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News Pickering Advertise PERIODICAL Optional 4 xveek home delis ery charge S1 nC\V', ,tancl February 10. 1998, VOI. 33. '\O 0. Pressrun i fJ I ' Just say no DNA raps two-year licence plan. for Pickering nuclear power station BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The two-year li- cence rccommendcd by Atomic En- ergy Control Board staff for Ontario Hydro's Pickering nuclear station is "much more than thev deserve," says Dave Martin of Durham Nuclear Awareness. -We have called for a six-month licence in order to keep Ontario Hydro on a short leash;' says Mr. Mar- tin. -The short licences arc the only way to ensure On- tario Hydro compliance. I think it's very disappointing the AECB is taking the heat off Hydro with the recommendation for a two-year licence" DNA has drawn up its own sub- mission to the AECB board calling four only a six-month permit, the per- manent shutdown of the 'A' side of the Pickering station and the temporary shutdown of the 'B' side pending the resolution of a number of is- sues and the elimination of its maintenance backlog. The board will give first consideration to the Picker- ing relicensing at its Feb. 19 meeting in Ottawa and make a final decision after further submissions to its March 24 meeting in Oshawa. The Pickering plant's current nine-month licence expires at the end of March, and its previous permit was for only six months. DAVE MARTIN 'A short leash' INSIDE The People You Meet - See the profile on Salvation Army worker Paul Carew - page 5. Fditorial Page ...........6 Sports .................8 Classified ..............9 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683- 5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Finail ................ thisweek@istar.ca Internet .............. http://vvv,,-w.durhaniriews.net See LICENCE/Page 3 COMPAQ Computer System Including Print $149900 (905) 420-9707 photo by Andrew Iwanowski gpool Pla in Y Two-year-old Presley Tiernan gets a lift from in Ajax. The community centre is a popular her father, Mike, during an outing in the shal- destination for families to get warm in the low pool at the Mclean Community Centre water when it's cool outside. Business break for Pickering... Board of trade lauds education tax freeze JOHN WIERSMA `That is welcome news' TIM, GREEN THUMB The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade is cheering Finance Minister Ernie Eves' announcement that business taxes to pay for education will be frozen at their cur- rent level across Ontario. There had been some discussion of a uniform rate for all municipalities before Mr. Eves announced the rate freeze at the annual meeting of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Executives in Mississauga last 'Thursday." Iluat is welcome news to local businesses;' says board chairman John Wiersma in a media release. "We have been concerned for some time about the planned redistribution of taxes in the GTA, which would have trans- ferred the tax burden from Toronto to the surrounding municipalities" The new measures will provide ranges of fairness for business property taxes relative to res- idential taxes. For commercial and indus- trial property tax rates, the range is 0.6 to 1.1 times the residential rate. However, Mr. Wiersma expresses concern about the possibility towns and cities will have to shave with regional government the payments they receive in lieu of taxation for provincial properties within their boundaries. The Town of Pickering, for instance, currently receives about $4.8 million annually in lieu of taxes for the Pickering nuclear station. "We will want to see the final num- bers before we can give our unqualified support for the tax reform measures," says Mr. Wiersma. OF LOEB PLAZA -AJAX, 106 Sayly St. W. Unit 196 0"M . A AC R .,_ P Towel 11= 9 The bat dull PCs for Under sao wilhh the � ties ll�lula sMld.ldat caler� uavr lavM suers wliw �� bft in oft W awl rttoehre a rAttport for NO contract plan. tr. M Pew Urtw sbm MWfa .No oor low' ��on �.: 995,wM 00 00PW� 1 d The Grow Thumb. Any*m t�rst �� P FOr DwMI Ir 1116114�� .0 17; m. PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1498 Will USED VEHICLES... Our used vehicles come with a new philosophy. 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Motors, GM, the GM emblem, 1 -800 -GM -DRIVE and Optimum Used Vehicles are all trademarks of the General Motors Corporation and/or General Motors of Canada Limited. *Warranties and exchange privileges are subject to Certain limitations Premiere Optimum Used Vehicles include a 6-month/10,000 km limited warranty, unless the used vehicle is covered by the original manufacturer's warranty Select Optimum Used Vehicles include a 3-month/5,000 km powertrain limited warranty. 24-hour Roadside Assistance is offered for the duration of the Optimum warranty See your participating Dealer for details P ■ THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 19" - PAGE 3 Licence 0 must be shorter. DNA LICENCE/From page I In its submission, DNA urges the AECB board to call on the Province to order an environmental as- sessment of the Pickering nuclear station, in response to Pickering residents vot- ing 87 per cent in favour of the assessment in a referen- dum during the November municipal election. "To fail to do so is to show contempt for the peo- ple of Pickering, the large majority of whom have asked for a full provincial environmental assess- ment;" says DNA. DNA is also calling for improvements to the AECB's regulatory process. "We believe that the AECB's failure to resolve longstanding problems at the Pickering nuclear sta- tion indicates a failure of its regulatory approach," states the group's submis- sion. "Just as there has been a self -admitted nuclear cult at Ontario Hydro, there ap- pear to be similar cultural problems at the AECB. The serious nature of problems at CANDU nuclear stations calls for a much more pre- scriptive regulatory ap- proach, and the use of addi- tional specific and time -de- limited conditions in li- cences." DNA notes the Ontario Legislature's Se- lect Committee on Ontario Hydro Nuclear Affairs also found the AECB's regula- tory approach to be lack- ing. Other issues raised by DNA in its submission in- clude: 0 The need for Hydro to set aside funding to cover the cost of decommission- ing its nuclear facilities; money collected for that purpose from ratepayers since 1982 has been spent and accounted for in the utility's books as an accu- mulated liability. ❑ Dealing with con- cerns about the ability of PVC -insulated cables used at the Pickering station to Pickering rural land preeservation plan derailed BY MARIANN �I I E AKACS current y selling on the lands Rouge Valley Park. The temp- SrAFT REPORTER on behalf of the Province. tation to urbanize some of the PICKERING — A plan Last summer, Durham ORC lands is great, he ex - to protect rural lands in Pick- Council approved an ORC plains, because of their prox- ering appears to have gone off application to amend the Re- imity to the proposed York the rails for now. gion's official plan to allow Region water supply pipeline Town councillors last the division of some of the and the existing York - Monday referred a report on Province's property into Durham sewer line. "That the issue back to staff' rather smaller Iot_ti, on the condition should remain rural areas, than responding to Region the ORC enter into a conser- 1 plans to enter into an vation agreement agreement with the which would place t Province's Ontario agricultural ease - Realty Corporation Idents on the titles of s r (ORC) to place a ri- the lands ki M g so any cultural easements area resident% cele-(��. atW (:halm cx1 provincial land" hratc-cl Durham frcxn pry Ream r 'z to be sold in north Council's decision (:omparc Pickering. The ease- :,s a victory in their a' dam__- 29 menu would limit h:utle against urban "M 10KT GOLD BAND use of the land�i ~ to ewcloprrrent of the WffH DIAMONDS flARWOOD AVE. S., AJAN purposes currently DMG Lown's agricultural allowed in agricul- DICKERSON lands. However, the 683 lural could happen so easily. From a business case 1t would prob- ably make good common sense. But the trade-off would probably be the lural area as we know it and I'm not pre- pared to make that trade-off," he "aid. z" . Could happen Town now has con - The properties ccrr►s about the con - are in a 2,01[Xl-hectam agricul- servation agreement tural 'assembly' cast of the being negotiated between York and Metro txxxk-r%. west Durham and the ORC. of Duffins Creek and north of Councillors referred the the Canadian Pacific Railway issue back to stats pending line above Finch Avenue, up completion of the rural study. to the Fifth Concession. The Ward 2 Regional Council - area was first expropriated by for Doug Dickerson fought the Province in 1972 for a the study on the basis it could community to accompany the open the door to urban deevel- proposed Pickering airport, opment in what he believes and was then designated an should remain rural areas, agricultural preserve by the particularly provincial lands Province in 1993. The ORC is between Altona Road and in building site death PICKERING — An Etobicoke company has been fined $150,000 in the 1994 death of a man at a Pickering construction site. Justice of the Peace Robert Harris levied the fine in Oshawa Provincial Court Feb. 5 against Anpro Excavating and Grading for a violation of the Oc- cupational Health and Safety Act. On Jan. 13, 1994, Navarathnam Navaruban, 49, of Scarborough, a con- struction technologist with Peto Mac - Callum Ltd., was killed when a dump truck ran over him at a construction site at Hwy. 2 and Glenanna Road. An Anpro employee driving the dump truck backed up on a temporary road without the assistance of a sig- naller. Anpro pled guilty to a charge of failing to provide a signaller. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUP'T'CY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies 0SHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 R AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619 -1473 COBOU RG 72 King St w 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. 2PA ' We ' V 4% t f11 Gat rM of the winter blow& by installing Is~ hardwood floors or weW rePnssb "ar old ones. • PreHn"hed Ger Do -It -Yourself projects • Exceptional Installers at RefinUbers we accept • Free in-home estimates VISA do • Quality A service Is •1 MASTERCAR • Established since 1985 WE ARE DURHAM'S HARDWOOD FLOORING EXPERTS, EXPERTS, o LL We vva N g Y tour showman: o .a•., ds J a m withstand a post -accident environment, which were identified by Hydro's own Independent Integrated Performance Assessment report. 0 The desirability of adopting of a `zero dis- charge' policy on radioac- tive emissions such as tri- tium from the station. O Dealing with fire pro- tection deficiencies and the suggested need to replace flammable silicone firestops at the Pickering station. ❑ Improvements to emer- gency planning such as the expansion of the primary evacuation zone beyond IC kilometres and the predis- tribution of potassium io- dide tablets. 0 Questions about the type of earthquake likely tc occur in Pickering and the ability of the nuclear sta- tion to withstand it. O Absence of a complete. independent, second fast shutdown system at Picker- ing W. VaIentine's Day Candy Assortments Handmade Chocolates & Fudge Unique Gift Ideas S ?WrWCed 49 860 Brock Rd_ S_, Pickering Evei,ane reads and shops the News Advertiser! 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Mck THE NEWS ADwER71SER'1R1M^V, FEaRUARY 19. 1!!r< They're winners, by the book Students at Southwood Park Public School have the students (front row, from left) Cassandra Humes, last word on being involved in a read-a-thon, and Morganna Tracey -Stone and Sarah Mullins. In the they have the award to prove it. The students were back row from left are Teresa MacLear, Dominique selected as winners in a reading contest sponsored Whittaker, Meghan Nedungadi and Matthew Thom - by McGraw -Hill -Ryerson. Well-read and proud are son. Party animal honoured for efforts BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER AJAX — An Ajax High School graduate was recently honoured at the first Canadi- an Event Industry Awards for organiz- ing an entertaining anniversary celebra- tion highlighting Canadian and Japanese culture. Carolyn Prear, a 23 -year-old enter- tainment adminis- trator and event pro- duccr with a Toren- CAROLYN to -based company, PREAR recently returned from Vancouver 'Constantly where she received challenged" a trophy for plan- ---- ning a I Oth anniversary cele- bration for an Alliston manu- facturing company which snakes parts for Honda. Ms. Prean, who was a fi- nalist in two categories, brought home the prize for Best Entertainment for a Cor rx)ration after overseeing the celebration that included magicians, a native Canadian dance troupe, Japanese drummers and a pyrotechnic display. The Durham Col- lege graduate says she's always been attracted to the en- tertainment indus- try, although her focus has changed since she started. --- "I was a singer but I realized there was absolutely no money on that side (of the industry)." CNOICE this I.I.P. SEASON! 6K-i2�5 OLM Casino Amusements Canada Presents... nU%d 11111�w ON&" Richm" a.. owr" CA511 RAM She says organizing events is more her style. "I like being in control. I like to be constantly chal- lenged and under pressure. I'm a workaholic.- Ms. orkaholic"Ms. Prear reports the an- niversary event she planned is also in the running for two U.S. awards this year. And she says she's al- ready working on a "mas- sive" show for a client she hopes will take her to next year's Canadian Event In- dustry Awards, which were created to encourage quality of service and excellence in the Canadian special events industry. The Crossroads Entertain- ment and Event Corporation employee, who teaches the Festivals and Events Certifi- cate programme part-time at Toronto's George Brown College, is also preparing to write an exam in March to become a certified special events co-ordinator. Mini Psv c ga • Tarot • Palmistry • Pbychometry • LMFVUYance • And Muds Much More... • THREE PROFESSIONAL PSYCHICS • • REASONABLE RATES • PICKERING TOWN CENTRE MW do Twol to Daninion Balk Mon. Feb. 9th to Sun. Feb. 1 S Weekend fund-raiser aids wildlife sanctuary PICKERING — A fund-raising dinner and dance for the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary is being held Satur- day, Feb. 14 at Papps restaurant at 1709 Kingston Rd. W. at Brock Road in Pickering. The event will run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. and include a hot and cold buffet, dessert, tea and coffee, a DJ, spot dances and door prizes. Tickets are $15 each and are available from Pat Kirby (420-3355) or Joyce Smith (839-4310). %3 0 SENIORS FOR SENIORSTu offers the services of empathetic senior citizens and older adults to provide in-home care to other seniors. HOMEMAKERS • Prepare meals • Light housework • Grocery shopping Driving HANDYPERSONS • Carpentry • Plumbing • Electrical • Painting HOUSECLEANING • Dusting and polishing • Vacuuming • Wash floors • Kitchens/Bathrooms LIVE IN • Overnight • Weekends • Short-term • Long-term Our personnel are available in the mornings, afternoons, weekends, or on a short-term or longterm live-in basis. For a free brochure outlining our rates and services L I:ALL (9U5)434-5115/686-07171 CULLEN GARDENS f* Restaurant r VALENTINE'S DINNER HOT ENTREE., SOUP OR SALAD, ROLLS, DESSERT, TEA OR COFFEE son CHILDREN'S MENU AVAILABLE • r FREE BUS TRII For Qualified Players New Players dr No Obligation to Garble 19s . r,L Departure Dates: Wed. Feb,11th & Sat. Feb 14th Minimum age for pameagen 19 yrs. Ont. Travel Res 019196M BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER Christmas is over, but Paul Carew is still a busy man. The executive director of the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Family Services Centre, Mr. Carew will soon be sending out thank you letters to companies and individuals who helped during the Christmas appeal. And, as in years past, the Salva- tion Army was very busy at Christ- mas, providing assistance to 385 families, consisting of 1,215 people, including 732 children. The number of families is up slightly from the 1996 total of 376 needing help. Includoed in those seeking help were "people I never thought I'd see — people with post -secondary education, nurses. They've never done anything wrong. They were let go (from their jobs) and need help," Mr. Carew says. "One trend I'm still seeing and it bothers me" is the fact people in their mid-30s are "hit the hardest. It's not necessarily a group that had to get a university or college educa- tion. With restructuring going on, they've lost their jobs and have to compete with younger people who arc better trained, with post -sec- ondary education and computer training." Mr. Carew, 29, has been working with the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army for four years and has been with Sally Ann for six. But, the Salvation Army "has been my church all my life. It's the only church I've known." Mr. Carew's role is referred to in Sally Ann circles as a soldier or roughly a layperson. He worked two years in Toronto as a "floater", filling in when some- body was on holidays or sick "It was nice. Each office the population was so different. Regent Park was different from North York It was kind of interesting the different cul- tural groups in each office. I got to see how the different offices waked. I saw the strengths and weaknesses of each office. I took the strengths and try to apply them here." Before working in Toronto, Mr. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, IM - PAGE S Paul Carew has been instrumental in helping to faculties faced in recent years by area residents. feed the needy in Ajax and Pickering for the last His work with the Salvation Army to date has in - four years. As a 'soldier' with the local branch of eluded a project in Russia following the fall of the Salvation Army, he's seen first hand the dif- Communism. Carew toiled for the Salvation Army in Russia. after Sally Ann was allowed back into the country in the summer of 1991. "When the communists fell, it had an impact and I decided to get into this kind of work." So, Mr. Carew travelled to Rus- sia in January of 1992, spending seven weeks in SL Petersburg and two in Moscow. "If you want to go to Russia, don't go in January. It was kind of cold, but it was a mild winter for them, so we were fortunate in that way." But, he reports, "Rte task was so daunting, so huge. hard work, but enjoyable: work at the same time... Mr. Carew saw a nation strug- gling to adapt following the fall of communism. In hospitals, two peo- pie shared a bed, there were no medical supplies, bed pans weren't cleaned and "they used the same molded cast" more than once. `We try. All we can do is try our best... They asked for younger people to cane over and help with social pro- grammes and youth programmes. We were to kick start it and then Russians would nut the pro- grammes. It was enjoying. It was tai aril never came to %tsit. It's a practice done in Russia. It's rather barbaric." At one orphanage he visited, there was no heat so a Swedish company donated blankets for dis- tribution to the children, most of them handicapped. "We were giving out food. Well. -- Paul Carew "What we did was a drop m the bucket. People were demartdiing more. Some families simply left rela- tives to die in hospital, he recalls. The family gave them to the hospi- Billboar everyone was in need, but who was in more need? Our fust priority was seniors. If any was left over, we handed it out. It's so easy to get over- whcImed. You see the need and want to help. Everybody is inso much need." One thing holding the Sally Ann back is the Russian men- tality toward charity, Mr. Carew notes. "It's a new concept — the char- table concept. It wasn't allowed under the communists. To change TUESDAY, FEB. 10 TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Powerhouse Toast- masters holds its weekly meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 224, Pickering. It aims to promote improved speaking, listening and thinking skills. 831-8564. PARENT SUPPORT: The Association for Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse. Call 1-800488-5666 for location. 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 wel- come. Reserve, 428-6272 (Anne Perala). EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region holds a seminar on what to expect when going in for such testing as a CAT scan, EEG or MRI. It starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa 666-9926,1-800-350-9069. that mindset, the way things were done for over 70 years, you don't change that overnight. It will take years to change." If Mr. Carew's work was daunt- ing in Russia, "Personally, the hard- est part for me was adjusting back to life here. We came back and real- ized how goo cl we have it." A graduate of the University of Western Ontario with a double major in history and political sci- _nce, Mr. Carew had thoughts of :ntering law school or teachers' col- lege before joining the Salvation Army. "Ibings change. When I gradu- ited, it was the beginning of the re- _cssion." The lingering effects of the re- _cv,ion are "still hard" on a lo(of ;-4.:uple, particularly the 18 to 30 agc ,roup. He witnesses first-hand the fact that unemployment is high among young people. "We see that a lot. It's so unfortunate. They keep up- grading their skills, but technology is changing so rapidly, you're up- grading to stay at the same level. If you get behind, it's so hard to catch UR.. Mr. Carew finds his job "euro- tionally draining. I know I won't do this job the rest of my life because; it's so emotionally draining. "Sometimes there's a feeling of hopelessness. There's only w much you can do. You hope to solve all the problems and you can't." The Salvation Army aids as many hungry people as possible. "We can help, but there are other factors that led to the hunger. There's only so much one person can do, one organization can do. "You get lost. We have to set guidelines on where to focus. as hard as it is to do. You can get lost, pulled in so many directions. We try. All we can do is try our best" Mr. Carew tries hard not to take his work home to Karen, his wife of three -and -a -half years. "I try to do a physical thing to relieve the stress," like playing hockey Friday nights in a Christian league in Oshawa. Instead of burdening his wife with the troubles he sees on a daily basis, Mr. Carew consults another family member. HISTORICAL SOCIETY: The Pickering Township Historical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Society vice-president John Sabean provides a presentation of history and slides on `Pickering Artists of the Past'. Meeting followed by social time and light refresh- ments. Free. All welcome. Call 839-1221 (Tom Mohr) for information. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Sally Schaefer of Hospice Durham will speak. 619-0315. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a caregiver support group meeting from I to 3 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Meetings weekly on a drop-in basis. 5794833. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds the first of a three-week programane on journal writing for cancer patients or their supporters. It's from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Other meet- ings on Feb. 17 and 24. 5794833. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERT[ BR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1$. 19" • • -Pickeri1 oila s an a ers Nel�'s Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial What's an MP worth anyway? Do you think your average backbench MP (are there any other kind in Ontario) is worth over $100,000 per year? Certainly, our prime minister does. The actual number being kicked around is $118,000 in 00 total with $12.0of that being used as a housing al- lowance. Right now backbenchers have a taxable annual salary of $64.400 with a tax-free allowance of $27,300. Their Ottawa housing allowance currently amounts to $6.000 per year. There are a number of problems with the process. The committee that recommended the pay hike is made up of ex -politicians appointed by the government — hardly an impartial group. And, while the increase is being pushed it isn't balanced by the area of compensation that [rally sticks in the voters' craw: the gold-plated pension. How many other organizations offer a pension at age 55 for just six years of service that pays out at a rate of nearly $4 of public money for every $1 invested by the MP? But, and this is a big but, the juicy pension was ar- rived at back in the 1960s (it was $6 of taxpayers' cash for every $I from each MP until cut back a few years ago) as a compromise for the 'modest' salaries members would be paid for their work. So. should there be any raise given to members, the saw -off is their pensions must come more into line with pension plans paid out in private -sector companies. Some of the more laughable statements about the pay increase debate revolve around Prime Minister Jean Chretien who complained that he is paid less than the worst NHL player. What Mr. Chretien fails to realize and what we all know is the following: professional sports salaries have skyrocketed in the past two decades and are way out of line with the salaries the rest of us make. While most of our salaries, have, say doubled in the past 25 years, pro hockey salaries have jumped by about 1,000 per cent. And anyway, pro athletes have a very short shelf life and must battle to keep their jobs against thousands who would love to replace them. Mr. Chretien has been in Parliament for 36 years now and could well be there for another decade or so — a career in pro hock- ey is just a fraction as long. And he'll receive a pension far in excess of what any NHL star will get. Yes, members of parliament must receive a decent wage. But they get a lot of perks, a tremendous pension, plenty of time off during the year, and the honour of rep- resenting the people of Canada, which is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream for most of them. It's not a bad deal, one they should be happy with and one they are well-paid for at current levels. To respond to this editorial call Gefosowee at krnslosomalmrm 683-7040 and did 5112 . Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisber: Thai Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper blished Tuesda Wednesda Frida Sunda v Letters to the editor ECE teachers well-trained to lead junior kindergarten To the editor: Re the Feb. 8 News Advertiser story headlined 'JK jitters': As an early childhood educator and a parent, I took offence to comments made by Durham Board of Education chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich in her response to how changes to funding formulas may impact the junior kindergarten programme. Ms. Schedlich, please don't scare monger by using "uncerti- fied teachers" and day-care work- ers as threats to unsuspecting new to school" parents. Junior kindergarten is early childhood ed- ucation. Most day-care workers are qualified early education edu- cators; they have earned a degree or diploma that specializes in early childhood development. They are well-trained and able to utilize ap- propriate methods to develop, im- plement and evaluate curriculum applicable to children under six. Believe it or not, sometimes day- care workers possess more spe- cialized skills and are more equipped to teach a JK class then their Ontario -certified colleagues. I have enjoyed seeing my child enter JK this year well -adjusted and, in many cases, ahead of his peers because of the high-quality early childhood education he re- ceived from day-care workers in the past. Instead of opposing this, take a minute to think about who it will affect. If we meet our children's needs with the most appropriate instructors, are we not then doing the best possible job we can as parents and educators? And, is that not what we want? Margaret Eskiint, E.C.E.D.H., Pickerin The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last maw Please include a phone nwinber for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for sale, length and content. Opinions eVressed in kt- ters are those of d w writer and not necessarily [Arose of the News Adver- tiser. JOANNE IWRGMANW, Edisw4a-ocher bT+O STEW BOIN, htappm81 Wkor BRUCE DAMPORD, Advettisin8 Manager ALVIN BROMAW Retail Advatisio8 Manager EDDIE Clas"W Adve t�ft Mu er MONKKM LEA, Remi Esmr/Amon"wAdvatisin8 Manger AM FA1®OURM Disuibution Mustga BARBARA HARROON, Production Manaaex aa JANICE 0'NEI1, Assistant Production Magtx TO )REACH US Geserak 683-5110 Clwsinetl: 6830707 Diatriwtiaa►: 683-5117 AiinK,7naais - ' Fax: 683-7363 Ctmspatog Fax 579-9273a - E -a disweekeistarca RIVETT Sports Staff Writer Underdogs need an upset In the playoffs, anything can and usually does happen. Pickering Panthers' third -year general manager Ron Blizzard hopes his team can catch fire for the Metro Junior Hockey League's post -season beginning next week. "If there ever was a time for things to start to gel, it's now. There have been some good signs. I think the players know that they can do it. I do feel good about the playoffs." This season has been an uphill climb for the Panthers with a large number of rookies and several veteran players remaining from last year. The club had great expectations for this year after the 1996-97 campaign — the best for the Panthers in more than a decade. Last year, they were the talk of the league, amassing an impressive 34-124 mark for 72 points, good for fust place in the Eastern Division. The team also produced more points than in the previous three Panthers' seasons combined. Pickering dispatched Oshawa in the fust round of the playoffs, before injuries played a key role in stalling the team's fortunes in the semi-final round. This season, the Panthers have retooled under the guidance of new head coach Rod McGillis, who replaced throe -year bench boss John Blackburn. The rookie -laden Panthers have proven frustratingly inconsistent through much of the regular season. The team will fin- ish the season below the .500 mark but, due to the league's new playoff format which will see 14 of 16 squads qualify for post -season play, Pickering will make a playoff appearance. The club has just come off a poor weekend of hockey, lasing two of three games. Not a good omen as the Panthers approach their last two league games in Syracuse Friday night and an as -yet -unscheduled make-up date with the Quinte The playoff picture is still mummy for the Panthers, who could meet any one of five ttarris — Syracuse, M Idiam, 7bomW V bon or Quu to — when the first -rotated, best -d -five playoff series opens the week of Fib. 16. Coach Blizzwd has no preference who his charges meet. But, he knows the Pananrs will need an upset as they'll chum shady be under- dogs no maser who they face. "I'm not sue which one of the tanks we'll play, but it doesn't maga NIte mutt as web meet one of die trop Mearns firer Al Riva writes in or 7kearay notianan of sao cohmeniAL To mspowd to this cohow cart how owree at ow -mm and am 5101. The News Advertiser is am ter tie Merula.d Niwia& Pubfishint and Meda[- P or newspaperTi s. e News Advertiser is a wtsrther of die Ajar A FidWdft Board of Trade, 0mum Coonomy Newspaper Assoc., Cwndm C*Mmw ity Newspaper Assoc., Cera lcm Cir- culaeions Audit Bond gad tie Ontario Prat CaaaW. Tie publisher merves be sight to classify or seI gay sdvatisdaew Croda far advertisenwo Wailed to space ptia anal occupies. lw Y• Y• Y• Y 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 LILLIAN HWCHERYL K, isuaviot uction ManW ��l"'W"' s'u �p c� �S'a `+ a..aw cr.. r.r. P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, IVII&PAGE 7 OFpi0 y; YOUTH& ADULT W, ART CLASSES G) Pickering Rec ad G11 Complex ioi;�420-2222 683-276 0 Call Now M ~n 4 hr. Dlirect-A&6ess 42 -46 2 0 7�3 own g.on. plickerin 420-4621 p Town Public Meetings 1 0 OF r+ DEPARTMENT �e "g OF CULTURE &{ Feb. 21- 29 "Family Literacy Week" RECREATION GET INVOLVED PICKERING' Feb. 10 Race Relations Meeting, Town HallREQUIRES A Feb. 11 Commitil— of Alievictrinont T.�- 1141.111 aw The Council of The Town of Pickering is inviting PRE-SCHOOL invo!vcd 'T.I.- Isi; c cwwadwofvw committee. committee is resIXMsJ;d�for *the 1 Feb. 16 Council Meeting, Town Hall Town Of PICINI INSTRUCTOR maintenance of theinventoryof historic or architecturally sif review Feb. 19 Statutory Public Information Meeting, One The Esplanade TO t nificanit buil= to r,,' Affordable Family A6* ,elci�ru , a7 historic or �ln. =,4a ilk Town Hall PICIMN Orteft TO d..Ss and to plan for LIVSK7 and get involved in Heritage Week. Feb. 19 Service Advisory Meeting, Town Hall IMMEDIATELY 1 :1 SWIM PASSES The Heritage Ptckmnl; Commince ince s per Feb. 23 Executive Committee Meeting, Must be in possession month at the Pickering Civic Complexonand sis -pc:)eeJ - -ass or Equal Opp" comprised of eight members of which one i a swim pow of4ws pre yjr or �, rvi Town Hall EfTloiller of a current Early member of the Town Council. Although no public and 0" swirriffwg at both Clilildhood Education remuneration is made to the members of the Duribiortor, Indoor loot and thePecrection conwrittee• there any be opportunities to attend C.110ex " Rini peaswxAxJes " use of REMINDER TO ALL TOWN OF PICKERING in mortlairce a* fill Certificate; experienced seminars and mileage to view historic or W* rrwribersf)o chcrgetoom focilifies FOQ TAXPAYERS AllureMail Freedom of in MUM archisecruirally stollicant buildings would be paid. k�l ADULTS ONLY This tom ts not elligible for the 19" Inkinnallaw and Polickoff planning for 20% farri;tv ckscount. ana is void for only two PROPERTY TAXIES of x1 rte Act to children ages 0 - 6 If you we interested in bring a met ibet of this ifs P- kwrwy —berstup S— P— iro • please wbmit a letter of interest with a -Jo not home guest privileges DUE initinnaft plierw is yem in a pre-school brief outline of your qualifications or involvement in FEBRUARY 24, 1998 collected ptirsuent to ft setting. the corraw of applicaticm to the Heritage ANNA KMMK IPS AVAMAKE A, Uunbpal[Act FLS.O. 1990. Pickering C must be forwarded to the AilloidatilleFun*Fm 3 moll Annual The first of two installments of the INTERIM tax bill c.M.45.andwillboundID piem i February Z7. 1998. 'I* is due this month. sobmit a Youth .71 $76 saw a All applications received will be kept for a period of Adult .73 5106 Latepayment charges are added on the first day of the tied resume by six months mill appbcams will be notified in the Family 74.77 ]$a following month on all unpaid installments and on the We ftnk all trop F;Cbrllary 17, 1998 to ever* ibere am vacan , es In -Cher - -finnialecs. $0niorXID40bied 32.71 $76 first day of each mn It thereafter. The rate is 1.25% for indwitials who aW. Valerie each month, or fraction thereof. JOW!S� Brwe Tal t, AC?-ff, CMM c hm,aw. wily if= Clerk Our w1cphonc number is: applicants 7arftd an Employment kimices Town of Pickerin (905) 420-4614 wtwvww Will be Coordinator, Human One The 5E aciuvalemedP" Resources Department. 1.1Mn 6K7 T - THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN Rtntil, lNm,l kristil, Pix4 kcnW, Pt.,l kcritil,"" OF PICKERING &)Ih pools area% ailable for pri� ate rental Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter E. 18 \1 \ KE ) (W \EXT PX RTN .% SPI. ASIP 4 Class Environmental Assessment for Mumcl al Roads - Schedule 8 Call nim for morc infornialion68.1-6; NOTICE Recreation Complex Pool Respecting retirement of a portion of Rosebank Road. Pickering. being part of the original Parking on road allowance between Lots 30 and 31, Range 3. B.FC . Pickering. Town Streets 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 One week nu'np'esssm During un'seftaw mPiv!`ft0osrPwfiwmft municipal road system as a result of the mason for Lessons closure. There is no cost to the Town of the Ifetilim of this section of road, which is expected to be Lft'011 ACL I -12 completed by March :l. 11"Ill. Daft: Mon. March 16 Further infoemaition is available as the following Snowfall a Tues. March 17 location: um arc18ThoffteTOWNofg,No person shall on any Town street March 19 TOWN Clark Fri. March 20 rAming Civic Campkit, ow MW E""almse stop any vehicle in such a manner as 11:11111 M andl 4-W -'?In Pon ndWrim& Outer* LIV GK7 ni e Aivat$55.00 Unmimy to Frillay, 8:211111 ajol. to 4:31111 per.to interfere with the clearing of snow Ser (5 -1R hr. bnoinv OWL 3 Per dose) persons may provide W comment to the from Town streets. PrMft $96.W Town respecting this ==by To::Mb - 112 M. bnoow anna. 1 per cb* Comments should be Ciel 19". 15 N the Lad clan darft at IW30 m & 6:X above address. If concerns regarding this projecit cannot be resolved in discesslions wan: the Tows. my Clifimfor "MY may request that the MW of theF�viranwPUBLIC NOTICE nun unnan end E`cr" "bill"-tip" the: project to an PWWW noire of Mention to pats a by-law to stop w. close and sell to the boosting owners the bilfivid"I environmental assessment. -tip"-% road low" as Rosebmik Road. Pickering, being part of die ongland raid allowance between requests sum be received by the Minister at Las 30 and 31. Rimp 3. B.F.C., Picket as AD" as sketch below. address belotltt 36dWshisssi 3 13, 1"Ill, NVINMR,198 ?Wrl10E is belreby given to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, that the C;mmW of The MiekW of die EavkoomM end EMV Coorporation of the Town of Pickering Intends, at ft now 10 be held at the Pickering Civic Adult WSUM Workshops! M Flocii; 135 SL Clair Avenue VAML Tomeno, Complex. Ow Mile Esphisimb- Pkka Ontario a 7:31110 pAs. = March 2,116, to plans a by- Ontario, M4V IFS bm to slop-spy ckw and sell to dw aboWng owners that porboof of 6c road allowmee known as Are you interested in Leisure It there a no *%in-- nqsm received Reabmk Rost WbirksIllopdPwgrarns? 12, l"Ill. he 7;_wWwil complete do == The Department of Culture and Recreation section of Rosebeek Road an I Tile I 'I I P by4m. plim end desciriptift shoilviialk the 1=6 affected may be viewed in die office at the Town Clerk of do Tom of PMwrm& has something for YOU! At the above-mentioned somfing. Council will hew is person, or by his or hex comosel, any person Program: who cities; bis or her lands will be pnJedicially Country Craft Wark9liops affected by the by-lam and who applied to at Tillers Ckrk to be hesid. A" such pertain who Folkart Seminars wishes to be board should, as soon as possible, Stained Glass Workshops make written applicatiost to, Watercolor Ilk WO&Olops, J. Thylot, AMCT, CMM TOWN Clerk Indian Cooking - Advanced Pickering Civic Complex Lawlor" One The Elphisside Karate - West Shore CC Pkkaing.Ontario LIV 6K7 TheKwon Do (905)4204611 For more informatiioo, PI"M can the Notice issued at Pickering this 5th day of January Department of Culture and Recreation at DATED a Pickering this 5th day of January, 1998. 420-4621. PAGE ti - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1*, 19" Pickering Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 00'C Chargers win basketball tourney ' • ■ championship One Ajax high school senior boys' bas- ketball team finished with the 'B' division title, while another ended its run with a quarter -final loss in the 'A' category at the 17th annual Durham College Harvey's Classic in Oshawa last weekend. Ajax's Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers earned the 'B' division championship by defeating St. Mary 61-50 in the final. Kurt Taylor led DO'C scorers with 19 points. DO'C started the tourney with a 50-48 victory over Sir Oliver Mowat school of Scarborough. Darrell Almeida notched 13 points for Denis O'Connor. But, the Chargers were defeated by Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute 71- 49 in the second -round match to relegate them to the 'B' pool. Marlon Mattison scored nine for DO'C. In the 'B' quarter -final game. DO'C edged Peterborough CVI 62-60 to advance to the semi-final contest. Kendell David netted 16 points for the Chargers. DO'C defeated Ernestown 61-56 in the 'B' semi-final, led by Kurt Taylor with 12 points. Meanwhile, the Pickering High School Trojans, currently the top team in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics league standings and ranked in the top 10 in the Toronto Star poll of senior boys' hoops squads, lost in the quarter -final to a strong Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute team 63-61. Anthony Smith scored 20 points for the Trojans in the losing cause. Pickering High started the event with a narrow 68-66 win over Peterborough CVI. Mark Malcolm led Trojans' scorers with 27 points. The Trojans then rolled past LOSSA ri- vals Father Leo J. Austin Wildcats from Whitby 60-33 in the second -round contest. Malcolm again led Pickering High scorers with 16 points. The win put the Trojans into the 'A' semi-final game against Guelph. One other local squad — the Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas from Pickering — lost both of its opening two tournament games to be relegated to the 'C' quarter- final. Pine Ridge lost to Oshawa's Eastdale Eagles 64-36 in the quarter -final match. Adrian Whyte was the top point getter for the Pumas with 18. Pine Ridge opened the event with an 85- 41 loss to Middlefield. Adam Masterton scored 17 for the Pumas. Pine Ridge was then outgunned by Perth CVI 68-32 in the second -round contest. Troy Crossfield netted I 1 for Pine Ridge. The top-ranked Trojans play the Dun- barton High School Spartans in LOSSA league play today, Tuesday. Feb. 10, before suiting up for a pivotal match against the St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Mon- archs, the second -place team in the LOSSA Western Division, at St. Mary in Pickering on Thursday at 2 p.m. Annandale finks, swept out of zone playdown BY JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX — Three Annandale Curling Club rinks came up short of the mark at the Comfort di; Qual- ity Hotels Intermediate Men's Zone Playdown at Annandale on the weekend. Sixteen teams competed in the double -knockout event to determine two winners to advance to the re- gional playdowns in Omemee later this month. The Don Glinz rink from the Whitby Curling Club was the 'A' side winner. Competing for Annandale at the zone event were rinks skipped by Gerry Pinkney, Gord Norton and Dave Hutchison. With Pinkney were John Thain, Doug Lawson and Rick Moak. Norton was supported by Alex Bianchi, Bert Durand and Ron Alexander. On the Hutchison team were John Smith, David Wake and Jim Easson. An Annandale bantam boys' rink ended up I 1 th in a 24 -team junior bonspiel in Weston on Saturday. The team consisted of Jason March, Gra- ham Hill, Mat Critchley and Jason Ferreira. In addition to the intermediate men's playdowns, Annandale also hosted a bank bonspiel and an abbre- viated St. Valentine's Jitney on Sat- urday evening. The annual mixed bonspiel gave some curlers an introduction to the sport. Two four -end games were played by 16 teams at the event. Donna Powers' rink won the event, with a team skipped by Arthur McCrorie finishing second. All par- ticipants won a prize for their ef- forts. Next weekend, the annual Annan- dale Ladies Invitational Cash Ex- travaganza (ALICE) Bonspiel will feature 22 area women's teams vying for cash prizes. P S ports News Advertiser Pickering High School Trojan Andy Mitchell drives for the basket with Peterborough CVI's Sheldon Gollo- her draped all over him during first- round action of the 17th annual Durham College Harvey's Classic in photo by Ron Pietroniro Oshawa this past weekend. Pickering High defeated Peterborough 68-66. The Trojans later beat Whitby's Fa- ther Leo J. Austin Wildcats before dropping their 'A' quarter -final match to a Guelph school. Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Conl■lereial Ave., Ajax - 11WM: 9 M - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Sdoray 683 0707 FAX: (905)579-4218 1� Ihm "ON da>1ft til 40 Oft. - Fri., sat 9:110M - 3ptt TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 1 1 Careers ME Grtlers otrioe Hav ATTENTION ALL CLOCK -WATCHERS! 0 9-5 6 all you have to look forward to, then mo* you should join us at hitaerim Faandnl Services. 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Mot have own tnroporbeofL raped ala an ossa. 018 wa trail 819970. 1Woma help THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,19!7 -PAGE 9 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser C Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 1822 WMites Rd. Pickering SaDrattt•ee-Almbedea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE _d _mi Tues, -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. ...�•..,- ...... Snn-Moon til 5 p.m. w'B'aT . 011 Es lapaellefar a CLOSED Meafty's. FAX- WI 57S•4219 RECEPTIONIST FULL TIME We require a mature person with good telephone manner and office skills. Please send resumes only: File 1156, Oshawa Whitby This Week, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5 135 135 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC EXPERIENCED MFG plant in Durham Region requires an experienced Mechanic with knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, vacuum system, steam, conveyers, pumps, etc. Please send r6umel and salary expectations to: File 1197 Oshawa This Week PO Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L5 R A. FESTERS TFAM11 UNG 10 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS for Canada i US 1 yr. exp. 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Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 71_5 Sete 1 /A 1 A OVISTEPAISTMUM a finalityf0eks end oxhi" for prxnngrwaa tis twin Saks pQ0�6r6�0rn For CentraVEuterr/ reOfOwrt or. area. File= sa0nd retiree and salary opecubm b: Vision Canal- Ltd.. aterLd.. 1755 Krasner St.. !Mel 20. Picknii , Ontario. UW 331 LICBm Lift Agents filed ooemrum atllrbe Boort assn. III row wa4s 1-804968.7054 br wdbldld t116sllpe. IE/Y EMBT Mant- mL7wiIR am*" Net opper- apikemail. *a RM ON - fabs Hand SNLEC wow Itmldne, ponnaiv4esyysoorrNraal an compbuup to 3 00 TF . WA woo pbmf. Con inuar, wages and beroen PNCIotRe. Forwafd rosrNe b : 186 OSAaw This Week P.O. fox 1 , OShM OMOM, L1H rea HIP Tosetvi dwlihq Onaifne;s cow nfta" bW and SM Poo* Eve* MM growth POW". Fax resua s to (905) 720.2151 (qua aft CPQ. 135 DUALITY ASSURANCE RE- CEIVER to start ummedwtely. Must tae nVenabe in pipe ww". pressure gages. steel. 04e. crane and torah NAB be a berm IDC for tee right arh64ak. Fax resumes to W tenm Personnel (905) 837- MAC111ME OPERATORS sid in IKelte+'Li. lifir4= rate + his , w'erk bernow. Main be ex, liefteeii1l. (acts) 420-07s4 Mm �■� Neelcal DwWd DENTAL RT61ENIST, to work inaemny leave n Whey ot- riee Call KWW 666 3603 DENTAL RECIPTWMT re- owm F '. , . , n reacts. contclim and amounts HARP pick *if Sat and eve Nog hoer; Please a 831.4709. oar for Jrawn omm RECEPTOMT. Whitby of Wee Evenings and SahWOays Pfean can 9 an -4 Dm. 1londiy - Fndry (905)721-2100 Mar 2nd to Aug 21 1996 Net I d" -- bit in WR body PraChkt Cha: Elpentha in AMN ant Volk Med an s- sel. Poet for" reskmt It, Fahy Care Meaca Centr,. 3060 Gaeah St. fMet 104. OUW ON LIR 267, an Mrs M cwm .1 Dorr- lpnfed CWMNMD LnIF Out naw ny required. 030 firs per week) fa 2 Urlden. 4 AM 2. at requir". em pooled. awby. (905) 666-4505 EMRENUDUWF-M nanny ha 3 guns. S. ]and 9 morel ofd. 3 - 4 day weak Lyne hms<keeong. ria, smoker. references, reahpts and own velvat 6adw ad Taaton 666-4w3 IINIIMO, expeenced rdwo- caregiver. 50-80 hnJper month occ weekenift, 5 yr�year twins. Live ad, own trarapor Ub0417 West S�aMr(905) SEERIMO ELDERLY West In- dian lady to baba -SN 4 digs weekly uverpoWFti � Call 9905- 831-17% • • 0%- my BrodNnli~ oaks. al - WOW rales. sexog hours. CPR A first and aid more! M5W6-3964. E.C.E. Suit P n, ishow tare to as apes. C.PR., First Aid, kwn-soarera h aiabk Cal 73-305 awe Play aro, bis. Mrrcet yard• craft smaYe Awe. � aATIaLE person ahaimb br hols" Tow Mob 12-.330pm. CA bei 427-75& t m1M9L wo years of ettq ale tarpuiNhce BCE. 1MCM rm4 oAl NLs a tpeoe a�n� Ra s- atRi PUMM heeb i Reaec LWAV h. 11 1R woofs b �12 yam DOW phnigs CralNad Pam,guy sm Nu*L w trtioo Aa* shreds Fish ANI, CPR ftit- Use. t big 906 TTIC RE ant! �rhgIM Cam M ftM meek and snaGa, sbry bro. singihp -it c a tt, indoor and oddpa at:enen. 3619.02955 Gt Stephare aralyy. +xrB�V4lWeld!.ii•+IiGi-ilatEOerdiTh.waanrww.rw.r••.hr..•,ak. t..r .. .. ...a.+Rw.-Y+�......+w:..:... .r.P.. , ,.., ..:. 1 Frewodd FIREWOOD Roka Lumber d Firewood Centre 4'x6'xIr. $60. 448'06. $65 Estab- lished 1963 Days 705277- 3381. EvenWgs %5-434- 6665. Free dawry to Osthaia area A-1 FNIEWOOD, e=f1ent very best Qualm/ hardwood. guaranteed extra long tree full/ seasoned. cut a sW r0loonneessty measwel mil. tree 9057532246 Mot Frewpod ARSOLUTFLT TIE REST - top Qwtrry Pseraaseonnepd, narm�ood bV O Poe CRN wM DURHAM FIREW000 427-5278 1 tlrr�ewh 1901 MCIM CARLO, 350 2 our Mo. driven laly. SWO 000 427-5736 FN1EIlTAMKWF CENTRE. 52- woe Derry fr.se, enmi. feral cornQborr. asap Mo CA 426-5404 RERNORE loather i dyer for safe ntxserw eartlRak. Can 5o9-8002 1 Amman BAmAtE door nq ws. broken cokes wrier;. apen- on moaned 345 New dons/ 16371 0073 Rus Doors Zr MM Stereo T V . $625 whet Ftsher Sw oiNd Stereo PSOWOR SM wens $12 50 / weer 1-004 267-9466 2 -SFT. western plow fit W" Mass C week It" 3200 Sue to Copm pow fonly n,-6462. Serious sn A TEA[ dreg rami Sat. leather, seats. naw - - - , n. purr 4enwt alfa avadme Sarhowso wkes lnw usage 905579.1062 APPROZEUTELY 197 cu0rc- feel Kenmore. sa v'sadt. wh t Inow. nm0wbk Opp - ds to Walkermown am If erepad Pld- o0 905 433-9654 RLEACKO Oak. Seed oak toe MT x 66. wtu 6 chairs and malclang buttret am hu" Excellent =OINam $19W 000 cat 9os-e66 8296 snp CANADIAN OIN elan - D VO Sound and r7_5 rimOver 100 chants SS IS'week Free delivery 1-404267-9166 CAAPET .V NrI. KAM - I mill in !to price Wide but of cvfows Ram styles- For ftDesi wake on your pwduse. 710 me now Mo me Ion negobair the ngN price to in your budginmft (905) 426-2802 CAIMETS - hots of arpet, t00% nlrlOn, new stain re- lease arpe s on talc. Ind carpet 3 mons. SM. Price nrhdes MW DheNNrWN Deo Often irobAeeon, fast deMv Try, Mee COMM$ 00 lendy. Revision 6862314. G1uM SALE Las 01 fir Pas, 100% Toilets stain n- Noa. afpet 3 rooves 5339. (30 34 ytl) ehadee o*K Phtonw Ped and imteRF DON. Fee ntiAtaAo ahem Ie11 ' 1 SWV" Dwhaw and "M a arae saes 905- emom SALE- 6Aarareee WOW noat S10 atli br ym► LOW ideceon of co - Infer i itieft CRR Most. u t 805.431.1010 or 416-=- amCO qr�e COQ 2 P�c.LCOtlhtn set ALW $150 Ob. X2500 CLFIMMCE SALE - to% ON as knifing finlg wow. dacha yxla and aaosoeia. Pat Peng 9052619. CLEMAMCE BALE Aerobic and daaa sear na suds. 60% OFF ap Pary905-2649. tt' CaM PDA COLLUM looking for w r- pe�id• as (905) 263-11 09 guam, 20 ton, Cam 230 230 LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207 WANTED: STEEL CAGES or LARGE BINS Approx. dimensions 4'x4'x4' can be a little smaller or larger. Call Tony or Troy at (905) 721-0986 1 Articles for Sao COMrUTER SM ML Pemi- um 166 MMX 16 x C D to Ir' Int. 32 M 8 ram. 5151 weds '-804267-9466 CONPVRN CLEARANCE Centre 486 system Complete win cow nhornilOrs unAer 5400 New 233 systems rWh mower and Canon primer $1.355. hewed Uw pocessei how 30 b ir6589Had aws Iran 540 UB to 2 5 gig Wu $195 Cas to Ifudets on other mitt Bey ad knot for ImS lydm Mine 164 ease - Un Ad E. Est 432 hone 401. &Mwanwet LIEF It eMIRS' ADpbnc�es Parts. SNvhce ShOwr n tuft ON ap amn Ikhdga 331)0 stakes 3201). washers S250. dryers S190. on; dryers. ^V 2-8 Vws 362 French St M05}432-7167 ROUSE ARTICLES for safe Antiques oil paintings, mir- rors oedfooin ", dkwp row sets at howicon MM) 42667% JM DIEN power washer. Caaripfete om bort and gin. naw now A" Woo Deo. Jaetvde 1 005-326 2212 (sop) NOv SALE. Dmig ser. Dedroom ser sou set. enW- lanrnem Cense. lb, feet KawAsau motorare 25000 odds s ends 666-0850. 4120- 9477 NEW AND . slow wasner,drrye�r. oar nudge. freert Ross Appliances. 325 %Sanaa SI S . Ottawa 576- 71 POOL Tasks 8' and 9' sole billiard tables for sae Call 905-420-6113 uprCompaq 48&M $22775 Desk Flint Catmq. I bea0om, d- nete, tarry room fwrihwe. 0k (905 * W1/� rb d more DANRBW FMWTNK.. But the price npeae!! We have pat rec. notice tura ker- her prigs arc gawp rp..Nherelone enecew Mar. 16 our prices Will nse.-Sieve on ae1p Bedrpow arra oma- 90nat picas. Traditional RbodworMwp has been hand aahp the hiq test gratify said pin i oat harem e Dwhaw Region for Own 23 Years. Trade0Aa1 woodawA- No 905-9RSB774. 115 Wo Poll Read, Pert Perry. qa F�fE SM asd sp, reed slov4s 5200. aAd up. and washer: 5250. dhTws 5125 Red rµ New bold rove hidpes. 16. C.1. 5606. New hand now 30' stoves SMB. uric tp. Nn 5 C.t. hewers 5255. s pliaAas 2Z7� . w a4 576.7148 STAMM. dryers. tribes. Slaves. From $25. Imo. 0 down, Ira delivery. 1-80- 267-9466 WUMM hes keep Onves old. Cal now for free eskoale. Cubo belt we decorative designs. smie Designs s Goveral III "iFp. Alae (905) 426-3579. 1 AAi[!tt wan CUM OR DEALS We Buy. SNI d more' Nome mdior video. ar audio. owls. CD's. rrnovr;. gams. gold. aa- nnOrldS. fnwrrttwe. X90514 1785 905- 71.2274 (W5A66-0OD4 1 Arts A • Cres COURnCE CIIAFTERS' MAF RET NOW OPEN Located at The CourtKe Flea Market 4 Km East of Oshawa - stow and sur vow hsd-made pro- 01=13 dM.CW b tr PAkc -tow Iwng to be tow wt b ere ft sing so "Wow 6 Vow own CAN 905-436- 1024 FOLK -Alli GASSES aval- a ie N knai sprnaManq aeoNwrnooleb i nebeginner s,(90) 5116- 394' after5 p in ©• 1 PMWfSuyeheer M BORER OW , I .elks otd wlure female CYCregistered, 3500 Can 655-3028 sop UMU AM Pups for safe Non-sneodtrg. non- A phC, train gwrarnn. vW-nssc ed laorwe trawrg stareea (705) 786-3120, Imre uWtssage 11 ArWo.noaAr so CREDIT PRORLEMS7 On Te SM financing Down p* - me from s500 OAC Cars tracks vans 1981 to 1991 Alawy AM Saks Ltd 792 suricoe Sheet solo. Oslsws Phone 9057243382. 19/6 CELEMITY Eurosport 1985 Cnrys:er New Yorker. 1986 Hyundai Porry CcrMkA Best offer Fust' loaded 7(9005►686 4328 a (905)666- 19$ B WM. V-6 5 Rad. new Clutch ores, battery. Nat serviced. excellent Condition. $2.650 cerebed a 433-4t61 days. 579.5809 eve 19x9 COMM. 2-soor. 5 speed. 4 cyl. $2595 1990 Cher Sprint. 2 -door. ado. 92.000 kms. S2395. Bah cer- ohed 985.7811 or 433-1787 INS NAM 626 LX. PW. PL, ANIM1005S.. at 210.666 km. excellent conatkn. cera AK 52.950. (SM) 5%-0250 INS POIMW Greed Pru SE. V6, loaded. 245.00611m, red. 2 -door, $2.000 as a. Cat 905- 69"181. 05663-5181. Im SMNOW hire, 1 Cpl. ante, at. 5R,Doo kmExr11F leo coaddM 53500. Cal MM 6*4M ab 7 µWt 1918 RIM hop" )IS. tdee, alb. p.w.. µn.• at headed. body 78.0ofti • hely &haL Asldhp 54200 o.b.O. Call (906)430-1424 1911 > 2-dow. hakoF back5 ah- 5 a 190 1811 FMO Tempo, 4 door, good cothsRotl 1 unne c r- Mie0.S26111 o.b.o. fall 571- 6911 ant Spin 1981 NYYMAI Exch sE. goal cmdhaon, 163.000ko, red. 4 -door, awanwic with ovtahve, 53500 as is. Cal business: 905.831-2525. Ihorhe: 9os-031-139!,. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 19" 1 1 for sdo' 1 1 for Sob 11 RUN' _ 1 1 PAN =07- wtt s r I ore or 1 wit 1 Birtlhs 1 9iths 1911 SUMGIHO 4 ride AaamrAodemon cyb r, sulowaft, Am/Fm Cassette. Ar wm wmlg, 1 owner. lady P w n AUTO SALES. 939 Dundas St. W. Hwy n. Whit. by (next to Coffee Time) Ihim . Asking 53600 O.B.O. (905)430 -CARS (2277) 1993 Owed mull SON (416) 754- 8492. Lumma 4 door. auto. air. bus. lake. park and shopping, $7995. 1994 Firelly 5 -speed 2 h". 55995. 1993 Grand 1912 LUMINA MO. White.door new brakes. new fres, p.w, ~n SE. auto. londcd, $6495. D.1. original came. 112.000 - 1990 Z-24 auto. black. loaded 1969 Astro Van. auto, 7 pass, m . tAom11 57600 carol d. 726 1917 $4995 1991 Blazer 04. load- barns Phot or gag 9aneistheed Everyarne accepted reparAess ed.57995. available 1993 CIEV Lumina Z34, 2 "XSOUTH Condo t0 share, door. 3.4L engine. am. air. all WE FINANCE POW.. ew, with burgundy Cloth kAenor, erpNem dxlydi- EVERYONE bn. 114. OOObn, 1 owner 510.500 artltied. 639-7136 NO tum downs. 1911 DODGE COLT. 5 spd. First time buy - excellent corwmw. 56500 ers, bankrupt; 00 Cal Nee 666-2569 mer bad Credit; 220 i burs. 416-523-2786. 9.5 p m OSHAWA 4 bedroom semi. near Oshawa Career. available 1951 GRAND PRO. V6. ph. credit! you abs, pit., pilo.. Wer nk security work, you drive! system. 4 -door. approx. highway kms. Lots o} pre - p new tiro a Wako $12.900 like owned new. one owner Call 905-663-3020 vehicles t0 from $650 and 3 B/R choose from. TIMM LINCOLN low" call Ex- SPECIAL wis sell conationceptimer for balmor on a FINANCE lob oft.905-e39-W% DEPARTMENT 1995 NEON Sport. 5 -speed. SHERIDAN CHEV air. power locks a rrkrrors. log liglns. red. 96.0o0km, well 905-706-8498 mantwed $6900 o b.o (90506-2625 leave mes- II Ce pandit . Foe b sage. Can 430- 013, AJAX SOUTH - legal on NO OOMN e bedroom new baumem MYJEMT, carries We fell. Brand new Bite de- 3 -INE DOW home with In - fished losemem: mak looking apartment. fridge. stove. gas fireplace, cable. parking. Near hashed 2 bedroom. can be very easily 4 bedroom. Don't to stove with clan, deal non. smoker, bus. lake. park and shopping, mss els opportunity b own. n0 pets. available Feb.25th. $450momh oft - NO Pets/smoking, IstAag. $695 inclusive. (905) 666- Call Bill Richardson, Realty. Net Associates (905) 433- sive. AAonaMwy.2. (416)2W 5740. 4043. 7949 barns Phot or gag 9aneistheed Everyarne accepted reparAess AJAX, bed/snttmg apartment, level. OLIMEMARM WY, 2 -bedroom "XSOUTH Condo t0 share, upper fur- man floor d bacupit, bn0 Ouftng Controlled entrance $624 and $729 nIShed or unfurnished, park- ing: mature, room, din" room. S75N whirlpool, Sauna, Quiet. working adult preferred. 5435 monthly month includes utilities Call (416)2"15V pool, parking, Is 90s 666-3299 a • , last, $400 inclusive. OSHAWA OSHAWA 4 bedroom semi. near Oshawa Career. available Available imme- Strong Family Environ- April to. S9% Plus fjobbas No dials . merit at 280 Wentworth pets 17 required. Can ( ) 420-2370 SIM Large 2 8/R apes available in well magdaned -931 from $650 and 3 B/R OSHAWA. 3 bedroom house ROSSLAMW CITROEN AREA. � quid house 5300 all in_ from $680. t)teities in- cluded. Easy access to near shopping tenter, $875 Plus utilities Wilml, (905) dusire. mare prelerred. Ism/ last requiredCall Ray scAools, shopping. Great 39-1649 �- 0070 Community Stant. (905) 721-8741 TWO 1 BEDROOM opts. oval. OSHAWA. small 2 -bedroom home. 2 appliances, pas, ;7r de*. 2 car pl. rg. $675 .utilities. fistAastref. cendowAosm PaCILEyg'NG- Large 3 bedroom l b toad MONEY PROWL=. Get out npstonc build". ,t ft col- i gs, hardwood floors. fire- ' �O� Aprl. wry a Adelaide. $125. Harmony Rossland 5630. Avail Marl st (705)4* -3679 condo Spectacular laked debt quick witlbut going A a A AUTO- Cars, trucks n first a last. no dogs 725 2216 Bad and Oaks. Oaks. view, large balcony, -ly decorated S9Mmoran. 1st a barns Phot or gag 9aneistheed Everyarne accepted reparAess � sOft slgp/stora�e. Cal VICTORIAN MANSION. large. spa spacious 3 bedroom room n.... ,....r,.S rz,•,• bast Cal (9051839-4659 d c+edt � � i" � Ouftng Controlled entrance $624 and $729 sunny 1 -bedroom apartment �•!•; dry. 5imormapore garage,e ow_ a 905-576-3505. Forget in Olde Whitby Near down- car parking. fi ha - replace. bard- a • , Sbrdent bares incleded. to bus. sboDDpng, all ubleie5 included. hrsVlast required. town. amenities and Go sU- wood floors. basement. cow- RhMAi OINCK SMALI business C Classified eon For more information 665 pied by owner $1.350 indu- OSHAWA 4 Mostes Free Tat 103M. $10-5OK Consolidate available in well magdaned -931 sive Available immediately. (905)931-0951 500 101400 soft 2nd floor Your credit cards loam into 19% CAYALNER, like new. 7 led lady IMNf lY. Snare 2 -bedroom luxury contemporary apt in PICKETING 2. bedroom bun- from $100 main Ile. 300- 1600 Sgft from 5300 600 sq one low smelly_payment un- secrr1 x-571-5278 t� The News 1995 PONTIAC itWFIRE GT. • • NORTH OSHAWA Super targe 1 AYAILA/lE IMEOIATE- npstonc build". ,t ft col- i gs, hardwood floors. fire- la Id. wale to PTG Va" roe GO ft 2 nd. Noor across from OSh. Centre. East ostma. Ilortgsgmm. Em Map +I 3"1 ss erksmt 5 speed. fully loaded many added A a A AUTO- Cars, trucks a 2 bedroomis! Extra Wet balcony Well man aged quiet LY, m spachous.carpelrobOd. new y Ware. 2 bakame5. $165 in- Avigbk April 1St $1025 . YkkYes. GN 120-1524 � sOft slgp/stora�e. Cal • - .F� A(�ei Y.Ser aeras. power eery_ Yhpg. 60.000 Wry kms. new b� We pay $80 $10.000 Ouftng Controlled entrance $624 and $729 pained. with balcony. dose dwang talipes (9051666- 5123. LENT WITH OPTION to Wry. 434-2447 or 6551132 MORTGAGES Good. bad and 432-5X9 tires asking $11.450 905.665- 1094snp Cash on the spot Any conA- bon. any yAN Cam us any- utumes a- bleparkm0 knaudeC No to bus. sboDDpng, all ubleie5 included. hrsVlast required. W1fT1Y, one 0ldrdOrn Limted melee nor of 2 and 3 bedroom garden town (101nem KING ST. Oshm. proles- sane bu4drrhg 760 Sq. ft.. a ugly Rnanc�rng for are pur- pose, raps from 449% AN C Classified Con' traded time. 21 hours. 7 days. 30 dogs Available Ma r^ _ and April 1st P -,on. no pelt. 1 bedroom 5675. available in well magdaned at the Village or the Square - Ice. includes 3 ances. fewp applications acpp1ed C4)m- arch(220 dop; �'A'bb' Ibrdn 1 1• 41 19.3403 or 1-905-271- 19% CAYALNER, like new. 7 led lady m•h service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-52M 579-5584 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- room $"a. building 4 Severe; Really Lad. Oxford Chase Ir NoeAal0 oc- born' 2 In. a Storage. snows a amity MOON" 668-M community Courcy Guo style ej1� SP> 2 bed bum- .000 driven. tur- tladise blue. auto. air cond. II Ce pandit . Foe b 31 V4 sale $6 995 90 Valles Can 430- 013, 905466--7777 rNo r) available Cal fel an 10. 5980 peus hydro Cindy Simon � 1 �"' Dept. phone am thin .900 taus A ANA AUTO Removal - AMXPMt-1 12 2 bed AwaGO. f75Immanthdia inclusive. Aralebk Immediately Orn- wmrrer, 2 kir. fo New our Mod- N Suite. Inc � ( 4Group9o� ommotwam cam 723- � 1.7331. fallir K Cash tor cars Quick remphra (9051426.0206 . . Oaks BACHELM eactim ete. "ro em. laundry, cable. new- Marc' 1st. $770 frstA t car parking heat. wove. leen Co~ banker R M R Rea ESM (905) 728 1069 akl. 225. . a 1l75 GMC Truck Excel- Os1Pfa�� are 11196 FOND Taurus GL Wag_ On. 52.000kms humid. hent- AUTOMOMLES and trucks • reheated. non-smoker S475 all inclusive. available dry PamNa (905)427-5886 13 or0416) 757-7131.) • Storage some lent wnn*bm with 2 "Y- and cww Ready for YY�`��'''• er green. new model game Graz wanted for scrap Arty conA- son. any as b reNba in . emakafely 1b pets may. ;321 WMM. Spotless 2 bedroom. quer building. MMITBT- 5875 pus � 3 n MINI s!orape units. Oscura operation $15 000 available for tamely car Asking 514.5W Cal (9051430-1263 lobo Durlgm Region. Can L,xrpppll4pl area available Mar a St. $745 all indhrsive 0 2 bear in basemene ►cation Single and couple wets avrla0k Easy 0 8 0 Cal (416) 7 3492 bedrooms, new carpeting. POW Also needed. 75 to 117uded CENTRAL OSHAWA ne, Call Pea Bird. Remax Sum $f Frmpkp. 1 access. flo0/monm (9051725 9191 , 4 b HIONt>•y len NOT TUN. 6 person. WIN Rt;. [carr. 7 5 HP 4KW ballcap d GMC pickup for parts Oshawa 9�- 9 • • ,,Along 1 bed $575 Phone Z-2261 for apps or super int- 905 668 3800 NNFTNY- 3 Bedroom man '' Prnale macces - �a6s your conve- purrp. Ihnllr kir $1900 Musa sen 3, 431-040 immediately. AJAX. 1 -tied- 1105 33 When Oshawa WWMY- Bright open rroncept fanrsrit0 baserrmeemt concept poor Nice ern. hit sole. For Sale GIFTED A WING psycnrc's dean, gpAd, able. 2 phone (905►43a-5952 kesve ma- GSN F011 CAItSi we Wry on kitchenEoono.icM gas i 01NRICE 5 aloes to 40, W dean Pont sngtng queer hoot backyard New bOfMg tines available, park". dose answer all quemhorm 24/ naris $3 99mn. 18. 1.100 nienee cveq �-' sage used vehicles Vehicles mug wgrhca tree. 3 �ran0 new. 1 ImdrOom apart- working pa W Ubbmes and IMOMY. 1Nrage $900 . 2/3 eelltmS. Cal 665-0941 451-3565 mart 1763 7 college.CN. air. in 1142 or inusix �- went n new horst. PnvM cable included, washer/dryer , mown. AaFe m f* • WOWrgebroad- X9.980. dark KELLY G SONS auto. Seca 127-2415 come b 479 aikbje� ^trsmoO. aaiaOM anysuns. eedra Ro:sWp/(iarden ern MINT6yfGAMARp 4 ped 8 BONEO ONTARIO HOUSE - of d tee Week 89 Optimal $19150 BaYl1r SI East. Apar of 5645/momh. no sm help, no $,5wwm hrstAeSt room detached 2 Vo doe- WIVES - names a pnrak a Camber S.w S2i5o. as MURAD AUTO SALES AM 434.5422 (905064431 kik garage. 2 112 bag f. cup w ofbnt rrpsbsrs. 1-900-451- Berew $2695. 89 Plymouth VolraOa 327% M Ors pit- CA$R ■ 3f pRJAtAer 8500 coURTICE. two iktdrMMm,in Mm sy- Sensors apartment p'e'ai, v 2.000 sq. 1t.. ap � Tom. $3 Milan, mug 9.30 t0 3:00. 11d- Embu+Os a bodies n Akre lo 53000 on loan iia .3 a a • 1 rpkx Quiet neipnborfhood. Compo 1 bedroom ala, awadAk. mtrcm mt. newer car Of truck lnstaa ph,wne appoval Fut pick-up • • eat. parking. sfora0 wxtsd• 'l Rech palm. c.N a bright. avada04 February 2 eed room apt. avalable March taus rAiees 1st/ l A101A d'b�b ROOM. LADES. pamM yowseD RdmQuon ausags, tbl al. TO Place Your $M4oCaY6 905132-0476. Map +I 3"1 ss erksmt 5595 pHs hhydio. 436~2271 clean grwet tkrildhmhp- all uldr- (1050 4714190 • • rag handl am •. s' y0w' f1aM Medd 905-985-4467 sip SCRAP CMS Wanted. to SW SU Glen St SamO am 3 Dmdroorn tles inchrdsd ExemNsm lora- WWTE'S R0 IFUM 3 kid- • r H price SM40 WMVACS. Mark Marrs wit"d ws. . Brat- Prices pard Same day pilot LARGE ' EE_4.0 'lain floor, w bon. For app cap 43D.7397 room MoCnOt trpdge stove. 432-5X9 s ,8 Classified l,1iiJ$ll tell ALL up up cars kir resale, well piy up b ssooD Can 616-b"00 aa�wal2Cr Centre,rhemly ' Jug ' 110 $E� first/ amortments lsralaele nharee ow obion rrelinei . Aradable April _ t A SRS 40 Kala SM9.90C 796 Surhdar� Ca - ck Oshawa Large two -gory 1771 Con' traded tag. MkIMm induced diareM Can 116-789.4115 �WhOnt (416) 531-9739 Sleet wtg. Ompawa (91)5) Please Call WANTED -Subaru <wD wag- mhnraplp raw � plan $6957mopAh. taut- arch(220 dop; �'A'bb' Ibrdn 1 1• 41 19.3403 or 1-905-271- . mmbwam 1 BOWMANYILLE AREA - Adult 404-9625, 11 30am - 400pm. 3 bedroom semi M on large comer lot Prok - we fully ort sellar any condmon Late 80 s model years Watered b"/partmg nioa and 90 dogs Arwlable March 1St 0786 Rmrr community Courcy Guo style ej1� SP> 2 bed bum- con, p fPOUSE CIERM 77 E R. t%ffrett a Psydwc Answers You cal II Ce pandit . Foe b Call Ron 905-088.351. (!051726912 SAW NORTHWEST OHnow Smoking matenernme Trwcks 1 =MMA Boor St.) Large 2 a Store 2-hedroom basement 3 bedroo r ataM.ees in CIM as nmdnprx $350 $6800 or beg rnm01n0k OR- t!q CNEv st step-sde. ree, a GC curl g Cktas ki 401 a ng Available Nnmt- for Ilortmm papers !OS 723 2111 er 905.965.1139 Cil brand new motor and cutch. Balm cassele Grad dotal From $ N )mpprth_ Phone 905.5761255 SPACIM well-maR, M 2 Map +I 3"1 ss erksmt torhr__ , Asking $7500 car- 2 EDIIOON nasmmehn n bedroom 30S Anel ar 900 An M PUM Iwrl Are me- Medd 905-985-4467 sip executive home on taps SW SU Glen St SamO am Imes SHawv CenhsarS tam pMa ped rt tally rsrarsi t!!8 CIEII St/ Phar up. V6. Ssod 534M farm Roan for 1 Mese Near orturaa SM club Call (9051 waft -in amts. para propel- ed Close so sdhoam. slmop- Marrs wit"d ws. . Brat- asking 1967 Chair 112 V- Bao. 95WkK pug pare. GO Stamon Wk- MmaNy slenrmmss E/ Sgsr well %ed lag Avadmle wren 1 (905)579-9958 days mrJu0ld. Cal 728 4993 NNekl 1993 GMC Satan CL booed t 18.i W kms dwldn �� (W4wUa asking 2 BEOROON. basement apt for rent Exceuem COr1OUwn OSHAWA 2 -bedroom 3 -COO �. gta. N . with 45WOlo w GANerte. ams Gl !DS 726 100.000. Cda aii RoW t ria. Cels 683-0707 curAy gots Vow d Lake On- 9791 ON Boot ComhNdsrrI - 21Ars $2 99, Uro AskNg S898/mo .uol BOMMAMLLE- 4 -bedroom mit. 16. 1400151-4065 No pets Allied. now 436-0476 Side Sonquiet cit, Atllrfe To For Pee trees. poipoipoo hhowN4. w- Dance To R m rst)md rsre c mom. Nexlble dOt mit, w. C/Nlidet co wry S-BEONOW townhouse with Property W Of BowrlNlAk basement 2 bass. . cup a; a lade $,59.900. Nov p pkapept. CI0m4 b 401. Beal- a0wrbs (9$15)623-f95b able Feb _M"1 NON- EXCEPTNHNAI 3 bedroom. 2 Now SMOKER S995/ 100 ad m- Storey bnclalunkrhwm. Fin ckmnwe (905)7z3 SOW ~ t I with ah& out M DWI SOUTH . 3 3 b&Vw". Fenced ard Thinkma xlv..l lo•.n:.e►....I.. , NOOrS. mag wheels t!!4 GNC Jr any 4x4 SLT. Pnvare remtgntt 5 ams . so Odom Urge elm, $660-050 hA.kire5 ts( a tag. cup. morn utdrbes Gam (9051 bedroom lowremw dose to b Must See- Grote WiA• OeDuridy only 3. Ila 94 Mum 323 auto t%OOOkms r4f;my drrven. GO Station. Pickering. Non Smoker 905-8314566 plim s laundry parking no WS -79M or 438-8899 Schools ono sS��wopppprrrngq. $950/$/61.900 Cap (W) w�-bSW 71.000 kms lad warranty. hAy ndlded will we letther IM 377 � BsbS Aralabie April tat i BEOROON upper levet 4 mo All INCLU$NE first/ per firm. d�ihc� ONS tike now flow $6,99undy raerror $18.500 Call (905)837-2766 2 LARGE bedrooms pserrwm (905yb681916 appWnces nod $725. lag Avadmle wren 1 (905)579-9958 days WWI for sale to 94 Deva caw salty loaded. 94 000 tins nary $6.9% . 91 I 1Me1 apt separate mntrarhu a/c. lahrhdry room. WAtes/Mry 2 GSIHAMA SOUTH 2 bedroom. large master bedroom, apse utilities IST a lastt Available Marr.NApnl lg References OSHAMA. Available row. 3• SM9.90C 796 Surhdar� Ca - ck Oshawa Large two -gory Bomw-*e SE. while loaded. 4 Pickering $750 /mo rndu- b Schools Sham $650 n- Call Jim 725-9336 bedroom townhouse von 1.1/2 klkry-Owft executive home 115.000 kms very sexy 56.995 90 Cavalier 224. bead 1191 Astro Van. 9 -passenger six Available Feb / 420 5911 Adak c olive 1gAast months. available March 3-SEORGON man floor ban- to f'' b . garage. ri Yard. near on large comer lot Prok - we fully beauty. ldaded. 88000 kms Pw of a/c. tea a "S. A CLEAN, Bright 1 -bedroom Ig. 571- 7537.571.4599 palow 4 applwhces. m aIf backyard Gose to schools. . Se95/nhommUl.hrfikties bb II Ce pandit . Foe b 31 V4 sale $6 995 90 Valles w. bought new roe -smoker awmem n quest Wadrg drive. faced yard. Balk to Available Marc, 1 $950 ria.. (905)72-1530 rpgmm �gd lager Jetta GL loaded auto rare $5.50089 Von* Gdt. 203.000 km Hwy driven $-500 oat A -I shape 1.705- available wrest. car"Plea. Oshawa aft. scab. only 107 000 kris. 326-2212 (sip) location. laundry, very reasonable red. Cam now 55.500 88 Back Lesabre a d*Y 434-3972 905 263-1093 LK. funded. Wgh kms perfect S11awe.eYiss • 1 : high eN- places: cell" airpliancy $3.320 82 Skylark. auto. pr -EXCEPTIONALLY 3 OeA00m Hbwwsorau, 1 112 WIRE a Wind (1,395. TRUCKS 92 Wmer IM 377 � Clean 1a2 bedroom Non- .16 4 door. 195,000 � �. � $2500. Obw. 905- per firm. d�ihc� Amit be S4en. only $6.885. 92 985 861WIS 5 Darren Pidteridge properties Ford f-150 XLT, loaded. Su- Manch 1St. (9051683-3197 evtmwlgs 905 -Cie -7677 Pecab. v4. geNaghr $9.995. 119e Yamaha Bravo, 250x. AJAX 3 Goo Tacker. auto, low new trail*. wear bars. wmnd- f011TM 2 DedrOom 1sVtast. rderehpm. can9p5-1p1-8695. CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - to Coolant St E um ensuftdhmve main floor �taBmry, Doom and laundry room, orW family ABSOLUTELY ASTOYN W i OWM write a April axil- kitchen with suuopm. dining 6 months Ira. then own a a d*Y 434-3972 room. Inkg room: 2 gas be - how from $550hnomh. BM rhpno wpmHNg adMt wMHooae. (91is) : high eN- places: cell" airpliancy Roo CMwd INW& (905) 3 OeA00m Hbwwsorau, 1 112 gas 72-- bathrooms, lashed base- spdrsser system: sscwity AJAX CENTM- ahem. Sun deck. 4 System, BasemeN complew bedroom, 4 appkarlces2 cean4 Pk - SM + y folgmes Double all kept home. $925.00 pNa Manch 1St. (9051683-3197 evtmwlgs garage wit door spdterto utipes. No poen. 63-8768. car =Mom sal brick driveway. walkway' kms. Sale $7.995 89 Geo TrxllDmprdp5 speed. nice $4,995. Sheba. runs ex , low k -s.. handrearmers. cover $1550. Ocatoxy oc.q ��Callon.' parki g- � ' when, Q" home. Mary a• hgl4sl nbaahctraction.esS, GACKSMT- Carvell. pose 401.3 . 1 Oedroom. Femaoed TALON TERRACE Town -tarps 1 tlr4t level teak pha �b sft'd BaahMuy dNCpral" ar< 140.000 Ids a2m5 kba wit (905) 985-3719. $755 inclusive MoIgAM Smoking. no pas. call 426- rhpno wpmHNg adMt wMHooae. (91is) rb i9oOrmoath . March 15. ftlao. 1g aNear. bedroom u „ blNOh Is1. Ca8436-3346,viailable Bed me 905-7mut -mug b Plhpte 905 728 3329. comb. now Xe.995. $aa pts iM Amb Came. 1SS ale In-MNiRe AJAX Sash. 3 bmdroo. awn m 440 4149 PIC8�8 Large 2 tool 7254M. NEAUTWK. 1 Rod �youria haft. womdak bedroom A IN. Vo at 88on Cee •11bm 1982 NUMBER JEWEL 11' floor � gwglow New $900 taus beWoom apt.urate cur newN rtKhovaeed0, 3 -bedroom bmppow. main q 18MIlEf from Sorsla GM, in dwoM Moe _ bOA MMra car =Mom sal loot, new pawl. seals and carpet. 30 ftp. Evi utmes. No pees. Bemee Bac Gana. central air, p� Available wade e. 11oor ply. hardwood 411111 a don turned" man. IdklNn master Oshawa.. tabndous ow blow. in de wit trMW Slow. 1-706 32e 221z. Baa. 416 ze6 3993. moth indusia Ge 31- ramic floors. Oak "-call rd 0 F res required. $1100 in- basement apit"MOK Sepia- . 5111 BRICKa.80. �b�"I' 2 -bed- room baemseme t, i�K pet, 36111 PICKERINB. Rabvated z duave. Awed" MW Febm 1 Cal 15 PAN = Sm. 728-1399 Deltas. ywO ed for SM. � � �Y kir 1x1 1996 Civic LX Seams. alb. Da4h• PMM entrance, parking.c SM bedroom basement. private CLEAT, newwet 3 ksdrwoM -be � L O' Wpb' sft- Ptkxd at $169,900. sFor W air. 5 b ribose from $16.495. 1 BEJOROOM. basennem apt.. inclusive. Gar drive. faced yard. Balk to I1on1e , garage. 3 ma grip too. . poinbllptt cal (9051576-7207. speed. $12.495.Civic Si Coupe. 1 hb Sg, to. or no pet. I carSWW a lest rel. eAsiYes Inc.. 1 car AMXPMt-1 12 2 bed AwaGO. f75Immanthdia inclusive. Aralebk Immediately Orn- neighbowlbotl, dose SdhOdiS, tYfAer Myer iAd or �saNamMMt Hotdldt tsdlilies. kwak low PMNTE - $219.000. 17 Bac- UM. Moro. acy 53 Ion, S speed. cam 723- � 1.7331. more and den. Fully can 416.260-9391. $850.1AiF0es. (9 45962 Jerred. $385IOoo. Sngrays 905.9 8 5-3 6117 sip. ley Mill Cr BOWMM k. 2 - storey 4 bedrooms. ca.c., $5.996. 1995 Ponehac Spline new washer/dryer. CAC, no COIMTICE• 3 bedroom dew gqaass iiiidowit Civic Cape fNspee 1 8 2 legrhima 13 or0416) 757-7131.) 'W AY°rb'b' kkitchenn & baNc moa-sm n� enauile, o e OX OX 5 sped. 36K. 514,395. . 36 and.d owmem- vae• Stamm $ niarAlh infirr ut dose to 401. Free Packing WeeOUiMlp kimdten � waslrcr, IMP deck/psho. in - 1991 Probe GT. 104 K auto. .cusive. Fridge. stove in. ()SffAWA two 1- 721.0425 aIle a p.m. $110 week Cal 723.3744. grand ppm. 905.023.8559. as a. 1983 Magda MX6. Mys- carded. laundry facilities. No bedrooms, new carpeting. LARGEPtw1e ROOM with levOwlOBTbwR e 1521 K 5 spew. wt last al $9.495 as is. 1991 pets Call 905.7234266 a POr 905.721-M freshly painted. wood work throughout, 4 applonceS 5500 4 b HIONt>•y len pc rwM room. 10 mils hod, AWk G0. 1 boom - Buick Reps G.S Loaded, I- EDIRGON Basement a 5600 inclusive. available roaAam otft" Large 6-W f125AApW CA 427-5441. UW*LOhW. T7 North Taylor kalNr all is. special $6.995. apanmem in Oshawa, large. immediately. AJAX. 1 -tied- :large em -m kildmn, nor pako dsdt LIMERPOOL i or 1 r 48. am" from CAN Desk Canada A PfeYer dean, gpAd, able. 2 phone room basement. Quip shred. on kitchenEoono.icM gas Large bawom mom 10 on log "AOLseder 15G floc all tines available, park". dose fenced backyard, near am heaGanite. t. fenced yard, rill in wgrhca tree. 3 7s k ""a b OWL fins) b 401. Ste* employed non- amenities. public transit at wed drive. sled. Posfibk LUU Amo vale baM. 1dIc en@ te, cantle college.CN. air. N!♦611 M (!S) J13t•iN1 inusix �- may ,(9�OSWj683 629 , mown. AaFe m f* and mfor ddet ds 9"11- CMI WOWrgebroad- X9.980. dark aMe IW.1 g. 905-432-". aikbje� wY 1198. CBR 985.9978. 33. r BMr CA 725-9991. finga a. (9M)M-0088 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1997 -PAGE 11 650 650 650 650 710 710 710 710 710 Q Sat. Fhb. 14th at WARMM S AUCT110N RALL nt Hwy 2, Coorne at 10:00 a.m. Selling second half of articles from home of Ruth Edwardson of Trenton, (note all boxes were packed and never opened) large quantity unseen smalls, plus from a Brighton Estate we have almond nearly new fridge and matching stove, solid pine 9 pc. dining room suite in excell, condition, several small antique tables, beautiful Victoria settee, ant. oak curved glass china cabinet, modern queen size cherry bed with good box, matt and matching night stands, nice ce- dar chest, 2 old hand knotted rugs, cran- berry swirl hanging hall lamp. Victorian bulls eye bed, ant. wall cloak. several in- teresting old pictures, cranberry pickle cru- et. early Nippon vase, / old flatware. n bed sofa cnaus, some Coors, Plus etc , s countless missal. articles, pots, pans, dishes, cook- ware. household arh- cles, small applianc- es. Victorian chair with needle point seat, and other old pictures, frames, etc., large sale starting 10 00 a.m. Plan to be on time, no reserves. Visa. M.C.. cash, in- terac, or cheque with ID Gary & Bill Wanner Auctioneer (91161355-2106 Thurs. Feb. 12th 8:00 p.m. M WABtN1LR0 AIUMON HALL Hwy 2 Colborne For the estate of the late June Halliday of Trenton with an - quantity sewing & knitting materials & supplies, plus large quantity smaller arti- cles from liquidations & close outs. Every- thing from tools to togs, cast iron pcs., scale model cars, etc. All sold in large quantities, partial list of estate articles in- clude fridge, stove. washer & dryer, nearly new upright freezer, large sewing chest crammed full sewing articles, ant. High goy chest, ant. trunk, small ant, col- lectible pcs., china, glassware, knick knacks, etc. Bedroom suite, sofa & chair, excell. bed sofa with matching chair, 486 computer, good port- able T.V., recliner. bedding, linens, etc., dressers, chests of drawers, lawn & gar- den tools, etc. Every- thing from this Tren- ton home to be sold. Note this is a large sale starting at 6:00 p m. No reserves, plan to be on time and stay awhile as we must dear hall for targe Saturday sale also. See other add for Sat. Terms: Visa, MC-. Interac, cash or good cheque. Gary & Bill Wainer Auctioneers (905)355-2106 Wed. Feb. 11, Start 8:00 p.m. View.. from now Ahn Country Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd N. Pickenng. mi. N. of Ftrq. 401 exit 399 featuring this week over 00 b!s of antiques, fine furniture, glass. china & col- Ictibles to ind: 6 pc. mah. SR suite, malt. drna cab. hah. hall table. walnut buffet. walnut table w/4 chairs. itchen table wd4 maple captain's chairs. cheffoneire, ostmaster's desk, mah desk, walnut gateleg table, pini wheel. Royal Doulton character mug. cast iron love, power tools. signed Norman Rockwell print. Ltd. dition Robt. Bateman prints - Kingfisher in Aspen, heerdrop Mountain Goats. carpets, Canadian coins. welry, quilts, mirrors, oce. tables & chairs &more! PATCH YOUR PAPERS FOR OUR SKCIALTY SALE RIOAY APRT IBM. Estates & CessipatoMs our Peft Aectieaeer (905) 6U-041 In 19 S) 576-2217. SAT. FEB.14 a 18 A.M. For Miss Ea S. Hoover and from the estate of Mrs. Audrey Forrester, both of Stoufhrille. Hold at the Bal- lantrae Community Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy. 48 on the Aurora Sd. Rd. Large sale featuring top quality items such as Heirloom blanket made by Fanny (Hare) Hoover 1850; other quilts handcrafted by the Hoover family 1800's. Ant. vanity w/fold mirrors; Gibbard and other dressers: Duncan Phyte dining table; clawfoot and dropleaf end tables: dining chairs: walnut writing desk 0900 (ex); large 2 pc. china cabinet (as new); single and double beds: docks, lamps, old vase oil gyp, post cards, stamps. Spode 60 poi china set: Royal Crown Derby 45 piece china set: flashed cranber- ry, win tourr, Flo Blue plate, Royal Doulton figurine, and much more. Cell phone, general household etc. Mgtry illems have been handed down over the genii tions. Tams: ash. cheque, Visa, MIC, Preview 8:30 a m. CLARBBOM AUCTIONS 985.6~1 SAT. FEB.14TH AT 10 A.M. 870 Tasnton Rd. E. WMtby We are selling the estate of Robert Davies of Oshawa & J.H. Fenton of Ajax including leather sofa & loveseat, new mattresses all sizes, 9 pc. cherry diner, china cabi- net, stereo set, coffee & end tables, wall unit, wicker stools, vanity, bedroom suite, lamps, settee, Duncan Phyte table, old floor lamp, old hall tables, shaving mir- rors, antique bed, glider rocker, 21 collector plates, Royal Doulton figure (Past Glory), antique walnut chest, antique buffer, 1993 Saturn, 4 dr sedan, plus many other articles approx. 20 boxes not open as yet. Viewing Friday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Terms Cash. Visa. M/C, Interac. Note Time: 10 a.m. excellent sale, some good old antiques plus some new furniture. McLean Auction & Liquidation 905-686-3291 or 432-2836 Antiques, Collecables & Household Effects MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmamrille Sunday Feb. 15, 10:30 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to #2 Hwy., East to Scugog St., North 1 km. Sunday's Auction features our usual select on of arti- cles from the past to present, original and refinished, dressers, tables, chairs. china cabinet, mahogany ar- moire, 1930's doll house, older doll furniture, old clothing, books. papers. Atlas clock. Canadian and country colledables, Royal Doulton, glass & china plus many more rare, unique & useful articles. Call for all your auction needs. Quality consignments being ac- cepted for future sales, your location or ours. MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905-987-3664 905.623-7949 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 14 - 10 a.m. SPECTACULAR VALENTINE 'S DAY AUCTION of Antiques, Memorabilia, Old Toys & House- hold items, held at Phoenix Sales Arena, Ux- bridge. Hwy.112 or Lakeridge Rd. #23 north to Hwy./ 47. Go West to Uxbridge. SALE INCLUDES: 5 & 6' pine painted flatbed cupboards, 2 Hoosier cupboards, side by side, walnut & oak dining rm. stes., Sales- man Sampler Morris Chair, qty. ant. chairs & rockers. Davenport, oak sideboard, burled Nalnut server, oak Ice box, spinning wheel, qty. ant. tables. harvest tables, washstands, qty. ant. beds, qty. ant. & early lighting (ant. reverse painted desk tamp, ant. floor lamp, CNR railway lantern, swirltop oil tamp etc.). Heintzman Organ, books. records, picture frames, oil paintings, Kirby Vac., lawn chairs & patio furniture, Apt. sue Kenmore washer & dryer, b. qty., antique china & glass, Roy- alty China (52 yrs. old), Peach Pedal China, Limoge dishes, over 150 old toys (die cast, Ertl, Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Corgi. Majorette, Farm toys, Tonka, Buddy L. Nylint, soldiers, old Pro Hockey game (orig. 6), old shoemak- ers tools, collectibles & memorabilia, qty. okf bottles. Whipper Watson beverage rase (wooden), hand & power tools, 3 rifles (FAC VIEWING: Cash, Interac. Visa & M/C. DEWING: 8 am Sale Day. MM- Toys sell at 2 p.m. Over 1000 Ouality items. Call for full list. I 80GARY HILL AUCTIONS I Sunderland 1-7015-357-2181.5 Toll Free 1-0-654-4647 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call C]assiifieds at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 ORONO ARENA CONUKUNITY CENTRE 2 PRINCESS STREET, ORONO talar mAm sr- F7ose xww- am SUNDAY NOON FEB. 1STH VIEW 11:30 A.M. - SALE STARTS AT 12:30 P•&L flflaWlatasa8 wE be sold at delis sale- Partial list: Emerson, Sony, Philips, Magnavox. Oriaa, Metal Electronics, cordless phones. VCRs. TVs, compact disk radios & home stereos, CD Walkmam camcorder. house - ware, giftware, porcelain dolls, tools, drills, bits, vice grips, screwdrivers, bits & socket, pliers, files, punch & chisels, drill press, grinder, vases, metal fur- niture, French wine racks; hall bench, baker's shelf, 14K jewellery, emerald, sapphire & ruby Eternity, Solitaires & Anniversary rings, diamond clusters, rings, Michiko pearl, gold earrings, diamond studs, watches. Rosewood fur- niture, hall tables, pedestals, wildlife figurines, Grizzly, Polar Bears, eagles, horses, cordless vacuum brooms, attachd cases, luggage sets, Tramontina & Royal, Diamond, cookware sets, kitchen small appliances, juicers, toaster ovens, blenders, food processors, coffee machines, electric knives, Maestro Call IDs, knives, cedar chests, stands, touch lamps, halogen table lamps, floor, ceiling & piano lamps, outdoor sensor lights, indoor BBQ grills, cam- eras with flash, deep friers, pasta machines, cake mixers, etc. Too many to list.Terms: Forel. VLA ManerCar+d only. Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be for more than one insertion in the event of an error. FREE! 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Lovhi gfy remembered by his Atrds, Nickles and Cousins. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Wednesday. Funeral service in the chapel on Thursday February 12 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Some- ty, Heart and Stroke Foundation or ft Hospice Hur- ortia in Penettang would be appreciated PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUMMY. FEBRUARY 10. 1998 also available $ 918 95 .�Introductory Wow Blizzard Event of 198 1.00 0- 7,•4v$OFRE L PICKERING 1099 Kingston Rd. 831-2665 (Next to MovkpWx 9) a 40 ij 'A jr Dairy Queen P -owl A, IN Imp, 4 46 PICKERING 1099 Kingston Rd. 831-2665 (Next to MovkpWx 9) a 40 ij 'A jr Dairy Queen P