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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_01_23ews Pickering -Rouge AdvePLiser- Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand January 23, 1998, Vol. 33, No. 4, Pressrun 44,000 24 pages Drivers JINC. wanted.1mSALES • SERVICE • LE•RENTALS •BODY SHOPICKERING VOLKSWAGE5M Kingston ltd. Pickering (905) 42wwwpvw.com "Try The Tire fire forces Pickering home evacuation Motorist signals truck driver to pull over after noticing smoke coming from rig PICKERING — Police and fire crews were forced to close the 9th Concession between Brock Road and Westney Road and evacuate a house in north Pickering Wednesday morn- ing after a tractor trailer carrying 37,000 pounds of shredded tires caught fire. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley says the tractor trailer was westbound on 9th Concession around 4:30 a.m. when a passing mo- torist noticed smoke coming from the rig and signalled the driver to pull over. The trucker drove his vehicle to a safe area without homes or trees be- fore parking it and calling in the emergency, according to Pickering photo by Ron Pietroniro deputy fire chief Bill Douglas. Pickering Fire Department officials used ficult to determine the cause of the blaze be- Residents of a nearby house had to sand to contain a smoky blaze after a truck cause the burning cite remnants were be evacuated because smoke from theburning tire was giving off toxic carrying 37,000 pounds of shredded tires dumped to allow firefighters to effectively fumes. caught fire in north Pickering on Wednesday. douse it. Crews from four stations and six A section of 9th Concession was Deputv chief Bill Douglas says it will be dif- vehicles worked to extinguish the blaze. closed after the tires had to be spread Pickering delays home business rules Bl" MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTEX PICKERING —Town Council has backed off from approving new home business bylaws for Pickering. The bylaws have been in the works since early 1997, and their preparation has included public meetings and exten- sive consultations with local home busi- ness organizations. Council approved them in principle last June. But, on Monday, after some resi- dents and politicians raised concerns about the new rules, Council delayed a vote on the final draft of the regulations for a month to allow Town staff to go through it with a fine-tooth comb. "We have an obligation to make it as good as it can be the first tinTe arouod;' said Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan in calling for referral of the issue back to staff. He noted there were seri- ous "long-term implications" involved for the Town as a whole and for indi- vidual neighbourhoods. Under the proposed bylaws, entre- preneurs working out of their own homes here would have to obtain a $50 licence from the Town every year. Home businesses are now technically il- legal in Pickering. The bylaws would also regulate mat- ters associated with home-based busi- ness such as noise, traffic, parking, sig- nage, emissions, waste, storage and per- mitted uses. For example, businesses that could constitute a nuisance to the neighbourhood such as heavy machin- ery repair or kennels would not be per- mitted; only up to 25 per cent of the fin- ished floor space of a home could be used for the business; and only a small, unlit sign would be allowed on the out- side of the residence where the business is located. Fawndale Road resident George Milnes urged the Town to design the by- laws so investigation of violations wouldn't depend on complaints from neighbours, which he [toted could result in hard feelings. He wants the rules See NEW/Page 3 BRIAN SPENCER `I think we've dilly-dallied long enough' across the road in order to put out the fi re. The firefighters had applied foam and water to the blaze but flames shot up again as soon as they stopped. They then dumped sand on the load but it continued to burn underneath. A dike was built to contain any pos- sible contamination before the shred- ded tires were dumped and the fire fi- nally put out. Town works department staff were on hand to help the fire crews and clean up afterwards. Ministry of En- vironment officials attended the scene and took soil samples, but deputy chief Douglas says there was probably "very little contamination". Inspectors from the Ministry of Transportation examined the truck and found no safety problems. The deputy chief says investiga- tion of the fire is continuing but it will be hard to determine the cause because the burning tire pieces were dumped. There is a possibility a heating system used to heat loads on the truck may have had a role to play in the tire, he notes. It took crew from four fire stations and six vehicles to extinguish the blaze, and it was about 3 p.m. before the site was finally cleaned up. 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AVAILABLE . . .r PAGP 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,19" Durham closer to citizen Terms of reference being established by Region committee Terms of reference are about to be established for a citizens' committee that will review the salary of Durham Region Councillors. At a meeting Wednesday of Durham tax rates for 1998 to come in May Property owners will probably know sometime in May how much they'll fork out in Durham Re- gion taxes this year. The budget is delayed this year because the Region is awaiting the final figures on the cost of provincial downloading and the impact of the new property as- sessment sys- tem. The Re- gion's budget is usually ap- proved by council in late March. Finance Commissioner Jim Clapp told Durham Coun- cil's finance committee on Wednesday that the departmen- tal budgets were due at the beginning of this week. "It will take a couple of weeks for the finance depart- ment to go through them. The Who Does What (down- loading) costs will be proper- ly segmented," Mr. Clapp said. In Decem- ber, he told Re- gional Council Durham's taxes could increase by approxi- mately $100 a household to pay for provin- cial download- ing costs. review of politicians' pay SUN-SATIONAL Durham Council's finance committee, Sion, how citizens will be selected and_�W CRUISEWEA - politicians agreed to have Oshawa when the committee will begin to VALUE Councillor Brian Nicholson review the meet terms of reference with Region Chief Administrative Officer Garry Cubitt and Human Resources Director Don Paterson. The terms of reference will set out the process to he used to review the pay of councillors who now make a base salary of $21.840 from the Re - i Ilii KTT ern Hilt n l( fiflu» it 3,. MHz ,. I,$tI ori°ABfT LX 440 mhln board !4 I4.81D Ram rA ESB Ultra DMA Hk ,� iAMPpy Drivel 0 Midtower ATX Case 411ft ATI Video Card VEV126Jp Buiit-in Conte. 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Mr. Wank is also worried about the effect new parking bylaws — which would allow larger vehicles to park in side yards with sufficient setbacks — would have in combination with the new home business rules. He urged councillors to go back and consider the two new sets of regulations together. As evidence of inconsis- tencies in the new bylaws, Coun. Ryan cited one section which prohibits storage for business purposes in residen- tial garages, and another which allowed "limited stor- age" that would not prevent the garage from accommo- dating the number of vehi- cles it was designed for. Town director of planning Neil Carroll said staff were aware of those two clauses but had left the limited stor- age provision in place be- cause home business owners had asked to be able to stow business-related material like paper in their garages. In urging councillors to approve the new regulations, Brian Spencer, president of Durham Homepreneur Group Inc., noted Pickering would have "a forward-look- ing and innovative" set of home business bylaws that would give it an economic advantage over other munic- ipalities. He maintained home businesses create valu- able economic activity in the community and should be welcomed and encouraged. "I think we've dilly-dal- lied enough:" he told coun- cillors. "I think it's time io move ahead.' A suggestion Wayne Arthurs to approve at least the new bylaws cover- ing home business licensing and signs — about which he noted there appeared to be no controversy — failed to win the support of his Council colleagues. Mr. Spencer said he was "disappointed" councillors failed to pass the new regula- tions and maintained the ob- jections were a result of peo- ple not fully understanding the proposed bylaws. But he acid,'d. " I do have faith this ::i passed by Council. 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DURHAM STAFF Mr. Blakey said, "'There are areas of con - The Ministry of the Solicitor General will cern we want the inspection team to look at" launch an internal audit of the Durham Region- Though he declined to be specific, he acknowl- al Police Service, which is -under fire for over- edged, "Manpower is a very big concern" spending its budget by $3.4 million. Earlier this week a "Solicitor General In - The inspection r . follows a police as- lice department is sociation request " made several months ago to in- , vestigate "con- 3+ cems Factory A ministry.., ` spokesman yester- day told the News Advertiser the Guv Paul Morin "routine" general , I inspection is the ORDERS ACCEPTED first of its kind in officers, overtime the force's 24 -year history and is man- D dated under the Police Services „! 1 �. Act to ensure the FREE 6IV, department is 3 6 meeting provincial 1 guidelines. '` 'The object of •- '•� j the exercise is to 1 improve service • ' delivery," said • spokesman Ken- after the 750 -mem- neth Tufts. y Members of the + inspection team 10 have already met rEAR . with Chief Kevin GTy McAlpine to make POSTURE CARE arrangements for the upcoming audit and are to speak sow 139 with association Iurmss representatives and police services SET $249 board members before it begins. D.......------..-.. 16 9 SET 299 i The inspectiona - 249 SET 349 P lice force under microscope spection/Audit" questionnaire was distributed by the association to its members. They are asked to rank morale, manpower, equipment, management practices, promotional systems and harassment policy. Chief McAlpine, who took command of the force from the retired Trevor McCagherty last autumn, described the review as "routine busi- ness '. He said he welcomes any input the ministry offers. "If I get some good advice I'll be glad to hear from them" . 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E. 428-4450 at Harwood Ave. Monday - Friday 10-9 SaL 10-6 Sue. 11-5 w1..Hrer.w.. YI«.lo.«boa 1 %ofr«tt—. ►.+..rr.r rKl. WrYrw. bWiled Mlrr i�°r�.e�a..r �:vur.ris:i 2 nuM~...rrr. l� 8i i nxll— sly—te0 77 r sr,";Pm... « e».2a flow 4"1$ ,eri.2v Md ■h t.r fN,eee tea-.. t7. I.N..a .rM« M sw r� Sul i.lu.. s1,SM Nn�... «tel u •.0 •wi.W .• ey.i...s ewd.iK PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 11"8 • ials Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Orgland Communis News r aetters A Mctr y page published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-51 10 FAX: 6K3-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial surgery nos itai p g y carries big p rice It must be troubling for officials at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital (APGH) to be told on one hand they must provide vastly expanded services by the year 2003, but without additional funding to achieve those goals. So it is with the changes ordered by the provincial- ly -struck Health Services Restructuring Commission which last November recommended, among other things, the amalgamation of Ajax -Pickering and Scar- borough Centenary hospitals, the creation of addition- al rehabilitation and long-term care beds and more acute mental health care beds at Ajax. But while the commission recommended capital grants for some hospitals in the Greater Toronto Area to help achieve the restructuring requirements, APGH President Bruce Cliff notes it suggested no such fund- ing for Ajax. Mr. Cliff says his hospital requires at least $11.4 million over the next few years before it can realisti- cally begin the process of meeting the requirements of the ordered restructuring. -'I don't know why thev missed it, but they did;' he noted this week. "We were quite surprised by that" Indeed. Officials at APGH have shown a great measure of willingness and co-operation in living up to their re- sponsibility of providing quality health care at rea- sonable costs. They have also shown leadership thus far in addressing the enormous changes required to meet restructuring demands. Therefore, the Health Services Restructuring Com- mission must also show leadership and recommend the necessary funding so the community hospital serving the western portion of Durham Region can adequately provide health care to residents here. The case has already been made — notwithstand- ing the changes ordered by the Health Services Re- structuring Commission — that the population of Ajax and Pickering continues to grow at a near expo- nential rate. If that trend, which is likely to continue, isn't ad- dressed, the local hospital cannot be reasonably ex- pected to cope with the growing demand for quality health care here. We encourage the Health Services Restructuring Commission to take a second look at what it is rec- ommending in the way of change, and match it ap- propriately and effectively in the way of funding. Then, APGH can get on with the business of change for the better. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at trlfosOltmwe 683-7040 and dial 5110 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper ,published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday • Letters to the editor Motorcyclists aren't bad people To the editor: My husband and I moved from Scar- borough to Pickering seven years ago. We chose Pickenng because it appeared to be a community where people re- spected each other and their property. It seemed like a good place to raise our children. On the surface there appeared to be fewer problems with discrimina- tion. After living in the same house for seven years, and raising three daughters, our opinions have changed. We arc the same ass our neighbours, we both go to good jobs every day, our youngest daughter is an honour student at high school, and to complete the household, we have one very friendly dog. The one thing that separates us from our neighbours is that we both ride Harley Davidson motorcycles. We are not members of any gang, nor do we cause trouble. We are just average citi- zens who take pleasure in riding motor- cycles. Of course with our Canadian weather, this is a pleasure that we can only enjoy six months of the year. Unfortunately our neighbours do not seem to be tolerant of our hobby. We read in the newspaper constantly that due to cutbacks in funding, our Durham Region Police force is overworked and underpaid. However, our unreasoning neighbours seem to find it necessary to have the police come to our house. There has never been an official complaint, they even do it anonymously, so the po- lice come in, visit and chat for a while, then leave. This has not been a single oc- currence: it has come to the point of being a nuisance. No one has ever knocked on our door to say that they have a problem with the motorcycles, so it seems to us that it's a problem of stereotyping. All people who fide motor- cycles are not had! We do a lot of volunteer work for the community. Together we put in approxi- mately 25 hours a week volunteer time for the Ajax/Pickering Navy League of Canada. As well, Jason puts in five hours a week for Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital. We have always taken pride in where we live, and try to give something back to the community. If only people could take off their blinders, and look at the whole picture. What ever happened to "get to know your neighbour"? If people would try to communicate, the world would be a bet- ter place. We like where we live, we have no intention of moving, our only wish is that people would learn to talk to each other and be more tolerant of their dif- ferences. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstatelAutontotiveAdwrtising Manager ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager Anne Shipley and Jason Ansley, Pickering TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdmintChwiffed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: thisweek@istacca SUSAN O' NEILL Education Staff Writer InIMI Graduating 10 into debt With the provincial government's an- nouncement this week that the Ministry of Education and Training's apprentice- ship reforms will include the introduction of tuition fees, it appears the only way to get a joh in Ontario is to go into debt first. In an announcement Monday, Educa- tion Minister Dave Johnson said reforms to the province's apprenticeship training system will focus on giving industry a stronger role, on eliminating unnecessary government intervention and on the in- troduction of a new funding system "to ensure apprentices can access quality training". According to the ministry, the target date for introducing fees for training is April 1. And while the exact details of the tuition fees have not yet been released. the minister has said "The Ontario go%- emment is committed to ensuring that fi- nancial need will not be- a harrier to ap- prenticeship training:' While unveiling the Province's plans for reform at a Newmarket autoparts manufacturer, Mr. Johnson reported the government is "willing" to launch a fi- nancial assistance programme to aid tu- lure apprentices with the costs they'll face. Officials at Durham College made a similar announcement regarding finan- cial assistance this week when the board of governors voted to increase: tuition costs for college programmes this Sep- tember. College spokesman Mary Lynn West- Moynes says the college has a "battery" of programmes available to aid students with financial challenges. But while providing financial assis- tance through a student loan may seem like the answer at the outset, it's often only a temporary solution to financial barriers. There are already thousands of recent college and university graduates bur- dened with hefty student loans who are realizing a stack of bills comes along with their cap and gown on graduation day. Susan O'Neill writes in our Friday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this col= wnn call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax do Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager ha //www.durhainnews,net ■ 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager p „. 'Sir. _.�...w;.:.t. ._�... _. _ .. _ _ ... -.. _ _ .. ^1 Double duty THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 - PAGE 7 Two sets of Durham students groomed now for actuation thegr sameY -ear Today's Grade 7 and 8 students will leave high school at the same time under new rules BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER With the provincial government's promise to reform Ontario's high schools beginning in September 1999, the current crop of Grade 7 students will be the first to test the waters of a revamped secondaryschool system. The Ministry of Education and Training re- cently outlined high school reforms that will see today's Grade 7 students finishing high school in only four years, becoming the first group of pupils to write a Grade 10 literacy test and be required to complete 40 hours of community work before graduating. The students will also face a curriculum that promises to place a greater emphasis on mathematics and science and will be the ini- tial class affected by the rc-introduction of streaming. The News Advertiser recently met with a group of Grade 7 and 8 students from Laura Hogan's split-level class at Whitby's Glen Dhu Public School to discuss some of the changes that lic ahead. The students, all of whom already have ideas about what they'd like to do after high school, say most of the reforms don't sound too bad. However, they do have some concerns. Jason Homan, a 12 -year-old Grade 7 stu- dent at Glen Dhu, says the coming high school reforms arc "OK" with him "just as long as we get the same education" as Grade 8 students who'll be the last to go to high school for five years. Jason also says he's afraid students who complete five years of high school will have a better chance of finding a job or getting into college or university than those in his grade. "We'll be left in their shadow." His sentiments were echoed by Grade 7 student Laura Gibb who wonders if her grad- uating class will be "left behind". Grade 8 student Mike Tsourounis says he plans to fast track and finish high school in Class of 2003 will be the biggest ever The provincial government's high school reforms will create a "disad- vantage" for some students when the year 2003 rolls around, says a Durham District School Board offi- cial. That's when students currently in Grades 7 and 8 will graduate from high school at the same time. And Bev Freedman, superinten- dent of programmes for the public school board, says the sheer number ,f graduates "will be a disadvantage" )r students who'll be looking for jobs and competing for spots at colleges and universities. Under the Province's secondary ":hcol reforms, present Grade 7 stu- ients will be the first group to gradu- .0c after only four years of high <,:hool while today's Grade 8 pupils i II be the last to complete five years at the secondary level. According to Lewis Morgulis. a planner for the public board, there could be between 8,000 and 10,000 students graduating from high school in the same year. "It's a bit of a co- nundrum:" he says. However, Gerry Blake, superinten- dent of programmes for the Durham Catholic District School Board, says he doesn't view the "double cohort" as a problem. " I"here's adequate time (for colleges and universities) to pre- pare for it:' he says. Ms. Freedman says there will be some attempt to accommodate stu- dents. For example, the Ministry of Education and Training is exploring possibilities such as "distance educa- tion" with cAAleges and universities where pupils could perhaps take courses by correspondence or over the Internet - The ministry is also working with colleges and universities "to ensure entrance requirements will be met" by the first group of students to graduate in four years, according to spokesman Danielle Gauvin. The ministry if also "planning ahead financially so qualified high school graduates will have the same access to post -secondary programmes as they do now" and has promised to `reinvest savings resulting from the move to strategies to ensure a smooth transition" says Ms. Gauvin. Durham asked to pitch for 2000 Ontario Summer Games Businessman says games will bring people, opportunities and money to Durham Region BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF WHITBY -- A local businessman is encouraging regional politicians to try to bring the 2000 Ontario Summer Games to Durham Region. "Push to bring it here," is Tim McKee's advice to local and regional councillors. "I think it'd be great" An ad hoc committee, made up of staff from Durham's municipalities, has been investigating the possibility of putting in a bid on the 2000 Summer Games. Mr. McKee, co-owner of By Design Kitchen and Bath, says municipal coun- cillors should take a serious look at this idea. The Summer Games would bring peo- ple, opportunities and money to Durham, he says. He speaks from personal experience. In the 1980s, as a 17 -year-old, Mr. McKee competed in the Summer Games in Sud- bury. He won the silver medal in high jump after a lengthy jump-off. "It was absolutely a wonderful learn- ing experience," he says. "It was just such a wonderful time. I loved it." Mr. McKee says he and other young athletes not only enjoyed the competition but took the chance to learn about and ex- plore the Sudbury area. Athletes at the 2000 Ontario Summer Games could do the same in Durham Re- gion, he says. "It's not just for the kids in this area. You're bringing in kids from all over the province. "There's a lot here to learn about. There's some really neat history in Os- hawa and Whitby," he says. Mr. McKee says the cost of bringing the Summer Games to Durham should not be too high since there would be no need for major construction projects. "Basically we have the facilities al- ready. Civic Fields (in Oshawa) would be an ideal location for the track and field events. "We've got the swimming pools. We've got everything. It's more about promoting the region." He says athletes, their families and spectators would pour into the region, spending money and time at local attrac- tions, stores and restaurants. The Games involve between 2,200 to 3,000 participants competing in up to 26 sports. Whitby council has endorsed efforts of the ad hoc committee to investigate the possibility of a bid on the Games. The committee, made up of representa- tives of staff from all eight local munici- palities, Durham Region, the YWCA of Durham Region and ministry of citizen- ship, culture and recreation, has been meeting for a year to determine whether to bid on the Games. The committee is seeking support from all local councils and regional council for its continued work. Members feel a bid could be successful only with the participation of all commu- nities. There is no commitment to a bid at this point. photo by Walter Passarella Elementary school students (from left) Heather Mann, Mike Tsourounis, Jason Hoinan and Laura Gibb are among a huge crop who will graduate from high school together be- cause of the elimination of Grade 13 in Ontario. They voiced some concerns this week about being prepared for college or university and the competition for admissions. four years to better his chances of getting into changes to come in the science curriculum a post -secondary institution. that will affect Grade 7 students. "A lot of people arc going to be graduating. Bev Freedman, superintendent of educa- There'II be double the applications to univer- tion for the Durham District School Board, sities" says there will be "major changes" to the elc- While the students expressed concern mentary science curriculum, which has not about life after high school, they're excited yet been released, that will affect Grade 7 stu- about the experience of attending high school dents and prepare them for the greater empha- itself. sis on science that's expected in the new high Heather Mann, who'll start Grade 9 at Sin- school curriculum. Clair Secondary School this fall, is " lookim-, While she says elementary students will be forward to meeting new people and trying prepared for high school reforms, she notes new subjects like algebra and calculus" whenever there is significant change in the Glen Dhu principal Dave Werry reports el- system, there are advantages and disadvan- ementary school teachers are preparing stu- tapes for the lead class. dents for the reforms they'll face, npting cur- "There will be glitches;' she says. "When riculum changes introduced last year by the you're implementing (changes) this quickly government in the areas of math and language without the curriculum (in place) there will be will help ready youngsters for the secondary problems. school shake-up. "The implementation schedule is a very But, he says there are more "dramatic" tight schedule;' she says. Class of 2003 will be the biggest ever The provincial government's high school reforms will create a "disad- vantage" for some students when the year 2003 rolls around, says a Durham District School Board offi- cial. That's when students currently in Grades 7 and 8 will graduate from high school at the same time. And Bev Freedman, superinten- dent of programmes for the public school board, says the sheer number ,f graduates "will be a disadvantage" )r students who'll be looking for jobs and competing for spots at colleges and universities. Under the Province's secondary ":hcol reforms, present Grade 7 stu- ients will be the first group to gradu- .0c after only four years of high <,:hool while today's Grade 8 pupils i II be the last to complete five years at the secondary level. According to Lewis Morgulis. a planner for the public board, there could be between 8,000 and 10,000 students graduating from high school in the same year. "It's a bit of a co- nundrum:" he says. However, Gerry Blake, superinten- dent of programmes for the Durham Catholic District School Board, says he doesn't view the "double cohort" as a problem. " I"here's adequate time (for colleges and universities) to pre- pare for it:' he says. Ms. Freedman says there will be some attempt to accommodate stu- dents. For example, the Ministry of Education and Training is exploring possibilities such as "distance educa- tion" with cAAleges and universities where pupils could perhaps take courses by correspondence or over the Internet - The ministry is also working with colleges and universities "to ensure entrance requirements will be met" by the first group of students to graduate in four years, according to spokesman Danielle Gauvin. The ministry if also "planning ahead financially so qualified high school graduates will have the same access to post -secondary programmes as they do now" and has promised to `reinvest savings resulting from the move to strategies to ensure a smooth transition" says Ms. Gauvin. Durham asked to pitch for 2000 Ontario Summer Games Businessman says games will bring people, opportunities and money to Durham Region BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF WHITBY -- A local businessman is encouraging regional politicians to try to bring the 2000 Ontario Summer Games to Durham Region. "Push to bring it here," is Tim McKee's advice to local and regional councillors. "I think it'd be great" An ad hoc committee, made up of staff from Durham's municipalities, has been investigating the possibility of putting in a bid on the 2000 Summer Games. Mr. McKee, co-owner of By Design Kitchen and Bath, says municipal coun- cillors should take a serious look at this idea. The Summer Games would bring peo- ple, opportunities and money to Durham, he says. He speaks from personal experience. In the 1980s, as a 17 -year-old, Mr. McKee competed in the Summer Games in Sud- bury. He won the silver medal in high jump after a lengthy jump-off. "It was absolutely a wonderful learn- ing experience," he says. "It was just such a wonderful time. I loved it." Mr. McKee says he and other young athletes not only enjoyed the competition but took the chance to learn about and ex- plore the Sudbury area. Athletes at the 2000 Ontario Summer Games could do the same in Durham Re- gion, he says. "It's not just for the kids in this area. You're bringing in kids from all over the province. "There's a lot here to learn about. There's some really neat history in Os- hawa and Whitby," he says. Mr. McKee says the cost of bringing the Summer Games to Durham should not be too high since there would be no need for major construction projects. "Basically we have the facilities al- ready. Civic Fields (in Oshawa) would be an ideal location for the track and field events. "We've got the swimming pools. We've got everything. It's more about promoting the region." He says athletes, their families and spectators would pour into the region, spending money and time at local attrac- tions, stores and restaurants. The Games involve between 2,200 to 3,000 participants competing in up to 26 sports. Whitby council has endorsed efforts of the ad hoc committee to investigate the possibility of a bid on the Games. The committee, made up of representa- tives of staff from all eight local munici- palities, Durham Region, the YWCA of Durham Region and ministry of citizen- ship, culture and recreation, has been meeting for a year to determine whether to bid on the Games. The committee is seeking support from all local councils and regional council for its continued work. Members feel a bid could be successful only with the participation of all commu- nities. There is no commitment to a bid at this point. a PACE. 8 - THE NEWS AD%'ERTf,4FR FRIDAY. TANUARY 21, 1"9 - Wellness workshops for -women hosted in PickeringVillagep Women's wellness is the focus of a dies for Pregnancy and Birth (March 1 1). Ap- proaching Menopause Naturally (April 15), the same location. series of upcoming workshops. proaching Pre -Menstrual Syndrome Naturally A film and discussion on women's issues Women are asked to register prior to each The Ajax -Pickering Women's Cen- (March 25), Endometriosis (April 8) and Ap- will be held Thursday, Jan. 29 at 1:30 p.m. at workshop at 426-1064. tre is offering the free workshops Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the centre at St. George's Anglican Church. Portable #2. Randall Drive and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. The topics are Stress Management (Jan. 28). Iridology (Feb. 4), Heart Health (Feb. 1 1). Budgeting and Money Management (Feb. 18). 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Homesteader experiences can be customized to meet the rexluirements of camping groups and museum staff can provide one-half to full-day programmes to enhance their stay. A variety of hiking trails is available and the village is close to Greenwtxxl Conservation Area. Admission for private group camping is $3.50 per person per night. For more information or to book a stay for next season call 683-8401 or 420- 4620. Frenchman's Bay Festival meeting Feb. 9 PICKERING — A general meeting for Frenchman's Bay Festival organizers will be held Monday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. at the police station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pickering. All are welcome to attend. The event, now in its seventh year, will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 13 and 14. Volunteers and sponsors are needed for the 1998 edition of the festi- val. Sponsors are being sought to donate services, support an activity or simply donate money. Volunteer are needed to organize and run the festival. 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Proceeds While Mom -O -Grams were first de- Feb. 14. will go to the Ontario District of the livered two years ago with the intention Along with the songs, ladies will be Harmonized for Speech fund, which fo- of letting kids everywhere tell their presented with a small box of choco- cuses on speech therapy for children mothers just how they felt on her spe- lates, a live rose and a card, while tar- and adults. tial day in May through serenades by a geted men will receive chocolates, a For more information call 434-5283. 011 a 191�011&10 n LJ Prepare your car for the call of the open road., -long trips.. -thrills. ..and excitemertt_ EKperie—e -Volkswagen value Service-. It h Your suerentee of everyday kow Prices pravlded by factory trained Voacswegen technicians uslng only ger,- uMte Volkswagen parts. An of this backed by a 112 --rWV90,000kms. pert. warranty. 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PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANtIARI' 2i, 1998 photo by Ron Pietroniro Students cheque out Pine Ridge Secondary School's Unity in Diversity Committee passed along the fund-raising proceeds from its recent 24-hour famine to help feed hungry families in the community. The money will be used by St. Paul's on -the -Hill food bank in Pickering. Celebrating the success of the famine project this week were (from left) Ginny Butler, Tara Singh, Sab- rina tiagvi, Pritty Patel. Gaurav Puri and Barb MacRae. Meeting set for hard of hearing The Canadian Hard of Hearing Asso- northeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Brock ciation (CHHA) Pickering-Ajax-Ahithy Road, Pickering. The group is for people Branch is holding its monthly with hearing loss, their families and supporV%ocial meeting Wednesday. Feb. friends. Ncw members are welcome. For 4 at 7 p.m. in the community room of the more information call 839-685.1 (voice, Durham Regional Police station at the Man lyni or 839-0122 (Tn'. Sandv). 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As Good As it Gets: Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt. A single mother/waitress (Hunt), an ill-tempered writer (Nicholson) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear) form an un- likely friendship. Fallen: Denzel Washington, John Good- man. After apprehending a demonic serial killer, following his trial and witnessing his execution, decorated homicide detective John Hobbes (Washington) and his partner Jonesy (Goodman) are suddenly faced with a new series of slayings in the late killer's pe- culiar style. Firestorm: Howie Long, Scott Glenn. For Jesse Graves (Long) and his close-knit team of "smokejumpers". a ferocious storm with massive tornadoes of fire up to 600 feet high iN an all -too -regular occurrence — only this battle comes with a twist. Goodwill Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Af- fleck. Damon stars as misunderstood 20- year-old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT, outshines the school's most advanced intellectuals by solv- ing math problems they can't seem to handle. However, the genius can't seem to translate his problem -solving capabilities into his per- sonal life and becomes caught between the worlds of his friends — a therapist (Robin Williams), a math professor (Stellan Skars- gard) and the woman he loves (Minnie Dri- ver). Halt Baked: Harland Williams, Dave Chapelle. Kind, sensitive kindergarten teacher Kenny (Williams) isn't cut out for prison life, but that's where he could be headed after he innocently stops to share some junk food with a listless, but diabetic, New York police horse and kills the animal. With Nasty Nate, a huge, menacing inmate on the prowl for a companion, it's up to Kenny's three pals Thurgood (Chappelle), Scarface (Guillermo Diaz) and Brian (Jim Breuer) to rescue him by raising the $100,000 bail. Hard Rain: Randy Quaid, Christian Slater. Residents of Huntingburg, including the sheriff (Quaid), are all too familiar with torrid rains forcing the evacuation of the small town and the usual related looting and Petty thefts that take place in an abandoned town. However, what they don't realize when the latest round of flooding drowns the town, is that a plan is in place to rob an armoured THE NEWS ADVE:R'rISER FRIDAY, JAN AR s- 23, 1998 - PAGE 17 News Advertiser ee/icetq/ /ffeff t FAX: 683-7363 Hoffman helps Wag the Dog Afnw • car transporting $3 million from local banks. When the vehicle breaks down stranding dri- vers Tom (Slater) and his Uncle Charlie (Ed Asner), their call for help is intercepted and before long they are surrounded by a suspi- cious crew, who without warning open fire, led by Jim (Morgan Freeman). Home Alone III: Alex Linz, Kevin Kil- ner. A computer chip containing top-secret U.S. defence plans has disappeared, with subversive overseas governments offering up to $10 million on the black market for its re- covery. Only one other person knows the mi- crochip's location. He's got surveillance. He's got strategy. He's got guts. He's got chicken pox. And he's... home alone. Phantoms: Rose McGowan, Peter O'- Toole. Nothing is more terrifying than the unknown in this horrifying adaptation of the best-selling Dean Koontz novel. Spice World: Spice Girls. A celebration of the meteoric success of one of the hottest bands, Spice World is a hold adventure which mirrors the Spice Girls' inimitable style — sexy, hip, stylish and kitschy all rolled into one. Titanic: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslct. Declared unsinkable, the Titanic and its more than 2.2(X.) passengers hegin their journey from England to Ncw York City with a sense of anticipation, awe and optimism. Yet this ship of dreams ultimately carries oFU ,over 1,500 people to their death in the ice-cold waters of' the Start Atlantic. Against this dramatic backdrop, the movie tells the story of third-class passenger Jack Dawson (Di- Caprio) and first-class passen- ger Rose DeWitt Bukater (Winslct), who took the ulti- mate risk — to defy the oppres- sive social conventions of their time and fall in love. Tomorrow Never Dies: Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce. There's no news like bad news and when a new 24-hour news network prepares to hit the airwaves, media baron El- liot Carver (Pryce) knows noth- ing will ensure a successful launch like a sensational news ' event. When a British navy ship is sunk off the coast of Viet nam, officials on both sides scramble to put the pieces together. There are many ques- tions, but who can find the answers" The name is Bond. James Bond. Wag the Dog: Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro. With less than two weeks before his re-election bid, a scandal threatens the Amer- ican president's goal of four more years. Enter Conrad Brean (De Niro). The master of all spin doctors quickly works to ensure damage to the nation's leader is kept at a minimum through his un- canny ability to manipulate politics, the press and the American people. With help from Hollywood producer Stanley Motss (Hoff- man), Brean diverts attention from the presi- dent's predicament by creating a bigger and better story — a war within the hostile nation of Albania — and it dominates the news. Now playing at .Muviplex 9, Pickering: Anastasia, As Good As it Gets, Firestorm, Goodwill Hunting, Half Baked, Mouschunt, Phantoms, Spice World, Titanic. Tomorrow Never Dies, Wag The Dug. NOTE: The Pickering Town Centre's• Fa- mous Plovers Cinemas are closed fior reno- valions. TURE S Your Car From The First Sfor's Famoushi'a 1 air c -; m readers galore ,► ores, demos. 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AFA M9 Orlf NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT AND PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRES Long Term Water Supply Project Lake Ontario Water Supply via Durham West - Preparation of Terns of Reference for the Development of an Individual Environmental Assessment In July of 1997. York Region completed a Master Plan to identity a strategy to meet future regional water demands. One congonent of the preferred solution was the requirement for a Creat lakes Supply which will be provided by the Durham West cornponent. Plarmrtg for the Durham West compor>ent will be undertaken as an Individual Environmental Assessment (EA). For an Individual EA, the Act requires that a proponent prepare a Terms of Reference (ToR) to define the scope of a proposed EA Study. The ToR require approval by the Minister of the Environment (MOE) and the subsequent EA is then prepared in aocordarxe Meth the approved ToR. The ToR is to be prepared during 1998. The intention is to submit the ToR to MO for a Core Government Review by October 19%. To prepare the ToR, two sets of Public Information Centres are planned to take place, the first in February 1998 and the second in Fall 1998. The first set of Public Information Centres has now been arranged. The purpose of this set is Public Information Centres is to introduce the study and obtain comments on the scope of work required to complete the EA Study. 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York Region Transportation and Works Department 17250 Yonge Street, Box 147 Newmarket, Ontario UY 6Z1 Tel: 905-830-4444 Ext. 3015 Fax: 905-895-6353 P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 - PAGE 19 P v • ick ring S P orts At Rivett, sportswriter 663-5110 Fax: 663-7363 Pickwum g tweens gun PICKERING — The Pickering Innov- and Jenna Valera each fired single mark- ative Awards lween 'B' ringette team ers. crnerged as champions of the recent Whit- Pickering started the tournament by by Ringette Tournament. whipping host Whitby 7-1 with lots of Pickering clinched the championship crisp passes culminating in goals. with a lopsided 6-0 victory over Newmar- Pickering piled up a 4-0 lead in the ket in the final. Nancy Gallagher and first period on goals by Melissa Gibson, Lorissa Dowdell notched two goals apiece Nancy Delory. Lori Marks and Dowdell. to lead the Pickering attack. Lisa Flatman Julie Ross and !larksearned assists. In Pickering r bantam `cardiac I kids' save their best till late PICKERING—The Pickering Pan- thers Golden Griddle minor bantam 'AA' rep hockey team is fast earning a reputation as the 'cardiac kids' after scor- ing in the final minute of its last four stars to record three wins and a tic in league play. The seven points enabled the Panthers to move head of Ajax for second place in the F -stem Division of the York-Simcoe league with four games remaining. Playing at home, the Panthers upset the Ajax Knights 2-1, scoring the game winner with two seconds remaining. Mark Rogers notched the winner on a breakaway after being set up by Kevin Roger,,. The first Pickering goal was scored by Adam Moyer Rocky Ruta and Jonathan Walsh picked up assists. Solid defence was supplied by Michael Daw- son, James Judges and Brandon Saker. Goalie Garrett McKinnon had to be sharp in net. In another home match against the Whitby Wildcats, the Panthers scored with 25 seconds remaining to snap a tie and record a 54 victory. Goalie Chris Fran made several key saves to keep the Pan- thers close. Mark Rogers again scored the: winner. Ryan Pelan scored two goals, An- drew Hopkins and Mitch Grigoriadis added one apiece. Walsh assisted on two goals, David Hughes, Kevin Rogers and Ruta set up one apiece. In a rematch with the Ajax Knights in Ajax, the Panthers earned a 3-3 tie after being outplayed through most of the contest. Pickering pulled its goalie in the final minute and Scott Vahey netted the equalizer with 17 seconds remaining. Other Pickering scorers were Moyer and Mark Rogers. Assisting were Pelan with two, Scott Billing, Evan Georgievski and Hughes with one each. Table tennis showdown needs more players PICKERING —The annual Picker- ing Flea Market open table tennis cham- pionships this Sunday still needs players in some divisions. The table tennis championships are reportedly the largest such tournament in Ontario with seven divisions. Cash Prizes will be awarded in the men's and women's open divisions. Recreational players are welcome to participate. The action starts at 9 a.m. and contin- ues until approximately 6 p.m. The Pickering Flea Market is at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road, just north of Hwy. 401. Call Kam Bhatia at 8314283. Diazi the second period, Pickering added three more goals for good measure. Gibson and Marks each netted their second of the night, while Ashley Bradner rounded out the scoring. Marks, Bradner and Valera earned assists. In the second game, Pickering played Newmarket to a 1-1 tie. Dowdell scored the only Pickering goal, assisted by News Advertiser Aq 4aw CIOLF M RIDER MPS TGoThhu ay 7F4r aKrre.. ►wl.ra) CORPORATE GOLD CARer DS -a Montisy ,25. To Fritis�f PLUS I5'5's GEST orad» ►�+xr• p1m Sat i Seo) afar 2 p.wL V40 GREEN FEES PAYABLE ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB sr. 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Troubleshooting knowledge of Allen Bradley and Texas Instrument is an asset. This position is responsible for installing and troubleshooting various electrical components. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC / MILLWRIGHT The licensed applicant will have a minimum of 5 years experience repairing, maintaining and troubleshooting packaging equipment. Basic electrical, plumbing and pipe fitting knowledge is an asset. We are looking for people who enjoy working in a team environment, have strong interpersonal and technical skills, and are ready for an oppportunity, which offers challenges and responsibility. Preference will be given to candidates who hold a certificate as a Refrigeration Operator - Class B. Please fax resume to: (705) 742-1830 or Mail resume to: The Minute Maid Company Canada Inc. 781 Lansdowne St. West Peterborough, Ontario K9J 1Z2 Attn: Tom 'Welsh Please NO phone calls and only qualified candidates will be contacted. Youth Career Info Fair r , March 23, 24, 1998 IIEIBIBIIl1MC 1*VWmm N mEwill"M C� x vy Programmer Analyst • .Network Specialist LAN Administrator • Ncii Technician • Computerised Accounting • Microsoft O(f'ice Program REACH FOR YOUR FUTURE THE RAIL STATION Career Training Center Become a rut iedxecnani, area traneg available in andrpal naris. i, candrg. �pedre�e�� wax- ing Student r� ria a1vial- aae (905)723-11083 A GREAT Greer Opportunity Fortune 500 company seeks three anitxtious people for Po- SitiOns in finranaal services Please write. Box 145. Apax Ontario LIS 3C2 ! Ga.w T UPGRADE your office pD skills. at your own pace n- vale lessons with palent in- structor. in Windows, MS of- fice. Word, Excel 8 Lotus. Remtile hours 905-427-6266 Help 1 GaNaral AN ESTABLISHED food sety- ice company int Oshawa area. is currently seeking general cafeteria help. Some expenertce as a breakfast / lunch cook an asset. Own transportation, flexible hour including rvekemlt. Apply in ppe!rson aiffl resume to. 12 WN%o SL (at Riston), loa27-4pm. 0n Tuesday Janu- ary TEACM lot daYane centre. hours are 3:30 pm. to 60 0 p.m. Cap Sheila, 427-6263. r - BEAUTY SATAN requires tam IMMUNE18886672CDI time li'r� wan tkhe pen ists for Oshawa and Ajax. Cap Doris 723-7323, BOOK REPS. Positions open in Durham Region and arm. No experience required: car essential. no selling. suilatile for mothers with alYOfdn at BM CKM • school. Call Gard 905.623- 991 t Ow an interview. (AV141W911k. northAmerican VAN LINES LOCAL PLANNER/DISPATCHER North American Van Lines, a leader In the worldwide transportation industry, is seeking a local Planner/Dispatcher to oversee a major Home Delivery program. As an integral member of our team. you will be responsible for the following: • daily contact with - our principal account - their customer base - a fleet of dedicated drivers - warehouse staff • for efficient and profitable load building, fleet positioning and co-ordination of activities Ttie successful candidate must have strong communications and problem solving Skills as well as a thorough geographical knowledge of the GTA. Experience in the transportation industry or a strong background in Customer Service at the Supervisory level would be helpful. A knowledge of P.C. applications such as Excel and Word are essential. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Please forward a detailed resume by fax, to: Jack H. Bellinger 'North American Van Lines 929 Brock Road S. Pickering, Ont. Fax: 905-831-8725 We are an equal opportunity employer. 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. MANAGERS ASSISTANT MANAGERS CUSTOMER SERVICE MERCHANDISERS If any or all of these areas interest you. If you posses strong interpersonal skills and would like to be involved in the fast paced marketing industry. Call Liz. 426-4954 Training in all areas provided, advancement available . COOK/NO WKEEPER, need- ed for targe daycare in Bay. I* Baptist CUM. Pianairg, For 5 1/2 hrs/day, all 839- 11412. Ask for Joyce, or tale resume to 839-8273 CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the spate occu- pying the error. All copy is Subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. DEPEMMU and bondabW with dean driver's record. Overhead door and or lock- smith experience an asset. WSW hour eco start d pemirg on expaiertce. Fulltime tax resume 10:(905) 263 451$. icube van. 3 days � Wight dd � tvinedgiean frwup d PTI. 03-7= OR 416.560 -Mill ASK FOR SHASM. "UMt DAYCARE requires Caregivers in Ajax and Pick - King; for children 6 months to 12 yrs. Prefer smoke-free en- vironment, safety, lots of ac- tivities. games, craRS. Out- door play a must. Criminal reference check and me" regWred. We offer 01110119 sulppdrt training, requAir pay, use at eptkkp t lJcerrsed Gy MICnS. For m�one Ido. cap 905.509-1207. Energetic. personable and customer friendly individual required to join our team at -Subs Plus' Apply in person: 1818 Dundas St, E. Whitby. PERIENCF11 Havcrvr.al quired Lull am part time lot are Harr Care Centre in the Whitby Mail Minimum 2 yrs. exp Call Nidi 723-0211 or Even- ings 666-2125 HAIR STYLISTS. Estheticians assistants and Iwai time re- cepbonisl required for L'At- Mudes Pickering Town Centre. ContactRobert or Carlos (9051420-1440 NAW4TYUST required, full/ pan -time with experience for Joseph's Hairstyling, Oshawa Centre. Appy in person, or phone 723-9251. ask for Joe HONG NOW1 45K -75K year. Inatome a career with flexible hours... outstanding income... and personal saus- lwbw of ftng a job right. 114 qutkty is important a hmikes and homes. we oil train you. We will supply Wads and even 2 appointments eve- ry ever". You supply the d - fon. dedication and commit- ment. We aro the I1 dealer - Ship in all of Ontario. Our business has multiplied 20 - told in 6 maths and we ex - pod caaxred growot Ina t next century. Coo W tom us! CInvestment or Tramm ramekin Water systems Inc. Call for interview at 905- 6654483. IMS111 ui BROKER pose tion for commercial Lina C.S.R. / R.I.B.O Lic.. Tele - WDs Exp. preferred. Contact Pat at wooden In- surance Brokers (905) 579- 1317. MWUS wanted between the ages of 7.23 10 model c" Will formal wear in Nationals 1988 Toronto Pageam compe- titQns. No past experience necessary, training will be provided. Call anytime 1-1100- 535-8341 for more into. •Iw •pp••., on w. nw.mw N, WFO ET. kiwi/wwr.atErNarrwews not F.mall: cOM/OSWIstar.ca 1 General Help OSHAWA Office requires ma- ture telephone salespeople Full-time 6 part-time needed. Experience preferred Guar- anteed nusesppaisdKallary, also ash bo - cal 905-723-69y00For xgervlew SCHOOL BUS Driver, with E or B license needed imme- diatefy, for the Pidkenng area Must be fluent m English acl have dean abstract. calf 420- 4574 HELP Wanted ACT 11 Cawrss requires help to pattern, sew and install marine canvas products for the 1998 boating season. Applications are now be- ing accepted. Applicant should be comfortable on boats and like working outside. Sewing experi- ence is an asset, but A is not required. - Send n=mes to: ACT II Canvas P.O. Box 112558, 5 Points Mall P.O., Oshawa, Ontario LIG 7W7 SEEKING A CERTIFIED TEACHER For a Grade 4 Ajax s'udent. 2 -4 Hrs, per week Please reply to: File 0 82 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Boa 481, Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 71.5 fur luxury high rise condo in Whitby Knowledge of HVAC systems, fire alarm. sprin- klers esser" Fluent in oraf and wwdW English Capable a "" Good starting savvy plus one bedroom apartment on all regm+ed This is a one person position Inv" some cleating and preventative maintenance ReSuM to (416)594-0333 s - ten S Bothell RCM, phone 14116104 430 TEAM Onvers wanted for rum in south and south -wilt U.S. Refer experience preferred Husbad ad wile teams wel- come Goodwr7pe5 and new truck Call 905-726.2771 TELEMARIIETER, day or evening shin Easy phone work. our office Please alp Heather (905)683-2306 Cleaning tedwxcans also re- quired TUPPE WARE Consultants needed. Free puts 'You've tried the rest, now try the best! whn y dstnOWorshnp rap LErda 905 435 0905 UNLOCK LN., is North Amer- ica's oldest manaadurer of Precast paving stones ant re- taining wall systems. Our product is used by tlase in the Lardsape Industry. Unnilodk Ltd. is currently seeking two individuals for Inside Saks/ Customer Service at their Pickering location. Caclidbes should possess past Saks Experience. strong oompuder (i keyboarding, excellent communication skills both written 6 oral and have a good understanding of basic malh. The successful candidates VAN be energetic, orWnized and **M to work as a team playa in a Wowing orpNdta. tion. Pkm send your resume with salary expectations to: 1890 contents Rd. Pickering, Ontario L1 W Me. (905) 427- 2082. Fax (905) 427-2539. Need for Jafari's restau- rant in Ajax. Parttime weekends. For more uvomtabw CALL ("S) 426-10" OR FAX (ee6) af-S792 IIGeneral Help WEED MAN Whitby's leading lawn care company is looking to make adfitions to its exist- ing Stan. Energetic telemar- kelers and lawn lechriiciarts required Knowledge of lawn are would be an asset but is not necessary. Full compre- herisive it-" provided. Full and part time positions avail- able.Call 905.666-3187. TATE MEWS ADVERTISER Has routes available for atuden to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets : AJAX Sherwood Rd. W. Windsor Dr. Lincoln Ave. Hiley Ave. Georgina Dr. Mill St. Dakin Dr, Beatty Rd. .................... PICKERING Conacher Cres. Southcott Rd. Hadrian Cri. Abbott Cres. Canterbury Cres. White Pine Cres. Valleyndge Cres. SCARBOROUGH Wanita Rd. Meadowvale rd. Invermarge Dr. Dunwatson Dr. Delbeatrice Cres. Bathgate Dr. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 683-5117 FULL-TIME Once Clerk re- quired immediately. must be reliable. with Gnat commak- noon it accuracy skills. min Sirs. office experience s W able of workup with minimal supervision Duties to mck de answering telephones. invoic- ing, other general office du- ties Annual salary $25.000 Please forward resume to Normex Telecom Inc. 1175 Squires Beach Rd., unit I6. Pidcenng, ON. L1W 3V3 An. ptie No telephone calls MEDICAL Secretary. four days per weft Sl01hr Appy in writing only to: Dr. N. Stein, 95 Bayly St. W.. Suite 200, Ajax, ON. LIS 7101. RECEPTMIST/OFNCE As- ustan i - A positbn las be- come available with our firm asnoted above. The success - Jul CMINat will have pol- WW reception skills buil VA also be ante and prepared to lake on other duties usocia- ed we areal am prartloe tes i and phe lterwa ccs at office JIM m1lMMIY thdos ng of residential real eshle trans- artions after suftle instruc- bon. A vet * is a plerepui- with be csite.y»OM wis negobaw ith experience. Please tax or drop off resumes to Reid. Brown and Bell. 202-200 Bond St. west, Oshawa, Ontario. L1J 21.7, tax: (r5�576-5W: attention: Jeffrey. We thank all applicants but only tirose Grosen for an w terview wi be connadcd. 1 sakia 11 A IIEVEMBE SALES COMPANY expanding in Durham. Man. agement Position lot direct X= 1131011,111 SSIoo.Goo. stability a must. (418) 516-2777 Sand HBWAprite all -qq�EX� . Harwood ! Wne Safe indoor and outdoor play 19 Years experience. Refer - Clear ences and receipts. Available "SALES CAREER 84�m s tspm. Camrine 686 OPPORTU!"IlleAeYSFTM available in ow We are growing and thereforehome Responsible, caning a experienced caregivers, near require an additional salesperson Schools a park, nil nulntioas to ]vin our sales team. meals/snacks. Constant TLC, attention. Any age welcome Previous sales experience with a References available. Picker - General Motors Dealership would Mara 905-428-0756 area. Call be preferred; however consideration DAYCARE in would be given to candidates with er of three s yrs�«p' 0ne 2 experience in a similar market Yr old gird at home needs playmate. Nutritious meals. environment. To arrange a educational toys )hooks. Pick - confidential interview please erng 837-0065. contact. PICKERING Beach / Rollo: MIKE STEPHENS or loving daycare 18 months to Years. Daily outings GARY HOOEY (fenced backyard and park) Grans. story time, music, nu - (905) 668-3304 Tor. line (905) intious meals a Snacks rust 686-5881. Fax (905) 668-7809 smoki C PR certtied. Non - ng. receipts 905-428- 1244. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1998 -PAGE 21 i 1 sill. ►M�rAGsnMt DeryeM. Anitebte 1 end r SdB1 ANeNs � 1 ANkNe wlrhtMd 1 1 fa seher" • 1 SnowntobBa a 11 lands r AJAx - Rynt COMMISSION SALES PERSON For greeting cards and accessories. Fa';t of Scarbor- ough to Peterbor- ough. 1-800-668-9048 DIRECT SALES, of commer- ai door systems and scan - Must have Minimum of 5 .ears sales expeneme, deal - ,q with prakuiornl business ,eople A Iran comnrsskx . er;elem hours. training and ,thport m provided. De- :endable, presentable vehicle -gored 905-263-8391 1 to 5 INSPECTORS / ESTIMATOR. chant to tam $1 000 / $1.500. ommess'on wkty , we have ,n impressive we Of products ,rid sewces Ural every Home *net require. Saks ability ,rid knowledge of air duct rstems and HVAC products ind service will be hNphll OLA nor A must. We Provide kd !ramrq. lo NO directed mdl- Wil is and supply gel" N I daily lads. Car a mutt. Please call Joe (905)428- 2022 Real Estate Saks Peak. No board tees. no desk tees. only $125, year Call 905-428- 0501 Castiernate-Alpha Realty Inc Skilled Hfb 10 ADVERTISING SALES. 3 Posi- tions available now Ohregld Cads. Last repeal Plan rust drive and have drive. cyu rtUam to 905720.2151. Siti08d F111p 1 Hospital Wed" Der" DENTAL Assistant required for busy dental office n Whitby Must be HARP certified. Some experience preferred. Call Carole 430-1778 Tuesday. Bou. Friday between • 1 °ife" wanrad DAYTIME live out nanny re- quired to nurture 2 preschool - INS. 1 SK. Harwood Ave S/ Hwy 2 Apx area Education background an asset Reler- intims- Prefer non-- 10ker/ own transportation. 905-128- 3388. RELIABLE DAYCARE my homebreakfast. lunch. snacks. several years expen- ence. reasonable rates. Hwy 2 and Dixie Rd (905) 837-2039 CARPET ,WNYL, BLINDS I will beat any written price Wide selection of colours and styles For the best value on your purchase. call me now and we will negotiate the right price to If ybudgetur bet Mike (905)426-2882 CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet• premium pad. expert installation, fast deliv- ery. tree estimates (30 yards) Norman 6862314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets 100% nylon stain re- lease, carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq. yd) includes ca Premium pad and installa- tion. Free estimates, carpet repairs. Serving Durham and surrounding area. Sam 905- 6861772. CARPET SALE. Guaranteed lowest estimate or $10 cash for you Large selection of co lour a guakty. Cal Now' Mike 905.431-4040 of 416-822- 8226 Cash AND Deals second fund store We pay more money for your mercNwisel Call us at me 905-666.9898 Buy -Backs welcoh WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 1CO"WAeri Sri Internet IMCom et WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call Joins Duarte at 579-4400 1 ArtieWs to 1 1 Automobrhs Sof to ale USED FRIDGE $225. and up used stoves $200 and up, CREDIT PROBLEMS? On me used washers 5250 dryers spot financing Down pay. $125 and up New brand name meds from 5500 O aC Cars. fndgn. 16 c r $605 New trucks. vans 1981 to 1991 brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New 5 c t freezers Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 792 $255 Si Scree RELIABLE Stephensort s Ap- rriwr Soule. Oshawa. care for daycare provider to planes 227 Co your children. 1-4 years old. Hot llmclea and snacks provided. Call 686- 8057. wESTNEY and Hwy n Open. Ing for two lull -rime cniWren. 6am-6pm. Call Tiro 683-2210. WESTNEYAtosslarad reltathk babysitter available with 11 yrs exp. ICS daycare diplo- ma. Ho luncfl. snacks. fenced yard. babies welcome. rell VIMs, receipts 427J937 EXPERENCED FULL TIME (5 NBrIt drys per week) Ire our nanny kN two dodders who Seek en- _feewood FIREWOOD Poky umber 6 erpetic raring and fun caregiver Firewood Centre 4 :8'x12'. $60 share n p fife 1'x8 x16'. $65 Estab daay and development fished 1963 Days 705.277 - Non smoker references - 3381. Evenings 905-434- ywres drivers kcense and VA Free deinim to Oshaiko ECE preferred. Church and 2 bedroom. 5775. 3 Ded- MrN 2 Alex (906)430-8981. A-1 FW"000, excellent WANTED Nanny for 2 i 1 very best quality hardwood. old Loving, elk rgetic. imp rameed extra brig time Aeine bath -Spm Flgrge- fullystlrree requenRlwyet Cadrefemnces Pets 905 so9 0243 HM1111 lMVMrOrOM delivery. Heat Rnwiood sande 190 mint condition 905-753-2246 WANTED - Expenenced can ABSOLUTELY THE KST - top fiver m our boric, out Ukld. 7 months. reference regtared. quality seasoned hardwood. $-vV Alax. Who - Own Thurs 10 am. - 3 p m Har by anti Oshawa FRE ppb wood/Kingston Rd ata x7-5278 Please call(905)426-5177. QUALITY SEASONED Hard- Deryta• wood Prick up or Deliver • Serving Apx. Pncimrq. 'hydro downtown Oshawa Oshawa i WNtby 905-427- AFFOfIMKE CHILDCARE. 8250.905-427.1734 Experienced ECE. with stain- Began lord first aid. and rManUiJhnU 1 CPR. smoke tree home. porter fenixrd Yand. d- b 3010ft COMPAQ 416 SX25 Comput- i parks. drapJoyolxkMre Pro- or. 8mb RAM colon imoom vided Liver 1 � n. soul Card. 6X CO Awn. sW- caA 0.11 warc. $450 000 427-9744 lave message Skilled Heil MOFFAT dryer, while, seven speed cycle goad con"-. GAS FITTER II 'S REQUIRED BY LOCAL CONSUMERS GAS CONTRACTOR FOR CONTRACT SERVICE WORK CONSUMERSCAS EXPERIENCE AN ASSET. PLEASE SEND RESUME TC}. PERRY FUELS INC. 285 BLOOR STREET WEST OSHAWA, ON LIN 71.1 ATTN: ED MOORE 1 IIbeOD I MMeal $75 Cap 666- snp POUT PERRY FLEA market. 1540 7A Hwy West Open Sal and Sun 9 - 5 Vendor space $100 Per month (905) 905- 8424 ilii_- Arable for Sate GARAGE door repairs, broken springs. cabin, rollers, open- ers inistalled $45 New tops/ openers Owliry Plus Doors 416-335-0073 2500 kw 5550 and 35M kw. $650 Onan gas generators. Attu 6 p.m. call 705-277- 2387. 31' Kenmore stove. greet, good Lrontdition, asking $100. COMPUTER CLEARANCE CENTRE. new 200 mmx mul- timedia under 5900. 166 mhz systems under $800. used pentiums with monitors. com plek oder $700 Used M.s complete with color mondors under $400 Over 200 new and used color momors on hand from $85 Lea" headquar- ters for new and used. Phone (905) 697-3059 CT TEK Computer Saks. Denham 233 MMX• 486 OX 2- 66 Call Wime (905)430- 6579. DNIINGROOM Italian black Lacquer table. 8 chairs, Winer seats $950 Rattan sofa. bleu, table. 5600 2 oak side tables 5300. /each. Ph. 905- 4l0-7245 EVERYDAY Sale Price Furni- ture. new a used in uWerry. LOW. oak a wal 1. Good cvn- olkan rpholstered piece. Gli antiques i more, The Old Funnoure Shoppe. 25o eayy St. W . Alex (905) 426- 2W FOR SALE. fridge. stove. dishwasher. Ingks. all rNkh- n1 almond colour 43D--24}1 FORMAL ddwigroom late. Dunes hutch, sideboard. 63' table wth 3 - 10- Waves. 4 maks As 2 raptans chairs $2750 831 X110 eve FIN( COAT Tanufu dyed rac- coon coat wim Shaw fox trim. Valli $3000 Wont only 5 aSlnrea. Excftm con' Only (W5AW 325 As"$1500. call HANK A Sle/-s Appkamea Parts a semen stove 5200. tndge 5250. washer 5225. dryer $190 362 French St 432-7167 KITCHEN table i 2 curs. teak dimngroom table a 4 chars. oak comer computer raal Room OtvWer. took staff. European style teat double bed. rocker redirer char with heat and vibrato 655-4683 atter bpm MOVIIIG SALE. 6pc bedroom lurniture. appliances. 2 crnese new canpen. toys and more Immaculate condition, hurry and cal Jaffery's (905)831-8502 PIANO: Martin -Orme upright. washed oak rirkshed. 75 yeas plus. good Contagion. 5150. 060 (moving. must Sell) Call Sharon A 905-72.1392 snp. cert t. Osla_ PW^xe 91)5-720-3382 wa. 5767448 USED Video Arcade machines ILII JEEP W d parts Best offer Call 905- 576-0496 WINDOW Bars keep thieves our Call now for free eshrrak. Custom liud, cont decorative design. Secure Designs a Geieral Welding Apx (905) 426-3579. MINArtiels EEM ANTIOUESIAb;otuleiy, Pur- cttu nq furniture. bass. d" (Moororon a other art poll- op- toys or as n0sfaigp 'terns. Decoys kook a soar tik. Comoch" or estates Cad Robert Bowen Arthqun (905) 655-8fN9. Brooktn. On tano Entad rbibowenesym- paco ca BEFORE you go to Leon's I will buy Your old sofas, arm dgnrs. 6 OffOnlglns. Dating 1910 b 19550 CaN aIle ripw 436.6638. CASH OR DEALS. We Buy, Sell 6 more' Home auric/ vidoo, car aucho. roots. CD's. MOM. games. gold. dia- monds. furniture. (905)433-1785 0'000 905-571-2274 COB WANTED $4 - $4 Paid for Most C.s Dep Vu Diss 4 Locawns 905-C 7.7408 1 Arts I craft CRAFTERS WANTED . Show and sell your narld-made pro- ducts Oncly to the public without (wing fo be UWre, we do all nht St nig, So your, time is Your own Located a the 'NEW CouArce Crafters' Maker. 4 km Eat d Osfa- we Call 905-436-10124 FOLK -ART CLASSES avail- able Slamng January 26th, AN Ieveis. speualung in be- ginners Stan Workers ac- commodated 19D51576-3947 1 Compruw CUSTOM PC building, none delivery setup Personalized service. All software, diners installed feted. Great Prices Cal 905.726-0029 for quote NEW MUSIC e -z" a hnpil www dumamnews net aIU381inl Mm M1l Lose a FOUND - Young black an9 white Cal weamg a blue and whde sweater n Inc Rands agoreer 4 door. 4x4. new brakes. new ex- haust. needs some TLC Ask- ing $1500 o b o Call 571- 5475 snip 1911 PONTIAC Bormeville. V8 P s p b air con. 250.000 him Excellent corndtion $1200 o b o (905) 723-7221 1916 CHIIYSLER New York- er 1986 Celetriiy Eurosport 1986 Hyundai Porry. Cenified Both tUNy loaded Can 1905486.4328 or (905)646- 771987 OLDS Dena 88. grey. 2door new exhaust. new tires. rOM-10 padded- 525M 060. 905-GW5175 snp 1917 Purmac 6000 LE V6 air tilt stereo. 126.000kms 2 - tone grey. very clean certi- fied $2750 Call (90)619- 2351 1917 OLSMOBELE N Custom 1991 Yamaha Bravo, 250cc, AJAX, Church and Delaney Cruiser. full-size wagon V8 P/ new wear bars, windshield. large 2 bedroom Apt separate b, p/s. 160.000km. $1199 or Axis ex tiersCOW entrance. adjacent to school, best offer Call 905-427_,399 low hours $1500 (905) 985- no pets. a no/smoking Avail p, HONDA Prelude SI. 5 spd. loaded. $2500. 1987 Pontiac 6.000 LE. loaded. 52500. 1989 Toyota Tercel DX auto. $2.000 435-3661. 435-1259(pager) N RIVIERA p w. seals. computer dash. 186.000 klms. while. recent paint. shape ha Certified $4000 728- 7927 288 -- CAVALIER Wagon RS, new paint V6. an. locks. stereo. certdied Phone 432-7253 or 579-8815 or 728-4917 CERTICAR'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. SHOCK- INGLY LOW PRICES ON 35 RECONDITIONED, CERTIFIED VEHICLES EG: 1992 Ford FISO Superra0 xLT. Lanai, loaded now $10.900 1993 Ford Aero- stat 7 pass. loaded, burgun- dy/silver, now $9.495. 1993 Ods Achieval 4 dr . 6 cyl, loaded. 73.000 kms. now $8.995 1991 Pontiac Bonne- ville SE. loaded 3800 en g . 97.ODO kms. now $8,495 1991 Olds Cutlass Supreme SL. 6 cyt. loaded. 99.000 kms. now 58.495. 1995 Chev Caprice Classic loaded. 82.000 kms. now 58.995. 1995 Chrev Lu- mna APV 7 pass, air, cruse. etc real. Now S1t.995. 1994 Mazda 323 Nb. bal of fact wan 72.000 kms, now $7.995. 1991 Buck Skylark. auto. ad. sur. very dean now $5.995 1990 Ctev Cavaiier v w auto. air very nice Now 53.995. 1989 Pontiac Temp- est 6 cyl. loaded. now S3 695. 1998 Buick lesabre Lid. bided. dean, rite, flow 53395. 1989 Tracker 4 x 4. good kms now $4 695 R- na ting 0 A C 30 stay war- ranty on most veh01n. 1 - 3 Yr warianthe a raitabie a •erY lost prices Certhear Auto Carl Kira St. W. at Mid- low" Malt. Oshawa (90.5) 579-tti6 opera so" 11 - 4. MUST SELLI 1994 Caravan. 7 Passenger exceltent shape. S650C o o o Wholesalers welcome Cad(9051967-9913 3719 Feb lst/last $75C Laundry facilities available 905-683- 1993 SKI -000 Mach -1 670 6107 58DOkms. studded track. hand and thumb warmers, excellent condition $3700 000 Steve 705-786-3950 1994 POLARIS Indy Lite De - lux. electric star hot grips and in, Cover, new car- bides and ski skins. '98 Up. $2,900 or best offer (705)277- 9709 Pontypool 1994 Yamaha Bravo 250cc, new track, wear bars wind- smeic, runs ex low k's. hiardwarmers. cover $1750 (905)985-3719 POLARIS rX 448 New paint, ski skins 6 runners Looks and runs great Includes 1998 Trani Permit $1.000 080- Can 905-725-7693 AJAX, Ideally suded for the recently single. Avail- able March 1. $600/month inclusive. Clean. legal, re- cently renovated, large 1 - bedroom basementapart- ment. Separate parking, entrance. laundry room 4 appliances Close to all amenities FirsVlast ref- erences. No smokiriglpets. (905)428-3382 AVAILABLE mmediatoy i - bedroom basemem apalinfem m quiet home in SIE OShawa. heat. tydro cable. fndge. stove included, suitable for single Person. no smoking. no Pets. $550/nbmh. firsVW re - quilted Call 433-1197 after 500pm • Marine AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE• LY, in 'AM Dy Apt oand(ng. 17' BOAT '---nor and 'a�!er spacious. carpeted, newly, for sale Best offer Motor palmed wdn balcorry. dose 4needs work Phone (905) 885- Ssr'D to bus. shopping, all utdmn ncluded. hrstriast required. LAKEFIELD 14' Cedar boat. no pets 1 bedroom $675 Needs work a great lancer 2 bedroom. 5775. 3 Ded- orofect $400 1905)985-0059 room $840 Call 430- s"0 0134 1 Neere�, BACHELOR/ Bacnetorette Sec enT aundry- cable. new. 1995 DODGE Poad!•e. ,.. renovated. non-smoker $475 sande 190 mint condition all inclusive "table asking 534000 Phone 1- Cmmedraey No pets 839- (705A21i7562 0821 LiverpooU401 area ADm^ents BASEMENT apartment. Pick - 11 ROM ."rig ng ear d. 1 -bedroom snared laundry $475 plus unl- /-BEDROOM -a-' nr '� Parking available available mmediatey $425 416)284 4010 'hydro downtown Oshawa BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom main 725-8710 leve' 2 entrances. paved drive wmdry garage central air. c1m to 0 C S90amadb utilities included available Feb 1st 905.434-1781 MOCV -ch 1 -bedroom NORTH OSHAWA ;.:cer 'arge Z x:-;om., arae ole Cony 'N•' -^dna;• .. .. building ::r•• f698 h,,' ase men apt sep entrance 1968 CHEVROLET CORSICA. nduded A'. a, a . ,v Parking alc. cable utdr 4 d., an/fm. air. automatic. 1St and Mar.- - '.,es. tndge stove, targFeb Ie deck clean, maill 905-579 SSSS SM hrslAW (9051427-6261. . . : vs 416.493 -OW BROCK/FINCH 2 bdr Mom • . • _i ;ep entr .tcnen. 3 pelt .,in Laundry parking. $700 r. iusive No pets non- norer Avail immd (905i - t' T'8 -awmeE. Brand new 1-Ild- 1 • • .yin ^eserr rtt apartment m asking 52.000 905-8.it-4777 1969 CAVALIER, 4 cyl auto. 109 OOkms $2795 cetdled 1986 Chevene 4 cyl auto. 62.00plems $1795 cert 1987 Olds Cutlass Cruiser wagon v6. aft. ad power $14% cert. 1985 Perry. 4 cyl. auto. $10% cert 40a 9759 1969 GRAND PRIx loaded excellent condifon certawd cal 9p666g 6695 1919 M11IDA MPv Vat 3L. 7 seater •mted windows, S49% 1969 For Grand Am. 2 3L dol exhaust. 52995 Both Cars filly Wool with AC. ell WW CCafte l Cap 683-7AM borbits in mnif 01 on 428-1879 after Gpm sra rreeaw needs ncl., aorx $750 or best otter TeWpnone 668- 1653 1991 CAVALIER WAGON. 4 701 auto 103 300 Lai $369500 1989 C:avaker 2dr . 4 Cyl. 5 sill. 136.000 lul. U6% Sam centred 985- 7811 433.1787 1911 Sprint. 120km slan0ard. 2 dr. car bra Second set ol tires. good oorrdtan. $1900 r.ii c�,roc 1993 0006E SiIAWVI ES. 2 5 engne 3 sod auto. power wnWwVWks, and sunfOOt new ern. onginll owner. $5.0 i ertdied (9051 839- 1983 FORD TENN, Stan- dard. low rrkleage. vile tartly, 'AUTO LOANS' Auto Dealer will arrange financing even it you have been turned down before. Loans available for no Credit. Credit problems, and bankrupt- cy buyers. No Co-signers needed Call Mel 905-576-1800 Fraser Ford Sales Ltd. 'yd r•;r^, 'emoo GL AUTO 4 or. am/tm .ass . $6900 or best renonaft on- er 905.985.1139 nNd A A, A AUTO- ars. !:ucxs boats 'Ave pay $80- 510.000 Cash an the spot Any cond- bon. any Year Cal Ys any time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mit service 905.686.5003 or 905-706-5234 A A18A AUTO Removal - Cash !or Cars quick removei (905) 426-0206 AUTOM011LES and trucks wanted for soap Any cond- bon. any age, tree removal in the Dudtam Region. cash pad Also needed. 75 to 87 Cleo or GMC pickup for fait. Call an rime Oshawa 905- 431-040,.. CASH FOR CARS( We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be 427-241151 or r t 47 Barry St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. SCRAP CARL Wanted. top prices pad Same day pick gg22. Rd. and Banner Crs. Apx asking u•� call 905-683- up. Also cars for resale, law Rd, Oshawa. No pets. Purse 1 W M'ifeal CLOCKS -January area Ower may contact 427- 2823. Mi ay up to 55000. CaN 686. Cal 905-579.2367, aHer 5pm 1 BEDROOM apts. Available pent' S PLACE seanq of Norta80 9133 1771. Y AN 1997 tbor models re- 19le ttitAllO PM, v6. Ws. !lar bedrooms Feb est. New tKddirq start - LARGE :-BEOPOOM -.ear Os°.awa Centre, newly oeco- raw. 12 -unit budding Con- trolled entrance. new ap- Pkanas. $695rmOnth, ubk- hes/Wrking Cndudad No OM Available March 1st (905)72e-8912 OSHAWA -Bloot St i Large 2 a 3 bedroom apamnems n dean low rise bueag. Close to 401 i GO Parking Availaw imme- datety From $600 /month Phone 905-576.4255 2 -BEDROOM avalabk any- time. Located 309 Cordova r. entrance. 5 mit to 401 ulaole immediately $645. 11" 905-434-5422 DUN/FWCN. .jean. bright 1- -ecrxT N7,kcuf basemen. ys calking ingle es � S5% . difts. & -6840 DOWMTOWM WHITBY. Smyl. ,ery :jean act Cw drfg re- ..Wwd nardvroud Im"s. lots -t parking. Unndry, r oiea. 2 4droom anal now or Feb t. S790/mo actor ve rwstast Cal (905)669-4009 HARiMOOO/Nem or Hwy 2 2 bedroom basement . tuft ren- ovated, non smoker no pets. 4 applaricn. private en- trance. 5700. 1905)•:28-8656 LARGE multi level 3 bedroom apes ,tamily building) Avail- able immediately. freshly Painted. hardwoods refmrsted Close to schools. shopping. transit. Dudes/ Cochrane. Cal Harold 619.2981 HOUSE Pickering, near Go 3 -bedroom bungalow. double cinveway with cal port. snared Laundry. $9CO plus unifies 1416)264-4010 BeemneNe K sAaTt �y para•med PARA -MED HEALYTH SERVICES IIINE 1 Certified Health Care Aides, Certified Home Support Workers Level 2 do 3, and Certified PSWs "`Level 2: $10.5 kr. + benefits••••" Oo Av +ladle•- 2 positions for non rtified home suppport workers to Ovide de n. services • be available for evening and wee hours • have good availability and 8exi with time • travel througghout Oshawa, W and Bowmanville • have valid Drivers License and reliable vehicle Only applicants with certificates will be interviewed Fax resumes immediately to: (905) 576-8852 Atte: Supervisor file Chiu. Pa1km irlue. $80 ppeer lace senaig or best offer P1lone (9051995-4735 .snp 55 WILLOW fah tar*, all ac- cessories including stand. 5500 or Desi offer Phone (905) 885.4735up 7 *7 LL western snow plow, COMhamess set-up in- UhidW Clor CIev1 ;d-kp. $700. obo. 5568.1352. SIfP op. MANOBANY Dining Su- ite. 52500. Had -carved on - of" bar, $1200. 2 cortex chairs. S400/each. AU in ex- CVIWN Condition. 404-546b. Emie. BEAUTOW silver Fl z lacked $1200 O.B.O. Cal (905) 655- 9971. BRAID new (tad craned king sue sleiyli tied, keom Dim CARPET MORN. 100%. Nylon thick, plush. stars re- sistant carpel. For 3 rooms. only met udes 300 S4 yds carpet PriOduxe Pad and kistallabn n your home. Fra gwtaliotk . n you home. No interest. no payment tot one full year. Dalel, 1-800- 217-0104. duced. Used piaws: Yanahie, Samick Kimball. Young Clwq. New digital par" from SB% and lip. Rent Io own. Large sNecnon of Oneidh6her coca from 5995 and up. Cal TELEP PIANO 433-1491. SEUJK $AF. Moving Sur - rungrow ssuite. v W!a u 7i Pc: livi groom, oak+marble on other Items, 428-2204 SM B honey Coloured milk coat $1000. Ureversil weight bared $200. 10 -speed Dikes (2) $60 each. Call (905)668 - SM FOR sale. paid $4700 as" $2500. Good condition. seven seater with bericli and Ra. Cal I 1859 for more nWnitbn. OAwry 8p OhUirREmost popular table set: soled oak 47 x 66' sit. ped. table dui 1' ova top., sold oak skirt 2-17 ext.. dilate of edge prow i oval or rectangular lop and 4 solid oak Cambridge side chairs $1189. TRADITIONAL WOODWORKING 115 North Port Rd., Port Perry 905.985- 8774. • 1 NelafSuplerd soandew LHASA MW pups lot sale. Non-sheddnq, non -allergic, health ww- we. vel-Cled. House -Craning started. (705) 706-3124, Wave message. PIKED Jack Russell Term pups, Corgi/Russed terrier pups and Lfnsa/Pom pips for sok. Vet d*dW. dewormed. First seas. Call !auric 905-665-0191. SNP YELLOW LAMIADOII Re- triever Puppies. CKC parents cerm.m. Hip-Playsia free, on premises- PersblWiy plus. al, tabubus temperamem, great with kids. first shots. dewdatas removed. de- wormted. $150. call (lKlS 436 2542. Gorgeous Preppies ChsNaPiplW_ Sided Boston Terriers Yorkies, Maltese, Pugs Golden Retrievers Buchan Fnse Flame Point Himalayan Kittrn (905)723-5077 ls4 SAbtx Vee CAecie! abs. PA., p/w, pvtrir*, Slctnty WAM M - Subaru 4WD wag- 1K bae. all, system. 4 -door, approx, WACc er, ay condition. LNC � separate entrance. alt 95.000 highway kms. new 80's model years preferred. laundryraom. Whte/F1wy. 2 tires a bakes. $12.900. Lice Cale Rin ins-sxs-alts, Pidkenrg. sB00Jmo. Aval- new. one DOW Cal 905-683- able Fib. 1. 420-5911 3M 1 T !t C N" ST. S. Pickering IMNTN)C POFirebtrd, T -Dir Villaor so ge. _-led clean whithe. Cal aryblrN (9O5µ30- 1911 CHEV. PICK-UP. 350 ew bachelor n apt. bldg. Own CW 6579 gine, ps. Ph, auto. all new try la ry parking, new decor nd pets. f650lsirhgle. body a rocker panels, New 905 509 z038 WE FINALE saleb°de "'°.and bralues. ri . ew f ExcErnoNAUY LARGEbras a EVERYONE enc. $1800 obo. 668-4352. ;� in x,bedroom from al No Dowr $755 per will. all inclusive. me bTt7do °&^doll Properties nkru lm"tid nawa edit; ANTED: TRUCK BODY a a CCentre aam&I& 2 b� 08 or new, GMC 12 ion. available Feb or march. $675 ! If yl 905 72s ,39z. snip a s76o. con, Dakorly. Laundry ou drlaalibet n3 aaie Ig a $600 350 Malaga. Oshawa No Pea. Cam ( 905)- 576-6724 ONE AND TWO bedroom. imrtedate possession. cen- tril Oshawa, Couple preferred. ndudes hidge. stove. carpet, treo*-Palmed, stxwppmg pla- za. Laundry taakoe, no pets. Near bus. Reasonable. 725- 2642 after Spm. SPACNM well-maintained 2 bedroom apls. Avat. at 900 and SM Glen St. Some wrath walk-in closets. Dam provd- ed. Close to schools, stbp- pmg Centre. GO Six= Utb- bes nclurkd. Cap 728-4993. OSUAWA 3 -bedroom semi detached with garage apo alma in-law awrite t. 5995 t 91 r Lo VBMI . utilities. Close to 401. of pr1 AJAX , 2 bedroom condim 2-4 lensed in backyard. ned PC. baths. 5 appkances, non- (905)831-2855 81 GRAND CARAVAN SE, smokers, oro pets, Pool. park_ OSINWA, freshly painted. les tw mileage, good condition. ng, 51100 alp n, Judy 686 e frortified. must sell. aslorg 2216. spacious• large. clean. 1-bed- Ja1s)�s�_ room. 5580 2 -bedroom $680 NCE 9: DODGE caraarh Es TMEpassenger, auto. fully wad - cruise control. FM stereo. AN Clocks. mirror, excellent f4WMOW- In$7800 665 7687 7800, ask for Sam .668 AJAX 2 bedroom legal haw mord apt., bright, large wind- ows, spacious closets, sepa- rate entrance, 4 -pc. bath. Cen- '.rat air, 4-appWnces, P riung, no pets, non-smoker. avail- able now or February 1st Walney Heights. S750/month inclusive Call 683-9480 Phone 1-888-749-2738, Pager 416.501-1687 PICKERING - 2 bedroom main floor bungalow, sell -con - tared. park ng, close to Town Centre. S9501mo. aft included. Firsitlast Available March 1 NO pees. 509-1651 Ig a $600 350 Malaga. Oshawa No Pea. Cam ( 905)- 576-6724 ONE AND TWO bedroom. imrtedate possession. cen- tril Oshawa, Couple preferred. ndudes hidge. stove. carpet, treo*-Palmed, stxwppmg pla- za. Laundry taakoe, no pets. Near bus. Reasonable. 725- 2642 after Spm. SPACNM well-maintained 2 bedroom apls. Avat. at 900 and SM Glen St. Some wrath walk-in closets. Dam provd- ed. Close to schools, stbp- pmg Centre. GO Six= Utb- bes nclurkd. Cap 728-4993. OSUAWA 3 -bedroom semi detached with garage apo alma in-law awrite t. 5995 t 91 r Lo VBMI . utilities. Close to 401. of pr1 AJAX , 2 bedroom condim 2-4 lensed in backyard. ned PC. baths. 5 appkances, non- (905)831-2855 81 GRAND CARAVAN SE, smokers, oro pets, Pool. park_ OSINWA, freshly painted. les tw mileage, good condition. ng, 51100 alp n, Judy 686 e frortified. must sell. aslorg 2216. spacious• large. clean. 1-bed- Ja1s)�s�_ room. 5580 2 -bedroom $680 NCE 9: DODGE caraarh Es TMEpassenger, auto. fully wad - cruise control. FM stereo. AN Clocks. mirror, excellent f4WMOW- In$7800 665 7687 7800, ask for Sam .668 AJAX 2 bedroom legal haw mord apt., bright, large wind- ows, spacious closets, sepa- rate entrance, 4 -pc. bath. Cen- '.rat air, 4-appWnces, P riung, no pets, non-smoker. avail- able now or February 1st Walney Heights. S750/month inclusive Call 683-9480 Phone 1-888-749-2738, Pager 416.501-1687 PICKERING - 2 bedroom main floor bungalow, sell -con - tared. park ng, close to Town Centre. S9501mo. aft included. Firsitlast Available March 1 NO pees. 509-1651 7800, ask for Sam .668 AJAX 2 bedroom legal haw mord apt., bright, large wind- ows, spacious closets, sepa- rate entrance, 4 -pc. bath. Cen- '.rat air, 4-appWnces, P riung, no pets, non-smoker. avail- able now or February 1st Walney Heights. S750/month inclusive Call 683-9480 Phone 1-888-749-2738, Pager 416.501-1687 PICKERING - 2 bedroom main floor bungalow, sell -con - tared. park ng, close to Town Centre. S9501mo. aft included. Firsitlast Available March 1 NO pees. 509-1651 t PAGE 22 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 ' 1 1m"s or all ouses a Ilam 1 , 1 Daws a RW 1 1 verb oma Reil _ Rand tar Sob OSHAWA Semi, clean bright $1 - 1A Absolute AMordablel 3.1 bedroom, 3 bathrooms. SICK OF RENTING? fenced yard. large deck, quiet cnescem. Call (905)571-5105 OWN YOUR HOME FROM $70(UMONTHM open nouse Sat 6 Sun 1 - No Downpayment??? 5p in 1310 Charier CIS Discharged Bankrupt??? Oshm. Jan 24 S 25 Ask for "CASH BACK" or PERFECT for young family 6 months no payments!! Immaculate 4 bedroom home (905) 571-6275 or 1_800-840-6275 In desirable North West loa- bon in Oshawa 450 sq f. MARK STAPLEY master bedroom. fabulous Saks Rep., Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. basement apartment, sepa- rate entrance Rented for %D0 Home will carry for on- ownhwuses or T_ ^Gear V00 at toda ys rates r 1:Iillfli KIM RentY Priced at $169.900 For ap- pantmem -.1(905)576-7207 PICKERING Duality 4 -bed- room home on oversized lot and gavel cul-de-sac Close to sdhools Must see this one Move -in condition S239.D00. 19051831-3941. REPOSSESSED HOMES available Let options realty find one lot you!. Can (905) 433-4623 WHITBY Walkout from base - Or Visit U5 at: AN OSHAWA SOUTH - droorrts all induskve G- ment In-law apartment, ra- %vww.geocitles.Cllm/wall street/Floor/ hedrnnm townhouse dose to 1 Shared Accommodshon vine lot. 4 -bedrooms. New 765: /hivhriseehtml. ppringq -.10 ALL and Parks roof. Reduced for Quick sale! 1970 A4,;:,.: Mume. Empress. Rem !!!- 85C sq 2nd tlr INCLUTR F� ROSSLAND GARDEN AREA $162.900 Open house on 3 BEDROOM nome r; store r low bedrooms 655 4846 .at Available Feb./March 1 large quiet nouse $300 al! in Sunday (905)66CY9453 PICKERING 41,na 7 WHITBY and OSHAWA X5)5799956 days d ISV Clusrvt, male preferreRay paid large bedroom sopa- and t bedrooms. with parking. CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- last required Call 668- 0070 Farms 1 FpSak rate emrance basement apt 5450 plus and $762 Inclusive HOUSES - 122 Colborne Sr E SrCh dean No pets Parking 5750 Irnduskve Avail Feb Ist 905-420-1747 Oshawa Mann availability _ Condominiums 47 ACRE NORSE farm Pon 905-509-4546 416-600-8157 434-3972 Hope. 8 room brick home. 416-449-5393 WHFTBY- Bright open concept TAUNTON TERRACE Town- AJAX out. c,,r,,,,,1 horse barn, zoned for estate SPACIOUS 1 bedroom bsmi furnished casement apt to clean non-smoking quiet houses FOC Taunton Rd E. Dshawa Dec Jan Feb occu- clear 2 -bedroom. 2 -baths. lots. $299.000 Walter Frank. apt 14GC So if 1 Separate en- working g person Utilities and parte.; J36-3346 main floor condo. includes 5 appliances. parking. steps W Frank Real Estate Ltd trance able S bills inclu- sive Avail Immd $650.mo cable includedwasher(dryer Rmonm 1 ''om Pool sauna 905 -428 - (905) 576 7171 No pets rig s Picker- extra Rossland%Garden area for Ram 1718 416-290-4164 Lob for mg(BrociO,f" 021 area 416) S150rweek Cats 666-8.131 MCLAUGNLIN SQUARE con- Sale '57.1399 or (9051-426-2686 1,- SC R WHITBY. Partly Furmsned PICKERING Stunning main wa:Y-Cut basement Vartmem. floor 3 bedroom apartment all inclusive S6001mt1rmh NO $1050 monthly utihhes arm ctuded Air con laundry, pets no smokers Cap 905• parking non-smoker near -,28-6563 GO available Feb Ist Can 905-420-2104 WHY rem when you can own you: own home for less than PICKERING Brock,'Fmch You trnnk7" Call Dave Hay- Beauttul t bedroom with lock Saks Rep RerMax walk -out $735 2 -bedroom. Summit Realty (1991) Ltd $755 Furnistled haat 515W 19051 668.3800 or 7905i 666 - Country home Clanngton 32'1 5950 Feb 1st Call 90586 7526 1 Houses For Rom PICKERING Brockstone. new ground t.«r. ' bedroom Con- do 5 al p laces. at Margin t $76500 inclusive 905-831- 0753 MCKERING- New 1 -bedroom basement apt Writes Rd N Executive home private en- trance. parking able, laun- (Iry appliances, backyard Very quiet home Idol for >* Ole working person 9625 n- dusive 905-831-4401 PICKERING. Renovated 2- bedr Gesement pnvate dnve tented yard walk to GO S -5C muntt, uiClus +e Available 1-8886' an evenings OSHAWA - NORTH Oxford Urge ' 2 3 oedroums Near G0. 401 shops Parlun0 M - con patio 9640. $740. 5837 an inclusive IsvUst Am - It" parlunq avad 905-721- 2232.416-239-2752 2 B/R for the price of 1 at 280 Wentworth ST.W. from $650. 3 BIR also available from $680. Utilities Included Easy access to 401. Close to schools, shopping. Call: (905) 721-8741 Iry Rift: walk to GM South Plant 2 Bed. $598. 3 Bed. $60. �Fgi RE TNKeES OR SENIORS 436-0120 364 SIMCOE S. Newly reno varied 1-Dedroom from 5530 Inclusive Srmcoe/Gibb area Available immediately. Ste- ptten 571-3229. WWTBY - Duplex 3 bed- rooms, 4 appliances, new Pant and laundry. deck.pol- ished floors. 2 car parking. bus rolde 6 schools dose $895/mo first/last/references. 905-259.0304 WHITBY, 3 bedroom upper duplex New carpeting, new appiarxxs Parking No dogs $875 Inclusive Call (905)- 778-1363. WH1 Rt: T? OWN 1'4)1 R "0%1F. FROM s7oofmrH!' Ask for "CASH BACK' or 6 months - No Payments!! 1905) 571-6271 1-800.840-6275 Mark Stapley Ah J ,,,1., lot PrMgwuS Yellin Rivers aru Two 4pc tleNa Freshly painted Gas nemig f12w -ic .ulol Available imme- arey 509-8044 or 416.587- C,+5 3-KDItOoM I. Moor bun- :alow ntwry-rertovMed. 'ardw000 floor ceramrC tile. .ak. modem i Clean rder- ences requrred $1100 mclu- sae Call 905-579-2567 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING munths free Inert uwr• e nouse from S556month Bill Poka Coldwell Banker .;9051 728-9414 AJAX 'esponS.Dle tenant Shure ,dchen laundry and Dain. bus GO 401 S350/momh. stnast Abstainer Imme- daley Pat (906) 619-0606 AJAX. QUIET south end qp. ',�r bright furnished bilplllor apartment. available imine. Irately includes utilnles. a. nw parking ilio pi vane bath hear transit. non-smoker SiW"O h (905)683-0602 PICKERING - Llverpoolihel- d11ght arge room $100 via*. .. furnished. student wel- oft. non smoker no peel. Available tin ardatety 1905) E31-4207 after 1 p in PICKERING VILLAGE tor- o,sn-C room In new home. pa ilk . 6undry. non-smoking St E Ostia- gnfrom MI. Ion reeelt from FFD ISI 2 U SQNK ACRES Newasrk, droorrts all induskve G- fist trout steam. 575.000 ,11 e ungerprourd pari Walter Frank W Fmk Rea! p,iol (416) 225.4617 Jen Estate ltd (905( 576-4111 • 1 Onc• + 1 Mobile Hairs O Rabi1 Fla and Parks OSINAWA 4 Months Free 1970 A4,;:,.: Mume. Empress. Rem !!!- 85C sq 2nd tlr good condition. propane Stove $550 600 sq mal M. fndge. asking $450o obo as v ay ,. __ .turn vsn IS S67440-11JLV, Moore 14. c entre. 600 2nd fir 9500 ask for Scon before 9 p m. 1200.sq ff 2nd Boor 1.600 S4 It. man Call 434-2447 to L•rid or 655.4132 13MG + Centre St., other or r,ud f room SURt or 3 mom suit. Also lover floor deal for retail 6 offices All Inclusive rent 434-8006 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Immediately Sud profession- al. AN facilities . Pickering Viil- 1(M-48N Ra rcnra St 11 90cti 5- 6Q3 Garaw + r ' star, e space MINI sine^e u'nr5 ^s9ewa n.call- Supe and double amts available Easy access. $106maifft (905)725-9991 W-1- kb pets Im- whale possession 9350 SHOP FOR rent in Hampton C411428-1357 14a square reel. 200 MV, ROOM FOR rem WhltbyiAla, Per Oil pli u~. f�(21ast 50)) 762-5653 h„(der c-nventem location affer, 7 pm WaSiVrierghbounhood $I= week inclusive 160 Smoking;• ets p(905)6Q3-0667 or even- 1 Florid, Vac Rook mos (905)426-2262 PKUROG - small 2 bed- hurtle Cabe, laundry, dose to Oshawa Centre and public LUXURY FLORIDA c,ndc 'or . 1 Shared .ant near Disne, wand. Feb Accommodation :,r March 1 or two weeks one 3 BEDROOM nome r; store r low bedrooms 655 4846 *Or single person. Aran area, 1 1 Private Homes available immediately Tek• For Sale DhOnne 686-8498 after e n m HOUSE FOR sale/rerd 3 -bee- or leave message room older home, pnme ba- AJAX - IN GROUND POOL hon. Steven501VFarnghnt. ask- Recently renovated modem trig $98.500 Av lade Feb 1 clean, cheerful non-smoking Cal John 728-0855 after Bpm (rouse, partially-turrush ed. NOIITN AJAX . 3 bedroom Dory requires bed Laundry house. February Isi. $I Oso 6 (lung, S37see 1 ea pe • .. GO onth Fm ale r d 2 mo plus utilities 4 appuarlc- es Chnstine Gaskins. Case Call -3209 • or • • . - Realty Limned (9051 831- BRIGHT room to rent in large. • 11 2273 .. clean. quiet. friendly stared PKUROG - small 2 bed- hurtle Cabe, laundry, dose to Oshawa Centre and public room bungalow extra large Int walk to PTC/GO. avalable transit NO Smokers r1 Feb 1 $975 . WI 420-1524 mo (first and lay) 576-5577, SNP RENT WITH OPTION to buy, Limited selection of 2 and 3 CENTRAL Whitby. large Vic- 2-STOREV, 4 -bedroom, 2 bedroom garden town homes Conan home, very dean. baths. semi, in super m - at the Vd or S seeking non-smoking proles- mactdale condition. Near OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONTFEES. OTHERS DO MOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU WVESTIGA71 TNORMMW LY KIM SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. i 1 Mixtgegn. MORTGAGES Good. bad azul ugly Financing for arty pur- pose. rales from 4.49% Au appltcatio ns --opted Com - Initially Mortgage 664-6805 • 1 I-w9r eloaeM 34 DAYS AFTER .dr' 23. ?998 Safe and Sound Sell Storage .nz wo sell by public auction ire follownig accounts which are deknQuenl 10 Cover ft cost m lett and expenses OI Pickering Brenda Stewart. Cyn Feffwcr. Melissa Brown: AW Mario Morale. Etobn- Coke Michelle Gray: Sar - borough Glenn Middleton. Bowmari Lalsler Langley. Any of the tenants may pay the amount owning by visa. Mastercard. ash or Certified cheque to redeem tent mer- chshdise, removing every- thing prior to me auction • 1 PereolnM I'm W sure which is more dffiCW. writing TINS ad of re- plying to it? I am a single white make who enjoys corri- try YwnO. along wiN pftysiral q e sional. close to bus. Urge DO- Centre. $122,900. Call jobless, to lli Oxford Chase Immediate oc- rooms. $426/month includes (9D5433-0690 vekg � ' cupavailable Call for an h Ileal. hydro, able, laundry. el Summed ( You are a sincere• aeramw, ntem to view our Mod- Avail. I416)599-4962. 1BEAUTIFUL Bradley Estates, single female. 30.45, with el Shute Coldwell Banker yy ' laW end tele. 5 W similar Interests, please rely RMR Real 1069 ext. 225 living saaf Estate 19051 728- TO separate CAC, garage. pliances. i writing felting me about g Qquarter.Wrking, dose SWCOEi4M area Deuched 3 bedroom, 2 storey nome 2 baths. 5 appliances. Available Feb 1sT. 1stAw 5850 + uAdi- ties Call 666-8632 or 666- 3478 a 1 row -mon" For R N 3 -BEDROOM townhouse with basement. 2 baths. 4 ap- pliances. dose to 401. avail- able Feb 1. NON-SMOKER. f102amonth all inclusive. (905)723-5084 AAA/ GORGEOUS, 31drm . arrear O.0 , private yard. 4 ap- pliances, recently painted, newer carpet. Available March 1. $895.mo . + ft4rol Heating 436-0990 ask for Garry Bolen to all amenities. Work refer- f139.900. Call Peter ences required. Would suite Schewtschenko Exit Realty, single professional business Shu ax (905)576-5300. person. Available Feb. 15th. 1650 inclusive. Leave Ines. LAKE SMOG, Waterfront sage 416-701.3399. home• excellent area 4-bed- NON-SMOKWG business rooms, plus double garage• all woman wanted Parking and- amerubes. Asking $193.000 all utilities included $600/mo Phone for information L1vel11ooUGleoanw. 4 bed- (9o5)9gr-5578 room dome a/ undusive 831- 8288 {Wye message. NO DOWN PAYMENT? TRADE IN YOUR TOWN- PICKERING - Denmar Rd. HOUSE Whitby 3 -bedroom Townhouse. 3 bedroom to bungalow, gleaming hard. share, private t.v room, use of wood, new kitchen, wiring, etc. laundry. Indge, stove. parking. Gude Really 723-5281 $400 per mo Ist,7ast, Mar Ist (905) 619-2560 NORTHWEST Oshawa 3 -bed- room detached garage. Move PICKERING GO- Oven room• right in New -root. 6 1resWy share house Washer/dryer. PaIated. A MUST SEE! One small and one X•la $84.500. Don't Hesitate. M1* room. $250 d $450. Call (!105) sell! Call John Hartford at 420-2631 (905)721-1144 I _-V a photo to. Bar 4595. Clo Markham EcDff- omist. 9 Heritage Road. Markham, UP IM. BORED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names 8 private phone numbers. 1.900.451- 3638 ext 680. $3.29Jmin, must be 18. T -Ione SPOUSE CHEATING?? E.R. Psychic Answers. You an know. Rated 11. Police 100.000. Owns. use us. Calls confidential. 24/hr6 S2 991 18+ 1-900-451-4055 ST. ANDREWS PkESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Bible Study - 9:30 a.m. Family Worship - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School - Supervised Nursery ®Minister - Rev. Ken Rowland EVERYONE WELCOME Special Healing Service Sunday, February 3, 1998 10.30 a. In. Durham Christian Fellowship -People are Important" Village Community Centre Sherwood Rd. & Linton Ave. Pickering Village, Ajax, Ont. Pastor: Dennis Penner (905)831-8596 '...I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.' John 10:10 NIV CHURCH OF CHRIST crnAm sir., AjAX, 683-2477 / street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m. Vision T.V. Cable 59 PH Free Bible Study Course NEW LIFE COINI111NITY CHIMCH Audilwiiun. Vlllagc Ret l.cnirc 1955 Valley Farm Rwd. Pickering 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Service FOCUSING ON THE BASICS - No. 3 µCHRIST'S SAVING KINGSHIPI...„ Isu'cluanc' CnnR•rnlxiran' Vi'.nhgi' Nursery And Sunday SchrHdr Iohn Veenstra, 4161619-5297 Ti Pickering Standard Church (Melhudist ) JJ Brock Rd. it Hwy. #7 Sunday School - 10:15 Worship I I a.m.. 7 p.m. Wed. 7:30 Bible Study. Bible Club for Children and Youth 428-6102;665-01311 To advertise your Church Services on this weekly Friday Feature C,ll Janice at 683-0707 ML_ Tenders . 1 Told. 11 Personals . 1 �Persortatf THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR ONE (1) BACKHOE LOADER, WITH EXTENDABLE DIPPER - SI -ICK ATTACHMENT T-601-98 SEALED TENDERS, dearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 19993 Specifications and tender forms may, be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at tel. (905)571-3311. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J.S. LORNE C.E.T., M.B.A., CPPD, Manager of Supply 8 Services, 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 8B6 • 1 Auctions 1 Auctions SAT. JAN. 24TH, 10 A.M. 070 TAENITON R0. E. WWM Having received instructions from a Bailiff 8 Movers we are selling golf shoes, shirts, clothing, gloves etc., some used clubs, new sofas, loveseats, wInppback c3 m chatirs, box att., oak tables d chairs, oak roll top desk, oak bar stools, 7 pc. walnut old diner, 2 pianos, freezer, fridge, dryer, 2 armoires, 5 pc. pine 4 post bedroom suite, black leather sofa set, satellite dish, rubber base boards, tile, pallet truck, oak conference table, glass top table b chairs, 5 pc. farm set diner, sectional sofa, video display racks, camera tripods, frames etc., plus someyeod �plus•. A Goo/ Silk. = varidill Note Tkne:10 a.m. !f Fri. 1-6 p.m. Sat. h jN 9 a.Mi amuse kulien i Li4nNafiess !OS -pi -3291 or 905-452-2076 -DO YOU HAVE AN ;APARTMENT FOR ENT? IF SO ASK ; ABOUT OUR SPECIAL AD RATES UNDER OUR `APARTMENTS FOR RENT" SING THANKS to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favors received. May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the would now and forever- Oh, sacred heart of Je- sus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day. By the eighth day your prayer will be answered, re- gardless of how hopeless your sit- uation seems. Publication must be promised. S.K. Lu--"- 1 k.wawtarrrs • 1 1 k►Namoriahs x WHYTE, JIM n In loving memory of Jim Whyte who passed away January 23rd, 1988. V~ 44 «ec OT96ttc* Always remembered by Dad, Mom & family Want to pocket some money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 and advertise it in our Classifieds NEWS ADVERTISER 1 Personals . 1 PersorlNs . 1 Personals :11 Irnprotlaments IW1WET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec•rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905}- 619-4663. cel.(416) 560.4663 :1 Roofing A & C R(K)FING, Shingling, all types of roofs. new and old, Workmanship Guar- enceed 10% Discount I ,Seniors. fully m- wred. Free estimates Call Andrew at 19051 428-1171)3 1 ' Plumbing DOUG CLARK PLUMBING Licensed, insured, repairs& alterations, new bathrooms & renovations, pump repairs. FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXP. 686-5172, 24 his. 1-800.831.2383 1 PaiMrig a oecorai PAINTING 8, PLASTERING -No cb':c Jig ;r s.^ias' You pay wlan rou are satisfied- Frey estimates' Call scan at (lib al -4620 Pager 1416l-n5.3e7M AJAX/PICKERIN4: NEWS ADVERTISER RRIN4:S YOU... THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 -PAGE 23 : 1 �- nq ; YoviM Roaring Oewrat n • 1 Gamic" AN IPro Painfing and wallpapering Stucco ceilings General repairs Toprltra yfif work at re unable pr ces 20% off for Seniors Call for a FREE Estimate 404-9669 CWS Wall Coverings Painting & Wallpaperrg Small repairs, drywall, wood finishes. professional, reliable. reasonable. clean. Colin 839-7256 EXTERIOR Painting Wallpapering • Good prices • Good work Call Mel 576-6553 JW PAINTING InUExt. Paper hanging sponging and raggin Serving Dulam Regicxn since 198-1 Free Estimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available Comparable rates. Call (905)987.4437 or 1-800-263-5836 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Aparments ottic- es Appliances and Piano Specialists Now we have heated storage units Senior and Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured Free Es- timates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers oa•galn rates. homes, ct6ces, apt.. etc. Piano ini. packing available. 423-0239 286-5513 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality. Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-1880 House •Ckkaning 569 will clean up to 3000 so it Vacuuming, dusting, bath cleaning, kitchen floors hrashed Window ledges. base boards. & wherever else the house needs d..110 10 years experwnce Call Rizla fa 416 106 9284 CLEANING Honest, hard,vurkin}, reliable, experienced perakm. Cleaning by the day Reasonable Rates Available even other I'll 576-9865 leave message roving 4 Storsg. lining & storage AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 EnPatty services Lo Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 666-493= :: Schools SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 "Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) 287-3060 Adult Im Entertainment Lingerie Modelling . e PRIVATE ONE ON ONE n M L/fIVGER/E e .S1VPLYTAFF.Kf.S7 n e C,orgeous Alodels PICKERING a 1895 Clements, a Unit 125 e e 905-426-4466 a ..(Brock Rd. & Bayly) s E ntertainmord EXOTIC MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 7!/"A&9dd 1664,rr - 1 t%arrr 579-1501 7daylwk Ds�e*-3- :.vac, assured classy ladles. Simply the best, abore the rest. In/oilt serve! 905-438-9183 Him ; e•-, 3 ac es 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. .. Acuff F •rertlirrrieM c ^iertairvnert_ EX('.EPTIONAL LADIES SER' -I%(, Ill Rif Of RE(.i( PJJ- GA.VCF & t RFUABILrrY a r)tVAETK)N (A'ARANTFED 1 1. .-1 _,"i 1 4E04t-8761 �a WIN A UNIQUE GIFT t • FOR YOUR LOVED ONE! VOICE GREETING Follow your heart this Valentine's Day and • `" express your feelings with a romantic or perhaps movies and Sunday after- fun -filled 'Valentine Greeting." • Jy;sy 1.1 -,-1 r• - s .tesyp at • COST, $30 FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS • PUBLISHING DATE: Sunday, February 81h •� f noon outings. Frrendshp rWtionship BOX 16416 From all entries, 2 winners will receive a surprise • visit from the formal Quartet, the "Oshawa and quiet times Look,rg fpr Horseless Camagemen Barbershoppers". They will 9• arrive to swoon your loved one on Saturday, �. February 141h with songs, flowers, a card, standing, black male. A chocolates, etc. hair, blue eyes and fun low -a sincere. down to earth, hums. 26 to 34, sin single Winners will be notified Monday, February 9th, Plus sized women, with 8 Get creative.... Guys 8 Gals. 45 yr old. 5 6-, 160 Ib. single Place your "Love lines" by calling... � Oshawa Whitby Ajax Pickering slim to medium build Clarinoon This Week News Advertiser • 516.9335 683-0101 • 'r For more informabon on the Oshawa Horselm Carriaganerl Cal Tom Hayley . 1�eve or (905)434-5M • `Give Your Swee mq a Wisial Memory!" - IW1WET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec•rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905}- 619-4663. cel.(416) 560.4663 :1 Roofing A & C R(K)FING, Shingling, all types of roofs. new and old, Workmanship Guar- enceed 10% Discount I ,Seniors. fully m- wred. Free estimates Call Andrew at 19051 428-1171)3 1 ' Plumbing DOUG CLARK PLUMBING Licensed, insured, repairs& alterations, new bathrooms & renovations, pump repairs. FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXP. 686-5172, 24 his. 1-800.831.2383 1 PaiMrig a oecorai PAINTING 8, PLASTERING -No cb':c Jig ;r s.^ias' You pay wlan rou are satisfied- Frey estimates' Call scan at (lib al -4620 Pager 1416l-n5.3e7M AJAX/PICKERIN4: NEWS ADVERTISER RRIN4:S YOU... THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 -PAGE 23 : 1 �- nq ; YoviM Roaring Oewrat n • 1 Gamic" AN IPro Painfing and wallpapering Stucco ceilings General repairs Toprltra yfif work at re unable pr ces 20% off for Seniors Call for a FREE Estimate 404-9669 CWS Wall Coverings Painting & Wallpaperrg Small repairs, drywall, wood finishes. professional, reliable. reasonable. clean. Colin 839-7256 EXTERIOR Painting Wallpapering • Good prices • Good work Call Mel 576-6553 JW PAINTING InUExt. Paper hanging sponging and raggin Serving Dulam Regicxn since 198-1 Free Estimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available Comparable rates. Call (905)987.4437 or 1-800-263-5836 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Aparments ottic- es Appliances and Piano Specialists Now we have heated storage units Senior and Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured Free Es- timates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers oa•galn rates. homes, ct6ces, apt.. etc. Piano ini. packing available. 423-0239 286-5513 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality. Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-1880 House •Ckkaning 569 will clean up to 3000 so it Vacuuming, dusting, bath cleaning, kitchen floors hrashed Window ledges. base boards. & wherever else the house needs d..110 10 years experwnce Call Rizla fa 416 106 9284 CLEANING Honest, hard,vurkin}, reliable, experienced perakm. Cleaning by the day Reasonable Rates Available even other I'll 576-9865 leave message roving 4 Storsg. lining & storage AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 EnPatty services Lo Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 666-493= :: Schools SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 "Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) 287-3060 Adult Im Entertainment Lingerie Modelling . e PRIVATE ONE ON ONE n M L/fIVGER/E e .S1VPLYTAFF.Kf.S7 n e C,orgeous Alodels PICKERING a 1895 Clements, a Unit 125 e e 905-426-4466 a ..(Brock Rd. & Bayly) s E ntertainmord EXOTIC MASSAGE Full Body Relaxation 7!/"A&9dd 1664,rr - 1 t%arrr 579-1501 7daylwk Ds�e*-3- :.vac, assured classy ladles. Simply the best, abore the rest. In/oilt serve! 905-438-9183 Him ; e•-, 3 ac es Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. .. Acuff F •rertlirrrieM c ^iertairvnert_ EX('.EPTIONAL LADIES SER' -I%(, Ill Rif Of RE(.i( PJJ- GA.VCF & t RFUABILrrY a r)tVAETK)N (A'ARANTFED 1 1. .-1 _,"i 1 4E04t-8761 movies and otos ikir a single, MW 26 b SO llBil' E FRE 1: PERSONAL AD F111 -I'll" VOICE GREETING °nice awfts tootA JM,ollcs;2V as Wall minis TWO MIEA1 MA da" and friendship BOX movies and Sunday after- male. SO to 60. for possible sense o1 humor. nor smok Jy;sy 1.1 -,-1 r• - s .tesyp at ROMANTIC TIMES :a^. ,; :. es ' - -a - e alit out and WW 16617 noon outings. Frrendshp rWtionship BOX 16416 M. Seeks loving, under- begin MS soul. BOIL 30409 Single Tom 37 awru•- and quiet times Look,rg fpr Looking 'or an angel with lem34 iN haand blue eY'u bovrrrg, Single whred ine female. 21. +hdwparident, employed and a possible commit- SINGLE MOM standing, black male. A CIMLITY TIME hair, blue eyes and fun low -a sincere. down to earth, hums. 26 to 34, sin single �.� Mr Plus sized women, with 8 Ment BOX 14008 45 yr old. 5 6-, 160 Ib. single non smoker Should be 9�d lstener Open, licit- 35 yr old employed. »Mre ng who Mpys big Woks. d'i'ng• dancing and b.k.ng slim to medium build while female. who Can keep Call 1-900-451-379$ year old boy Seeks man d WANTS TO SETTLE mother white blonde hair est reletionship_ Lets meet lemaie. smoker. with a . SmOk f. t Looking for single male. 37 woman. 25.32 of any race, me on my toes. Romance. $2.49 min. Ctyradter, 35 us. who W DOWN and Seeking a green eyes g for New years Eve BOX sense coY anis l0 50 with similar inrerests. for friendsnp and or com- excitement and honesty n per appreciaMs traditic" tam#- 29 yr ad, 5'7- 125 lb sin- single male with a heart d 18372 Mals. codkng, quer Inas BOX 30418 panonsh#p, towards a pos- one oaakege You will be FRIENDS FIRST ly values. 0 you dare to care m d gle, white, blonds mo gold. BOX 16490 n Me. BOX 11606 and more. Seek;rg a tan, le rll,te male, 5'10'. 160 pounds, trades man side or fascinating relation- pleasantly surprised BOX I am 19. brown hair and and share deeply can. My rterests are flume cooking. two seeks tall male over 6', with average build for a SEEKING A MATE LOTS OF LOVE Single mother or 2. 29 white male. 32 to 40. who is empbyed, with n a sense SMILE t could be the one Single ship BOX 30448 26383 Drown eyes. 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