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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_10_02PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION N yr rs U�ky*,#vI n ed-Im �SAt6JES - SERVICE - LEASING - RENTALS - BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. sat Kingston Rd. Picloring (905) 420-9700 www.pvw.com Try The Best" A Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand 0 v E R T I s E R Friday, October 2. 1998 Pressrun 49,500 32 pages Teachers need not apply DURHAM EDUCATORS SLAM BAN AGAINST SERVING ON SCHOOL COML1t'\IT) By Susan O'Neill Sia", &,;er Teachers upset the provincial government wants to ban them from serving on parent councils at their children's schools rallied out- side a meeting hosted by the Edu- cation Improvement Commission (EIC) in Durham Tuesday. In a recent letter to school boards. Education and Training t Minister Daye Johnson said boards should prohibit teachers and other employees from running in parent council elections this fall. " 1 feel strongly that parents who are not board employees must be assured of an effective voice on school councils;' the minister said. However, the government's de- cision is unacceptable, several teachers told EIC co-chairman Ann Vanstone and commissioner Remi COUNCII ANN VANSTONE We have been hearing from SCCs from across the province that all the slots ... were being taken up by teachers.' At the top of their game photo tW A.J. Groen The Pickering Red Sox Kinsmen Club major bantam rep tion. Team members are Colin Jennings, Ryan Morgan, baseball team won the Canadian championship at the re- Ryan D'Souza, Mike McLaughlin, Jason Stergiadis, cent national tournament in North Bay in August. The Aaron Schell, Jeff Tobin, Scott Robinson, Greg Fleming, victory at the national tournament represented the first- Adam Katz, Ryan McAllen and Jaymin Parmar. Absent ever Canadian title for the Pickering Red Sox organiza- was Jeff Murdoch. Lessard. who -Acre at the Osha%%a — - tion Auditorium for a e role consulta- tion Transfer station bid requires review: MD tion session on the future role of school community councils (SCCs ). "I'm part of m) community..'" said Pearl Hucul, a teacher at Os- hawa's O'Neill Collegiate and Vo- cational Institute who has served for the past three years on the SCC at Ritson Public School which her daughter attends. "Telling me as a parent 1 cannot be involved in my child's education is taking away my right...it's a cut right at the heart of democracy" But. Ms. Vanstone said the EIC, See SCHOOUPage 4 WHAT'S INSIDE Editorial Page ..............6 Eeteitainment .............14 Sports ...................22 Classified .................27 Web site www.durhamnews.net *By Keith Gilligan Stat' Wrter AJAX — An Environmental Assessment hearing is needed before J&F Waste System's garbage transfer site is approved for Notion Road because the health of the community could be at affected, a doctor says. Speaking to Ajax Council last week. Dr. Romas Stas, a local representative with the Ontario Medical .Association, said, "As a physician, I support the need to conduct a full environmental as - NOW TO REACH US General ........ - ....683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction Line .........683-7545 Sincerely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Vol. 33, No. 40 sessment on this site." Air pollution will he created by the many trucks going to and from the site, Dr. Stas noted. "There's little doubt diesel ex- haust is hazardous to our health;" he said. "The effects are most noted in children." Councillors endorsed two mo- tions proposed by Ward 3 local Councillor Colleen Jordan re- questing Environment Minister Norm Sterling to "make a deter- mination forthwith" on calling for an EA and supporting a Pick- ering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment mo- tion to adjourn an OMB hearing until a joint environmental hear- ing and Ontario Municipal Board hearing are called for. An OMB hearing starts at the end of November, but will only deal with planning issues and not environmental concerns. An EA hearing would have to be called by the Environment Minister for environmental is- sues to be addressed. In August, Durham West MPP Janet Ecker said she would ask Environment Minister Norm Sterling to order a joint Environ- mental Assessment and Ontario Municipal Board hearing into the site. Ajax resident David Home said the number of trucks travel- ling to the site raises questions for homeowners and citizens in the area. "Our main concern is much broader. "It's about the environment and the health of the communi- ty," Dr. Stas said. Pollutants from diesel fuel are "directly related to admissions to hospitals with respiratory and cardiac arrests." DAVID STEELE Where will they get the rest? We don't know...' He said the rate of children from Durham admitted to hospi- See DISPUTE/Page 5 Merrill Lynch PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, W-TORk R 2, 1998 After clubbing,i v COFFEE HOUSES BECOME A POPULAR MEETING PLACE FOR AJAX, PICKERING TEENAGERS By mune Miller Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — Plastic bottles of Sprite and Coke and half -eaten slabs of cake decorate the multi -coloured ta- bles. "Triangular-shaped lamps hang from the ceiling and softly light the seating area. A Mariah Carey song plays at a reasonable volume. but can barely be heard above the teenagers' chatter and laushter. It's a venue for flare pants. chunky -heeled shoes and spaghetti - strap tank tops. Young men dress in khakis, button-down T-shirts and Roots and Tommy Hilfiger pullovers. Coffee. Tea ... or Mc. a trendy cafe in Ajax draws roughly 60 young people on this warm Wednesday evening. It's like many in Durham that attract teenagers seeking a place where they can spend time with each other. At this cafe, many young peo- ple mingle, catching up with friends or making new ones. Adrienne Jones. 17, of Pickering and her girlfriends gather at Coffee, Tea ... or Me when theA have some- thing to discuss and to share a piece of "Charlie Brown" chocolate cake. "It's one of the only places teenagers can go without being has- sled:' she explains. Adrienne says the staff isn't "on your back about how long you stay" Owner Marv -Lou Hawkins does- n't mind if teenagers like Adrienne enjoy her cafe. as lone as they pur- chase something from the menu. When she hought the business in Januar-.. she saes it was tilled with young people who brought food in from neighbouring restaurants. smoked cigarettes and played cards all evening. She began to wonder if the coffee house was -just a rec room. I'm not a babysitter — they've got to spend their money here:' she says. "I want to attract the moms and dads and grandparents too- The owner says her clientele is about 50 per cent teenagers and 50 per cent an older crowd. Adrienne, a St. Mary Catholic Secondary School OAC student, and her friends end up at the popular spot about two or three nights a week. It's a good place to go before or after a nightclub, she says. Erin Ogawa 18, says they usual- ly stay for about an hour. The am- biance attracts Erin. "It's dark. You don't feel like everybody's looking at you;' she says. Erin has met new people since she started coming to the cafe three years ago, including Mike Kephalas, who sits at the young women's table. Mike. 18, has his own reasons for Friends (from left) Mike Kephalas, Nicole LeBlanc, Adri- Tea ... or Me in Ajax. The local cafe, and places like across enne Jones and Erin Ogawa share a laugh at Coffee, Durham Region, are attracting a hip young crowd. deeming the place cool enough to hang out. "We come for the girls — the Eu- ropean types:' the Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School OAC student says and laughs. Although he says, "You've got to come for your friends:' as well. The Pickering resident adds he will likely outgrow the scene when he's 19 and can go to bars and night- clubs, but right now it's the venue of choice for a Sprite or hot chocolate. A few of the garage -style doors that enclose the front of the cafe have been opened and the cigarette smoke fades into the early September air. Outside, more young people sit at patio tables. Loud music pulsates from a white Trans Am as the driver roars into a parking spot. Mike is outside and presses his lips against the window and blows the young women a kiss through the glass. For Adrienne and her friends, it's the place where friendship and laughter mix with cappuccinos and delectable dessert_,. i sales representative wig .a AftL , t , t Realty ltd. Broker A�;l 9 R.?KA- .0 # em a b Custom Built Executive Home in Pickering with 2 bedroom inlaw suite So much to say about this unique home! A Wonderfully landscaped property, which has a % ft x 164 ft lot with private gardens small creek & bridge. This home features 4 bedrooms. Master with •M..,y�Y�Gf '- -_sec:..-r=ate,+.-ate+•..... ... ...�+-.... _w .. _ -.:u.`... ..... _-...-..--.- - �-�Z.-_ • TI 4EVyS ADVERI`ISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2.1"S ; PAGE 3 GTSH a c a u se muniwcipal�it�ieS Art auction for United Way The United Wayf Ajax- Bob's in the Pickering o� g. P'k• hId' 1 H & I . Cet should welcome: Tonks BUT DURHAM COUNCILLOR WANTS ASSURANCES ON AGRICULTURE By Keith Gilligan tion Staff Writer mea He wasn't exactly thrown to the li- tant ons, but Greater Toronto Area moder- fait ator Alan Tonks didn't make any Ian friends Wednesday when he appeared before Durham Region Council to fee defend his plan for a services board. in t "We have to conte together more Mo in terms of cause as opposed to smaller constituency bases:" Mr. for Tonks said in support of establishing told the Greater Toronto Services Board. tut In the spring, Durham Council overwhelmingly opposed a services regi board being set up. wh Aside from operating GO Transit, the the GTSB Mr. Tonks envisions pro wouldn't provide services. Instead. it step would he a mechanism to settle dis- putes between municipalities and the perform economic development. hav Earlier this year, Mr. Tonks pre- me sented his report to Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach. A hill setting up a lea. GTSB was introduced in the spring it, y and Mr. Tonks said the Province would like the hill to receive second reading by the end of October. Mr. Leach wants a GTSB operat- ing by Jan. I of next year, Mr. Tonks added. In his report to the minister, Mr. Tonks recommended the mayor of each municipality in the GTA he on the services hoard, along with each regional chairman. Also, some com- munities, such as Toronto and Mis- sissauga, would have extra represen- tatives on the board. Voting would he weighted and Toronto would have at least 50 per cent of the votes. Municipal governments are "al- ways in a state of change, of flux:' Mr. Tonks said. "Within the dynam- ics of change, you can build a strong legacy. One thing I've absolutely found is we had to work together." By working together, -In 40 or 50 years from now, people will say 'the right thing was done 40 to 50 years ago', as we say the right thing was done 40 to 50 years ago, with conser- vation authorities and rail lines. "There are enough early warnings and there are still indications of work to do", such as finding a long-term waste management solution, he said. "We shouldn't build a future to 2021, but build a future for the next 40 to 50 years," he added. The services board he envisions "doesn't deliver services, so there's = no need for a big bureaucracy." When questioned, Mr. Tonks said the board could have a staff of be- tween six and 10 people. He admitted many municipalities told Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach they don't want a GTSB estab- Jished. "There's support, qualified sup- port and no support" for a board, he :noted. Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said Mr. Tonks has learned of the impor- tance of agriculture to the GTA, He pointed out the agricultural sector in Durham Region is larger than that of _ Prince Edward Island and Nova Sco- tia. "It's the largest of any community in Ontario. If agriculture isn't men - ed in the bill or in your report, it ans agriculture will he less impor- ts (urban) people;' Mayor Mol' - said. "Rural land isn't vacant Ian( Everything we do depends on ding those people you talk about he next 40 to 50 years;' Mayor ffatt said. While he hasn't held many public isms, Mr. Tonks noted, "People me they're concerned about the ore. Problems go over municipal and anal boundaries. The question is at form of framework will guide m. I'm saying we should start that cess. I think this is a very careful forward.'* He said the Province may appoint first chairman, but he favours ing the hoard elect one of its tubers for the position. You have to have a mandate, at leas i from the other mayors. Without ou don't have a democratic base." ALAN TONKS 'We have to come together more in terms of cause as opposed to smaller constituency bases.' Black Dog Pub boosts Foundation Coffers Ken Rueter believes strongly in giving back to the community. That's why the energetic young owner of the popular -Black Dog" pub in West Rouge has been running chanty golf tour- naments twice annually for six years now, raising funds for a vanety of worthy causes. This year the beneficiary of Black Dog pub's generosity has been the Centenary Health Centre Foundation. His most recent tournaments raised $10,000 for this Foundation. The Foundation will use the funds towards the purchase of needed medical equipment for the Heath Centre. If you've never visited the Black Dog pub, this fine estab- lishment is noted for its -real British pub" atmosphere and quaintness. In fact, where good impressions are in order, it's the best place in town to bung friends, clients, family or visi- tors. You'll love it! Located at 87 Island Road, south of 401, east of Port Union. Ken Rueter (centre) Owner, Black Dog pub presents a cheque for $10,000 to Pat Berger (right) President, CHC Foundation and Kelly Kyle, Foundation Business manager. .We're online at www.durhamnews.net IC, t,rmg o s Its annua omc. _t,lsure t -n re, art auction this weekend. 1755 Pickering Parkway. j More than 140 framed The preview will he held at pieces by well know artists 11:30 a.m.• followed by the will he up for bids. auction at 12:30 p.m. The event will be held For more information, Sunday, Oct. 4 at Dakota call 428-6383. tECOVER YOUR SOFA $42900 Labour �;"o r n` ii{ Included.x l 'c 3 �'° 4 S PIECE DINETTE (3b"xbo" Solid Table) White/Natural $321 Fully Assembled Chairs SALE tP 5*GAINS IN TODAY'S News Adve�iser f Friday, Oct. 2,1998 News Advertiser ' Cara& Tire Aiazlft ' Dollbie Double A* * Free Toppings Pius trick♦ ' Grand A Toy ApxlPidc• * Ne+r tiollleS (Easq *ftI * MW Computer ApzlPlck. = Dkhvered to selected households onlv Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest ofyour newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, DUNCAN a �EICIiER Kyle Friday's carrier of the week is Kyle. He enjoys hockey & collecting hockey cards. Kyle will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. It.ongrandations Kyle for being our Carrier of the Wcck. 9 Harwood Mall, Ajax 135 Kingston Rd ,Aiax 222 Bach• St W.Aiax 726 Kingston Pd.. Pict: 1 i(A) Kingston Rd- Pick PAGV A . THE NEWS A01"F.RTI8ER 0(-MBF.R 2. 199E Catholic teachers -School teachers areparents too: Mom,board reach tentative deal Catholic elementary teachers here have reached It tentative tHo-year con- tract w ith the Durham Catholic Distnct Sc hox)l Board. But. no details are F+eing released until the agreement is ratified he local memhcrs of the Ontario Fn_lish Catholic Teachers A\ ix:iation tOFC- TA). repoxt• I,x:al union leader \l,ke O'Connor. He expects that will likely happen atter Than ks,-,rvin_ -The ihargammg team, is pleased with it." Nlr O'Connor %a%s of the deal. "Wc're certamh going to recommend it as a settlement. - The tentative agreement. reached earl. Thursday moxnin:. run% throu,,h Auz. ?I. -'(IIN) and addresses "the tiye area, yve needed addressed:' Mr O -- Connor says Those include saiarv. planning and preparation time, employ - ee benefits. vvorkin_ condition, and statiinL. The local elementary division of OFCTA. which represent, approxi- matcly 1.0(wi teachers. is the first teach- ers' group in the region to reach a tcn- tatiy e agreement under the Pon ince'% Bill iN). Under the Education Quality Improvement Act. all collective agree- ments were declared null and voidAu2. 31. Sir O'Connor notes the tentative deal "conforms to the Icgislauon". I%TLL 16 off pl ry 1\TF1 Lit FUMr1 211:/ r11-2ts to Jot . 11IN K p.2i < rt IFRIs E r11 FRF Crt C t& 10F 32 \I■ MID IV, it 32 X16 NpT _O Nl: NR FIN►R>\\I VM\hr yRl► Rtf.(F('\RD tiD )N ER Jl G RAM ATX VF1^ , ax sun IW \1l\ t5 r I co ko%l To" F R AF \ RO\RD 2i\ 3.2 Li wM►1T CD HARD kotnntli. 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Ilia F.IC 's Intention is to ..prc- serve the integrity of school councils... to try and ensure that the views of the school commu- mty are the views that dominate school council% and that the agenda of councils not be hi- jacked by any special interest groups." "fhcy're saying our voice as parents would somehow he tainted:' ,aid Mike O'Connor. Durharn district president of the elementary division of the On- tario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OLCTA), while protesting outside the auditori- um. "Mv main concern is my children.- said Karyn Cone, a teacher m Pickering's Pine Ridgc Secondary School whose three children attend Uxbridge Secondary School. "M\, main goal is the same as your goal — to improve the quality of educa- lion of nry children:" she told the commissioners. bulk k)arn* POP, roasted, salted or unsalted 11.53 kg 2-91 kg WholeSultana 23 Raisin S132 . 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WN an --........r w...v.v -w pv i• V)F t"wir toltel snopping bill, excluding spieckg& W h" suppMs tut On advtnrW Moms yet rtotrve IM rtyl,l lu Yn,N putnottn No 0@401o,DNast 1/3 o11„Ntis to Butt Bon ewr Uy tow pmw SuperCentre Mall Durham Centre 1792 Liverpool (Road, Pickering 1larwood Road i Hwy 2, Ajax ,i - �1._ Wr �O ��..'r�a P THE NEWS AUJVKWUNIik FWgAY. OCT.I[WER 2,19%, PAGF.5 ISPUte over waste transferstation plan rages DISPUTE/From page 1 put it in the com- a willing heist to noted the groups Jim Flaherty and Mayor Steve Ministry sidestep neatly shuffled it after Nov. 30 munity where the (;TA's have lobbied Env iron m e n t Parish said, "You calling for a away. (when the OMB the garbage prig- garbage.*' MPPs, including Minister Norm cannot let the hearing on this. "You cannot hearing is to ke- tal with asthma mates? We're not Mr. Home Janet Ecker and Sterling. F n v i ro n in e n t To date, they've let it wait until ging." arc 4.9 per 1,000, one of the highest in the • ' • province. , In York Re- 4•, gion, the rate is - 2.9 per 1,000. "Ajax and 1ngle Pickering, along .• Maftmss • with the Scarbor- ough arca, al-�� -� - ready have the highest rate of children with respiratory prob- lems in the GTA," Dr. Stas - • said. Wards 3 and 4 Regional Coun- cillor Jim Mc- 25 3,a .•- Master said west 25 e,a • • Durhain "almost 15 e.a ' ' seems to sit like 1 O 'E� "'' ORTHOPRACTIC SUPREME SIE a bowl and the "E COMFORT SLEEP PRACTIC SIE Q air doesn't move E CARE SINGLE POSTURE SINGLE MATTRESS oul uickl� PO MATTRE9 S249 y1699 SINGLE 9 S 9 ATTRESS S T 47 • "I cc)ntple[e1}' SINGLE M 409 SE39 SET 349 SET 5 agree:' said Dr. MATTRESS 5439SINGLE 139 s SET 289 SET 379 DOUBLE 3,79 SET 579 Stas. • MATTRESS SET 289 319 SET S19 DOUBLE 319 SET 519 QUEEN "The whole S249 209 SET 339 DOUBLE QUEEN KIN 579 ET 99 • SET DOUBLE QUEEN 349 SET 54 KING 529 SET 83 Rouge Valley has ,• 9 SET QUEEN Z'S9 S� � 559 SET 86 a high pollution DOUBLE 249 SET 3a KING 449 SET 699 KING A-FRAME count. It's one of QUEEN CAPTAIN FUTON the highest in the VANESSA GTA and maybeREW WINDSOR DA`{ BED in all of On- Ci BUNK REGULAR INCLUDES 5 tarn>:' QUARTER EDppLl6 3299 6" FUTON 1 7 9 Mr. Hunte DUNK BED B .� 79:IFINIsH said. "Thr over- S159 I+ riding issues are • $659 ' the threats to I hu- man lif • and im- pact-, .....r � pact. un Dulcins • v Crock and the p•> {� /� marsh. - 4 We're ap- palled any runoff .. •, • from the site L-FRAME would go into a _ `�I CAPTAIN the reek." `° µwJUPITER #r CONOf" FUTON PACT chair WATER FALL. E man David MILAN pAY BED .INCLUOESs Steele said a N OVER .,DAY BED � PLE S 39 6" FUTON A6 study paid for by CNK BED �.. 9 ISH 2 1 9 inn" the group DOUBLE s $99 , showed increases - in asthma and 429 - • eczema in chit- x�•y,.z,�,.'f�'�f; ��t�'.a :..may dren living near - �� ; f• F :; the Brock WestI' K �k4 � landfill in Pick-•.,.......�..t-,""-� -- ''•"" ` cring. AI��` He stated Pickering, Ajax at and Uxbridge combined pro- • duce a total of • • 1 135 tonnes of waste each day, • while J&F wants ' ► t • • ' , to process 750 • • • tonnes a day. • • • "Where will they get the rest, we don't know. • ' ' We believe it will be mostly _ ' ' TAUNTON BAYLY imported,' Mr. zc A� CLE®xrs Steele said. Terrance • - White of the r. .. ��3 • - � tlrs.-74.a .. E- Vii` �, '' _ .i�lvlt.. • o� Brock East Com- ,o, ,o• ,o• "' >r ' munity Associa- "" ;.'. • tion said, "if this1O° s...+w sob~ 79 Taunton Road W. Rv.,�� , 2520 �thamon�g�Rd.MN� ',; 520 WestneY RQaR� is such a good "` a'w•'r >�.. '(905) 433-1052 X705) 292-6211 �SQ5f' thing, why not A "� JI "� 1- PACE 6 - THF: NEWS ADVERTISER F'RiDAV. ((TOBEk 2, 19913 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 ,A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Time nuclear operators stood behind claims So. you didn't feel the earth move during last Friday's earthquake which rumbled through Durham'What if we told you that you'd stand little chance of getting much com- pensation if you were made ill or your house was damaged by an accident at the nearby nuclear plant caused by a larger earthquake'' Arc you shaken and stirred rx)w:' We think you ought to be. That's the reality for Durham residents living in the shad- ow of the Pickering and Darlington nuclear stations. Believe it or not, if an major accident occurred at either power plant. Ontario Hvdro's liabilijy fir injury to people or damage to their property is limited by law to S75 million. That would he enough to provide adequate compensation to "less than one block'* of Pickering or Clarington, says Nonn Rubin of Energy Probe. His group lost a court battle to have the Nuclear Liability Act INI.Ai which limits the compensation. declared unconstitutional. Energy Probe launched its unsuccessful lawsuit challenging what Mr. Rubin calls "the craziest law in Canada" hccause its pro-,i- sion on compensation is akin to saying " I1 1 shoo>t you in the head I will handle the tint five per cent of your funeral ex- penses. Almost evervboxh agrees with Mr. Rubin and Energy Probe that the NI.A. especially its provision for compensa- tion. is "legislated irresponsibility." in his words. While Nlr. Rubin would like to sce it abolished. he at least welcomes the re%iew of the act and any changes it might bring. Among those calling for changes are environmental groups, the fed- eral Natural Resources department and even the Canadian Nuclear Association, which represents a wide range of nu- clear -related industries. Even Ontario Hydro is on board. A spokesman for the provincial utility that runs the Pickering and Darlington nuclear stations says Hydro has been con- sulted by the feds and is "working with" Ottawa's review process. Although Hydro maintains its nuclear plants were built to yr ithstand an earthquake of a magnitude far greater than last %eek's, that trerrwr should serve to shake and stir federal of- ficials to get moving on reviewing the NLA. That review must address the act's shortcomings. particularly the liabili- ty limit, and clarify the federal government's responsibilities. which at this point obligate Ottawa to do nothing more than find nuclear accident victims temporary homes such as in summer camps or on military bases. Ottawa could and should pass legislation setting up pro- cedures for proper compensation and ensuring nuclear oper- ators like Ontario Hydro have enough money to pay victims of an accident at a power plant. Those nuclear operators have said all along that their facilities are safe. It's fine they were made to put their money where their mouths are. 97-1 To respond to this editorial call knfosoiuint� Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 - ..SNAZ'S lug WE IMERRUPT W6 PQl�RAM1iAE ,� Y . To 'tAkE % REPORT A-� - cm, og MILD EAR�NQ1 W FOR SONIESu FELT ACROSS "y LikE SNA?•- �`. 1 LETTERS OUR READERS" VIEWS ON THE NEWS Riding buses takes longer than walking To the editor: In respomsc to Pickering Councillor Maurice Brenner's statement in the Sept. 2 tic\&s Advertiser that he w•cl- co fined input regarding Pickering Tran- sit Committee inaction, hers my input. As someone who recently became obliged to rely on Pickering Transit ser- vice. I do not believe the Town needs a committee to decide what improve - merits are necessary to the system. It only needs to have some of its CEO.% and politicians responsible for decision- makrng to ride the buses. In my own case. I have a very short distance to travel (compared to some: of the disgruntled riders 1 have spoken with while waiting for buses), and I am very thankful fox that. L at least, have the option of walking home if I need to get there in a hurry. Living at the top of Liverpool Road North, I can walk from the GO bus stop at the Pickering Town Centre in 25 to 30 minutes. If it's rainy or cold, however, and I decide to take the bus, it takes me no less than one hour. Most of this time is taken up wait- ing for a bus to collect passengers at the mall and take them to the GO train sta- tion, transferring buses and waiting for the train to come in before the bus actu- ally begins making its awkward jour- ney up to my stop at Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School. In view of the fact that the journey by car is only five minutes, 1 am not surprised at the number of taxis waiting to pick up people at the GO bus stop. Cabs certainly seem like worth budgeting for, but I pay sufficient taxes to warrant a decent bus service. Last year I asked one of the hus dri- vers to let me off at my usual stop at Pira: Ridge Secondary School. He told me he watt no longer allowed to stop anywhere that was not designated with a butt stop sign. I found it quite amusing that he was already stud for the stop sign coming out of a driveway• and he couldn't open the door to let me out. In- stead, he tool: me to the next stop down Liverpool Road. I called my then coun- cillor Sherry Senis. Sherry was very sympathetic to my complaints and told me that she had always been assured by Tom Quinn of the efficiency of the bus service and its high degree of customer satisfaction. I suggested to her, at that time, just as i am suggesting to Mr. Brenner now, perhaps Mr. Quinn should try riding on the bus before he is qualified to make such an assessment. Sherry suggested I call Mr. Quinn and discuss the matter. I spoke with several of Mr. Quinn's staff about the bus stop dilemma and I have since been able to get off at the stop. I hope that Mr. Brenner, as a mem- ber of the transit committee, will take some action to improve the bus service. It is in Mr. Brenner's best interest to be aware of these problems before more and more taxpayers, who become de- pendent on services, start moving out of the town. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, an indepen- dent organization that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The pub- lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. KEITH GILLIGAN AJAX STAFF WRITER Durham takes a flyer over downloading Durham Region is moving its fight with the provincial government into your homes by mailing out a four-page flyer to residents, giving its slant on why property taxes are rising this year. Your Property Tax Update should be ar- riving right around the time your letter car- rier drops off your final installment of the 1999 property tax bills. Since it is a region- al brochure, you know it won't have much, if anything, nice to say about the Province. Having followed the budget process at the Region this year, I can say Durham councillxs and staff did their best to keep taxes from skyrocketing. All regional de- partments were ordered to limit this year's spending at last year's level. For the most part they did, as Durham's portion of tftc tax hill would have gore: up 1.4 per cent if this was any other year, and that includes the hir- ing of 20 new police officers. But, this is the year the Province down- load,col a whack of services to municipalities in exchange for taking over most of the ed- ucation costs. The exchange was to be rev- enue: neutral, but Durham cane: out on the short end by $30 million. And that's what's driving up property taxes by an average of six to seven per cent. So, regional councillors have decided to put their spin on things by sending out a flyer. It contains a wealth of information, such as why taxes are increasing, the new prop- erty as.`cssment system, why tax bills are late going out, how to appeal your assess- ment, how homeowners facing large tax in- creases can get assistance and what's going to happen next year. And, there are tele- phone numbers of the region's municipali- ties and the provincial assessment office. Not included are the phone numbers of MPPs. in Durham Region. Councillors de- cided to leave those out for fear local politi- cians would look like crybabies by suggest- ing people call MPPs to complain. The flyer is part of the ongoing fight by Durham and other municipalities against the Province over downloading. It's a nice little bit of public relations, and it's no dif- ferent than the provincial government run- ning advertisements about the benefits of its intonte tax cuts. This fight with the Province isn't one Duct= is going to win, at least not with the current provincial government. The Conser- vatives have decided this is the way to go and L)trrham had better get on board. Ontarians will probably be heading to the polls in the spring when voters will have the chance to tell the Tories how they feel. That's also about the time 1999 property tax bills will be sent out, likely to arrive in your mailbox along with another flyer from Durham. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. tis ti THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2,19" - PAGE 7 9 How much w s that. NUCLEAR DISASTER COMPENSATiON LIMITS ADD UP TO `LEGISLATED IRRESPONSIBILITY' As Durham trembled late last week in the midst of what was, thankfully, a modest earthquake, the thoughts of many residents probably turned to the two nuclear power sta- tions in their tnidst. While both the Pickering and Darlington plants are suppoised to he able to withstand a larger quake than last Friday's, everyone knows the un- thinkable and unexpected can hap- pen, and sometimes does. But every- one may not know that if anvthing unthinkable happened at the Picker- ing or Darlington nuclear stations and radioactivity was released as a result. Ontario Hydro's liability for injury to people or damage to their property is limited by law to $75 mil- lion. .'As soon as you explain this to a lot of people they look at you as if you're making_ it up:' says Nornt Ru- bin of Encrgy Probe, whose group taught and lost a court battle to have that law — the Nuclear Liability Act (NIA) — declared unconstitutional. He descrihes it as "legislated irrc- spomsibility" and "the craitest law in Canada noting it would provide ad- equate compensation to "less than a block" of Pickcnng. "It's like saying if I shox)t you in the head I will handle the first live per cent of your funeral expenses:' he maintains. !,1r. Rubin and Energy Probe are not alone in their criticism of ill,-- NLA. leNLA, which was passed in 1970 but only proclaimed in 1976, mostly hc- cause it was so difficult to set up the 'pxx)l' of private insurers to under- write that S75 -million liability. Energy Probe's 1987 lawsuit against the federal government at- tempting to have the NLA declared unconstitutional was joined by the City of Toronto, environmentalists David Swuki and Rosalie Bertell, and others. Ottawa was joined by Ontario Hvdro and the New Brunswick Powcr Commission. Af- ter nearly seven years of legal wran- gling the Ontario Court General Di- vision dismissed the suit and award- ed costs to the feds. An appeal was eventually dropped and the matter settled out of court. In 1997, a private member's hill was introduced in Ottawa to have the liability limit raised to $500 million and require the federal government to provide compensation after the op- erator's liability is fulfilled. (The act now only permits rather than obliges Ottawa to provide compensation.) In a speech before Parliament explain- ing his bill, Liberal MP Warren All- mand noted that: * The NLA protects from any liabili- ty the manufacturers of nuclear sta- tions and their components, and the suppliers of fuel for nuclear plants. * Under the act, all claims for dam- age must be made within 10 years of the incident that caused the damage, though injuries such as cancer may take longer to manifest themselves. * Individuals in Canada cannot get personal or household insurance cov- ering them for damages resulting from a nuclear station accident. * The 1986 Chernobyl accident re- sulted in about $300 billion in dam- ages in the Ukraine and Belarus, and briefs to Ontario Hydro hearings in 1990 suggested a severe accident at All is well in a turbine room at the Pickering Nuclear Generating station. But nuclear lobby groups and some politicians are concerned about a S75 million liability limit for nuclear operators in Canada in the case of a Darlington could cause damages of $1 trillion. * Liability limits in other countries such as Japan ($_'-lt) million), Swe- den ($130 million) and the U.S. iS7 billion) are much higher. Mr. Allmand's hill died on the or- der paper with the calling ol" an elec- tion, but nor before it was reviewed by the Hoarse of Commons Natural Resources Committee. where some degree of consensus appeared to emerge that changes were needed. According to David Maclnnis, sc- nior adviser to Natural Resources Minister Ralph Goxxlalc, a review of the NIA is nearly complete. "hie okpartment is working on tie AI f the rrr� lids i full scale disaster. Norm Rubin of Energy Probe says the limit is "like saying if I shoot you in the head I will handle the first five per cent of your funeral expenses.' The currently legislated liability limits are under review. Marianne TAKACS Analysis C. 11 s now or PC so nwUon to minister;' reports Mr. %laclnnis. Issues being c Iitey're working to the principle view include: that the minister told them he wanted * improvements to take action on this quickly" increased compo He expects the report to be in Mr. ty limits, limitat G(x)dale's hands by the end of this simplification of `What are we doing this for f the risk is so great they can't get insurance?' year with the goal to have the amend- ed legislation in place by the end of the current parliamentary session in June of 1999. "Obviously, that's a long way down the road," cautions Mr. MacIn- nis. '11wre may be other legislative pressures." on,odcred by the rc- to compensation — nsation, new liabili- ion period changes. the compensation ; process * clearer definition of nuclear dam- a_�e (including environmental dam- age and economic loss) and the com- pensation process; * reduction of federal financial liabil- ities ("Iite 'pool' which provides the $75 -million liability coverage — the Nuclear Insurance Association of Canada — agreed to cover only 'bodily' injury and not 'personal in- jury' such as economic loss, and re- fused to insure against damage from routine emissions, according to a fed- eral inter -departmental report, so those liabilities are covered by the federal government through 'reinsur- ance'.) There's no question the NLA, and ,particularly its financial provisions, are out of date and need reviewing, according to Peter Brown, director of uranium and radioactive waste for the Natural Resources ministry. "Seventy-five million dollars might have been a lot back in 1976 but it's not too much now;" he ex- plains. But he also says the main princi- ples behind the act — absolute liabil- ity, a liability ceiling, a compensation process — are not in question. The legislation is there, he says, both to support the nuclear industry and to protect the public. "Tux: purp se is really to ensure there os funding available to compen- sate -victims. -Iiiey don't have to go to court to show somehcxly's liable" The act clearly puts responsibility on the operator,,' shoulders u) they can't to to pass blame or respornsibiltty to suppliers or ambody else, adds Mr. Brown. and it avoids the Ie�_al wran- gling oyertha compensation t could result if it were not in place. Ontano Hydro spo)kc,man John Earl says the provincial utility has been consulted by Ottawa on the re - dew of the act and is "workin_ with' the federal proce,s. "We reco�_mic" notes qtr Earl. "that Canada's scheme is yen con- sistent with the schemes that are be- ing used around the world" "Ihe Canadian Nuclear Associa- tion, which represents a wide range NORM RUBIN 'The craziest law in Canada.' of nuclear -related industries, is among those who have supported changes to the NLA. CNA president Murray Stewart says the association favours a review of the $75 -million limit and the entire act. "Basically, every year the number gets smaller, which from a real and public perception is not a good thing" Mr. Stewart also suggests there was a consensus after the hearings on the.Allinand hill that the federal gov- ernment should he required to step in with f'urther compensation if and when the operator', liabdity limit is exhausted. Overall. however. he maintains the basic concepts of the NLA continue to he sound. in terms of protection of the industry and the puhlic. Representatives of cm ironmcnta groups. however, question some of- thosc concepts. particularly the hahil- ity limit. "It's esscntially a huge ,uhsid% to this industry that no other industry has the luxury ol:' says Irene Keck 4 if" Durham Nuclear Awareness. She', not impressed by the an-,umcnt the industry could simply not pay the in- ,urance costs lir Bull liahility or that %cn a rxx)l of insurance companies :ould not completely cover the cost of a senous nuclear accident. That. she suggests. is snnpl% an arL�urnent rix the closure of nuclear laclities.' Al legs w the question of 'hat are we doing this fix if the risk i. A) great they cant get in,urance''" Still. %1,. Kock sees an mere Lse in the liability linin :Ls "a positive step'. lhou0i she clanns it "wouldn't he unreasonable" to bo set it at about SI billion per reactor. Energy Prohc', %Ir Rubin main- tains Ic�_islation such as the NIA is not needed because the liability limit takes awa% the rights of' indn iduals to appropriate compensation. Ihat's part ot' the argument Lncr,•� Prob was making, in its lawsuit. which he says was only dropped be �ecaus'the cxrertsc. qtr Rubin notes I.ncr_,% Probe originally c\pccted the Supreme Court of Canada would ul- timately rule on whether the NI.A was a goxxJ law or not. "The act a not eranting am - thing.'" he 4t� s, explaining he be- lieves comnwn law doctrine makes nuclear operators completely liable. Neither, he maintains. does the Nl_:\ pro\ide adequately for additional compensation from the federal go%- ernrnent if that is considered desir- able. "It enables the federal goycrn- ment to find us temporary homes in summer camps or on military base,. It makes absolutely, positively clear the federal government has absolute- ly no compulsion to compensate vic- tims fully." If Ottawa wants to make sure cit- izens are protected, says Mr. Rubin,xc it can pass legislation — without a li- ability limit — setting up pnedures for proper compensation and ensur- ing nuclear operators have enough money to compensate people fully. which he suggests would likely re- quire billions of dollars. He main- tains the nuclear industry should be willing to stand behind and take complete responsibility for its opera- tions, instead of trying to hide behind the NLA. "if the people who are asked to stand behind it are too frightened to stand behind it, then the people who are standing in front of it should not Tux be asked to stand in front of it. ( industry) told us with the lawsuit they're willing to spend millions of dollars and fight like hell to stay in- side the bunker." PACV8% 1W. 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In celebration of Community Care for his advocacy on behalf of those with Living With Schizophrenia will be pre - Awareness Month, the COPE Mental Health schizophrenia. sented on Wednesday, Oct. 21 in the Whitby Pro"ramme of the Durham Region Commu- Mr. MacPhee's presentations will ex- Mental Health Centre's auditorium from 2- Z nit Care Association will he hosting two plain in detail what schizophrenia is and is 4 p.m. and from 7-9 p.m. workshops on Living With Schizophrenia, not, the difference between positive and Pre -registration for the sessions is neces- presented by William J. MarPhee. the editor negative symptoms and what it's like to he nary as seating is limited. of 'Schizophrenia Digest.' paranoid, hallucinatory, depressed and sui- Call 404-2242 for more information on Diagnosed u ith schizophrenia himself, cidal. the events. ID L.A. SUPER VALUE - SUPER Detached 1,100 sq. ft. 3 bedroom.\ J STARTER! -41 estney Heights special. Soaclous L-shaped Irving - dining CAROL E. 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The Quilchena Hotel, established 1906, the sign read. An excellent road stop, we thought. We'd found our accommodation for the night. Little did we know we'd still he there three nights later. Youth Hotel guests take a break overlooking the scenic Quilchena Ranch. The wonderful smells of old wood, lemon oil polish, and something delicious from an unseen kitchen greeted us as we entered the cool, silent foyer. A grand staircase swept up to exchange covers four corners of the guestrooms above. Through the glass -panelled doors to our right I caught a glimpse of an intimate, per- fcctly set Victorian dininL, room awaiting the even in l's guests. hunches .. W. of fresh wildflowers ,rac- ing the crisp linen of every table. To our richt, an antiques -stuffed parlour. -Jorninated by an old piano. :yoked imaLesuf'ahcrnoon ea and crumpets. Delicate ince curtains billowed in ,he breeze from tall win- 1ows. The resonant clang of an antique (of course!) service hell on the tiny reception desk summoned friendly staff and bcg.an one of the hest getaway breaks we've ever had. The Quilchena Hotel celebrated its 90th anniver- sary in May this year. Built on speculation that the B.C. rail line would roll by en - route to Kamloops (it did- n't l the Hr)tcl closed to 192:. It re -opened in 195`t fuF11(i !)t1LD1 1NFORNk. AFFORONSLE. FIRSTCLASS. FUN, the globe I YOUR KIND OF FUN! _i_ Does the thought of volunteering in Egypt, Cuba. Indonesia. Russia or Thai- land u)und intriguing' It' so, you might he interested in Canada World Youth's exchange pro- granune fair Canadian and landed inuni- grant youth between the ages of 17 and 29. Canada World Youth invites you to " be part of the global picture" and is now accepting applications for pro- grammes beginning in the summer of 1999. The application deadline is Nov. 20. 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Guests from all over North America and as far away as Europe enjoy topnotch hospitality right along with the locals and cow- bovs who frequent the fiotel's charm- ing saloon. Rowdier days from the hotel's frontier past arc evident in the bullet holes scarring the saloon's huge mahogany bar perhaps im"oly- ing the legendary outlaw, Bill Miner. But it's not all fine dining and tea drinking. There are plenty of oppor- tunities to work up both thirst and appetite. Cow hoy horses and a guide took us for a gorgeous morning ride into the hack :ountr,* — so beautiful, in fact. that we repeated it in the after- noon on mountain hike. provided by the hotel. We also managed a hike up the scenic creek valley and dug for pre- historic tidbits in the fossil beds. For bird watchers. the feathered friends that make their home at Quilchena include osprev, hawks, ea- gles. red -winged black birds, wild canaries, hummingbirds, \arious wa- terfow'1 and a number of other colourful species I couldn't identify. There's golf and tennis adjacent to the hotel and, of course, the lake ac- tivities at the marina — swimming, boating, windsurfing (rentals avail- able) and fishing. Nicola Lake boasts 29 varieties of fish, more than any other lake in B.C! For that special thrill the hotel can even arrange for float plane rides. On our laziest day we happily whiled away one entire afternoon in the gentle breeze on the Hotel's cov- ered porches, sipping lemonade or something stronger, chatting with other guests, locals, and cowboys and watching another day of ranch life go by. The elegance of the Quilchena Hotel, the charm of ranch life and the wide range of activities now make Quilchena a frequent getaway for us. Getting there. Located on Hwy. 5A, 15 minutes north of Merritt, B.C., an easy and scenic 3.5 hours from Vancouver. Tel: (250) 378- 2611; Fax: (250) 378-6091; e-mail: hotel@quilchena.com, web -site: www.quilchena.com. Room rates start at $69. Packages available for mid -week breaks, riding, golf, exec- utive retreats. S 0 BONKN US 104 C E A Vk POINTS $$$ :IT RIR! IYa\ Ill -1n -one Hopper P:L%% %t Par 1t I'ar I.I,,,, .i 1, '..111,1 t 111. Ili th, t'i'n 1 1, 1 i 1 •1S In tin, 10/99 Irsccrpi IV. 2!98-1.111. 1/99) ,111d nuF,I IV wuc basest by 1 ch. 1 "'1,199 1290°°1111 123200.,,,J, /'riars include ells\"e, 1 7 \ights .Sandcastle II -.i Bdrm. Jan. -►. i. 9. 10/99 2-dex-tr intermediate car included 149909on It sharing UKLMXW 1 Nights Imperial Palace Januan 10/" 154900 - \ighLs - . W. A(11811 kr illari;arita Pillage Resor! 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MUST ea. CLEAR llft� .00 � #13130NP Onix Ceramic Terracotta Look 13"x13' ea. MUST CLEAR #1313CC Camio Cap Dark Terracotta Look 13"x13" ea. MUST CLEAR.,d Scratch Bond 6912 � Concrete Base Floor Leveler bag SO lb. beg SC57 Floor Bond Tile Adhesive Floor or Wall ST SO Ib. beg FMS3 Ceramic Wall Tiles 6 colours From se 1 NIiiK ONLY TIU. NIEWS,AAVF rF1SM FBiQAY. OCTOBIER 2,14918 -PAGE 13 12vCORDLEsS— BRILL wi H F�ASNUGNT AND 2XR 13477'ERIES 'Awes #HHT 9 2t"'x 3/4"O'SULLIVM Oa #DW974KF_2 Hartco Honey RMY TO ASSEMBLE RJRNMJ Tavern Sq. ft. 20 sq. ftJc"EMY PUT TOGETHER! I 2 11411 x 3/4" Oak Bruce Seashell Select 20 sq. fticrtn q. ft. pCB130 J I2'""x T`x MIX I Bruce Tav 24 sq. ftJcrtn sq. n- 06641T IHanlwood Flooring NAILS JAM One box does R 200 sq. R ENTERTAINMENT Allk CENTRE HOLDS 500 CD's - 200 VIDEOS r. 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An astcr,,!,1 the site of leas is heading dircctl\ toward Earth. NASA cxccun\r director Dan Truman has only one option — to send up a crew to destroy the space rock. Enter Harr S. Stam- per iWillis), the world's fore- most deep core oil driller, and his roughneck tram. Blade: Snipes. Eris Kristonerson. Blade i Snipes i is hent on killing the creature which made hint what he is — half -elan, half -vampire. He teams up with Abraham Whistler ( Kristotferson ), an ag- ing half-breed like himself who teaches Blade to utilize his as- sets and become a \anlpire hunter. II %fter: Drcv, Barn tnoro.:. Anlch.a FFuston. Danielle ( Barn more i Is a Modern 16th- centurn woman. an intriguing MIX of tomboyish athleticism and physical beauty. "lilts spirit cd 'Cinderella' is ccrtaink no tenni. 'hen Danielle needs help. she calls on her "fain god- mother" Leonardo da \'Intel for help Lethal %%eapon 4: %lei Gib- son. Danm Glo�cr. It has been six years since detectives Martin Rig_es (Gibson) and Roger Mur - laugh (Glover) were last on duty to make :It\ streets safe for all. In Lethal Weapon 4. Riggs and Murtaugh set out to Unravel a se- ries of e\cnts in okine an ;.scan crime lord (Jct Li) hent on earn - ing out a complex and deadly mission of- revenge. One True Thing: \len I Streep. Renee Zellweger. Ellen Gulden (Zellweger) is a young investigative journalist \% ho lives on a heady mixture of ambition. perfectionism and caffeine. Her single-minded drive is for her career, until news from home shatters her focus. In the midst of a family emergency. Ellen re- turns to Pennsylvania, where she 2-194 (ilJooC; Allen) is Just one ofl-. 5tll)cn in his ;,;:,cny who longs for the love Princess Bala. It hits local theatres today. finds herself living once again %ith her middle-aged parents (Strcep and William Hurt) and the most inlf-4ir1ant imcsugation of her IIIc is about to takc�Ptaee in the family home. Sa. ing Pri%ate II Tom Hank.. flan Damon. .%.s Allied soldiers prepare to storm Omaha Beach along the Normand\ Coast. Captain John Miller (Hanks h0ic\es getting, himself and his men past the gauntlet is the _greatest challenge he has e%er faced in World War 11. But his most difficult task hes ahead. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban to" n of Winslow Cor- ners. Ohio, life is quiet. people are friendly. and action figures arc only toys. Then again, don't judge an action figure h}the site of its box. Meet the Commando Elite. Snake Eves: Nicolas Cage. Gan Sinisc. Tarnished Atlantic City police detecti\e Rick San- toro (Cage) joins old friend, Na\y Commander Kevin Dunne (Sinisc ). now a highly -placed Department of Defence staffer working with the U.S. Secretary of Defence, at a heavyweight boxing match. When Dunne's back is turned, the Secretary is assassinated and 14.(XX) fight fans become suspects, possible accomplices and witnrssrs. There's Something About NIan: Ben Stiilcr. Cameron Di- a/. Matt Dillon. led (Stillcri may not be luck\ in life, but he was once luck% in love. At 17, he met the ,_Irl of his dream, in Mlu \ Jenson (Dial). when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen \cars later, sornelhing about Man still bcHitches led so he hires private eye Pat Hcah_ (Dillon) to track her down. Urban Legend: Jared Leto. Alicia Witt. College students have their own urban legend, like those modern-day tolktales about tooth fillings receiving ra- dio signals and alligators in the sewers that scan to arise sponta- neously and spread by word of mouth. Theirs is about an abnor- mal psych professor who al- legedh killed six students and then himsc if 30 years ago. Then, a series of strange deaths occurs on campus. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Antz: Z-4195 (Woody Allcn) is just one in a billion worker ants, which also describes his (Kids of landing the beautiful See JACKIE/Page 15 P.E.I. troupe Wingin' It in Sunday play PICKERINC — A play cele- brating "ho pc. line and the spirit of life" will he staged in Pickering Sunday, Oct. 4. Have you ever wondered how an anL,cl earns its wing" The play Wim -nn' It will explore that topic through the eyes of" apprentice an- gel Abigail during, the performance at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church starting at 3:311 p.m. The play tiillows the adventures and misadventures of Abigail and the humans she encounters. i The event is sponsored by the St. Paul's on-thc-Hill Ladies' Fellow- ship Group and proceeds go to the group's Women in Crisis Fund. -Ticket, are S15 each and are available by calling the church at 839-7909 or by faxing, the church at 839-3152. St. Paul's on-thc-Hill is at 882 Kingston Rd. Vittaoe Grape Vibe Come make wine with us! 109 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village (905) 426-7233 ICKERIN V-./ Tarmnus ca Tt- featuring Z+ i NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY (AA) r I., Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 - 10:15: sat. -sun iii 1.00 5.15 - 8 00 -10.15 SIMON BIRCH (PG) *Fn., Mon -Thurs. 6:50 - 9:30 Sat. -Sun. 1:05 - 3:45 - WITHOUT LIMITS (II Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:10 - 9:55 Sat. -Sun. 1:30 - 4:15- 1-955 WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (STC) *Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:20-10:00 Sat. -Sun. 1.4C- 4.30 - ' .20 10:00 RUSH HOUR (AA) *Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:50 - 10:10 Sat. -Sun. 1.1 C - 3.20 - 5.30 - 7:50 - 10:10 RONIN (AA) *Fri , Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 - 9:50 • 14IfIp • •N -WIN; . ANTZ (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 12:45 - 2:45 - 4:45 - 7:00 - 9:10 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:00 - 9:10 SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (AA) -8:00 ANTZ (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 12:45 - 2:45 SIMON BIRCH (PG)' Fri.- Sat. -Sun.-Tues. 2:00 - 4:30 - 7:15 - 9:45 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:15 - 9:45 SMALL SOLDIERS (PG) Tri. -Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 1:45 WITHOUT LIMITS (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 4:20 - 7:25 - 10:10 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:25 - 10:10 ARMAGEDDON (PG) '9:55 EVER AFTER (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:20-4:10-7:05 Mon. -Wed. -Thurs. 7:05 RONIN (AA) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:15 - 4:00 - 7:20. 10:00 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:20 - 10:00 WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (STC) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:30 - 4:15 - 7:30 - 10:05 Mon.- Wed.-Thurs. 7:30 - 10:05 NIGHT ATTHE ROXBURY (AA) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:10 - 9:20 Mon.- Wed.-Thurs. 7:10 - 9:20 44 Jackie 1.Chan stuck in Rush Hour JACKIE/From page 14 Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z-4195 enlists the help of his best friend Weaver, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. But, along the way a twist of fate turns Z-4195 from a common drone into an unlikely hero and he un- wittingly disrupts the plans of ambi- tious General Mandible (Gene Hack- man) to liquidate the colony and remake it in his own image. Night at the Roxbury: Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan. It may have taken the Butabi brothers seven years to graduate high school, but by now they've real- ized there's more to life than working in their father's store. Their goal is to get into L.A.'s Number- I night spot and be- come movers and shakers in today's happening club scene, to prove that for the first time in their lives, they arc real- ly worth something. Parent Trap: Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson. Hallie (Lindsay Lohan) is growing up with her father (Quaid), a vineyard owner in the Napa Valley. Annie (also Lindsay Lohan) is being raised by her mother (Richard- son), a renowned wedding gown de- signer. Strangers to each other, Hallie and Annie meet at a summer camp in Maine and soon learn they are identical twin sisters separated shortly after birth by the breakup of their parents. They soon become eager to meet the parent they never knew and devise a scheme to trade places and ultimately reunite their mom and dad. Ronin: Robert de Niro. Sam (DeNiro) is an American hired, along with an international team of covert op- eratives, to steal a well -protected brief- case. None of them knows the identity of their employer, the true motives of other members of the team or the con- tents of the mysterious briefcase. To- gether, they must negotiate their way through a maze of political subterfuge and confusion in which former alle- giances are often transitory and mean- ingless and where money reigns supreme. One thing is clear, some of them will die and others will kill for it. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan, Detective Inspector Lce (Chan) is the only man capable of capturing one of Hong Kong's most powerful and treacherous crime lords. With the unwavering sup- port of the Chinese Consular in Hong Kong, Lee's diligence and cunning have led to the confiscation of more than $5(X) million in weapons, drugs and a collection of Chinesc art unsurpassed in the world. However. the elusive Juntao remains at large. and now seeks revenge against those who believe they can bring him to justice. Simon Birch: Simon Birch (Ian Michael Smith) was the smallest deliv- ery ever recorded in the history of Gravestown Memorial Hospital. The doctors proclaimed Simon a miracle, and ever since, he's been quick to re- mind anyone who forgets. Simon's cer- tain he's going to be a hero...he's just not sure how. Fate takes an unexpected turn when Simon gets his first hit: a high foul ball with tragic consequences. What Dreams May Come: Robin Williams, Annabella Sciorra. For those who believe in eternal love, no explana- tion is necessary. For those who do not, no explanation is possible. Chris Nielsen's (Williams) love for his wife Annie (Scioxra) defines the core of his being. When they met, they became soul mates in a divine love to exist no longer as two, but as one. A love so powerful it defies the hounds of heaven Ott by A.J. &SM .This house was made for filming A television series called Little Men is shooting in and around this Claremont area house built specifically for film- ing. The book by Louisa May Alcott includes many scenes -here in the so-called Main House. Here, crews prepare the setting for film crews before shooting. and earth leads Chris on a remarkable adventure. If destiny decrees that Chris must journey to the very depths of Hell to be with her, then he will. Without Limits: Billy Crudup, Donald Sutherland. In the late 1960% and early 1970s, Steve Prefontaine rev- olutionized the sport of track with his athletic prowess and rock -star -like abil- ity to ignite the crowd. The holder of seven American running records was favoured to bring home gold from the Montreal Olympics in 1976. He never got that chance. In 1975 at the age of 24, Prefontaine was killed in a car acci- dent. Without Limits traces his briefand exciting career, his fights against the amateur athletics union and his friend- ship with coach and mentor Billy Bow- erman (Sutherland). Also playing: Saving Private Rvan. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: How Stella Got Her Groove Back: Angella Bassett, Whoopi Goldberg. At age 40, Stella (Bassett) seems to have it all — a great job as a high -salaried stock broker, a beautiful home and a bright, loving young son. But Stella has lost her groove-, She has forgotten how to have fun... to take chances. Then friend Delilah (Goldberg) plans a vaca- tion in Jamaica, saying it is time for something or someone to rock Stella's world. The lush surroundings work their magic. Also playing: Antz, Night at the Roxbury, One True Thing, Ronin, Rush Hour, Saving Private Ryan, Si- mon Birch, There's Something About Mary, Urban Legend, What Dreams May Come. �s � t THE NEWS ADVFRTIS *M FUMAY, OCTOBER 2, 1913 - PAGE 15 Gospel concert being held in Ajax Saturday AJAX — Canadian gospel talent will be showcased here Saturday. Oct. 3. Gospel Celebration '99 will feature Donna and Andy Parisien, Errol Trench. Clairmont Humphrey. Alistair Br- creton. Jerome Ransome, and Pastor David and Margie Imler. Hosted by Gospel Road International, the show's being held at the Christian Life Centre, at the corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft roads in Ajax, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5. Call 427-5167 for tickets or more information. its Ontario Science Centre BOD"ORK380 at theyouthcentre Explore tate science of how our bodies work] Over 15 different exhibits and displays[ w 7 aturck y, October 3 and Sunday, October 4 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. FREE A IN USSION �orozysw� ?tt%ir.Gcawc�l Jon Ls in T&&a Cm arty Heakh Uletic 19981 theyouth centre 360 bayly st- west ajax, Ontario (905)428-1212 YHOTO'VEtiIEtiCE, UtiL�" A FEV.' I) ��"ti TO -o — RE CLOSING HARWOOD MALL T427-0023 -PTO —O OFF FRAMES. GlFrS. Mt *SW & Pli 'S1 I , (,( )t ` 1 LWs, (A) VL.A1 I -K1. 1.`l r 1A Ott :NAL : PAGE: 16 - THE NF%%*S ADVERTISER F'RIDAV. OCTOBER 2, 11"N BiLLBOARD WN:\T`s HAPPENING IN AJ:\N :\Nl) PICKERING FRIDAY, OCT. 2 JOBS: The John Howard Society of Durham Region holds an open house of the Job Connect's Career and Employment Re- source Centre from 1 to 4 p.m. at 136 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. 427-8165 (Joelle). ADDICTION: The Sereni- ty Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This group meets every week and deals with addictions of all types. including co-de- pendancy. Child care pro- gramme available as re- quired during the meeting. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim. evenings). BALLYCLIFFE: Ballycliffe Lodge holds ::s October Pub Night from 7 to 10 p m. at 70 Station St.. Ajax. Everyone welcome. 683-7321. SATURDAY. OCT. 3 FALL HOME PARTY: The united Cnurcr. VVDmen of Dunbarton Fairport United Church hold a Fall Home Party Event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church at 1066 Dunbarton Rd.. Pickering. Fall fashions, jewellery, home products, lunch room. bake sale and more. 839-7271. SALE: St. Isaac Jogues Church. 1148 Finch Ave., Pickering, holds an attic sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Treasures new and old for sale and donations are sought. For info or pick-up of items call 839-3375. 831-1676. GOSPEL: A gospel con- cert is being held at the Christian Life Centre. cor- ner of Rossland and Ravenscroft rds.. Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5. It's hosted by Gospel Road International. 427- 5167. 686-1411. SUNDAY, OCT. 4 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists go on a 'Fun With Fall Fun- gus' outing looking for mushrooms. birds and plants. Meet at 10 a.m. in the northeast corner of the parking lot at the Durham Board of Educa- tion Otfice-Sinclair Sec- ondary School on Taunton Rd. 1 km east of Hwy. 12 in Whitby. Bring lunch. (905)985-9497 (James Kamstra). Precision Tune Auto Care 355 BAYLY ST. AJAX East of Westney at Finley' - (905) 683-9699 ,1= Quality Service Guaranteed ISO---------------- ----0_1 I I I lip -50% OFF ' All Brake Pads & I Brake Shoes o 11 W 1W-- I I Valid will, preservation of coupon. 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Savings cannot be Sears reg. 39.99. 19" combined with any other offers 1599 3 'While quantities last. Personal shopping only. Some items may have been on sale during the past week 69EEA nR 59 1•� �dIM7 WM_.. F - 1,994 DODGE RAM 4X Air. Cassette. Green. 815,99: 1998 PLCO g NBON SPORT 4 dr., 3.6 rr egvipmerk DOCH engitn ad Pow Auto. air. Dower sun rw(.iff w xORtyI"- if MM 1996 1)0DGE S TRA TUU 1 S11.1300 9141 •JF. S02 /month lease O*v --44r,- --_ --- 40 I 4 doors. ..:: white. Aura stick. n 6 cylinder. 1991(rPtAND CAN AA- .�E i J.040,01h H.ce :gear. v ar, c.9 6 cy!.. .-...._. � ' caSserger air n++.. ' . *J'Se. Stereo and r,„cr, - y _rc 4-&W mom SOLp NOW SALE PRICED Iwo ( HPI-SLEP► INTPEPID (ARAY.- N PAIR SLLL 1.).991 �.� •r AN NAN r M r ptI If I l Z q'GDGjE CHRYSLER NEW & USED VEHICLE CENTRE 0 - M M 1996 CHRYSLER_ INTREPID ► I � � � � " �....�� , • - �} Excellent family ca►. _.�,. All the toys. Low miles. 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Stereo and r,„cr, - y _rc 4-&W mom SOLp NOW SALE PRICED Iwo ( HPI-SLEP► INTPEPID (ARAY.- N PAIR SLLL 1.).991 �.� •r AN NAN r M r ptI If I l Z q'GDGjE CHRYSLER NEW & USED VEHICLE CENTRE 0 - M M •Io4 [o]:1 =1 ADULT SKI CARVING PACKAGE SKIS • BOOTS • BINDING & POLES 399 JUNIOR SKI PACKAGE SKIS BOOTS BINDING & POLES 269 SALOMON & MERRELL FOUR SEASON FOOTWEAR NOW IN STOCK JUNIOR SNOWBOARD PACKAGE BOARD BOOTS BINDINGS 299 ADULT SNOWBOARD PACKAGE BOARD BOOTS BINDINGS 329 11, T I 495 Taunton toad East, Oshawa (905) 432.7789 w eurnamma�� nom o,mner. e�.nommau nom usF's Y1�Lil it �: ��! : t+•a-a .Y' 7- wf. ill `Do afhf� t o i n et`t ton'sy y . a RP. a" d" ;het u.: seated reg I u ora �atr�d:. Clea' ra nc�-p��edr#ashfons and accessories for. Men, 1l�lomdn,- Children -.and your Home. Designer, Clearance and Fctc�y Outlet included. E-AT011"S .s 10% `off regular -priced' • furniture (including infants') • area rugs •formal dinnerware • small electrics &personal care appliances 3 Days Only! October 2nd'to October 4th www.eatons.com Exclusions: For Women & Men: All men's regular -priced designer fashions, women's selected designer fashions, all men's and women's accessories and shoes (Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, Guess. cK Calvin Klein, Nautica, DKNY. Easy Spirit. Nine West, Enzo Angiolini. Via Spiga• Gucci, Roots, Timberland. Mani. Valentino, Joseph Abboud, Hugo Boss. Jean Paul Gaultier. Stuart & Mr. Seymour. Jeanne Lottie. Claudel, women's Jockey Intimates and women's designer & contemporary fashions in classes 359, 118, 654. 041); cosmetics, fragrances. bath and body Swatch. Liz Claiborne, Yves SaintIll-aurent and prestige watches: fine, estate, Dior, Du Nouveau. Memoire Paris. Diamond Essence. and Royal Canadian Mint jewellery: 3 -pack hosiery: athletid footwear; Sunglass Hut: Mont Blanc pens. For Childrec: :: regular -priced designer fashions. accessories apd shoes (Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Boys and Roots 1. For the Home: Seven Seas collectibles. Denby dinnerware, major appliances, home comfort appliances. vacuums. home electronics, pre-recorded videos CDs and film. Other: Eaton Gift Certificates, books, Godiva. Eaton s Restaurants, concessions and services .I. J .. • .r y.if - ,e. . "".a'. I•-/,. . t* •wi ,-4'• PAG:.120 -1'HE NEWS ADVFRTiSF.R 1:RIDAY, ((?OBER 2, 19913 Purple's The Durham Children'. Aid Society provincial government Plans to make is asking that community members several amendments to the Child and wear a Purple ribbon in recognition of Family Services Act, including the October as Child Abuse Prevention concept of" "neglect" as grounds tOr Month. protecting a child, stronger t'ocus by The CAS says the purpose of the the courts and social workers on past purple ribbon is twofold. history of" the parents regarding child "First. it is important to get the roes- abuse or neglect, and reducing, the time Sage out that protecting vulnerable children in Durham Region is everv- one's husiness." sa\,, Jaynes Duhray, CAS cxecuti%c director. "it is not Just the responsihilit\ cif the CAS — we need the assistance of police, the med- ical profession, teachers, da\ -care pro\iders and Citi/ens it- we are to he successful in keeping children in our community safe. The second purpose is to educate and engage the public in the chanu�es to child protection that ha\e heL,un and will continue over the next fcw months." Alread\ this \car. Durham CAS and the Durham Regional Police Service established a protocol fOr mutuall\ in- vesuzating child abuse. A similar agreement \kith the medical profession is currently in the works. As well. the You look marvellous to the Easter Seal Society the colour to' mark AJAX — You can make vourself even more beautiful than you are and look good in the eyes of the Easter Scal tiocict\ this weekend. Dianiond Image,, presents Image Showcase Sundav, Oct. 4 from I I a.m. to 6 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Roorn of the Ajax Communrt, Cen- tre on Centennial Road. You can hrovc se and bu\ skin :are products. cosmetics, hair care and colounn_ items. Gift baskets Hill he sold, rcfreshrnents ser.cd and door pri/cs awarded. Admission is $5 per person and all proceeds go to the Easter Seal So- ciety. Call Wobl/e Chan at 683-8999 for more information on the Diamond Images e, ent. child abu infants and young children can remain in the care of the CAS before either re- turning home or finding a permanent adoptive home. The Durham Children's Aid Society is currently providing services for more than 4,7(X) families with children in the community and there are 540 r �: � i ;L�• t= .'• li�r • Li. 116 •_ • . • sep revention children in care with Durham CAS during the year. Anyone wanting a Purple ribbon can pick one up at the Durham Chil- dren's Aid Society, 555 Rossland Rd. W.. Oshawa, during October. For more information call Mr. Dubray at the CTAS, (905) 433-1551, ext. 23(X). .-OW Please Recycle ?,y`� w¢',qYour local Boards of �ramberofc03 Durham Canada, ' - ;_ 6 C01a4ERfE Trade and Chambers " Business ' vAv, Industry Industrie ;� v z, T m e ci Gi a Canada Canada ceetM aa�{ ______ of Commerce MU& tdob �Wv c (e�.1 Dalt The entire business community is invited to attend this free information seminar to discuss the year 2000 computer bug problem. Learn from expert speakers from IBM, Industry Canada and CIBC. How will the new millennium impact on your small and medium sized business? You'll find out how and know where to go for help. Door Prizes, Business Card draws for prizes, including a Y2K audit for your business. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL ANDREA McFATER AT THE DURHAM BUSINESS LEADER (905) 683-5110 • ..�jT�t,�e��N�/�.issan The new $279,.•: Com�V in . E. 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And the Metro East "tirade P.m. to 8 r.nl. e newly -formed Canadi- Centre in Pickeringwill hold The centre is at 1KEN) Brock ood Services, which is clinics on 'rIi e� t., .. , ,,kill, over for Cd Cross's re - disbanded loud -collection In rsion, will be 00111W i`� several AJAX HYDRA I�I,�od donor 1I111lti across ;)oche m this ul� �nlh. While the " ilcv is new need for od of all I,cs is not. Es- ,cially with the tliday season ,proaching the cd for donors Li -cat. brie will he K,996FM clinic in Ajax n fucsday. Oct. ��*•^�:t�'7c••.w at the St. BOOM BOX r r n a d c t t e will be here! RA /1► Ei«. s G t OUTLET,', 1POOamto6;00pm. t octs'3 hurch. '_ 1 Bay - St. E. The �A Oft— FE DE1 ,N STO i n i c w• I I I run Quality Energy efficient products ons 12.30 to 8 in. Si. Joscph the ,V,,rkcr Parish at 100 Mary tit. N. n Oshawa will tmm.t a donour Itnic on Satur- da%. Oct. 17, "X%�� food, drink & car wash donation acceatt Regular Maintenance Services Additional services may be required depending on your model, please see applicable Specific Maintenance Services. All service prices include parts, lubricants, labour and environmental charges. Please note: applicable taxes are not included. Lubrication $24.95 INTERVAL (,000knt/months): 6, then every 12 thereafter. • Replace engine oil 8 oil filter • Inspect lights, horn dt wipers • Inspect air filter element • Check coolant, battery, brake, • Lube locks, latches & hinges and washer fluid levels Service "i $79.88 INTERVAL (,000km/months): 12, 36, 60, 84,106,132,156,180, 204 • Replace engine oil & oil filter • Inspect brake linings, drums • Adjust engine idle speed pads, discs, lines & hoses (if needed when applicable) • Inspect exhaust system & • Inspect air fitter element mountings • Inspect drive belts • Rotate tires • Inspect steering linkage, • Inspect tires (Damage, gearbox, ball joints, dust pressure, etc.) covers, drive shalt, boots, • Lube locks, latches 8 hinges nuts b bolts on chassis and body Service #2 $79.88 INTERVAL (,000km/months): 24,48, 72, 86,120.144,168,192 • Replace engine oil & oil filter vent system, hoses, 6 fuel • Adjust engine idle speed tank bands & fuel tank cap (if needed when applicable) gasket • Inspect air fifter element • Inspect brake linings, drums • Inspect drive belts pads, discs, lines dt hoses • Inspect steering linkage, • Inspect exhaust system 8 gearbox, ball joints, dust mountings covers, drive shaft, boots, • Rotate tires nuts 8 bolts on chassis and body • Inspect tires (Damage, Inspect fuel lines dt pressure, etc.) connectors, fuel tank vapour • Lube locks, latches & hinges J I of I, 1.11'Hilltull r.' 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S49.88 TRUCKS / 4RUNNER i PREVIA Refer to Owners ......•..•' Replace O' Senor at 128.000 km u to '95 models Manual 4WD..................................549.88 P (P )....... • %Luntenancr of there items are considered the owner's respon minlinrs as listed in sour owners 2W D TRUCKS manual, but will be performed M .our Toyota Dealer at n, additional charL'e when a Factor • Grease front wheel bearings every 48.000 km ! 48 mon...............197.88 Recommended %laintroar" is being dune. 4WD TRUCKS /4RUNNER Specific Maintenance Services • Lubricate propeller shaft every 12.000 km / 12 mon..................... 110.88 Certain Toyota vehicles will also require the following • Lubricate front wheel bearings (except '98 Tacoma / 4Runner) specialized attention. Be sure to have these services and drive shaft bushings every 48.000 km / 36 mon...................1247.86 performed (if applicable) as part of your regular maintenance. TURBO -EQUIPPED ENGINES ALL MODELS • Oil change every 4.000 km / 3 months............................................'18.88 • Replace air filter elementary every 48.000km/36 mon. • Oil and filter every second oil change.............................................124.95 — — — — — (or soorw n requind) - Carburated Engines ....................$12.95 EXPRESS LUBE — — — — — - E.F.I. 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(1998 models) I every 96,000 km (prior to model years) - 4cyl............. 1186.88 BODY REPAIR ESTIMATES - 6cyl............. $258.88 L — — — $Ib PAGE 22 - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (K'TOBER 2, 199E SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING N SKAU EXCF M61 CM 7 DAYS = • NEW A USED HOCKEY MUIPWIM • EXPW S"U SHARPENING • S"M UW ANNG & RIVETS " • ALL RMNGS ®� ly C� ARANUM Chain si+ore ces Farm sore semce. ■ Axemen take f lurst roundanainst P By At Rivett got its first look at what is expected to become a full- Thc first round of the hlow n ri%alry between the ice %ars hctwcen the Ajax neighbouring clubs. On Axemen and the Pickering, this night, the teams Acre Panthers went to the Aja- content to just play hocks% clans Tuesday. in a relatively clean con- Axemen Jason Cassells test. Aith all the scoring. scored the eventual game coming in the first and winner to cap a hat trick third periods. for the talented centre Aith Axemen coach 'stark 2:19 remaining. to Live Watson sacs the victory Ajax a 6-5 %ictory at the will serve as a real morale Ajax Community Centre. booster for his charges, who had dropped three of their first four league con- tests and had been plagued by a lack of scoring in those games. "It was a good game and a good gauge for our team." noted Watson. -And, it was nice to score some goals for a change. Pickering's a good team and the%'re well coached. Nti'c played them tough tonight and we ,ot Some breaks along the way. This was a biz Ain for us tonight." Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis gave full credit to the Axemen for a solid effort. Ajax is a good team. They played well tonight and you have to gn c them full credit for the Ain. Thev outhattled us along the hoards and I think that was the difference in the game- If you're going to heat Ajax, you're going to have to play the full game. The Axemen jumped out to a 4-3 lead after one period, chasing Panthers' g.oaltender Scutt Evans from the net in favour of Joel Cameron. After a scoreless second period, The Axemen's victory over the first -place Pan. thers was onl% their second of the season and improves their Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockc� League record to 2-3-I. The Pan- thers I -all to 4-2 after los- ing their last two league contests. One of six regular-sca- son games the clubs will play this season, the con- test was historic as it marked the first-c%cr rceu- lar-season meeting, be- tween the 1wo clubs. Prior to this season, the Panthers played in the Astro Junior 'A' Hockc\ League while the Axemen toiled in the Provincial Junior 'A' Hockcy League. A merger of the two leagues hrouuht the two clubs into the I3- team Eastern Conference within the OPJHL. A eood crowd — some- what short of a sell-out — Fastball try -outs this weekend PICKERING — The Pickering Heat fastball's novice girls' team is hold- ing try -outs for the coming 1999 season this Saturday and Sunday. The try -outs for girls born in 1985 and 1986 will take place at Kinsmen Park from 10 a.m. to noon, each day. For more information, call Bill Reed at 416-691- 7535. take on the Sting. Ionight. Centre at 8 p.m &' Friday. Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. The Bowmanville F:a On Saturday, Oct. 3. the glcs come to town to play Axemen host the Auburn at the community centre (Syracuse Junior Crunch) on "Tuesday. Oct. 6 at 8 �p at the Ajax Community p.m. Ajax Axemen's Rod Hynes is shadowned by an unidentified member of the Pickering Pan- thers during Ontario Provin- cial Junior 'A' Hockey League. Pickering tied the score. but the draw was short- lived as Ajax regained lead and later took a (wo-goal edge on Cassells' third goal. The Panthers tallied with 4I seconds remaining to end the scorine. Other Axemen goal scorers were Jimmy Jor- dan. Cameron Lyall and Scan Uniackc. ball} ing for the Pan- thers were Jeff Milroy, Garen Winder. Steve Far- quharson. George Trifon and Luc Chiasson. The Panthers played at the Cobourg Memorial Arena against the Cougars Thursda% after our press Photo by A.J. Groen The Axemen won the first- ever regular -season meeting between the two teams 6-5 at the Ajax Community Centre Tuesday night. deadline. Tonight, Friday. Oct. 2, Pickering plays host to the Cougars at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 p.m. Meanwhile, the Axe - men travel to Trenton to V V d% �1 EVERY TRIP TO THE MALL COULD USE A LITTLE FOOTBALL, �.a DAN, N G MF 2 � C W" PORT HOPE GOLF & C CI * Sunday yforningTcc off from -am - 9ana * Wn's Lcaguc'29 includes 18 holes. shared power car and 50/50draw Driving Range ' Practice Green No tcc off time necessary during Mens League May not b-- combmcd with any other coulxin offer ---------------- CLIP AND SAVE THIS COHNG WHX I with this ad, bri4 lnd two playnara FRIEE I L Valid Wed. �k�'� 3o through vt'ed., Oct. 7 J -- ADI Ll' - DAY FULL_ HUSBAND & WIFE - DAY FULL SI(K)5 SENIOR (ovcr65)7 DAY F1'LI_ _S020 SENIOR 5 DAY (excluding Holidays & VXcckends)_SS 3t) JUNIOR $23i 'all priers exclude GST For more infomwuun gall Megan or Deb (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 www.aoninc.com PRO TEACH BASEBALL Vlds u Ib i Pa Tad low Fd fix Location: National Sports Centre (Pickering) 7 PM: Multi Purpose Instruction (12 & younger) 7-8 PM: Hitting & Pitching Instruction (12 & older) 8-9 PM: Hitting & Pitching Instruction (12 & older) *ALL CLASSES START TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2V * EACH CLASS HAS 8 -1 HOUR SESSIONS * TO REGISTER CALL- BOB ALLBOB JOHNSTON (mwm) 427-4947 or BENNY BERM (416) 812.6993 itom Raiders comeback kids in tournevvitt r oy I,1The Ajax-Pickering Raider` minor join 'AAA' rep hockey team posted a ()file- from-behind victory over Wex- or(l to take the title at the recent Ajax- 1(:kcrime Early Bird Tournament. fhc Raiders spotted Wexford two quick goals in the first period but, in the second frame, not only tied the .,gine, but started to set the tempo of ilii• play. In the first minute of' the third l'c riod, the Raiders took [tic lead and itinued to play well through the rc- mainder of the contest for a 3-2 win. Robert Bentley scored two goals, Including the game winner, to lead the kaiders. Lee Morris netted the other nnarker. Adding assists were Brandon Crummey. Kyle Needles, Brian Darlow Md Mark Burnett. Goaltender Jamie %lnlony earned most valuable player .)nours in the final. The minor atom Raiders earned en- -v to the final game alter blanking the %1 hitby Wildcats 4-0 in the semi-final untest. Bentley scored twice, Ryan !)awe and Chris Chappell added sin- les. Drawing assists were Michael firoaderip with two, Crummey, Dawe, Bentley and Andrew Wilkins with one apiece. Molony was named MVP fur Alax-Pickcring. Ajax-Pickcring opened the tourna- ment with a 3-2 win over the Central Ontario Wolves. Stephen Boyle, Bent- lc% and Needles scored tOr Ajax, assist- ed by Wilkins and Morris. Bentley was named MVP for the Raiders. In the second game, the Raiders got past the Whitby Wildcats 5-2. Brent Tamane, K�,Ie Speers, Dawe, Bentley and Wilkins scored for Ajax -Pickering. Assisting were Crummey. Bentley and Chris Chappell. Wilkins earned the MVP award for the game. Ajax -Pickering finished off the round-robin portion of the tournament by defeating Pittsburgh 4-I. Chappell, Bentley, Morris and Dawe scored for the Raiders, assisted by Wilkins. Broaderip, Crummey, Chappell and :Needles. In exhibition play so far this season, the Raiders defeated Oshawa 5-3 and lost to Markham 3-1. Team members are David Blair. Jamie Molony, Robert Bentley, Chris Chappell. Brandon Crummey, Ryan Dawe, Lee Morris, Kyle Needles, Cody Pollard. Kyle Specrs. Brent Tamane. Stephen Boyle, Michael Broaderip, Mark Burnett, Brian Dar- low and Andrew Wilkins. The team is coached by Paul Bur- nett, assisted by Dean Egginton. Rene St. Aubin and Pat Speers. The trainer is Greg Chappell and the manager is Erin Broaderip. 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Come see how Ben Moss Jewellers is changing where Canadians shop for jewellery. This nionth, Ben NIuss.Jeweller:s prat« 1- I}• amens their latest store in Pickering rouvn Centre. The slot-(, is a totallt new• elesign, with a cont cinporar. styling incoilmrating the personality of Ben Nluss.Jewellets h,day and the compa- ny's experience of K's year; in the jew- ellery business. "We believe that shopping forjewellery should he an exciting expene•rtce and not niti►nidaung," says Brent 'rr,po. President and CE0). "Our new store certainly showcases the beautiful nter- chandise we sell, but also features the outstanding people who are constantly exceeding our c•ttstorners' expecta- tions." Why Ben Moss Jewellers was voted Best Retail Chain two years in a row. Ilunoured as one of the Financial Post's -50 Best Managed Private Companies" and as one of Canada's "Top Ten Employers of Women," it is not surprising that N -n %loss was also recognized ;is "Best Retail Chain" by I he Canadian .Jeweller ylagazine for the second consecutive year. PS 50 v BEST MANAGED "�RIVATE COMPANIES "The company's intensive Training and Employee Relations Program ensures that Ben Moss customers receive the ultimate in service. Friendly, knowledgeable and depend- able," says Fred Hamilton, Pickering store manager. "We. guarantee every- thing that we sell, diamonds for five Years, everything else for three years. We also keep building on our cus- tomers' confidence with features like our lifetime trade -up policy on dia- mond rings, free jewellery cleaning, and Ben Moss Preferred credit card." Colne to our new Pickering Town Centre store and meet from L to R Lau►-ic L•7sden, Donna (ieisherger; //r►rtitele Barthvau, Rus,, Lor-ifice, Chet -yl D vi,ill, .tilore _Llarrnihcr F'reri f/rrrrlillort. "SO MANY NEW WAYS TO FA 1 I IN I()VF" Don't pay �t n ma tcl� "99 - Reward: waiwoury rip. Caw sie4piiciry i4 a P4 Carat 1:1 Cam* tw WV-Aid4to,ed 0144 t wke at Iii WCle or ydbse gold dinaeoad c kwur ta"Wakat n4f triNe !hr& priwns at &4r sa *," 1/5 CANALT' $369 :4 a ! d&m- pt4b44ta Avow, id in lift %4W pW 1/3 CARAT- $499 $999 $399 B&A""SS .r.. be9MC6t corn A family affair since 1910. The Ben Moss Pickering Town Centre store marks the seventh new store Ben doss has opened in the Ontario marketplace in the past few years. "We are always stri-,ing to pro- tide the best in spruce, selec- tion and duality," states Brent Trepel. "Our c•onunitinent to our customers' satisfaction is one of our guiding principles." Ben Moss opened his first store in Winnipeg ,iti years ago. Grand.sort.s Brrrtl Tr, pvl, President and (_EO (lei?), and Louis Trepel, Vic•v-President of Marketing (r-iyht) conlirtue a Pro udJnIra ily Iradiliort tcith Ihei r f atter ti i d Tr,-lMl, Chr►ir-rrtnrt of the Btairrl, Own - Ire/ a'ilh the rrpenirty ri/ llreir ns'u•esl share in Picker -mg Town Cen I re. Enter to WM A DazdingDimnored Ring mer CompL,te thu Adit and drip off at Bra Moss vm*rs. 1'akenna rivn Centre Entrants must he 18 µurs or itie'r Cinvu ,kK s O, t,xF'r 31 1998 PAGE. 26 -THF: ISMS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. (K'TOBER 2, 1"S AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... ]INCERELY kyllrl k I TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE is OR OLDER. TOTALLY CONFIDENTIAL Call 1-900-451-3793 S2.49 per min. PROVEYOURSELF 18 old fe-ae brown• hair. blue eyes. 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Sensitive, hard working and able to Spend bme with me BOX 13646 FRIENDS FIRST 42 q• old female ° 4 •-••.-her ^, •Wi enjoys '�l7cors. liking, ruling. walking. sk,ing. atll .z:ng. theater. movies. QuieA t mes- . din ners and more Seeing a mak. 6. 200 lbs. non-smoker around the same age, who has similar interests BOX 1'966 CALL SOON 46 v old. 5'6' t --ane w.r• <�,�rt. brown ha • and hazel eyes EngvyS camping_ music. Cooling walkingand more Seek• a male 46 piss. with similar InterestsM friendship possible relationship BOX 26915 LET'S GO FOR COFFEE 63 y' Odd je^a e 5 ' 3C 'lis nor'' -drinker nOn-smoke- eni,uys ,vamping and r-,Wny tun Seeking a 'an -Sino. ^ g male who likes dancing BOX 32971 PUT YOU FIRST Single white lem.aie 41 vrs cid, smoKer. non-drinke, 5 3- 125 lbs ci,;e eyes Enjoys laughing co.ntry mk6ac, dancing. movies and Quiet times Seeking a single. whin mak. 38 to 48 wta is sincere. honest and dedicated. socias drinie• are welcome BOX 33121 CALL ME 22 r- �b, single w^.:•e to^a a wino enjoys lite and many activities Seek n9 a male. 20 to 26. for friendship first BOX 26911 ENJOYABLE TOES 53 yr old. 5 4- '35 ',t widowed female, enjoys family lite. walks. gardening, muSrc. travel etc Seeking a gentleman, with sme- lar Interests. for fnendshkp antl possibly more BOX 11630 A GENUINE FRIEND Christian woman 50. enjoys walks. good music. dinner. etc Seeking an honest, sin- cere man 50 to 55 BOX 15469 SUM AND INTELLIGENT " Very attractive, charming and outgoing. young 51 yr old. well established temlak. with th a great personality and a sense of humor Enjoys music, dancing, camping. travel, the good life, etc All caps Will be retumed BOX 26908 ARE YOU MR. RIGHT? Are you 49-59. handsome. outgoing, good sense of hamar and personality dancer. honest and romantic? This female likes country music, las no dependents• is established and charming What you get is the whale package! AN calls returned BOX 26904 BEST FRIEND SOUGHT Petite, attractive. Chrlsivi n lady, ran Smok- er, ran drinker. Enjoys movies, dimer, me- afef, dining out flea makeLS._day t�: walks and drives in the country .Seeks est, sincere. Chnstlan gen0emat, early 60's, with similar interests, in the Cobourg area, lir Irendsfkp only BOX 30467 HOPELESS ROMANTIC? 33 yr old, white female. 52', dark brown hair and eyes. full figured. enjoys fishing. lot a n30-40 foraahsbrg lasting Legation for amort, ship Must be atbaaive. understanding. loyal and tarthfu l will a good sense of humor. BOX 17381 SEEKNG MY KNIGHT Sm a white female, a smoker. non-drinker, e single while male. 36 to 45. social drinkers and Italians welcome You should know flow to treat a lady, in rebus you u receive sirncenty, hon"Ift, hum oc and love. Sweep me off my feet! BOX 19200 ROMANTIC AND FUN Blond. tau and beaus t,, Not' Bu! smart sensual, fun, full figured, 38 yr old mom of !wo Enjoys movies. dancing, romance and 'amity fife Looking for a man who is intellr gent humorous and sincere BOX 26898 CIRCLE THIS AD!! S3 yr old, activeattractive. professional, employed. golfer. gardener and handy woman who is looking to love a considerate male whotikes laughter and reads more than the daily newspaper, to share family. companionship and fun BOX 16393 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LET ME SPOIL YOU! Single white male 28 51 ' SC bs. hard- somegreentlue eyes. sandy donde hair. fairly lit, erjoy golf, long walks. bingo. pool. Sharing. cooking and intimacy Seeking an unmarned. kind fit, attractive, white or Asian woman BOX 18234 HAVE A GOOD HEART? 33 yr old. single white male. 6 1'. black hair, due eyes. mustache, large frame, non- smoker. light drinker, enjoys movies. din- ner, drives. the lake and more Looking for a female, mrd 20'5 to late 40's. slim to full figure. who is down to earth BOX 15905 NO STRINGS ATTACHED Single male. 45 yrs :)Id 58 155 Itis. fit. brown hal, blue eyes. attractive, good sense of humor Looking for an attractive, female, for some fun times together BOX 15910 GRAB YOUR ATTENTION? Male, black hair haze' eyes. 'it. athletic Looking for an attractive female. who is not shy. who likes mystery BOX 15967 READY TO SETTLE? Single male. 44 yrs old. 510.. brown hair, due eyes. looking for a single or divorced female, around the same age. to settle down_with BOX 16117 FUN LOVING GUY 27 yr old. 6'. 231 lbs male, seeking a 20 to 30 yr old female. who enjoys sports. danc- ing, going to navies and more For that very apeaat fun loving relationship BOX 18236 99 floated home that 4-.. It was so exciting. I couldn't believe one little, free ad in e - the personals, and that quickly I was falling for someone. Here I am, director of marketing at a global ,A �f r transportation /f , j rompany -- as giddy t ; as a 15 year-old after a stolen kiss -- and loving every minute of it! NEED A FRIEND 46 yr old male. 511'. 178 lbs, like music. drive in the Country. and moves Would Irks 10 meet a lady for a friendship wino likes to talk and has a good sense of humor Romance is not the objective, friendship is. Discretion rs very important BOX 26912 AVERAGE JOE Male. looking for someone, 35 to 40 yrs old, slim to medium build. who is not into head games BOX 10791 LOOKING FOR LOVE 30 yr old male. 67. muscular, non-smoker. secure. enjoys music, art, moves. garden - Ing and more. Looking for a female, 23 to 30. with similar interests. non-smoker, Stam to medium butt. BOX 10968 FIT THE BILL? 31 yr did attached male. 6'. sum, Un, black hair, brown eyes, tooling lir a tall, slim lermale. for a discreet relaborsfkp. BOX 13284 ARE YOU READY? 24 yr old white male. 510'. 175 bs, in shape. successful, looking for a female. who enjoys the outdoors and animals, whip is on shape and knows how to have a good time. BOX 13317 HOPE YOU CALL 28 yr did employed mlape. 5'T, brown hair and eyes. enjoys playing pod. walks. movies, dancing and more. Looting for a female, 23 to 30, with smillar interests. BOX 15780 NOT 100% NAPPY? Married white mate. lookirfg for a d xeo relatiornhp. It you are n lere6ted, please call. BOX 15795 KEY TO MY HEART 36 yr old. 5'8', attractive male wrath black fair and brown eyes Enjoys biung. skating the outdoors. reading. movies. shopping and more. Looking lir a lomlale. 25 to 38. who is down to earth and attractive BOX 18276 HAPPY GO LUCKY 40 yr old mak. 6'. blonde hair. attractive. enjoys bowling. dancing and more. Lookup for a down to earth female, attractive, with similar interests. BOX 18315 UNDER ARREST 34 yr old. 5.7. 170 Ib, single, white male with brown hair and eyes, non-smoker. ooh -Winkel who enjoys sports. running and more. Looking lir an employed. hon. est. carrg kanale. 26 t0 38, with similar interests. BOX 18390 DIEHARD ROMANTIC Male. 28. smoker. Social drinker, seeking whne female, likes derorng, musts, Mies Sports. navies. Looking lex while female. 19 to 30, raw u i mportaA, who Was simi- lar interests, possible frierldship first, rele- Egmsfkp tater. BOX 26929 GONG MY WAY Single white male. 40 yrs did, steadily enfployed, 57, 165 lbs. 1 a" watching moves, playing cards and many sport acovibss. If on add vowea you, mart hopefully we are headrg in the right dww- tion. BOX 26928 SPARK A FLAIE1 57. 175 b, attractive, employed, married male. CWW. elf, romwft and adventurous, with brown hair and hai al eyes. Seeking an attractive female. 38 to 40, for discreet adventures. BOK 10766 jO NEwADS I INTERESTED? CALL! 49 yr old. financially secure. blade male. non-smoker, social drinker, enjoys dining out, dancing, theatre and more Seeking a female vii similar Interests BOX 10786 CALL 4 MORE DETAILS 38 yr old. 5 11 155 ID, outgoing male with brown hair and eyes Seeking a female for a relationship BOX 15757 GIVE ME A CALL! 24 yr old, medium bunt, wh+'male who enjoys long walks on the beach, swimming, biking, bowling, sports and more. Seeking an honest, sincere, trustworthy female. 20 to 28. with similar interests BOX 18231 VERY PROMISING 41 yr old, 5 IV 135 lb handsome. employed, divorced, white male with brown hair and green eyes Enjoys countryrblueshock music. playing sports and more Seeking an attractive. mature fit. young at heart female. 25 to 40's. non- smoker, with similar interests BOX 20609 BRAVEHEART SKS CONSORT Indepe^dent. acivenlu•^vs artistic ar•a adaptive Scotsman. 46. 6. non-smoker. enjoys personal spiritual growth. honesty. NKing. camping, outdoor activities. dinning. Ind weekend getaways Seeks sincere. .•Msi[ive tamale 38.44 non-smoker with no 1,lperdernts BOX 26926 BEGINNING ANEW A]verlturous. singe white ma.,,, 46 FF,. With Heart of gold, seeks sincere. non-smoking 'emaje. without dependents. 38-46, zest for ife. who ¢ sensitive. caring, honest and :irncere. Plus ergots weekend getaways, lining. travel and lust sifting around the •amphre. in the Oshawa/Durham area ZX 26927 STARTING OVER 31 yr old. 6', employed male w th. dark hair, �injoy the outdoors sports. cal 8 truck aces, snow mobAung and more Seeking a 'emale to start over with BOX 33419 A LITTLE ON THE SIDE T. 215 Ib mas"me male is seek in a .ik7 wife for pleasure on the side 804 JUST BE YOURSELF! 21 yr old male 5 8- likes movies. music. '1av;ng fun and enjoying life Non-smoker .uio a non-dnNker S.giki ng a lemak wit,, 'r0 same Qualities. who has a zest tot lite .mtl wants to be treated right Prefer 18 to 4 BOX 10487 LET'S NOT RUSH imgle white professiocal male 35good ook:ng 5 1 C . 1 G lbs. fit, seeking a ery rttnctive "0. intelligent. well adjusted. while or black female. 2-7 to 35. whom shim ! medium built. for a tasting. monogamous dr e� a e welcome BOmi Xw15433 or two I'LL SING FOR YOU ' ntertaner lookr-:; for s� m attractive 'enmale. must have own: vehicle, must enjoy !!rte otd Songs. for fun romance and excite- menl BOX 26923 KNIGHT SEEK PRINCESS Easy San ahractive single white mak, 31 6'1 . t75 lbs, brown hair , hazel eyes Enjoys traveling, concerts, sports, and din, Ingout Seeks a fitertradiw ndy. ages 21 to 314 with no kids" BOX 26924 A SAGI TTARUIN PLEASE 45 yr old, amorced father excellentsense of humor. professional, independent, muhr- talented. handsome, totally positive and with good reason to be Seek 41 yr old pro- fessional, attractive. Saggiirianan woman. for friendship andrelahon%p BOX 26925 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. WAiTNG TO HEAR Bi Curious whte male, 22 yrs old. 6'. 165 lbs. straight acting, due eyes. looking for another male, who is also straight acting. BOX 10813 ROMANCE LATHE AIR 40 Yr old male, 5'T, 180 lbs, brown her and eyes. looking lir a bit or gay male• to spernd quiet evenings together. BOX 12966 iRERESTED? Single white mate. 34 yrs off. 5'B', 155 lis looking for offer males, lir some lin times liogwill 1 1 8 you we i,ferested, cam BOX EVENING PLEASURES ea curious. mala 6 in. Seeking a finale or couple for kOman 8fld deal anco n ars 20418 TAMC U R THE ONE? Bi black male. 25, seeming a sincere, horf- ast male for a rWtiorWrp. No games Please) BOX 10560 HAVE YOUR OWN PLACE? Divorced male 42, for sonfet" over 35, for casual gat WgWws. Must be very discreet. dean and hjud".. BOX 15639 FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, cALL 1-800-662-8423. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGM. ATTENTION ALL JOCKS Male who enjoys all sports and more Seeking another male around my age, for casual encounters. BOX 15691 ON A CASUAL BASIS! 42 yr old. 5 6- 155 Ib. very discreet. Cleanihealthy, divorced male. good looking, seeking a very masculine man. over 35 to get together with every now and then. BOX 18087 LOOKING FOR YOU 25 yr old. 6 stria oht actinglooking male Who enjoys sports and more Seeking males. 18 to 25. with smxlar characteristics BOX 14622 FIXED ON FEET Male with a toot fetish, is seeking other males. 18-35 who also have foot fetishes. BOX 17824 Call 1-900-451-3793 S2.49 per min. LET'S HAVE FUN 21 yr old b female. 54- enjoys walks and having fun Looking for someone lir with Senilar interests, for friendship and more BOX 10532 HAPPY ENDING 34 yr old female Drown hair and blue eyes. enjoys reading. movies, travelny and Shows Seeking a "ji gay female. 33-42. who is honest with similar interests and likes children BOX 33325 WANT TO EXPLORE..... Early 30'S "JI c couple is seeking an attractfemale. attractive. white male. late 20s to early 30's. for friendship and intimate encoun- ters BOX 33266 FUN 8 FRIENDSHIP Mid 30 s, bl femal, looking fir other bi or bi Curious females to have tun times logeener BOX 20735 NEW IN TOWN 46 yr old. 5'. 113 Ib empl„yea rem ile with brown hair d eyes and a good sense of humor Looking for a friend and possibly more BOX 33735 SEEKING SAME 19 yr old b fema'e enlnys walks, music. barstalking and having a good time Seek. e1g the same with coinciding Interests BOX 33753 OSHAWA AREA Female. 5'8'. blue eye,, brown hair. 150 Fos. seeks g another female. 20 to 24, for tnerdsnp BOX 34062 JOIN THE FUN Couple in their mid 20 s, outgoing and tun, seeking a single female. 21 to 26, for friendship or more. Disaetfon assw*d and expected BOX 14160 FULFILLING FANTASIES Couple she is 25 yrs old. 5 4' 105 lbs with long blonde rair and blue eyes. he is 30 yrs ole, 5'11', 175 lbs with black hair and brown eyes Seeking a clean, attractive. son female, for fantasy fulfillment BOX 11461 BASIC INFORMATION 22 yr old, d female is looking for a b or b curious female. for fantasy fulfillment. Ois- uebon assured and a must BOX 13896 LET THE FUN BEGIN! 21 yr did. 5'6-. b curious female looking for an attractive, d curious female, for fun and friendship Must be dean and discreet. BOX 34923 F\.\Fk',/FhHA1), •1I $2.49 per min. SEE WHAT HAPPENS 24 yr old male, 5'11'. 225 lbs, looking lir a 5to play terms with' 18 to 25. BOX GUIDELINES To pace your* • alandew calf 1-800-360-1483 The dparalors of AW&PkcllmV Now Adiia►asar reserve Uw IVN to: ik* ally ails tar c&ON and assume no kabiify Aar ads or responses, nract of raise ads whrdr aro d fer/Ied irilipprVPn*Ie; Or+w ads based on Space ail iabill A&W odd Wiscorn Slenlicae, Inc. we ow program mel be rlaa ifted of i-B00.1928� Afanfri gam to Spmfbu may also dlarw or ranewi Snow ad by cai'lD :hits number For beat niclilpeort pfgriae dna not recommendedrecommendedrecommendedGheMdlr t:cpNrW# 1998 ATS ;-v5- ... ;�/6"n"/.':9%i"�'�.', �!j✓:c �i AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICE 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: Som - Spm Mon: Fri. closed Saturday FAX: (905) 579-421 124 hour) Carom 1 General Help 1 General Help PDsitions fo,: • Commercial lines Producer, and • C.S.R. h I R O. license, Tel 4lrihe/Tabs experien preterred. 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Una 16 Ala. or tax, 905-428-2422 AIR DUCT cleaner wanted ErDenerx;ed preferred bid will !ran Must have valid drivers $cense with Clean record Mork to be done in DwhaW Toronto area 416-258.5807 ATTENTION Housewives. 5VIents anyone with in ex- x(lem iexephoft voice Twiner National company veroitg new ale -sales ONke n Air plana. sit" ad spam n college/unversity pubkea- 'rons No experience noes. sary - will tram. Hourly pay d DOnuS paid weekly Flexible '10urS. day or evening starts available Can 905.426-9792. AZ DRIVERS ReWW Ful Time Ouallf"InfirS Us ex- oehence hatind expenerce. dean abstraa. ICC qui. Top rates. weedy pay, baud" package Please .1 TRUST ?RANSPORT LTD.. Pontypool, ON 1-800-263-3719 BEAUTY SALON requires 1- cmSM alllstaM manager for Aw salon Salary or coat. missiorvbonus/prM1 staving. OshawWnarhe bot stylist for (905) 426-6180 w BUSY FRIENDLY AJAX SALON requires exppeenenced Hairstylist. Good wages plus commission. Call 619-8057 waaY NAW satin tau" aid asfor Id d NWn-Una hSam elp. PWM PWM Caul. (905)686-1911. ask lot Joe CO�-ORTDIMATOR(P/TNome- Office based. 20 hrslwrk Do - "lop volunteer rdtapters in 10 b� edresearch. Rr equiremiNitr post saatday educakan in lkalth or thwan Services: strong fandrsiSyny volunteer Sector expbrkim; Must reside Ain D pt 9110111 Apply Crohn's t R ohtal �c datHin a enue'a 11 �or. Milt 119, ty Oc.1Toho 0, 1998. Previous aDDIY applicants need not CARPENTERS REQUIRED Minimum 7 years experience. Finish Trimming a must. Good Drivers license. Whitby (905) 430-3477 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom You do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. t 4uw cO mSlno wow lowA o"Rx►mw Ouiekmin Inc a a •Ora CWS oasq.... Cord maketw1ur• of carp. an Gwwry namxip marlims w carr hxiwepough Coke, Ow raw prwtli rr 01x43, ac Inwrnirdirw ACC*unOrw/talhpk Ad-wab wdh dM IOMow "nl auriealim • Computer Iiltrate (INS Ofha. Windows 95) • MIS/FnancWACcounwV or relied degree • programmwg or network experience an asset • Costing of Palraaes/Recervahles experience an asset • Sell motivated and able to work in a team anwronmerrt It you meet these quakhcabons, pini respo d in wr"ag only, before October 71h to co"aawr Qaklawill Y:.. CN 777,11 �tSrad. a FAA (785'llt"3/ Only those persons selead for interviews will be oonucmd IQUICKMILL Harwood Place Mall, Ajax Has the following position • Full Time Dispensary Assistant Monday to Friday, 9-5, Prior experiencerereqquired. Apply in person with resume. -NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE" is 01111 1y tteekiNa eN k outgoing People for Nm folio positions - Floor manager - Wait staff - Line cook in all Durlum locations. Oshawa/Bow nsainviHeMckering. Please deliver resume at 540 King St. W. Oshawa Attn - Lisa Miller CLASS A ONINEU nNtdI untR "BiV, U.S. eaperience. Abstract. ICC Medial aid po- lice deaana repaired. Full and part -Dine posikora awit- abk. Call (905)426.6251. Plisse live message. roar rom JLVAM Mies. S yew est. Duelnm area (1K) 663.42M Dssaili i nm now hiring Drivers. Apply at 10 Elm Ave.S.. Age 183-9993. 1051 simem St.1i, Oshaw 434- 2777. 300 Durdit SLE.. W1rl- by 4riri3nn0pp-0110333110. 1215 Bary, WOite-0m. Also hit - As$ W Matupers al AN IOcaam. ECE MOM for h6Ap'+ff time as teaching assistant for a toddler cLm.(905)509.5005. Ext. 105. ESTNEIICAKI REQUIRED Ww mediately for busy. Wel es- ubhshed Wellness Centre. Hair salon d spa Salary pus commission. 623-7653. for Interview. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, I"5 --PAGE 27 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ,moo_ PICKERING 683mO7O7 NEWS ADVERT ER Ph Not tit &- rrl., dill. MOM - 3a OUTLET Toronto Lino (416) 798.7259 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering CLASSIFIED ON UNE Sara/lee - Amberleo plata Now who you Wool fin Tear W rd W dee eAs"rs e" ire hi"r"er or HOURS: 10om-8pm Tues.- Fri., noon -5 pm Sun. Closed Mon. IIItFMU: �//W!ww.+Br6NNNlaws-Nef EItfl L compso@4wb.t ijw FAA: A j( 4 (905) 579-4218 (2 hour) 1 General Hrslp EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST required for Immediate posy iron For Oshawa salon Tek - AM (905)723-8030 EXPRESSIONS HAIR DESIGN Is now hinng STYLISTS. also ESTHETICIAN with Minimum 1 /r exp 11 you're motivated about your career become a Cart of our award winning team Days 668-8046. Eve 330.0320 GENERAL LABOURER, need- ed for residential new home Construction site 3 10 5 years experience Must nave own transportation Please at 1905)850-9138 HAIRSTYLIST - full time/pan time For busy children s sa- lon (Pickering) Call (416) 285-1377 NOW CLEANERS part Mme experienced most have Cir. suitable for retired persons Seniors For Seams 905-686. 0717 NtIMED(ATE OPENINGS - Wr loy area Apple Mamet, Temp Positions Must be tast and easy wwh hands $7 per hr Please can 1-868-509. 3222 Staff Plus LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 m0ift working experience a sally sted-toed boots Up to $9 541V Pickering through Oshawa areas Car an asset We will be nurvierring at ftOshawa unemployment Cen- tre. on Richniond St E. Osta- wa. on Tuesday. October 6th. from930am -2pm LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. L term temp must have 6 months working experier" Sled top salty Doors. in fire Durham Atom and Scarooro areas S6 - 210 per fir Cal Staff Plus 1.886.509-3222 MANDARIN Restaurant Re- quires full-time Most staff Must be available t0 work from 12 00 noon to 10 Oopm Apply in person tram 2 oop m b 5 OOp in Y 1725 Kingston Road Pickering (Kingston/ East of Brock Rd) NAIL TFCNWCIAN with chert- fele keo-tele for busy torairig and tart ring salon 4369303 NAL POST new rational dull earners for news - aper delivery to duseholds between 2 m - 6 A.M. Mon. - Sat elucle a must. CAU 1-8100-266.7742 NATIONAL POST Canada's new nationalneWSpa- per requires adult carriers for news - hper delivery to ouseholds btwn. 2-6 a.m. Mon -Sat. Vehicle a must. 1-SW268-7742 " am sake rARoe in Sail L�Expe�riwa an aaM OtA rot asealial. CAN (905)428.0343. PMENTS. TEACNEU ad aydne who lova children. Discovery Toys is argon* Ikedflll COfNI"tal"S for our Irpcomrp DnhSY fief season. Sill edrratibnal toys. books. games. soflrran. Flexible eburs. flock parties, catr, login Was.Excellent cots - Smnow villi only pCall Candace at 905- 9 9551. CAKE DECORATOR. experi- enced only. Appy with w sume at: Baker's Table. 227 Bkbr St E.. Oshawa. PART INE ESTNETKM w *def& UP -NCO only . Cal (905) 404-2573 evenings. luff General Help FULL i PART TIME Labe Technician Oil changes, previous expenence neces- sary, valid drivers license Apply at PENNZOIL. 195 Westney Rd S A)ax (no phone oafs) MY AS YOU GO Gym No membership required Pry as you go gym No commitment Pay a; you go gym Daily. Weekly. Monthly Absolutely. Positively no preauthonzaed payment Pay as you go Pourer City Gym Open until mioliVot M - F Weekends 9 am - 5 p in 1035 Brock Rd. Pickering (905)427-6277 TELENARKETERS needed. tug time/part time hourly plus bonus. experience preferred Call 905-438-0058 PROPERTY ManagemenVSu- penntendent position regwred for 49 unit pus commerpy condominium building. Ex- perience preferred Please said resulm to Dwham Con- do Corp 1101 90 Athol St E. t>M 101 Oshawa. Ont LIH 8117 Ann Board of Directors RETAIL POSITION anilabke for part fire 20 - 30 hours per week Weekdays. evenings aria weekends Oshawa Cen- tre Responsible. rekable per- son Apply to File 0 227. Oshawa This V*O. P 0 Ban 461. Osfawa. Ontaio LIH 7L5 ROYAL CANADIAN legion Sr 322 Ajax. Ont Now accepting applications for the Food CAW" contract at the Ajax Legion interested parties please send in resumes to R C 1. 111 HUM St , Ajax. Or" LIS 1P3 Arm M Fitzpatrick Closrg Oct 24/98 STYLIST. 2 years experience full or part nine. traiwK ava"Dle with or wrMou1 rcr7 way Saari girl _6;3 I Ask ?or Joe CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon pubkcahon as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no It - ability for non -Insertion) of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the spate occu- pying the error. NI copy is sub ed to Dee appro- NNeewso>Averttiagerrhent of Ioomig for a q am essalk- con w o Or wow dw"Hn. CAN Christine 9WS71-1250 Isco) Taw Um operator for Ai liftherifq arca. Must; be 25ins. or rider (res iftsrgrtoe ptrposa). rxpetience nwa. sm. tNr I11 1 avail". Fax restwN In: SB3-7335. TWM CAP ACCESSORY mnrNdiCt"rer requir/S InsiaN- firNmer for local dekveti s. Good drititg cern . aid are- diallo l abiliq refired Ex- perfehce lnswft riming boards. clic. and asset. Fax rewire In ROL - Picker" - 905428-7371. SNCCESSFNI HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED!(or those Who Trish 10be) id p - le sere- ad THE WILD FLOWER ARTISTIC INJUR DESIGN (905) 430-2113 WANTED: Exprierro[d line rAppy n person, Moa- 9.5-. at Gnsanti's Res- Oura". Whitby. No phone cab p m. WORK AT NOE - mem- bing our prolik". Start fief• MKUIey. For Mt fob. padt- ape Cal 24 has. tWfm 1- 161 771.7409. 1 General Help 1 office Help 1 office Help 1 office Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Trowell Lane Reed Dr. Redmond Dr. Wright Cres. Arnold Estate Lane Annie Cres. Roberts Dr. Betts Rd. Elizabeth St. Tams Dr. Allard Ave. Field Cres. McNellage Crt. Chatfield Dr. Stockbrridge Cres. Hester Ave. Kemp Dr. Dennis Dr. Noake Cres. Gibson Crt. PICKERING Modlln Rd Garvolin Ave. 1555 Finch Ave. Amberlea Rd. Niptssing Crt. Napanee Rd. Otonabee Dr. Valleyfarm Rd. Finch Ave. Lodge Rd. Poppy Lane White Pine Cres. Valley Ridge Cres. Secord St. Thicket Cres. Flavelle Crt. Foxwood Tr. Norfolk Sq. Sultana Sq. Baylawn Dr. SCARBOROUGH Centennial Rd. Evenwood Ave. Closson Dr. Lawson Rd. Elkwood Dr. Chapais Cr. Clappison Blvd. Tudor Glen Cres. Pendermere Pkwy. Fanfare Ave. Port Union Rd. Josaly Ave. Rouge Highlands Dr. Decimal Place Calemlone Cres. Kirkdene Dr. East Ave. Ravine Park Cres. Sul Slopei�T�I� FOR FLMTWR DWOFMATION CALL 653.6117 1 t FMT-Tm BIItINEi1 per son Good 10 *A bw back - in" wowma. (sN p WB + Appy (9051137-2758 or (41GW2-1611 E WEWEUM Book Keeper rw oulad la Condo Manage all" on". Strap accolo* We. .,n Fr"r i. wout - bonal sbft a Must. To stat fmme•i". sad risme to Guadian Properly Manage. WIL 17,N. � Rd S. Alis■SNRANCE CONWAVAT Requires an atprienced conmNrdal Properly surance :0 r Must have Suft. Polar broker and good Mft sbftr. Fax 1-(905) 342- 2449419 Agent, M/F required by Ajax metal fabricating co. Exp. in manu- facturing and/or metal fab industry an asset. Please fax resume to: 428-6933 3F__ Saws Hae i A cors ,-Sell Avon"*' Products now for Christmas. Call today for Information. Pauline 905-655-8898 or 416-398-9390 CONGRATULATIONS on fur new ")ne program wanted Immediately Pleasant profes- sional sales person to irmte reput a bus,nesses to par- hCspate in our program, that welcomes as new homeown- ers to the conrmunrty Excel- lent commas" Rased n - come Must stave own vehicle For more information (905) 430-1106 or tali resuwre to 1905)430- 7692 FULL TIME nature Meq pic- ture training store assmstaM, AM b work weekends Appy In person to All Pickering Supou". 1691 Pickering Parkway. Pickering P.4RT-TIME Experienced SALES STAFF req d for maternity shop in Pickering Village. evc..2 mom.. wknds- every 3rd weekend off 426 -lase 11 UdL NOWASUSUM Man- Ftbach Jack nmu to to Town Centre - Sats M4 SALES PM*Et MML4U. No prosvrcanG! NO comals- siorn. vested renewals. Ill, 9" mrto"q, iucrre market. company brwNAls. t-aoo-968- 7054 for "hkb. $Wad mob 0310 Va. pAFFKIllaMarea. Part time. Lad in to fii kit Ante ID work 00Own ktOOM Rn- sr"e's b File 0217. 165 FaIWK Osruws L1H 71.5. "MIET BtwkED: required lex nigh stilt. Full eilleri- Isl nd aline makers need only apply Phism to tesrnte b (905)98"714. RILL TIE 3rd or 40 year dectric apprentice for cow mercfal am MSMOFval Work. Must hire good worgrq testi• fts, good ft* aid tranNporb Eve. (906) 9151 t t .� 433-4. GAWMWALIC.2a3w q and IN msuAabm of Gas piping 6 ver" in near tesl- der"iil Construction Fax ra- sumt to 905 (116) 736.3976 NEATIN6 d AIC Technician nequirM, 131 kiNner t i Gas Fitter IL AIC exp. an asset. own tools a must. troth an asses. CAI (905H35 4675 ■4CIN11E AtfE MNM re- grind for nianubow" company in Ajax Mug bm how To WdCL 3plbn111054 Norman EXPERIE.NCED BOOKKEEPER North York specialty chemical carmpany mov- InK to Ajax requires the services of an expen- rncrd bookkeeper Only those applicants whi,se qualifications indicate a level of com- P-t-nce will be interviewed Past experience with -Business Vision' -dl be helpful Please h rr�-ard your resume by fax to (416) 493-3157 10 stilled ►w+p I 1p EMBROIDERY Full Time embroidery machine Operators required. Must have at least one ,year sewing experience. Located in Ajax area. For interview call (905) 683-6301 ask for Wilma. THE PERSONAL TOUCH EMBROIDERY LIMITED NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires 15 AZ dnvers for local Durtlam work. lots of hours. rate $15/hr. min.1 exp. Need ICC , plus abstract. Also required 20 AZ Drivers running 40 States. no East Coast. 34c /mi., plus $20. each pick-up 8 drop. Minimum 1 year experi- ence. Also required • Team drivers runring Wester Canada & US. 40c team, and pick-up 8 drop offs paid. Top rates ; Benefits Apply in person or call Northern Personnel 112 Athol St. Whitby 905-430-7168.1-888-439-7777 NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires 25 professional AZ drivers for local Durham work $15.00/hour. Also Requires 30 Professional AZ drivers for US work. • minimum 1 year experience • good driving record • criminal search • ICC medical • $0.341mile plus pick ups and drops Please contact us Monday to Friday 9:OOam-5:OOpm. 1-888-439-1i'M or 1-905-430-7168 METAL BRAKE PRESS SETdJP Minimum 4 years experience on Amada Brake Press. Also Required PILEC--I*MION S>IiE1ir t IWI1W IIfMCHA>1tIC Day or Evening shift. Fax resumes to: I�IeIrMn lwtitllks rhd Inc., (905)428-2392 or Phone (905) 428-2240 Kwne- NMWL $01111desk I I I ience must. Fax Resume to 905- 725-9967. WULDO 1eitm - Structural steel fabrirapr kiated in Oshawa requires immediate full time eApenenced welder/ fitters. May regwre evenings and/or weekend work. Wrld- iq tided a define asset. Fax resumes to: (905) 728.6803. I! FAXYOURAD 1 NOW" Mmftg DIM HEALTWAR wolu Ii P.S.W.. H.CA, or H.S.W. certificate. C.P.R. and FA.. Valid drivers licence,own vehicle and police Call !e5.clearance. 2112 m/1rM, 9w5pin PAG1,: 28 -THF NEaS ICDVERTI:SERTRIDAY, OCTOI FR 2,19910 - PidislisuppikW • D•ycanAvlil•be • DaycareAvsiabM 1 �wSado S:efw 1 saesa _ 1 S"• 1 r9 i Denfil DENTAL OFFICE. 7 pccitmns a+ai:a,": -ar, time Assistant. TueyThurs'Sat Part time Re- eephomst. evenings & Satur- days Call btwn 9-5 Mon - Fri . 905-721-8091 1 Daycare • Warded DAYCARE naeded in my hr- ,.,,, 6 mhomh old Refer- ences and receipts Please call 427-6237 Daycare � Available, HAI 2 HARWOOD e%J Rc 6a2i, lata-- .- my name Affordable rates Non-smok- ing run-time 6 months 6 up 905-428-2676 LOVING 'tavcare available in M.. ,, T, Br ick'Maior Oaks afford" rates. COR d Frst Aid and triple, 1905426-3964 ALL AGES, loving home i- N:,r^ wax expenenced mcmet of 2 non-smoking no pets outside aamties daily Rhonda 619-1675 LOVING. Retable Home OAy wr acCepti ages up 10 5 years lunches snacks big playroom large yard Anon& Puregrove area FW time only Can Jackie 905-509.7787 MCKERING Beach Rollo. Lora; .!,, .e' '!3 mont^s 'o 12 Yeats Dairy outings (tetrad backyard and park Crafts story time music. nu- tr4tous nleaK a snacks First Aid C PP certrfied No,- smokrrg receipts 905-428 1244 WOMAN OF COLOtM wilh e -e ±.,ir ence i nq home daycare smoke tree horde. Bentoe hours. reliable and at- 11"ble, services. 18 month and old Bayy7t,=,snu Before and after Scholl also avail- able Cad Lida At (9051 420- 904' IM Empbymem Warw•0 MATURE HUNGARIAN ing lame available .nnest. reliable exceuent references Call Maria at 723-7287 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, te`-n' ,el. ter quaw, hard- wluvu gua(ameed extra tong lime fully seasoned cut 6 split Honest measurement tree delivery 905-753-2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top g,;anr, seasoned hardwood Serving Picke• ng Apr Whit- by and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 ROKA LUMBER. eS11961 4'x8'.1^- - S64 4'x8'x16' $69 Discoun', on full bush cord Free Delivery Oshawa area Buy Local a Save Big Savings Days 705-277-3381. ton tree from Oshawa even- ings 905-434-6665 1 CorttnB'rer nr MOTHER MFC1950MC Fax? SrinnerlPnmeacoperAAes- sage Centre like new $425 2dr lateral lie. back, bclu g. We new .5125 9D5-420-3332 CONN ORWW for sale. ex- cellent condition 2 keyboard a pedals. must sell $200 DBO Sega Geni excellent condition. 5 games Included. $110 firm (905)839-1014 ITS GETTNIC COLD OUTSIDE AM were having a window extravaganza Great prices on our VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS expenty installed Baycrest renovations. 1905)576-8525 1 Armee! IN sw 11 K. Queen Anne. cherry - wood. dining room set Brand new. still packaged. cost X4116) 255.0285 Sacrifice $4,500 12 N. above ground pool with ool requipment. Will help take down $00. Also Small propane furnace wNh 100 to. propane tank and all equipment $450 Call Kirk or Hope 432.1963 (snp) Day Care Available I� 1 Articles for Stake 2 LAMINATING MACHINES 1 26+26 te_r lwo, t'+o '- 32x48 Dryteci vacuum press Both in excellent condition tRetad Value $7000) Perfect Small business opportunity for amination of posters, prams etc Will sell 53500 part Can Sav at 728-6368 (shpt 9 PIECE OAK lining room su- ite $1800 Mates tried and bookcase headboard $150 Landscape minor. $50 Phone 668-198: AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. cleaning+ :caps, as low as $59 00 Pest screening installed S25 00 No muss no tuss guaranteed FREE ESTIMA'ES (905)686- 77741 BED BLACK ,. night Iron ca- nopy qu-e,. ,^topednc mat- vesslrame Never opened $1.200 Sacnhce 5490 ,4161255_=5 161255-0285 BEVELLED GLASS ROOM 1, dine- 3 panels earhe, Sick mg approximate we 7 leet two 3 by 6 leer wide Can 905- BLINDS -tit the middleman Irstalle, has custom made window coverings Vert" Vene wer. Shuners Free eV, - mates (4 16 -227-7777 or 55.5)-660-0072 Or 1888-369 ORAPES (blinds 37 long 4' w'1P matching Shower ;urtam Jntnal design Like new 905-427-1822 BEDDING :'we' .over I-"" ped Skirt OOum). ptuow-snares a sheets blue total 'rrvr 905-427.1822 BARRDAY BODY ARMOUR - S :t 44 :,,mes ivdt 'w, al ksux. Dios AN with Duan user 6 outer carrier Brand new JWY198 $500 obo 905-438- 88391snp l BRECKWELL P24 2e�uxe DN - ,el st:.e ane pipes iWl heat up to 2.500 sq rt1 yew old $2 200 Master craft 6000 BTU -nrdow air conditioner $125 ,endron 4 x 8 pool file with „over 2 sets of baai and as accessories Included $400 Call 171751 432 2 706 CARPET BROKER 100%. Ii Inwck plus." stall re. sistam Carpet For 3 rooms. ray 5369 00 Pince includes 30 Sq yds carpet deluxe pad end nStAWOn in your horse �ree quotation in your nom* No interest no payment for one furl year. Danel. 11-800- 217-0104 CARPETS SALE .cis of ar- pe,s 15nylon sum re- lease carpet 3 rooms 5339 130 sq ird 1 includes carpet. premium pad and installa- tion Free estimates. carpet repairs Serving Durham and surrounding area Sam 905- 686-1772 CARPET SALE. Call and Save up to 50°-i Ort large selection of color antl design customer sat3staction guaranteed For tree estimate call Mike (905) 431-4040 (416) 822.8226 COMPLETE ENBME and transmission for 1993 Asuna Sunfire. 108.00km: 30 Mre errnngqrK (1988 Olds Caws) l/S.00Dlun. can be heard run - lung. 20 hire engine 0990 Sunbird) 161,000 km, can be heard running Can 985.0074 days, 705-277-3250 tights. snp De Bar chesterfield, love - seat. black. Moire. taupe stripe. elegant. $700 Smoke - glass coffee table wimarble base $175.: KING -SITE bed, GI88A10 solid chert head- board. sheets. duvet mdud- ed. MOD. 905.430-1465 DEIlETR105 WeddMl Gown. sin 9.53.000. will seg' Umeg $1,000 room sit. while lacquer . buffet, hutch. 6 chairs. large able. 2 leaves. paid $7500, will sell 52.000 Ikea desk, 62' long. white, $40 905-831-4217 DISCOVER SCUBA D1VM811 Classes now staring Fall Scuba and Snorkeling equip - mem sale now on Call (9D5) 668-8566 Dive Source Scuba. www.ai#vsouroe.com. DOUBLE bed. iron, while erumet with brass accents $775. cak7oak venter it" table, 4 chairs. hutch. b;ffe, $375 Cal 665-9074. IS YOUR SKIN aging taster than you are? Revolutionary anti -aging system Clinical results after 4 weeks include 421% reduction 3n wrinkles 8 154% Increase in skin firm- ness 8 elasticity 100% Un- conditional Guarantee Do sour products measure up? You could win free skin care for a year' For Into call 905- 728-8220 ext 2 ENTIRE KITCHEN caDmetry, andcounle, 1nps. almond col - ,r Includes stove and dlsh- aasher. $750 or stove and dishwasher S300 (905) 668- 5877 FREEZER FRIDGE GE, Top of Ind line less than 1 yr, S,800- Jet -Air barbecue slave. $300 5 Ice bedroom sed, with new mattress $700. Cottee table, like new. rose- wood square. $250 2 per- stan carpets $800 12 x 10 Carpet. top of the line. muni color. $250. office set with 2 high back chairs and swivel chair rosewood credenza and office desk $800 (905) 697-9052 FULL SIZE WASHER IL dryer to, sale exrcilen• working condition, clean And well maintained $375 for the set Full size white Kenmore lodge and stove show,00m condi- tion Indge 5400 stove $250 call 436-0021 FUND RAISING .Sell garbage bags ice lea' tags, saran. alum toil tic cash outlay Marry resales Scotts teams. schools, youth groups. etc 579.4552 10.6 weekdays or lea" message FUTONS. MATTRESSES, Bean Bads Sofas Bedroom Suites, Baby Furniture We stock Brand Names like Sim- mons Palliser Tngold a Hammer The Best Quality at ttre Lowest Pura in Durham Futons are always in Stock Ready to take back to SOW LUIGI-s Flanilure 488 King St W Osnswa (905)436-0860 NANKS' APPLIANCES, Blow - 0,;l ;J- Saies Serv- wce Maytag wasners. 5275. Maytag electric dryers 5250 Maytag Gas dryers $300 Fridges $100 up. All sires Stores, self -clearing and reg- ular oven 5250 earn Upright freem 5200 stackable wash- er a dryer Sirs old $700. valued A 51600 Dryers $100, up washer $175/up While AM stoves S50,each Hurry - stock is mo" fast Fuunc- ng available Up to 1 yr war- ranty 426 Suncoe St (905)728-4043 WASHER a DRYER Excellent condition Will deliver 6 hook- up Can separate ser Call 1905)-839-0098 KING BED x -truck Orthopedic Pill;+estop set and trame. Still it, piast,c cost SI.500 Sen $625 14161 255 -OM MARSHALL POWER GUARD 4 !.res 8 4 stainless steel rims 16 holes) P235175IR15 $200 oto Afar now 728.5088 (snp) OAK diningrocim set. buffet and hutch Six toot table pulls Out 10 eight teet 2 Captains Chars 4 high back Charts. like new 723-7242 or 571- 7331 (ship) OFFICE MOVNIG - contents for sale deskscharsladles grafting equipment photocop- ier. many more Cal 905- 931-3791 POMOS/GRANMTHER CLOCKS- Extended Back to School Specials Huge sela- bon of new add used pianos. New digital porlos from $05 arhd LIP. Rem to own, 1 DOA, of an rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of graldfa0her clocks from 5995 and up. Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491. POOL TOM". 8' and 9' Slate Guard tables for sale. Call 905.420-6113. RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES, new and reconditioned, lull warranty. Paddy's Market, 905-263-8369 or 1-800.7911- 5502. SHEOMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X S' barn lot. orgy $299 talus tax. Wry other siz- es and styles available. Also garages and decks 761 Mc- Kay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. For more nolo. tall 905.619.2093. SIS PANASONIC CO PLAYER wnh detachable face a rem- ote Asking 5225. BIG BOX With two giari 12' Storm Subs. ((This Baby Pounds!)) Pd. over $900. asking $450. Also a pair of 6' Boss speakers ,with tweetsicrossovers $150. All car stereo equip. hardy used. Doul miss this kncr4d- ible deal. (905)-427.1622. STOCK CAR trailer 25/16 bad single axle, I ton wheels. bre- rack and aluminum ramps. $2000 abo 1-705-328-2212 (snp) PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. En- tertainment units Home of - lice. Dining Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs, our Craftsmen have been handbmldmq the highest quality solid pine S oak Work - lure for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking facility and let us show you how tine furniture is made our motto 'There is No Substitute for Quah- ty' Traditional Woodwork- ing 115 North Port Road IS on Reach Rd ) Pon Perry 905- 985-8774 CARPETS - lots of carpet. IN nylon new slain re - New carpets on hand. I will carpel 3 rooms. $349 Pnce includes carpet. premium pad. expert installation, fast deliv- ery tree estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 USED FRIDGES $195 and up. used ranges $125 and up used dryers $125 and up, used washers $235 and up. new and used corn operated washers and dryers at low pnces New brand name lodges $480 and up. new bra top ranges wilh clock and glass door $479 and upwide selection of other new Axl used appliances Cal use to- day Stephenson s applianc- es 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576-7448 WRECKING 1994 :hev wind ow var ^rysle, mrm-van traw hdch. $20 GM mrm-van seat. new. $95 2 antique chairs. $65/each Sears pro- tessraul scroll saw. $195 Gatorvac blower $65 Doors 1 mserts. S35 Oak doors. 32x80 $95 Sears 10* radia arm saw. 5295 Au contl4 it ter. S150 Fisher Price 3-•i-1 games table. $95 905-576- 0132 GARAGE lour repairs. broken sior'ngs abres. rollers open- ers nstaded 416-336-0073 Articles 1 Warw•d AIITIOUESIAbsol•lety! Ad - ince always .aluible usually free' Purchasing outright. !s- ates wzsome antique crom- ems. (no bind 10 value con - Welled). CON"pns of any, sort quarmties or single an - bow items Special interest in Moorcrdit ponery I I try to re- spond to as quend s Robed Bowen Antiques- Brooklm. Dntano (905)655-8049 tax (9051655-5501 CASH Oft DEALS. We Buy. SCI! 8 more Pay top dollar for top items Home aadia video. car audio. tools. CO's, movies. games. golddia- monds. furniture, Appliances (905)133-1785 905-571-2274 1905)666-0004 (prefer ad items in working order) DO you have valuable an- liques or estate contents) Let us assist you in actkevug the highest possible prices Call today Henry or Wyk Kahn 'Antique Consultants* with nearly 30 years expenence Perone 905-985-8161 WANTED USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For pLutic I.D. cards Please call Sav at 579�4W 1 MIB a • CRAFTERS warted at the Gin and Craft showplace WXed in the Courtice Flea Maket, 411m. east of Oshawa. Let us show, and sit your colts di- rectly to One puldic. You do not have 10 be there. Cal 905-436- 1024. FOLK ART CLASSES avail- able. NI levels. mominql at- temoon and evening classes available. Beginners our spe eiakity. Classes starting Oc- tober 5th. Learn a craft that can relieve stress and give enormous enjoyment. Call (905) 576.3947 for Informal - ban. COMMON 1 N ARWOO FREE MTERWT ACCESS. Haring top secret web site Shows you how, Call 1-900- 561-0070, ext 2005. $2.991 min. Mutt be 18yrs. Serve -LI line: 619-6645.6434 BARN FOR RENT- 12 Stall 1716 AUTUMN CRES bam With Mx80 indoor arena (Off Foxwood W. of Rosebank) Are you looking lora nice Sports cards, fabnc, Singer and cabinet, tables, genet setting Lots of trails, lamps, toys. I've got the perfect place on Sat. October 3rd, 8 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Hwya12 lust N of Myrtle Sta- tion $750 all Inclusive Please call 985-4327 Ed or Designer/Decorator Clothing Lisa and household items K-9 KLUBNOUSE 1205 Halsey Lane, Pickering TRMMKO CIF:NTRE Sat. Oct 3rd. 9:00am to 1200pm A tulle matted indoor laab- GARAGE SALE EVERYTHING MUST GO!! Sat,(ktober K a.m. - 2 m 577 Stonebridge Lane h 'k � li E rm},. 11 Automobiles for sale GARAGE SALE Club c I -edge Club cab yu exc 360 Sat. 8 Sun. Oct. 3 8 4. 8:30 - r. DOWNPAYMENT - no turn Oct 3rd - 8 am - 5 pm - Rain date Oct 10th down good selection Starting 1613 Major Oaks Rd. (Pickering) 9056(Sun�sby,�l9os-42o- 1981 Spruce Hill Rd. Pick. 110 000 km aut) air loaded - very clean s4995 cert-3ed Golf, computer, audio, household items, books, kids 'E' staff (little tykes log cabin) 1173 JAGUAR Type V12 HUGE GARAGE SALE engine mint Condition. ongr nal owner 34.000 miles GARAGE SALE 535.000 Cerlil ed Call 728 - SAT. OCT. 3, 9 A.M. 9471 by apps only 24 SHIPP CRES., AJAX 1977 Honda Cine Ice Racer. (east of Westnes. s uth of R. land) new 1397cc polished & port- gmng cheap - fall, winter new and used household 'I posi-Irac. HWIy cart and wedding item.. Also carpet remnants shaved hits $/000 oto. 1- 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. '-5-328-2211 (snp) GARAGE SALE P,9N35- 1994 ,nqGRANDa $ each .an King -.at $800 each or Sal Oct :r,i, ti,1m - lf'm nPst offer Box trader $250 9 Elizabeth St., Pickering Village au cal (9051436-7695 How,ehold ilc'nli, children s wear 1914 CAVALIER RS air sun- and toys, furniture, etc. - x)1 cruise excellent running : nM*n approx 230K most- Sal Oct 3.9 am - 4 pm . high" $2000 Call 905- 1222 Maple Ridge. Picketing --•6-1460 GARAGE SALE. SAT. OCT. 3. 6.2 IM CORSICA. 160,000kms 3 PC wall unit, wit' matching coffee 8 end tables. $2895 cel like new. 1988 Other rinse furniture, boys tike. Christmas Tree, Cavalier 140 o0okms $1895 custom made curtains with matching table Clothes cert 1990 Luffkra $2895 cert and pillows. Lawnmower and other nest items 1986 Olds wagon cutlass 1752 WotMview Ave. Pickering cruiser, fully loaded $1195 much more cert 1987 Ford Van. $1895 -1 P k e•- - " GIANT GARAGE SALE Upp to 99 Homes ROBBIE CRES., AJAX SAT. Oct. 3rd, 9am-4pm Rain (date: Sun. Oct. 4th (south on Harwood to Cloveridye, east to 1 St street on left) 1 986 at 1905)464-9759 194 JAGUAR XJ6 96.500 -• les all seance records .t. allabo. beaut0w car. Wam interior. Pirelli tires gun - nal grey in Colour. asking S 500 Can Robert 905-649 65 1914 PONTIAC GRANO AN .^,i Je 2 low STD 4 cy'. 3:0.00 km $800 as Is Cau e,enwW 905419-0252 194 RELUMT wagon. 5 creed motor clutch Code 000 nines t at 579-4400 280 290 LOST KEYS. Urgently re- quired for a senior citron. Lost on King and Harmony Road last Thursday. Reward. (905)725.7102. SM TZU puppies, Ui-cclour, first shots, adorable. also hand ted orange wing Anna- zorrs. Payment plans allad- able. Cal 576-BW5 LHASA AM pups forsale sm. Wks a fernlike,ami- able, vinous colours. Ready to go. (705)786-3124, Nave S1AUS AVAILABLE at private bam. naAn RRWby. Indoor ar- ena, sand drip. wash staff, in- divid" Ittdkg powarn Ex- cellerN rare. (905)6M-9994. Susan. 1991 FOOM 6000 LE, ar- tomatic, all power, am -lm cassette, cruise, air, alumi- num wheels. 160,000 Bol., Aa condition, $5,000 certiried. (905) 623-5853 1992 CAA MRO RS., power windows, doors. nd trunk. air. cause a tilt. 25th Armiver- soy 59.000 080 call A. 905.686-3628. 192 CAWA" 79.000 Kit.. 4 dr.. auto. power locks. 4 new Ores. new battery, air, asktinq $6.500. or best otler. 1905) 726-0670 1992 ELANrM BLS. auto, air. fully loaded, drives We new. Dealer serviced. Only $4,890 ce7died. Cal Dan (905) 434- 5766. 11 ;tomo al9 for Sae 1994 Grand Am SE. 4 dr, fully loaded Dark green, auto.. V6. 115kms excellent condition, was asking $9800. reduced to $7999 obo Cad Dianne 666- 4093 (snp) WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit', no credit! It you work- you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 54 Grandam L E $285C and 87 celebrity S,W 1995 Both cars in exxllent condition with A,'C. certified or best offer 683.7301 or 428-1879 after 6 pm BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln ',)wr Ca• White with white leather interior Sunroof. total luxury car All options, great shape Certified 517.01)0 Cad Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 (snpl TITANIC SALU ROCK BOT- TOM PRICES ON A LIFE SAW- ING SELECTION OF UNSINK- ABLE CARS ANO VANS EG JUST DOCKED 92 Sunbird LE lovely teal. like new. $4 495. 93 Geo Storm Sport auto. 104.000 kms Hurry 56.995. 95 Caviller 5 speed, aircoupe. brilliant. red. $8 500 93 Aerosrx van a-1 . red silver. num. $6995. 95 Dodge Grand Caravan. aN beds and whistles $9.995 92 Merc Sable G S lust gor- geous oigeous loaded. $6.695. BON VOYAGE 92 Grad Am -6 loaded pristine wMe. 111.000 kms. fantastic $7.500. 93 Dodge Caravan. SE dud preen. maps car. only 58.850 95 f4NJn Sport. auto. car love- fy green. 92.000 kms. $8500 . 95 Metro Geo. auto 68 000 kms. steal 4 $6 500. 95 Metro 4 dr, car. auto. 4 cyl low kms only $7.995 lion 86 Toyota 4 x 4 wagon absolute- Iy mint 105.000 kms only 53 985 REAL BOATS 91 Un- cbln Continental. perfect. loaded. 129.000 kms, blarvuin on leather now 58.945 92 Park Ave Super loaded, 127 000 kms black, on grey leather only $9.500 , 92 Olds Delta 88 Royale L S.. luxury and pnce $8.885 FOR THESE AND OTHER FINE VESSELS SEE YOU AT CERTICM AUTO CENIRE, 155 MG ST. WEST AT MIDTOWN MIL. CALL '9B5 579-ZM OPEN SINI- OATS. M THERE. TO A 0000 NONE - 1987 Toyota Supe -Turbo. Tarpa. Ni rebuilt ergine. new paint - custom colour. Must sill - 53,8011. Plem call 905- 666-9387.snp. WWW. CARCHOICECOM Aviwmbdn Wombd A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks. bowls. VFe pay SBD- $10,000. Cash on NN spot. Any condi- tion, any year. Call us a% bine. 24 hours. 7 Clays, 30 min. service. 905-486.5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 Is 57518 for scrap cars a trucks orany condition vehi- cles. 24hr. Free Towing. All Durham Rerydxq cars a trucks wanted. TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706.5740 or 837-9228.. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condition. Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly SL East. Ajax a MUAW AUTO SALES. 10 1 Automobiles rVan,ad A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed recycler and dealer. $100-510.000 cash on the spot For cars. trucks -any condition Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (416)684-1121 evenings 1 Trucks for SW 1977 GMC Jimmy, converted to pick-up. VB. 350cc. 4X4, major work done, but needs completion $1.000 839-1357 1982 S-10 350 V8. $1800 as Is. or best offer Call (905)576-7540 1984 SIC PiCK-UP 130K. saletiedautomaticlong box. 28L. 6-cyl . new tires b brakes has box liner b stor- age bin 51500 080 Call 905- 644-6888 1988 CHEV 1$N SERIES hall ton P S PB . V8 cap 200.000 km all original, excellent condition, asking $4150. Phone 579-4008 1 Vans! 4 WMN Drive 1983 FORD VAN 150 Model 300 6 cyl 4 sod standard. $850 as is 905-985-3740 1191 WHITE Ford Econolme Van new lures alternator. front windshield d drive hens. 97,DOOkm great delivery van. Call 905-837-9083 to view. leave message. 1914 Lumina Van. lady dnven, very clean, one owner Only 75.000 km Asking $12.500 obo Call 433-7056 (snp) 1911 CHRYSLER CARAVAN. 36 trims. mint condition, one Iwner $15.500. certified 105-404-1307 call evenings 89 ASTRO CARGO Van Re- built engine. asking $2500 91 Safari Carpo. partially con- eried new lines. asking 54500 Ca,l (905)-728-9218 lay or night 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan 13L V6. auto overdrive. ,4000 km Amltm ass TO - Usk CO changer $15.900 obo 134-2775 1 Traders 1910 COACHMAN 30 )ot -railer Very good ;undltlon. -seeds tires FnaW and stove. 'JrriaCe. air conditioning. rear ,)e&wm $6500 Cad 985- )074 or 705-277.3250 snp 1914 FLEETWOOD Prowler 5th wheel trader 26-112. sleeps 6. like new. S9.500 $olid new screen doors. 36W white almond $150 each Cal (905)666-1951 MAuto Parts 1 s a PAPWS WANTED -1948-1954 FORD F-180 lenders seeded Must be in good CDndnotl Caw 1. 705-357.2358 snp 1 Auto Le" Ronts" IARGAIN RENTALS from $40amo includes KM 6 In- surance Pickering Cash OK 1416037.9742 1 SnwrweabM• • 185 PNATER good condi- tion S15M obo Cap Doug 985-0074 or 705-277- 3250s% Me MBrUne 106 11' CMMRS NIC. Ivan 260 Mercruisers. 233 hours New canvas, full galley. Sleeps 6. mm condition, Port Darlington Manna $47,500 725-7226 FENCED compound storage for boats and RV's in north Oshawa. Cad 723-4713, FO MIG BOAT lot sale: 1982 rebuilt 55hp. Johnson out- board. loot operated Johnson trolling motor. Caravan Iriiler, $1500. Please phone 905- 723-7932. OUTSWE STORAGE for boats, cars, motor homes. trailers. dc. Wide Sales, 4700 Thick - son Rd. North, RRit Brooklet. 905.655.8010. 11 Aplr,wwb For R ago new turn D a s y75 1982 HUGE GARAGE SALE Club c I -edge Club cab yu exc 360 Sat. 8 Sun. Oct. 3 8 4. 8:30 - motorrun gamw . 1675 ca Furniture, kids stuff. household items. Something for everyone. 1969 CHEVY BERETTA GT 1981 Spruce Hill Rd. Pick. 110 000 km aut) air loaded - very clean s4995 cert-3ed (off Finch, east of Whites) Ask for Dan or Bonnie 697- r-51 HUGE GARAGE SALE VAN i� new ban0ery xw Alternator Needs work 51500 Oct. 3rd - 9 am - 2 pm as caw Rick (905) 428- 1602 Orion crt. (Pickering) 575+ fYrllrtYR, boaseliold items, toys grid miel'h moi!! 1954 cede sate loaded au auto pwpl only 1484mS $4800 1985 Nissan Maxima MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE auto pupb'ps. sunroot air. 154Kms. $1 1987 SAT. OCT. 3 Mercury Sable. auto loaded. 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. pl ps. air. Arm1m ass 166 120 LAKE DRIVEWAY WEST AJAX Kms $1.800 1965 Toyota Household Items, collectibltrs, old furniture, Cressida ps+pb. auto. blue, lfi6 Kms $t 000 (905) 432- wicker, wool, and lots more. 2821 1989 K -CAR - S1000 as is or UNIQUE UE CRAFT AND YARD SALE $1250 «7-320 chip 9650074 or 705-277-3250 snp Sal Oct 3.9 am - 4 pm 1989 PLYMOUTH Achim, 1222 Maple Ridge. Picketing PS PS ad. 166.000 kms A-1 Wreaths, swags, country, tall and halloween Items - fiecondition.Pic ring RustS2.6heck, 1831-2551ermq Rust Check, yard items are A1f1! YARD SALE, Sat. Oct. 3, 8 a.m. 1991 COROLLA. LE. automa- ic. 4 door. 175.000 kit , ' 25 Ontario SL Ajax condition. $5.100 as hs Fumiture, books, small appliances, house- pn°n2 (905) 937.2550 hold items, dishes, ladies Clothing and 1m ►aTlJPe Grand Prix SE.. 2 door, Pearl while, ex - much more cdlad ton dinion. certified. $4,700.00. 905-W4136 1 B1Mtna1 1 kNM1M 1991 Bwek Regal Grand Sport. loaded, Low Asking $7900. Ivan - eyerlklgs 723- 1492 top► WBS DESIGN 1991 PONIIAC Grand Prix, S 'MYIC' LE,qrW condttpn. only Home and web page Creation Hyper 98.000 Idms. (mostly Hwy.)new brakes, tires, air, link and server storage. MR. combed. 56,3000- can call Jo4tn Dlwtt1 905 -623 -,Me at 579-4400 280 290 LOST KEYS. Urgently re- quired for a senior citron. Lost on King and Harmony Road last Thursday. Reward. (905)725.7102. SM TZU puppies, Ui-cclour, first shots, adorable. also hand ted orange wing Anna- zorrs. Payment plans allad- able. Cal 576-BW5 LHASA AM pups forsale sm. Wks a fernlike,ami- able, vinous colours. Ready to go. (705)786-3124, Nave S1AUS AVAILABLE at private bam. naAn RRWby. Indoor ar- ena, sand drip. wash staff, in- divid" Ittdkg powarn Ex- cellerN rare. (905)6M-9994. Susan. 1991 FOOM 6000 LE, ar- tomatic, all power, am -lm cassette, cruise, air, alumi- num wheels. 160,000 Bol., Aa condition, $5,000 certiried. (905) 623-5853 1992 CAA MRO RS., power windows, doors. nd trunk. air. cause a tilt. 25th Armiver- soy 59.000 080 call A. 905.686-3628. 192 CAWA" 79.000 Kit.. 4 dr.. auto. power locks. 4 new Ores. new battery, air, asktinq $6.500. or best otler. 1905) 726-0670 1992 ELANrM BLS. auto, air. fully loaded, drives We new. Dealer serviced. Only $4,890 ce7died. Cal Dan (905) 434- 5766. 11 ;tomo al9 for Sae 1994 Grand Am SE. 4 dr, fully loaded Dark green, auto.. V6. 115kms excellent condition, was asking $9800. reduced to $7999 obo Cad Dianne 666- 4093 (snp) WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit', no credit! It you work- you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 54 Grandam L E $285C and 87 celebrity S,W 1995 Both cars in exxllent condition with A,'C. certified or best offer 683.7301 or 428-1879 after 6 pm BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln ',)wr Ca• White with white leather interior Sunroof. total luxury car All options, great shape Certified 517.01)0 Cad Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 (snpl TITANIC SALU ROCK BOT- TOM PRICES ON A LIFE SAW- ING SELECTION OF UNSINK- ABLE CARS ANO VANS EG JUST DOCKED 92 Sunbird LE lovely teal. like new. $4 495. 93 Geo Storm Sport auto. 104.000 kms Hurry 56.995. 95 Caviller 5 speed, aircoupe. brilliant. red. $8 500 93 Aerosrx van a-1 . red silver. num. $6995. 95 Dodge Grand Caravan. aN beds and whistles $9.995 92 Merc Sable G S lust gor- geous oigeous loaded. $6.695. BON VOYAGE 92 Grad Am -6 loaded pristine wMe. 111.000 kms. fantastic $7.500. 93 Dodge Caravan. SE dud preen. maps car. only 58.850 95 f4NJn Sport. auto. car love- fy green. 92.000 kms. $8500 . 95 Metro Geo. auto 68 000 kms. steal 4 $6 500. 95 Metro 4 dr, car. auto. 4 cyl low kms only $7.995 lion 86 Toyota 4 x 4 wagon absolute- Iy mint 105.000 kms only 53 985 REAL BOATS 91 Un- cbln Continental. perfect. loaded. 129.000 kms, blarvuin on leather now 58.945 92 Park Ave Super loaded, 127 000 kms black, on grey leather only $9.500 , 92 Olds Delta 88 Royale L S.. luxury and pnce $8.885 FOR THESE AND OTHER FINE VESSELS SEE YOU AT CERTICM AUTO CENIRE, 155 MG ST. WEST AT MIDTOWN MIL. CALL '9B5 579-ZM OPEN SINI- OATS. M THERE. TO A 0000 NONE - 1987 Toyota Supe -Turbo. Tarpa. Ni rebuilt ergine. new paint - custom colour. Must sill - 53,8011. Plem call 905- 666-9387.snp. WWW. CARCHOICECOM Aviwmbdn Wombd A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks. bowls. VFe pay SBD- $10,000. Cash on NN spot. Any condi- tion, any year. Call us a% bine. 24 hours. 7 Clays, 30 min. service. 905-486.5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 Is 57518 for scrap cars a trucks orany condition vehi- cles. 24hr. Free Towing. All Durham Rerydxq cars a trucks wanted. TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706.5740 or 837-9228.. CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condition. Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly SL East. Ajax a MUAW AUTO SALES. 10 1 Automobiles rVan,ad A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed recycler and dealer. $100-510.000 cash on the spot For cars. trucks -any condition Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (416)684-1121 evenings 1 Trucks for SW 1977 GMC Jimmy, converted to pick-up. VB. 350cc. 4X4, major work done, but needs completion $1.000 839-1357 1982 S-10 350 V8. $1800 as Is. or best offer Call (905)576-7540 1984 SIC PiCK-UP 130K. saletiedautomaticlong box. 28L. 6-cyl . new tires b brakes has box liner b stor- age bin 51500 080 Call 905- 644-6888 1988 CHEV 1$N SERIES hall ton P S PB . V8 cap 200.000 km all original, excellent condition, asking $4150. Phone 579-4008 1 Vans! 4 WMN Drive 1983 FORD VAN 150 Model 300 6 cyl 4 sod standard. $850 as is 905-985-3740 1191 WHITE Ford Econolme Van new lures alternator. front windshield d drive hens. 97,DOOkm great delivery van. Call 905-837-9083 to view. leave message. 1914 Lumina Van. lady dnven, very clean, one owner Only 75.000 km Asking $12.500 obo Call 433-7056 (snp) 1911 CHRYSLER CARAVAN. 36 trims. mint condition, one Iwner $15.500. certified 105-404-1307 call evenings 89 ASTRO CARGO Van Re- built engine. asking $2500 91 Safari Carpo. partially con- eried new lines. asking 54500 Ca,l (905)-728-9218 lay or night 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan 13L V6. auto overdrive. ,4000 km Amltm ass TO - Usk CO changer $15.900 obo 134-2775 1 Traders 1910 COACHMAN 30 )ot -railer Very good ;undltlon. -seeds tires FnaW and stove. 'JrriaCe. air conditioning. rear ,)e&wm $6500 Cad 985- )074 or 705-277.3250 snp 1914 FLEETWOOD Prowler 5th wheel trader 26-112. sleeps 6. like new. S9.500 $olid new screen doors. 36W white almond $150 each Cal (905)666-1951 MAuto Parts 1 s a PAPWS WANTED -1948-1954 FORD F-180 lenders seeded Must be in good CDndnotl Caw 1. 705-357.2358 snp 1 Auto Le" Ronts" IARGAIN RENTALS from $40amo includes KM 6 In- surance Pickering Cash OK 1416037.9742 1 SnwrweabM• • 185 PNATER good condi- tion S15M obo Cap Doug 985-0074 or 705-277- 3250s% Me MBrUne 106 11' CMMRS NIC. Ivan 260 Mercruisers. 233 hours New canvas, full galley. Sleeps 6. mm condition, Port Darlington Manna $47,500 725-7226 FENCED compound storage for boats and RV's in north Oshawa. Cad 723-4713, FO MIG BOAT lot sale: 1982 rebuilt 55hp. Johnson out- board. loot operated Johnson trolling motor. Caravan Iriiler, $1500. Please phone 905- 723-7932. OUTSWE STORAGE for boats, cars, motor homes. trailers. dc. Wide Sales, 4700 Thick - son Rd. North, RRit Brooklet. 905.655.8010. 11 Aplr,wwb For R Rini i� aII �.—nRa or aII Mmolts or Rent 304 SIMCOE S. Newry reno- IrINDJAMMER vated t bedroom from$530 inclusive Sjmcoe/Gibb area APARTMENTS - AJAX 2 bed apt 5600/mo Isvialst 33 & 77 Fa lby crt. Available Immediately Ste - phen (905) 571-3229 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- wHITeY - apt for rent, 1 bed- ments. Includes room $55 2 bedrooms $675 first/last requ7ired Call days fridge, stove, broadloom, 905-725-8911. Eve and wee. kends 905-668-4016 air, heat hydro water and , WHY rent when you can own your own home for less , , than you fhmk�'i Call Dave Hay - one parking. ock Sales Rep Re/Max Call 686-0845 Summit Realty Ltd 1905) Owner relocating Priced to 668-3800 or (905) 666- (90) or visit us at: 3211 '.,'%VW.ge/il-I ties corn/wall Street/floor/ w 1 For Rem 7f,57/highriser html. Jan 24th/99 NFL Football Blue Jay baseball doglmorse NORTH OSHAWA Russel S (if Taunton) 2- om apartment, newly- . i in 12-plex Hardwood cable. parking. heating water included Laundry es No dogs Avail 905-576-2982 bedroom basement apt ••••ante Including utili- sable. one-carparking ist,non-smoker or pets "ed 5750/mo Available !lately or Nov I Major - Brock Pickering 905- _ .Soy s 1 bedroom. 2 bath, fire - lAundry. full basement. -d yard parking, quiet I central Oshawa $170/ n AvarUDle November I room ST. OSHAWA 2-BED- -'OM-pat10nS main 1100,1 !meed yard parking, stove included 5725 a8 sire hrst/las; required IDfe Nov 1St Call 436— -Ax - 2 BEDROOM n.e • cc••Iaired ', 1•Je. 4 pce bath own en - e near Uko abstainer. smoker S6'5 Inclusive draleiy 426-4228 after 7 AJAX ?acnelor apt Avail Sr' $550,mo all inclu- islrlast required Sep Nr n smoker Co after 905, 686-0347 ' 'ASOUTH Urge bright .n 1 bedroom basement eat -m k tchen Iacuni tub. idry,Darking no smokers, S6,-5 brstlast Avail m or Joanne 905- 6536 AJAX OCTOBER. Large 1 basement parking. J:e entrance. gas fire - prefers quiet. responsi- nature working female smok,,.g. pets !,rst,last. mc,,,ave. references 686 6173 A.,Ax WESTNEY/401 ! Ded- '° !t ',(1,'r 41 t0 W Y fes ru Non-smok ;IxUbie for single a" inclusive Also rpbifl for ;350 induaive (905)426- Pill TV 1 Bedroom very Oshawa Every- . ir%wded No pets, quiet q $595•month Call 79-%00 'JAMABIE '..r October 1 and Dedroom apts ga,et building Small Kdundry on premis- EoOr Wilson aro. Call - 85 aver 3 p m vAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, in �WBudding. spa- wrpetea newly paint- .',"I aint- ^ "1 balcony close 10 bus. .t[ilq aII ubkthes iriduded. •.: dot required. no pets, 1 m 5690 2 bedroom. 3 bedroom $850 Cal 8:34 IGHT 2 :,eoroom basement ; •!'Iter'.i math SICe-door en - gar AmibeS ncluded. $7501 Available Nov.lst WhitesFIC area, Call ]911 100111.11 hie bedroom an November 1st. $510 rs hydro Also one large 1" dwdlabie now $395 ppe�r uhntleS included Ca11 51655-5539 NTRAL OsAa7ra, Urge 2 8 bedroom apartments avail- , December 1st In well- u'tamed budding close to amenities Please call 151723-0977. RMONY/401 area 1 -bed_ 1m basement apartment, f-cbnlauted Fireplace, ;hen large backyard. very an available immediately king $500 n utilities -($70/ ! Call (105(277-9981. RGE BASEMENT Apart- nI Available Oct. 15 1ge. stove, cable. utilities luded 5600/month. For re Information call aver 5 579-3682 KURIOUS ONE bedroom Ido apartment. fully fur- hed. located on 4 Wa- 'rOnt Pool, Iennls court, Ina, whirlpool• available nedjately $950 per mo. king included (905) 940- n 2 -BEDROOM apa,!•,•ert $725/mo Nov 1st Im- maculate newer budding ac commodaling quality tenants only if) better Oshawa neigh- borhood. (905)433.7360 or 579-7225 NORTH OSHAWA S;:per large 2 bedroom Extra �,i,ge DaICo- ny Well manager,, gwet build. ng Controlled entrance $729 )til. cable parkin; No dogs Oclober/November 1st 905- 579-5584 AVAILABLE NOW 2 bedroom dPdrinart ;enrrall) located $695, monthly. Includes fridge. stove coon laundry facilities. and parking Call 576-2151 1 BEDROOMAVAILABLE IM- MEDIATELY 2 In aeons 3'C Mala';., Rr1 'lsrhdwa end 946 Masson St Osha'A;a From S,-70 Der mo all inclusive Nn pets Please call anytime 9051-576-6724 PICKERING 9erroom 1 larg, r ••int apartment. $785 imiusive flrstlast. non - Smoke, no pets. Separate en- trance, :d11905-6866259 1 BEDROOM .i hNor apdrt- mP.r.'s 53,-5 •• Cable b all utilities Included. putt; non - smoke, pets Close t0 all 4111101 Showing daily Spm -61)m iSO51922-4911 SPACIOUS wen -maintained 2 be0, .,n:n apt; Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some with walkin closets paint provid- ed Close to schools shop- ping centre GO Station Ubh- nes included Cad 728-4993 OSHAWA bedroom Dase- rnerd •r.' ,•rDarate entrance. hrstitlast $550 month plus hy- dro No pets Only responsible ant Call 1905) ten655-5452 OSHAWA CREEK —tral lo- Cahor _ earn, r 5800 3 bedfuutf) 5900 4 Decroom plus den $1200 All utilities Included Laundry room ensu - lie 576-2925 OSHAWA- Dathelor Dase. mens ti;,nal area. sen con- tained cable central air parking non-smoker S390. month 1st and Ust Renting Oct tsi CO 905-571.2885 af- ter bpm PICKERRING PARKWAY. .,CS- cd,e laundry. "S"'isher &oUni- um recreation facilities in- door pool etc . unrterground parking available November 5850 month Can (9051509- 1342 PICKERING. GLENDALE. 1 Dearocm basement apt Available October 15 Air-con- ditioned. cable close 10 G0. mail. bus Duvet mature rIDn- smoker No pets hist last re• gwred $550 /rw 905.831- 5249 PICKERING, 1 1;2 bedroom, basement apt separate en- trance, puking. laundry ca- ble. first 8 Ust. $67500/mno pets. references required 905.839-6941 AJAX SOUTH ,legal, one bedroom new basement apartment. fridge. stove, gas fireplace, cable. padding Near bus, lake. park and shopping No pets/smolong. Ist/last. $725 inclusive Avail Dec 1st (905)686-4043 SOUTH OSH AIWA clean 1 bedroom basement apart- ment. Bus at front door. pri- vate entrance. AN inclusive Available Oct 15, references required. ddrrssooLnnooking for single quie-579-4 . 1sVlast required. Bright, spacious 2 8 3 b/r apts. Utilities incl. Close to schools, shop- ping and 401. Transit right past your door. For x(905) 721-8741 TOP FLOOR, of house. cen- 1ral1y located (Ajax). 3 bed- room, lenced backyard. 1st. 8 last. references. 51.150.. available Oct. 15. 839-0263. No pets. TWO - one bedroom apts - 98 Olive Ave. 8 176 Warren for rent including heat and hydro. fridge, stove. Available im- mediately Firstnast. Also double garage for rent. 96 Olive Ave. 723-1290 WHO SAYS VOL' CANNOT BUY A HOUSE? QWN !rom S790imonth �'• Macri Downpaymento•» (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley^ ABA DASA Ou a ^' e iDuu down idkaCe • 6 months tree or free ,gals or reduced mongage rate From SISo. mann all in- clusive Income requirement from S27500 gross Call K+n Collis Codweu Banker 305 28-9414 3 BEDROOM ' bathrooms eerie west l•s^nrra Good lo- cation Great Coude garage Urge yard Close to an ameaba Appliances in hOnle Sl t 00 I. ulMrties Avail- able Nov 1st Call Anthony 723-1362 (snp) 3 bedroom house 2 -car ga- uge 2 nue hobby farm. 3- sUll noise barn with hydro, finished basement Close to Schools and Pal (Whitby/ Oshawa border 579-7581 3 BEDROOM user home large card .caieit on south Whitby. close to GO SUtpn. gas hei immediate occu- pancy. $800 . Call 905-668- 6611 OSHAWA. 3 -bedroom semi. rec rn,,m sundry room. 0 C area. 5825• utilities fast/Ust. references nodogs Imme- datenvov I call 728-9499 4 Dedroom laundry. deck tars garden 2 car parking pas ritat. quiet street central Oshawa 5850/month plus utilities Available November 1st 571-5320 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWNI No dcvyn pav•nent vendor assistance Yes you can uwn' Very dean two stor- ey four bedroom close to downtown Oshawa. Call (905)433-7949 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 monins !ree trier own a house from S5511month Bill Aoki Coldwell Banker ;905) 728-9414 HAMPTON Horse Farm with large home d apt for lease Large 3/4 bedroom brick bun- galow with 2 bedroom in-Uw apt. on 10 acres 2 storey horse tam with 17 stalls. workshop 3 lackr00m/orrice, use of training track fenced paddocks $1 800 00 per month plus utilities and ap- plances. Open house 2-4p.m. . Wenesday October 14, 1998 2360 Concession road 6. Property is situated in the riorttieast comer at Reg. Rd. 57 and Conc. Road 6. For more Information please call Janet Suit" (905) 472.7302 during business hours. NEAR South GM. 3 bedrooms. main floor, Indge. stove, lalKl- dry. parking. Near all net uN- ties, Very clean. atc. Nopets. Possession Nov. 151. $1100 all induSive. 728.9175 (sop) RANCH bungalow, Newton- ville area, 4 -bedrooms, 2 baths, RCLLZ2i, deck, fireplace. garage. available Dec. 1st or Jan 1st. $900 plus utilities. First'last. Call (90.5)786-2136 WNnT1Y, 4 BEDROOM !louse we eat in kitchen. kv- mg, dining, family room W/ fireplace, and 2 car garage. Basement apartment legit) . rented separately!. Minimum one year lease, 6t4i refer- ences required. $1.100 pus utikbes. Call Tim Webster. Sutton Group Heritage (905) 619-9500 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2.'I"XPAGE 29 a I oRenl r a I Rent r a I oRirilines r MOM" t0 Lend • I Personale SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month Minimum Income, Sw.000 year 1 ' Not much downpaymeni Call Mark!! ' Help for discharged bankrupts tR Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5,000 QB Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd - w I Townlpuses lar , 1 ow _ses of FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities 8 parking included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. :1 Mortgages. Ineurar" MORTGAGES Go J dad and ugh,/ Financing for any pur- 1 1 Private Homes pose All applications accept - Sale Pd Call 86805 unity Mortgage m1p -'members spree r -nm ch design/house/index him • 1 Business N.W. OSHAWA 3 plus one 0 orturtities !,odr`v •^ brioci bungalow GAS BAR r,,in si• ra -'ardwood floors 2 baths. Wh 1"t 7SdfLon Investment enfral an vac, large lot required Fax (416) 536-4422 ';hows to perfection Asking °•4'Dti 3148900 Telephone (905; • 1 'Ore '20-2307 PORT PERRY ESTATE. :Li 'm Du it 301 ,1 7 clonan •apllca home. 4 stall horse '.arn vnth post and board 'anted pasture and paddocks • I PWSOTlals Personal Prayer To the St. Jude THANKS TO ST. JUDE, and the sacred heart of Jesus for favors re- ceived. May the sacred heart of- Je- sus he adored, glorified, loved and preserved through out the word now and forever. Sacred heart of Jesus pray for us, St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude. helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never tailed and your prayers will he an- ,uered. Publication must he prom - W. J. G. rom- W.J.G. AND STUDENTS - `•�•• • ; 1 Announcements .: 1 Announcements o, g�nne, st�der's Less- on in my home Ajax area Call Joam a 905-686-8351 1 Housing , . 1 Florida vacation 300sq n tully Insulated Norkshcp with separate hydro • Personals Wanted Remab Lind and 'water Large pond with 01 CHEATING ONTARIO wiring plumbing, newer fur- CI FARWATER tear round stream all nestled HOUSEWIVES ••amen R :;, SEEKING TO RENT a 4 Pea- IL," lines n 15 picturesque acres ,ate phi^,ro ••,• pars i-9ori- roem •i ;;e ;, dein Must be Poo+ not lob Minutes to Owner relocating Priced to 451-3638 ext 235 5369 -min •linin 4 km •,t Port Perry Fire beaches. NHL. all star m a sell 5329 000 Call (9051985- 3379 or 1905)434-8532 must be, 18 T i ono ell Please call Craig or Ston Jan 24th/99 NFL Football Blue Jay baseball doglmorse WANTED - 10 OR - n -..; erg' 'o Dunr n whim EVANLY RAYS . instant ate 905-985-9100 snp track Children welcome OSHAWA onrk Dnngalow 3 sw�••, Amanrg: accurate �-' .75.'week Photos ce^,-: •. r' Walt 0u1 base- psyCniGS 9T', Rated a7 Townhouses 1 •051683-5503 ment 2 balms Garage Spouse problems luck, a s For Rem 54X125 fenced lot HaMwood romance 18- $2 99im,r 23 Pnvare Homes doors hreDlace Easily roe Mars rat 1.900-451 4055 Al OSHAWA SOUTH bv0- 11 Fad rerted to in-law S139.%G 'n91!9051721.1298 OSHAWA RELAXING MAS 7,ae to hoots. shopping 5950%m0 ° (' ---• -„d_ran •ern•.a' A PrOfesponally andscaped 3arklawn SAGE >^a•. Ge• ., 3; King St 905, 4G4-9625 1! 30 am ILL INCLUSIVE Frstlast ed. centra wnrtDy, 3 bedroom. DW, g m AvailaDl Oct t t f9 5 7 4 bathroom Includes apt OrdrCour em -NEW PPiCE - e s 0 )5 9- SeDerate entrance Harlwood $log 900 2 scorer 3 Dc b 2 9956 days moors b onglnal stained a bat uvac Uair walkr;ut BRIGHT, dean, spacious 3- bedror,m icwnnouse 5 ap- pk races. 7 underground park - mg sped Close t0 all ameni- ties Town Centre lake 401 AM Go station $11%,m(mth Avail Nov 1 Call Lisa (416)283-6205 CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES '22 :);Dome St E Oshawa 3 bedrooms avail- able October 2 bedrooms am 3 bedrooms for December For appt call 434-3972 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL' own tour hr,• -,r 55,iC i,,, Up to 6 months free from 5775 mo all mdusive kAiro- mum income 228 DOO o a c Aurelia Rasanu to day. Col- well Banker RMP Real Estate 728-9414 ext 201 or Ice hilt 1905( 32' 38004 1 Rooms fed ROM NEWLY RENOVATED r see, x is r ironing tK2ase. Irdge in room. Iaunrdry parting starting at $80 week- ly 905 576.9716 a 905-576 8675 OSHAWA F.,mrshed room in centra. �oca Don, male or fe- male welcome $320 month inclusive, avalable imme- diately Phone 579-ONA Partly furnished room, avall.lmmed. 5300./mo 1 St"last. Use of kitchen shared bath.Working person perferred. For app). 839-1366 SOUTH AJAX room for rent 3500 square luot home on Lake Driveway Use of Mich - en washroom. laundry 8 pool $450, monttuy Call 426-8604 M1 Shared Accomrodation WANTED aNT[i K IIID iw(t wuifLOO 600ft,llxlwkn CF xDI CA f A0 S 6 Ares kAft `tS E 1Yfil MAN i, r/01M SVS nccueaq 22&W eRaRssiuul wo mm ocCur will itSIRED >�r%UMTN (ler eE IilMV 1i[ „aj>Ke, CAI, "I" lei iw16i2•D2'17 plRillfi INF DIY OR i9�32xi DURn6 ri4 EVf WW.S • 1 01RDa a R Irl Sind 77 FM Real TT Oshawa downtown. 400-1600 sq.n. Of- rice/Retad East Oshawa 1800 sq.n. Commercial Hosue. 450sp n Stop. Call 434-2447 or 6554132. WANTED - SPACE - Pine Ridge Community Church re- quires one or two offices in Pickering area only. Contact Choles Stinson (905) 427- 8075. No Agents Please. •EW flv CLEAR (NATER AREA. 3 bed room. townhouse. two,. jam--. 880. private yard, available now. For xhb and to view photos. 9D5-579-3788. plass Private Ino aptnlst apvrox 1400 s, ft Separate $286 000 13161256 5990 dinmgroom main floor Umily M ACRE FARM 3NLY 51999G; Ekcepuxal ^,eel or horse farm near Argyle Mod- em 3 -bedroom brick bunga- low with newer carpeting d flooring. French doors to IIv- ngroom. recently renovated. in excellent cordltlon bank barn. Chive shied Cab Un Bur- ney Sales Rep Reim - Lakeside Realty Inc Realtor 1-800-809-0156 isnp) AJAX - SAVE SSS N) Real ,::ate SIMS Cr- 4 ^edrooms- 3 bathrooms !,mined base - Mont, brar garage central an. Open House Sat and Sun 6 Plowman Onve Ajax or snowing by appointment Cal (905)427 2731 BEAUTIFUL basement walk- out S Daciriard FAG. ciri ics throughout in-law suite w/con,cvac $193.900 OPEN OUSE Sun Oct 4 1 4 pm 570 Crimson Crt ^sha- walRossland/Thomton; 905- 171-6936 room Backs dm0 parkland b school For app) 9G5 -4G4- 0742 Luz # on os ale mor Sok PICKERING 2 BED - ... the Sacred ffeart, St. Jude and St. Anthony for favors rrceived. IV1 _11. es o4Kony mmacuiale WEIGHT LOSS BREAK $789 900 1890 "alley Farm THROUGH' ;, , i . nzi -n Pa P,ekenng Cab 1416,-609- 3 34 7039 monthly Great swimming wiring plumbing, newer fur- 8uauwss PICKERING Scaoous 3 bei personals Dv,ng S erg room 5 apd . Cps, to rows Centre b 401 PAUL McNEILTEACHER TU Balcony 8 immaculate TOR - ,..a^, 'tie noes end $725 WO 9G5486-2760 ;L"h erv-e of his students for div Insulated workshop/ga- en rears In both the education C9111LCs for ;vstem d private tutoring Fir SaM t,rmer mtormation or consul - WANTED - 10 OR - n -..; erg' 'o Dunr n whim tpn call 430-3898 stream or creek n North Pickering Or extreme South Jxondge Call 4905, 839- 6966 ESTATE SALE S254900 �� PioDert es Dont miss ;u! m this beaiiti- FULLY `e•, :ed Ira,le• -'e tial dream century home W $5995 5995 down. $100 Graded 'windows. I"SuLated. monthly Great swimming wiring plumbing, newer fur- fishes, sand beach near Co- nace. new well aril system bourg Fred 1416µ31-1555 Four i5) bedrooms. formyl Irv- ing and aninV room. family- Yorvy room with fireplace. large ro Lend kitchen with main floor faun- div Insulated workshop/ga- HOMEY PROBLEMS. " --' age aril two other targe out " :t 1PDt :tick w •^,.t ,going b,Aldtngs All on 1 4 treed act- Dankr'.,pt or being gannsheed es including perennial beds Eve,yone accepted regardless and golOksh ponds For app) of credit rating Call for free :all (905) 786-9806 Tour on information 905.576-3505 Student kerns included me net 1 AuCtit" • 1 Auctions . 1 Auctions MAJOR LIQUIDATION AUCTION LIMITED EDITION ART • JEWELRY • COINS " FURNITURE w COLLECTIBLES w ACCENT ITEMS STEREOS 'ELECTRONICS w SCANNER " PHONES PORCELAIN w CHINA " STAMPS • ESTATE ITEMS w SPORTS COLLECTIBLES " ART • MEMORABIUA • MAJOR GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION Sun. Oct. 4 at 12:Noon (Preview Itam) The Picketing Sports Complex 1867 Valley Fane Rd. Pickering (NI Hwy 401/ West of Brock Rd.) Catalogue salla to include, Mahogany console tables, desk, tea Cabinet Occasional tables, Oak Dirlirtg set, accent furniture, china cabinets, fem stands, Estate Coro 6 Mat(11box Die cast collection in Mint condition Original Boxes Postmaster rare stamp sets- Nostalgia, Disney, Diana, etc. Cherished Teddies Retired fgurines, Precious Moments, Royal Won's Border Fine Arts yYldIde sculptures, (AN discontinued), Crystal Mims, Disney Collector Figures, Fgurine Lamps, Plant stands, hall stands, coat trees, Hand painted leather trunks, Large Selection of Accent Mirrors all saes including 36 x 48. Photo frames, Italian Sterling silver (.925) Wall plaques, Quantity of L.E. An by Romance, Lumbers, Kuck, C. Marshall, Tom Thomson, Group of Seven, A.J. Casson etc. Oil Paintings, studio prints, panels, accent art, all museum framed. Selection of Fine Jeweky Iriduding Diamond nrlgs, precious 8 semi precious stone rings, Estate sterling silver, gold corns, Watches, pearls, gold drains, bracelets, earrings etc. Large collectiBm of signed "Ivan Trump" jewelry. Many more items too numerous to list. Plan to attend... Always a new selection of Fine Quality Items. Terms: Cast, Visa, Mc, Amex, and debit, as per posted 8 announced. Additions ai deletbns apply. www.prDa &M.com for bAre Auction and mail list N*res. � PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 1 -888 -PRO -SALE � COMPLIMENTARY 'MEDICINE Would you like an opinion from a medical doctor with a knowledge of alternative therapies? Dr. Ian Richardson is an MD who integrate-,, acupuncture, herbs and homeopathy with conventional medical treatment. For an appointment please call: 905-433-3026 : 1 Arequc•iW" NO TIME TO TALK your adl You can use your fax machine t0 send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline One of our Customer Service representatives will call you Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name aaa•ea Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Don't Forget The News Adh-ertiser Classified Dept - phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 KIDSIADULTS EARN EXTRA MONEY HOW? JUST BY DELIVERING NEWS ADVERTISER PAPER ROns). CAN YOU SPARE 1 OR MORE HOURS A DAY, ONLY 3 DAYS A WEEK, IN THE AFTERNOON? IF YOU CAN, THEN YOU CAN TURN SPARE TIME INTO PROFITABLE TIME. SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME WITH A JOB THAT Will HELP YOU 1) BUY THOSE LITTLE EXTRAS. 2) GET HEALTHY EXERCISE 3) MEET LOTS OF NEW PEOPLE CALL TODAY, 6835117 AND FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN EARN EXTRA CASH .lwax/11.Ruiv: NEWS A D V E R T I S E R PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1998 IM services ' • I Sw rhari . ' an p e 1 an I�rq 1 Servicat ' saving 1 Im Improvements M Moving 11 Storage : Moving 8 Storage E -Z RENOVATIONS Re- ,.,cr,,s. m ia", apartments. additions. fences, decks etc Licensed t:,r')ver 20 years All work Guaranteed Free estimate call Ernie 905-404-8170 HOME IMP. thn,om�. a•ram,c.. ,ham k Free e.timale% ,en,.m U,,couw, 111 I M B I R 01 I H r FI -TTI N HCSINI s B( REAL A,k for Paul 1`i I:f 1.1aI;III,;I',Y SPRINGS 1 Roofing s,s, RtxIF1N1:- And %lummm %,I, new and Ad. .ukman.h,p Guar- ccd 11'5 DIwount n Sc, ,r,. full% ,n ml Free "a male' allAndra•w al (904 42A714 1 r'ammq I Decaratvhg "GUARANTEED" PAINTING S PLASTERING Stucco ceilings '.c money up front. ,,: when your satisfied -- Esar:ate Sema Cksco,.r• Call scop N Pickering (416)414-5911(Cell) TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship fast. clean, reliable service. 420-0081 N & V APPLIANCES Repairs to refrigerators, microwaves. w ashers, driers, freeeers. stoves and dishwashers, Free estimates, (905)428-7589 AJAX Moving Systems F.,.'� sE^r; e. •* -. ;F.,, ,•, -:: ,�.. , : , . - 5,^e d Vis. 11L 3K 3K IK F -ate cr hour'v We now have heated storage units. sen moving supples Park and load special. •i-• ng at $125 and up. Serving East to West Coast nce to province 725-0005 or Member of 427-0005 ONE0 CANAAIAM= YIN L/Mfr 1 Garden;, I 1 Gardening & �andscap,ng .a„dscap,ng TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE Stump removal & Landscaping CALL DAVE 4-t 831-7055 party Services party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK And An Ocrastnns- Have MI, Own Magician. Call Ernie 668-4932 RM90v1nq b douse Cleaning Storage HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Moseo; •4-.d'.we C•.ce the,; all, Free est, ^,_,_S. seniors discount. s^.n notice moves Ap- .I,ances moved also ,!gage space available .om0arable rates Call 19MIS87-4437 1-800-263-5836 MICHALSKI MOVING & STORAGE Hou! ::._ Otttces. ADPIIarces & Piano Specialists Senior & V C-Mocth Discounts .e^sed Insured Free Estimates Professional service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Moven �z-yai^, raves homes. :ffices. apt. etc. Plano mcv,ng adurlg available 423-0239 296-SS1 3 1 Fborhrg. Garpenng INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987-1&00 rimtbaea Having problems finding time to clean your home' For Professional Home Cleaning, call Helen's Home Services today. 427-4385 GE' 3,OR THE PRICE OF I so-- r up io 3000 sq It Vacuuming. dustup. bath IearMp. kitchen. floors :aslted window ledges Lase boards I wherever else the house needs aearkrp to ws.on~ Can Rula w 416 7116-9n4 strvmq Pickering. Aga Un,o,ndle Markham and Claremont oho mg Schools S&B DRIVING SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O .asscos ars test $105. •'D essons $150 Course 5259 F•>: .cx -up anC Crop ^f{ ST. %NI)RF.NN S PRESIIYTERLA1 34 Church tit. N. Pickering; Village - 683-7311 Sunday S;h,ml-Gradc, --1 ; 9:1; a.m. Family `iV rship 10:30 a.m. Sunday school - Sulnrslsed Nursery Res. hcn Rowland NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering Oct. 4;98 we„oin :n World Wide Communion Sundayl NEW FALL CLASS. -GREAT TRUTHS FROM SCRIPTURE” To enro:l or Inquire. ca:; John veenstra 416-618-5287 To Advertise your services call Janice Cay 683-0707 _! ,I Pickering Standard Church t,tl Funda� School - 10:15 N'orchip - I IAN) am Escning - 7:114) pm %Sed. Family Night - 7:311 p.m. Adult Kill -ale Studs. Youth, ('hildren .Sctisitia-s -The ('hurch Thal .Smiles •• 42N-6102 655-0148 ANIBERLEA PRUSB><TF.RIAN CHURCH The Family Church IS -10 NN hites Rd. North, Pickcrinx 839-1383 Sunda}- Scn-icc 1 1:00 a.m. Sunday Scha>,tl and Sufxrvi%ed Nurwry SPECIAL 1)j TES Oct. ith Communion Smcrvicc Oct. 11th - Thanksgiving 1wr%icc Nov. Lith 15th Anniversary Service PASTOR DAVID VOUNGREN s continues his series on "Send Your Troubles Running" Sunday, 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Call for free transportation ti J iavailahlr in selected arras only -- ,Sure,/uL' a m ) 725 BIM St. W., Oshawa (905) 579-1867 A Pie Of for EMM Person OF 4"mM aalowl.» (416)287-3060 Adua • 1 1 kI teer,rahrr,s ' 1 1 kh Mer,hor,arns entartirrrher,t u `entiewan , bol,'roul El-CEPnON A1. LADIES <ERN Int, l)E Rli.%11 RE610% 1116ANCL CL & CIASS 111Fll(Bn1TY A DNIRETIO N GUARA.N• ItTED 4104E-8761 NOW HIRING Please read your dassftd ad on the first day of p Mea - tion as we cannot be responsible for more Man one inset hon in the event of an error. (ENJAMIN JOSEPH Otto1wr ht, 1"7 "Taken before we had tire chance to know hili" We made our dans. We dreamed our dreams. H(m, were rive to know, They arere not to be. Our eyes never met, But you touched our soul, And live in our hearts forever. It's been 1 year since ate said goodbye, Yet I still cry, When 1 see what could have been in another child's eyes. Today seems endless For those who hold you dear, Our precious little Ben, you are Forever Loved, Forever Remembered. Love Grandma Jean, Dianne, Gandhi, Samantha and Joni =11 Deetln e 1 Doo is ROBINSON Alvin Cornelius (World War II Veteran of the Royal Canadian Dragoons) Peacefully on Monday, September 28th, 1998 at edHealth Corp. - Oshawa, his 77th year. n h isband d Audrey. Dear father of Sandra Zarowny and husband Tarry, Brian, Barry and wife Adie, Anne -Marie Barney and Nwtsbarnd Cam. Lovingly remembered by Wartdd)ildren Jeff, Laura, Shannon, Jennifer and great-grandson Matthew. BroBter of Howard and predeceased by sisters Bernadette and Helen Featherstone. A private fairy service was held on Friday, October 2nd, 1998 at Thornton Cerrlelery, Oshawa. Donations in nwoory of Alvin to the Childress Wish Foundation or the Lung Assoda- tion would be appredated and may be made ftough the MCINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HORIE LTD., 152 IGrg Street East, Oshawa (433-5558) Want to pocket some money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, ham-nn,in your closet. Make some money with a garage sale. Ca11683-0707 aid advertise it in our Classifieds :U t \/Pli kl KIN,. ws A D V E R T I S E R ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our October 3 & 4, 1998 'Bag Event' ad included in this newspaper. Please note: Beanie Babies were omitted from the exclusions fist. Beanie Babies mer- chandise are EXCLUDED from the Bag Event offer. We slaw* apeloon M fir raked codemers aN regret any igregvegiega or cools" Nits gap Male Cagle/. EATON'S 37 e n i n a� -SOUTH AJAX rande �3 . A Celebration Sale on Until ctaber 3r d Cary, Sbell 8 Wayne laedtke , '9SS �*Newly Renovated *independently Owned Westney Rd, South Ajax y y y _ ,. , Monf l fe Friday Sew 10'w Saturday New Owners of the SeNtll Ajax ICA Watch for our flyer in this Sundays News Advertise— Now A 1 A Taw -10yw SNNdol Saw - 6rw 4 'rHE NEWS AIATR'1'ISEN FRIDAY, M-110111- H 2, 1998 - I'VIE ;1 Reclai ing family roots LEBIODKA, THE ESTATE... HAD BEEN IN MY FAMILY SINCE 1510 By Andrew Iwanowski Ne::s Advertiser Photographer I, x®". yw. - 963' ys Y�� rr stand looking at I.ehicxfka, the ;; estate that had hcen in my IantilY =� "� since 1510. 1 have returned to reclaim 'IMS' my roots 60 yccus since my baptism in the village church. All family hap tisnrs, weddings and funerals take _ m.. dace here. I am standing in the fain,a - b ' ilv pew still marked with the brass"""'"" �■ �"~'�� '' t `. plaque: 'Leonard Iwanowski's farm- IN,.' arm ly.' [ look at beautiful stained-glass 11 _ %k indows donated by my great- grandmother. reat tea, o beer Jadwr a. theporch crandm t Inc. t �, of the church stands a heavy iron cross from the grave of my ancestor who died in the 19th century. In the ' cemetery we find the grave of my orcat great grandfather. Stanislaw, Lebiodka, the Iwanowski family estate in try in 1943, escaping from German and i who died in 19U). Everywhere I ride Poland. The author fled his home coun- Soviet armies. b = . there is a trace of the family. ��" ,y Il1w 1 was last there when I was five home greets us, knows who we are years old (1943), escaping from the and asks us in to see the: family home.. Gcrman and Soviet armies and even- Fifty-five yeah later, 1 stand and look ''t,,V� 4 ol tually making a life for myself in at the beautiful marble floor — un- Canada. All the Iwanowskis scram- changed. Many emotions well up in bled away from the area, perhaps my chest, 1 don't know what I ex- r" never to cone back. Who would have pected to see and feel. We find the thought history would change so gravesites of Leonard and his wife,r' _� Andrew lwarowsk " sic]e the church at Wasilisz- much that 1 would or could return overgrown with wheat. They will be ki village, wthe,e -z- :s --ac-ze here'' Who could have foreseen the marked and taken care of by the com- :. fall of Communism, the destruction munity. they will not be forgotten - of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Iron again. The village church, whichCurtain? generations of Iwanowskis attended, --1. Lebio dka, a village located in the was closed for 30 years front the end present republic of Belarus but part of the: war until the pont-Solidarity +ill v ' J w X of Poland fox centuries before that, era. The parishioners gwetly took ,,,.r a •�+r. ,. was always a focal point fir the lam- care of the cleaning and repaired _ r k ily, a sate place for everyone — a what they could at night, without place we would all return to. anyone in authority knowing. When ,� k'" �, " • ��• ..a t �! MN, aunt hid a porcelain dinner it was opened. it was ready to take its sen ice under the porch — I wonder place in the community. So, in spite ifit is still there? My son and I had a of terrible hardship and losses the "t ooxxd lox>k, but we couldn't find it. church and Lehio dka live on, ' f ! i Z.>: Lebio dka is a place deeply loved changed but continuous. Instead ofby all Iw•anowskis. It had been in our nurturing little Iwanowski%, it now _ family since 1510, although the pre- takes care of other children who sent house was built by my great- in great need. Members of the old :1 _grandfather, Leonard, in Iy05. family arc always welcome to visit. -- f The war years, from 1939 to We are remembered by some vol- r - 1945. and postwar years for Lebio d- lagers as -good people who always 'r' ": t F c ka and the church were not easy.11te prar'ed well" estate is now owned by the republic Things have changed forever and of Belarus as a self-supporting com- the family is scattered over the world: rnunity for mentally -handicapped South Africa. Canada, Sweden, children. The huge salons are now Britain. My two sons, 32 and 18, live cramped dormitories with rows of in Poland and for them this is their iron beds and chairs. The children oral and visual history, a chance for look at us with curiosity. 'Who are continuity, pride and of belonging �►' these foci "? • director of the and finally. a lesson in survival. `' vti The church in the village of WasihsZki. c gnen . The. d u. y Many Durham classes exceed Ontario size cap AVERAGES MEAN SOME TEACHERS HAVE_MORE _STUDENTS THAN OTHERS MIKE O'CONNOR 'How can you cap an average? You can't.' x Large classes in many of Durham's Catholic elementary schools are raising concerns about whether the Province's cap on av- erage class sizes is really working, says a local teachers' union leader. Preliminary figures calculated by the Durham Catholic District School Board Sept. 15 indicate close to 300 Catholic elementary classes out of 791 have more than 25 students, reports Mike O'Con- nor, Durham district president of the elementary division of the On- tario English Catholic Teachers' Association. "This is the reality of a 25 -to - one average'" he says. But, "The positive impact we have seen is that we don't have classes of 38 to 40 showing up, but we do have classes of 35 and 36. That's always going to happen with an average" The preliminary figures indi- cate 37 per cent of separate ele- mentary classes across the region have more than 25 pupils, with the largest class totalling 36 students. And Mr. O'Connor reports he's talked with several teachers and parents who were surprised at the numbers. "A lot of parents thought (classes were going to be) capped at 25 to 1." However, under the Province's Bill 160, which sets out maximum average class sizes, school boards are only required to ensure their board -wide average equals 25 stu- dents to one teacher at the elemen- tary level and 22:1 in the sec- ondary panel. But, Mr. O'Connor says Educa- tion and Training Minister Dave Johnson's continual references to caps on class sizes is misleading. "How can you cap an average? You can't;' he says. Mr. O'Connor notes "a number of classes are bang on 25" and roughly 60 to 65 per cent of class- es have less than 25 pupils. "We're saying that's great. But we want to point out to parents that some are over," he adds. The federation leader also notes adjustments are being made by the board in a number of situations and reports there will be an update based on the Sept. 30 figures with- in a couple of weeks. Meanwhile, at the Durham Dis- trict School Board, -communica- tions manager Mary Brown re- ports the board -wide average is 24.8 to one in the elementary pan- el. She notes "kids don't just come in neat little packages of 25" and says adjustments are being made at the local school level where there are large classes. School boards are required to submit a report to the ministry out- lining average class sizes by the end of October. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. 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