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uoing up
Pickering business
property tax jumps by
30 per cent, for now
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Local businesses
have been handed a 30 -per cent prop-
erty tax increase in the first half of
1998 to offet the elimination by the
Province of the Business Occupancy
Tax (BOT).
The Town has not yet decided
whether residential and/or industrial -
commercial taxpayers will have to
cover the loss of the BOT in the long
run.
Pickering Council approved the in-
terim increase Monday. The final tax
levy for the year will not be decided
until provincial downloading, reassess-
ment and other changes are sorted out
and the Town and Region are able to
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approve final budgets, likely in spring.
The Town, which also levies taxes on
behalf of th, Region and school
boards, has also
decided to collect
-esidential taxes at
the same rate as
lust year for the
I irst half of 1998.
The BOT brought
in about $6.9 mil-
lion in Pickering
last year, with
about one-quarter
G I L going to the Town,
PATERSON one-quarter to
Business was Durham Region
fighting for it and one-half to the
- — -- - school boards.
However, this in-
terim property tax increase for busi-
See FINAL/Page 3
Month End
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Hurts a little, helps a lot
Blood donor Jennifer Clark was one of many be put to good use; blood stocks were down
who responded to the call for blood at a two- as a result of the ice storms which ravaged
day clinic held in Pickering last Thursday eastern Ontario and Quebec. Here, Ms. Clark
and Friday. Donations from the two days will awaits the needle from RN Lisa Wilson.
Jilted boyfriend charged in murder bind
Ajax man charged
in Pickering
stabbing incident
An Ajax man remained in hospital
yesterday under police guard charged
with attempting to murder his former
girlfriend's new beau, who was
stabbed in the stomach Sunday.
The victim, a 28 -year-old Toronto
man, was found wounded inside his
girlfriend's Balaton Avenue home in
Pickering around 1:50 P.M. Sunday,
Durham Regional Police said.
Police were given the name and
address of a suspect and, when offi-
cers went to the Old Kingston Road
residence, "he would not respond to
the door or the telephone," said
Durham Regional Police Sergeant
Jim Grimley.
Just before 5 p.m., heavily -armed
tactical support officers stormed the
Ajax home and found a suspect hid-
ing in a crawl space, Sgt. Grimley
said.
He said the man had suffered
"self-inflicted" wounds to the neck
and abdomen and was taken to Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital, where
he was admitted and held under po-
lice guard.
The stabbing victim, meanwhile,
underwent surgery and remains in
the intensive care unit listed in stable
condition, police said.
Sgt. Grimley said the 29 -year-old
woman had broken up a relationship
with the accused man about a year
ago, however, he did not say what
sparked the stabbing.
Scott Finkle, 41, is charged with
attempted murder, wounding, aggra-
vated assault and assault with a
weapon.
JIM
GRIMLEY
'Would not
,respond to door
or telephone'
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Councillor wants carbon monoxide
detectors made mandatory
MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — The recent carbon monox-
ide poisoning of a Scarborough family of four
in their home has prompted Ward I
Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner
to propose detectors for the deadly
gas be made mandatory in Pickering
buildings.
The councillor is planning to bring
a motion before Council for the
preparation of a bylaw requiring the
devices.
Coun. Brenner says he wants to
help prevent further deaths from the
simple to require a carbon monoxide detector
for the issuance of permits for new buildings,
but admits dealing with existing structures pre-
sents a bigger problem.
The councillor is suggesting riCk-
ering deal with it by notifying insur-
ance companies of the bylaw. In that
case, residents insured by companies
that require them to conform with all
loca: bylaws (a common practice in
the industry) would be obligated to
have a detector. Insurance companies
without that clause in their residential
policies could require policy holders
to have a detector.
gas known as the 'silent killer'. MAURICE "While I acknowledge the difficul-
" 1 honestly think people never gave BRENNER ty in enforcement;' says Coun. Bren-
it a second thought until recently;' he 'I think it ner, "I think it can be done"
notes. can be done' Carbon monoxide detectors can
Two of the family members, the -- usually be purchased for $39 and up,
husband and his 12 -year-old son, according to the councillor. He says
were discovered dead Jan. 19 in the Upper he will be calling on local retailers to carry the
Beaches area of Scarborough. The man's wife devices and perhaps offer sales on them to pro -
and their 15 -year-old daughter were found near mote the new bylaw.
death and may not recover. The girl
is still in a coma and the wife is list-
ed in fair condition. It is believed
they were gradually poisoned by a
buildup of carbon monoxide result-
ing from a chimney being plugged
by a squirrel's nest and problems
with the home's gas furnace.
Carbon monoxide gas is colour-
less and odourless and kills about
300 people per year in Canada. Poi-
soning from the gas and the flu bring
on similar symptoms, which can in-
clude drowsiness, headaches and
nausea.
Coun. Brenner says it would be
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FINAIJFrom page 1 crease in industrial/commercial es or residents.
nesses is expected to generate only
about $2.3 million in revenue over the
first half of 1998 for the Town, Re-
gion and school boards, leaving a
shortfall of about $1.1 million for the
half year.
Town director of finance Gil Pater-
son reported to Council it's "pre-
sumed" industrial/commercial prop-
erty owners will recover the increase
in their taxes from the tenants who
will benefit from no longer having to
pay the BOT.
The tax hike should not come as a
surprise to the business community,
says Mr. Paterson, because Queen's
Park announced its intention to elim-
inate the BOT about a year ago.
"Businesses have been fighting for
this for a long time. I'm sure a lot of
businesses argued in favour of elimi-
nation in the hopes (the BOT) would
just disappear."
However, explains Mr. Paterson,
the revenue has to be made up for
somewhere, and that may mean an in -
and/or residential property taxes at
final budget time.
The Province "left it up to the mu-
nicipalities to figure out, how they
might want to replace that lost rev-
enue. Town Council has not debated
that question yet."
The finance director points out
most municipalities have not decided
how to make up for the BOT yet,
though some have chosen to hike in-
dustrial/commercial taxes on an inter-
im basis by as much as 45 per cent to
completely offset the loss of revenue.
"With all these changes coming
down, most councils don't want to
deal with the Business Occupancy
Tax in isolation from the other
changes," says Mr. Paterson, explain-
ing the politicians want to see the en-
tire picture on downloading and re-
assessment, which is not yet clear, be-
fore making any final decisions.
Politicians hope all the changes
may free up some "tax space" where
the BOT loss could be made up for
without a major tax hike for business -
"It's very difficult to say;' notes
Mr. Paterson, "but it's very unlikely"
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade
president Doug Wilkinson says the
board will closely follow the Town's
actions on this -issue.
"The board of trade is definitely
keenly interested in being part of the
process of this tax reform and how it
may directly affect the business com-
munity," explains Mr. Wilkinson.
"Our concern is that this is going to
be in the end revenue -neutral to local
businesses because businesses cannot
afford to be hit by another tax hike"
He adds the board plans to seek "di-
rect input" on the issue with the Town
and to raise awareness of it in the
local business community.
Pickering is coping with the elimi-
nation of the BOT, which amounts to
the loss of about $1.5 million annual-
ly in Town revenue, on top of a loss of
about $1.2 million (which includes an
increase in taxpayers' share of Re-
gional taxes) from the downloading
process.
Brougham show aids ice storm victims
Storm Relief tees
local talent warm
up to a chilly cause
PICKERING — A concert in
Brougham at month's end aims to
help Canadians affected by the ice
storm which devastated parts of east-
ern Ontario and Quebec.
The Ice Storm Relief fund-raiser
concert will highlight the music of
Gypsygrass, along with guest ap-
pearances by local musicians, at the
Brougham Community Centre Satur-
day, Jan. 31, starting at 8 p.m.
Gypsygrass features musical duo
and husband and wife team Jan and
Dianne Hanko. of Claremont, who
are joined on stage by a wide array of
musical guests who could include
upper bass player Mike Caron, five -
string electric bass player Phil
Fund-raiser for a Second Chance
PICKERING —You're invited to
enjoy some local night life and help
wildlife at the same time.
The Second Chance Wildlife
Sanctuary, which cares for orphaned
or sick wildlife, is holding a Valen-
tine's Day Fund-raiser Saturday, Feb.
14 at Papps Restaurant, 1709
Kingston Rd.
Tickets are $15 and include a
pasta dinner and salad, entertain-
ment, dancing and a door prize. They
may be purchased by calling Pat
Kirby at 420-3355.
Cocktails will be served from 7 to
8 p.m. followed by a hot and cold
buffet dinner from 8 to 9 p.m., and -
dancing to follow dinner.
Organizers are building a new
sanctuary on Conc. 7.
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Witty
idea
Fund-raiser for Jim
Witty aims to help
Durham groups
PICKERING -- Retired Durham Re-
gion Chairman Jim Witty will be the man
of the hour at an upcoming fund-raising
dinner.
A dinner honour-
ing Mr. Witty for his
community service is
being held Friday,
Feb. 20 to raise
money to establish
the Jim Witty En-
dowment Fund
through the Commu-
nity Foundation of
Durham Region. JIM WITTY
Mr. Witty began
his political career in Dinner honours
1980 when he was former mayor
elected Ajax Region- and chairman
al Councillor.
He was then elect-
ed Ajax Mayor in 1988 and appointed
Regional Chairman in December of 1995
to replace the late Gary Herrema. Mr.
Witty resigned from Durham's top job
effective Dec. 3.
Mr. Witty has also been active in the
community through service clubs and
other volunteer endeavours.
Last year, he held the first-ever Re-
gional Chairman's Charity Golf Classic
which raised $76,000 for the Community
Foundation of Durham Region.
The foundation supports community-
based programmes and last year gave out
more than $7,300 in grants. The interest
generated from the endowment fund will
be used to support groups through the
foundation.
It's hoped $25,000 will be raised at
the dinner in honour of Mr. Witty at the
Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley
Farm Road south of Hwv. 2. Cocktails
are served at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30
p.m.
Tickets are $75 per person or $600 for
a table of eight. They're available from
Val Marshall Travel at the corner of Har-
wood Avenue and Westney Road in Ajax,
at Dickson Printing in the Ajax Plaza or
from Anita Witty at Witty Real Estate on
Harwood Avenue just south of Hwy. 2.
Call Witty Real Estate at 683-8661, Joe
Dickson at 683-7940 or Doug McKay at
686-2616 for more information.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
Missed it by that much
Trevor Bananage can't quite stop the ball from sailing over his shoulder and into the
top corner while out playing a little father -son street hockey match at St. Patrick's
Catholic School in Ajax. There's no word on the final scone, but someone today is tak-
ing full advantage of bragging rights.
Catholicboardhonoure
A long-time Catholic school board was established by the board in re- Andrews. "His calming presence dur-
employee is retiring. sponse to a recommendation made by a ing times of bereavement is appreciat-
Adult faith animator Joseph Pez- region -wide System With a Mission ed by everyone. He is always available
zarello will retire from the Durham task force. His task was to provide sup- to assist at liturgical celebrations and
Catholic District School Board in June. port for the faith development of staff whenever and wherever else his exper-
He joined the Durham Region Roman and individual members of the board, tise is required." Mr. Pezzarello is a
Catholic Separate School Board in as well as to provide an environment member of the St. Gregory the Great
1974 and has held positions as religious which nurtured spiritual growth Catholic Church in Oshawa, where he
education consultant and co-ordinator throughout the schools. Mr. Pezzarello is a lector and a Eucharistic Minister.
of Christian family living. "is well liked and very much respected He has been married to wife Kathleen
The position of adult faith animator in his profession," says director Grant for 30 years and has two children.
JOSEPH
PEZZARELLO
Veteran 'well
liked'
Parents still eligible for$400 school rigstrike rebates
The deadline is fast approach- those 13 years old and under are to compensate parents for any fin-
ing for parents and guardians dis- eligible to receive up to $40 per conveniences caused.
rupted by the two-week province- day for inconveniences caused by "It's for services not rendered,"
wide teachers' strike to submit the strike. she says. "It's not just a child care
family claim forms to receive re- Daniele Gauvin, spokesman for issue."
bates from their local school the Ministry of Education and However, Ms. Gauvin reports
board. Training, notes the payment is "not taxpayers who do not have a child
Under Bill 161, the Fairness for just for specific expenses" in- in elementary or secondary school
Parents and Employees Act, par- curred during the strike that par- will not receive any payment or tax
ents of special needs children and encs have receipts for. It is meant rebates because classes were not
Billboard
TUESDAY, JAN. 27
PARENT SUPPORT: The Association for
Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly
meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children in-
volved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away,
dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse.
Call 1-800488-5666 for location.
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion
Group meets at 9:30 am. at SL Andrew's
Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill
Parish discusses on provincial downloading.
619-0315.
CANCER: The Hearth Place Cancer Support
Centre, 86 Colborne SL W., Oshawa, holds an
informal workshop at 7:30 p.m. on Feeling
Your Best During Cancer Therapy. A cancer
patient who has gone through treatments will
speak. It's for people about to begin treatment.
Register, 579-4833.
CANCER: The Hearth Place Cancer Support
Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds its
weekly drop-in Caregiver Support Group
meeting from 1 to 3 p.m. for people supporting
a cancer patient 579-4833.
AMNESTY: The Ajax -Pickering Group of
Amnesty International holds its annual gener-
al meeting at 9:15 am. at the Pickering Village
United Church, 300 Church SL N., Ajax. AU
wekuxne. 839-3969.
BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax -Pickering
Board of Trade holds its 1998 President's In-
augural Dinner in the HMS Ajax Room at the:
Ajax Community Centre. Guest speaker is
Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson.
Reception 6 p.m.; dinner, speaker and inaugur-
al ceremonies 6:30 p.m. Members $50, non-
members $75, plus GST. 837-6638.
BUSINESS: Durham Contact Exchange, a
non-profit group of business professionals,
meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 am. at The
Victorian Garden Restaurant, 60 Randall Dr.,
Ajax. Visitors and new members well ome.
held. She says the rebates are
specifically designed to compen-
sate parents who "expect their
children to be in school." Ms. Gau-
vin also notes the payment "is con-
sidered a form of rebate to parents
and is not taxable income."
Parents are not required to sub-
mit receipts for expenses to school
boards with their application.
Reserve, 428-6272 (Anne Perala).
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
Chapter of the One Parent Families Associa-
tion for custodial and non-c�l parents
holds its weekly meeting at 8 pm. at the An-
nandale Golf and Curling Club, carter of
Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members
wekorne. 839-9577.
WELLNESS: The Ajax -Pickering Women's
Centre hosts a flee workshop on Sum Man-
agement featuring Lea Valiant of Developing
Lifestyle Vitality from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at SL
George's Anglican Church, Portable #2, Ran-
dall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. Regis-
ter, 426-1064.
ALZIFIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds an
Ajax Support Group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at
487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at the
comer of Clements Rd. W.), Ajax. All care-
However, the ministry is inform-
ing parents to keep receipts for
Revenue Canada purposes.
The deadline to submit claim
forms is Friday, Feb. 6.
For more information call the
ISurham District School Board at
905-666-5500 or the Durham
Catholic District School Board at
905-576-6150.
an. 27, 1998
givers welcome. 576-2567 (Kim).
104DERGAR'IEN REGISTRATION: The
Durham Catholic District School Board beguis
accepting registraWm for next fall's junior and
senior
will be aoc each school b
a.m. on a first-come, first-served basis. If your
child is currently in junior kindagarien, you
do not have to register for senior kindergarten.
Contact your local school for more details.
COMPUTERS: The Macintosh Users East
(MaUsE) meets from 7:30 to 9.30 p.m. in the
lecture theatre of Henry Street High School,
Henry St south of Hwy. 2, Whitby. Feature is
a RAM upgrade clinic. 433 -OM.
TOASTMASTERS: Ajax -Pickering Toast-
masters meet every Wednesday from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial Building,
335 Bayly St W,, Ajax. Newcomers welcome.
619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John
Johnstone).
Birthday
"Our little
angel" Paulysha
Meikle celebrat-
ed her fourth
birthday on Jan.
23. "You have
brought so much
laughter, happi-
ness and love
into our lives."
Happy birthday wishes come from
Mom, Dad and sister Shaniqua.
"May your gentle life continue to be
richly blessed. We love you."
Birthday
Tyler Grieve
has four reasons
to celebrate on
Feb. 1. He' I I be
four years old
and wishing
Tyler lots of
love and fun are
Grandma,
James, Mom,
Dad, sister Makayla, Uncle Garry,
Aunt Shelly, family and friends.
Birthday
"Our shining
star" Jamil
Kanji turned
nine on Jan. 22.
A party with
lots of friends
was held and
Ernie the magi-
cian was there.
Wishing Jamil
all the birthday wishes with "all
our love" are sister Noreen,
Mommy and Daddy.
Birthday
"Watch out
Catwoman.
Batman's got
his girl and she
turned seven on
Jan. 23." For
Emily Victoria
Dalglish, "we
wish you tons
of fun on your
birthday and happiness all year.
Love from Mom, Dad, James and
Mout'.'.
Birthtday
Tori Hod-
gins celebrat-
ed her ninth
birthday on
Jan. 25. Well
wishers in a -
weekend of
partying
included good
f r i e n d s
Elaine, Kara,
Amanda, Sarah and Sammie,
out-of-town guest Victoria from
Britain's Spice Girls, and
favourite sisters Tasha and Tris-
tan. "Happy birthday Torina
from you entire family and all of
your many friends."
Birthday
Birthday
Dan the Man is eight.
On Jan. 24, Daniel Saul]
celebrated his birthday
with family, a few of his
close pals and special
guest Bond ... James Bond.
"Hope you had a great
day." Love from Mom,
Dad, Jamie and Teddy.
"Jan. 23 was a won-
derful day for Laura
Moody, as she turned
eight. Sending love and
happy birthday wishes
for an incredible girl are
family and friends. Extra
hugs and kisses from
Mommy, Daddy and
Eric."
Birthday
Little beauty Emily
VanStaveren turned one on
Jan. 11. "You have brought
such happiness to our hearts
and smiles to our faces in your
first year. May you forever
keep on smiling." Lots of love j
from Grandma, Papa John,
Great Nana, Puddister, Aunt
Andreina, Uncle Barry, Lisa,
and Aunt Jennifer.
Birthday
A big guy with a big smile has
turned two. Alan Owen Presley
celebrated his birthday on Jan. 22
and wishing him a happy birthday
with love were Mom, Dad, Oma,
Grandpa Chic, Uncles Ralf,
Dean, Geoff, Ron and Dain, Aunts
Darla, Wendy, Carol, Chris, Gloria and Anita, his
cousins and family in Newmarket, Nashville and Florida.
Birthday
Birthday
"Our lovely daughter"
Ashton Marie Heron
turned five on Jan. 22.
Her family wished her "a
wonderful birthday filled
with love, kisses and
many more. Love always
from Mom, Dad,
Janelle, Deanna and
Marshall.,•
She's a cutie and on
Jan. 31, Shelby Hann
will be six. Surprise and
birthday wishes come
from Weezie, Vince,
Amanda, Vanessa, and
also from Mom, Dad,
Dylan, Timber and
Stubby.
1794 Liverpool Road
Pickering 831-5431
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Birthday
Jan. 25 was a
big day for
Nicole Markle,
as she turned
eight years old.
Wishing Nicole
a happy birth-
day with lots of
love were
Mom, Dad,
brother Conner, godparents
Angela and Kevin, Oma Tik Tak,
Oma, Opa, Nanny and cousins
Bradley, Krista and 'Michael. �
Birthday
Look who.
turned two
on Jan. 11.
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little sweet-
heart" Lucas
McNally a j
happy birth-
day were his --
aunts, uncles, 4 '
cousins and
Grandma. 4
Birthday
"It's hard to
believe our little
angel Robert
turns one on
Jan. 30. You are
loved by many
and you have
filled our hearts
with extreme
joy words can-
not describe. We love ) ou su much.
Mommy and Daddy."
Birthday
A handsome i
young man turns
seven on Jan.
28. Preston
likes to play
goalie on the
Ajax mite hock-
ey team. Love
from Mom,
Dad, Jordan,
Luke and Ace.
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♦ Editorial
Rebate not for
teachers
The $40 per day rebate paid by the government to
parents of children under 13 was never meant to go to
striking teachers. It was meant to offset costs borne
by parents who were inconvenienced by an illegal
strike caused by teachers unhappy with actions taken
by a democratically elected government.
Now comes word that teachers are applying for the
rebate and teacher representatives plan to take action
against the government because they feel the
Province is discriminating against teachers and their
spouses by disallowing them the $40 per day rebate.
What gives? Arc teachers and their spouses saying
they want compensation for a strike they planned and
carried out simply because they chose to make a po-
litical point? No way!
It's unfortunate teachers and their spouses were in-
convenienced by the strike and were forced to find al-
ternate arrangements for their children. But if they're
looking for someone to blame for their troubles over
that two-week period, they should look in the mirror.
not look to the government. Teachers were not forced
to go on strike - they had legitimate signed contracts
with their local boards of education to perform their
jobs and chose, for a two-week period, to ignore their
contractual duties. For that reason, they won't he paid
for the time off they chose to take and they shouldn't
receive compensation because their child-care diffi-
culties were intensified by their own actions.
The rhetoric has flowed hot and heavy over the
whole Bill 160 issue for the past six months. Some
have sided with the government's position, others
have taken the teachers' side. No doubt, some tax-
payers will feel teachers and their spouses should re-
ceive what all other parents of young school-age
children have received as a result of the illegal strike.
But that would not be fair and would send the wrong
signal to others in society. If you give your word (the
same thing as signing a contract) you must pay a
price if you break it. If there's no price to he paid,
why give your word?
The government must stand firm and refuse pay-
ment to teachers and their spouses. The only people
who deserve the $40 per day rebate are the put-upon
parents, who, with virtually no notice at all, were
forced during the illegal strike to scramble to make
emergency child-care arrangements.
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• Letters to the editor
I'm grateful for rebate
To the editor:
In reply to the Jan. 19 letter
from Patricia Gibson Kirby:
I can't believe this woman is
the chairman of the Concerned
Citizens of Durham. Which "con-
cerned citizens of Durham" does
she represent? Personally, I have
never heard of them and if her let-
ter is an indication of the kind of
nonsense they represent, God help
the citizens of Durham!
For your information, Ms.
Kirby, I am a parent of two school-
age boys. Both my boys are in day
care and I was highly inconve-
nienced by the recent teachers'
strike. I don't find the government
rebate "offensive or immoral".
However, I find your letter "of-
fensive and immoral". I pay close
to $900 a month for day care and
am very grateful to the govern-
ment for the $400 rebate to com-
pensate me for my inconvenience
and extra day care expenses that I
had to fork out for the two-week
teachers' strike. How dare you tell
the I am a "hypocrite" for accept-
ing the full $400 and not giving "at
least $40 of it back to the school"!
That is none of your business! As
for calling the rebate a "political
bribe," at least the government
recognizes how difficult it was for
some of us to rearrange day care
and work schedules, etc. and had
decided to compensate us accord-
ingly.
By the way, Ms. Kirby, I do
have a problem with political in-
formation sent home through my
children, be it from the govern-
ment or sources other than the
government. Frankly, I'm not sur-
prised The Concerned Citizens of
Durham are having a hard time
getting "The First Forty Chal-
lenge" through to parents via the
school board. Most parents would
probably read the material and
laugh at it and then throw it away!
Obviously you have never had
to scrimp and save to pay day care
expenses and put food on the table
for your children. Maybe you
should think about donating your
full $400 rebate (if you are eligi-
ble) to your school. You never did
say in your letter how much of the
rebate you are donating back to the
school.
If you are such a concerned cit-
izen of Durham, maybe you
should concern yourself with more
important matters such as violence
in the schools, safe communities,
the environment, the homeless,
etc. and stop concerning yourself
with how other people decide to
spend their money!
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Sports
Staff Writer
Let the Games begin
An appearance at a Pickering Panthers junior
hockey game last Friday. A big fund-raising night
and send-off at their own Tam Heather Curling
Club last night.
Pickering's Richard Hart and Collin Mitchell
arc in big demand these days. Nice guys, to be th
sure. Here one day, there e next.
But, they're especially popular since they're
headed to Nagano, Japan to represent Canada in
the winter Olympics.
Both are anxious to hear that call: "Let the
Games begin."
"We'll be over there six days before the actual
competition begins," says Mr. Mitchell. "We'll get
a chance to go and relax and get away from the
media and concentrate on curling."
Mr. Hart, 29, an electrician by trade, and Mr.
Mitchell, 28, who's employed as a plumber, will
take Pickering's and Canada's hopes to Nagano
for the 1998 Winter Olympic Games Feb. 7 to 22.
The two are memersbof the Mike Harris rink
— no, not that Mike Harris — which carried the
right to represent this country after winning the
Canadian Curling Olympic Trials in Brandon,
Manitoba in November over the favoured reigning
Labatt Brier champion Kevin Martin rink from Al-
berta.
The 1998 Winter Games are the first in which
men's and women's curling will be an official
medal sport. And, since Canada is one of the
world's top curling nations, the Harris rink is auto-
matically given the pre -Olympic edge as a gold-
nxxW favourite.
How do they feel about the pre -Olympic medal
hope hype? "It's a little daunting, but we're not
going to start believing what we read," Mr.
Mitchell said during an interview at the Panthers'
game. "We still have to beat seven really good
teams and we're ready for that."
If they're worried about anything, it's the ice
conditions they'll face in Nagano. Accustomed to
throwing rocks on good ice here, the Harris rink
curled on horrendous ice at a bonspiel in Switzer-
land earlier this month which featured some of the
teams they'll meet at Nagano. "It's a big concern
of ours," notes Mr. Hart. "If the ice is good it real-
ly improves our chances (of winning the gold
medal). If it's bad..." His voice trails o8:
"Ideally, we creed perfect ice to do well. That's
what we're used to in Canada"
After official training and team meetings slated
for Sunday, Feb. 8, the Pickering men's Olympic
odyssey starts on Feb. 9 when Canada meets the
U.S. team at 9 am. Japanese time.re
He's hoping the Harris rink will return as the
`premier' cooling team in the world.
Al Rivett writes in our Tuesday rotation of swff
columnists. To respond to this cohor n call lnfos-
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN
OF PICKERING
Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O.
1990, Chapter E. 18
Class Environmental Assessment for
Municipal Roads - Schedule B
NOTICE
Respecting retirement of a portion of
Rosebank Road, Pickering, being part of the
original road allowance between Lots 30 and 31,
Range 3, B.F.C., Pickering.
Subject to any comments received as a result of
this Notice, and the receipt of any necessary
approvals, the Town intends to complete the
retirement of the road below.
This section of road is no longer required as part
of the municipal road system as a result of the
y reason for closure. There is no cost to the Town
T of the retirement of this section of road, which is
expected to be completed by March 2, 1998.
Further information is available at the following
location:
y The Corporation of the Town of Pickering,
T Town Clerk
Pickering Civic Complex, One The Fsplanade
.y Pickering, Ontario, I.1 V 6K7
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Interested persons may provide written comment
to the Town respecting this proposal by March 2,
�[ 1998. Comments should be sent to the Town
►' Clerk at the above address. If concerns regarding
this project cannot be resolved in discussions
with the Town, any person/party may request that
the Minister of the Environment and Energy
"bump -up" the project to an individual
environmental assessment. "Bump -up" requests
must be received by the Minister at the address
below within 30 days from January 13,1998.
Minister of the Environment and Energy
15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto.
Ontario, M4V 1 P5
If there is no "bump -up" request received by
February 12, 1998, the Town will complete the
` retirement of this section of Rosebank Road as
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January 1998.
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Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners the
road known as Rosebank Road, Pickering, being part of the original road allowance between
Lots 30 and 31, Range 3, B. FC., Pickering, as shown on sketch below,
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The
Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic
Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on March 2, 1998, to pass a by-
law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners that portion of the road allowance known as
Rosebank Road.
The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the
office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Pickering.
At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will
hear in person, or by his or her counsel, any person
who claims his or her lands will be prejudicially
affected by the by-law and who applied to the
Town Clerk to be heard. Any such person who W
wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible,
make written application to,
Bruce 1. Taylor, AMCT, CMM
Town Clerk LANDS
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Pickering Civic Complex '1
One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario
L I V 6K7
(905)420-4611
DATED at Pickering this 5th day of January. 1998
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licensed before April 1 st, 1998. The dog must be
inoculated with rabies vaccine within
twelve (12) months. Fees: $10.00 for spayed or
neutered and $20.00 for any other dog.
Lost or misplaced tags are $5.00
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Leo Valiant of Developing lifestyle Vitality
Women's Centre Drop -In Program
Tuesdays and Thursdays
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P ickerin
Al Rivett, sports .Writer 633-5110 Fax: 683-7363
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Pickering Table Tennis Club member Marr Traill Wayne Pang at the Pickering Flea Market Open
returns the ball in a 'B' division match against Table Tennis Championship Sunday.
Batter up as squirt girls' softball try -outs start
1PICKERING — The Picker- Secondary School's small gym, Pine Ridge Secondary School
In.9 Softball Association's squirt runs fi orn 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. It's is at 2155
girls' rep ttmm will hold try -arts for gels aged I 1 said 12 li�pO°l � N , just
years. , .narrttr of Finch Avenue..
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Pickering novices ring up
second tournament title
PICKERING — The Pick-
ering novice 'B' ringette team
earned its second gold medal
of the season when it captured
the championship of the re-
cent Etobicoke tournament.
In the gold -medal final,
Pickering posted a decisive 6-
3 victory over Richmond Hill.
Cristen Allen led the scoring
with a hat trick. Jodie Han -
nen, Samantha Puddister and
Marianne Stover added single
markers. Greer Pidhurney set
up two goals, Jennifer
Michalicka, Christine Lang-
ford, Meghan Hoefs, Hannen
and Katie Foden had single
assists.
Pickering started the event
with a 6-2 win over host Eto-
bicoke.
Foden and Stover led the
offence with two goals and an
assist apiece. Puddister and
Brianne Jamieson each had a
goal and an assist, Hannen
had two helpers. The defence
of Michalicka, Kailey Lynch,
Langford and Hoefs each
earned an assist and put up a
brick wall in front of goalie
Allen in net.
The Pickering novices then
beat Richmond Hill 5-2.
Jamieson led the way with
two goals and an assist. Allen
had two goals, both assisted
by Hannen. Michalicka
rounded out the scoring with
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assists to Pidhurney, Puddis-
ter, Hoefs and Foden. Stover
drew the goaltending assign-
ment and played well in limit-
ing the opposition to two
goals.
In recent league play, Pick-
ering earned a well-deserved
4-4 tie with Whitby. Whitby
had previously posted three
lopsided wins over Pickering
in league action. Michalicka
scored the tying goal with 40
seconds remaining in the
game. Allen had a strong
game in goal, turning aside 30
shots.
The team is coached by
Tom and Mary Jane Allen and
Glen and Lorraine Stover.
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Pickering bantams stage big
comeback for tourney title
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers Golden Griddle minor bantam
'AA' rep hockey team won its first tour-
rimient championship of the new year
at the recent Aurora event.
In the championship game. Picker-
ing scored three third -period goals to
past a come -from -be-
hind 3-2 victory
over North Bay.♦�+
Scott Vahey got
the Panthers on v
the board first
with a powerplay 9
goal assisted by ffO�1A1
Andrew Hopkins
and Jonathan Walsh.
Hopkins scored the next two goals for
Pickering to earn game MVP honours.
Drawing assists were Scott Billing,
David Hughes, Mitch Grigoriadis and
Kevin Rogers. Goalie Chris Franz
recorded the win in net. Michael Daw-
son had a solid game on defence.
In the semi-final contest, the host
Aurora Tigers scored the first goal of
the game, but the Panthers roared back
for four unanswered tallies to take a 4-
1 victory. Billing, Grigoriadis, Hopkins
and Ryan Pelan scored for Pickering.
Vahey drew two assists. Hopkins,
James Judges, Grigoriadis and Kevin
Rogers had one apiece. Panthers' goal-
tcndcrGarrtt McKinnon stopped all but
one shot in the win. Strong forecheck-
ing by Brandon Saker and Rocky Ruta
forced Aurora turnovers.
PICKERI
In the opening round-robin contest.
Franz recorded the shutout in leading
the Panthers to a 2-0 win over Oakville.
Evan Georgievski and Hopkins scored
for Pickering. Grigoriadis, Adam
Moyer and Pelan drew assists.
The Panthers lost to North Bay 3-2
in the second game. Mark Rogers and
Vahey scored, Hopkins, Grigoriadis
and Walsh added assists. Georgievski
left the game with a fractured wrist.
In the third and final round-robin
contest, the Panthers scored three third -
period goals to break a 2-2 deadlock for
a 5-2 victory over the Brampton Ma-
roons. Grigoriadis, Kevin Rogers, Mark
Rogers, Vahey and Walsh scored for
Pickering. Assists were credited to
Grigoiiadis, Hopkins, Pelan and Vahey.
Dawson, Grigoriadis, McKinnon.
Pelan, Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers and
Vahey represented Pickering in the
tournament's '3 on 3' competition. In
the first round against Orangeville.
Kevin Rogers and Vahey started the
scoring, and Pelan broke the tie on the
I I th penalty shot. Grigoriadis and
Dawson scored in the semi-final match
against Oakville and Pelan fired the
winner again, this time on the seventh
penalty shot. Goaltender McKinnon
stopped 14 of 18 penalty shots he faced.
The championship round would not be
decided by penalty shots as Pic:kering's
Mark Rogers and Grigoriadis scored in
the regulation five-minute period to win
the championship 2-1 over Milton.
SOFTBALL 1998 PROGRAM
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Children's T Ball (year of birth 1991-92) Three Divisions
Children's Softball (year of birth 1979-90) Ten Divisions
Sunday, February 1st 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 10th 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
at The Pickering Recreation Complex
Second Floor, Valleyfarm Rd. south of Hwy 2
$75first child $50each additional sibling
No waiting lists for children registering at above sessions (Pickering residents)
New members must present both Birth Certificate and Ontario Health card
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Progr>euns
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interest in the world of finance. The industry is
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opportunity for people who are committed to this work.
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INFORMATION SESSION TO -NIGHT 6 O'CLOCK
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Oshawa Campus — Oshawa Centre
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1 Gunral ►M4 1 Gwnem Help
Telephone Sales Representatives
needed in Oshawa office to sell Sponsorship
Advertisements in local Community Service
Safety Booklets. Good professional sales
skills an asset. Full time or part time hours
available. Excellent opportunity for retired or
semi -retired individuals. Management oppor-
tunities avadabk for career minded, ambitious
individuals who have the ability to travel.
For more info. call (905) 434-1631
to seheduk are intervieu>
ADAMS SERMS
rMhu 50
CLASS a ORIVM
Police CkaraM' Clew
abtrad, Fal0" tulle
Call 720- or Till
LMa of wee we carom. also teals WM
ASSISTANT MANAGERS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
IMERCHANDMERS
If any or all of these areas interest you. if
you posstrong interpersonal skills and
woadses like to be involved in the fast pard
marketing industry.
Call Liz. 426.4954
Training in all areas provided,
advancement available.
M TVUST respired, fuW NEEDED experienced dean-
part-lnt will a pwWmx for inng ill* to help use" hMM
WWI
co sAppy�perso�nq w Uain. ekptpwa with goodrerfetr .
pleore 123-9T51. halt for Jan
memo 619-01102.
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DI�Nfii PROFESSIONAL
HOME DAYCARE repwres
Carepners in Apx and PKk-
erng fa cld*ei 6 aiawhf b
,2 yrs. Prier sMiolM-tree en-
wrbrmcm. SONY. lots 01 ar
AvMnes. games. cis Oil -
door play a Mist. Ctininnal
reWneniee dick aid M eclral
reWred. We oNtr ongwq
support. tranwig. MrAm pap.
used Wb ipnkm. by kkraty.
Licensed bF "CSS. for mote
car wash products
requves
SALE REP.
100% commission.
Must have own
vehicle.
Fax resume to
(905) 426`52!0
aFFetrls wp.dl�dlBd-
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rer's sdwcalanl saw
girsM and direct a a Ease -
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ust he ft" in big" a0
11i dean ablerat. a 420-
4574.
APPLY NOW $10.85 TO START
We have several FT/PT positions
in Housewares & select sports items.
No exp. nets., training is provided.
Great for Students taking time off
school & Others.
Call .... 723--4920
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 applimbon will be
destroyed.
SHIPPER/RECEIVER
National distributor is seeking
full-time shipper/ receiver. Individual
must be fluent in English and be able to
work independently.
Please send resume with salary
expectations to:
File 889
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ont- L1H 7L5
SAM Chir renes avalawe
n bea k ul fr swrloe Saba
Rsesar.1, rAt Yoer C -w
ran w"Vanuaa "tabu, a no
faca-
am Vkyy W461soMW�arW ew
.." Am Micrsne rail
Art for JaM 571-1250. sip
2-6P.M.
Daycare position
available. Day-
care experience
an asset. Call
(905) 427-1556
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Great for early retiree
or someone with flexi-
ble hours 10 assist a
Pickering teased dis-
tributor in servicing
his existing automo-
bile
Hese.
caul rslwp ac-
- Ileadb* hours, from
112 to 2 dMysAMeek
- ability to travel,
inoWy wiMiin GTA w
wage a car aft
Icee paw
For irrlOrWAd=
Plemm can
&"Prockei
905 -839 -SM
Sdrldefr IragdfiBs
AfflCimmilit
Aires hdp ID Paull
v and instar (haul
Nat pnxk cb for I
VW be foIdorlift
MIS and as worku
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P.O. on 82S6s,
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"Selling ". Ear pAone
work ow once. Pikes a
C1eat�irq hch iceas also
See page 7.
ling
edtition only)
for Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
Seanity OMcers,
Private
Investigawn
Experienced staff
required. Must
speak & write
English fluently.
Must have tsar
Whitby
1-905-430-2549
Mon -Fri, 10-4 pm
Yeorr rte, ire. r. -w. -
wMtY KMwkdp of HVAC
systas. an alma, spro-
lders essemal. Bowie m oral
and winwi Erisiui Capa1W of
esnq aondrd. Good Suring
PIN One bedroom
apwMMret ala reeved.
iTliress s a ore porsoM _Pmftn
MpwsOveMMwnaBarsent CIraIIMiB and
Retwe 10 N a-
tr S. 9~ RCM• ph_
(414)493-30884* 430
NIt1Q thl- a fto Amar
Kg's ddat man leci.w of
PUN poke vera sof W
fairkil
well tirstln I Ow,
is "red ley Neste in Mur
lad. Is ctrrerBMn.t
for hek,
sPkbftkolikeir
Service
kiteld"
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wrloglarnd Arne a q M
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ang Sam 10 week as a lum
Ifni telerMMa PWAMB
t"eBB allo yaw inner
�MMnla M—
owa fo Llw 311111 As T-'
Need for )ahn s maul.
ram m Apex. Part tiwws
wedm4s. For nae
CALL MW 426-im
OR FA X (le614264M
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ADVMTIWA
Has routes
available for
to
deliver and
to the
following streets
AJAX
Sherwood Rd. W.
Windsor Dr.
Lincoln Ave.
Hdeey Ave.
Georgina Dr.
min St.
Dakin Dr,
Beatty Rd.
PICKERING
Conacher Cres.
Soulhcott Rd.
Hadrian Crt.
Abbott Cres.
Canterbury Cres.
While Pine Cres.
".�'..9 . �:�'.»
SCARBOROUGH
Warta Rd.
MeadOglvale rd-
Invermarge Dr.
Dunwatson Dr.
Debeatrice Cres.
Bathgate Dr.--»...
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 683.5117
CONSULTANT
Expiffi wed. r" tine
GOLIGER'S
TRAVELPLUS
Pickering Town
Centre
Pickering, Ont.
L1V 1138
Can Margaret
(905)420-3233
Oft*
1 *
fob
HILL -TM Oma Clerk re-
gnnred anme"ety. must be
rdO W. NOW gnat coaeMnk-
cabwrt a accuracy sees, met
5ya deice ea0er I ce a cap-
abW d woAiq win nrrmM
sepwrison. OtAies 10 irediide:
answering . "vow -
mo. OMWr ONWral office dw
ties. Anwar salary: 525.000.
PWafe fexrwwd nswwe lo:
eloxnes Tdreem lac.. 1175
stOpms But fid.. Ura 06,
0 Ort L1w 3a Alt
MOMipr. No wfleoleae calls
ptrMe!
BCR( secretary, flew
errs Iter welt S1OA V Apply
it wdiq map es Or It stria,
95 qtly St. W. Serle 200,
W OIL LIS 711111.
N MUM MWMffKE As -
MOM - A poitiiona has in -
Cow asomme wee our fkm
as Mohd alem The sMorim-
>M Csddate will ham poi -
Wall rwtr+0, stall bet us
also be able and I I, M
N* an Will duff sfogit-
od wit a til esm pric8p
lank ad on tpislry office
aid soWA y fit ON" of
residplyl twat stale trars-
ataon ow sir b* mmkvc-
foal A rthick is a ptarpetf
sat. Satry is neediabW aid
Will he oommmpswae wile
OV. , tIC PWase tax or
drop off rUMmos to Reid.
0 0 and Bel. 202-200 IM
SL WSK Militia. Ontario.
L1J 21.7. tar: (906)576.502'2.
$Weft t: Jeffrey G. Brown.
we sant an vocaMs Dot
Only Blow chosen lox an M-
INwr will be ceeeYded
MR--w- once. Help
YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANA-
DA requires full-time office
hip Must have good tele-
phone manners. be energew
a w woraung with s pug
lic Aper n 955 Barry St. W.
()426 X62 405 or ill
1 sof"
hft /A ens
BEVERAGE SAES COMPANY
expanding in Durham Man-
agement position for area
Saks wolessional S$100.000
Financial subipty a must.
COMMISSION
SALES PERSON
or greeting cards
ast of Scarbor-
ugh to Peterbor-
u
1-800-668-9048
Meirterores ' ESTIMATOR.
OWN to earn $1,000, S. 50C.
conwassm wiry. we nave
an "Pea ve lire of P , ,,lis
and sevrtts oat every none
owner r"wres Sales awrty
and lunowwage of at duct
bysswin and HVAC products
BW fwrarces wit be hoepfd
(rift no a., We provide full
117riYq. to will directed ruf-
ridwws. aril f11100y qualified
fMiy Wads. Car a Must.
Ma oil Joe (905)-426
2022,
1 some HwAewne
Skilled Hdp
P.T. Bookkeeper. 1-2 daysi
weft, possible fulitirw
OUK*books program expen-
Nee preferred. Saks Con-
sdtant. office setting- salary a
commessicii Fax resumes to
905-720.2151
FRAi111G Carpenter required.
TUN-! *Ah 0 least 3 years
expenenee Phone (905)242-
4432 atter 6 pIm m
("dial Dertal
DENTAL ASSISTANT/recep-
eonrst nor tun busy. °"Ckerang
Office Computer expenence
essentw. Full -rink inuuding
evenngs and Saturdays Cap
P MK (905)509--9999
DAssistant totENTAL
*rtal office in
Must be HARP Ctrafied some
eapenence preferred Call
'arole 430-1778 Tuesday.
3Inu d. Friday behMltnu
DENTAL OFFICE. requires ex-
xnenced remptionst. with
er" aSusUnt ormliate
(416) 213"127
"MoIll DISK"
DAYTIME w. out namry re
gwred to nurture 2 preschai*
WS. 1 SK irxwood Arne Sl
Hwy 2 Aiwa &in Education
badtgrowul an asset Rfer-
wiees. Prefer non-smokers
�transportation 905-42e-
/ sere IIe4lA9erb
Sheridan
CHEVROLET OLDSYOBILE CADILLAC LTD.
is kxAdng for a
PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSON
to join our New Car Dept.
You must be experienced in sales and
have a proven track record to be
considered Lucrative new pay plan and
benefits package.
Please fall 683-9333
and ask for Sam Caruso
for a confidential interview.
135 135
GAS FITTER II ' S
REQUIRED BY LOCAL
CONSUMERS GAS
CONTRACTOR
FOR CONTRACT SERVICE WORK.
CONSUMERS GAS EXPERIENCE
AN ASSET.
PLEASE SEND RFSLIME Ta.
PERRY FUELS INC.
285 BLOOR S7REEr WEST
OSHAWA,ON
L1H 71.1
A7TN: ED MOORE
Complete Care Home Support
Agency located in Pickering,
has immediate vacancies for:
RN's Horne stafnport wOrltefs
RPN's Hotasecearners
HCA's
For assigrrrterd within the ScarboroughDuftm and /
�Co "Wve ►e� package
Relevant experience / training is an
asset
Must have reliable means of
Please
fax restrrne with position applied
for to (905) 420-9517
Only suitable applicants will be
contacted by phone.
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HELPING HANDS DAYCARE
Winner of rite 1997 Reader's Chitin Award is opening
a Nurser School Program for children ages
2-1/2 to 5 vears Two, three and five half days
available Quality programming, field trips and more.
Now accepting registrations. Call 837-2273
• 1 Daycare WanNdII Art
rtfor
9r-
SEEKING FOR live in Philipmo 3r Kenmore stove, green
nanny 2ears ex ri nce
WANTED
Will pay face value for
Maple Leaf Tickets.
Must be greens, reds or golds.
Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207
Y pe e es
required Please all 905-
427-8000 Ask for Raquel Or
Q2,0 Condduon, asking $100.
2593221
Arlidnfor
Sete
Automobiles
1 1
Nenita
7 112 h western snow Plow.
DYER 2990 windows in -
tor Sale
WANTEDNor 2 & 4 year
complete harness set-up m-
eluded for ChPickup
evy
Clearance Sale, eg slider
CREDIT PROBLEMS] On the
Loving. p magi-
C
native B Rouge-
$700 Otto 6684352 SNP
48-x36- $241 taxes indu lied.
slider 36-x32- $199 taxes in-
spot financing Down p
mems from ±wG 0
mountMwy 2 Car/references
2 Ca
a MAHOGANY Dining
W ng Su-
luded Bmmem wWxkm W
trucks. vans 1981 to 1991
required Pets 905-509-0243
rte. $2500 Hand -carved on.
32'x18' $168 taxes included.
Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 792
after bpm
ental bar. $1200 2 corner
25 year warranty. 3 week de-
Simcce Street South. Ostlawa.
AFFORDABLE DAYCARE,
Near Wesmey Heights PS.
cnalrs. S400/each All n ex-
livery (905)426-2830
Phone 905720-3382.
WANTED - Experienced C are
m our home. one child.
Emie.celleicondition 404-5466
Emk.
PIANO. baby grand. maw.
1961 JEEP Wagotwer 4 door,
mongive
months. references required. .
,YIMYI.
will bat a written rice
n1 P
Wide Selection
lip
cry $3450 Dini Suite. 11
4x4, new brakes, new ex -
Ovn transportation Monday _
BLEACHED Oak. solid oak
mahogany. CtiiPDendak.
6 Freridt thedroom
haunt. needs some TLC. Ask-
kp $1500
Thurs 10 am - 3 p m Har-
table 40- x 66- Plus one thick.
Pee
suite. King(Clueen ped.
o.b.o. Call 571-
5175
:2!nTgston Rtl area
__
m atcnkng bleach ed maple
poster
1245n F- eww one_
snp
my nome MOrdabk -rales
Mon -Smoking imprdrllrent
FW -time. 6 mpwhS L up 905-
426-2676
PIC(ENNG Mack / $line:
I n n
12 years Daus outings(k1XM backyard acrd park)
Craft, story lint. must[. nu -
%VIM meth a snacks Fury
Aid C PR Certified Non -
1s o Ing f*CMM 905-428-
NELMBLE DAYCARE my
home breakfast Iunch.
51eCM. stilts years expert -
a", reasonable rAf s Hwy 2
Ano Dasa Rd 1905) 837-2039
RELIABLE aayare prowler to
are for Your Children. 14
years old Hot luridres acrd
ilinacks 7 provided Can 686
WESTWY and Hwy n open-
ing nor two tulnfime clddien
6am-6pm Cat Tea 683-2210
WESTIIEY/DELA NEY, all ages
welcome not lura, nutritious
Wracks. reaSonattle rates. re-
acpts and references a w -
able CaM 426-2927
1 FHtteeood
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber &
Firewood Centre 4 x8'xl2'.
$60 4x8+16* $65 Estab-
listed 1963 Days 705-277-
3381 Evenings 905-434-
6665 Fra delivery to osnaw
area
A-1 FHEWODO, excellent
very test ouakry hardwood
gwranked extra long time
fully seasoned. cut a split
honesttt measurement. tree
N753 22Ko heat Firewood.
ABSOLUTELY TME BEST - tip
quality seasoned hardwood.
Saving Pd-". Ala+c wlkt-
by and Oshawa. Can
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
1 BwBeirN
BEAUTIFUL Victorian style
wedding gown. Sweetheart
neckline. lice bodice
adorned with beads. lull em-
froidew Stan wit tract. size -
6. Asking 5450. Call 905-
571-2107, Shp
COBIAO 40 SX25 Comput-
er. 8mb RAM. Colour monitor,
sand red. 6X CO Rom, soft-
ware. $450 060. 427-9744
Leave message.
1 Arfntlea
1Wr Sob
GARAGE door repairs, broken
spirmos, cables. rollers. open-
ers installed $45. New doors/
openers. Ownty Plus Doors
416336.0073
27" ZINITH Stereo TV. $6.25/
week. Fahy Surround Stereo
packageL 5" wails 512.501
week. 1 800 267 9466.
CARPET SALE. Guaranteed
lowest estimate or sic Call
Nor Yuu Law S*kKbm of co -
bow a WrYry CaN Now, Mike
905-431-4040 or 416822 -
Cap AND Oaale second hand
store We pay more money for
Your merchande ei Cap us at
905-666-9896 Buy -Backs
elleltane'
COMPUTER SPECAL - Penti
um 166 MMX 16 x C D lax
modem, 32 M 8 ram. $151
week 1-800.267-9466
COMPUTER CLEARANCE
CENTRE. new 200 mmx mul-
bmedu under $900. 166 rMz
systems under 5800 am
pelrbrans we m0rrtors
, oom-
pMe under $700 U.0 186 s
complete with color morrtors
WAW $400 Over 20o new aid
used color rriorwaas on halo
from S85 , tae headqu r -
kis for new and used Phone
(905) 697-3059
CT TEK Computer Sales.
Pentium 233 MMX 486 DX 2.
66 Call anytlme (905N306579
-
EVERYDAY Sale Price Furni-
ture new 6 used m Cherry.
Pine, oak a walnut Good con-
dition upthastered Pieces
Gifts antiques d more The
Did Fumiture Shoppe 250
gayly SI W Ajax (905, 426-
2343
FOR SALE, fndge. stove.
dishwasher Inglis. all match -
ng almond colour 430-2434
FORMAL dimngroom suite.
buffet hutch. sideboard. 63,
table with 3 - 10' leaves. 4
Cars plus 2 Captains Cars
$2750 831-8410 eve.
WAS a Stet's Appliances.
Parts a service stoves WOO.
fridge 5250, wisher 62'15.
dryer $190. 362 French St.
432-7167
NOT TUNS, new a demo.
From $1499. hard covers
from 5299. Spa packs anif It
Pairs Fon Perry 1-800-552-
,11
NNNOfI/OUTDOOR 54 per-
son hot -tub. Dimensions
7B x7B1k59. 3 r15h1aled cover
included. Asking $1700 a
wining to trade for rk"
ti mmower 705-0962107.
NUTCFBI table a 2 lairs.
teak dni igroom table d 4
Blairs, oak corner Computer
cabinet. Room divider. took
shelf. European style teak
double bed, rocker recliner
chat r with heat and vibrato.
655-4683 after bpm.
furMMNuro, SW, 6Pc bedroom
dYrheSe few carpels. toys and
more. Immaculate condition,
hurry and all Jaftery's
(905)831-8502
SUE 8 honey coloured mink
Coat $1000. Universal weight
bench $200 10 -speed bikes
(2) $60 each. Call (905Aw
brand now 30' stores 5419 dual exhaust, s2m Bot
No up New 5 c t s Ap. Can gginn andbodiesbodies moll coni.
Waded with AC art -
5255. SrrCourt t. Ap- d*m CerMlled CAM SM 7301
on.
227 Court St. Osrwa- x428-1879anerGpm.
iw. s76 -741x.
good Gip'p'pop Swipe;: nerds motor work fT50 a
lad 705.357.3908 tow colter Telephone 668 -
Stoves RS.Fr dryers midges 19" ommmVLLE SE. loaded.
stoves From f25 /nq 0
down. tree delivery t -8(X3- D mirrors p trunk. D door
267.9166 t� goods. �5m ndown,
WINDOW Pin keep thieves
out Can now for free enwnak
Custom tan we decdnative
designs Snare Designs a
4eneral Weldwg lax INS)
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
SNI a more' Home audio,
video. car audio, tones. CD's.
moves. (lames. gond. dw
monds, rummure. appliances
1905)43 _1785 905-571-2274
(905)666-0004
CDs WANTED $4 - S8 Paid
lot Most CDs Dep Vu Dees
4 Loabons 905-427-7408
• 1 Ana a
CRAFTERS WANTED - Snow
and sell your hand -made pro-
ducts directly to the public
without having to be owe' we
do all ft sellm. so your tune
s your own Located a Ile
'NEW' ' Courtnce Crafters'
Maker 4 km East of Ostia.
wet Call 905-436.1024,
1 CawnOpsr
CUSTOM PC buldwng, horlle
delivery. setup. personalized
service. An soRwre. drivers
installed testes. Great Prices.
Call 905728-00291a quote.
FOR TUE best n inexpensive
am Professional computer
service and hair". ONON
site work. AN CWVAer hard-
ware and software concerns.
Call Mark (905),571-2552
1 Loat a
120
FWW - Young black and
while real weano a blue and
white sweater n the Ra dS
Rd and Banner Crs. Ajax
area. Owner may contact 427-
9133
• 1 P.k6WW1PBear
B II
Corgi/Russell cross pups for
sale. Vet decked. dewormed.
First shots. Call Laurie, 905-
665-0191. SNP
LHASA AM pups for sale
Non -shedding. non -allergic,
health guarantee, vet -needled.
House -trait" started. (705)
736-3124.fem moulage,
(905)686-1545
1998 Sport. 120km standard
2 di, car bra Second set of
CUM
al good condition. $1900
199 1 NERC1111Y SABLE.
onginai owner. immaculate.
C91111119111.C91111119111.loaded. gray/gray.
dt oblrktTS/COIISOk. recent
Drakes. byes front end. war -
on treses .174 lents. ask -
NO 905-430-0324
1913 CNEV Lumina Z34. 2
door 3 4L erpne aft. air. all
ent
power, grey wburgundy
Cloth n
ok ot, exallem CorndF
tion. 114. ODDkm, 1 owner
510 500 arbfi d x39-7136
reflitietillf 1913 SKI -000 Mach -1 670 BRIONT I
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
All
Lrurser. full-size wagon V8, pr
b, ph. 160,0001m. SlA4 or
best offer Cal 905-427-3306.
CERTICAR'S JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE. SNOCK-
NGLY LOW PRICES on 35
RECONDITIONED, CERTIFIED
VBIKM EG: 1992 Ford F150
Superab XLT, ural. loaded
now $11.900. 19M Ford Aero -
star 7 pass, loaded. burgut-
dy/sihver. now $9.495.. 1993
Olds Ac Teva 4 dr., 6 CO.
Waded. 73.000 frills, now
$6.995 1991 Pormae Boree.
ville SE. loaded 3800 mq
97.000 kms. now $8.495. 1991
Olds Cutlass Supreme SL, 6
cyl. loaded. 99.000 kms. clow
$8.495. 1"1 am Caprice
Classic. loaded. 82.000 kms.
now $9.995. 1995 Chn Lu-
mina APV. 7 pass. air, ratline.
Sec.. teal. Now Se.995.. 1994
Mazda 323 ND. bat of tad
Warr 72.000 kms. now
$7.995.. 1991 Buck Skylark.
ado, air, sloe very dant. now
$5.995 19W cher Cavelier lir
w. auto, air, very ria Now
$3.995. 199 Pal, Temp
end 6 tyl., loom. now
53.695. 19N Buck Lesabre
Ltd. kal0e t. dean. rice. now
f;TM . 1969 Tracker 4 x 4,
good kms. now $4,695 Ft-
NNNCNNNg OAC. 30 day war.
ramY On most "h ccs. 1 - 3
yr tyrant es available a
very law piper Caetlar ArM
comm. II(1M St. w.. at Nw-
lewe Men. Ogawa. (965)
579.2Ni. open Sweep 11 -
4.
*AUTO LOANS*
Auto Dealer will arrange
financing even if you
have been turned down
before. Loma milable
for no credit, credit
problems. and banlDupt-
cy buyers. No co-sgrkrs
needed. Call MIN
1 -576-UM
Frain Find Son Ltd.
19" Ford Tempo GL. V6
wiu 4 or. auvrm can .
56900 or blest reasOrodt off-
er 9059851139
1 Arlowrb"
WaRud.
A a A AUTO- Cars trucks,
boats We pay 580- $10.000
Cash On the tool Any oondc-
tan, airy year. Call us airy
hire. 24 hours. 7 days.Mm Service,
30
905-706 5234 9� 5003 a
1993 FORDTEMPO. Sean-
condition. $19 900 00 Call 905-
---
780.0299
1994 PONTIAC Bonneville,
WANTED responsible are
.
666-8298 snp
PIANO: �•-0-8 Wright.
V8. P s p b . air Ion. 250.000
klm. Excellent Condition.
giverin our noire for 2 young
boys ECE an asset, own
BRAND new raid crafted leap
washed oak finished. 75 years
$1200 o.b.o (905)723-7221
transportation, $oum-ani
Apr, 428-3805
size sleigh bed, knotty Pine�
with natural finish M. Call
_ good condition. Asking
sew or best offer. (Moving,
19N Chev. Caprice wagon,
abs. pit., Pyw., Patient. recto y
728-4254
Must sell by January 31
Can Sharon
dean. good running vehicle.
n� be seensKrNke as is
Daye.
CANADIAN MRN dish - Digital
(905) n5-139.
cave message
$1295. 1986 Chrysler New
1994 TRACM. Mad. auto.
sound and picture Over 100
SNOWBLOWER.
Yorker. 4-0 amo.. nice
AFFORDABLE DAYCARE,
Near Wesmey Heights PS.
channels $5 75/week Free
ddivery 1-800-267-9466
10hp, 32
inches electric start. Chains.
comfortable car, as is $895:
1987 Ford Escort EXS. 4-ryl
Energetic and iovug are 0o-
CARPET BINDS - I
y�l std 5 -speed. Wood-
Heritage Aplateftitie
5-spd. sharp loo car. as is
$895. Pickering
vided. smoke tree, all
Skptare.613-0295
,YIMYI.
will bat a written rice
n1 P
Wide Selection
l
sial.
Cy. garter r5-
686.7428
/9N MAMA 323, 4
AFFORDABLE CHILDCARE
eN dolours and
styles. For Ile best value on
blower 905-655-3303.
03,
auto. -
door stereo extra can. runs
Experienced ECE. with Stan.
your purchase. call me now
SPIT FOR sale. paid $4700
excellent. centhed. $2250.
dad first ad, and uttan re hild
and we we negolrate the right
asking VW Good cbridilioni.
Also 90 Crrsla. 4 -door. auto.
CPR smoke free home,
price to td your budget Mike
seven seater wnnsage
beer" Cal
certified. $2250 905-019-
le, yard. dose 10 nchodes
(905) 426--2882
at lets (905)665
2351.
d parksdaily activities pro-
D
CARPET$ - lots of carpet.
1859 for more nfor nal.
199 CAWUAR, 4 ryl auto.
veded Uverpod /
Cal 83I fiver Hw n
100•, nylon new stain re-
OAK/MNE FURNITURE -
109.DOkms $2795 certified.
1Llaal
lease Carpets on hand. I will
January Special - Our most
1966 Chevene. 4 tyl auto.
AJAX: Harwood ! Westney
cartel 3 roans. SU9 Pnce
Popular tape set solid oak 47
62,000kms. $1795 art 1967
Safe indoor and outdoor pay
incltudes alpet. premium pad,
I-
x6
Olds spOwer ill, wagon,
19 years experience Refer-
e� installation, tact dent.
D solid Oak
ro� r1�t2'
V6, siRO, ae
eras and recepts Meltable
KY. free esbmala (30 Yards)
cit. enact of edge profile a
1965 Port'. 4 Maft. lo. $1095
7 0Dam-515pn Carnm a 686-
Norman 686-2314
owl Or mamMula top and 4
art OW9759
8423
CARPETS SALE. Lots of car-
100%
solid oak Cambnd" side
chairs $1189 TRADITIONAL
1!N GRAM AM SE. lobe
S ).
ORYCARE ,n my hone main-
ell or to -,e 5 yrs eV One 2
pets nylon sten re-
lease. cartel 3 rooms $339
WOODWORKING 115 Norm
Pan Rd. Port Perry 905-985
I>rs_ W� PI p'w, Pim, umbar
seats. alarm, remote start/
yr old gem at home reeds
(30 sq yd) Inca ii t caper.
8774
oum. excaMenw i di ut..
Playmate Nuriticus meals.
PMftwn pad and mstalla-
MO ce to M. 4274280. W
educational toys books Pict-
tion Free mnales. carpet
USED flIDBE $225. aria up.
used stoves $200 and
Di
ring 937%r
ving D~ and
eal
sSam 905-
�
used crashers ls S250 drye
199 NMmA MPV Van. 3 L. 7
HARWOOOMWY 02 area
-'-- - - - -
6661772
---
$125 and up. New braid ronw
- - - - -
seater. Imkd windows. $4995
IOW P__ r_......-
my nome MOrdabk -rales
Mon -Smoking imprdrllrent
FW -time. 6 mpwhS L up 905-
426-2676
PIC(ENNG Mack / $line:
I n n
12 years Daus outings(k1XM backyard acrd park)
Craft, story lint. must[. nu -
%VIM meth a snacks Fury
Aid C PR Certified Non -
1s o Ing f*CMM 905-428-
NELMBLE DAYCARE my
home breakfast Iunch.
51eCM. stilts years expert -
a", reasonable rAf s Hwy 2
Ano Dasa Rd 1905) 837-2039
RELIABLE aayare prowler to
are for Your Children. 14
years old Hot luridres acrd
ilinacks 7 provided Can 686
WESTWY and Hwy n open-
ing nor two tulnfime clddien
6am-6pm Cat Tea 683-2210
WESTIIEY/DELA NEY, all ages
welcome not lura, nutritious
Wracks. reaSonattle rates. re-
acpts and references a w -
able CaM 426-2927
1 FHtteeood
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber &
Firewood Centre 4 x8'xl2'.
$60 4x8+16* $65 Estab-
listed 1963 Days 705-277-
3381 Evenings 905-434-
6665 Fra delivery to osnaw
area
A-1 FHEWODO, excellent
very test ouakry hardwood
gwranked extra long time
fully seasoned. cut a split
honesttt measurement. tree
N753 22Ko heat Firewood.
ABSOLUTELY TME BEST - tip
quality seasoned hardwood.
Saving Pd-". Ala+c wlkt-
by and Oshawa. Can
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
1 BwBeirN
BEAUTIFUL Victorian style
wedding gown. Sweetheart
neckline. lice bodice
adorned with beads. lull em-
froidew Stan wit tract. size -
6. Asking 5450. Call 905-
571-2107, Shp
COBIAO 40 SX25 Comput-
er. 8mb RAM. Colour monitor,
sand red. 6X CO Rom, soft-
ware. $450 060. 427-9744
Leave message.
1 Arfntlea
1Wr Sob
GARAGE door repairs, broken
spirmos, cables. rollers. open-
ers installed $45. New doors/
openers. Ownty Plus Doors
416336.0073
27" ZINITH Stereo TV. $6.25/
week. Fahy Surround Stereo
packageL 5" wails 512.501
week. 1 800 267 9466.
CARPET SALE. Guaranteed
lowest estimate or sic Call
Nor Yuu Law S*kKbm of co -
bow a WrYry CaN Now, Mike
905-431-4040 or 416822 -
Cap AND Oaale second hand
store We pay more money for
Your merchande ei Cap us at
905-666-9896 Buy -Backs
elleltane'
COMPUTER SPECAL - Penti
um 166 MMX 16 x C D lax
modem, 32 M 8 ram. $151
week 1-800.267-9466
COMPUTER CLEARANCE
CENTRE. new 200 mmx mul-
bmedu under $900. 166 rMz
systems under 5800 am
pelrbrans we m0rrtors
, oom-
pMe under $700 U.0 186 s
complete with color morrtors
WAW $400 Over 20o new aid
used color rriorwaas on halo
from S85 , tae headqu r -
kis for new and used Phone
(905) 697-3059
CT TEK Computer Sales.
Pentium 233 MMX 486 DX 2.
66 Call anytlme (905N306579
-
EVERYDAY Sale Price Furni-
ture new 6 used m Cherry.
Pine, oak a walnut Good con-
dition upthastered Pieces
Gifts antiques d more The
Did Fumiture Shoppe 250
gayly SI W Ajax (905, 426-
2343
FOR SALE, fndge. stove.
dishwasher Inglis. all match -
ng almond colour 430-2434
FORMAL dimngroom suite.
buffet hutch. sideboard. 63,
table with 3 - 10' leaves. 4
Cars plus 2 Captains Cars
$2750 831-8410 eve.
WAS a Stet's Appliances.
Parts a service stoves WOO.
fridge 5250, wisher 62'15.
dryer $190. 362 French St.
432-7167
NOT TUNS, new a demo.
From $1499. hard covers
from 5299. Spa packs anif It
Pairs Fon Perry 1-800-552-
,11
NNNOfI/OUTDOOR 54 per-
son hot -tub. Dimensions
7B x7B1k59. 3 r15h1aled cover
included. Asking $1700 a
wining to trade for rk"
ti mmower 705-0962107.
NUTCFBI table a 2 lairs.
teak dni igroom table d 4
Blairs, oak corner Computer
cabinet. Room divider. took
shelf. European style teak
double bed, rocker recliner
chat r with heat and vibrato.
655-4683 after bpm.
furMMNuro, SW, 6Pc bedroom
dYrheSe few carpels. toys and
more. Immaculate condition,
hurry and all Jaftery's
(905)831-8502
SUE 8 honey coloured mink
Coat $1000. Universal weight
bench $200 10 -speed bikes
(2) $60 each. Call (905Aw
brand now 30' stores 5419 dual exhaust, s2m Bot
No up New 5 c t s Ap. Can gginn andbodiesbodies moll coni.
Waded with AC art -
5255. SrrCourt t. Ap- d*m CerMlled CAM SM 7301
on.
227 Court St. Osrwa- x428-1879anerGpm.
iw. s76 -741x.
good Gip'p'pop Swipe;: nerds motor work fT50 a
lad 705.357.3908 tow colter Telephone 668 -
Stoves RS.Fr dryers midges 19" ommmVLLE SE. loaded.
stoves From f25 /nq 0
down. tree delivery t -8(X3- D mirrors p trunk. D door
267.9166 t� goods. �5m ndown,
WINDOW Pin keep thieves
out Can now for free enwnak
Custom tan we decdnative
designs Snare Designs a
4eneral Weldwg lax INS)
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
SNI a more' Home audio,
video. car audio, tones. CD's.
moves. (lames. gond. dw
monds, rummure. appliances
1905)43 _1785 905-571-2274
(905)666-0004
CDs WANTED $4 - S8 Paid
lot Most CDs Dep Vu Dees
4 Loabons 905-427-7408
• 1 Ana a
CRAFTERS WANTED - Snow
and sell your hand -made pro-
ducts directly to the public
without having to be owe' we
do all ft sellm. so your tune
s your own Located a Ile
'NEW' ' Courtnce Crafters'
Maker 4 km East of Ostia.
wet Call 905-436.1024,
1 CawnOpsr
CUSTOM PC buldwng, horlle
delivery. setup. personalized
service. An soRwre. drivers
installed testes. Great Prices.
Call 905728-00291a quote.
FOR TUE best n inexpensive
am Professional computer
service and hair". ONON
site work. AN CWVAer hard-
ware and software concerns.
Call Mark (905),571-2552
1 Loat a
120
FWW - Young black and
while real weano a blue and
white sweater n the Ra dS
Rd and Banner Crs. Ajax
area. Owner may contact 427-
9133
• 1 P.k6WW1PBear
B II
Corgi/Russell cross pups for
sale. Vet decked. dewormed.
First shots. Call Laurie, 905-
665-0191. SNP
LHASA AM pups for sale
Non -shedding. non -allergic,
health guarantee, vet -needled.
House -trait" started. (705)
736-3124.fem moulage,
(905)686-1545
1998 Sport. 120km standard
2 di, car bra Second set of
CUM
al good condition. $1900
199 1 NERC1111Y SABLE.
onginai owner. immaculate.
C91111119111.C91111119111.loaded. gray/gray.
dt oblrktTS/COIISOk. recent
Drakes. byes front end. war -
on treses .174 lents. ask -
NO 905-430-0324
1913 CNEV Lumina Z34. 2
door 3 4L erpne aft. air. all
ent
power, grey wburgundy
Cloth n
ok ot, exallem CorndF
tion. 114. ODDkm, 1 owner
510 500 arbfi d x39-7136
reflitietillf 1913 SKI -000 Mach -1 670 BRIONT I
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
All
Lrurser. full-size wagon V8, pr
b, ph. 160,0001m. SlA4 or
best offer Cal 905-427-3306.
CERTICAR'S JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE. SNOCK-
NGLY LOW PRICES on 35
RECONDITIONED, CERTIFIED
VBIKM EG: 1992 Ford F150
Superab XLT, ural. loaded
now $11.900. 19M Ford Aero -
star 7 pass, loaded. burgut-
dy/sihver. now $9.495.. 1993
Olds Ac Teva 4 dr., 6 CO.
Waded. 73.000 frills, now
$6.995 1991 Pormae Boree.
ville SE. loaded 3800 mq
97.000 kms. now $8.495. 1991
Olds Cutlass Supreme SL, 6
cyl. loaded. 99.000 kms. clow
$8.495. 1"1 am Caprice
Classic. loaded. 82.000 kms.
now $9.995. 1995 Chn Lu-
mina APV. 7 pass. air, ratline.
Sec.. teal. Now Se.995.. 1994
Mazda 323 ND. bat of tad
Warr 72.000 kms. now
$7.995.. 1991 Buck Skylark.
ado, air, sloe very dant. now
$5.995 19W cher Cavelier lir
w. auto, air, very ria Now
$3.995. 199 Pal, Temp
end 6 tyl., loom. now
53.695. 19N Buck Lesabre
Ltd. kal0e t. dean. rice. now
f;TM . 1969 Tracker 4 x 4,
good kms. now $4,695 Ft-
NNNCNNNg OAC. 30 day war.
ramY On most "h ccs. 1 - 3
yr tyrant es available a
very law piper Caetlar ArM
comm. II(1M St. w.. at Nw-
lewe Men. Ogawa. (965)
579.2Ni. open Sweep 11 -
4.
*AUTO LOANS*
Auto Dealer will arrange
financing even if you
have been turned down
before. Loma milable
for no credit, credit
problems. and banlDupt-
cy buyers. No co-sgrkrs
needed. Call MIN
1 -576-UM
Frain Find Son Ltd.
19" Ford Tempo GL. V6
wiu 4 or. auvrm can .
56900 or blest reasOrodt off-
er 9059851139
1 Arlowrb"
WaRud.
A a A AUTO- Cars trucks,
boats We pay 580- $10.000
Cash On the tool Any oondc-
tan, airy year. Call us airy
hire. 24 hours. 7 days.Mm Service,
30
905-706 5234 9� 5003 a
1993 FORDTEMPO. Sean-
A ABBA AUTO Removal -
Cash for ars, quick removal
dard. low mileage. wel Certify.
asking $4.200. all 905.683-
(905)426-020a
2823
AUTOMODUS and trucks
1917 FORD TEMPO, V4, Ex-
celem
w� for scrap Any cona-
thany age. tree removal
Condition, leaded.
65.900 certified. Cas (905)
e h
Durham Region. alar
Did Also needed. foto '87
days (416) 222-
5309
ley
GGMC p to pats
pickupicku
A-O4O7__me. Oshawa 905
1961 MPANO PRIX. V6. ph.
,l
abs. pit., Pyw., Patient. recto y
CASN FOR CARSI We buy
system. 4-door.used
95.000 highway, Wits.
vehidn. Vehicles; must
ores a Orales. 612,900. Lille
Den nAwrg condition. Cal
427.2415 or conk to 479
new, one owns. Cal 905683-
3020.
Bary St. W. Ajar at
MURAD AUTO SALES.
1994 TRACM. Mad. auto.
iCNA► CARS wanted. 100
cassette. 4x4, removable
612500.
Prices laid Same dey Dick
up. Also cars for rt7A)e. il
W
Cal -08 1.
T w to SM. Call 686-
/985 PONTIAC SUIT M GT,
1�
5 $pd.. 11ry loaded. MaW ad-
WDTED - S1lbam 4WD wag
ded extras, power everything.
Onts0 m, any condition. late
80.000 HWY>I(MS, new liras.
&O'S model years preferred.
asking $11.450. 905 665-
Cal Ron 905486-8351,
1094.snp.
1
im PON= Firebird, T Oa
- per Sale
Cal atykme (905WO-
1!h CHEY PIC( -UP, 350 en -
m
6whee
6
6579
gine. Ps, pb, auto, al new
n a rodter pangs. Now
N. NON" Prelude SI, 5
Wirt(. Sacked a mo. ago. New
tires and brakes, new fro is
spd., loaded. 62500. 1987
end. 51800 obo. 666.4352.
Pontiac 6.000 LE. loaded.
SNP
$2500. 1969 Toyota Tercel
OX, aro. $2.000. 435-3561,
wpm
4351259 (pager)
WANTED: TRUCK Boor of a
N NIW M p.w, p seats,
1988 or chewer. GMC 1/2 ton.
oornpuller dash. 186.000 ams.
Gil 905.7251392. trip
while, recent pant, good
1Llaal
shape. Certified 54000. 728-
1
7927.
1!!2 DODGE Curran ES 7-m-
97 CA1MLIER Wagon Its. new
senger• auto. fully load.
paint. V6, air, locks.stereo,
ed, cruise 0°m"• FM s ereo,
p locks. minor excellentdCondition.on,
certified. Phone 432.7253 or
last Carha - mov-
579-8815. or 728-4917
ung 67800, 6651687, 668-
7800,ask for Sam.
Seas •es 1 -bedroom
5800kms. studded track. hand basement apartment, $550, all
and thumb warmers, exoelent Inclusive. 1sVlast, no smok-
condition. $3700. 080. Steve kg, no ppeets. Available March
705.786-3950. 1. Cal16t13-8590.
19% POlAR1S Indy Lite De -
lux. Nednc start, hot grips
and thumb, cover, new ar•
bides and ski skins. '98 Vpp
$2.900 or best offer (705)277-
9709 Pontypool
DOUBLE BED trailer $850
obo. Call 985-2568.
MULTI -CHANNEL communi-
cator $120: CKX helmet,
black. large $100: 2Pc. Cold
Wave suite. larnp $150 eb,-,
1995 Polaris 340 Lite Deluxe•
vnth reverse. 1500 miles.
Waded $4200 obo. 985.2568.
POLARIS TX 448. New pant,
ski skins d runners. Looks
and ruin to. includes 19%
Trail Permit $1,000 080. Call
90572576M slip
• tlwim
LAKEFIELO 14' Cedar Croat.
Needs work a prat winter
Protect $400 (905)985-0059
snp
1 Retiw.ho„al
1995 DODGE Roadtrek ver-
satile 190, mint condition.
Asking $34.000. Phone 1.
(705)426-7562
M 1 1 des
1 -BEDROOM apartment for
rent. newly -renovated. Sim-
roe/Rosstand (Osliawa).
$475.utiffl es. able ndrrded,
available immediately Call
905-432-9853
NORTH OSHAWA Super targe
2 bedroom(s) Extra large bat -
Cary Well managed quiet
building Controlled entrance
$698 utilities. able ca -v nQ
Included Available
1st and March
905.579-5564
raw 12 -unit hoikeq. -C;-
tioik
on-
tioikd entrance. new alp•
bitumen SM lio ts, mbh-
U*94 a *M included No
dogs Available March 1st
(905)ne-8912
opum (Boor St) Large 2 a
3 bedroom apearnfvrs in dean
low rise a•Ndrg. Clo1e to 401 a
GO Par" Available kmne-
di fey From Nogimontn.
Phone 905576-4255.
2-BEDIIOOM avaliablt any-
time Located 309 Cordova
Rd. Oshawa No pets Pease
01905-579-2387. after Spm
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE a
Clean 1&2 bedroom apart.
mats in Oshawa, from $625.
$755 per unit, all inclusive.
Darren. Pineridge Properties
905-428-7677.
AAA APANiIIIIIENT. Oshew
Cate arm. 1 a 2 bedroom,
andaMe Feb or matin. $675
ams_ 723-0038 ►arrdNY
AJAX . 2 F I I a n Cando. 2-4
PC. beers. 5 apphatiM now
SwAmrs, ho pis Pool. pek-
in% $1100 aB in. Judy "G.
2216.
AIAX, Cham arm Dalaryy
felpairm
entrance atlpmmt to u
no pas, a nohmolmg. Awn
Feb 1 stns t 5750. talmdry
babb s avad". 905.683-
6107
AVAILABLE NBIBEOATE-
LT, in MWW Apl. lit"Ip.
Spacious. Carpeted, newly
10 tiedwith balcony dote
, shopping all IAM M
included. firstAast required,
no pets. 1 bedroom $675,
2 bedroom. $775. 3 bed-
room 5640., Call 430-
0134.
BACNELORI ead1e10 m.
Sep. ed.. Wrndny. caw. new-
t' renovated, non4moker.
$475. all ndusiv& available
immediately. No pets. Bar}
0821. LiverpooMil arm.
BASEMENT apartment. Pick-
ering near Go, 1 -bedroom.
shared laundry $475 plus ubl-
dies. Parking available.
(416)284-4010
BROCKIFINCH 2 bdr. bsmt
apt. Sep. entr Kitchen. 3 ece
bath, laundry, parking, 5700
inclusive No pets. non-
smoker. Avail. immd (905)-
427-3178.
COURTICE, Brand new 1 -bed-
room basement apartment in
new house, clean. bngN. pri-
vate entrance. 5 min. to 401,
available immediately. $6451
month, 905-434-5422
DD(IEIRNCN, clean, bright 1 -
bedroom walkout basement.
laundry. parking. no smoking!
pets. Single parents welcome!
>ta5'9t5s r utilities. 839-6610
DOWNTOWN Oshawa Large
1-bdim man flop apt. stove.
trudge. laundry. parking $685
inclusive. 1st/last Avail from
Febrwry 1496. 905.665-1620
1130am-730pm.
DOWNTOWN WHITBY, Small.
very dean. 6 pier. apt budd-
ing. refinished hardwood
floors. lots of perking, laundry
facilities, 2 bedroom. avail,
now or Feb.1, 6780imo . in-
clusive. firsVlast call (905)
669-4009.
(MRW000/NWM of Hwy 2. 2
bedroom basement . fully ren-
ovated, non smoker. no pets.
4 appliatee5, private en-
tmCi. $700. (ampI28-8656
LAR6E multi level 3 bedroom
apts (family building)- Avail-
able immediately. freshly
pakited. hardwoods refinshed
close to schools.stgppng,
transit. Dundas! Cochrane.
Call Hanok1619-2981
ROUSE PkUkening, neat Go.
3 -bedroom bungalow. galow. double
laundry.
with porta
. thed
f416)284-4010 plus utiktks.
1 BEDROOM apts Available
Feb 1st New bwWft slart-
,ng at 5600 350 Mayp�
^stawo No pea. CAN (905r
.764n.
ONE AND Two tearoom.
•nmedate possession, mn-
rat Oshawa. Couple Prakrrad.
.ndudes ttrdge. Stag. Calla,
"Mhly-pa mw. at2ppa g pPW
%ear bldry facema no 725
2642 &net Spm.
SPACIOUS well-maknamea 2
bedroom apts Avail at 900
and SM Glen St Some with
walk-in closets, pant provid-
ed Close to schools. Shop-
ping cam . Go Staaon U11111 -
DO included Cal 725-M.
OSNAWA 3 -bedroom seen
detached with garage a po-
ter" niow apartment,§g55
. udiaes. Close to 401.
once" backyard
19053931-2855
OSHAWA, fMNY Daunted.
spacious. large. Wan. 1.bed-
eoom. $580 2-toNdroom 5680
Phone 1 8N-749-2738. Paper
416.501.1687
OSHAWA- batheela base
Ment MOSP40 arm. see Con -
failed. nomsmoter. 5390/
alter Tat and test 571.2885
PICKERWO - AmorwSrep-
pard. 2 large bedroom sepe-
rraafigefKalllkiance basement apt
$750 ndusrine A�wd FeebIv
905.509-4546. 416600.6157.
416-449.5393,
SPACNUS 1 bedroom Dsmt.
apt. (1400 sq.ft) Separate en.
trance. Cable a bids ndu-
sive Avail. immd. S650/mo.
rNrop(8pd$ no smoking. Pitker-
757.1399 or (SM) --426-26 16)
PWO . ler" one bedroom
basement. rear lake, private
e liana. $650/month io-
dines ubkw. laundry.
Awitabk immedfalely. 1sV
test. Cal 906.831-7089.
PI�o�B. stuhoom ainpa men
$1050 raw". vokin„
dnnaed. In-
Aurdon..leNndrlt,
palwq mewl seloker
21a.
, nNr
G0, availebk Feb. 1st. Cali
906420
MCKEIM Vila": 2 -bed.
room an main BOOP with view.
Pat". h&WV. laundry.
1ydr0. 1sMasL Febru.
ary 1st 416457-N01,
MCfEpNe. BrocaWrk, now
groand Boor. 1 bedroom con-
do. 5_qVkmm. air, March 1,
$7565. . 905-B31-
PICKHM- New 1-badMom
bUM-d ala. Whites Rd.N.
Executive home, private en-
tram.
mtrams. par", able, latm-
dry. apphances, backyard.
Very quet home. Ideal for sin.
gle waking Person. $625 in-
eusive. 905 -331 -Not.
MCNRNB. IW*Med 2 -
bedroom basement, private
drive. fenced yard. wait to
G0, $750/monlh indualie.
Available immediately. Days:
1-888.878.7588 art 221, Dun -
an, evenings: 416260-9391.
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
1905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657/highriser.html.
• : 1 Annourrameift M Anno,,.,.ft
11 Durham College 11
garners
another award
Continuous Learning Division has
received the Second Place LERN
International Competition Award
in Programming for their highly
popular course in Ear Candling.
Many individuals have real-
ized the benefits of this natural,
painless, relaxing technique that
cleanses the ear canal of excess wax
and harmful bacteria.
By taking the Ear Candling
Course at Durham College, they
have discovered how to help family
and friends free themselves of bac-
teria that may be causing a number
of health related problems includ-
ing ear and sinus infections.
The instructor, Linda O'Brien,
pictured above and owner of "Good
4 V, has taught the course since
the fall of 1996 and brings to her
students a background of Natural
Healing as a Certified Reflexologist
and Ear Candling Practitioner.
For information on any of the
Health and Wellness courses
offered through Continuous
Learning, or to receive your free
Course Book, please call (905) 721-
3052.
J U i H A M
all ria r
PICKERING:1 large bedroom
basement apt Separate en-
trance. lull bath, no pets.
available immediately $650
with all included Must have
credit check 905.4264129
after bpm
OSHAWA NORTH Oxford
Large 1. 2. 3 bedrooms Near
GO, 401. stops Parking, bal-
cony/patio 1640 1740, 1837.
all inclusive. Ist/last. Addi-
honal parking avail 905-721-
2232.416-239-2752.
SOUTH AJAX, bachelor
apartment. upper level, fur-
nished or unfurnished, park-
ing; quiet, mature, working
Z11 preferred. 5435 monthly
(905) 686-3299
OSHAWA
280 Wentwor,h St W 2
B/R from $650 & 3 8/R
apts from $680 for rent.
Ut hues incl. Close to
schools, shopping and
140! Transit right past
your door. Call to view:
(905) 721-8741
304 SIMcOE S Newl,
vated I -bedroom from $530
inclusive Srmcoe/GIDb area
Available immediiely. Ste-
phen 571-3229
WHITBY and/or Pickering Vil-
lage - fumrshed dean
bachelor or one bedroom, own
entry. laundry. parking. new
decor. no pets 1650 . up -
905.509 -2038
WHITBY,aad OSHAWA. 2
and 1 bedrooms. with parking.
$450 plus. and 1762 i ialimw
905-420-1741._...
WRfTIY. Party Furnished
walk -out basement apannient,
all inclusmve. S6OO/month. No
7265 o smokers Cal 905-
, 1 Houm
For ftrA
1i HY RENT:'
OWN YOUR HOME
FROM S7f TH!!
Ask for 'CASH
BACK' or 6 months -
No Paymfi lsfl
(905) 571-6276
1-800-640-6275
Mark Stapley
sin n.• s,eari Graig God ray
4A DAIA OU We haw a
home for you 5500 down
Choice - 6 months tree or tree
*Wis or reduced mortgage
rale From 1750Imore an on -
dam Income requirement
from 527.500 gross Call
Ken Collis, CokWI Banker
(905)728-9414
3 bedroom bock house with
attached garage. on a 50 x125
lit Presh980us Twyn Risers
acid Two 41X baths. Fnestwy
painted Gas hexing. 11200/
MO +um Available imme-
dig 509-8044 or 416-587-
7045
3 -BEDROOM main floor bun-
galow. newt' -renovated.
Hardwood floor, ceramic till,
Wk, modern & ci m, refer-
ences required. $1100 inclu-
sive Call 905-579-2567.
A83OLUTELY ASTOONOIMG
6 months free, then own a
house from 5550/momh. Bill
Roka Coldwel Banker (905)
728-9414. ilin0ailow
n' a W�HiNs 1 to Oslu-
wa Ski Club, treed acre+,
dean, bright, spacious open
concept. 5950/mordh or sell.
905-686-7526.
COURTICE- 3 bedroom de -
t meedd with quaip. Available
e
y. $995/month +
utilities No pets. Call 905-
721-0425 atter 6 p.m.
HOUSE ler nil NW/Ritson.
2 -bedrooms, kvingroom,
kitchen, own backyard &
drive, $600+01ities, or 5750
all inclusive. Call 905-576-
3072; after 5pm. call 905-576-
5554.
"OUSE FOR saornini. 3 -bed-
room older Irma prime loca-
tion, Stevenson/Fairbi ask -
Ing $96,500. Available Feb 1.
Call John 728855 after Spm.
OSHAWA semi, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, air, dose to arneni-
ties. $1000 includes hydro
Plus util. Available Feb. 1.
Phone 683-5242.
tISF1AIVA- 3+1 bedroom, 2
baths. Close to lake, ameni-
ties. and transit. 4 car ddw
way & garage. $1050irromh +
Wlltbe. Available A.S.A.P.
432-95%
1 0R-
111111 -
1111
PICKERING - small 2 bed-
room bungalow, extra large
bL walk to PTC/GO. available
Feb 1 $975 . utd. 420-1524
RENT WITH OPTION to bury.
Limited selection of 2 and 3
bedroom garden town homes
at the Village or the Square -
Ozlord Chase Immediate oc-
cupancy availableCall for an
appointment to view our Mod-
el Suite Coldwen Banker
R M R Real Estate (905) 728-
1069 ext 225.
SWCOE/401 area. Detached 3
bedroom. 2 storeyhome 2
baths. 5 appliances, Available
Feb. 1st 1 stAast. $850 + utili-
ties. Call 666.8632 or 666-
3478.
THREE BEDROOM brick bun-
galow, quiet Oshawa court. 3
Moo
Harmony/401.
5900 per mo plus utilities.
711 20th. Isl/last. (416) 266-
7119
1 Torr Mouses
:or Rent
3 -BEDROOM townhouse with
basement, 2 baths. 4 ap-
plianceS, dose to 401, avail-
able Feb L NON-SMOKER
$1020/month all Inclusive.
'905)723.5084
AN OSHAWA SOUTH -
bedroom townhouse close
schools and shopgnp. $95
mo. ALL INCLUSIVE ho
est Available Feb /March
905)579.9956 days
CARRIAGE HILL TOWI
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St
Csnawa March avadabdit
.134-3972
TAUNTON TERRACE Towr
houses 100 Taunton Rd E
Oshawa Dec. Jan. Feb oca
panty 436-3346
1 Rooms
to Rem
LARGE BEDROOM, Ann
room. bathroom with Idcuzz
separate walk out basemer
entrance. in newer Lorne. bet
ween ft -ft & Home Deed
Limited Cooking, no prone 0
pets. first & last. $395imo in
dudes able and utilities
723-7324
LARGE dears furrished room
dose to Oshawa Centre
share kitchen & bath. avail
able mmedW,,,V Phoni
(1105)4n-1420
P=ERING VILLAGE. Room
for rent. SVSmash Inc isaw
CIM to all amentias. Cal
686-x905.
PICKERING. W911 horse
parking, laundry. 5400/morilf
inclusive Call 420-9901
1 Auctions
Sat Jan. 31 at
10:00 p.m
contents of Mrs.
reader of Belleville
(moved to nursing
home) Duncan Phyte
drop leaf table w/
chairs, corner curio
w/curved glass door,
other oak curio w/
glass front, small
burled walnut server,
2 matching love
seats & chair, remote
control TV, unusual
large figurine lamp,
nice quality 2 section
wall unit, bedroom su-
ite, set ant. press
back chairs, small
ant. tables, coffee &
and tables, Kenmore
Iridge & matching
stove in excell. con-
iition, Victorian ba-
con back chair,
several ant- chairs,
Several ant. chairs,
Goebel, Carnival,
Crystal, Satsurni, col-
lectables. qty. linens,
bedding, towels,
kitchen wares, pic-
tures, lamps, dishes,
glasswares, etc. All
to be sold with No
Reserves- Visa, M -C.,
Interac, cash Of good
cheque. Sale con-
ducted by Warners
Auctions and
Ap-
praisals Hwy 2 -1/4i
mile west Colborne
on Hwy 02.
Gary A Bill Wainer
Auctioneers
(905)355-2106
1 ' _
Row
ROOMS FOR RENT - Har-
wood//2. $375 & up No pets/
non-smokers preferred Call
905-428-8634 or 905.420-
0401
1 CWShred
a
AceommodatiorM
BRIGHT room to rent In large,
clean. quiel. triendly shared
dome Cable. laundry, dose to
Oshawa Centre and Public
transit No smokers 5350/per
mo (first and last) 576-5577
SNP
HOUSE TO :nary. separate
living quarter, parking. close
to all amenities. Work refer-
ences required Would suite
single professional business
person Available Feb 15th
$650. inclusive Leave mes-
sage 416-701-3399.
NON-SMOKING business
woman wanted Parking and
all utilities included. 5600/mo.
Liverpool/Glen anna 4 bed-
room Home all ndinrve 831-
8288 leave message
• 1 Auctions
o Thurs. Jan. 29th
1/ 6:00 p.m.
t/ Selling another truck-
s load from the Estate
of Mrs. Gourlie of
Brighton plus articles
from a Cobourg
I home, owners moved
away. 2 fridges,
stove, 2 dryers, auto
washer, 26- colour
TV, riding lawn mow-
er. dressers, chests
of drawers, chest
freezer, sofa and
chair, brand new love
seat, some tools,
curved glass oak
r china cabinet, large
quantity small arti-
cles, glass, china,
etc All previously
packed by family and
unseen at advertising
time. Treadle sewing
machine, kitchen
wares, pots, pans,
etc. More new hand
knit sweaters all wool
knitted by the late
Mrs. Gourlie, knack
knacks, pictures,
frames, books, etc.
No Reserves. Sake by
Warders Auctions &
Appraisals Hwy 02, 1/
4 mile west of Col-
borne. visa. M.C., It,
terac, cash or
cheque with I. D.
Gary & Bill Wermer
Auctioneers
"051355-2106
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY JAN. 301h
AT S:30 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN
ON COUNTY RD. 4
Going Out of Busi-
ness Sale for Best of
Things Tea Room &
Flower Shop of Port
Perry - Otyy. wooden
chairs &tables, mod-
ern & antique show-
cases, wicker What
Not stands, pine cup-
Doards, drop leaf ta-
I freezer. Oty.
flowers & ac-
ies. China &
signed 5 new Press
ado chairs, square
ak dining table, ma-
oyany tea wagon,
nttque platform rock-
y, modern dinette
uile, oak buffet. war -
robe. love seat bed
hesterfield, 6 pc. sit -
at tea service, mod-
rn dressers &
hosts of drawers,
hested*W & match -
g chair, maple ro(ik-
g cftair, Mastercratt
0/34 riding lawn
hewer, 19. qty. Chula,
pass, household &
Alectible items.
on & Grog Cornell
Auctioneers
RRir1 Little Bribk
(705)706-2103
AMNPM, COI*CbMes, Hosseheld Coolants
Mu6regoes AKWO COWS, 182 Welliamm St.
OoWmINMNe, Sunday, Feb. 1st, 10:30 a.m.
(Viewing 9:1111111) 491 to Watherty Rd. (EXft 431)
Nora to in Noy., East to SCUM St. North 1 km.
Auction features an excellent selection of articles from
the past to present - modern large oak china cabinet)
wall unit, hall seat, 5 tier stacking bookcase w/drawer,
oak display cabinets, file cabinet, chairs & rockers, 5
pc. settee set, tables (kitchen, harvest, parlour, oak)
pedestal, etc.), sideboard, old pictures & frames, Ltd.
Edition prints, Country & Canadian collectables, quali-
ty glass & china, plus many more rare, unique & useful
articles. Call for all your Auction needs.
or AotdioN Services
Mike MtIeGregor 917-3604 905.623-1949
45C
ONE bedroom in new town.
home Parking No pets/child-
ren Non-smoking, quiet re-
sponsible working MIF Pick-
ering/401/Brock area $350
inclusive, firsVLW 426-1848
OSHAWA - share quiet and
clean home Includes all
facilities. No pets. kids,
smoking All utilities except
phone and able Immediate.
579-7161
PICKERING - Denman Rd.
Townhouse. 3 bedroom to
share• P"e t.v room, use of
it
I= ry. fr- �. ibr�Irv.
1400 per mo IslAast, Mar
Ist (905)619-2560
ROSSLAND/ GARDEN AREA.
large quiet house. $300cell 1
dusive, male preferred. ISV
last required. Call Ray 668-
0070
SELL IT NOW
CALL
683-0707
1 Auctions
a rruYRs or
PAN
AJAX Lakefront, beautiful
clean 2 -bedroom, 2 -baths.
main floor condo, includes 5
appliances. parking. steps
from pool/sauna 905-428-
1718,416-290-4164.
MCLAUGHLm SQUARE con-
do. 50 RichmondOsha-
wa, for rem from Feb Ise 2
bedrooms, an inclusive Ca-
ble. underground parking,
pod. (416) 225-4617 Jeff
a • 1 Office &
Rrwail Soace
OSHAWA 4 Months Frey
Reid III- 850 sq 2nd fir
1550 600 sq main 1500.
300 sq. It across from Osh
Centre. 600 2nd fir 1500
1.200 sq It 2nd floor f.600
sq. ft. main Call 434-2447
or 655-4132
KING & Centre St., office or
retail 1 mom sude or 3 room
suite. Also lower ileo ideal for
retail & offices All inclusive
rem 434-8008.
• 1 Auctions
AUCTION SALE
THURS., JANUARY 29, 6 P.M.
BROCK A SEVEN AUCTIONS
15708 HIGHWAY 117, BROUGHAM
c �rriz ::y •i moi: ;- ._ Via----; t: r ., :'rte
:1s :cat its lease. R pmvre_•inishidJoak diner.
; :ne 4 Foster canopy bei, hand painted pine
r n ire, painted mrner clip rd. bass
u�;Iregistg. oak sidl*�rci, 19C pine mbi-
-M rand table -with leaf, 5 old radios, leather
ztf fee and and tables. large J&H Ranging mir -
z, several scall tables and dvurs. Glass &
_:'ti:a: 5 as.9vrted Flo. blue plates. Wade TR-
-t3 tar, old mctae jars, 91n1:,r, Susie C:rper,
':dl St-larrlbert, Derby :-taw:, aptprcx. 80 Doe.
:blton, ai pr czc. 4C poe old Rtalish service,
-a+Monade ser -.roe, Nippon, racritake,
_arltorxare, Ansley, pa-er, figures,
4>canters, caridDeaticks, Goebbel. Jim Bear,
::ttles. old bottles and irk rrodcs, torpedr.
lrctle, li¢tAr irq mmlr3, Royal lirut n, lots of
%,tses and art glass. Misc.: Deco clock•
t-Amcm cutter, washboards. sign.t;,t, silo
y
plate, moved glAw pictures and hors. 2
-Id trains, Fiarcngtu: type figure
Auctioneer. Maurice Nifichea Jones
rhwa.: I91051 6845-49210
Conelignmentis & Apprall oaa,
TESS
TIDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE
ESTATE AUCTION
Saturday, Jan. 31, 1998
11.00 a.m.
Lions Community Centre, Cobourg
Dir- Hwy 401 to Hwy 45 exit Cobourg,
Go south to first set of lights (Elgin St.)
turn left- Watch for signs.
Selling estate contents from a Cobourg
century home. Sale consisting of ant.
furniture, glass, china & collectables.
Ant. dining room set - table & six chairs,
buffet & china cabinet, ant. dressers &
chests of drawers, ant. blanket boxes,
chests & trunks, old metal beds, ant.
side tables, very nice ant. oak hall seat,
wardrobes, De Forest Crosley radio in
cabinet (old) w/ original shipping crate,
old pictures & frames, Mignon wall dock -
made in Germany, Le Coultre carriage
style clod!. Glass &china - Royal Albert,
Royal Paragon, Grosvenor, Royal Swan
set of china 'Riverdale', occupied Japan
pikes., cut glass, pressed glass, depres-
sion glass, silver Aces etc. Collectables -
Old Lone Star' hand held pinball game,
tin'Ice" truck (old), old Disney characters
target set w/metal gun, all original &
working, 2 -original Yo YID's, old comic
character ink stamps, old child's leather
'Texas Rangger' holster & metal hand-
cuffs, old "Vilcore' metal toy gun 'Invin-
cible', 1939 Mickey Mouse & Donald
1Dude Crayon tin, old tin bank 'Brutus &
Popeye', old milk bottle collector caps,
many old glass Christmas decorations &
lights, old CCM bike 'Galaxie' appears
to be never ridden, old slide for Magic
Lanterns, old Coca Cola cooler excellent
cond. & other advertisement pees. Coey
22, Model 60 w/ scope, Coey single shot
12 ga., both guns w/ original boxes &
appear to be never used. F-A.C. re-
quired to purchase. White Westing-
house - fridge, stove, washer & dryer,
like new condition, Magnasonic 13• Co-
lour t.v, like new, many good tools &
workshop related items 8 so much
more. This is going to be a great sale -w/
possibly more treasures to be discov-
ered as we continue to pack -up this es-
tate. Viewing: 10:00 a.m. to time of
sale. Terns: Cash, Visa, M.C., Interac,
cheque w/ I.D. To book your estate
auction or to consign individual items.
Call Patricia Tidd. TIDD ESTATE
SALES SERVICE! (905)'372-0879.
Specializing in antiques & estate
auction sales. Appraisals, Liquidations,
Bankruptcy.
a • 1cea�ytaT
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
immediately Suit profession-
al. all facilities Pickering Vil-
lage KingSton Rd /Church
St) 9pS-683-4868
Y Garage a
Stases ere
MINI storage units. Oshawa
location Single and double
units available Easy access.
5100/mordh (905)725-9991
SHOP FOR rent in Hampton
1400 square feet, 200 amp,
5400 per month plus uUkties.
first & last. (250) 762-5653
after 7 pm
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.
• 1 Auctions
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 27,199S -PAGE 11
1 1 Pr1VIlb Hon,.. 1 1 ate Homes
for Sale fa Sale
home Gwck closings avail
able Call (905) 434-8116
LAKE SCUGOG. Waterfron
home excellent area 4 -bed
rooms plus double garage. al
amenities Asking 6193.000
Phone for information
(905)986-5578
NO DOWN PAYMENT
TRADE IN YOUR TOWN
HOUSE Whitby 3 -bedroom
bungalow, gleaming hard-
wood, new kitchen. wining. etc
Guide Realty 723-5281
Auctions
WED. JAN. 28. START: 6:00 P.M.
VIEW: FROM NOON
Kahn Country Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd N. Pickering.
3 mi. N of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week over
300 lots of antiques. tine furniture, glass. china & col-
lectables from a Toronto estate & others to ind: early
1900's 7 pc. DR suite, 8 pc. DR ste., round oak table
& 4 chairs, sm. oak rolltop desk, pine harvest table.
stenciled pine cupboard c. 1800. Ig. pine hall mirror w/'
coat hooks c. 1800, pine flat to wall, pine buffet c.
1800, Empire sofa. solid brass daybed. mal chest of
drawers c. TWO. walnut china cabinet, oak curio cabi-
net, pnm. Beds. walnut highboy. mah. music stand,
Crosley floor radio. Grandmother dock. painted floral
design blanket box c. 1800, 5 pc stacking bookcase.
oak wardrobe Seeburg juke box. Leslie organ. nu-
merous blanket boxes, trunks. coffee & end tables,
washstands, rockers. ammunition box, occ chairs &
tables, numerous ant. floor & table lamps. Canadian
coins. Royal Doulton fig., Goebel tankard. character
jugs. 10 pa. Su2y Cooper. al lamps, mans gold & di-
amond ring, telescope. Star Trek fig., oil on canvas sign
Tosi. carpets, prints & many more articles arrmng dar-
WATCH YOUR PAPERS FOR OUR NEXT
SPECIALTY SALE COMING SOON!
Randy Potter Auctioneer
IM) 683-ONI Fax (905) 5762267
AUCTION SALE
SAT. JANUARY 31, - 10 A.M.
SPLENDID ESTATE AUCTION of Antiques,
Memorabilia, Old Toys & Household items for
the late VICTOR ALDRED, of Scugog Island.
held at Phoenix Sales arena, Uxbridge. Take
Hwy. 112 or Lakeridge Rd. 123 north to
Hwy.it47. Go west to Uxbridge & north on
Main St. to Davis Dr.
SALE INCLUDES:
Ant. oak dining rm. Ste., walnut china cabi-
net, hoosier cupboard, oak buffet, qty. an-
tique tables, tea wagons, blanket boxes.
trunks, dentist cupboard. qty. antique chairs,
nursing rocker, 1870 s painted pine Victoria
bed, dresser & washstand. old dressers. so-
fas, Sofa bed. Sherlock Manning apt. size
piano, player piano with music scrolls, old
mandolin, records, Victoria cabinet, ant.
moose call, Ig. qty. antique & early lighting,
oil lamps, stained glass windows, appliances,
Whirlpool stacking washer & dryer, 30 ltd.,
Ed. prints, Ig. qty. antique china, silver &
glass, antique Bridal Rose china pieces, over
100 toys including Ertl coin banks, Dinky
toys, tin windup toys, Tonka Trucks, cast iron
cars & trucks etc., Coke bottles & trays,
farm implement signs, dentist tolls. over 40
fishing reels, firehall bell, Mickey mouse
watch. Waltham pocket watch gold filled
case, crocks, milkcans, milk bottles, butter,
whiskey & cheese boxes, 1925 Scugog vot-
ers list, wooden shaft golf clubs, Jacuzzi
whirlpool bathtub & pedestal sink (grey), Ig.
qty., tools plus much more. Call for full faxed
list. TERMS: Cash, Interac, Visa & M/C.
VIEWING: -8 A.M. sale Day. NOTE: The late
Mr. Aldred lived on a 4th generation farm
(deed from Crown in 1835). Many antiques
still being sorted. Over 1000 items with 2 auc-
tioneers. Toys sell at 12.noon
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(DIV. OF 10814M ONTARIO INC.)
SUNDERLAND 1-705-357-2185
TOLL FREE 1-800-654.4647
SAT. JAN. 31, AT 10 A.M.
Estate of Mr. Harry Young of Markham. Held at the
Ballantrae Community Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy. 48
on the Aurora Sd. Rd. Approx. 6 hour sale will include
near new lawnmower and 8 hp. snowblower; china
cabinet; old kitchen flat to wall; girls vanity w/told mir-
rors; many types of tables, chairs etc., plus reclining
chair (6 months old); ant. sideboard; chesterfield (as
new); Rogers silverware; glass and china including 75
collector plates. Extensive collection of ladies jewelry,
most never worn. Guns - sell at 11:00 a.m. Valid FA.C.
req'd. - old German double shot (shotgun); 303 cal.
Sporterited Enfield nfte and more. Preview 8:30 a.m.
Cash, cheque. Visa, M/C.
CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905.610MII
• • Party Services;� Perry se,
RABBrr WANTS wO1t1C
Dong Magic For Children's Parbes
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician.
Calf 1EtIBi� Kd�493s
NORTHWEST Oshawa 3 -bed-
room detached garage Move
right in New carpel & freshly
painted A MUST SEE' Only
584.500 Don't Hesitate Must
sell' Call John Hartford at
(905)721-1144
OSHAWA Semi, dean, bright
3.1 bedroom. 3 bathrooms.
fenced yard, large dello quiet
crescent Call (905)571-5105
Open house Sat & Sun 1-
5p m 1310 Charier Crs.
Oshawa. Jan 24 & 25
PERFECT 'dr young tamely
immaculate 4 bedroom home
m desirable North West loca-
tion in Oshawa 450 sq It.
master bedroom, fabulous
t basement apartment. sepa-
rate entrance Rented for
l $600 Home wilf Garry for un-
der $700 at todays rates
Priced at $169.900 For ap-
pdmmem call (905)576-7207
PRIVATE - 5219.000 17 Bar-
ley Md' ;r Bowmanvdle 2-
PRIVATE
storey 4 bedrooms. c ac .
gas. double garage. 2 1/2
bathrooms. master ensude.
greenhouse kitchen, dish-
washer. large deck/paho. in -
UNBELIEVABLE NORTHEAST
Oshawa 4-Dedrrlrlm brick and
aluminum 1 1/2 -storey
forced air gas furnace with air
axdilioning. one owner tome
Only SIG4900 Immediate
possession Call Lome Hart-
ford Sutton Excel Realty Inc.
(905)721-1144
1 Frets
For Sale
47 ACRE HORSE farm P^
Hope. 8 corm brick home.
horse Darn, zoned for estate
lots $299.000 wafter Frank
W Frank Real Estate Ltd
!905) 575-4111
Lots for
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last trout steam 875 000
Wane"' Finarik. W Frank Real
Estate Ltd (9051 576-41.1
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IShed wykr-i,t Dasemerit.
concept.
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acre. Front Parved road. bade
Sant John Riser Wmt 1938
Route 103, Wakefield, N B
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1170 Mit;• -me Erpr!1S
good conMion, propane stove.
fridge asking 545M obc as
is 905-436-'720 Room 14,
3 7 C,
I'm not Sure which is more
difficult wining this ad or re-
plying to it) I am a single
white male who enpys coun-
try Imng, along with physical
fitness. traveling and boating
8 you are a sincere. attractive,
single female. 30-45with
similar interests, please rely
in writing telling me about
yourself along with a photo to
Box 4595. vo Markham Econ-
omist, 9 Heritage Road.
Markham OP IM3
BORED ONTARIO HOUSE-
WIVES - nam:; & privaie
phone numbers 1.900-451-
3638 ext 680. S3 2%mm. must
be 18 T -tone
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ROOFING,
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r, ofs. new and old,
Workmanship Guar-
anteed 10% Discount
Seniors, fully in-
ured. Free estimates.
Call Andrew at
(905) 42$11704
1 • Plumbing
DOUG CLARK
PLUMBING
-ICenSed, insured.
pairs& atterabons.
new bathrooms
& renovations,
pump repairs.
FREE ESTIMATES
18 YRS. EXP.
686-5172, 24 hrs.
1-800.931-2383
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MOVING
Mouses. AGa' , -'?ic-
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and Md-MGntn Cisco"
Licensed. assured Free ES-
bmates Excellent
service. Call 4367795.
OSHAWA erao 'u",:,re Ind I I
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'ease 80Y -85k inventory
In -Holm
come 35k -55k past 4 years ;
Tum -key $85 _GC Caul 705• Owning
749-3'50
cote -Michelle Gray. Scar-
borough Glenn Middleton. : • ErliatwbrA w
Bowmanvdle Lalster Langley
Any of the tenants may pay
the amount owing by Visa.
Wsterard. ash or certified
cheque to redeem their mer-
chandise. removing every-
tturtg prior o the auction
1 P.rwen.h
DOMINANT MALE seeks te-
male(s) 19+ interested in ex-
ploring their submissive side
No S 24 hr. recorded mes-
sage 1905) 434-2121 or man
27-1300 King St. E. S-254.
Oshawa. Ontario LIH 8S4
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DrtillM Winn Deana
MANIUN, Aurelia, R.N., O.B.S. at Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital on Sunday, January 25, 1998 at the
Ajax & Pickering General Hospital surrounded by her
loving family and friends. Aurelia Barton, beloved
wife of Norman. Loving mother of David, Andrew and
Gordon. Survived by brother Stuart Fisher and
sister Heather Harrison. Dear friend of Norma and
Dagmar. The family will receive friends at the Mc.
Ch Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax
(Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9
p.m. Wednesday. Funeral service at St. George's An-
glican Church, (Randall Street, Pickering Village) on
ursday, January 29, 1998 at 11:00 a.m. Crema-
GET 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1
• 1
560 win Jean
11moom
up 10 3000 sq ft
3e DAYS AFTER Jan 23, 1998
Vacuuming dusbrv. With
Sate and Sound Sell Storage
cheat". kitchen. floors
Inc cad sill by pudic auction
wasted. window ledges.
the fouowig acGoums whch
bau boatels. & wherever
are delinquent, to cover the
else the house
cost rem arid
needs Beam
Pickering Brenda�Ste art
10 years experience
Glyn Feltwen, Melissa Brown
call RYla a 4167069284
Ajax Mario Moreauz Etobi-
cote -Michelle Gray. Scar-
borough Glenn Middleton. : • ErliatwbrA w
Bowmanvdle Lalster Langley
Any of the tenants may pay
the amount owing by Visa.
Wsterard. ash or certified
cheque to redeem their mer-
chandise. removing every-
tturtg prior o the auction
1 P.rwen.h
DOMINANT MALE seeks te-
male(s) 19+ interested in ex-
ploring their submissive side
No S 24 hr. recorded mes-
sage 1905) 434-2121 or man
27-1300 King St. E. S-254.
Oshawa. Ontario LIH 8S4
'� `=-i'ac�r�J��' +� Situ `��11►� S'
DrtillM Winn Deana
MANIUN, Aurelia, R.N., O.B.S. at Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital on Sunday, January 25, 1998 at the
Ajax & Pickering General Hospital surrounded by her
loving family and friends. Aurelia Barton, beloved
wife of Norman. Loving mother of David, Andrew and
Gordon. Survived by brother Stuart Fisher and
sister Heather Harrison. Dear friend of Norma and
Dagmar. The family will receive friends at the Mc.
Ch Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax
(Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9
p.m. Wednesday. Funeral service at St. George's An-
glican Church, (Randall Street, Pickering Village) on
ursday, January 29, 1998 at 11:00 a.m. Crema-
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