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Pickering appear to he sitting "Basically, any calculations pretty without a computer chat dealt with dates would care In the world. have unpredictable results. -I checked out quite a and the results would tx: guar - while ago and we do not have antced to be wrong" a problem;' says Town gener- For Pickering, says Mr. at manager Tom Quinn. "Our Storms, it "would have been a systems will roll into the year - massive problem" The Town 2000 without any difficulty" TOM QUINN has three major systems — The rection Pickering is in 'Without any property (which holds such a good position, explains difficulty' records for building permits, Jon Storms, the Town's man- - -- — assessment information. ctc.). ager of information systems, is be- financial (keeping track of Town hud- cause all its major computer software gets and accounts), and recreation was rewritten or purchased within the last two years. ..We made sure they were year 2000 compliant before we purchased the photo by A.J. Groen new systems;' says Mr. Storms. "Oth- erwise it might have been a little em - 1. A brief look at boxers i°g The source of the year 2000 diffi- culty, he explains, is that many of the computer software programs currently Ajax Mayor Steve Parish doesn't seem to Durham Homepreneurs. The boxer shorts in use were written in the '70s and '80s mind being fitted for a pair of boxer shorts were made and marketed by a group of Ju- when shortage of memory space was a by Ajax -Whitby Liberal MP Judi Longfield. nior Achievers. Sharing a laugh in the back- greater Problem, so two digits were al - The pair were out on Sunday at the Junior ground is Durham Regional Chairman Roger located to represent each year. As a re - Achievement booth at an event hosted by the Anderson. re- sult, 1998 was only des - Durham pitches in to help storm -ravaged neighbours Crews from Durham Region and five area municipalities are in the Ottawa -Car- leton Region helping the community recov- er from last week's devastating ice storms. Work crews and mechanics from the Re- gion, Pickering, Ajax. Whithy. Oshawa and t L` ti Clarington left Clarington Saturday morn- "They are in desperate need of assis- ing to help with the clean-up expected to tance. There's no question they needed last until the end of this week. . help. There's no municipality I can think of Durham Region Chairman Roger Ander- that could go through what they're going son says he called Ottawa -Carleton officials through. to see if they wanted help. i 1 See DURHAM/Page 3 i The best digital PCS plan for under $20 with the most free minutes and the widest digital coverage. See PICKERING/Page 3 INSIDE Volunteering - Exeter students arc u.%ed to helping out in their community - page 6. Editorial Page ......... ...4 Sports ................12 Classified ..............13 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 F.rnail ................ thisweek0istar.ca Internet .......... h tt p: // www. du rhamnews. nt t i''7tleans en1Ylet: WITCaa UsedaiderBowe. I SAGE 3.THE NEWS AWFML4p[TUESDAY, UMIARY IX IM ..,.. - .. . Durham Regional Police holiday RIDE charges for final three weeks The following are the names of peo- ple charged by Ontario Provincial Police and Durham Regional Police with alco- hol-related driving offences during the final three weeks of the holiday season RIDE programme. Included are those charged by officers on regular patrols. George Eric MacDonald, 49, Kirk - field, exceed limit; Richard Fukumoto, 34. Scarborough, impaired driving, ex- ceed limit; David Harold Brouse, 38, Er- ickson Drive, Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit. Sandra Andrews, 41, Long Drive, Whitby, exceed limit; Roger Wayne Andrews, 49, Long Drive, Whit- by, impaired driving, exceed limit; Thomas Joseph Collins. 26. Applewood Crescent, Whitby, impaired driving, ex- ceed limit, drive without licence, taking motor vehicle without licence, improper plates: Robert William Cooper, 38, Angus Street, Ajax, exceed limit. David Mari: Ruff, 31, Kinmount Crescent, Os- hawa, exceed limit. Eric Charles, 38, Gill Street. Ajax, exceed limit; Paul Suruj- paul, 47, Maplewood Drive, Whitby, ex- ceed limit, impaired driving; Kim George Kimmerly, 41, Kinmount Cres- cent. Oshawa, refuse to provide breath sample and no licence; Ronald Joseph Landry, 35, Wentworth Street, Oshawa, exceed limit; Jeffrey William Cooke. 22, Lobelia Court, Oshawa, exceed limit, Daniel Walter Ruddock, 25, Buena Vista Avenue, Oshawa, exceed limit; Gary Walter Stewart. 51, Frost Drive. Whitby, exceed limit; Angus MacLennan. 41, Taunton Road, Oshawa, exceed limit; Luke Elliot DaSilva, 25. Overbank Drive, Oshawa, exceed limit; Victor William Porter, 31. Nonquon Road, Os- hawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; Giuseppe Lena, 20, Taunton Road, Hampton, exceed limit, impaired dri- ving; Lisa Rae Owen, 21, Copperfield Drive, Oshawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; Diana Love, 22, Taunton R(ad, Oshawa, exceed limit, Andre Robert Howells, 42. Markham, exceed limit; Randall Cuthbert Livingstone, 39. Hawkins Crescent, Ajax, exceed limit; Marie Richard Brandt, 35. Albert Street, Oshawa, exceed limit, impaired driving, drive while prohibited; Richard Glen Napper, 29, Fundy Crescent, Oshawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; David John Bolton, 40. Southgate Drive, Os- hawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; Pamela Ruth Loyko. 33, no fixed ad- dress, impaired driving, exceed limit, ob- struct police, personation; Derek Powell, 28, Balsam Crescent. Oshawa, impaired driving, exceed limit, possession of nar- cotic; Ryan Arsenault, 25, Pickering Parkway, Pickering, impaired driving, exceed limit, drive under suspension; Jason Paul Rye, 32, Ormond Drive, Os- hawa, impaired driving, exceed limit, mischief over $5,000, theft over $5,000, drive while prohibited, possession of break-in instruments, dangerous driving; Michael C. Laird, 40, Dundas Street East, Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit; Robert George Grey, 58, Carnegie Avenue, Oshawa, impaired driving, ex- ceed limit; Derek S. Mortimobe, 33, Stevenson Road South, Oshawa, im- paired driving, exceed limit; Marlyn May Bull, 49, Wilson Road South, Os- hawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; William John Worth, 22, Davids Cres- cent, Orono, impaired driving, exceed limit; Thomas J. Mayhew, 32, Brownsville Road, Newcastle, impaired driving, exceed limit; David Roderick MacLean, 40, Abbot Crescent, Picker- ing, impaired operation of a vehicle, refuse to provide breath sample; Phyllis G. Snyder, 44, Scarborough, impaired driving, exceed limit; Douglas J. Hawkins, 39, Kingston Road, Ajax, im- paired driving, exceed limit, drive with- out licence, obstruct police; Jeffrey M. Montaigue, 21, Jamieson Court, Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit; Gaetan Labric, 29, Scarborough, impaired dri- ving, exceed limit, Harold Mark Barlow, 28, Scarborough, impaired driving, ex- ceed limit; Jason Kelsey Debruyn. 23, Ridgevalley Drive. Oshawa, exceed limit; David Stuart Smith, 21, Haskness Street, Whitby, exceed limit; Craig William Mastrangelo, 26, Prince Rupert Drive, Oshawa, exceed limit; Gregory Bell Holman, 53, McBrady Crescent. Pickering, impaired driving, exceed limit; Russell D. Zulkowski, 29, Holt Road, Bowmanville, impaired driving, exceed limit-, Douglas Lornie Seeley. 41, Gothic Drive, Oshawa, exceed limit; Paul J. Roussy, 33, Taunton Road, Bow- manville, exceed limit; Terry Lynn Rose, 40, Ritson Road South, Oshawa, refuse to provide breath sample; Oscar Nelson Curtis, 30. Peterborough, impaired dri- ving, exceed limit, dangerous driving, Holly Ann Bowe. 21, Wellington Street. Whitby, exceed limit; Arthur H1 n,_- Kim% 48, Newmark Road, Pickering, exceed limit; John Michael Kettrick, 39, Glenayr Gate, Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit; Alan Wolske, 35, Perry Street, Whitby, ex- ceed limit. Robert Lyons, 47, Visser Court. Whitby, im- paired driving, ex- ceed limit; Michael G. Collins, 32, West Hill, exceed limit; Hugh B. Honsbcrger, 45, Simcoe, ex- ceed limit; Michael Russell Willett, 34, Perry Street. Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit, operate unsafe vehicle; Susan Hansen, 26, Springdale Court, Oshawa, impaired driving, exceed limit; Nick Macolino, 33, Featherwood Court, Oshawa, impaired driving, exceed limit: Stephen Michael Corazza, 40, =_ bournePlace, Whitby, impaired driving, exceed limit; Jeanne Noble, Ajax, im- paired driving, exceed limit; Daniel Cyr, Hawkesbury, impaired driving, exceed limit. Due to provisions in the Young Of- fenders Act, two youths cannot be named in connection with charges against them during the RIDE pro- gramme. Youth, 16, Oshawa, exceed limit, impaired driving, dangerous dri- ving, breach of probation, theft over $5,000, possession stolen property over $5,000, mischief endangering life, fail to stop for police, drive at unlawful hour under Class GI licence, drive with blood-alcohol concentration above zero under Class G1 licence, Youth, 15, Brampton, exceed limit, drive without li- cence, consume liquor under 19. IN BANKRUPTCY VAN('H offering all uuolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 30 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG 72 Ki nit SL W 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. SALE NIRGA1NS IN TODAY'S News AdYe= Tues., Jan. 13,1998 News Advertiser ' Aqua Line Pick. ' Goligers Travel Plus Pick. ' Junko Video AjazlPick. Paulmac's Pick. ' Shoppers Drug Mart Apzl d. ' Weslney Guardian Drug Aran ' White Rose A00 dc, ' Zellers ApzlPi& ' Lklimal to xkcied 1louxW& only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue tx)x Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers._ call ALVINK�xa.�n„�r BROUWER at 683-5110. y ---I 1' E Kelsey Tuesday's carrier of the week is Kelsey. Kelsey enjoys playing soccer, basketball & volleyball. Kelsey will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Burger King. Congratulations Kelsey for being our carrier of the week. 1WROM KING Committed to ExceUence 11ti1) Kingston Rd, 1'tckcr:rL: 315 .W Kcnnc \%(\ . We're online at durhamnews.netl Regiot n's school boards tackle 2"M0MSE0M niE0SDAY, glRY i13tchAGE 3 BY SUSAN O NEILL AND LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTERS With the year 2000 approaching, officials at the region's two school boards are taking steps to ensure com- puter glitches aren't a prob- lem in the new millennium. Computer programmers at the Durham District School Board have been working to ensure all sys- tems are year 2000 compli- ant for several years now, re- ports Dave Snoddon, super- intendent of education re- sponsible for technical and information services. "Any programme we've developed in the last three to five years would have been made year 2000 compliant," he explains, noting student records, accounting and purchasing programmes are "all potentially im- pacted by the year 2000" Unless computer programmes are recoded, computers will read the last two digits in the year as '00' when the century changes, Mr. Snoddon notes. "Basically it would become difficult to find records," he says. While Mr. Snoddon says pro- gramme changes will "in- volve some work and some investment," he notes the work is being completed "for a fairly modest cost" because it's being done by computer programmers currently em- ployed by the board. Based on the amount of time spent on the project, the board estimates it will cost $150,000 in salaries and ben- efits, with some of the cost to be picked up by the separate board DAVE SNODDON `All potentially impacted.' Pickering doesn't foresee year 2000 computer problems PICKERING/From page 1 (handling recreation department data such as recreation complex member- ship). Pickering's property system soft- ware was rewritten two years ago in- house, a new recreation system was purchased two years ago, and the fi- nancial software is currently being re- placed. Without the new 2000 compliant fi- nancial software, notes Mr. Storms, "year-end calculations would be just horrendous" as the turn of the century approached. Confusion would also have reigned in areas such as property and building records and recreation memberships. Pickering has also been lucky in terms of the cost of adapting to the year 2000 change. Since the three new systems were being replaced anyway, compliance will not create any extra costs for taxpayers, explains Mr. Storms, and it has not taken up extra time for staff. It appears the Town's computers at least are ready for the next millennium, and Mr. Storms is not expecting any last-minute glitches to mess things up. "We are looking extremely good. I foresee no problems at all" Durham helps eastern region dig out of devastating ice storm DURHAM/From page 1 body appreciates them being there "As municipal politicians and re- gional politicians, if we can offer as- sistance to a municipality in an emergency situation, we'd do every- thing we can to assist, as they would if the situation was reversed. "I'm pleased the municipalities jumped on the bandwagon so quick- ly," he says. Ajax operations general manager Frank Hull reports the Town has sent a brush chipper and staff members Dave Garner, Fred Heber .and Steve Russell, who vol- unteered to go to Ottawa. We had a dozen who wanted to volunteer. We had to do the short -straw, name out of a hat, to pick the crew. These guys were the lucky ones. Apparently they're on a high right now, the adrenaline is running" The Ajax crew is work- ing in downtown Ottawa, AND near the Parliament build- •� ings. ""Ilse residents treat them des well and are thanking them. When they go to a restaurant, every - and thanks them. They re well re- ceived." Pickering Hydro came to the res- cue of the ice -storm ravaged Ottawa area by sending staff and equipment there Thursday. Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma says he received a call from Nepean Hydro at 3 a.m. Thurs- day. ` It became obvious that they needed help in dealing with the dis- astrous ice storm," says Mr. Wiersma. "We responded by contacting our staff at 6 a.m., and we had four jour- neyman linemen and two trucks on the way to Ne- pean. We know what it's like to face emergencies and we were more than willing to help out:' Pickering Hydro staff will be working in Nepean until ERSON utility can gain control of the monumental task of Y are to cleaning up after the ice perste treed' storm. Numerous customers are being affected by downed power lines. which purchases some services from the public board. Cleary Smith, superintendent of business for the Durham Catholic District School Board, says computer glitches aren't a worry within the separate system. He says the board recently replaced its ad- ministrative computer system as part of its strategic plan to "upgrade" all computers. "We're not anticipating any problems," he says, noting while the separate board shares on- line financial and personnel programmes with the public board, staff at the public board are upgrading those programmes. The public board is now in the midst of rewriting its financial programmes, partly to en- sure they will work properly at the turn of the century, but also "to make it more flexible" than it currently is, Mr. Snoddon says. He notes changes have already been made to the board's student data base that records infor- mation such as a student's birthdate, address. relevant medical history and contact numbers for parents or guardians. The board expects all programmes will be year 2000 compliant by early to mid -1999. As a retailer of quality merchandise, it is our policy to ensure that everything we sell meets our high standards. However, we have been alerted this V9W CAIrM offered as our bonus during Christmas '97 could pose a potential fire hazard, if used irioornxiAo,. The following instn�tions show what's correc,'t. W is srnooth s rounded. 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'VIJAY BADHWAR • DENTISTRY ® New Patfients tf xd Eeraenc es Welcome COIIMNI�NN� k coin in " AJOX PIOm Ol 1 iz 1'lorwood to m L PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1VM Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser di*torials aetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-51 10 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial That's the way to show some class Lost amid all the hype over Bill 160 was the pledge by Education Minister Dave Johnson and Premier Mike Harris that the education system would he improved in time. The other shoe dropped last week when announcements were made by Mr. Johnson which indicates high school learning will he intensified and improved over the next few years. Students who enter Grade 9 in 1999 will now need just four years to finish a high school education, bringing On- tario in line with all other provinces in Canada as well as the United States. The process of destreaming has been dropped in favour of programmes which focus on academ- ic Grade 9 courses for students who have their sights set on university and applied Grade 9 courses for those aiming at college or apprenticeships. Students will need to meet the requirements for two ad- ditional compulsory credits over the four-year period with an emphasis on a new curriculum focusing on math, lan- guage and science. A comprehensive literacy test will be administered during Grade 10 with remedial work assigned if necessary. Students will also have teacher advisers from Grade 7 to Grade 11 to help them make decisions about their future goals. The: most intriguing announcement involves a term of 40 hours of community service by each student in order to qualify for graduation. Charity groups will benefit from this but, more importantly, young students will get a chance to lend a helping hand to those less fortunate. It's a different kind of education than most students are used to, but it's one all can take advantage of. The changes can only improve and enhance the solid ed- ucation students now receive. Lending a hand Nobody said they had to do it, but how typically Cana- dian that Ontario Hydro crews would zip down the 401 to help struggling citizens in eastern Ontario and Quebec in the grip of the dreadful ice storm. As well, many local people have donated generators and other goods needed by those suffering from the cold and lack of power. And, the Region and five of its member municipalities have sent crews to help out the ice storm -ravaged Ottiwa area. It's reminiscent of the kind of help provided for the Saguenay and Red River regions when they were besieged by floods over the last few years. When Canadians see their neighbours in trouble, they don't ask how they can help, they ask how much they can help. And they help as much as they can. Bravo! (L�f To respond to this editorial call Infosowce at nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5112 I AMa,- , 2r.l MARIANNE 44PE TAKACSArl Pickering Staff Writer r e A royal makeover? I THE EAGLE HAS LANDED I v Letters to the editor Arthurs a stand-up leader To the editor: Re the letter in the Dec. 14 News Advertiser headlined 'In business, Arthurs would be fired'. I must re- spond to the comments made by Mr. Morris about Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs. Firstly, the comments relating to Mayor Arthurs abandoning the peo- ple of Pickering to seek the regional chairman's seat are misguided. The Iettw incorrectly infers that Mayor Arthurs was aware the regional chair- man's position was to become avail- able, but Jim Witty did not announce his intention to step down until after the municipal election. If we should be angry with anyone, it should be Mr. Witty. He had a fiduciary respon- sibility to make clear his intention Prior to the election. His failure to do so is inexcusable. In the business world, opportuni- ties arise for CEOs and senior execu- tives on a regular basis that may fur- ther their careers. Take for instance the elected positions in the World Trade Organization or the Interna- tional Monetary Fund. If we all thought that any experienced and ca- pable leader should be terminated from their present: positions for at- tempting to reach, not only for them- selves, but for their communities, the calibre of leader we would have lin such a position would leave us want- ing. In this particular situation at lost Mayor Arthurs won his election and received an overwhelming mandate from the people of Pickering to lead us once again. Roger Anderson can- not make that same claim. His own townspeople didn't think he was leadership material, and now he heads the entire region. Go figure. The letter writer's comments on accountability are without merit. Mayor Arthurs has done a stand-up job of leading the Town of Pickering. Pickering is a growing and vibrant community, no small thanks to the efforts of Mayor Arthurs. It is a com- munity I am proud to call home and raise my family in. We as a commu- nity should focus on Mayor Arthurs' record over the years, and not offer Petty criticism for his attempting to better serve his community by throw- ing his hat into the race for the re- gional chairman's job. Pickering could only have benefited had he won that seat. In the business world, any suc- cessful company and its board of di- rectors would take a look at ' the big Picture" and the inherent benefits that lie therein, before making any hasty, and perhaps erroneous decisions. Perhaps the writer's grasp of "die business woad" is not as firm as he would like to believe. So you've been all aflutter with excitement since hearing recently the Queen has commis- sioned a top polling company to survey the British public for their attitudes about the Royals? Unfortunately, we were scooped on that one But your intrepid correspondent was busy last week calling her overseas sources, and all the hard work finally paid off yesterday with the arrival at the office of a plain brown envelope, sans address_ It contained a list of the questions the pollsters will be asking focus groups, to help plan an impending makeover for Her Royal Highness. Remember, you saw them here first: 3 What should be done to update Her Majesty's fashion image? Will the Queen gain popularity with young people if she replaces her frumpy pun_ es with handbags in more happening designs'' ❑ Are Mrs. Windsor's hats costing her approval points? Should she try some modern styles, or will that diminish the sense of tradition and dignity she is working so hard to reflect with the current mod- els? L3 Should the Royal Family give up cell phones'' While their use lends the Windsors an up -to -dale, businesslike image, they do pose a national securi- ty risk. Prince Charles has already turned his in to his Mom, displaying a fine sense of putting public duty before Personal convenience or illustrating a desire not to be heard again expressing a wish to he a feminine personal hygiene product. ❑ Would it be wise for Her Majesty to take up the habit of weeping uncontrollably when one of her horses loses at AsLot? Or is there a better way to counter the impression created by the Queen's re- served manner that she is cold and uncaring? ❑ In order to help regular folks identify with the Royals, should the Queen's public relations office organize photo opportunities of them engaging in ordinary activities like taking the corgis for a walk in the gardens at Buckingham Palace, Sandring- ham or Windsor Castle, carrying a small shovel and stoop -and -scoop bag? How about installing a supermarket at the palace and inviting the tabs to take photos of Liz and P: -til doing their grocery shopping? ❑ Would it help dispel the public impression that Her Highness is aloof if she were to depart from centuries of royal tradition and allow herself, when she is being transported in one of her carriages or a limousine, to wave at her subjects with the palm of her hand facing outwards rather than inwards? Certainly, ordinary folks' responses to these and Other questions will help the Queen and her poll- sters determine what can be done to encourage the public to take the Windsors into their hearts again, and out of their minds, Marianne Takacs writesin our Tuesday rotation of 1'ieler Edwards, stag columnists. To respond to this cohmn call In - Pickering fosowre at 0383-7040 and dial 5108. Ajax Pickering Jo�NE News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, Sunday BIIRGHARD'I, Editor -m -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaWAutomotiveAdvenising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE. Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES Assistant Prod TO REACH US Gena'al: 683-5110 ClsdAM: 683-0707 Dkdrfttitm: 683-5117 AdotidCIIINi6W Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E -nasi!: thisweek0istar.ca The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newapapas. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board and the Ontario Pms Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space Price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5LILLIA y HOOD Administration Managermanager P'ttwww'durhanmews•net P +�► ++��rr ��ii }}�� ��[[ �rr THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, l"8 -PAGE 5 Rec Complex FITNESS CLASSESF Z r �� X20-2222 * 683-27`f0* _orpay S5 per class y 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660Schedule �k Web Site:. www.town.pickering.on.ca y � 683-6 82 'k I PUBLIC NOTICE OFF THE WALL" Jan. 15 Statutory Public Information Mtg. "HOME-BASED BUSINESS IN Full day workshop Town Hall Jan. 19 Council Meeting, Town Hall THE TOWN OF PICKERING • for youth to learn 'team Jan. 26 Executive Committee, Town Hall PR PROPOSED ZONING AND SIGN BY -LA building 'decision making AMENDMENTS & HOME-BASED BUSINESS LICENSING BY-LAW drug awareness and more Focusing around THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING The Town of Pickering Council will be considering zoning and sign by4 - law A ROCK CLIMBING WALL Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1990, amendments and a by-law establishing a licensing system to permit home-based businesses at its Meeting on Monday, January 19, 1998. each participant can try chaptersses E. Class Environmental Assessment for The Meeting will convene at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Location: Lincoln Alexander y Municipal Roads - Schedule B Civic Complex. There will be an opportunity make PP y to Community' Centre NOTICEthe comments at this Meeting as a delegation if you register your name with Town Clerk by Date: Saturday. Janus ry 1' Time: ID -00 a m. to 4:00 noon on Friday, January 16, 1998. p.m. (bring lunch) Respecting retirement of a portion of Rosebank Road. Pickering. being of the original between "If a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Town your Age. 13 to 16 years part road allowance Lots 30 and 31. of Pickering in respect of the proposed caning by-law does not make oral Range 3. B.FC., Pickering. submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Town NO FEE, BUT PRE- �C Subiect to any comments reeved as a result of this Notice. and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to Of Pickering before the proposed zoning by-law is adopted, the Ontario REGISTRATION IS �[ complete the retirement of Me road below. This section is kniga Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal." REQUIRED of road no required as pan of the maticipal read system as a reason for ckistn There u so cost Copies of the by-laws will be available for viewing at the office of the Town Clerk January Call The Youth Centre hese a ucthe t�� the Town of the rctirerticnt of this section of road, which is on and after 12, 1998. If you have any questions �- 428-1212 etpated to be completed by March 2, 1998. ease contact Valerie Rodrigues of the Planning 11lVliin Department at (905) g g Further information is available at the following bcabon: 420-4660, extension 2034, or I.-, nda Taylor at extension 2035. for more information - The Corporation of the Town of Pickering. Town Clerk & registration s Puk=g Civic Complex. Oma The Esplanade ♦ A partnership event Pickering. Ontario. LIV 6K7 Monday • ` • • I {tu Paelcs & Rccreatroe The Youth Ccntrc to Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 430 p.m. Pukcra>X Cuhurc S Rccrcation Durham RcP)n licakh Departmcnr Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town Durham Rctpon Polar Force respecting this proposal by March 2. 1998. Comments should be to the Town Clerk wni at the above address. If concerns regarding _. u this project canna he resolved in discussions with the Town, any new racy request that the an individual aril Entergy "1>up project to irdiyidwl tmvirorutiental and Energy id the won ntal "Bump , Clearing of —offers these with diagnmed asteaporusis or a cardiac related problem a way to be fit' assessment. -up" requests emu he received by the Monimer at the address below with° 30 days from January 13, 1998. Tri our... 1 Ostropomsit Fitness Class Minister of the Eamonment and Energy 15th Flom, 135 St. Clair Avenue West. Toronto. Oatano. M4V I P5 Ice and Snow Tuesdans 1:00 . ?: 00 p.nL d Fnda,s at 10:30 -11:30 ane �r OR T Cardiac Fitisess Class y If there is no "bump) co request received this s e tion o 12. chess the Towad as proposed. section of Rt>sebamk Rand as r poses complete the rttuement of 16is \ from Tuesdats A Thursdacsat 5:45 -6:45 p.nr T meal clearance required - call for details* tiotec.c issued at Pickcnng this 5th day of January 1998. For more information Call %A f 905-831-1711 or IM -693-6582 T Sidewalks Rckenng Rccrtation Complex 1867 Vallev Farm Road. y PUBLIC NOTICE �* All sidewalks shall be clear of Ice and Snow, Public notice of intention to pass a by -taw to stop -up. 12 hours after the snow has fallen or I I close and sell to the abutting owners the road known as accumulated. As per BY LAW577/77 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering will be considering the enactment of a by-law on January 19, 1998 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, to change the names of the following streets or portions thereof: Appleview Road Brookshire Square Lamour Road Otonabee Drive Maple Avenue Fairview Avenue Kingston Road (also kwain w Old Kingston Road ad Sbgqwd Avow) Merritton Road At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person, or by his or her counsel or agent, any person who wishes to make representations either in support of, or in opposition to, the proposed strtt>et name changes and who applies to the Clerk to be heard. Any person wishing to address Council with respect to this mane r should contact the undersigned on or before noon on Friday, January 16, 1998: Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM 'Ibwn Clerk Pickering Civic Complex, One Tite Esplanade Pkkeritt, Ontario, LIV 61K7 (96:5) 429-4611 DAT1rD at Pickering, Ontario this 14th day of November, 1997. LAMOUR RD. N;GH��Y 4O\ MAPLE AVE. nWACNtwvs air Rosebank Road, Pickering, being part of the angina! road allowance between Lots 30 and 31, Range 3, B.F.C.. Pickering, as shown on sketch below. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering, intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering. Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on March 2, 1998, to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners that portion of the road allowance known as Rosebank Road. The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Pickering. At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person, fm by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands will be prejudicially affected by the by- law and who applied to the Town clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, make written application to: Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario LIV 6K7 (905)420-4611 DATED at Pickering this 5th day of January, 1998. � f 3��i'�����.. ;♦s♦1�'•'.i+�i►ii1'i•:F:�a�. ,�:1••.`�Iet'�t+.:r•.�•'.1 •..' �,.,/.•.�s,. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1998 0 9 Doin i Ajax Exeter students already volunteer BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER While students across the province must put in at least 40 hours of volunteer work over four years to graduate under new curriculum guidelines, the benefits of volunteering are nothing new for SOT area pupils. "We had the vision some years ago that volunteering is something important in our students' lives," says Sarkis Kay, head of the work education department at Exeter High School in Ajax. Indeed. representatives from the Ministry of Education and Training will visit Exeter Tuesday to learn more about its Citizenship Volunteer Program, which principal Pamela Christoff de- scribes as "the hallmark of Exeter. "We've believed from the outset in the importance of getting kids out in the community" At Exeter, students in Grades 9 to 12 sign up for volunteer placement at any of a number of local agencies, such as the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the Durham Region Down's Syndrome Association. The programme is co-ordinated by the school's work education department and guidance department. Students sign up for work experiences based on their interests and the hours when they arc needed. "We are finding that students benefit in several area~;' notes Mr. Kay, who co- ordinates the programme now in its fifth year. 'Being part of the community helps build self-esteem ... and to develop a sense of caring, honesty and integrity. "Students demonstrate a willingness to become good citizens and begin to understand the local and regional gov- ernments' function in certain areas of the community. They learn what is needed to create a healthy community" While the volunteer programme also gives students important work experi- ence, Mr. Kay believes one of the most important lessons they learn is that "doing something for nothing in terms of monetary reward is more satisfying and fulfilling than doing a job just to get paid.' About 200 of the school's 1,000 stu- dents are taking part in Exeter's Citizen- ship Volunteer Program this year. Volun- teers who put in 10 hours in a year are recognized at an annual banquet. Programme organizers are particular- ly grateful for sponsorship from the Ajax Rotary Club, the Ajax Optimist Club and Durham Regional Police, 19 division. According to the new curriculum guidelines announced Friday, students in Grades 9 to 12 must take a civics course and do volunteer work in the community as part of a plan to promot- ing responsible citizenship. Exactly what type of work qualifies will be decided at the local level and with some discretion from school princi- pals. Teachers will not have to find the volunteer work for the students or mon- itor the programme. according to re- - The ministry will work with school boards and other groups to help ensure students in remote and rural communi- ties and those with special needs will have an opportunity to volunteer. + 1. Z1. *t . photo by Andrew Iwanowski Fatal crash on Lakeridge Durham Regional Police are investigating a Road. Police say the crash claimed the life fatal head-on crash between this car and a of an elderly man, who remains unidenti- pick-up truck on Lakeridge Road in north Pied. Further details of the crash were un - Pickering Monday afternoon near Myrtle available at the News Advertiser's press time Course helps timid learn to speak up Christopher Leadership sessions begin the week of Jan. 18. p Participants will learn to organize their course starts Jan. 18 thoughts and deliver their message more ef- A local non-profit organization is offer- ing a course for people who fear public speaking. Winter registration for the Christopher Leadership Course in Effective Speaking has started and A Advertisement FM INDUSTRIES SELECTED ONE OF CANADA'S BEST FM Industries of Concord, Ontario, a manufacturer and marketer of energy- efficient windows, doors, and siding products, was selected as one of "Canada's 50 Best Managed Private Companies." Many of FM Industries' windows and doors incorporate Energy Advantage© Low -E, which FM has been using since the product's introduction in the early 1990s. "We're honored to be recognized for the second year in a row," said Vito Mastrorillo, controller for FM Industries. "We believe that our success comes from the fact that we manufacture, sell and install our products, so we remain in contact with customer from beginning to end. This total service approach provides our customers with more peace of mind." The award program, created in 1993, recognizes privately owned Canadian businesses that have outpaced competitors, created thousands of jobs, produced accelerating revenues, and excelled both at home and abroad. Candidate businesses are evaluated by Arthur Andersen Consulting and the Financial Post in partnership with Canadian Airlines International. FM Industries was founded in 1978 and has 26 locations across Ontario. Dan King, Branch Manager for the Pickering to Oshawa area, has given attentive quality service to customers in the FM Industries' Service Department for the past two years. During the previous 20 years of extensive experience, Dan has excelled in all aspects of this industry, from installation, service, sales and now as manager. Why take a chance with anything less? Watch for the Post -It on your newspaper outlining our Winter Sale, a limited time offer. Make your call now to save 25% off all window and door Products Plus make no payments and pay no interest until January 1999 o.a.c. Give Dan King a call for more information and a no charge estimate for your home improvement needs at 426-5499. . it fectively in a friendly classroom environ- ment. They will also improve their confidence, self-esteem and leadership skills. Courses run three hours one night a week for I I weeks and are available to anyone 16 and over. Preregistration will guarantee you a seat. For more information, locations or to register call Mary Anne Follest at 905-7'_1- 1984 or 1-800-418-8925. • 1-jife Cycle • Investing The Ultimate RRSP Seminar For People Of All Ages Some of the Topics Covered • Making Up Prior Year's RRSP Contributions • Sample RRSP Portfolio Strategies For Each Life Stage • The Best 1998 RRSP Investments • All RRSP Rule Changes for 1997-98 • How To Add $100,000 To RRSP Value • Borrowing For Your RRSP • Separating The Facts From Fiction Seminar Details Saturday, ,January 17/98 at 1:30p.m. Annandale Golf & Country Club Church St. S. Ajax Call 1-888-790-9111 Sponsored by: Debbie Morgan Jeff DeCambra _ Pam Sago 3"" WLI'te is host of Money Milks, The Nadooal RRSP Rgwitt Famly Forum, Pbrso■d %%do a�ndd Mile I&TRIM" MUTUAL FU Nps ata�� rio.�.t.. Templeton ��E ,GROUPOF FUNDS* CI smr� row � I A*71 ' ioje, - inNnte A Al 7 = _ . dsy, 1-u"all uai Ctl-_-�_ opr-v Ireyetralnln g Fitness & Health clubs .No Kindermuoik ::C�-r�t.araiiy-tceyKl;ed r OPEN HOUSE MOVEMENT Thurs. Jan 15 98 7 00 pm sharp 403 Kingston Rd. Ajax fat Rotheiglen) _ . -- -�.- Win-,:. •-�.^o.' Toddlers A ;es 16 piths 3 yrs. 18 MTH 5 TO 7 YK5 { r W,. Jan. t4 tO 17 Pic.kcrinA.Town Centre Durham Learning Academy an alternative Private Education High School is offering a • 10 week - 2 credit package • full semester - 4 credit package SEMESTER BEGINS FEBRUARY 2nd • low student / teacher ratio • We design a program to fit your individual needs • day and night classes. • Earn credits at Durham Learning Academy and attend high school Pickering & Whitby Locations call 905404-8097 to enroll! Space is limited! In association with S�-i VAN LEARNING CENTRE' BMrorn .../u� dr kr,..rt' "At Sylvan, we do more than help kids who've fallen behind in school. We also help kids who are doing well reach their full potential. For academic and personal success tomorrow, call Sylvan today." Kend!Wwood Park Plaza 981 Brock Rd. S., Pkker 1801 Drandw St. E. Whitby (Brock & Bayly) (905) 404-1818 (905) 839-%37 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' Better grades are just the bepnnrng- l►,, Bill4- qvwly *swea • NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED • NO INITIATION FEE • NO LONG TERM COMMITMENT'S OPEN 7 DAYS Mon. - Fri. &W am - Midnight S& b sun. WW am - 50 pm ONE MONTH i FRF.Fw*1 With the purchase of a one month pass LValid with coupon only. exp: Jan. 31/98 — — — — — — — — �� pIN" PIKU 4 lbs ...................$39.99 ism EAS Phosphagen Creatine 345g ..................$54.99 is;s ) Myoplex ..........$59.99 'must be 18 yrs. b okler • 1st time user only ppmmi�ieeech Assessment=ntionni ng ngon L.ang g ata e & • • . .. Learnin Centre Serving tFie lifelong ming needs of our community EDUCATION SPEECH-LANGUAGE When your child needs PATHOLOGY more than just tutoring. Comprehensive speech & language development from preschool to adult New for *98. MATH CONCEPTS I & II it Practical usage of number concepts & math skills for primary & junior academic level students, including banking, time management, shopping. FOR THE LOVE OF READING 8 -week phonics -based literacy program combining art, music, drama, stimulating reading, writing, listening & speaking skills. SOCIAL INTEGRATION GROUP it Further develop social skills including sharing, turn -taking, use & interpretation of body language & conversational skills. MARCH BREAK MEXICAN MADNESS It A morning program for elementary school children filled with adventure, learning, fun & fi-esta... the Mexican way 15 HARIAfOOD AVE. 5 SUM 201, AJAX 686-48C Help your in school --- -------- -- - child achieve success at Grade Expectations These arc tough times for Ontario students. Classrooms are crowded, teachers are concerned about their future, and there is a new and more demanding curriculum. Funding for extra resources to help individual students is now almost non-existent. Parents need to come up with their own solutions to help students succeed in school. A very credible and increasingly popular course of action is for parents to turn to professionals who are set up to give the extra help that is needed. Grade Expectations Learning Centres provide programs that help students to succeed. Grade Expectations is a Canadian company with head offices in Unionville, Ontario. There are 14 centres in Ontario, most of them within the Greater Toronto Arca. The Grade Expectations Leasing Centre in Pickering has provided both die Pickering and Ajax communities with a much needed service since April of 1995. 71w educational programs are developed and monitored by professional teaching staff under the direction of Dr. Gary Huai, Chair, Faculty of Education OISEJUniversity of Toronto. At Grade Expectations students from grades 1 to OAC arc individually assessed. The results of the assessment enable the educational director to customize a program for each student. Students are instructed by Ontario Certified teachers in a classroom setting. The maximum number of students in a class is 3 to ensure individual attention to each and every student. The centre also offers a resource room with computers, educational software, games and novels. Communication between Grade Expectations staff' and the parent is ongoing with written reports sent home every four classes. "We strongly believe in being directly accountable to all students and parents. To ensure this happens, informal meeting can he arranged at any time to discuss the student's progress" says Rosana Gardner, Director of the Grade ExpectWons Learning Cense in Pickering. The Ccnm offer programs in all academic subjects from grades 1 to OAC. The greatest demand is for programs in matbematics and the language arts (reading, writing etc.) One of the most important topics covered with every student is study skills. "We pride ourselves on our individualized approach and our ability to observe noticeable progress with all our students. We believe that self esteem is key to any successful student, and our programs provide the opportunity for each student to improve academically and to feel confident and positive about their education" says Gardner. For more information or to set up a personal interview, please call Rosana Gardner at Grade Expectations Learning Centres at 420-9930. *QUALITY FAMILY TIMt *FUN FITNM• SELF=DEFENCE *• �r • * • Specializing in teaching • Develops sportsmanship, * • *. girls & boys of any age discipline and respect • for others. * Confidence * Concentration * • Tailored to meet the needs . 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I • 1 '.••.a.•............ __ �• _........... ,.' .. rr•rr ...••.•/.•vL•. .d r•"4R{'.1♦ THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1"" - PAGE 11 Work to - land Historical Society m real estate � e ets career PICKERING -- The Guest speaker Paul through��'ng Town�P Histori- Burkeholder discusses the cal Society holds a general Mennonite community in our mewn coni at 7:30 p.m. and into the g 8� P P� present day. at the Pickerin Rocre on Call 839-1221 f Three phases of instruction required under provincial regulations Durham College is offering cours- es you must complete if you want to become a registered real estate agent in Ontario. In order to become a registered real estate agent in this province, you must complete three compulsory phases. The first is a correspondence course offered every month through the On- tario Real Estate Association, which 8 or more tn- provides an introduction to the field and outlines the requirements for reg- istration as a salesperson. Phases two and three are offered at Durham College. The second phase consists of 60 hours of classroom time covering the technical aspects of real estate brokerage, while the third phase provides practical application of earlier studies over 90 workshop hours. After completing the educational programme, the participant enters into an articling period for two years under the supervision of a licensed real es- tate broker. During that time, three additional courses — each 40 hours in length — must be completed. The courses are Real Property Law, Principles of Ap- praisal and Principles of Mortgage Fi- nancing. The second phases begins this month and again in March, while the third phase is offered in January, Feb- ruary and April. Principles of Appraisal begins Jan. 14, while Real Property Law and Principles of Mortgage Financing each begin Jan. 26. The college also offers a Property Management course Feb. 9 to 20. For more information on the Real Estate program, call Business & In- dustry Development Services at Durham College at 721-3332. Pickerint librconsults users to netermine cservices PICKERING — The Pickering Public Library is carrying out a user survey at all its branches this month and next. Library patrons have not been sur- veyed in many years and the library board is eager to assess how users rate services, how their needs have changed and whether there are services which should be increased or decreased. "We need to get a closer assessment of our users' current needs;' says chief librarian Sandy Cameron in a media release announcing the survey. "Com- puters have become the dominant medium for information and reference, and we believe many library users have Billboard 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, drop- ping out of school, crimes or parent abuse. Call 1-800-488-5666 for loca- tion. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Groep meets at 9:30 am. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish dis- cusses Ajax downtown redevelopment and parking bylaws. 619-0315. EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region hosts a panel discussion on services available in Durham for children at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. 666- 9926, I-800-350-9069. STORY: 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 dis- cusses the Mennonite community in our past and into the present day. Re- freshments. 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 sup- their own computers. We need to know says Mr. Cameron. "If this kind of how we can be relevant to the home community support is evident in the computer library users, as well as pro- survey, then it would make sense to vide a vital information ser- investigate straightforward and vice to those who do not reasonable ways to donate that own their own computers." help the donor's tax return, as The survey will also ask well as the library's revenues.' about reading tastes, lifestyles, Survey forms will be avail - preferred hours of operation able in all branches in the latter for libraries and even half of January. whether users would like to Users can either fill them make voluntary donations to out while in the library or the library. drop them off later The li- "Many users have suggest- brary will summarize the re- ed voluntary fees to us in the sults for the public later in the recent past when we have suffered year and plan actions to re - yearly losses of provincial funds;' spond to the findings. port group meeting for caregivers from 1 to 3 p.m. 579-4833. STRESS: The Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds a stress buster session from 7 to 8 p.m. for cancer patients or caregivers. Relaxation, guided imagery techniques. Register, 579-4833. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRA- TION: The Durham District School Board begins accepting registration for next fall's junior and senior kinder- garten programmes. Telephone regis- tration will be accepted at each school beginning at 9:30 am. on a first-come, first-served basis. If your child is cur- rently in junior kindergarten, you do not have to register for senior kinder- garten. Contact your local school for more details. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Chapter of the One Parent Fami- lies Association for custodial and non- custodial parents holds its weekly meeting at 8:30 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 839-9577. WELLNESS: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre hosts a wellness workshop on self-esteem featuring public health nurse Catherine Walker at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, corner of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. Free. Regis- ter, 426-1064. SINGING: The County Town Singers hold auditions for new members at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Seniors' Cen- tre, 801 Brock St. S., Whitby. Open- ings for soprano, alto, tenor and bass. New tenor and bass singers especially need. The County Town Singers are a mixed adult community choir. 427- 0201, 666-2822. BUSINESS SEMINAR: The Durham Contact Exchange hosts a seminar on how to cope with difficult people, fea- turing guest speaker Nick Boothman, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gallantry's Restaurant in the Pickering Town Cen- tre. Registration is $50. 837-1054 (Judy Stacee) or 427-6396 (Garth Riley). YOGA: The Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os- hawa, holds a Yoga for Bodies Under Stress from 10 to 11:15 am. It's for cancer patients or their caregivers. Loose clothing recommended. Take a blanket and small pillow. Register, 579-4833. BREAST CANCER: The Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col- borne St. W., Oshawa, holds a Breast Cancer Peer Support Group from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. For women living with breast cancer. 5794833. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters Club meets each Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with public speaking and leadership skills. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683- 4439 (John Johnstone). mplex, ley Farm Road. forfatMon Q� Hon on TAALWOOD �Oflt eTO, Bank of Cana nvrEarot7 •tu�cEr•rG o(Al2z o(Apx www.hkbc.com aanr.w�rl�siMs.ettR»hroor rwA i� 0lOYALLEPK/E www.teteho .com hark tom war c Ro Lm osis ON tint a%*tt�t.�gfw ttuu:csts.r,n.ca Wllm ht : ;6.t. �ndur , - on. Ew rmg.on-a w. A WIM Wit, i t a •. I tc i �' \� ,i 1 i1 SI • 'j �t f,� i GET LISTED on the - DURHAM BUSINESS On - Line Directory for 1998 t more hits om potential customers and the curious. jCr Press Run 144,800 • Covers Aiax, PkkerisS Whitby, Oshawa, Clarin�fon & Port Perry • Will r:=on Sunda in 1998 — • Color Logos I I The one sure way to make — it easyfor people to find y your site. There are a ' ' ed mmdw of Lisfim9s ov so QU PAUL NOW at 579-4400 ext. 2208 p.S EP.q S4 o `{Pee� .I . SG�ew�e INTER' ET IED f, - twr..w 011011 of PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1998 P Pickerin 9 S P orts Al RiVelt. spt>rts 083-; l l O l :iy: 08 3--3()3 News Advertiser Atom Raiders reach photo by Ron Pietroniro Gotcha covered Dunbarton High School Spartans' during Lake Ontario Secondary School Sacchin Maharaj (in white) looks for an athletics midget boys' basketball action open man while being covered by Ex- at Dunbarton High last Thursday. The eter High School Falcons' Seth Gumbs Spartans won 49-24. Area curler 4 s to-, clean sw ,gip semi-finals at Toronto Marlboros tournament The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Village Chrysler minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team fell short of the championship of the recent Toronto Marlboro Holiday Classic Tourna- ment after meeting a tough North York Rangers squad in the semi-final game. The tournament fea- tured teams from the On- tario Minor Hockey Asso- ciation, the Metro Toronto Hockey League, and squads from Michigan. The Raiders played well early in the game, but the momentum shifted midway through the first period in favour of the Rangers whose relentless pressure eventually result - cd in a 6-1 win. Raiders' Justin Davidson broke the goose -egg with less than 30 seconds remaining. As- sists went to Derek Fuller- ton and Bryan Scott, who replaced Trevor Seelert in net late in the game. The Village Chrysler atoms advanced to the semi-final game after a 6-5 win over the Mississauga Rebels. Assenza and Carey notched two goals apiece, Gray and Murphy netted single tallies. Assenza, Fullerton, Piilo and Carey each had two assists, Gray and Wetering recorded sin- gle helpers. The Raiders opened the tournament by losing 3-2 to host Toronto Marlboros. The Marlboros scored the game winner with four seconds re- maining on a surprised and dis- a p - pointed Scott. Toron- to led 2-0 in the third peri- od when Ajax - Pickering roared back to tie the game. Kyle Weter- ing and Fullerton scored the Raiders' goals, assist- ed by Joey Assenza and Josh Marchand. In the second game, the Raiders whitewashed the Markham Islanders 6-0. Assenza, Derrick Gray, Davidson, Paul Kent, Richard Schofield and Fullerton scored for Ajax - Pickering. Assists went to Schofield with two, Ryan Carey, Wetering, Gray, Fullerton, Davidson and Jeff Piilo with one apiece. Trevor Seelert recorded the shutout in net. The Raiders prevailed 5-3 over a strong Elgin - Middlesex team from the Alliance League in West- ern Ontario. Wetering recorded two shorthanded goals on one shift to lead the Raiders. Other scorers were Graeme Murphy, Fullerton and Schofield. As- sisting were Assen- "�� za, Carey, sMurphy and Gray. Scott was solid in net Cor the Raiders. The Ajax -Picker- ing atoms finished round-robin play with a 3-2 win over the Don Mills Flyers in a tight -checking contest. Assenza. Kent and Fullerton scored the Raiders' goals, assisted by Carey, Fullerton, Ryan Hutton and Assenza. Scel- ert recorded the win in net. Other members of the Raiders arc Scott MacKen- zie and Robbie Frawley. The Raiders' minor atoms currently sport an Eastern Ontario league record of 10-7-3. The team is coached by Bob Bell, assisted by Randy Fullerton. The trainer is Peter Seelert and the manager is Kim Kent. Deja vu all over again for Pickering bantams PICKERING — For the second t � F f d*d in the semi-final match at the Peter - JIM EASSON Curliag Chrb wiU host anoth- iBY sPECIAt. T07M 0"twio CW1 A;soeia- Iaews wow `V -,tion event 4o7gt , Tlttr IA7AS —. An Ajax rest- X'ctaa%st aE Q udi1r, il0els Ia- , It is atleaapting to repieaat wi"006'p "d ws b " the Ontario senior ttttteWs Aster" A* FW 'i ip :C'�d ding chmpioa this week. ` Nol"k "ssd s rX i'inktaQy fob rawA tte is Pftcr ,al cuffend 'M they' flames rd , . tyousecntaYe„ seAior sighed ap to.C.. R a's, title st the T.E. Fitt- 1% " atnaost Club. Skirts i CoInwtsuts" Set►iors S da+va at ` lai'iiisl the win with sound defensive play. The final preliminary -round hip in Inpri on ran. 13 to taw sof A msi that " In addition to his two Oar , shad ittr int: ttt"tlha 1 " o crowns. Turrota has of the By Jape: rww the Cm adiamt MAW- 250 the `A' side *0 be down provided. Pickering's offence was restricted throughout the The Panthers opened the round- robin portion of the tourney by de- '2`;,trrt2-.T game mainly because the team played semi-finals at Toronto Marlboros tournament The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Village Chrysler minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team fell short of the championship of the recent Toronto Marlboro Holiday Classic Tourna- ment after meeting a tough North York Rangers squad in the semi-final game. The tournament fea- tured teams from the On- tario Minor Hockey Asso- ciation, the Metro Toronto Hockey League, and squads from Michigan. The Raiders played well early in the game, but the momentum shifted midway through the first period in favour of the Rangers whose relentless pressure eventually result - cd in a 6-1 win. Raiders' Justin Davidson broke the goose -egg with less than 30 seconds remaining. As- sists went to Derek Fuller- ton and Bryan Scott, who replaced Trevor Seelert in net late in the game. The Village Chrysler atoms advanced to the semi-final game after a 6-5 win over the Mississauga Rebels. Assenza and Carey notched two goals apiece, Gray and Murphy netted single tallies. Assenza, Fullerton, Piilo and Carey each had two assists, Gray and Wetering recorded sin- gle helpers. The Raiders opened the tournament by losing 3-2 to host Toronto Marlboros. The Marlboros scored the game winner with four seconds re- maining on a surprised and dis- a p - pointed Scott. Toron- to led 2-0 in the third peri- od when Ajax - Pickering roared back to tie the game. Kyle Weter- ing and Fullerton scored the Raiders' goals, assist- ed by Joey Assenza and Josh Marchand. In the second game, the Raiders whitewashed the Markham Islanders 6-0. Assenza, Derrick Gray, Davidson, Paul Kent, Richard Schofield and Fullerton scored for Ajax - Pickering. Assists went to Schofield with two, Ryan Carey, Wetering, Gray, Fullerton, Davidson and Jeff Piilo with one apiece. Trevor Seelert recorded the shutout in net. The Raiders prevailed 5-3 over a strong Elgin - Middlesex team from the Alliance League in West- ern Ontario. Wetering recorded two shorthanded goals on one shift to lead the Raiders. Other scorers were Graeme Murphy, Fullerton and Schofield. As- sisting were Assen- "�� za, Carey, sMurphy and Gray. Scott was solid in net Cor the Raiders. The Ajax -Picker- ing atoms finished round-robin play with a 3-2 win over the Don Mills Flyers in a tight -checking contest. Assenza. Kent and Fullerton scored the Raiders' goals, assisted by Carey, Fullerton, Ryan Hutton and Assenza. Scel- ert recorded the win in net. Other members of the Raiders arc Scott MacKen- zie and Robbie Frawley. The Raiders' minor atoms currently sport an Eastern Ontario league record of 10-7-3. The team is coached by Bob Bell, assisted by Randy Fullerton. The trainer is Peter Seelert and the manager is Kim Kent. Deja vu all over again for Pickering bantams PICKERING — For the second Pelan led the offence with a goal in the semi-final match at the Peter - time this season, the Pickering Pan- thers Golden Griddle minor bantam and three assists. Other Panthers' borough tourney. Pelan, Ruta and 'AA' rep hockey team lost in the scorers were Michael Dawson, James Judges, David Scott Vahey scored for Pickering. Assisting were Evan Georgievski, semi-final game of a tournament. Hughes and Mark Grigoriadis. Hughes, Brandon After playing to a 2-2 tie in regu- Rogers. Hughes#G Saker, Mark Rogers and Kevin lation time against the East Enders, the Panthers had and Mark Rogers. Chris Franz stopped all but several good over- Rogers assisted v one shot in net, while Scott Billing time chances but failed to capitalize and ended up on the losing end of a on two goals d , apiece, Mitch and Adam Moyer helped preserve 3-2 decision at the recent Oakville ". Grigoriadis and the win with sound defensive play. The final preliminary -round tournament. Rocky Ruta and Andrew Hop- Kevin Rogers set IA up one each. Garett game saw Pickering lose to North Toronto in a quick -paced aggres- kins scored for Pickering. Jonathan Walsh assisted on both goals. Hop- McKinnon recorded the victory in net. sively played contest. No score was kins also drew an assist. In the second game, the Panthers provided. Pickering's offence was restricted throughout the The Panthers opened the round- robin portion of the tourney by de- recorded a well-deserved 3-1 win against the Garden City Spawn from game mainly because the team played feating host Oakville 5-2. Ryan Michigan, which had defeated them short-handed. Hughes scored the lone Pickering goal shorthanded , B asketball winners hold off late es charg Y b foes AJAX — Dakota scorer for Dakota Bob's Bob's held off a hard- with 15 points. Margo charging Bank of Montre- Levy replied with 13 for al in the second half to the bankers. record a 38-32 victory in In the second game, recent Ajax Ladies Recre- Glenn's Auto Service held ational Basketball League off East Side Mario's 23 - play. 21. Glenn's Auto shut Debi Bonar was the top down the offence of East Side Mario's in the first half, but Mario's turned the tables in the second half which made for an exciting finish with Glenn's controlling the ball in the last minute for the win. Engrid Carmichael was the top point getter for Glenn's Auto with 10 points. Rhonda White, Joanna Reardon and Karen Cogswell each scored five for East Side Mario's. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 I I Careen SKILLED Child and Youth Worker Diploma / Degree. to work with difficult adolescents within a specialized school environment. Ability to man- age the class and provide life skills is essential. Inlerven- Donanger matagemem tech- niques and thorough Computer knowledge is essential Send resumes to Enterphase 598 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa Ontario. LIG 4V4 1 Career T UPGRADE pour office job skills. at your own pace. Pri- vate lessons with patient in- structor, in wmdows. MS of- fice. Word. Excel & Lotus Flexible hours. 905 -427 -GM 1 General ►Nb ASSISTANT Superintendent Couple required. 264-urnt complex. WOW, experience rbl necessary. Own tools a must, mainnenance & dew" skins a must. 3 -bedroom unfit. salary 721-8741 nicgotabk. Call 905- CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. Seal. & more' Hume audo/ V490. car alio. Iods. CD's. movies, games, gold. ilia- monds furnlurt. 1905)433-17115 905. 71.2274 (9051666-0004 CASUAL/CONTRACT posdion wilt) Pidienng based consW- ant. prowling markering. desw and trend services. Essentul skins wound be aesigNarhsbc experipKeta- mew wit Macinoosh eom- puler wort activities creat. design. Wow, some once routine. client hason Mail or tax resume: 2004 Tra4wood court. Puckenng. LIS 1T5 Fax (905420-0972 CLEAN AM INDUSTRY, growing company has several openings for enthtusiasuc. personable and sea starters Full "-V prawided to erten you oft S widius- hT No W be overed Sar - car aammust Please all Jmj at 905428-2022. COCKY JOCKEY is firing exp bar tenders & servers. Must 10A team paler with ever0y & pers"Ify Reply to Pi) Box 181. Ajax. On-tarb LIC 3C3 DYNANRC ENERGETIC Sales Consultant needed for extremely busy holistic weight loss centre Healthy lifestyle a must. Interest in holis- nc nutrition a must, and sales expenCnCe a must call RoKeNNe at (985) 619-2639. rcExpwPJENM pili a m� run resumes to: 905-426- 1733. EMRIEMMO Hairstylist re- quired full acid part lute br rte Hair Care Cenme in Ute WRuilOy Mall. Minimwn 2 yrs. rte. Call Nidi 723-0211 or Emi- 1110 666-2125 requiliniff fort ENM � r rant n the C area. Apply to file 0 85 oshm whitby tis wait, P.O. Box 481 Oft" LIN 711.5 FREEM your po. teee�to chom Your fume. Freedptp to frith for Ite Wis. cam rote (905) Requires Cleaners for days and evenings. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 wmncm for new spa apenuq in Pickering Town tic ntre. $7Up... plots_ Call Mimo THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 199&PAGE 1: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser L Pickering News Advertiser Out/et I 6830707 - 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Phone lines open Roily til 81111111 Mon. - Fri., Sat 9-30M - 3pm Sun -Noon til 5 p.m. TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Monday's. FAX: (9105) 5794218 1 General "P 1 General He1PMF Geneiral He1D I Saks tuNNA9eoms i 1 Saks tlNplAgerns Ideal Part-time in Pickering Temporary replacement school crossing guards are required. Perfect for seniors & homemakers. Approx. 2 hrs./day when required. $75/month stand-by pay, $12.60/hr when working. Must have a vehicle. If interested, please call (905) 831-7359. >AdeccQ 32 NEW OPENINGS $10.85 to start FT/PT, help needed in housewares and some sports items. Training is provided. Call Mon. - Wed. 10:00 - 6:00 (905) 723-4920 ASSISTANT BUYER CONTRACT POSITION R, ensure Procurement of materials. 4lceting Companyrequirements in a cost etticient manner. Level 3 PMAC or equivalent. Excellent communications and negotiable skills. Fax resume to: INTERIM PERSONNEL (9051837-0627 COMPUTER CABLE INSTALLATION PERSON required by local company. Related experience an asset. Willing to train the right individual. Please fax resume to: 905-683-6078 Only Midst' ,aridtdate. +rleaed for interpteu+s will be confacted. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom 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. -CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE /MANAGER TRAINEE - CAR ATTENDANTS Required full time for tar rental company. Must Have experience in the customer service & valid drivers license. - AIR CLERK Required groundanan �Accounting Please appy with resume to: DISCOUNT CAR 8 TRUCK RENTALS 218 Dundas SL E., Whitby, On LIN lntt(ar10 EXPANDING COMPANY, must replace people being promoted to other cities. Entry level to management available. Must be able to start Immediately. call Mitldtelle. 426--4954. INSURANCEBRQKEII posi- J.C.P. DAYCARE CENTRE tion for CommorlaAl Lines opening for supervisor, for C.S.R. / R.I.B.O Lic.. Tek- matemty Wave. ECE diploma pkibe/Tabs Exp. preferred. and exp. in supervisory re- contact Pat at Worden In- quired. WE Oshawa. Please surae a Brokers. (905) 579- send resume to: 5245 LoW 1317 maid Rd.. RR01 Hampton. LOB 1JO. HAIRDRESSERS wuh Iapenence and Esthehcuan/Nail Tech- mcians with experience for L'annudes in the Pickering Town Centre Salary + commission - Call Carlos (905)420-1440 Or Fax resume to (0886-9095. HAIRSTYLIST required for friendly unisex salon. Part time, good salary, must be reliable. Call Mary or Laura (905)839-6246 between Yam-5pm JGHT INDUSTRIAL . .1111 term temporary $9/h0W it rm Dnt0ine5 peanent $1Uhour Ckmrp area Safety DooK a ^ust Call Staff Rus 416495- '193 LOVE TO DECORATE - Totally apical Imenort is looking for consuKam to maAoet so plants. trees. aril accesso- 9 rib callPat OVERLOAD OF work 3o pw pit needed immediately 10 he tarhous area of east end urnparry. mist be hardwork- r1 aril ambitious will it :ran call Ashley 426-4955 PHONE CLERKS needed Call 5 79- 7816 for mterrrew NCKERING Envelope manu- 'adurer requires m Exmn- ented WSW to min a Mum - press and handle kgM ware- house duo" Part-bme posi- tion plus occasional hill -time during busy periods Call (905)683-5555 RELOCATE OTTAWA Super intendant Couples required for nc-rust apt burioing Must possess good administrative skillsgood housekeeping pudice grid ability to do re- pws and rrlair"nance Salary plus apt On baielits Reply to File 081(0), Oshawa Nrtrtby This Week, P 0 Box 481, 865 Farewell St Oshawa. LIM 71.5 Sunow Maxiaagement Positions available in your hometown for university/ College students. Average earnings Iasi summer $8000. Call Richard at STUDENT WORKS l4M* Mk3-1100 PEROFn3MENT COUPLE required for apf. building in Peterborough area. Duties in- clude: office procedures, rnairuerwnce. deanwtp, etc. Apartment plus salary plus bandits. Reply: File 081, Oshawa Whitby This VYedl. 865 Farewell St., P. 0. Box 481, Oshawa, OM. LIM 71.5. TufmARKEm- Must have efiptrience. Days. evernirnps, hoing cabs from how.. Boolung appts. Good um taut 4Z1 - is now hiring for new store in Pickering storefront personnel. Plemse delmer resume in person to: 1950 Bayly St- W. Pickering PHOTOGRAPHERS NEEDED We will train you in the latest methods. • Must have 2 1/4 square equipment. 434-7336 SALES ASSOCIATES We're Hallmark In the Pickering Town Centre. We need a few good people to work in our Card Shop. "fou enjoy serving and selling to the public. You need to enjoy merchandising product and build exciting displays. 'You must be willing to maintain a clean and well organized store. 'You need to be able to work and co- operate with your fellow associates. 'You need the skills to operate normal retail equipment, cash register, Interac etc. Interested? Write us and tell why you are the person we are looking for. Accepting resumes at the Store or fax to: 519-426-6144. Hallmark Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road L1V 1B8 (905)831-4019. .9dr-rrtistrrg sales Reprrstntattres rryuirrd immediately for conn opportunity. Uuc to expansion of our Telephone Di ectory � v require three additional sales representa- n it viae are aggressive, highly motivated, have Al nd r ....... e attitude AAre dedicated to overall cu.tomer satisfaction, we would like you to #I In our winning team. Minimum two years sales experience Direc- hAry and layout experience a plus. F.i.ting and new accounts, training, commis - ,ion and base pay. Mail or fax. risumi to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON LIS 2H5 Fax.* (905) 619-1066 Atm: Donna Harden ORie 1 e No PMT TIME SECRETARY re ceptgnsi warmed for everting and weekend work ,n busy Pickering ioation Experience ,n real estate a must Ron Gordon 1905) 831.3300 t 1 stiles file 1A � BEVERAGE SALES COMPANY expanding in Durham Man- agement position for direct sales professional 51100.000. Financial stability a must (416)516-2777 150 CERTIFIED ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST Required for climes in Paekenng to Oshawa. Telephone (905)576-0200 CARE GIVER NEEDED in MY fnorrne 3 t 2-1 ,LASSIFIED ON-LINE INTERNET: Mtp://-wr.dfirhamn ws.net Email: comtuseolstar.ca 1 titles for 1 M= for 1 Articles Ion Sin! •' Sala WHY IS THIS COUPLE �. SO EXCITED? IT'S S200 TUESDAYS N V For A Limited Time Only! The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser will offer a 12" per word special on Tuesdays only to help you sell those unwanted items. (Private Parties Only). 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Eings 905 -434 - pan time for local furniture Westney & n area. Non- 6665 a (1101111141211YF(1101111141211Yw y 10 Osna store. Wfntby Experience a smoker References required. required.. must. fax resume to (905) 663-0919 (905) A-1 FMtEW000, excellent 666-4774. DAYCME Oil aled for 1 Child, very best quality hardwood. 1/2 days. St Judes School. guanrde0d extra king time PUT-TNK JEWELLERY *Vkq b Pay n" fully seasoned. cut & spUt Sales Help. experience pre- nes ony, Please Call 686• Honest measurement. tea tenet. Cam 905-839•-7444. 6875 leave message. DURNAM PROFESSIONAL delivery!fiat Firewood. SMitid HOME DAYCARE requires 905 753 2246 Nob Caregivers it Apse and Pick- ABSOLUTELY TM BEST - top AUTOMOTIVE Outside Saks 12 firs. for �� 6 e-ftees n- Prdfessiortal. Sol mobwtied & YlrommM. SNIM. lots of ac- Saving Pidlervq, Aplc. Whet - energetic ndividwl eine Dvlt-. games. crafts. Ow- by Arid Oshawa. CAN DURHAM strong sales background re situ an . C FIREWOOD 427-5278 pared. 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OIL CNAMGE CENTRE- Full OUT caregiver neeW for 1987 PLYMOUTH Horizon. 8 aid parr Time k*e uchnidan. that' 8 moms. my home ores & wheels, new exhaust. $a per hour to stars. Previous Starting MamW%. Finch l $250. Fireplace with puss experimce and supervisory Whiles area. Non-smoker, doors, and chimney pope. skits Apply thin. 195 own transportation. Referent- Opp N3 -W17 MM" Rd. S. Ajax es. (905420-5445 1 8ar9am Comer ( An c es rm sus 61FAUNFUI r ayle CARPErS SALE . 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For the (test value on Your purchase, call me now and we will negotiate the right price to fit your budget. Mitre (905) 426--28M CAMETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new stain re- lease capers on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price nduda carpel premium pad. expert installation, fast deity ery. ha eshtrules (30 yards) Norm an 686.2314. MM MGI 9 pc. Provi Ictal d- lkngro0m suite. oak 1, marble bedroom healboard & night tables. 1968 Encyclopaedta Britannica, 40 years National Geographic, steel case desk, plus lots of other furniture View with apps 905428-2204 CIAIUNGTON COOMTER CLEARANCE CENTRE. MX233 nth; system 24X „ DR 336 mod. win 95 32 mb $1399 486 systems tram 5395 wim color m OndOrs Lots of choic- es Largest selection of new and used moktiors from $89 Multimedia kits CD rom/ sdund/speakem trom $99 Phone (905) 697-3059 Exit 432 from 401 164 Baseline Rd. E Bowmarwdle DO MGItOOM Italian back lacquer table. 8 chairs. leather seats $950 Rataw soh dao. ableMW 2 oak side tables $300 /earn Ph 905- 430-7245 FtM COAT Tanukc dyed rac- coon cwt with shadow lox tnm Value 53000 Wom only 5 times Excellent conation Size 8 Aslung $1500 Ge (905)665-7325 FUMTURE SALEI Two love stats 1500 Oak Coffee & End Tables 1250. 28 Gallon Hexa- qgoonn fish Tank with stand & 6866-7861 Ao-7861 s .$100. Cali (905)- . KITCHEN, COMPLETE Stove. fridge. dishwasher, mi- crowave. counters, cabinets. sins, table and dinars. toilet I d sink. LArge set. good con- ation. Sa it set-up Defoe new kitchen arrives $1990. Cal 905.623.1940. RESTAOMT Equipment - Electric garland convection oven. milt $1500. 10 Hershey Nugget Vending Machines. m location $2000. Full weight equipment $300 (905)725- 0616 MATCHING cradle and changetable. spindle stype, dnerrywood colour. Bed Inas included with bumper pads. Asking $75. 579-7830. snp "' OVERSTOCKED '•••' Freezers. Coders, walk-ins. commerual units. 2 & 3 door freezers, warranty available. Off season prices Delivery 1- 905 655 8501 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, IM . ArtiebsWanted 1 kbc*sMwftd 11 ��' all AW„�s or 1 r all Apalmwas r Ram LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face Value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 1 Article for Sale ROYAL DALTON Arcadia pat- tern 12 place settrogs plus many extra pieces Like new Retail $6700 Asking $2808 Call 905-728-4220 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Janua,, Spe,al - Cu• most Popular table set solid Oak 42' x 66' sgf ped table C'w I' thick top. Soled oak Stern. 2-12- extchoice of edge profile a Owl or rectaigayr top and 4 Solid oak Cambridge side chairs 51189 TRADITIONAL WOODWORKING 115 North Pon All . Port Perry 905-985- 8774 USED FRIDGE $225. and up. used stoves $200 and w used washers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand name Ir9WS. 16 C1 $605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up. New 5 c freezers $255. Stephenson's Ap- p ances 227 Court St- Osha- war. 576-7448 USED Video machine It, parts Best offer Call 576-0498 WANT TO win more on me slot machines For your copy of '6 ways to teal the Ban dts' Send $9 95 c!"M or money Order to C MacDonell. sate 256. 701 Rossland Rd E. Wbvtbl. Om. LIN 9K3 WASHERS, dryers, trdges. stoves From S25 Into 0 down tree delivery 1400- 267.9466 WATER. 11 you are concerned 'ne 'Aste. Snell alor lupi your water we Can helD Call for Information 686-6351 Of 686-0234 after 5 p m WATERM for sale 5650 like raw Stove a bridge in good conotion CAN 837-1791 1 Artickes �YMarMb UNWANTED s.:•ap ml:u removed Sao's. au Calls . Stoves. Ors. farm machinery Of (905)571- 671 r 1 Arts A Craps CRAFTERS WANTED Snow aril Sell your runs -made pro- ducts direcity to int pubkc weedN hat" t0 be BMW 10k OD ala Ne SNkrg. So your the N your own Located al BM 7SEW CourtrCe Cr~ Marker 4 km East of 05ha- na Cad 905.436-1024 FOLK -ART CLASSES avail- able Starting ,;artuary 15th. Ail levels. specWumg n be- ginners Stift Workers ac• oommrdafed (905)576-3947 peftamppkwad • 1 2d DQBMIM- SHETLAND Sneepcog ,pups for sale rust Shots. de- wormed. wet exammw and jg�0nteed Call Dune 905- 791 SNP OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC Classes starling Monday. January 12th Basic And pret- Automobi 11lesffs for Sale 1987 Cavalier automatic 2 door sunroof new Drakes. fresh paint. certified. $1995 Call 905.579.0191 1987 OLDSMOBILE station wagon custom cruise pp W. air. $1595 cert 1985 POrly $1095 certified 1989 Jeep Cherokee. needs some work $1295 as is Call 404-9759 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE. V6 air. tin stereo. 126.000kms. 2 - tone grey. very dean certi- tied $2750 Call (905)619- 2351 7969 EXCEL 166.OW Out new brakes am fm Cdplayer, no first certified $2 500 080 (905) 839-5458 1919 GRAND PRIX loaded. excellent cor ion, certified Call 905-668-6695 1910 CAVALIER WAGON. 4 Cyl auto 103 OOC led $3595 00 7989 Cavalier 20.. 4 CYI. 5 $0. 136.000 kil $2695 BOOM Certified 985- 7811 433-1787 85.7811.433-1787 1991 T -BIRD supercoupe. 5 - speed. 3 8L supercharged, bLICk on black leather. loaded. 2nd owner, mint condition $8500 o b 0 certified 666- 8594(SNP) 1993 DODGE SHADOW ES. 2 5 engine. 3 sp0 auto power wen00w5+7pCks and Sunr001 new tires. original owner. $53 W certified (905) 839- 31 1994 GRAND PRIX. V6. pis Abs pA p w prtrunk security System. 4-000r, approx. 95 ow raginx tires$ & tkes� xa$12.900 Like new one owner Call 905.683- 3020 1996 FORD Windstar GL. 3 8L loaded quads, overtead ::insole. dial nu/alt, ef lm -retry. 2 -tont. 15.000km ex- it a Save owe 556 00o Milking 523.999 . PST 8 GST Can aSSISt with hamming Private VWIKM(NOS daly rtmaal) 905- 434 - • WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt: bad Credit: no Credit! It you work: you dnve! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-705-8498 1987 DELTA real To Register CAN Bev Crurser full -Stile wagon V8. o 655-4002 b. Ws. 160.000km. SO 99 or LHASA APSO pups for sale best Other Call 905-427-3306 Non-snedong non -allergic . SNAP OUT Of ITI Wlnbr's health guarantee. vef-r eeaka hall ewer. Cow to Certioar's House-trairkrig started (705) awe week ckaramte =to. 786-3124 leave menage Amid prim to 31 Fastal HORSES- 1 Pure Brea Arabi- ticntm c traw um wkkles 1993 Mazda 323 5 speea. an and 1 American Sao- 62,000 km. Dk green Wow dlebred Both 10 yrs old Chestnut Colour Ride Western $6.995 1993 Olds Achieva loaded. low kms. super price a Englishgood natured CAN $6.995 1992 Taurus L loaded. 4519)935-2839 burgundy and prey 105.000 krtx now $6.985 1993 MORWEGNM EUI HOUND. Approximately 10 10 weeks old, ber Z24 loaded. pristine white wmh out without 139 000 kms, get lucky $7 777 19% Geo Stomp• t b 5 and dewormed Serious in, Quires only (905) 404.8654 speed. 97.000 kms. mem teal atter 6 p m. 55,985. 1992 Buick LWy. DOWNTOWN WHRBY. Small. (905) 420.4349 loaded. navy blue. HCKERING- New 1-bodrown 11 A Ne9h kms $6.685. 1991 Geo bldroom ava now or Feb 1. for Sob Tracker auto. p.s., hadtop. parlCt. cant car (905)669.4009 low kms, mint $7.750 1991 CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the Chev Astro van. loaded, spot financing. Down pay- 152.000 kms, ravishing red intents from $SOD OAC. Cars. only $6.995. 1991 Isuzu Im- trucks, vans. 1981 to 1991, pulse. loaded, dark red, low AlaniW Auto Saks Ltd. 792 can S. auto. excellent only Simcoe Street South, OstMwp. $4,995. 1991 Grand Am. black Rtore 905-720-3382. beauty. loaded. good kms. 193 BODGE Aries 73.000 semen spwwl $4.995.. 1988 Tempest19ag w runs great, original Idms. rams � $1,000 o.b.o. Cal 905-420- 1989 $1,695. cracker, very rice, 5 speed. 54,885. As Is 7152. firm price spedals - 1985 1985 Cuum supreme.ve. Mm MV &was Iwaed $295., 1989 Geo Spill. Fully baadNd. Good COOMM. dub. $495.1 Aug rims. Askinp $2100 1986 Nissan fMuli 4 x 451100. ��N M Caflkdrib- O.B.O. As 116. Mesh SON; - B., 1155 ae SL W w.. Aww. .�. Y, OatmiL Cala smzm. 1985 228 Camaro. 305, PS. 4aN SOW". P6. T -roof. now pm i Blore. CaN 905-579.7021. AKE N. V6. air -32900 runs web. atea- Vtt� 1966 CURBLPR New York- Call 430.2056. er. 1986 Celebrity Eurosport Ask f« M. r 1986 Hyundai Pony. &OW - Som tiny loaded Call 1505 CILRYSLER ur>:sb lE. (905)686-4328 or (905)686• 3.3L. VB, loaded. Mhlde wNh 7428 dkacoat k*rW $6750 obo. 985-1139. KELLY A SONS (Since 1976) Used car deals 89 Grand Am fully loaded. AC quad 4. dual exhaust $3295 89 Sunbmd. AC. $2950. 88 Saretta. 2 8. $2950 Above cars in mint condition. certified 86 Mazda RX7 as is special 51995 683-7301 or 4281879 atter(i pm FREE 6 month Lubnco War- ranty 92 Cavalier. ?or auto. AC. very clean $5500 '93 Transport SE 3800 all the belts a whistles. one owner. $11.200 '92 Shadow. 4dr 2 5. auto AC. only 73 000kms. $5800 '92 S10 pick-up 43 auto. req cab long box 55700 Cousins Quality Used Cars. 100 Blood St E . Oshawa 905-728-2542 on-"omobiles Wanted A ABBA AUTO Remora: - Cash for cars quick removal 190.5) 426.0206 CASH FOR CARS1 We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition CAN 417-2415 or Conte to 479 Ell St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES SCRAP CARS Wanted. top prices pad Same day pick Lip, Also Urs Io resale. will 1711 up to S5000 Call 686 WANTED - Subaru 4WD wag- on, sedan arty Condition Late 80 s mood years preferred. Call Ron 905-686-8351, 1 Trucks for Sale 1993 :S" _ -3 t 2 ton snot box Under 50.000kms Green. Warded. step Side. box Cover Mint Condition Asking $17.000 C40905 -571-2M Trucks wareed WANTFO 90pY Ob a 1988 0, newer. GUC 1,2 ton Cala 905-725.1392 411 1 vans, 4 Myren Drive 1946 V- =1!at: S_:. 43L. V6. 8-passeger 250 000 km. $tover and IMue we ww ve Needs a link work $2500 obo 905 -728 -OW Oshawa 1967 JIMMY nigh kind. go runner $ "5C Needs Sor will Cala 430-0643 1991 GRAND CARAVAN S low mileage good condirio clrtrfed. must Sol, Maur S11.000 TeNepttorM (905) 42; 3091 1992 0" Carava 100 OOOkmS 7 pasexrrq SCSI&% au 'ruKe, arMm SIaeO. mwm Must be Beene $11.500 0 D 0 (SMM3-2345 1994 FORD F150 Cargo v PB PS. automatic. HD S Pension 199 Hay KM ex em CWMM. 9.50000 3376 anter Gpn 19% LUMNA Jan. W tort ps pt) C-a4e control.Is s:eerng. power mirrors. e• all locks. kg1tSS entry system amAm sere. V6. 180 hill tow- a.to train ADsdWely 15-OBSB .1 Sitowvrhowkes 1989 ARCTIC CAT El Tigre low miles very good Condi tion. $2.000 Call Brun 905 432-2876 1991 Yamaha Bravo. 25OCC new wear bars. windshield runs ex . handwarmers. Cover low Idurs 51700 (905) 98`5- 3719 1994 Yamatu Bravo, nocc new track, wear bars, canto shield. runs ex. low k's . handwrmers. cover $1950 1905)985-3719 For Pao • 11 Avhm.ma OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt Albert am Jackson area. Close to all amenities. neat. hydro included $600Jmbridii ly AvaiUDle Jan. 1.. FirstA t required . 434-6311 kart message. 1 BEDROOM basement• braid new. separate emmce. Parting. air, fireplace. secun- fy Systems. Cable. NOIR in- clusive Non strokes no Pets . ideal for mgle female. 404-8686. NORTH OSHM Sopa large 2 bedroom(s). Extra large bal- cony. Well managed quiet build ng. Controlled entrance. $698. uhklies. cable. parking included. Available February 1st and_ March 1St. Phone stailed for tha recaktl�sNkgk Avail- able March 1. $li0pr month. Oban, re- dasaerfert t- Ment. sepan" parking, entrance, tNanOry room. 4 a11Phes. F".tdalb to aO anariss. Fni"ask rsler- carmers"Phow �. 1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, store, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 l,)r visit us at: Hyc1+ s circ! r. ,,ns, hall street/floor/ -rc- ' :.4hnser.html. .;sraaa e -Fate. re,viy Deco- rated. 12 unt Dukdinq Con. .O totaroe. new Ap- plwxn S695mmordn, uDk- trBlpak,ng included No dogs Av&40k March 1N 1728-8912 OSHAWA 'Bloor St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom apxDnptK n Clean low ria INx10rg Close to 401 A GO Paling Available unme- chaMy From SW imomh. Phone 905.576.4255 CENTRAL Oshawa. targe 7 Tearoom b 1-Dedroom Apart - 'lents Available n welt-main- .uned buldd dose to all nettles. Call 723-0977 CENTRAL WHITBY, brand rw. 1 -bedroom bright a eon. grand level apartment. m "2k entrance n Older -eek area Big backyard ,,indry lactmes, appliances -A utilities included Refer- ces regoifed FirsVlast a 11 int=$ o R.m OSHAWA- 2 bedroom Condo. 5 appliances a much more. $900/month Call after 5 pm 434-6047 PICKERING -dewy renovated 2 bedroom basement apt Sep entrance. for 1 or 2 work- ing people non smoking. no Pets $680 plus security de- posit Avail immediately. 1905)619-0842 PICKERING - 2 bedroom man floor bungalow. sell -con - tarred, partial close to Town Centre. $950/mo all included FlmslllaSI Available March 1. No pets 509-1651 PICKERING - Altona/Shep- pard. 2 large bedroom sepa- rate entrance basement apt Bnght/cleart No pets Parking 5750 inclusive Avail Feb Ise 905-509-4546. 416.6W-8157. 416-449-5393 PICKERING location stunning main fluor 3 bedroom aw - mem $1050 monthly. utilities included Air Con. laundry. parking. non-smoker, near Go. available Feb 1st Call 420- .104 PICKERING VILLAGE main floor of house. 2 bedroom. ]auodry. large lot parking. leek. 5850lmonm inclusive. I u a last Available Feb 1- 154h 683-4262 PICKERING VILLAGE -Drano new large bachelor on 2nd moor Sep entrance. pnvate deck Kitchen. Won, unl in- cluded Non- smoker Avail - act Jan 15 FirsWst $650 427-0435 Chwtk St. N, Ajax 2 -bed- room Selfcont fined basement apartment. huge I^^n0 room. separate entrance Available umned $700 inclusive 1st/ last 905.619-0425 i,y()OW 0t (9051430-1077 PICKERING huge t-btdro0m CENTRAL WHITBY. 1•bed. basement apartment. sepa- •�om basement apartment. = rate entrance, tutchert• :3-hFprC, n vate entrance. Parking,bmhmonth lge. stat. wulkr 11 dryer whoiparking. No mral Air air tight wood' 1101y.smol nq Available un- hive $625 momroy FwtU lyedhaldy 905-420-0675 +'t. Available Jan 15 666- PICKERING urge 1 -bedroom M basemen: apartment. 5625! CHMM St -M" 2 aro. 2 a bCQrOwll 7Dartrlilat A1pfpf1' �", included. available immmnednatpy. lsU Apie CAN (416) M4--7391 no pees. snglung P* Please oI1639-2762 8 WHITBY. Large 3-OeOroom. targe top floor of til' PICIIERmIG large 1-bedoom Cemtkitchen. pnex. tx bated. $850. basement Quiet home Many hyclitro CAN Cala 1905)509 1805 extras. hrsvlast. rewfences. AMM Iib �. $630 ii%1L - e Sn- gle working adult welCorme DOWNTOWN WHRBY. Small. (905) 420.4349 very viii apt ouWirg. w Imitheo rwdwood Nowa. IDK HCKERING- New 1-bodrown of parking laiadry fackmes• 2 Oasemem a t wines Rrd N. Exwcutrve fhORle, bldroom ava now or Feb 1. private en- $79Wm0. Inclusive frstril parlCt. cant car (905)669.4009 Or apOhaeCes. baclRara i orndihormn0. 2 -BEDROOM, fully rehovakdY gleet Roane Ideal for sur top floor of tnpex LUdOn n- HUGE 3-NMeem nit con- pe workup person $625 m• CTed Bided. yrdry. Parking Mi,on available vablimmediately Clusive 905-631.6801 Swaim Near 0 C. bus Feb a us cel• 436 OOev rtmOte rats- mum ald HnRdry SAP Ief 5pm�Mark(9090�5969t Cam µl6)•91-3714 EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE b LARGE multi keel 3 bedroom Clean 162 apart- lamilly 11., And- 7�Ole i frtSfNy Items n Osturq. from $625- Oshawa. from 5755 per frit, ala irndtisive pamw0 Close to Darren Phrllerldge Properties 905-426 7677 saws. trar t . Dwtdav Cunt rah 1W 6192981 AJAX -brad flew 2 bedroom LIVERPOOIAArIY, lar Urge 2 - basement apwthMm Cable, Poking. g. n0 lifts. n0 S, 0kTi bedroom basement $775 5775 endimve Atnilafite rm- Ae1M. 4 PC ham. Separate en - mediaey CaN 6190616 +war _. s7oamwNn a2o-33D1 AJAX - Nevly res- par- NMM FLOOR apt Very SpA• holly tumnted 2 bedroom a0u2 access IO backyard. basement apanmem, includes excellent location. 2 private separate entrance, 2 pa entrances_ incudes fridge - Slices. Uundry raw nn dishwasher. non smoker no '° ""'"' 'cam nauoeo Pets. references $750 per nho Available immedaely 434- IsWst. Available Feb or Mar 4948 1St 427-6932 am level Of house. 2 bed - AJAX South 3bedroom main rooms. close 10 0 C, hard- wood noon laundry f900r NUFRMG. Renovated 2. bedroom basement. prorate dive. ". fid yard, waft to GO. $75Nw4rmh nolmove Awardable kmrmMdaley Darr 1 666 678-7SU ad 221. Dun - Can. evpergs 416260-9391 OWMA - NORTH Octad Urge 3 bedrooms Near GO 401. Shops ParWg, bmcww pato $637 ad inCWsnt ISI/ last Additional parting avail 905-721-2232.416.239-2752 SOUTH AJAX. nicely lmwsw 1 bedroom basement Still available Feb t. pnwte en- trarntx. large kncnen a Uun- drYr00m. 5725/mo indushve. 571-1006 AJAX- 2 -bedroom Apartment in building Utilities included Near bas. schil Duet area Available tmmediakty, . 683- 6145 1 1 dmk s or a l ow s► . 1 ow -issT«' a.m WHITBY - Seniors Apt - 2 bedroom apt available Feb 1 Clean quiet btf: ms Laun- dry facilities On -Site man- agement For apt call 430- 7397 WHITBY luxury Victorian Bachelor $500 SIOnewalls. wainscot, avail immed 2 - bedroom $850, avail March 1 Days 434-2443. eve 668- 2326 No calls atter 9p m WHITBY. 1 large bedroom walkout. basement apt .new. dean , non-smokers.separate entrance $650 inclusive. available Feb 1. 434-8552, 666-3341 WHITBY modem 2 -bedroom. fridge. stove, laundry Ualh IWS, walk to Go train, parking. asking $815/manm Call 433- 8689 or 430-8608. 1 Houses For Rot $' I A Abso,ute Affordable WHY RENT? ODIUM YOUR HOME FROM S685IMTH!! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE (9105) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Marls Stapley Sales Rep Sutton Group Exc of Realty ARA nARA nu W. n.,,.. home tui you $506 down. Choice • 6 months free or free legal or reduced mortgage rate From $7501nhorld all in- clusive Income requiremem from $27,500 gross Cala Ken CONK. Coldwen Barker (905)728-9414 3-BEDROON Home. rem ga- rage. 9000 conrlibom rice no0bourhood in Oshawa. looking bar goad tenants 5925' month Feb 1 (613) 476-3796 A-1 Oshawa Wca on, ravine of impetObk. 3.1 bed- rooms. 2 barns. coubke ga- rage, walklOuf basementno pets' 51350/mo Available 150 432-4142 AVAILABLE M M OiATELY - KmglJohn area Osfuwa 1 112 pStMoarneyy, 3 bedroom. 4 cep $1.000 parmo p l tK i aid hydro CAN Tony (905) 404-2661 AVAILABLE NOW AN you reed is $3500 vendor pays dos," cost Newly budL b0 xkoM b lest. 2 bedroom Can 054 be 4 becifficam kbe Trent $98Wmo P I Carnes Bed RaMardswh. Raldy-Net Associates, 433.7949 BOWNAMVILLE 2 bedroom home 4 applunceS. fenced ". Available March ISOWO month Plus "jes fustlim 623900 Rd BEACH HOUSE. tidivios vkw Of lake Of%M 2 pks bed- rooms. targe IN. 0" Street Immediate possession. $875 pals usrkes 623-1263 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brn- galow Private country we. mature trees. 721.6585 or 723-9799 COLNtM. 3 bedroom lose, double garage4 appleatces. centra ate. Ginid10 pfd. iSpse (905 erythi-1g. $950 6 tAikteS HAIIW000 A 411 2 bedroom Storey a 1/2 . 112 toot to. ruff yard. parkwg 2 Urs. central air. no basement $995 plus unites Avail immed. Cal (905►426-4213 S.OSNAWA SEMI: 3 bed- rooms with appl antes. fenced Yard. finished base - mem. $985 .ulbuies First/ last. references: awd" March 1St. (416) 5204423. FOOMM18 - upper kvtl at 3 ldrm to" lot MR, 5900 per month. APPkancesnaddies le- doded. Waik to G0. Avafl. MUM 19. 9054392301. PMOSM - Near Go. large 3 bedroom detached separate one bedroom nay r apartment, double wide drive w:I carport, SAW phs vW hex Awilabk Feb. 1511 or march 1st. fMW (905) 427- 7389 of µl6) 264-4010 PNXERMIG Ttltw Cbdf a arid, 3 bedroom serol aiAllable. E±(416) 444-7391. SO= A ADELAIDE Area. WO 3 bedrooN. Skiblble for sinal W*• $1100 pHs uw Ws. Avail Jan 1, call (9o5) 683-5117 (Days a (905) 427- 1637 (Eve.) ask Abe. A GREAT DEAL. 3 months FRIW Own YOW own hams. 2 4 new ��tt �y down OAC. Starting at $72.900. Amb Rasanu, Cokkm Banka (905)728- 9414 or T«. (905)427-3104 eat 201. too nwgabw.. New pawn 6 m0 rrndusrvt 434 7767 tarps ldrrougnout. $900 plus SPAMS. deanl newly car- uhhtks Call BeDa Bacchus NEW 1 Bedrwerm, finale en. Deted. 2 bedroom Apt.. Ross - 416.286.3993 trance laundry room 5550/ land a Mary. Laundry, free AJAX. Available JAnuary t5. a MoM all inclusive. ISO A last Ping and StoApe yard one bedroom walkout base • references. ed S750Jmo. 905-579-3611 mere a�� s en- pets CAN 655-9971. OSHAWA - traria. HIM Parking space. MOTH OSNAWA. Extra -cage H 2 B/R from $650 tura AppliaflClS, dose to 2 bedroom, compkpdy rsderge :T3 BIR from $680. Public trlinspi"oon and all rat- . at 280 Wentworth ug see at $675 i Of Sni p, f liuird JJAptst-W. UUlibes included. And last AN HICfusrve. Call large ball'onnes, rrkdOeskaW n- Wight and Clean. Closa 905-428-1323 aft bpm ducked. Available Feb. 1st. 0 schools, shoppingAJAX: 1 -Bedroom basement. Sf'�nM (905).5795664. all for appt. view: Separate entraCe. 100 bath -OM 1 N MOOM Apes. Araili0k � � 72'10-8741 roan. 4 appkan0es. suds sin- Feb 1st New _M0. stab- AJAX- Two bedroom lmtW- 0e prdess W. $600. month irg at $600. 350 Myap� inclusive. Non -Smoking. l OshAw. No pts. CAN ( 906} Primate pMralocee nm . $11Aer. .PuS. Available Waned. 683 5764721. WeStlleyyDiiiwy arca. Anal -ONE bedroom March 1 - SM able immec iakly. CA 428- Wry St. E. Whitby. Mature 0796 «(416) 783-3194. LT. in Whitby Apt. bmrWirg. WeU-mamUMW bidding. Suit spacious, Carpeted. aevty single. Parift storage, se- VERY Clean badelor aw- paimed. with biWpny. dose c«Ky camera. laundry on- f. no pqs rtwk smoky to bus. shopping, all utiMm site mmagenem 666.2450. redAIfil - ve sONM included, firstAast required, Rawnwo M no pets. 1 Oedroom $67s, SPACIM well-maintained 2 09 h. Calc (905)509- 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed- bedroom Alas. And. at 900 _ room SM., Call 430- and 666 St. Some with 0134. wall closets. Pit"provid- ed. Close to sonalids shop - BACHELOR or 8adt bmft ping =ft. GO Station. UW - go. Sep. erg.. faWdry, cable. hes mduded. Cam 728.1993. newly renovYed, cion smoHMr. $allmdusive. No pets. oLgMNA 2 -bedroom apt, In 639.01121. UverpoWi area duplex. last mnowted, two moshrckckma, dose b GM. ala IN= Rdim area. 1 bed- anoMm. Available immed. room apa twit available. 4 $590+uwib". 1svest a mow AooH'Iatces. CAN (416) 444- 905.436-1370 773399 B$NAWA. filing 1 bedroom CENTRAL INIM MA, nerd'' " ` - Apt . wllh now car- bltld'Ktg. 1 bed. $575. Ph" pa, cu mew Boors, $625 kt- 432-2261 for apps. or super. dusive. ". Mach 1, rail 1305.33 Whiang. Wows 576-4875 WEST CENTRAL OSHAWA • 3 beelroona. upper W40 of du. plea. Maj« appliances. lo- de tatikties. Cable. 2 car Park Wig. $775 al inclusive. Deis pre- 1aMd.579 889 w . BIINIBT - 2 bedroom base- OWN apt., sip. aftrance, int dudes ttUifies. No smgkingi td leis prekrred. $650ralo. 686-4589 «4,6 446 6981. WI NTBYINOMMMWIiF. 2 - bedroom It1pNs avatl. 43D IN�41 905 430.9116 «116- 145. Will! Garden A Dmtdas. 3 bedroom burgalow. Fumed Yard. large Htlddeft, private drive. Available Febl114a. $849 plus .905.428453;3. or 905.668-7709. Gary Plumaw PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP WHITBY is accepting applications for 3 8 4 bedroom townhouses. No Subsidies available 3 bedrooms, $821, $834, $842. 4 bedrooms, $898, $946 Includes water & cable. For inforrnaiivrl or io pick up application, please contact Office : Mon. - Thurs. 95 Crawforth St. Unit #85 Community Centre 666-2008 WANTED: Prefer rent to own or lease Responsible agency providing are to dbloren with special reeds is looking for a large detached dean well- maintained 4 or 5 -bedroom home in PickenngfAjax area References available PkaS! cal (416)438-9768 Townhouses 1 s For Rent AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse close fir schools and shoppring, 195 mo ALL INCLUSIVE FirrsV gist Available Feb 1 (905)579- 456 days CARRUGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa March "Miab ity 434-3972 FOR TIENT SpaCiM 3 bed. room town homes, sm"lo Ad inclusive. Avalable emme- daWy 5791146 OSHAWA. Central Park Blvd 4 -bedroom, 2 Oaths. garage. *Owg•Ces, hardwood. tlr0ad- to=. FAG. Central air. schools. Sa,$$ l g. transit 5900/emOrrth Firsulast (905)127-3763 TAUNTON TERRACE Town. houses 100 Taunton Rd E. Oshawa Dec Jan Feb raau- palo AW3346 lbr pow 1 Rooms AJAX turnisnea room ,, Clean home. separate pal. Inns. Parking. Iandry. ca- bk. dishwasher. non-smoker Aweahk MMO&S ty 5375/ mM O. Cal 4273519 atter 6 Or kid message DIXIE / HNOf: for rent, park - ng. laundry S400/mORM 3A ly7-1774 Fro andw (905) AVAN.ABLE emmedlatey. Urge furnished roam, queen Sine bed. (ban. kitchen. bad h. kvwWoom. Go 6 aty bus. Pill". cable. telephone. end rad female non-smoker pre. kmed 404-2708 PC KERNIG, room for rpt, parking. laundry. S4o0/moapt erousrve CAN 42G-9901 ROOMS FOR RENT - Ha- wood/r2 $400 , S4WMO ND pets/rhon-smokers preferred Cal 428-11634 or 421}0401 1 slrwd ommodwm OSIMWA-Furiushed room In central location- male of fe- male welcome. $300 month inclusive. available tmme- dtately Phone 579-0804 e1 Omni OSIUM 4 Nemps Fie Rol III- am sq -2nd or. $550. 600 sq maim MW. 300 sq. h. across from OSh. Centre. 600 2nd hr $500. 1.2M sq. h 2nd flow 1,600 Sq. h. main. CAN 434-2447 «655.4132. at, a1 (timiligk�esort16I 905483-4866. Rd arch BERM SPACE. Ajax 0ndtstrt- al unit. 325sq.N.. free parking. � � separate cess.e ac r I Gwap A Blaseea!)•eem ■M storage limits, Oshawa Wall-- SNgt- and doubt - units available. Easy access, $100/nMM. (905)725-9991. Will (dart Of large bath for rent. 875/month. North d Uwom. Sww* for storage. (905)23-2989 INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwulegar 1937 sq 1t. office warehou" $3 25 sq. ft tel Call (905)579-5077 after 5. (905)571-3281 a w.anouse im- FULLY Serviced warehouse space available centrally lo- ialed by Brody a BAyy Con- tact Rai or Harry 905-831- 5433 1 1 Private homes For Sake 3 bedroom ;ems Ao suit. fireplace, mage, s:- ve. plias extras Immaclllale condition Grardvhew area Cam 905-M. 9791 for Apia 3•BEDROoM noun. two 4 PC Daths newly renowSkd. 2. storey brickcarnes for lest roan rem $110.000. CAN 1906)725-9!!I 1 WILL pay cub bar yowr Iff me Quick cbsmgt awl Ak CAN (905)434-8116 LOVELY lainy home for sok Sbeautifully find comilaught t. (oshm) Character. wumm A charm. Saliwday Appa iahem 3 -Son $239.000 905-435-3434 HOIITMWEST Oshawa 3 -bed- room detached garage. Move night in New carpet. It freshly, palmed A MUST SEE- Oily $64.500 Dont Hesdae Must sell. Cam Joke HaN«d at (905)721-1144 Nfill h>La•r b Land kWKY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gong bar erupt or being garmst" Everyone accepted regaram of fCredigs i information SlurderN IoaK mck0ed. N., M, N_ I - name WRTGABES - Good. bad and ugly Financing to any pur- pose, rata from 4 49% AN appicallOnS accepted Com- m niy Mortgage 568.6605 MBeigse ESTABLISHED Vending rout (POP/Snack). excellent ac - cam. modem equipmend. Serious Npuiries onlv. Cant 905-669-7570 after 5pn or km awn w. GOLF SALES MEP. - major U.S. Gold Co. radium Saks Reps. Must be mid-low HDCP. and well tonladed in ft mmrsed �pomuem awarterwiss hit I 575575 1 need a00ly(M) TRMN(Y A))ND s61k ownewfrs�eoxweN g 10 9 rhift • S49K (905) 619-29n SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire About our HOME FOR P SAGE °683-07 07 WHITBY modem 2 -bedroom. fridge. stove, laundry Ualh IWS, walk to Go train, parking. asking $815/manm Call 433- 8689 or 430-8608. 1 Houses For Rot $' I A Abso,ute Affordable WHY RENT? ODIUM YOUR HOME FROM S685IMTH!! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE (9105) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Marls Stapley Sales Rep Sutton Group Exc of Realty ARA nARA nu W. n.,,.. home tui you $506 down. Choice • 6 months free or free legal or reduced mortgage rate From $7501nhorld all in- clusive Income requiremem from $27,500 gross Cala Ken CONK. Coldwen Barker (905)728-9414 3-BEDROON Home. rem ga- rage. 9000 conrlibom rice no0bourhood in Oshawa. looking bar goad tenants 5925' month Feb 1 (613) 476-3796 A-1 Oshawa Wca on, ravine of impetObk. 3.1 bed- rooms. 2 barns. coubke ga- rage, walklOuf basementno pets' 51350/mo Available 150 432-4142 AVAILABLE M M OiATELY - KmglJohn area Osfuwa 1 112 pStMoarneyy, 3 bedroom. 4 cep $1.000 parmo p l tK i aid hydro CAN Tony (905) 404-2661 AVAILABLE NOW AN you reed is $3500 vendor pays dos," cost Newly budL b0 xkoM b lest. 2 bedroom Can 054 be 4 becifficam kbe Trent $98Wmo P I Carnes Bed RaMardswh. Raldy-Net Associates, 433.7949 BOWNAMVILLE 2 bedroom home 4 applunceS. fenced ". Available March ISOWO month Plus "jes fustlim 623900 Rd BEACH HOUSE. tidivios vkw Of lake Of%M 2 pks bed- rooms. targe IN. 0" Street Immediate possession. $875 pals usrkes 623-1263 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brn- galow Private country we. mature trees. 721.6585 or 723-9799 COLNtM. 3 bedroom lose, double garage4 appleatces. centra ate. Ginid10 pfd. iSpse (905 erythi-1g. $950 6 tAikteS HAIIW000 A 411 2 bedroom Storey a 1/2 . 112 toot to. ruff yard. parkwg 2 Urs. central air. no basement $995 plus unites Avail immed. Cal (905►426-4213 S.OSNAWA SEMI: 3 bed- rooms with appl antes. fenced Yard. finished base - mem. $985 .ulbuies First/ last. references: awd" March 1St. (416) 5204423. FOOMM18 - upper kvtl at 3 ldrm to" lot MR, 5900 per month. APPkancesnaddies le- doded. Waik to G0. Avafl. MUM 19. 9054392301. PMOSM - Near Go. large 3 bedroom detached separate one bedroom nay r apartment, double wide drive w:I carport, SAW phs vW hex Awilabk Feb. 1511 or march 1st. fMW (905) 427- 7389 of µl6) 264-4010 PNXERMIG Ttltw Cbdf a arid, 3 bedroom serol aiAllable. E±(416) 444-7391. SO= A ADELAIDE Area. WO 3 bedrooN. Skiblble for sinal W*• $1100 pHs uw Ws. Avail Jan 1, call (9o5) 683-5117 (Days a (905) 427- 1637 (Eve.) ask Abe. A GREAT DEAL. 3 months FRIW Own YOW own hams. 2 4 new ��tt �y down OAC. Starting at $72.900. Amb Rasanu, Cokkm Banka (905)728- 9414 or T«. (905)427-3104 eat 201. too nwgabw.. New pawn 6 m0 rrndusrvt 434 7767 tarps ldrrougnout. $900 plus SPAMS. deanl newly car- uhhtks Call BeDa Bacchus NEW 1 Bedrwerm, finale en. Deted. 2 bedroom Apt.. Ross - 416.286.3993 trance laundry room 5550/ land a Mary. Laundry, free AJAX. Available JAnuary t5. a MoM all inclusive. ISO A last Ping and StoApe yard one bedroom walkout base • references. ed S750Jmo. 905-579-3611 mere a�� s en- pets CAN 655-9971. OSHAWA - traria. HIM Parking space. MOTH OSNAWA. Extra -cage H 2 B/R from $650 tura AppliaflClS, dose to 2 bedroom, compkpdy rsderge :T3 BIR from $680. Public trlinspi"oon and all rat- . at 280 Wentworth ug see at $675 i Of Sni p, f liuird JJAptst-W. UUlibes included. And last AN HICfusrve. Call large ball'onnes, rrkdOeskaW n- Wight and Clean. Closa 905-428-1323 aft bpm ducked. Available Feb. 1st. 0 schools, shoppingAJAX: 1 -Bedroom basement. Sf'�nM (905).5795664. all for appt. view: Separate entraCe. 100 bath -OM 1 N MOOM Apes. Araili0k � � 72'10-8741 roan. 4 appkan0es. suds sin- Feb 1st New _M0. stab- AJAX- Two bedroom lmtW- 0e prdess W. $600. month irg at $600. 350 Myap� inclusive. Non -Smoking. l OshAw. No pts. CAN ( 906} Primate pMralocee nm . $11Aer. .PuS. Available Waned. 683 5764721. WeStlleyyDiiiwy arca. Anal -ONE bedroom March 1 - SM able immec iakly. CA 428- Wry St. E. Whitby. Mature 0796 «(416) 783-3194. LT. in Whitby Apt. bmrWirg. WeU-mamUMW bidding. Suit spacious, Carpeted. aevty single. Parift storage, se- VERY Clean badelor aw- paimed. with biWpny. dose c«Ky camera. laundry on- f. no pqs rtwk smoky to bus. shopping, all utiMm site mmagenem 666.2450. redAIfil - ve sONM included, firstAast required, Rawnwo M no pets. 1 Oedroom $67s, SPACIM well-maintained 2 09 h. Calc (905)509- 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed- bedroom Alas. And. at 900 _ room SM., Call 430- and 666 St. Some with 0134. wall closets. Pit"provid- ed. Close to sonalids shop - BACHELOR or 8adt bmft ping =ft. GO Station. UW - go. Sep. erg.. faWdry, cable. hes mduded. Cam 728.1993. newly renovYed, cion smoHMr. $allmdusive. No pets. oLgMNA 2 -bedroom apt, In 639.01121. UverpoWi area duplex. last mnowted, two moshrckckma, dose b GM. ala IN= Rdim area. 1 bed- anoMm. Available immed. room apa twit available. 4 $590+uwib". 1svest a mow AooH'Iatces. CAN (416) 444- 905.436-1370 773399 B$NAWA. filing 1 bedroom CENTRAL INIM MA, nerd'' " ` - Apt . wllh now car- bltld'Ktg. 1 bed. $575. Ph" pa, cu mew Boors, $625 kt- 432-2261 for apps. or super. dusive. ". Mach 1, rail 1305.33 Whiang. Wows 576-4875 WEST CENTRAL OSHAWA • 3 beelroona. upper W40 of du. plea. Maj« appliances. lo- de tatikties. Cable. 2 car Park Wig. $775 al inclusive. Deis pre- 1aMd.579 889 w . BIINIBT - 2 bedroom base- OWN apt., sip. aftrance, int dudes ttUifies. No smgkingi td leis prekrred. $650ralo. 686-4589 «4,6 446 6981. WI NTBYINOMMMWIiF. 2 - bedroom It1pNs avatl. 43D IN�41 905 430.9116 «116- 145. Will! Garden A Dmtdas. 3 bedroom burgalow. Fumed Yard. large Htlddeft, private drive. Available Febl114a. $849 plus .905.428453;3. or 905.668-7709. Gary Plumaw PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP WHITBY is accepting applications for 3 8 4 bedroom townhouses. No Subsidies available 3 bedrooms, $821, $834, $842. 4 bedrooms, $898, $946 Includes water & cable. For inforrnaiivrl or io pick up application, please contact Office : Mon. - Thurs. 95 Crawforth St. Unit #85 Community Centre 666-2008 WANTED: Prefer rent to own or lease Responsible agency providing are to dbloren with special reeds is looking for a large detached dean well- maintained 4 or 5 -bedroom home in PickenngfAjax area References available PkaS! cal (416)438-9768 Townhouses 1 s For Rent AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse close fir schools and shoppring, 195 mo ALL INCLUSIVE FirrsV gist Available Feb 1 (905)579- 456 days CARRUGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa March "Miab ity 434-3972 FOR TIENT SpaCiM 3 bed. room town homes, sm"lo Ad inclusive. Avalable emme- daWy 5791146 OSHAWA. Central Park Blvd 4 -bedroom, 2 Oaths. garage. *Owg•Ces, hardwood. tlr0ad- to=. FAG. Central air. schools. Sa,$$ l g. transit 5900/emOrrth Firsulast (905)127-3763 TAUNTON TERRACE Town. houses 100 Taunton Rd E. Oshawa Dec Jan Feb raau- palo AW3346 lbr pow 1 Rooms AJAX turnisnea room ,, Clean home. separate pal. Inns. Parking. Iandry. ca- bk. dishwasher. non-smoker Aweahk MMO&S ty 5375/ mM O. Cal 4273519 atter 6 Or kid message DIXIE / HNOf: for rent, park - ng. laundry S400/mORM 3A ly7-1774 Fro andw (905) AVAN.ABLE emmedlatey. Urge furnished roam, queen Sine bed. (ban. kitchen. bad h. kvwWoom. Go 6 aty bus. Pill". cable. telephone. end rad female non-smoker pre. kmed 404-2708 PC KERNIG, room for rpt, parking. laundry. S4o0/moapt erousrve CAN 42G-9901 ROOMS FOR RENT - Ha- wood/r2 $400 , S4WMO ND pets/rhon-smokers preferred Cal 428-11634 or 421}0401 1 slrwd ommodwm OSIMWA-Furiushed room In central location- male of fe- male welcome. $300 month inclusive. available tmme- dtately Phone 579-0804 e1 Omni OSIUM 4 Nemps Fie Rol III- am sq -2nd or. $550. 600 sq maim MW. 300 sq. h. across from OSh. Centre. 600 2nd hr $500. 1.2M sq. h 2nd flow 1,600 Sq. h. main. CAN 434-2447 «655.4132. at, a1 (timiligk�esort16I 905483-4866. Rd arch BERM SPACE. Ajax 0ndtstrt- al unit. 325sq.N.. free parking. � � separate cess.e ac r I Gwap A Blaseea!)•eem ■M storage limits, Oshawa Wall-- SNgt- and doubt - units available. Easy access, $100/nMM. (905)725-9991. Will (dart Of large bath for rent. 875/month. North d Uwom. Sww* for storage. (905)23-2989 INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwulegar 1937 sq 1t. office warehou" $3 25 sq. ft tel Call (905)579-5077 after 5. (905)571-3281 a w.anouse im- FULLY Serviced warehouse space available centrally lo- ialed by Brody a BAyy Con- tact Rai or Harry 905-831- 5433 1 1 Private homes For Sake 3 bedroom ;ems Ao suit. fireplace, mage, s:- ve. plias extras Immaclllale condition Grardvhew area Cam 905-M. 9791 for Apia 3•BEDROoM noun. two 4 PC Daths newly renowSkd. 2. storey brickcarnes for lest roan rem $110.000. CAN 1906)725-9!!I 1 WILL pay cub bar yowr Iff me Quick cbsmgt awl Ak CAN (905)434-8116 LOVELY lainy home for sok Sbeautifully find comilaught t. (oshm) Character. wumm A charm. Saliwday Appa iahem 3 -Son $239.000 905-435-3434 HOIITMWEST Oshawa 3 -bed- room detached garage. Move night in New carpet. It freshly, palmed A MUST SEE- Oily $64.500 Dont Hesdae Must sell. Cam Joke HaN«d at (905)721-1144 Nfill h>La•r b Land kWKY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gong bar erupt or being garmst" Everyone accepted regaram of fCredigs i information SlurderN IoaK mck0ed. N., M, N_ I - name WRTGABES - Good. bad and ugly Financing to any pur- pose, rata from 4 49% AN appicallOnS accepted Com- m niy Mortgage 568.6605 MBeigse ESTABLISHED Vending rout (POP/Snack). excellent ac - cam. modem equipmend. Serious Npuiries onlv. Cant 905-669-7570 after 5pn or km awn w. GOLF SALES MEP. - major U.S. Gold Co. radium Saks Reps. Must be mid-low HDCP. and well tonladed in ft mmrsed �pomuem awarterwiss hit I 575575 1 need a00ly(M) TRMN(Y A))ND s61k ownewfrs�eoxweN g 10 9 rhift • S49K (905) 619-29n SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire About our HOME FOR P SAGE °683-07 07 room SM., Call 430- and 666 St. Some with 0134. wall closets. Pit"provid- ed. Close to sonalids shop - BACHELOR or 8adt bmft ping =ft. GO Station. UW - go. Sep. erg.. faWdry, cable. hes mduded. Cam 728.1993. newly renovYed, cion smoHMr. $allmdusive. No pets. oLgMNA 2 -bedroom apt, In 639.01121. UverpoWi area duplex. last mnowted, two moshrckckma, dose b GM. ala IN= Rdim area. 1 bed- anoMm. Available immed. room apa twit available. 4 $590+uwib". 1svest a mow AooH'Iatces. CAN (416) 444- 905.436-1370 773399 B$NAWA. filing 1 bedroom CENTRAL INIM MA, nerd'' " ` - Apt . wllh now car- bltld'Ktg. 1 bed. $575. Ph" pa, cu mew Boors, $625 kt- 432-2261 for apps. or super. dusive. ". Mach 1, rail 1305.33 Whiang. Wows 576-4875 WEST CENTRAL OSHAWA • 3 beelroona. upper W40 of du. plea. Maj« appliances. lo- de tatikties. Cable. 2 car Park Wig. $775 al inclusive. Deis pre- 1aMd.579 889 w . BIINIBT - 2 bedroom base- OWN apt., sip. aftrance, int dudes ttUifies. No smgkingi td leis prekrred. $650ralo. 686-4589 «4,6 446 6981. WI NTBYINOMMMWIiF. 2 - bedroom It1pNs avatl. 43D IN�41 905 430.9116 «116- 145. Will! Garden A Dmtdas. 3 bedroom burgalow. Fumed Yard. large Htlddeft, private drive. Available Febl114a. $849 plus .905.428453;3. or 905.668-7709. Gary Plumaw PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP WHITBY is accepting applications for 3 8 4 bedroom townhouses. No Subsidies available 3 bedrooms, $821, $834, $842. 4 bedrooms, $898, $946 Includes water & cable. For inforrnaiivrl or io pick up application, please contact Office : Mon. - Thurs. 95 Crawforth St. Unit #85 Community Centre 666-2008 WANTED: Prefer rent to own or lease Responsible agency providing are to dbloren with special reeds is looking for a large detached dean well- maintained 4 or 5 -bedroom home in PickenngfAjax area References available PkaS! cal (416)438-9768 Townhouses 1 s For Rent AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse close fir schools and shoppring, 195 mo ALL INCLUSIVE FirrsV gist Available Feb 1 (905)579- 456 days CARRUGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa March "Miab ity 434-3972 FOR TIENT SpaCiM 3 bed. room town homes, sm"lo Ad inclusive. Avalable emme- daWy 5791146 OSHAWA. Central Park Blvd 4 -bedroom, 2 Oaths. garage. *Owg•Ces, hardwood. tlr0ad- to=. FAG. Central air. schools. Sa,$$ l g. transit 5900/emOrrth Firsulast (905)127-3763 TAUNTON TERRACE Town. houses 100 Taunton Rd E. Oshawa Dec Jan Feb raau- palo AW3346 lbr pow 1 Rooms AJAX turnisnea room ,, Clean home. separate pal. Inns. Parking. Iandry. ca- bk. dishwasher. non-smoker Aweahk MMO&S ty 5375/ mM O. Cal 4273519 atter 6 Or kid message DIXIE / HNOf: for rent, park - ng. laundry S400/mORM 3A ly7-1774 Fro andw (905) AVAN.ABLE emmedlatey. Urge furnished roam, queen Sine bed. (ban. kitchen. bad h. kvwWoom. Go 6 aty bus. Pill". cable. telephone. end rad female non-smoker pre. kmed 404-2708 PC KERNIG, room for rpt, parking. laundry. S4o0/moapt erousrve CAN 42G-9901 ROOMS FOR RENT - Ha- wood/r2 $400 , S4WMO ND pets/rhon-smokers preferred Cal 428-11634 or 421}0401 1 slrwd ommodwm OSIMWA-Furiushed room In central location- male of fe- male welcome. $300 month inclusive. available tmme- dtately Phone 579-0804 e1 Omni OSIUM 4 Nemps Fie Rol III- am sq -2nd or. $550. 600 sq maim MW. 300 sq. h. across from OSh. Centre. 600 2nd hr $500. 1.2M sq. h 2nd flow 1,600 Sq. h. main. CAN 434-2447 «655.4132. at, a1 (timiligk�esort16I 905483-4866. Rd arch BERM SPACE. Ajax 0ndtstrt- al unit. 325sq.N.. free parking. � � separate cess.e ac r I Gwap A Blaseea!)•eem ■M storage limits, Oshawa Wall-- SNgt- and doubt - units available. Easy access, $100/nMM. (905)725-9991. Will (dart Of large bath for rent. 875/month. North d Uwom. Sww* for storage. (905)23-2989 INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwulegar 1937 sq 1t. office warehou" $3 25 sq. ft tel Call (905)579-5077 after 5. (905)571-3281 a w.anouse im- FULLY Serviced warehouse space available centrally lo- ialed by Brody a BAyy Con- tact Rai or Harry 905-831- 5433 1 1 Private homes For Sake 3 bedroom ;ems Ao suit. fireplace, mage, s:- ve. plias extras Immaclllale condition Grardvhew area Cam 905-M. 9791 for Apia 3•BEDROoM noun. two 4 PC Daths newly renowSkd. 2. storey brickcarnes for lest roan rem $110.000. CAN 1906)725-9!!I 1 WILL pay cub bar yowr Iff me Quick cbsmgt awl Ak CAN (905)434-8116 LOVELY lainy home for sok Sbeautifully find comilaught t. (oshm) Character. wumm A charm. Saliwday Appa iahem 3 -Son $239.000 905-435-3434 HOIITMWEST Oshawa 3 -bed- room detached garage. Move night in New carpet. It freshly, palmed A MUST SEE- Oily $64.500 Dont Hesdae Must sell. Cam Joke HaN«d at (905)721-1144 Nfill h>La•r b Land kWKY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gong bar erupt or being garmst" Everyone accepted regaram of fCredigs i information SlurderN IoaK mck0ed. N., M, N_ I - name WRTGABES - Good. bad and ugly Financing to any pur- pose, rata from 4 49% AN appicallOnS accepted Com- m niy Mortgage 568.6605 MBeigse ESTABLISHED Vending rout (POP/Snack). excellent ac - cam. modem equipmend. Serious Npuiries onlv. Cant 905-669-7570 after 5pn or km awn w. GOLF SALES MEP. - major U.S. Gold Co. radium Saks Reps. Must be mid-low HDCP. and well tonladed in ft mmrsed �pomuem awarterwiss hit I 575575 1 need a00ly(M) TRMN(Y A))ND s61k ownewfrs�eoxweN g 10 9 rhift • S49K (905) 619-29n SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire About our HOME FOR P SAGE °683-07 07 WEST CENTRAL OSHAWA • 3 beelroona. upper W40 of du. plea. Maj« appliances. lo- de tatikties. Cable. 2 car Park Wig. $775 al inclusive. Deis pre- 1aMd.579 889 w . BIINIBT - 2 bedroom base- OWN apt., sip. aftrance, int dudes ttUifies. No smgkingi td leis prekrred. $650ralo. 686-4589 «4,6 446 6981. WI NTBYINOMMMWIiF. 2 - bedroom It1pNs avatl. 43D IN�41 905 430.9116 «116- 145. Will! Garden A Dmtdas. 3 bedroom burgalow. Fumed Yard. large Htlddeft, private drive. Available Febl114a. $849 plus .905.428453;3. or 905.668-7709. Gary Plumaw PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP WHITBY is accepting applications for 3 8 4 bedroom townhouses. No Subsidies available 3 bedrooms, $821, $834, $842. 4 bedrooms, $898, $946 Includes water & cable. For inforrnaiivrl or io pick up application, please contact Office : Mon. - Thurs. 95 Crawforth St. Unit #85 Community Centre 666-2008 WANTED: Prefer rent to own or lease Responsible agency providing are to dbloren with special reeds is looking for a large detached dean well- maintained 4 or 5 -bedroom home in PickenngfAjax area References available PkaS! cal (416)438-9768 Townhouses 1 s For Rent AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse close fir schools and shoppring, 195 mo ALL INCLUSIVE FirrsV gist Available Feb 1 (905)579- 456 days CARRUGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa March "Miab ity 434-3972 FOR TIENT SpaCiM 3 bed. room town homes, sm"lo Ad inclusive. Avalable emme- daWy 5791146 OSHAWA. Central Park Blvd 4 -bedroom, 2 Oaths. garage. *Owg•Ces, hardwood. tlr0ad- to=. FAG. Central air. schools. Sa,$$ l g. transit 5900/emOrrth Firsulast (905)127-3763 TAUNTON TERRACE Town. houses 100 Taunton Rd E. Oshawa Dec Jan Feb raau- palo AW3346 lbr pow 1 Rooms AJAX turnisnea room ,, Clean home. separate pal. Inns. Parking. Iandry. ca- bk. dishwasher. non-smoker Aweahk MMO&S ty 5375/ mM O. Cal 4273519 atter 6 Or kid message DIXIE / HNOf: for rent, park - ng. laundry S400/mORM 3A ly7-1774 Fro andw (905) AVAN.ABLE emmedlatey. Urge furnished roam, queen Sine bed. (ban. kitchen. bad h. kvwWoom. Go 6 aty bus. Pill". cable. telephone. end rad female non-smoker pre. kmed 404-2708 PC KERNIG, room for rpt, parking. laundry. S4o0/moapt erousrve CAN 42G-9901 ROOMS FOR RENT - Ha- wood/r2 $400 , S4WMO ND pets/rhon-smokers preferred Cal 428-11634 or 421}0401 1 slrwd ommodwm OSIMWA-Furiushed room In central location- male of fe- male welcome. $300 month inclusive. available tmme- dtately Phone 579-0804 e1 Omni OSIUM 4 Nemps Fie Rol III- am sq -2nd or. $550. 600 sq maim MW. 300 sq. h. across from OSh. Centre. 600 2nd hr $500. 1.2M sq. h 2nd flow 1,600 Sq. h. main. CAN 434-2447 «655.4132. at, a1 (timiligk�esort16I 905483-4866. Rd arch BERM SPACE. Ajax 0ndtstrt- al unit. 325sq.N.. free parking. � � separate cess.e ac r I Gwap A Blaseea!)•eem ■M storage limits, Oshawa Wall-- SNgt- and doubt - units available. Easy access, $100/nMM. (905)725-9991. Will (dart Of large bath for rent. 875/month. North d Uwom. Sww* for storage. (905)23-2989 INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwulegar 1937 sq 1t. office warehou" $3 25 sq. ft tel Call (905)579-5077 after 5. (905)571-3281 a w.anouse im- FULLY Serviced warehouse space available centrally lo- ialed by Brody a BAyy Con- tact Rai or Harry 905-831- 5433 1 1 Private homes For Sake 3 bedroom ;ems Ao suit. fireplace, mage, s:- ve. plias extras Immaclllale condition Grardvhew area Cam 905-M. 9791 for Apia 3•BEDROoM noun. two 4 PC Daths newly renowSkd. 2. storey brickcarnes for lest roan rem $110.000. CAN 1906)725-9!!I 1 WILL pay cub bar yowr Iff me Quick cbsmgt awl Ak CAN (905)434-8116 LOVELY lainy home for sok Sbeautifully find comilaught t. (oshm) Character. wumm A charm. Saliwday Appa iahem 3 -Son $239.000 905-435-3434 HOIITMWEST Oshawa 3 -bed- room detached garage. Move night in New carpet. It freshly, palmed A MUST SEE- Oily $64.500 Dont Hesdae Must sell. Cam Joke HaN«d at (905)721-1144 Nfill h>La•r b Land kWKY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gong bar erupt or being garmst" Everyone accepted regaram of fCredigs i information SlurderN IoaK mck0ed. N., M, N_ I - name WRTGABES - Good. bad and ugly Financing to any pur- pose, rata from 4 49% AN appicallOnS accepted Com- m niy Mortgage 568.6605 MBeigse ESTABLISHED Vending rout (POP/Snack). excellent ac - cam. modem equipmend. Serious Npuiries onlv. Cant 905-669-7570 after 5pn or km awn w. GOLF SALES MEP. - major U.S. Gold Co. radium Saks Reps. Must be mid-low HDCP. and well tonladed in ft mmrsed �pomuem awarterwiss hit I 575575 1 need a00ly(M) TRMN(Y A))ND s61k ownewfrs�eoxweN g 10 9 rhift • S49K (905) 619-29n SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire About our HOME FOR P SAGE °683-07 07 a ll AueUons L-*kllj Auctions LIML Auctions . 1 Legal Notices 1 Personals s 1 Personals AUCTION I AtlrTrnu ear Thurs. Jan 15th at WARNERS AUCTION HALL, Hw>r s Cie l6orne contents of a Co- bourg home. Includ- ing fridge, store, washer, dryer, chest freezer, TV, good va- cuum, bedroom, living ruutn, rec rourn, furni- ture, coffee & end ta- bles, dressers, bed sola, chests of draw- ers. dishes, glass- ware, pots, pans, household articles, high 4 -poster bed with good box & matt, oak computer desk, some ant. & small collectables, knick knacks, etc. Sale starts 6:00 p.m. No reserves. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 NEWTUIMLLE, JAN. 16TH FRIDAY, 6:00 P.M. Selling a large variety of new store merchandise, toys, kitchenware, household goods, and the contents from a local home. Preview Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Auction starts at 6 p.m. Terms cash, approved cheque, visa, Mc Inter - 3c. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON 905-786-2244 800-263-9886 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 5794218 AUG IIUM SALE SAT. JAN. 17, AT 10 A. M. At the Ballantrae Community Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy 48 on the Aurora Sd. Contents of a local estate and additions. Hoosier cabinet: antique tiget oak dress- ers w/swing mirrors: ant. Koken barbers chair (ex): wall and mantle clocks: many types of tables, dining, parlor, etc., oak washstand w/harp; Vic, nursing rock- er: many other chairs: childs mates bed (as new): whatnot stand; oil paintings; prints; Ltd. Editions. Good glass and china; qty. old coins; snowblower; Viking self clean oven (ex); 2 electronic cash registers; greeting card store display racks: near new window a/c. Most Mems are ready to move right into your home, so come out and enjoy all or part of this 5 (tour sale featuring affordable quality from start to finish. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa. M/C Preview 8:30 a.m CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 AUCTION SALE SAT. JANUARY 17 -12 A.M. EXTRAORDINARY ESTATE AUCTION of An- tiques, Collectibles. Stamps and Household held at Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Take Hwy. 112 or Lakeridge Rd. (No.23) north to Hwy.147. Go west to Uxbridge. Go north on Main St. to Davis Dr. Sale includes over 1,000 quality pieces including Ig., French marble open e=pement 15 day mantle clock, fancy Victorian Sessions mantle clock, oak kitchen Hoosier, tiger oak sideboard, ant., pine hang- ing cupboard, beautiful English wardrobe with brass, 2 Ig., pine Jaid cupboards, qty. antique tables b chairs, 1R barrel mahogany chair, settees, sofas, 19. qty. antique b vintage lighting, washstands, blanket boxes, Sony 61' stereo T.V., appliances, old dressers, w. bronze Remington statue 'Coming through the Rye barber pole crocks, churns, brass ship port window, Iq brass bell, ships spotlight, Ig. qty. stamps (Bileski loose leaf album), qry. antique chins e3 glass, Umoge 12 place set- ting , ant. silver fish set over 160 years old, McLaughlin horse cutter, Doctor's bu99Y. tools etc. Call for full taxed list. Viewing Fri. Jan. 16, 4-7 p.m. b 8 a.m. Sale day . Cash, Interac, Visa & M/C. Don't miss this high profile Auction to start the New Year. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Dir. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 Oshawa • Whitey • Clarinjton THIS WEEK Sat. Jan. 17th 10:00 a.m. at WARNFRIN AUCTION HAIL, Hwry s CNbe"M Selling antiques. col- lectables, modern home furnishings, ap- pliances, dishes, glasswares, etc. from 2 local old homes owner's moved to nursing homes. ex. ceptionally nice sofa 8 chair set, nice cherry curio cabinet with mirror back, glass shelves and lights, oak table 8 chair set, 2 ant. sin- gle beds, good Frost - free fridge, microwave oven, occasional chairs, small ant. table, other small ta- bles, dressers and chests of drawers, solid cherry dinette table with 4 matching chairs, chrome table 8 chair set, ant. gramophone, dishes. glasswares, come collectables, knick knacks, etc. No re- serves. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (90513.S..r 2106 TO ADVER- TISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL — 83.0907 30 Days After January 12, 1998, Ajax Mini Storage will sell by Public auction, the fol. lowing accounts which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses: Trevor Willoughby Ruth Wells Maureen Silvera Any of the above tenants may pay amount owing in cash, and redeem their merchandise, at any time prior to the auction. • 1 Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSE. WIVES - names & pnvale phone numbers 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680, $3 Minn, must be 18 T -tont 1 Births FREE Joy me iemaie cat, declawed. spayed. ,9051427-6932 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 t Auctions Thurs. January 15. 6 p.m. Brock i Seven Auctions 15706 Highway f7 Brougham Featuring: Items Trom the estate of Yukon Mike -A Dealer in the Trade' plus inclusions. Beautiful painted hall seat, nice Victorian ma- hogany desk, deco bedroom set, deco kitchen cupboard, Bobby Orr pinball game (needs re- pair), old pine cupboard, pine dresser, pine woodbox, ice cream chairs, accordian, selec- tion old radios, crocks, planters, toys, corn- flower anddepression pieces, lots of china 3 small wares, ball foot table. pictures eL prints. 11- cl ter Maurice M. Jones Pham 905.6U-4620 to consign MacGregoes Auction Centre, 8owmantiale. Sunday, Jan. 181h. 10 a.m. (Viewing 9:08) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to s2 Hwy.. East to Scull" St. North 1 km. Sundays Auction features a pualtty selection of articles from the past to present. Including furniture, tales, chars d rockers. dressers. buffet. 5 pcs. settee set, etc. Large assortment of oollectaWes, glass d china, old bottles. oil lamps. country 6 kitchen collectables,plus numerous household effects. Also selling 1st at 10:00 a selection of older sports cards from the 50's to 301 (Orr. Howe. Gretzky Rookie. etc), Don't let this saki ad rrusread you. This is an excellent auction with maty MW Party services M Party swvices rare, unique and useful articles Call to consign to this or future auction. We provide complete auction d ap- IluBlarr WANTS WORKpralsal services. MacGregor Auction d Appraisal Services Doing Magic For Children s Parties Mike MacGregor C. P. P.A. 905-987.5402 And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. 905.623-7949 CAU Eawk 6618.4936 • 1 DMft • 1 DeMM 74 74G. ._G THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours re- ceived. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of mira- cles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, and you prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. J.M . Roofing: Hous. Go Roo CMrr 1&(' R(M)FING, Shingling. all types of n. fs. new and old. 1�, rkmanship Guar. ani,eJ 10% Discount t Seniors, fully in- ,ur d. Frec estintales. ( .ill! Andrtwat (905) 42%-s7o4 560 will clean UP to 3000 sq. h Vacuumarg dusting, baht dear". kitchen floors washed. Window ledges. true boards. A wherever else the house recede 10 years ee ce Call Rela ® 416.706-9284 1 ammmy a • . Adan Entwt tante PAINTING i PLASTERING I#, r. ., -vov pry «nen +cu aro saeSkill '•ee estrrriaftst call Stan au Nes)-611-este ►apt 14161-295-3M EXTEMOR Painting Wallpapering • Good prices • Good work Call Mel 576-6553 ttao..g A MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Aparimerts O- Is. Appktts rrants Prtrcurro spewMsrs Now we to" t -- storage W t senor and Mod -Month Discortes. Ltansed. inured Free Es- - - Excellent service. Call 436-7795. • LiNpeti� M�eNi;� I — ` PRIVATE ONE ON ONE � I L/lVGEI?/E SI.NPLY THE BF -ST $20 I PICKERINC 1895 Clements, It tllait 125 I ' 905-426-4466 I (Brock Rd. b Bailey) e — — - — — — —' Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 't` News Advertiser AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our Publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call 683=7545 Clarington Residents 404-2615 Lcuaun, Mary tuzaDetn, ileo peacefully at home Surrounded by her loving family on Saturday. January 10, 1998, at the age of 74. Predeceased by her hus. band Harold. Devoted mother of Anne and her hus- band John Rybak Diane and her husband Rod Irving, and Susan and her husband John Cox. Fondly remem- bered by her grandchildren Karen and Christine Fly- hak; Darlene, Derek and Stephen Irving; and Andrea 'ox. Remembered by her sister Kathleen and broth. - 3 4i4aw Lee Ledson. The randy will receive blends It the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old KNIg- don Road. Ajax (Pidtenng Village) 905-428-8488 Tom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Monday Funeral service to )e held in the chapel on Tuesday, January 13, 1990 it fpm. Interment Esft* Cemetery. In lieu of Aow- es, the family would aopreaate donations in Marys temory to the Canadian Cancer Society. PMIT, Florence Rose, Called home to be with her Lard Jesus Christ and Chester on Saturday, Janu- ary 10,1998 in her 80 year. Florence Pettit, be- loved wife of the We Chester. Loving mother of Danny, Patsy and her husband Jim Fetchinson, Crag and his wills Borrie, Catherine and her husband Phi Dexter, Cam and his wis Maureen. Beloved Grand- ma of Erin, Justyne, Cameron, Ron, Keay, Gagnae, Cuft Jeb, Ten and Chelsee. Daughter of the We Lome and Cora PuckAn. Sister of Loma, Mary, Herb, John, and predeceased by Tom, Lewis, and Susie. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNI, 28 Old Kingston Road. AjaxE(Pidderirtg Vftp)FUNERAL E905-42&Mfrfrom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday. Funeral service in the lyle1998 at 11Id it Merwr Garden Donations o the HospiNl for Sidd Children or to Victoria and Durham Mental FleaEh Association wand be appre- ciated by the family. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 11"l! -PAGE 15 FREE.► A GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY Place a birth announcement in our paper �n�l rcC°I'12 d FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" Approx. u5 worth of brand name products Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre Inquire at: Ajax Pickering Ne wTv S Adve 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering 683-0707 0 t }_ ............... ?'.`;:i,:"I-L,�= PA[:F.1LTHF-WumAimmi'neom77mmAv ■ mmov1a i� for AJAX OPTICAL DURHAM CENTRE 135 Harwood Ave. N. Harwood &Hwy. 2 LENSES Buy 1 Get 1 F $1 91 C S� 1r �'�✓�:�, , `s,y ,ate.'. �uyy �v RF t Buy One Pair of Eyeglasses at Regular Price & Receive 2nd Pair From our Special .FREESelected Group of Frames AJAX PICK RING OPTICAL OPTICAL 56 Harwood Ave. S. 1360 Kingston Rd. Ajax Plaza Pickering (Hub Plaza) 683-7235 683-2888 839-9244 Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. Sale ends Jan. 31/98 R Wo _4-9f > w�� F LENSES Buy 1 Get 1 F $1 91 C S� 1r �'�✓�:�, , `s,y ,ate.'. �uyy �v RF t Buy One Pair of Eyeglasses at Regular Price & Receive 2nd Pair From our Special .FREESelected Group of Frames AJAX PICK RING OPTICAL OPTICAL 56 Harwood Ave. S. 1360 Kingston Rd. Ajax Plaza Pickering (Hub Plaza) 683-7235 683-2888 839-9244 Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. Sale ends Jan. 31/98