995 $1.695 1989 Trader. very �. 5 speed. $4.885 As Is Certilhed Non 416-501-8728 . ext.. dtdet d sage prow" i eorenkonlaad. (9051576-3947 lw9'1 . Can 90S579-0tl1 firm OrKs Specials - 1985 Mere sinAid. lig. o. receipts. 905 -425- CA 9054666M6. owa « pctanosI top scot 4 PkYetNq Alatl blit b tit Ymdgll. IRM Wood S295SM . 1244, t2N. modem. 32 M.B. clam. $15J solid oak by and Dow& Cal Prbe yow P" (911% 426-21M2 Goo Spo 1989 Geo Spurn auto. $ TLC « WKW mom 20 - wedding ll Victorian style nubw cnm $1189 TRADITIONALCOMPL- w000WORKING 115 North 1 1 U tee6 Nissan Mr1k 1 x 4 yam See "s at �W. lhkskha�dleepaWo eandwba Cal $V-1791 in good neckline. lap pp�4 Port M.. Port Perry 915.9e5 �~ �~ 55 " xwwam periape. relerwrces. chores adorned over pads. 'crib car 8774 8774 spot . $26 $261. IoM OMilld. INS. GMC Sierra 1Q RM. OSaws. can 579-2m- wnklcdM". Flsxlbk nowt. bet- orordeted short With train size - ween Valky FarmlYapr 6. Aslung $600 Call go-r-ItiEO FRO" S225. and up. Oaks (90506-7954 578-2107 snp used stoves $200 and up. WE$TME1rAlsaaN.Rlrabk CANfl01flM M dish - NOW used washers S250 dryers babysmer available with 11 sound and picture Over 100 $125 and up. New bow nhanp yrs exp. ICS daycare diplo- charnels. $5 7SA eN. Fra 'cadges. 16. c 1 11605 New MIL Hot lurch, shaca. tenped deanery. 1 600 267-9166. yard. babies welcome. reker- 'iced name 30' stoves SW ernes. receipts 427-4937. CAMET 30 slafor rd . 9 and up. New n 5 c f Ieaers release. plush « horst. ur in X?55. Stepheraou's Ap I Fh -ad :taped wit C. phances 227 Coon St. Osha- Open $softy. ism CHAYSLEA OYntWy LE. 3 3L V6. loaded MRxk rah charmal interior. $6750 000. 985.1139 Nofte 1 Aahsnsobdee $75 to $75M for scrap cars 8 trucks or any condition veA- des 24hr Dro/essionaf p11k- 1'xxS'x 7 9115-132750 wa. 576-7448. I Ca�arr 1 I e up I- Towing. Rouge Valley ion- WANT kin more the "qwm sWvtrq ta11e"'M FirCentre. CRAM IRONER. 100X. 95,000 hi91 -1 bag. MNgf Icer Solea y pickup Cal (9051 570b�740. $60: 1':8'x16'. $65 Estab- 1Eve Days 705277- dkdc. Opatr• Stan re caper. For 3 rooms. if ch r std nays to a Vow copy d ways lo bora 11r BandAs.' NEW MUSK: P2ne • n1YJ/ 19A OLOSO MILE subon A AMR AUTO Removal - =11. 33'11. Evenings 905434 389.00. Price rrtdrrdes 154S Yet capeL tNbep ped Sed $y.g6 ppgnre « nbrpy w order to C. Ma Oowb. suite www-durhamrhsvee.rhsv -anc�23&VXI or.hmn wagon. autom awse. p w . air. $1595 pent. ties Port' Cash Ion cars. photon renhocra. (905) 1460201. M. Fine Ole" b Oshars ate. clad inptaYlorr n ytwr Ihomp 256. 701 Rotsland Rd. E.. WNW, Ont.. Ll N 91(3, e I $1095 certified 1989 Jeep CAIIIIII We A-1 F#EWBN, canceler. Free prdplsa . n yar hotae. No itraresL no Payment f« ,ryes, triages. wo Not. Needs a little wont. $2500. Cherokee, needs some work $1295 as a. Cal 404-9758 r� vel Hit C, eteda mos MY bat WAMW nardwrood. one ION year. Daniel. 1-111W . stoves. From M, Ido. 0 sKnA110 Shnpdog pups "Be E1 M 100.000 het, new be in 427-2415 or o Condition. 4479 �pagnlMdaaWf tttfkm sapMMe 217-0101. down. Me 1Miven. 14* for take, first shots, de- brakes. aak-fm cd plaifer no Iayry St. East. Ape at l��iolflkkvw�dalyy,, mteaswermenl. 1rM CAf .IYVL. YM1t t cothmk. Ihgl tneagar. nemde ermry, 2 -tone. 15.000km. ex- rgrmpd, vet aaMikpd as rust oerrip0. $2.500 oIO. MUNAD AUTO SALES. Hw �/ao0d oil beat any wr' PMce. � Iy i groom est Cam Lamle Ws- (9M) 639-5456 $CRIT CARL warmed. 90S•753 22Ko Mlfde seac6ah d cut- ad For ft d s d your waken. we an Inkee11pp ur 0"91.sw 1M! MAM PRIX. los . aaoakernt cpedlbon. I, ..11ed. paces paid. Same day pifck up. Aad cars for resafe, wdM Jewelry. ...121 Brock St.$. AOMINIaY AIE 0lbT - 10� ddaonud ItMdwood yon Ilk Mme now and we wi OF" M rk'd[ Car idorekalde 6Ii I35i ate s MR L MHN)JiE Asses. CA 9054666M6. 6 sop to SM. GI as - PkYetNq Alatl blit b tit Ymdgll. IRM «616023/ p M. Clam stalmp Moaday. modem. 32 M.B. clam. $15J 1771. by and Dow& Cal Prbe yow P" (911% 426-21M2 1 her hbe Jtetgey rJOL Ilse ad ped- /9M CAWAJM WARRR. 4 cyl.. aorto. 103.000 Idl. Dt CAMET$ lot' d atPd, lhkskha�dleepaWo eandwba Cal $V-1791 in good x4002 RpIll a0 Irv. 3gg 19M C&AMW 2dr. 4 s 138.000 M., 1001E eylpkl new stain rt feasor eanI I on had. 1 ON VORK I= Gym moving Mer spot . $26 $261. IoM OMilld. INS. GMC Sierra 1Q a" 3 'wires fK14l. Price chime. hill* used $35. 19 LJMOA A/$0 lwps fa salt "Ow sh mdmg, mowa ffoir m1.4S317p. .No OOMmt box Doul llkndW so.aoobMc bads0. sw �. bar p bkLimdls wwppu� pmm&m pad, expert baafltlepn Oat ddb. RCA XLIDo tabor TV wO talc stand and Pbilw new hum pwamse. ve-trmaed. � & SpDWcage. 5 • cover517.0 Mint in -in Asking $17.000. CAN 1 1-2010. Ysbpl- A-1 $a Ott MII tbmM fabmtp (JOS] R W =61=23T(N (SW) 7* -M24, lube Message. 20d mm CAI M OM C. los d car Alkhm 36500 0.64. ewNMd'. 6M - call Rosemarilis ' e 1� � � 1Hi� IS81(SNP) WAMIED: TRUCK BODY d a !r/ ' 1996 OMS �. V6. pfs. ISM « lOWN SK 1J2 Ion. 427 -SM C O M C A a E (30 4 Yd•) I "*L arPK AM ?Abxkt*t Pur. 8MM Od txllyd age. Shots Cal 905.7251390 outswa Sala rgetic ird)Iril" No background re- ed Cal tan 5?540W. PERIENCED v MVAC. Technician needed. Must secs ret' and e a2valid�licienN ood ase fax resume to ms- e4 •�w�r� lige Fepad anMW ="chasingMhwwe. glass. ding and dwwm w. swim in- abs. PST. ^. Mork sYs1eM, 4 -door. aPPtmL • "qwm sWvtrq ta11e"'M (MpptCfdt 8 clue an pd twice silt$- (905) 4W 6851 95,000 hi91 -1 bag. MNgf PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS shrrOundNS alb sad 905 ary). tn. Luys or in norlalga alar6P-XL new eres $ beak , $12.900. Like 4r h - NOME SUPPORT WORKERS - 6661772 &ala. y00MM spayed of udWld nw, one ownw. can 90S6e3- GUC S 25 LE. 4�, VM Ga. HEALTH CARE AIDESSlain , ebweaio�« can Rooett RM , Antiques wam �"11 K. 6 silver and blue lobe "Required Immediately" masb"'!' and siva. a" starts at (906) MS 6D19, Brobllb, Ove resfionsim ab' KOm with Inst booster, as wo Not. Needs a little wont. $2500. Vehicle 811 asset $1.22h4R. , j. - g premhnM tart. E -mai: rblOogMkeym B u many nri dorm 10 19911 FORM WKKMw GL, obo. 905728 8094 DSlgwa. p"m fonland ro91m t0. HunhMI Rg011f01, Dad? alt-- Sewor dis- cum. Rwpatrs available. pAmca lalgW SM dogs also n need 3,81, loafed. quints, ovrhad 193 J�V high this, good runner, $1750. Needs some 0-ZfIO BOad St. W., customwr nostacOc Spat it= freboMe annolL For 1 A . Cell Nle pay bow than d respowai0le 'gags. Pel srrppies and donations al- cothmk. Ihgl tneagar. nemde ermry, 2 -tone. 15.000km. ex- workCa1430-0613 Oshawa ON LU 2L5 your eswmae al Miler MSW- the W Mpelni«r for N's, VCR's. Santos. GWW. . Care ways wwtans. Please al landed warraoty evailabke. 1912 000GE Canavan. 100,0DOtMs.. 7 Or fax to 9054.13-2353 4040 «(411IM-11M. C«dds. CDS, Tools. Gold D~ Minta Adoption a Save over $6.000. asking passenger a$appfal)MMCOV@401* 8W C00161 >PMK - Penti- Jewelry. ...121 Brock St.$. 905.06-Ml1. $23.999. PST i GST Can SOON, air cmm anNm sientio, t ebde CMMCbd for OnrNWtfew ni be admabOd. um 106 IMO', 15 x C.D. fax Payr a Robbie 430-3058 or ASSW wen financing. g. PdVVA Must be seen! Cerattieu modem. 32 M.B. clam. $15J 430.36M - vehicle. (NO daily -0) 905 $11.500o.b.o. (905)33-2315 walk 1.806267.9188434-7317, 1 BEDROOM basement, brand new. separate eniho . paining. air. fireplace. scan- ty systems. cable. $600 w dusnre Non smoker no X88WOW 86 for smohe female. 1-IEDROOM: arge. bngm. newly decorated Middle the« of triplex. Four appkarion $598 moron. unlrbes and parking included No dogs Arai now 905-571-2757 NORTH OSMWA ;,oer w9e 2 DMroom,s, -,•ra Large bal- cony Weil managed ,ueei building Contr,loerf er'rar rg $696 utilities �;aDie _a . included Available - 1st and Mann = 905579.5584 LARGE .-9E0120C111 -�r osnawa Centre newly Deco- rated. 12 -wit A, I - Can - 'A entrance. new ap- Peancws $69svmn h. utiktietw Parking whdeads, no Dogs Ara -kik February 1st. (905) 726'1912 OSHAWA (Bio« St Largs: 2 6 3 bedroom AO&Onwrls In Clan low nae oetdng Close to 401 8 GO Parking. Avargblt unin - &a" From Nog Phone 905-5764255 Amiga 2-SEDROOY. Harmonvl(ing Vital. 2nd now dela. 11725, m omocks R Ilea schools. s0ho5 bus, *9 i last regrrrel Feb. 6 !905)263-2909 EICCEPTIONRLLY LARGE 8 Clem 18:2 bedroom apart - mens in Ostweat. how5625- $755 Per und. an ndcwwe Darren. Pont" Properties 905-426-7677 AJRK - brand new 2 bedroom bate" apartee" Cable, parlenp no pats no setotion $$777755 nadraiv l Aiod" w mo&O*. Cal61%MK Partially fwru bed - to= bswnWe apsrtn int r ckadee separate enawno.. cable d w, norm snwoksrJolla, FlowremrwrhI $750 per utak W ami- able Feb orMar. tsl 427-0002 AMXSONM. 3 Cetlroam roW floor , Oen . Now pant i crew wotghout $900 Phe Uwtia. all Baas Iaocha. 116-2W3N& AHK, Bosom Jatwwy 15. a one OldnoflM woo" but - intent apataMdllt Sspmft w trance, one parltbrit sp'i'ce. :rte apphorAm dos/ to public: NansPortMoa and an anpo... . No pelt or smok- ing. A Mast sell all $675. First and lace all ndpsive. Cal 906-426-1323 alar *in. AJAX, Ideally Pulled for racelft single. able March SM a monl. Clean,bedroom bas~ apa* rt3 t>an0y tertottaMd.ge 1 - Swaim parting, entrflnc�e, lel ndr)1 room. 4 appliances Close to all arneniles. Fm$1Aast, Ieler- ones. Noptt9. Phot'! (!OW PAGE 22- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11.1!!S 11 ram r 11 M 01^ 11Pat t o 11 or 1 t 1 T I1 I1 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Elect Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES -All Utll. Included • In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental Office: Mon- Fry. gam - / pm Sat & Sun 11 on. 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY [3 MANAGEMENT 7905► -5T9-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit Les at: www.geodtws.com/wall street/floor/ 7657 / highriser.h tml. AJAX. Must Sw!l-a•droom Basement apwtmw. so". "Pam Ntiraae. air Coed- - Sorted. A loons MCNIM (905A )28-7733 vailable wonsawy CAO LAU: 1 -Bedroom INAttam Separate entrance. hA both- NfOm. 4 appiwoa, tufo sr ge /rtlMsionW 5600. woo iadYays Mon-Anokug. no Bats Available in~ 663- 1332 AVAILABLE N6MEDMTE- LY. in WNthy Ala buildrg S . Wonted _abliscorly, close rpged, newlypW bus. aDOwg. am sown included. lust/last rogawed. no puts. 1 bedroom $675. 2 bdroom. $775 3 No - room SW. can 430- 0134 MCNELON ala in Quiet home. f450moon ircledtd. Sep NsraYCe. nlerences re - 4w". now4daldy 1stAms No pas MUM for app. 3pm- 9pm 906579.3061. NACIEM of BaGworetlt apt Sep. at.. tun". Cable. its fellbwetA, non iMok" SM -75. as - I'm eve. No pets. 839-0121. UMNIoOLt4o1 aaa apACNLN. too Moor dWUGi- gg� ��olvai45o Moft doitsait` A si alk hbr-1 1st. F Qg 905-571-2757. aALreMa6r Apo ler ion. brig., Cwr. "W how 1NN- no puts, AVON- aW IMmm Wi*l. IMM. GN 9064662149. bodrom Bbl sinia- spdrbwn •powfo.. GIN (416) 144CUIM& 410M- lf@00 1 i edd SSS'/5. Ph x 432-2261 for app& or super. /306.33 Il ftgL Os1ra bedroom a 1 No. MPNI- WwNt aralelk in wN• issia- MualEtap doh. 10 aN sonlieL 7214 iB"M Wee brand am. 1.60NOW, brig. a go PM" odpww M a in OMlr Creel oras eq �loddgNaprdt. ddtyawLlia:dM Refs- Post Fit wmaa. (t�906)CIO-110771W. CENTRAL WNnaY, f std. room basemern PMJM smance. Park". tet. stove. nNllher a dryer Costal air. ala fight wood- sk m. SM ON Fuw and" Jan 15. ow CENTRAL Whurboy. II btdraWwwrilldesf NgjQnp, . a grog fs2s p- uNmtlea. Avtwabk Feb 1 Cal alkr Goan (9061666-591 e WINCH SLM" 2 area. 2 i 3 bedroom apartmaats avM- abft.Call (416)144-7391. COOK=. 2 -bedroom base - swat. astable ameleda" $700 rhrJvdes vision FwW last. references Cam (905)263.3574 DOWKFDM 3dry.b0roomam MOM, bw plaagsMfineM. tpe WOJMU BOWNT4wN =law SNall. my don Apt- building. a- linisfaed IllydwV, %__ 1011 d perlwnaa tatuwhy 4oNiNa. 2 bedroom. adilnow or Feb.l. $790/Nb.. mdmw. lirvAld. Gas (905) I 4009. EXCBLFrT location stYAnpmnRrp- MBs. $1050 WAM4. mISMMs wicludld. Air cm., Lax Fm 11. NMHMCW. aeon Go. aawaabW Feb. 151. CAN 420- M 111herson am con- done. availabille do to- Wki y.. Av am tNMOry iuechndtd. 5960. Cin (116)91-3714. AaLPAPtaM1161E Mo kind 3 Itdroom apNYbke� i did &")- �m- trantC11101111M b Ow, �, Call HUM 619.2901. LtNEl KAMU, Wpe 2- beaooM easaNad Nun. 4 Pe- bAt. SOJWM'° al- tramoe. avaNlW NWO 1. $70MVM h. 420-3701. W I" d boa& 2 bed- rooms. Boge to O.C.. hud- WON Npors. yeAl6ay s9oor Mo. i chow. 4 7Si.- N0N1N AJar, 2-6edroom bNsaewK.Pus�Nrate fadMaee. ldrg- GNtral air, . 6o statbn, mN smoker. $750. WA$ditk cso5Je16-49n. NORTH OSHAWA. Extra -large 2 -bedroom. completely redwo- rated, well-maintained, quiet building, large balconies. Nili- ties/cable in- cluded Available Feb 1st $69400/mth (905)579-5584. 1 BEDROOM opts Available cl inudes~ utilities Great Feb 1st New building. start- ing at $600350 MalagaCommunity Spirit. Call Oshawa No pets. Call ( 905)- (905) 721$741 576.6724 ONE bedroom March 1 - VERT clean bachelor apart - Mary St E Whitby Mature mem, no pets, non-smoker well-maintained building t Suit preferred. am inclusive. south single Pa rking. storage, sit Pidtering. Rougemount area. f475/momh. Call (905)509- curty camera. laundry on- 0992 , 1 r•wrnfusY•1R / 1 (xfn OY/N Or sale management 666.2150. Riot Rent SPACIOUS well-mamuini d 2 bedroom we Avail. at 900 and 868 Glen St some with walk-in closets. paint provid- ed. Close to schools. scentre. GO Station t- t� included Call 728-4993i Sl - IA Absolute Affordable! SICK OF RENTING'"!! WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month AppliMNte and Window Cowir" included No down payasn1t?7?? 0 Discharged BMtltrupt??7? (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Saks Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. OSHAWA 2 -bedroom apt, in duplex lust renovated, two washrooms. dose to GM, all amenities Available immed WHITST - 2 bedroom base- ment apt.. Sep. entrance. in- cludes utilities. No smoking/ no pets preferred $65Wmo 66&1589 or 416.148-59e1 WHITBY - Seniors Apt. - 2 bedroom apt. available Feb. 1. Clean quiet building. Laun- dry facilities. On site man - neat For apt. tall 430- 7397 S590wtdAies. 1WW a must! WHITBY luxury Victorian: 905.4W1370 Bachelor $500 stonewalls. OSHAWA, large 1 bedroom wainscot.avail innrhed 2- basement Apt with new Car- bedroom sm . avail. March _ Pel. ceramic floors. $625 in- 1. Days 434-2413. eve. 668"oYeet a a 1 Ren a daan�v49e.ra Avail March 1. CA 2326. No calla aver 9D m a ) Inn wINTB1 1 or 2 lhedroom FN3(ERIMG -newly walkout, tasernem apt.,n w. �� G -upper ievti or 3 2 bedroom TheM apt. clan non-smokers. p0rm house for raw, f90 per Sep anima, for 1 0 2 wick- 'nom 1650 i^d month. iantes/ueities m- a,�w e... , ,v_•cc� ClYded. alk to an A." 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and stopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 'v"'" a.r `y 'w 6663341 Maid h 1st. 905.839-2301. pets. Plus security de- posit Airat-Wd(Aftly. WHY rent when you can own (905)619 -OW your own hone for leu than FICNERMG - 2 bedroom man you Ba711 Cap Davis Hay - floor bungalow, sell -con- lock salles suummd Rra ih991)iro tasled. partug, done b Town )666 a ) Mb Centre. $95ormo. all tnc�lYded. FwsVW. Available March 1. No pets 509-1651 , 1 moY PICKEfUNC W. 2 large btdroa- "�s iRCN6rwe = 905-503-4516. 416600.8157. 4116449-5393. FICKFIINIG:Bayty & West- shhore 2 -bedroom aptruatrn. separate entrance. AgAable dialil. raw. Mo pits. non-smorars Cal (905) 420-1413 FIC =r. VILLAGE -brand new Large bachelor on 2nul Roo Sup ettrsace Prhoft S' -' A Absauw Addnabw VIM RENT! OWN roues 16oalE FROM Si/51iTTHtf FStANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVALABLE (905) 571-4275 1-soo.sM1110-4275 s pfec Enceir Redly dock Kitchen, loaf. an nth- Ann omm oU vft =0a tended ft*- $010ier Aid- tome for you 5500 down Ak Jan. 15. FindAat SM Cho" -6 rtannha het a free 427-OMwrorfAapt NO! Cam John Hartford at (905)721-1141 "Can" VILLAGE: 2-bd- rale From f750JngMp ai iu- room basementapar,msn, tlutnve Income nglwroaNM from $27.500. gross. Call *gory. nope bwg room. Ken COuis. CoMwel Balk" awn f .adYtMe (906)7:& 94,4. Lata. 905-6190425. 3 BEDROOM or 2 bedroom FNMERM. huge 1 -bedroom and dix" 'OOT Lags a••a8 basement apartmat, t•pa- raft etaalaanm. kpdred. room and nal. aftn design. ft" ilttorated. 5 a.t W bor. pe �G3SpeW - OAYe Washatcft No pees nor 1r� 5796 smoolong .YNMNet No 0ods Argtabk o6Arar' 75. F•enry l Cam 905.571$757 PNXENM WOO 1 -bedroom M Home. we 1`3W�9 condomrwce FN3ERNK Near Go. large 3 bedroom dej: g Sapaam bite apor/Awlt double wide drive with report 0.400 pis Wh- ties Available Feb- 15Vh or Martin 1111. Contact (906) 427- 7M of (416) 2$4-4glo PX=M BRAND NEW 3 bdrm luxury towrmome A/C. $1300 W nuns Feb 6�90$_426Mi� b PICKERING Tawe Centre arra. 3 bedroom semi available. CA (41614"-7391 . RIMMING. LiverpoduKing- sion. 3 -bedroom stet. upper 2 floors. pool, air. new Toter tsar.. len- i . UN69 stoa- CeMn. $1050 . tea. lsv Iasi. F6.1. 416-SO56B13 6 MONTH$ FIMEI Rem to own 2 or 3 -bedroom fhorhNs avattlN. 4 new aDPianr4t ndo$K SM down Lkwntd supply. J FrowN Atsodate Broker )28-941{ Colones Safer R -E, fIMCOE a AOEIAOE Area. small 3 bedroom Suitable for WO tawny. SBOO pus ue11- Na. Apt Jaw 1. can (905) N3.5117 (Days) or NOS► 427- 1637 (Eve) ark for Abe. A GREAT SEAL. 3 atnun Frees Own your own Nowa. 2 a 3 bedrooms. refnwbi W. 4 new appmom, no marry $72.900 OAC AYrtia Pam. Co~ Banker (905)728- 9411 a Ta (905)127.M04 Old 201 ROOM for rem, fully lur- rxshed. 2 minutes from down- town Oshawa. $350lmoth. $80/wek Absolviiey a cleath and soba house 7266575. ROOMS FOR RENT - Har- woadl*2. $400 . S45Wmo. No peWrion-smokers preferred. &6128-8634 or 420.0401 urtr.d WORKING FEMALE looking for unfurnished room, must be located in the heart of Ajax or Pickering. Feb.1, 98. $400/ mo. Call 509--7939 1 slww A FATHER of 1 nas spacious luxury country front to *AM. own Dtdr 1, apr f65ovociiatint i ckehir"ral Mf": AragOo. wwmtbateb P�n/tr female. Yoe-saroier Saet se- aYs bill* tYrrotfehen. 906 *=MA-Furrwo room in central location. Yak of fe - Christmas Bills?? Consolidate them all into one low payment and start the new year right. Purchases/Refinance/Consolidabons 1st, 2nd, 3rd LoaiWPLC 11 you have been tumed down for any type of financing come and see me today. All applications accepted and processed. Never any up front fees. Robert Brown (905) 428-1232 Ajax days (905) 668-4955 Whitby eve/wknds. Johnston & Cook Financial Services Inc. • 1 Tinders • 1 Tondsrs I THE REGIONAL i MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR THE COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, PROCESSING AND MARKETING OF RECYCLABLES FROM MULTI -UNIT RESIDENTIAI. BUILDINGS T-398-98 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., TUESDAY, JANl1ARY 27,1998 Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at tel. (905)371-3311. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J.S. LORNE C.E.T., M.B.A., CPPD, Manager of Stippity & Services, 60 Bond Street. West, 2nd 6001, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 886 mak welcome SM math iachwve. awNatfe =Mo.1 1 ' '""' 1 1 T° dakM Flba us-OW4 iw ,a SAN PICK EpNC. Reduced real Y W'W' � eat o Whitby LANCE SEMI on quiet street evchange for Bargain 3 -bedroom. 2-sweir• m desirable area d Mom k Otats in laeAt vow walYat Oaaftn. Baratta Oshawa. FYYgied baaawrt. fb e to � schoG000ls. loriepa. Obit b Sepersle tlMpp a dlmrtq rObm. tclhoak905439,M. rice $4195 Doww: 7 bdroontt. W -on kitchen. fist Wn bupr. OAC Cab Jan fehRC4dyard. hmdwiood Dors. M• 1 i Trwdtau. Auc Mr. Room $112.00 CaN 136-0465. s SWAM Ry 905-6611-3800. ase en aWrhntrN.y LOVELY faintly none for sale In oven. WNr1BT. Godes a Deaths. 3 OSHO A 4 Months Fres 304m, sem. Air Con., be b"Ao* Vold Cama wt Both. YhdrdtC'good knM SM bedroom F•rhCtd Nat 111- 850 sq.2nd M ham' tom'. Sim. Out St. (Oboes) Character. Must. to n pswKma7; s LSU �a Feb.1 (613) 478-3718. kips POVM extras imoso a$4 eondit- warmth i chatty. Flow raO 879 2782 drive Awlabk FtbAOr 30 ora" from Osrt 6wdWw ons. Cal 905-729- appoirdmats 3 Spm ►ICfE AN, UverpooYBayly. available Feb 1su baw wt C ACA 2 btOroIN F.Ait am plus 40%. MS)420-". FICNENNIB law ?-bedroaw basement. quiet home Marry extras, hrVASSL raknahces, no Das. $130 nedwai Son, Ile vi: t aOuN wekoa. 905) Q01349 PN3MMM. RabvaW 2- btdroom Oaernat private SM plug 906./264533. or Come. 600 2nd Or 5500. l79t � atKw, $239.000 906435-.3434 9054b rms 1200 56 O. 2nd OOa .1.600 3 GEONOOM house. two 4 pt NONTNWEST Oshawa 3 bW sq R. main Cal 434-2447 baths. newry retion". 2- room detached garage. Move 1 TOS or NS -4132 storey Nick. Carries ler leuN. pet, than nM. $110000. Call A HcarOIST SEE AN OSHMaO SOUTH - 3 abwYte ta schools t mo ALL INCLM Fest/ 10. kallible Feb.l (905)57} CANNWE NNl TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E OSIMna Jan and Fab. avail - drive. 1,hoed yard. watt b V"". 3 btdaooN, 4 cep aba(y 434-3972. GO. S750/abnh inhciKia. Mow yard. pab Available i ANdd". Days: 000 Per No. Plot 14 Ind FON AOR Spacloug 3 btd- 14M478.75M at 221. Dun- a Mdro Cam Toy (905) room sCYN boast. "Woo fah ewtdra8r 116260 9591 404 2861 >• MadYsivt Available a each IIDEAL (905)725 9681. $84.500 Dont fltfilm. must 1 p0ledblm� ExCEPT10Ml Yank, north- NO! Cam John Hartford at (905)721-1141 3SO bo A titliMnd east brKk Am 3.1 bdrm. 2- stony wygmrape, 3 baOYoonn. MIfTBY. dose to sdaook. oltiN wlla dpop SSeePp Oft Minty nn FP CA CV dock WANiohd from basemen. So- •ttpoenw on 1162.500. Ac- R.E. 433-8054 law apartmen, ravine let. 4 - PA in �� Almm tail . Alefor PER IODIC% I WILL pay can ler Your monoOui*m !W $162900 ea•e ewe a eew able. Cal (90) 6 ss�tE - 1000 W A. • 1 PdreoN818 - 1 PWOO=ie tTOD10 �"Of"'4TH GENERATION anrwe- OF PSYCHICS tI a 9905) 576-2322-- 976 Skncoe St. N. Oshawa 776 'lifts Sr.•f644 ANKS TO ST JUDE and the Iced Heart of Jesus for favours red- May the Sacred Heart of Jesus adored, glorified, loved and pre - red throughout the world now forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus for us. St. Jude, worker of min - ]Piny for 114. St. Jude, helper of the pray for us. Say this pn�►er nine for mine days. flus gra es a day never failed, and you prayers will answered. Publication must be Mused. J.H. 0 FOR SALE or leap. Ajax. corner Rdhergert and KiW ston Rd. 2300 sq. It.. 1 storey buildingparkring sPacesCaN(W5)426--1171 MmMY =NET PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without going bankrupt or being gamisheed. Everyone accepted regardless 01 credit rating. Call for free information 905-576-3505. Student loans included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU NRUTW RE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SWAM ANT CONTRACTS. i 1 mm9nal Irhthranhce MORTGAGES Construction Filascing Prilrate 1st. Ni 2nd. • no application or appraisal tines • no uprorM broker lee Call J. Wyger (905)985-9106 ana ugry. rvtanc.ng for any sur -pose. rates from 4.49%. All IMorVmgw 66e- 6905 orNeriYwom ESTABLISHED Vending route (pop/snack), excision ac- counts. modem e,Aripw a salon Ywrves ONE Can 906-666-7570 alter Spn or leave masa0, GET PAID aspeople watch digital satellite TV! 416-391-6088 24 hr. recording Additional info 839-5252 GOLF SALES REP - Malar O s Goll Co requues Saws Rps. Mint be mid-bw TOC► and won conY•cfN �a the goooaYwutgi.lay doee poises 10 Mltre�► A"Of ea o booNawg gm rwartrt rest apply Cal (905) LAYOFFS! ve income security er41 your edoan. Start yyour n Watkins Homc siness for under I limited time rr of S65 in FREE educts. Foiloodo inveosW 905.435-4719 wades, Ind. Rep. NY AMD silt sneuhine fig . = (9�j613 2975 b • 1 Combe TIME KM IN SfJmfg wont of slamer a shortwave January ms - owing On Salwdey 1. Free Nry 1 350 Wbvm MM 51. E. (at W son). (mww2loo ler acre HEAVENLY L•4YC6NC At, swans. Find ofd orad• wimwn. 52 n-1111in. •18«'24 hint. 1- 9W-451-3763. WMEW Ft-, $2.W Mk 1sT 24 hours. 1-900- 451-371111;. DW NOW SCOPE 1-9oo-w-nm. $5.00 24 hum INVEs - N1ws i possit ow NYNa1ms. 1100451- 36360ed NO. $321hale. Met be 18. T -Ione. DOOM 9r US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (ft um ASL S. San service a Fliepairs 905437-0940 FbddW baSNDemsaddr'oT1a and I 'nI IDIOM 6kN)e4 N Work �2 QIMIQINBBd. 42! 21LMtlsr AWAASLE 6791149. ..dfww P1CN�a: Brddr/Fmcb. 1• befirow NW - =A 'm *$1 0 Yo100r M NEN1tis: Is. vil- "C- (= PAANVA wtaNwht bsinow apt, dose b as aMatiNes. . pays des" COW. a* bulk 1100 Octad St. DShiwl. Tow hamu a 51.). sm,j M tea. lepllt8t. AN irehoot ¢oMd tp, bo Mel b Na. awaNlblt imNtdialgy. For awwa de6i is. Available Fdrmy 151.905.4261916. 2 MODO W. IN be 4 bMkOO w g1.*. Carnes WemOMu your cotw"m AN ante iA Toa. a Thurs. 2-5pm. shta6AdlWde tuft a we you IiN or AttilaSat. Who. GO ler daii11. a SAN. 12 -IgM. Or ler Alen tdin d Pat 906•sep,n ss�tE - 1000 W A. 94va laf. RsaNy-Met 579.1146. wicar m SloraM bWdm1 wilehedRfela l iNMsobiMa.433-79b.i50. O a Os" 206 S AMM 700= Tows am aim. 2"0* wr rNONy alga CAN AdMa�5"71"20"16 U wI& ft E.. S20Wmo.. 623 as I r O"M Dec. ,bail. 713. IMMA RS - NORTH Odom. pN Awl" Ma" 1d. 2656 mono qpyet Nubia. fMl. P1Nq.476.3MI6. eogl- m MOs. O*A" 1, 2 a 3 bedloome. Naar GO. FbNAa31. 923 2900 WIM W- 3 bedroonN Kwan beabn. singe doable 401. Shops. ParkYg hypphN/ hO1W MSO. deft gwam avebw Faaq Front Oddthorw S1�ODIma j905)725 9991. sive. A. pastil tPmale C" IK ISM OrYMrdbNomrwt2Ma rIw , 966721-2232. 416 721Z or cbM b 401. aZZI � i2ahm. olio* $1085 pia antStita SOUTH AJAX. Nicely Tm mo NC F. 3 (O�}{27-OQZO LL 1 bedroom bee.NM aK . b Nacos m101abda. ahtraNy to � abM-ta�l "So MrSIM 1M Rai 1irFr offs Nt, f725hNp. illdeKiM •w-'t;•� (905)987-1110 Insist Harry 905-831-- 5'tl-1 om 41" led � �2 _1 ROOK fepow USF trance. t eaft. rs- l I Mia HmNAN AAAr 2 bedrooM . IDL ItsW. t�iet no*$Moior For Ide In euNdrel. t11Oi6a N1�ta0d. lard. parltlnp 2 ars. Iallsfi AYaNaIIe Near bus. sINpPNa a air, 0 btNgMaL SM PhN moaal CAN MKS sdbds. am, nice cera. k a wk MMediiky., 663- frtnebes. AWfI ienMNd. CAO ('S) 4264213 or Mn mmmsW • . 6145. LAW iEM1 3 btdroomt. std /loss".t lard m hm. tlwo. dock. country AaMaW MOmNMmleb. (906) �N I nv. modem 2 -bedroom, IIItth wt�d Civic $625 • e 0, w 151 637-1774. Flat and Oa. fridge, stove. aY fatale• Olx, VA* to Gotela perNirq a lip. Aniftle Feb 1st. 723-7324 AWMAKE I Mlomlmll. arse furnished room, GMM assig $61SeW00 GI 43;i- 8669 or 1304606. $.silly SEM: 3 bed. 5ht be0. flow bIMINn. bdL 6o a dry Bre. WtMTSTA WVNMN MLE. 2-mom Bedroom hinced fyaarrOdNvail-� meal: 1905 #N Mee. RW cable. lalevbonm. eNN Ntdt�le ta"°br p'e am leo ' Cal 9os W nkreeaces: AYaNilk tercel 404 -Mt cur 416 45. MBIda 1st. (116) 5Z0-aR3. • 1 PdreoN818 - 1 PWOO=ie tTOD10 �"Of"'4TH GENERATION anrwe- OF PSYCHICS tI a 9905) 576-2322-- 976 Skncoe St. N. Oshawa 776 'lifts Sr.•f644 ANKS TO ST JUDE and the Iced Heart of Jesus for favours red- May the Sacred Heart of Jesus adored, glorified, loved and pre - red throughout the world now forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus for us. St. Jude, worker of min - ]Piny for 114. St. Jude, helper of the pray for us. Say this pn�►er nine for mine days. flus gra es a day never failed, and you prayers will answered. Publication must be Mused. J.H. 0 FOR SALE or leap. Ajax. corner Rdhergert and KiW ston Rd. 2300 sq. It.. 1 storey buildingparkring sPacesCaN(W5)426--1171 MmMY =NET PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without going bankrupt or being gamisheed. Everyone accepted regardless 01 credit rating. Call for free information 905-576-3505. Student loans included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU NRUTW RE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SWAM ANT CONTRACTS. i 1 mm9nal Irhthranhce MORTGAGES Construction Filascing Prilrate 1st. Ni 2nd. • no application or appraisal tines • no uprorM broker lee Call J. Wyger (905)985-9106 ana ugry. rvtanc.ng for any sur -pose. rates from 4.49%. All IMorVmgw 66e- 6905 orNeriYwom ESTABLISHED Vending route (pop/snack), excision ac- counts. modem e,Aripw a salon Ywrves ONE Can 906-666-7570 alter Spn or leave masa0, GET PAID aspeople watch digital satellite TV! 416-391-6088 24 hr. recording Additional info 839-5252 GOLF SALES REP - Malar O s Goll Co requues Saws Rps. Mint be mid-bw TOC► and won conY•cfN �a the goooaYwutgi.lay doee poises 10 Mltre�► A"Of ea o booNawg gm rwartrt rest apply Cal (905) LAYOFFS! ve income security er41 your edoan. Start yyour n Watkins Homc siness for under I limited time rr of S65 in FREE educts. Foiloodo inveosW 905.435-4719 wades, Ind. Rep. NY AMD silt sneuhine fig . = (9�j613 2975 b • 1 Combe TIME KM IN SfJmfg wont of slamer a shortwave January ms - owing On Salwdey 1. Free Nry 1 350 Wbvm MM 51. E. (at W son). (mww2loo ler acre HEAVENLY L•4YC6NC At, swans. Find ofd orad• wimwn. 52 n-1111in. •18«'24 hint. 1- 9W-451-3763. WMEW Ft-, $2.W Mk 1sT 24 hours. 1-900- 451-371111;. DW NOW SCOPE 1-9oo-w-nm. $5.00 24 hum INVEs - N1ws i possit ow NYNa1ms. 1100451- 36360ed NO. $321hale. Met be 18. T -Ione. DOOM 9r US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (ft um ASL S. San service a Fliepairs 905437-0940 FbddW baSNDemsaddr'oT1a and I 'nI IDIOM 6kN)e4 N Work �2 QIMIQINBBd. 42! 21LMtlsr w 1 RagimaUons • 1 Regime" • 1 RogigraMons • 1 R•gimad_4 :11 wapro wW is :11 Ynpro""ft LE CONSEIL CATHOLIQUE FRANCOPHONE invite les parents A inscrire lour enfant A LA MATERNELLE OU AU JARDIN D'ENFANTS pour SEPTEMBRE 1998 L' inscription aura lieu le mercredi 28 janvier 1998 de 9h00 A 11h30 et de 13h00 A 15h30 Pierre Boutin / Surintendant de 1'education LIPCOLE CATHOLIQUE FRANCAISE DE UkOLF CATHOLIQUE FRANCAISE PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY D'OSHAWA Notre-Dame-de-la-Jeunesse Ecole Corpus -Christi 71, avenue Ritchie, Ajax 362, avenue Hillside, Oshawa Suzanne Godin-Galipeault, directrice Helene Boudreau, directrice Te1: 905-428-1460 Tel: 905-728-0491 CRITERES 1. Pour inscription a la matemelle, les enfants auront 4 ans a dater du 31 decembre 1998. 2. Pour inscription au jardin d'enfants, les enfants auront 5 ans a dater du 31 decembre 1998. 3. Presenter une preuve d'age: baptistairc, certiticat de naissance, enregistrement de naissance ou passeport. 4. Pour enregistrer votre enfant, le pare, la mere ou le tuteur doit etre catholique et inscrit comme contribuable des holes s6parees. REMARQUE • Le format du programme de maternelle (une demi-joumee coos les jours ou une jouim6e complete en altemance) sera d6cid6 par cheque ecole. • Les parents apporteront Ics fiches medicates sur les vaccins, les allergies, etc. • Veuillez communiquer avec votrc cook locale amnf mercredi 28 /wavier 1998 pour obtenir plus de rcnseignements ou prendre des dispositions pour l'inscription. Madeleine L. Champagne Charles Dupuis Direc:trice de I'education President CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. CWQ OW4 home renovations since 1975 Top quality basements, bathrooms and office renovations. 905-686-5211 3E KITCHEN REMODELLING Kevin Byrne Designs 420-3547 pager(416)337-6620 LMrovirn a storage : Isovinr a Stooge AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 : 1 1 Improvsthtsnes : 1 1 hnpro—e its RE -TILE MASTER ROME TUB AREA RENOVATIONS Complete The one to call when, your home needs 5525.00 renovating. 2 colours avail. Kilicherts, bathrooms. 416-282-8934 basements, terxss. (based on 65 sq.tt) stetdecla, panMlg 8 ppnerirtg. No lots is T.LT.•s cusrow oro lig or loo smarl. heat CARP1re7i7 & the spring nth and save CONTRACT+ 15% on Itdtw. call today lir see ..rat, •r.Ji.w«. . b� $05839-4041 0". .., ., a •Dori W Comm wt4 to 01'e1r T" lot esernift: 432-9115 630 • • � . 630M--,-,- 630 �• • 630 . • ., ; 630- ., , • - �,,,%c DISN,cl THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD � s Cz JUNIOR AND SENIOR Catbisbc School KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Q Applications for Septemtx:r 1998 registration will be held at each school 'D to 00(k(-; as follows: a° WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1998 oa 9:30 to 11:30 a -m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. AJAX SCHOOI % PICKERING SCHOOLS T. Freedman J -P Patenaude Superintendent of Education Superintendent of Education St. 111irnadette St- Catherine of Sines Holy Redeemer Our lady of the Bay Catholic School Catholic School Catholic School Catholic School 41 Bayly Street 15 Bennett Avenue 747 Liverpool Road x18 Eyer Drive Ajax LIS IP2 Ajax LIT3P1 Pickering L I W IR8 Pickering L I W 2K2 Principal: C. Edgecombe Principal: G. Kiernicki Principal: N. Robbrscheuten Principal: 1. Edgecombe Vice Prin: M. L. Elliott Vice Prin: B. Miettinen Vice Principal: K. Walsh 683-7125 683-0571 427-6101 683-6231 St- Francis de Saks St. Jansen St- Anthony DmW Sl- Isaac Jogues Catbisbc School Catba k School Catholic School Catholic School 72 Church Street 10 Clover Ridge Drive 2090 Duberry Drive 1166 Finch Avenue Ajax LIS 6B3 Ajax LIS 3E5 Picketing L I X IY5 Pickering LI V IJ6 Principal: B. A. Craig Principal: D. Hodkinson Principal: E. Snow Principal: L. Barnard 683-3320 Vice Principal: A. Gabriel Vice Principal: C. David Vice Principal: L. DelMonte uo.w,y a 427-3327 427-9610 683-2546 St. Jude St. Patrick St. Margoerile Beurgeays SL Motais Catholic Scheel Catholic School Catholic School Catbolk School 68 Coles Avenue 280 Delaney Drive 1765 Meadowview Avenue 275 Twyn Rivers Drive Ajax LIT 3H5 Ajax L I T 3N5 Pickering L IV 3G7 Pickering L I V I E3 Principal: E. JrnB Principal: R MacKinnon Principal: C. Hurst Principal: J. Kenrick Vice Principal: M. Goa Vince Prin- E. Nash Vice Principal: S. Quigley -Vice Principal: T. Haslam 428-9304 -427-2866 6864031 509-6691 St. Wilfrid St. Elisabeth Seton Catholic School Cathd6c School 2360 Southcott Road 490 Strouds Lane Pickering L I X 2S9 Pickering LI V 6W7 Principal: J. Johnston Principal: N. Dr3 ' : ' Vice Principal: B. McDonald Voce Principal: H. Guest 427-6225 839-0005 I . Children to be registered for Junior Kindergarten mast be 4 years of age on or before December 31, 1998. 2. Chikhm to be registered for Senior Kindergarten must be 5 years of age on or before December 31, 1998. 3. Proof of age is to be presented in the form of one of the following: Baptismal Record Birth Certificate, Birth Registration or Passport. 4. To register your child, one or both parents/guardians must be Catholic and a registered Separate School supporter. p . r.ACF fvivr • The format of the Kinderganen Program (every day for a half day or full day on alternate days) will be a local school decision. • Parents are requested to bring available health records on immunization, allergies, etc. • Please contact your local school M31M to W D12N SWAY JANUARY 28- /998 so as to obtain particular details and/or make arrangements for registration. G.A. Andrews J. McCafferty Director of Education Chair of the Board V-� ('WS Wall Coveriop Painting t1 Wallpapering Small repairs, dryvrall, wood finntm, professaw, reliable. reasonable. dean. Colin 839-7256 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1998 -PAGE 23 TMS PAINTING Slarsoe ' b DECOR : 1 p �� . • EnNrhirwiwM 125 a • • EnMAairrearM INTMOIR ; 1116 hnaz • EXOTIC ILXTERIOR HATE MASSAGE Painting Wallpapering 01Y6 O!N 0' Full Body • Good prices s [, fJ. ' Relaxation • Good wort[ 683-0707 SIMPLY THE uo.w,y a Mel 57a16-6553 BEST $20 579-1501 7day/wk P'KK�ING � TMS PAINTING Slarsoe ' b DECOR : 1895 Clements, �'Wiil- 125 a Interior 8 Exterior European Workman -fait 905-426-4466 ship ,(Brock Rd. b Bailey) r Fast, clean, 10 yews experew reliable service. sin SELL IT NOW 420-0081 CALL 683-0707 uo.w,y a W Party services Party services MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move wrrythmg arywhere. irronse. Ammerdal OrPadlavig. swap rt5rdmtal. borxes available 3 nW month discounts. Free 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, sensors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved. also storage space avaifabk. Comparaabb7le rates. Call (t1-IW2658M MICHALSKI MOVING Mom Apanmmts i t. a. Appianns aW Pwm Specialists Now Ire have treteto shorage urfts Sew and Nr4Monm Discounts Ueented. MKur•d. free Es- trniets Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Exp.'rfenced C1,011111 movers 13a,gam rates. nomas. oft", apt. sec Piano P.. , :1 fYthdyrrtsn 2e0-5613 TED S HOME HANDYMAN And [tearing services al work at flat rues. No job leo stool (9� 839-M :1 R.6v 1 floerrg, t:aneww A&C ROOFING, CARPET Shingling. all types of WTAt1AT10NS roofs, new and old. 25 years experience. Workmanship Guar- restretching. our anteed. 10% Discount Speciality. to Seniors, fully in- I I Free estimates. sand. Free estimases. D i a Dome, Call Adrew sit W-1796 er U7 -IM (11[6)421114M Morns . 1 hYYq i • Omens. del. ateN��R FURNITURE REFINISHING Restore old Turn. to its rxigir►al beauty. Mand stripped. Free estimates. Ian TUARANT W PARI MG A PL" NEW -No im too ar or stir! shm Voss amara mltrbdr foe asrratu! C.r s" MKhtstrl6 c.I for a RtEE Estirtr. I tsar [[leis • sti-7K-!!Zit 40441019 . • 1 Music GF tMAN PAINTER Over 30 Yrs. Perk— tap�m& drylvaillL HARRY 428-2679 LESSONS Let Don Malcolm Toronto's organ Grinder' teact. your future Virtuosos in-home on that Christmas keyboard. Call 416-497-6257 lItABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 668-4932 CLOWN / MAGICIAN t3 • Live animals a All occasions • All ages Ca II Jeff (905) 839-7057 the clown e animal brallors. • roes • face panning I• maltic 9 %ongs r r DIA.A\E PEPPER __ �_J Ivor► 6.o-�x�1x • • YfeMff • • WM1Mf • $er11p! seM1Mxs FI�IAEART NIORS FRS ICE -S & Older Adults individuals with experience g services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call 905-420-5114 ART • • Arlin - - • • Ada. • Enhrtarrrent • ErsrteMwmr a gentleman's bestlrranrd EXCEPTIONAL L!►DIES SER%ING DURI1A.M REGION acr s�wlllfY at: DISCRETION GUARANTEED 4E04k-8761 Vern= de w"y toFMVim "Pemvd 560 wit don Fa m it6w:km oriA d 6r cm iAnmin rip to 3000 s4 N. �'Wiil- v= a" - - j ft Gsrisralrs Window AMOK mu Ww mamm atTiVia(lu we 1111111 tam q prioea 20% os br ssraa 10 yews experew c.I for a RtEE Estirtr. I tsar [[leis • sti-7K-!!Zit 40441019 . • 1 Music GF tMAN PAINTER Over 30 Yrs. Perk— tap�m& drylvaillL HARRY 428-2679 LESSONS Let Don Malcolm Toronto's organ Grinder' teact. your future Virtuosos in-home on that Christmas keyboard. Call 416-497-6257 lItABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. 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