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PICKERING EDITIO rr�sso� � • �6 mihs. � 12 �. ; 5 k=dlons In Dunham YOUW IMPROVEMENTS �& FWr*J Ow. i Op�rMW For So vice You Can TWO VISIT OUR %fi11a01f off ffarwood Aw.) - 696-2445 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand o� AD V E R T 1 S E R Sunday, October 4, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 36 pages Millions c -,Safe at work low school for � �� PICKERING BUSINESSES URGED boards in Durham GRANTS TO PAY FOR NENN' SCHOOLS IN BOTH BOARDS Manv Durham students will be attending new schools over the next three years as the Province boosts funding to ex- pedite construction across On- tario. As high school students headed back to class Tuesday. Education and Training Minister Dave Johnson announced the government is providing $90 million in new funding to help Ontario's school boards build new learning places. '-Nk'e look forward to a real boom in new school construc- tion." the minister told re- porters. "This neve, flexible ap- proach to pupil accommodation removes many of the barriers that delayed construction, reno- vation and expansion of schools in the past. It will allow growth boards to move quickly in deliv- ering high-quality accommoda- tion for their students:' The Durham District School Board will receive $6.626 mil- lion in grants for new pupil places while the Durham Catholic District School Board will get $4.526 million. Separate board director Grant Andrews says that's less than he'd expected but he anticipates ..some adjustment to the figures the Province identified". The separate board unveiled plans earlier this year to build I 1 new Catholic elementary and secondary schools in Durham over the next five years to meet the growing need for new facili- ties. With more than 200 portables See DURHAM/Page 3 --- ph@& by RIO P&&8 QUI Hang in there Five-year-old Yusteen Richards was hanging around -- quite literally -- the playground and monkey bars at Rotary Park in Ajax this past week to en- joy some outdoor tun before the weather turns colder. ree GRUEN Wri ZA, I-` M 99 aeh with this ad (a $160 value) some tam and CQ,Ctn"ai5K see ibis tof CM011. TO CUT ON-THE-JOB INJLiRIFIS Small businesses are being urged to join an organization that promises to improve workplace safety and save them money on insurance premiums. But The Safe Communities of Pickering/Ajax (SCOPA) is "not just about the money:' Scan Gib- son of the Safe Communities Foundation told about 20 busi- ness representatives at a break- fast meeting held Thursday in Pickering. ..One of our main objectives is to provide the small business em- ployer with the tools and net- works to develop and maintain successful health and safety pro- grammes resulting in reduced in- juries;' SCOPA notes in an infor- mation package. It has received the backing of Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who told those at the breakfast meeting that "community safety should be one of the highest mu- nicipal priorities" He believes "what happens in the workplace sets the stage for what happens in the home" and that makes its way into the com- munity. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish agreed, but said he also had a ..selfish" reason for supporting SCOPA. He pointed to a "significant concern for worker safety... It's important that we don't lose time because of injuries. "A municipality must do everything it can to look out for the bottom line;' he noted. The Safe Communities Foun- dation was established by Paul Kells, whose 19 -year-old son was killed in an industrial acci- dent on the third day of a new job in Brampton. Admittedly, Mr. Kells "didn't think much about health and safety" issues before the death of his son, Ms. Gibson reported. But he vowed to spare other fam- ilies the grief his family experi- enced after his son was burned in an explosion. WAYNE ARTHURS 'What happens In the workplace sets the stage for what happens in the home.' One of the foundation's pro- jects is The Safe Communities Incentive Program (SLIP), which provides businesses the opportu- nity to reduce workplace injuries and lower Workplace Safety and Insurance Board premiums. Under the programme, the WSIB (formerly the Workers' Compensation Board) treats the workplace insurance costs of member employers as if they See PICKERING/Page 5 WHAT' S INSIDE Editorial Pape ..............6 Mame Dropping ............12 Sports ...................18 Classilied ................31 NOW TO REACH US General .............683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction Line .........683-7545 Singerely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Email ...newsroom®durham.net Internet .......durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 40 ;."WWAW AW r . C�7iMM�JlVI IN 7T wtAOAaLs COL416 Ati1 TIIL'*IltQMt • ` i PAGE 2 - THE NEN' AD%'ERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1998 P '.Sad day' for Woodlands in Pickering NEIGHBOURHOOD STUDENTS, PARENTS 'STILI_ RATHER UPSET' OVER BOARD DECISION By Susan O'Neill Statt Writer PICKERING — Preserving the heritage and spirit of Wood- lands Centennial Public School is high on the list of parents' con- cerns about the planned closure of the facility, public board officials heard Thursday. "We're hoping to take part of the Woodlands' history with us" when students are moved, says school community council chair- man Linda Smvthc. "On an emotional level every- one is still rather upset with the board's plans to close the school." Under the Durham District School Board's system -wide ac- commodation and school im- provement plan, which goes to trustees for final approval in No- vember. Woodlands, built in 1967, will be closed at the end of the 1999-2000 school year. If ap- proved, the S80 -million plan will see nine schools closed and 11 built across the region over the next three years. Next fall the students at Wood- lands will move into two new schools being constructed in the area while the population from Elizabeth B. Phin Public School transfers to the W(x)dlands site for a year so their school can be - knocked down and rebuilt. LOIS GILES 'There's a great team' at Woodlands. Woodlands' students will at- tend either the unnamed Gray - wood school located near Rose - bank Road and Stroud's Lane or the unnamed Westcreek school in the Altona West community. Woodlands "is an excellent fa- cilit%. there's no doubt:' Ron Tr- bovich, hoard superintendent of business, told the crowd of ap- proximately 40 parents gathered at the school Thursday night. But, it*s of "limited value" to the board where it is. Located beside Dun- barton High School, near the cor- ner of Hwy. 2 and Whites Road, LINDA SMYTHE 'Hoping to take part of the Woodlands' history with us.' the school is "not centrally located to the larger residential communi- tv which it ought to serve:' Mr. Tr- bovich said. And that's part of the reason it was named one of the nine schools to be closed across the region. Mr. Trbovich explained the board is faced with the difficult decision of closing schools be- cause of the Province's new fund- ing formula which forces boards to close under -used facilities in or- der to secure funding for new pupil places. "This really should be an Buckle up up POLICE SEAT -BELT BLITZ IS UNDER WAY IN DURHAM It's a good chance buckling up will save your life — and an even better chance it'll save you $105 this weekend. Provincial and regional po- lice will be out in full force this weekend as part of the an- nual seat -belt blitz dubbed "Operation Impact." Vowing zero -tolerance on offenders, police will espe- cially be looking for young- sters not buckled in and child Teen's hand restraint seats improperly used during the 24-hour cam- paign which started Saturday. In addition to the fine, fail- ing to wear a seat belt or fail- ing to ensure a child under 16 is properly secured costs two demerit points. Also this weekend is the fourth annual "Seat Belt Chal- lenge" in which volunteers standing at various intersec- tions Saturday counted the partly severed in job mishap PICKERING — The Ministry of Labour is investigating an industrial acci- dent in Pickering which left an 18 -year- old Whitby man with his hand partially severed. Durham Regional Police said the ac- cident occurred while two employees were changing a die on a shearing press at D and R Custom Steel, at 1625 Feldspar Ct., about 5 p.m. Thursday. Sergeant Jim Grimley said the teenaged victim was positioning the die when his co-worker, believing it was al- ready in place, attempted to operate the machine. The man, whose left hand was par- tially severed above the knuckles, was rushed to the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre and transferred to Western Hospi- tal in Toronto, where doctors were to at- tempt saving the hand, the officer said. &Wfilm as Fath' P number of drivers not wearing their seat belts. Last year 1,500 volunteers in 130 communities took part in the survey in which Durham Region fell below the provincial average of 89 per cent seat helt usage. There were 8,103 motor vehicle collisions in Durham last year in which 2,635 peo- ple were injured and 21 killed, according to statistics. . der of ho of . fll oiler In We're online it WWIcM=%ews,net RON TRBOVICH Woodlands is 'an excellent facility, there's no doubt'. evening of good news because we're opening up three new schools in the area:' superinten- dent Norm Powers told parents. "But it's a sad day for Wood- lands" However, Mr. Powers assured parents the "history and culture" of the school will be protected. " WVc will treat it with a lot of compassion and will honour the culture and tradition of this school:' he said. Ms. Smythe notes parents are "hoping to approach the board and see if we can have the new school TO CLOSE SCHOOL renamed Woodlands... that would go a long way to appease the com- munity" But some parents are hoping more than the school's spirit will continue. "I feel very sad. I understand, but I feel a sadness;" said lois Giles, whose daughter Jaquelyn is in Grade 6. "My main concern is that every job here will be moved (to the new school)." Ms. Giles, who works with special -needs stu- dents in one of the school's asso- ciated classrooms for two hours each day, said "there's a great team" at Woodlands that she hopes won't he split up. The two new schools slated to open in the area in September, 1999 will each have 4,(x10 -square - foot gymnasiums, large libraries, art. music and science classrooms, handicap access and classes wired for computers. "It's exciting. You have growth in the area:' superin- tendent of plant Jack Massie told parents. "We've never gone into this kind of ambitious building programme before" Board officials will return to the school later this month to dis- cuss boundaries for the two new schools in the area. Officials are also planning a meeting Wednes- day, Oct. 7 at E. B. Phin to discuss plans with parents there. In &kJj 4,. iql 01!,rlwl 1300 Kingston Road Mon. -Fr• 72 Lm.-9:00.pm• at Liverpool S*rday 72 a.m.-6:00 p.m. rp00 Sunday 9�0 a.m.-SAO p.m. 839=8124 ---, : z e Class A Licensed Technicians e 20 Well Equipped Service Bays To Serve You e No Appointment Required e Nationwide Warranties e Local Shuttle Service* e Open 7 Days A Week DON'T PAY�FOR 90 DAYS W!► y pay us down the road. No Money D P • No ! • ayments For 90 Days! • No Interest For 90 Days Tfis off°' ams to A in'mad Wu90 DAYS FREEDOM RIDE MW Auto Centre work (irwkrdirrp ties) PAP* tm ear now • Make no peymeM, am $150 arty when charged to your emmi en The Card with approved pay no inlaest for go days, raw* on arm yah Canadian ire Card. Ask A CUMMMServicel1wrm plaiadetW& GET READY FOR FALL s2 FRONT DISC 995*11 RELINE • Replace front brake pads wftlr quality FREE JUG OF WASHER FLUID NotommW brake peels with a Liklinre Guarantee, includes swnkrMdk WITH PURCHASE fly where . Non's What We'll Do: • Oil, lube & filter (up to 5 litres of ' hoped camper moun*v i sudors * hoped brake hardware Castrol GTX motor oil) • Rotate tires & ' Topup brake iNad ' i"aped iotw for wear arMlor damage • Check1top up fluid levels • Inspect hydraulic syNrm for leaks • Check brake system • Check exhaust system • Check cooling system 9 g • Check air filtertwiper bladesllights ' 2.00 Enviro charge apples • some nestridiorr;,.89 "Most Cars In &kJj 4,. iql 01!,rlwl AM Durham grants'boost school construction DURHAM/From page 1 across the region, many elementary and secondary schools are currently overcrowded, a problem the new buildings will alleviate over time, Mr. Andrews says. "There's been a backlog of ac- commodation needs and we are try- ing to control that backlog although it will take some time. At least the government has shown a commit- ment to allow us to do some mean- ingful planning" The separate board is already working on construction of Mother Teresa Catholic School in Ajax and additions to Pickering's St. Wilfrid Catholic School and Whitby's St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic School. Planning is also under way for a new high school complex in north Ajax which will include public and separate facilities. And Mr. Andrews says he also hopes to see a new high school in Whitby within the next three years. Meanwhile, the Durham District School Board is also moving ahead with plans to build new facilities across the region. And, officials are currently host- ing community meetings to discuss the board's system -wide accommo- dation and school -improvement plan. Advertising Feature The $80 -million plan, which goes to the board for final approval in No- vember, will see nine schools closed across the region and 11 new facili- ties built over the next three years. "We're very pleased with this," Ron Trbovich, superintendent of business, says of the funding. A thought it would be a little bit more but it's pretty close. Frankly, that's the reason we've got to do the school closures" Mr. Trbovich explains the board's plan to close surplus schools is "crit- ical to ensuring the board gets suffi- cient funding...to build new schools, to reinvest in existing facilities and to get enough operating grants to heat, clean and maintain (school build- ings)." If the board approves the system- wide accommodation and school -im- provement plan next month, Mr. Tr- bovich says work will begin immedi- ately on four new schools in Picker- ing, Brooklin, Oshawa and Uxbridge. Additions, expected to open next fall, will also be made to Ajax High School, Port Perry High School and five elementary schools in Oshawa — Conant, Lakewoods, Glen Street, Dr. C. F. Cannon and Central Park. The ministry reports board grants were determined through a province - wide inventory of all schools con - Ki*ds a International- A grand success On Saturday September 191h, the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre hosted its very successful first Kids Day International. Over 150 children were welcomed to the clinic. Families toured the clinic and learned about important kids information such as a healthy spine! Children had the opportunity to have their spines and posture checked, free of charge. During the event, donations were accepted for Big Sisters Ajax -Pickering. The Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre would like to acknowledge all of the sponsors who donated to the event. These sponsors included Apple One Employment Agency, Save -A -Centre, Trillium Florist, Kwik Kopy Printing, the Ministry of the Environment, the Recycling Resource Centre and the Fire Department. Thank you all so much for your support. Just the fax Send your news along the facsimile lines to TW NIM 663 UW -7363 RAMNOR✓ LEIVIVOX HEATMNG a AIR CONDITIONING s g FURNACE S $500 off furnacex� $200 off air & air conditioner conditioner if purchased or furnace together or if purchased furnace & separately fireplace P�► INS441 Spy'F�REPLAC0calve Lonam serving Durham Shm 1965 bd do Bear Yh1tby-0slmwa ftw1 %8nvilk (905) 434-5541 PICKERImG-AJAX 686-057 1 MANOR HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2020 Wentworth St. Unit 9 Whftv ducted this summer, examining fac- tors such as average daily enrolment. The Province's funding this year will "allow boards to start construc- tion valued up to 10 times the $80 million in funding," Mr. Johnson says. "That means we're starting up to $800 million worth of new school fa- cilities for students" Previously, school projects were completely paid for in one to three years, but the new provincial ap- proach finances the costs over a longer period, allowing boards to build new schools 10 times more quickly than the old system allowed, he says. According to the Province, grants for new pupil places are expected to increase to enable boards to build permanent facilities for 120,000 stu- dents in the next three years. ar.e...,,A.l�...• MBERLEA DENTAL. CENTRE RE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. 6l1EAGF.ii�YES.�EEN.IV1ffi?� • • I C U;0=0 "AIR. E,�/EAGENCi'P.4GEA AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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PAGE 4 -TNN•: NEWS ADVE RTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY. 0(-70BER 4.1998 n u RY AUTHORIZED SALE Co Prepared To Purchase! : A _ * Sale starts Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 a.m. * One week only. * $500 deposit at time of purchase. . * Immediate Delivery * First come -first served -no rain checks * Dealers welcomed � * One giant location only! * One authorized dealer only. * Over 80 vehicles included in this special * Low financing available. * No money down O.A.C. * No phone call orders. 1.998 NEON 4DR. HIGHLINE r, ornat�C "a"s .55 �. _+wE" J:2e'ng, A;' Convi,cr rcg, �_ Ne• 97aKes — _-_ Stk.05754 1 12 1998 PLYMOUTH BREEZE HIGHLINE AutGrrat,c'rans., P -*e, Steering. Posner Brakes, Ar Ccnditcnr.g, Plus Much More. Stk.s5793 TI -Ad& 4"A 16,888 i`I aIL! Lis purchase. GRAND CHEROKEE LTD 4X4 A;;+,omal 'AC'D S'P'9'P W!ndews'P Locks •Leather'Cas? 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OWN 01OW•r014N1: t401=0&_"1, N t 0 0 0 TORONTO a x VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER 7 OSHAWA C P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1998 - PAGE 5 0 i Pock ering 1mts support b PICKERING/From page 1 Workplace Awareness Program and partici- tion as part of the initiative to obtain the re- For more information on the plan, call - pate in workplace health and safety evalua- bate. 837-6639. were one large firm. Safe Communities Foundation SCIP members then receive a 75 - per cent refund on any savings real- ized due to improved health and safety at participating local compa- nies. But employers will enjoy other benefits as well, Paul Casey of the WSIB noted. fie believes the programme will also lead to increased productivity, improved quality and increased fi- nancial competitiveness by control- ling costs, a healthy and stable workforce, improved employee morale, access to health and safety resources and enhanced access to the WSIB network. Members also gain access to an expert health and safety consulting team, and new training programmes and resources to help them better manage health and safety. SCOPA is chaired by a steering committee with members from local employers, both towns, local health and safety organizations, the police and fire departments, area banks, hospitals, school hoards and the Ministry of Labour. The programme runs from Jan. 1, 1999 to Dec. 31, 2M). Businesses which join must re- main in the programme for a mini- mum of one year, attend the Safety CA_I Carism Wagmht RAM _ Travel ttr� 2 for 1 SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER, 1998 TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS $10.00 per person or LAT $5.00 each Pickups in AJAX, OSHAWA, E WHITBY Includes: RETURN DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION, FULL BUFFET MEAL, GUARANTEED ENTRY, ALL TAXES LOYALTY CARD PROGRAM Earn ERRS trips to Rama Carlson Wagonlit Travel Ajax 905.683-8411 1-800-831-1195 Oshawa 905-571-2231 1-800-227-5766 Whitby 905-666-8266 1-800-750-1969 I 1 IFL N•&FILL from 9390vo,l OFFER OMAES Oct. 31,190 Cana► �Itli■lOilKs 1 CANV COM Co" WN Alm OM o rF M OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! � } I 195 WESm RD. (scdh of 401), AJAX (903) 427-6796 r �J 1,50/1 xOFF. hundreds o sale, regular and clearance items. - WT on regular priced ,Fasbm, Linens, Fact Outlet V more. �.._ Personal Care, Small �lectncs, ed hunts' Furniture & Ifieel Goods. (And 15% offP'� :. � � fa t• ti � ti - Furniture and Mattresses." a One day only I 1 $ T¢ dd {�... Tuesday. October 6,1998 110 10111/ M OIL CHANCE CENTRE No APPOK MEW NEEDED, WARRANTYAPPROVED _.. Ar A•�fr Al � � I 1 IFL N•&FILL from 9390vo,l OFFER OMAES Oct. 31,190 Cana► �Itli■lOilKs 1 CANV COM Co" WN Alm OM o rF M OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! � } I 195 WESm RD. (scdh of 401), AJAX (903) 427-6796 r �J 1,50/1 xOFF. hundreds o sale, regular and clearance items. - WT on regular priced ,Fasbm, Linens, Fact Outlet V more. �.._ Personal Care, Small �lectncs, ed hunts' Furniture & Ifieel Goods. (And 15% offP'� :. t Seniors' Sala 15% discount often excludes: Cosmetics & Fragarxxis, Hath & Body, shoes by DKW. cK Calvin dein, Nine West. Enzo Arg in. Easy Spirt, Mr. Seyrtiar, Ya SPW and Stuart, CK CaW Klee. WW & We West handbags. all $14.99 3 -pa& parntyhhose, Estale jewellery, Watches by Swatch, Gucci, Wes Saint Laurent 8 Calvin Klein, sale 8 dearanca priced prestige watches, sale & deerance-pnced Fre .lewelery. Iewelery by Dtintouveau. Mernm Paris, Diamond Essence and The Royal Canadian Hint, Jean Paul Gaultier & Roots mend raise, regular priced Worsens Designer Fashions (cors" sportswear. claim *a wns and classes 359/118/654). Mens regitar-priced Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim, tailored do#". shirts, ties, underwear and accessories). Calve Klein apparel 8 underwear. Ralph Lauren intimates, womens Jockey underwear, Claude) sleePwear, burVewear and robes, ,FLW Boss underwear, Children's Tommy Huger. Polo Boys 8 Catrin Klein apparel. Scnglass W, Mont Banc pens, sale priced Royal Velvet towels, sale -priced beds" and towels from Esprit, L acreNPdo, Liz Ctaborrhe and Ctnarisna. Torrhmy Flliger bed and bath. Eaton Beauty Dols, Laique, Uad ro, NAO. 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'.,.'-t�....c.�.�tiN�.. �� C[*'rY,��a�X^$'L�..:.MA4� _ _ A/P PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on OPINION Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Make workplaces safe places ITF,Nl: A 33 -year-old man's hand is crushed Sept. 2.3 when it becomes entangled in a press machine at a Pickering compam that manufactures vinyl record albums. ITENL A ' ),car -woman loses fingers Sept. 28 atter her hand .-ets cau,_,ht in a piece ofmachinery at a textile titin in Ajax. ITEM: An 18 -,ear -old man's hand is almost completrl} severed Oct. 1 by a press at a Pickering company when a fel- low employee is said to have actuated the machine. Three people hurt hadly in thrice work mishaps in a one- wrek span. As the\ continued to reco\erThursday. The Sate Communities of Pickcnng/Ajax (SCOPA) group was meet- ing to spread the word to arra businesses alxut the need to de%clop and maintain successful health and safety pro- grammes to reduce workplace accidents and injuries. Paul hells knows all about the importance of safe work- places. His 19 -year-old ,on was killed in an industrial acci- dent on the third day of a new job in Brampton. The grief his family experienced after his son was burned in an explosion prompted him to establish The Safe Communities Founda- tion in an attempt to spare other people from the pain of los- ing a loved one to a job mishap. And out of that foundation was hum SCOPA. whose mandate is to "make Pickering/Ajax the safest communities in the world". One of its main objectives is to reach out to owners of small businesses to convince them of the impor- tance of presenting injuries and illnesses, of averting disease and death in their workplaces. Ti, pre%ent tragedies on the: job. SCOPA is implementing numerous projects and initiatives, including the Sale Com- munities Incentive Pnwram. As local business owners wen told Thursday, the programme guides them on how to reduce workplace accidents and lower premiums to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. formerly the Workers' Com- pensation Board. (Employers. who missed the SCOPA meet- ing can get information on the SCIP by calling 837-6638.) Ajax 'Mayor Steve Parish reminded business owners that ensuring employees are ready and able to work makes good business sense, as all employers must watch the bottom line. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs believes safety in the workplace will make its way into the home and ultimately into the community, making our parks and streets safer places to be. That's what we all want — to live, wort: and play in the safest communities in the world. READERS I POLL Durham's two school boards are considering options to make up lost class time due to the high school teachers' strike and board lockout. Options include lengthening the school year, cancelling P.A. Days and cutting traditional school breaks. What do you think should be done to make up for lost time? To respond, fax us at 683-7363, email news- room@durham.net or call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial Box 5112. Keep your comments short and to the point. Some responses will be printed in the Wednesday News Advertiser. LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Help foster racial harmony To the editor: South African President Nelson Mandela's message to the youth of Canada at the SksDome Sept. 25 was simple and profound: Build unity in diversity, at a direct comrnunit) level. In his biography. Long 'W'alk to Free- dom, he says. "Education is the key to building civil multiracial societies:' Race relations activities, human rights awareness, and sustainable anti - racist education programmes, are nec- essary at a community level to pro- mote unity and racial harmony. Both school boards in Durham Re- gion are very active in race relations and anti -racist education activities as are local ethno cultural groups, several religious organizations, and area mu- nicipalities namely Ajax and Picker- ing. The 50th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Universal Dec- laration of Human Rights this year is a window of opportunity for other orga- nizations and institutions to get in- volved in race relations word. Roland Rutland, Chairman, Tpwn of Ajax Race Relations Advisory Committee Mayor shows `poor judgment backing teachers' To the editor. I was pretty annoyed to say the least when I saw a picture in the News Advertiser of Ajax Mayor Steve Parish smiling beside a striking teacher who was also very happy. Why'? Does the teacher think it is a joke that our high school students have missed three weeks of school? Are they happy because they think they can pressure the government into a seven -per cent raise when the aver- age person does not even get one per cent? So why is the mayor siding with the teachers? He has shown very poor judgment and I hope he has better sense when making decisions about our town! ,loatttuue Golbetrg, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for veri- fication. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Ad ert' JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising OUNCAN FLETCHER Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager JOHN WILLEMS Real Estate/Automotive Advertising ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroom®durham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE �1 vIsar is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. 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. BRIAN LEGREE STAFF EDITOR School sports victims of political games The teachers are back — but are the coaches? That's the question that remains to he answered following provincial back -to - work legislation which has all c)l Durham's high school teachers back �,n the job. Clearly, while the teachers are in their classrooms, high school sports in Durham — for this school year at least — are in real jeopardy. "I can't really discuss anything. I don't know what's going on;D ' says a,.c Roberts, the head of Lake Ontario Scc- ondary School Athletics (LOSSA). the governing body of high school sports in Durham Region. The 300 coaches who make LOSS.\ a reality are now forced to make a deci- sion about their extra -curricular in- volvement in school life. Many have indicated they'll be un- able to commit the necessary time to sports if forced to teach seven of eight periods daily. Roberts has also indicated the sewn - of -eight scenario poses many logistical problems regarding issues such as bus- ing, class coverage and facility avail- ability. Roberts, who teaches at Oshawa's McLaughlin Collegiate, understands student athletes want answers. While he knows the questions, he doesn't have the answers at this point. "I agree people need to know, but I can't say anything;" he says. "There will have to be a lot of discussion with a lot of people before we decide. I reall% don't know. It's so up in the air." While nothing is firm, it's expected the LOSSA executive will meet soon to discuss the matter. It could then call a general meeting of coaches and conven- ers within LOSSA to make a decision. If the teachers opt for a work -to -rule campaign — as expected — high school sports will cease to exist. Given the current emotional climate in the education system, barring a miraculously quick settlement of the un- resolved issues (and why should we ex- pect that), it appears high school sports are doomed — if not forever at least for this year. The coaches, who love coaching, don't get to coach. The students, who love sports, don't get to strut their ath- letic abilities. Teacher morale is at an all-time low. The government doesn't have to worry any longer about trying to create a "crisis" in education. We've got one. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. AIP TliFr,'YFlWs ADV ltt�ItiFfl� sUt�1DAlI,'fX'fii)Bn ey [2 Q'1�9ti :'NACF ' Tough new The best mo ey is your Ilion drunk driving DURHAM CREDIT COUNSELLING SERVICE HELPS YOU STAY_ ON_ FINANCIAL TRACK By Jacquie McInnes Staff Writer If you ever run out of money be- fore you run out of month, the Durham Credit Counselling Ser- vice has some savvy money ad- vice for you. "If you're in control of your finances, that's one less stress in your life;" explains Executive Di- rector Sandra Sherk who is cur- rently touring Durham's libraries with practical suggestions to help people get on the right financial track. Financial success can be as easy as PIE-. plan, implement and evaluate, suggests Ms. Sherk who was in Ajax earlier this week to present her one hour seminar. The first step in planning your financial strategy — finding out how much income is coming in and what the expenditures are going out — may seem obvious but, many people are not really aware of' these numbers, ex- plained Ms. Sherk. Everyone should invest some time into their financial life, she says. "Like a lot of skills in life, you have to learn how to do it... you have to he willing to put the time into it. Often people will spend 40 hours a week earning money but wouldn't even take an hour a week to manage it." Calculate all the income you receive including GST rebates or any other miscellaneous form of income. Then calculate your total expenditures. every- thing from dry clean- ing and entertain- �)' .' rnent to housing and food. And he honest, she says. "Don't give up habits on paper. Don't set your- self up to fail. I tell people not to 1 t eliminate ciga- rette money until they actually quit smoking" It may be help- ful to write j•" down every- ,. ' thing you spend for a month to get a ,00d picture of where your mon- �� ev is really go - Ing. suggests Ms. Sherk. Often money prob- lems don't stem from too little money, just lack of management. she suggests. Once you have calculated your monthly income versus ex- penditure (whatever time frame you choose, make sure it is con- sistent between income and ex- penditures), you can divide the amount again to calculate on a per paycheque basis where the money should go. Put money away each pay for those larger, occasional expendi- tures, suggests Ms. Sherk. Christmas, car repairs, insurance premiums, clothing and taxes which often mean lump sum pay- ments once or twice a year are more manageable when you put the money aside in small por- tions. Sometimes once all the totals are in, people are horrified to re- alize exactly how much they have going out each month, especially if the amount is higher than their income. But, if that happens, they shouldn't panic, cautions :its. Sherk. "A lot of people tend to pick on the grocery hill when things are tight. I can't stress enough, look at all the cate- gories. You can't just pick on food or entertainment because you need some little perks." On the other hand, if you are in a new house with a hefty mort- gage, you may need to cut hack somewhere for a while. Extra phone options, Pay TV and other non -essentials can maybe hi eliminated. For people who find they cannot manage their situation on their own due to overwhelming credit problems, the Credit Counselling Service may he able SANDRA SHERK 'Like a lot of skills in life. you have to learn how to do it. to offer some help with budget assistance and even working as an intermediary with creditors. In a few cases, hankruptcy may he the only alternative to offer a fresh start. hut, Sts Sherk stress- es there are a number of other op- tions. including contacting and workin_ with creditors on repay ment plans. Ultimaicly the most important part of financial planning is knowing your own situation, planning for it, following the plan and then, every now and then, reviewing it. "Good monev management is finding out what works for you and your farmlr. Don't compare ycrursclf to your neit.,hhours," says tits. Shark. A spending plan is %ery personal. The plan will have to change as life changes.' Ajax, Pickering residents asked to join ,a 0 right a By Afa►b Takacs Staff Writer PICKERING — About 300 citi- zens from Ajax, Pickering and Uxbridge packed a room in the Claremont Community Centre Thursday night to voice opposition to the construction of an airport on federal government lands in north Pickering. '"Iltis is exactly the kind of sup- port we require to move forward;' they were told by Steven Frederick, president of Voters Organized to Cancel the Airport Lands (VOCAL), an umbrella group of area ratepay- ers' associations formed shortly after the federal government announced its intention July 23 to officially des- ignate the lands for airport use. "We believe the construction of an airport in Pickering will destroy the communities of Ajax and Picker- ing as we know them; stated Mr. Frederick. "Our homes are literally being condemned without our knowledge or our permission" Those who attended the meeting saw a slide show and video from VOCAL outlining the airport plan ;ainst regional airport pian and the history of the federal lands expropriated by Ottawa in 1972 for an international airport cancelled a few years later. Mr. Frederick and Claremont and District Community Association President Kurrie Storey then outlined VOCAL's anti -airport strategy. The group's principal goal, ex- plained Mr. Frederick, will be to pro- vide the public information about the airport proposal, and make citizens' opposition clear to local, regional, provincial and federal politicians. Ratepayers' groups from across Pickering, Ajax and Durham Region are being contacted and urged to add their voices to the opposition, to give it the broad base of strength VOCAL believes is needed to win the fight. "We're going to get vocal and we believe in order to be heard you have to be vocal;' said Mr. Frederick. Among the strategies to be used, according to Mr. Frederick, will be letter and phone campaigns to politi- cians at all levels to drive home the message that voters from across the region don't want the airport. Right now, according to VOCAL, a lot of people are unaware of the airport plan and its implications for their communities, principally be- cause Transport Canada is not pro- viding much information. Mr. Storey and Mr. Frederick noted many of the Transport Canada maps and runway configurations they have managed to obtain so far came from unofficial sources. He said the runway configura- tions being considered could result in large aircraft flying low over popu- lated areas of urban Pickering and Ajax and hamlets like Claremont, Brougham and Greenwood. Mr. Storey and Mr. Frederick also pointed to various studies which have suggested another airport is not needed, that a Pickering airport would damage important features of the area's natural environment, and that there is enough capacity at the Hamilton, Pearson, Buttonville and Toronto Island airports to handle lo- cal air transportation needs until about 2040. "'lite people of Hamilton already want (an expanded airport) so why the hell don't we build it in Hamil- ton?" asked Mr. Storey. Among those in attendance was Paul Nk'hitc of the Fairport Beach Neighbowrht-xxf ,A.>_sociatiun. "I'm here to state we will un- equivocally support this group;' said Mr. White. "It's not just Claremont's fight, it's everybody's tight: Some audience members told the VOCAL organizers they want it made clear to all governments that residents want the agricultural char- acter of their community to be pre- served. "We think the best people to look after this land are the farmers who farm it;' said Lorne Almack. The for- mer member of People or Planes, the group that defeated the 1972 airport proposal, got a huge round of ap- plause from the audience when he got up to speak. "We are paving over a beautiful piece of Canada" said Gerd Unter- mann. "To hell with the noise, it's the land I am bleeding for." VOCAL is planning to makes its case against the airport before Pick- ering Council Oct. 19, and is inviting citizens who share its views to attend and lend their support. VOCAL may be contacted by phoning Mr. Freder- ick at 649-5721. ti rules a sober reminder Matthew Clements Special to the Nf,vs Advertiser Drunk drivers could now lose ' their licence for lite if convicted under a new set of tough discipli- nary measures issued by the %lin- istry of Transportation Ontario this week. The measures establish mandatory education and treat- ment programmes, increase the li- cence suspension periods for re - i peat offenders and lengthen the time a driving -related Criminal Code com action stays on a dri- ver s record. "It is hoped the changes will he a deterrent for drinkini_ and dnving. and I'm sure in mam cases they will be." says Staff_ Serseant Jim Grimley of the Durham Reeional Police. The new measures will force fiat -time otlenders to pass an eight-hour education programme manaLed by the Centre for Addic- tion and dental Health. The of- fender will pay the 5-175 cost of the programme. If. during the programme, a pros idcr ohservcs alcohol dependency symptoms in tlx: offender, the provider can rec- ommend to the %I in of Trans- portation Ontario that the offend- er submit a satisfactory medical relx,ri hLf'ore the suspension ,s lifted from their licence. "Of course. I'm sure the mea- sures won't deter some of the 1 people with drinkInL problems — they '11 have to learn the hard wa%:'says Sgt. Grimley. Repeat offenders must under- go a mandatory assessment to de- termine whether they would ben- efit from either an education or a treatment programme. Second -time offenders will now have their licence suspended for three years. up from two. If convicted three times. they will have to keep a clean record for 10 years before they can apply to have their licence reinstated. The licence is conditional up- on agreement to certain corl tions, such as the installation of an ignition interlock device in their vehicle which will only al- low the engine to start after a suc- cessful, self-administered breath- alyzer test. Fourth -time offenders will never get a driver's licence in On- tario again, which, according to Sgt. Grimley, is not too severe. "[hat means they've only ac- tually been convicted four times:' says Sgt. Grimley. "But how many times have they not been convicted" Obviously these peo- pie shouldn't have a driver's li- cence: As well, drivers will now have all drinking and driving -related convictions since Sept. 30, 1993 stay on their record for a mini- mum of 10 years, up from five. Last year in Durham Region 706 charges were laid for driving with a blood alcohol level oyer the legal limit. 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Laura Hawthorne feels the burn during a weightlifting ses- sion in the weight room of the Ajax Community Centre. Ms. Hawthorne works out three times each week to stay trim and fit. The Town of Ajax offers fitness memberships to residents at the community centre. which also has a swimming pool, squash courts and indoor tennis in winter. •III;-�!IVjIIL! JJ'IJII• October 10th, 11th & 12th Pumpkin Carving 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. OLD FASHIONED _ TURKEY DINNER wftft air t*e ti trimmings book now 430-2526 NP r— C oM'AR/O PR£_SS Co(1N('/(_ Did you know., a The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M51B 2M7, an independent organization that ad- dresses reader complaints about member newspapers. W 4171 1 1 -1 (: u l 10 1 tI r.u�(� to If (� �1 I Ii(� a -1 -as A We Invite You In To ,See An Exciting .Idea... 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As many as 42,000 Canadians are living contracting HIV each year. of the AIDS Committee of Durham, explaining the number of partici- pants, 181, and money raised is well above totals from last year. The participants in the 5 km walk, which began at Memorial Park in Oshawa, joined 50,000 Canadians who raised $2.5 million in several walks across the country, held simultaneously on Sept. 27, to raise money for AIDS organiza- tions. Ms. Reid credits people's grow- ing awareness about the walk and the need to learn more about Ac- quired Immune Deficiency Syn- drome for this year's strong results. "I think it is stigmatized. There's still the AIDS stigma," she says. "But there's more awareness that we have to learn more about it." All money raised through the lo- cal run goes towards the AIDS Committee of Durham, which of- fers support, counselling and pre- vention education. The run is the committee's major source of fund- ing says Ms. Reid. 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" Angela day wishes (roan broth -Happy, first anni\cisary turned six on Scpi, 2, panopoulo% a happ) criburv. +%Ilo turned birthday from `tom, Dad, er Simon. Atom I greetings to Jenn and with hugs and kisses hirtlid.n. firth all our four on Sept. 10. With Caitlin. •Kellv. Chris. Cathi, Shirle%. Dad CharlicOli%ia, Tricia, Grandpa, Scan E%tiles Sept. 27. from !Mommy, DaddN, )cru both," says Nadia, Zia 'Elena and Daddv and sister lo%e*, were Nlomm.. hu, -,s. kisses and Io\c and all her fanifl\ Xid ' Nana, their aunts, uncles, Vic- from Nlomm,*. Daddy, Nlolll. the rest of the I*aliill\. friend,. curia. I and sister Ka'price. cousins and Nlurph,,. BIRTHI)A) f3 1 RT H DAY Birthdav Birthd(aN: BIRTHDAY BirthdaN, 4. Ryan Ross turned k_; on Oct. 3 with best Nlelanic Muir is Oct. 5 is a big daN for looking quite grown wishes for a happ) -ook birthday from Willi, Best it) "our little Nli,, It Melanienie Reid. as she up these days at -ter Dad, Kyle, Brandon. Olivia" on her third hirthda\ on Kaitlin Nfanning turn,, turns sc%cn. Happy, turning six on Sept. Noono,'Nonna. Uncle Sept. 25. She's "doing a great A hcjut\ \,% ith a great smile I t -INC 011 Oct.Wishinu, the birthday wishes with 30. Love and best has turned six. Brianne TV 1 - Vince. Auntie Dec and J ob" in her first year as a hig little cutis a happy birthday love from Mom. Dad, wishes from Nlom, sister to bah% Sabrina Lose Akers celebrated her birth- with love are Mom, Dad sister %landy. and Dad, Steve and Cousins Daniella and "Have a and kis Y "Happy Cassandra. ses from all her larril1v da,. on Sept. 21 joined bN IoNing grandparents I brother Brendon. And 1 -leather. and. of course. pets Goose. Mom. randparents. aunts, Grandma and Dad at birthday." 9 kisses from Louanne, a. hirtliday. sweet- Lyre Gander and Ruger uncles and cousins. "We all lo\e vou. Haylie and Heather hcan." ____j I -_ - - --A I Birthday Birthday ; Birthday Birthday Birthday Sept. 2S \,% as an important da,* for a special N)y with a great big smile as Daniel Kristopher Drew Flanni- gan Cowin LCIchratcd his first birthday. Happy first birthday 4 -The first .car W wishes to Stefano Hov- - of his life has hard to behc\c but our been incredi- .01 nanian on Sept. 23 front "We're ready to party" to cele - sister Sofia, Mom, Dad, blonde beauty is ha\ine b I e. A'c can brate Jarrod Thomas's first cousin Nicholas, Aunt another birthda\." Carly only wish for birthday on Oct. 4. "Everybody Sophie, Uncle Roland, Brillinger turned eight on man,. more will be there to help him blow godparents; Nancy and out the candle on his cake. Oct. 3. Happ�r hirthday Happy birth- Steve, Aunt Betty, Happy birthday, Jarrod. Lots Uncle Peter, Grandma wishes from Mommy, da,.. trouble- of love from MommDadd y, y, Daddy, Kerri. Ryan and maker! Best wishes from \Iomm%, and all Rand Grandpa Rebecca, his grandparents, Aroulkatos, family and Carmel. Wc lo\e you." his family and friends." Denise Jones turned 30 on Oct. I aunts, uncles and cousins." friends. and still can't believe it. "Happy 30th birthday, Neece. Love and BIRTHDAY best wishes from Blue Bear, Birthday Omaha, Kally, Viper and Kyle Osnack turns nine on Oct. 7 and Smokey. A special birthday wish A happy little fella has turned 7 the guest of honour this year is new baby from your sister. The time has two. Christian Davis cele - brother Brandon. Kyle and his buddies come, you are now officially a brated his birthday on Oct. I are going to a movie, then having a pizza member of the 30 club. Family with best wishes and a lot of party. Love, hugs and kisses from Mom, and friends send love and best love from Mommy, sister Rob, Brandon, Nana and the cats. wishes. Hope you enjoyed your Megan, Rascal the dog, -'Happy birthday, big guy."pa rty." 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The Gerontological Nursing Association, Durham chapter, will examine Caring for the Mind, Body and Spirit of older adults at its annual meeting and dinner Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. Nurse practitioner graduate Carla Peppier, president of Carla Peppier Consulting, a consultant to the Ministry of Health, past director of Policy and Resident Care and past pres- ident of the Ontario Psychogeri- atric Association, will speak. The meeting will be held at Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. Cost is $25 and spe- cial meals are available on re- quest. The deadline for registration is Oct. 5. All are welcome. To purchase tickets phone 668-6831, ext. 1291; 668-5881, ext. 6302 or 1-800-341-6323. Mill Run is holding its 2nd Annual Craft Show & Sale Sunday, November 8th 11:00 am - 5:00 pm (Vendor setup 8:00 with coffee & muffins) Accommodation for over 100 Vendors Booths and 5'x 6' Hydro Available 6'x 6' 10' x 6' "Enjoy a day at our full service Golf & Country Club Facility" Call Kevin Martin to reserve your booth (905) 852-6212 ext. 233 - *_ AWL FWN 1-800-465-8633 Durham peacemakers wanted by YMCA Do you know a community peace- maker who deserves recognition for their selfless good deeds'? The YMCA is now accepting nomi- nations for the recipient of their peace medallion to help celebrate YMCA World Peace Week, Nov. 14 to 21. The peace medallion will be given to someone or some group who has helped make the community safer and healthier for everyone, and whose ac- tions have motivated the community to work together for a more peaceful and just world. Nominees should be deers and motivators that give to their fami- ly, friends and community, working freely for the common good, without any special resources. To obtain a nomination form, con- tact the YMCA Family Resource Cen- tre in Whitby at (905) 666-4794. Nom- inations should be submitted by Oct. 10 to the centre at 250 Michael Bled. or faxed to (905) 666-0815. Distinctive -UPGRADING? CREAT YOURSELF! SPECIALIZING IN: q • Interlocking.. Patios • Landscaping • Basement Walkouts • Water Proofing PRO INTERLOCKING AND LANDSCAPING LTD. ESTIMATE0%;_0 y: Fax It: We're at 683-7363 The News Advertiser Durham College B presents... ses Q`� S O Fr � ,c• V Microsoft O. OFFICE Courses, both day and night, are available now to give you the skills you need in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and Office 97 Integration. A/P THE AJAX—PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, O(,'TOBER 4, 1998 - PAGE 15 Health&iFTNESS Ajax clinic amon donor events IFg • TIME Donor clinics are looking for new blood. The newly -formed Canadian Blood Services, which is taking over for Red Cross's recently disbanded blood -collection division, will be holding several blood donor clinics across Durham this month. There will be d clinic in Ajax on Tuesday. Oct. 6 at the St. Bernadette Church, 21 Bayly St. E. The clinic will run from 12:30 to 8 p.m. Conference focuses on women's wellness Dr. Ann Kenshole, of the Univer- sity of Toronto, will be the keynote speaker at this year's 7th Annual Women's Health Issues Conference. The conference, hosted by the Whitby Mental Health Centre on Thursday, Oct. 22, will focus on current views and research into the major physical, emotional, and mental health issues facing women today. Dr. Kcnshole will speak on women and cardiovascular disease at the day -long event. Among the other speakers, psy- chotherapist Susan Aaron will dis- cuss the "guilt of saying no," Heather Tucker, chairman of the Council for a Tobacco -free Durham Region will talk about women and tobacco, and psychotherapist Mari- lyn Boynton will speak on "reweav- ing the mother -daughter relation- ship." The day runs from 7:45 a.m. to 4:15 a.m., and will cost, including lunch and coffee breaks, $95. To register for one of the limited spaces contact Susan Hendricks at Lakeridge Health Oshawa, 576- 8711, ext. 3334. St. Joseph the Worker And the Metro East Parish at I I(X) Mary St. N. Trade Centre in Pickering in Oshawa will host a do- will hold clinics on Thurs- nour clinic on Saturday, day and Friday, Oct. 22 and Oct. 17, from 4 p.m. to 8 23, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. p.m. The centre is at 1899 Brock . j f ordablt I�entures...un� C,..u: Xr.t..un Iu Smt:r. 77EPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. 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PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE IS UNDER WAY Thanksgiving is just a week away and it's a good time to think of those in our community who might not have as much to be thankful for as ourselves, by donating to the St. Paul's on - the -Hill Community Food Bank. St. Paul's is conducting its 8th annual Thanksgiving drive from now to Oct. 17, and is wel- coming any assistance residents can provide. According to St. Paul's food bank chairman Esther Lucas. the need for the facility remains strong. "The numbers (of food bank users) are down a bit this sum- mer. although they were heavy at the beginning of the year." re- ports Ms. Lucas. "On the other hand. donations are down so we need a really good food drive this time. We have a lot of emp- ty shelves." Drop-in centre for kids in Ajax AJAX -- A free drop-in �:cn- tre for parents or caregivers and children under five is offered T u c s d a y s. Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 to I1 a.m. at the Riverbrceze Community Cen- tre. I Richards Lane, Ajax. The centre offers play, circle time, snack,. crafts, trips and guest speakers. Call 428-8817 for in- formation. Ms. Lucas notes that al- though the economy has im- proved there are still many 'middle-class' people in Ajax and Pickering struggling to the degree where it's difficult to af- ford adequate food. "There are still a lot of hun- gry people. There are a lot of people who are not getting three square meals a day. "Of these people, half in a residential area like this are children, and they are a great concern to us." Not only does undernourish- ment threaten children's physi- cal development, she says, but it also harms their education be- cause it's hard to learn on an empty stomach. Last year, St. Paul's distrib- uted 2,031 packs of food, with each tailored to provide an indi- vidual or family about four to FiNe days of nourishment. Those supplies helped an es- timated 6,222 adults and chil- dren. About 165 new clients regis- tered with the food bank, which enabled them to come for assis- tance once per month. In the first six months of 1998, 1,138 packs of food were distributed, helping 3,485 indi- viduals. Among the food items most needed in this drive arc fruit juice crystals, cold cereal, pow- dered milk, spaghetti sauce, canned meat and fish, sugar, flour, canned fruit, canned pasta and stew, meal helpers and peanut butter. Non-perishable food dona- tions may be dropped off in Pickering at LOEB Glendale, 1900 Dixie Rd; the SuperCentre on Liverpool Road just south of Kingston Road; Sav-A-Centre in the Amherlea Plaza on Whites Road north of Strouds Lane; and Pickering fire halls at Kingston and Rosebank roads, Finch Avenue and Dixie Road, and Bayly Street west of Brock Road. In Ajax, donations can be dropped off at IGA on Westney Road just west of Harwood Av- enue and No Frills at 570 West- ney Rd. Cash donations — used to buy fresh milk, eggs and pro- duce — are also welcome and may be made at St. Paul's on - the -Hill Anglican Church week- day mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or any time on weekends (ring the bell at the main en- trance). Donations by cheque (made out to St. Paul's Food Bank) can also be mailed to St. Paul's on - the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 King�tom Rd., Pickering, L1 V I A 1� I We're online at www.durhamnews.net We are pleased to announce that effective immediately our SERVICE & PARTS DEPARTMENTS have extended the hours of operation to be 4 nights a week until 9:00 p.m. Effective October 5th our new service hours are: Monday to Thursday Friday Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. The increased volume of business along with our commitment to "Exceed Customers Expectations"I'M, are the main reasons for the increase in service and parts hours. Thank you Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. °815 KING ST. 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An initiative of the Durham Region Health Department, the campaign was launched this past week at the Trihute Homes' sales office in the Village of Brook - lin. Over 1,800 homes were designated smoke-free in last year's campaign. That means -3(X) children arc now living in, or being cared for in, a smoke-free home as a direct result of the campaign;' said Joanne Bradley, public health nurse for the heart disease and cancer research programme. "Most of last year's campaign partici- pants stated they made their home smokc- f*rce because of concerns for their health and the health of their children." Thirteen per cent of participants made Learn to sprech Thcrc's still time to sign up for free classes to learn how to sprechen sic Deutsch in Durham. The Durham District School Board's Adult and Continuing Education Centre in Oshawa is hold- ing free German lessons for adult,, and fair students in kindcrLartcn thrk)u_h their homes smoke-free because of' the cam- paign. "We are confident that this year's cam- paign will result in more homes being de- clared smoke-free," Ms. Bradley added. Dr. Donna Reynolds, Associate Medical Officer of Health for Durham. said protect- ing children is the prime mandate of the campaign. "Children are particularly vulnerable;" Dr. Reynolds said. "Their respiratory and immune systems are not f-ully developed and, more importantly, a three-week old ba- by can't get up and leave the room to get fresh air." Recalling 20 years ago when smokers were the norm. Dr. Reynolds says attitudes are changing although the number of teen smokers has increased. Ideally, health department officials would like to see all smokers give up the habit. If that's too large a step, making your home smoke-free will make a difference to other family members. "Even if you can't go all the way, go part way:" said Councillor Cathy Clarke, who en sie Deutsch UAC. Classes, held every Sat- urday from 9 a.m. to noon, began Sept. 26 and run un- til the end of May. But or- ganizers say it s not too late to join. For more information call Brunhilde Schuster at 426-3666 or Martina LanLzik at 427-2051. Y r X_ serves on Durham's Health and Social Ser- vices Committee. By declaring their homes smoke-free and ensuring no one smokes inside, residents can enter to win prizes totalling S5,(xN). Prizes include a two -night stay at St. Annes Coun- try Inn and Spa (courtesy of Habitrol Stop - Smoking System and Novartis Consumer Health) and two 5500 cash prizes (courtesy of Glaxo -Welcome and Marigold Lincoln Mercury Sales Ltd.). Non-smokers are also welcome to enter the contest by ensuring any visiting smokers either abstain or smoke outside. The campaign also filters into local ele- mentary schools during October and No- vember. Schools are invited to take part by setting up activities during Drug Awareness Week. Suggested activities include: design- ing a smoke-free home sign, write a poem, short story, skit or play about the henefits of being smoke-free, write a song or rap. devel- op a game. To enter, call the Durham Health Connec- tion Line at 19051 723-8521 or 1-800-841- 2729. We Pay Up To 130000 Deductible • 1010 Brock Road South (Northwest corner at Bayly) �,A U T O S A L O N S 831-4290 ".J ko NWWW W lqww MW -_ _q4 MA MAKES 26-30 760 ML DOTTLEB ! LINCONOfT10NA4 GUARANTEE = :Cltd1►$1 M 8001f:. X11 ASK ADOUT OUR 1/2 SA'TCH AND 7 A 70 PROGRAMS PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4.1998 N SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Pickering under -17s win soccer Champions Cup PICKERING — The Pickering Power Eastshorc Communitv Asso- ciation under -17 boys' rep soccer team captured the Central Soccer League Tre Stella Champions Cup for the under -17 Premiere Division. Power prevailed over Aurora 2-1 in the final last Saturda%. Aurora opened the scoring with the only goal of the first half. Pickering roared back in the second half to e%en the score and regulation time ended in a I -I draH. But. Pickering spored 12 minutes into the sudden -death overtime peri- od to clinch the championship. The victor% in the Tre Stella Champions Cup ends a tremendous - I% successful season for the Power squad. The Power cemented the league championship in its final reg- ular -season contest last week. The victor% o%er Aurora extended the teams unbeaten streak to 19 ¢amen with 16 H ins and three tics. -a am r Team members are Tope Akin- biyi, Stephen Miller, Kadar Awaleh- God, Vlatko Andonov, Andrew Lowles, Eon Sinclair, Adrian Bhag- wandin. Levar Owoyemi, Jamie hlul%ev, Omar Jahurali, Andrew Tremblay, Jonathan Angrove, Steve Mason, Kevin Oakley, Jesse Luciano and Oliver Lopez. The team is coached by Keith Miller, assisted by Eon Sinclair Sr. The manager is Doug Lowles. Squash players sought for A j ax Oktoberfest tournament �Va,X — Plavers are sought for the Ajax Squash Club's annual Oktobertest j Squash Tournament on Friday, Oct. 16, starting at 7 p.m. Beginners are welcome to play in the event at the Ajax Community Centre's squash courts. Cost is only $5 for members $7 for non-members. Deadline to sign-up for the event is Oct. 14. For more information, call John Lenhardt at 416-331-4374 (pager) or Fred DiAg at 683-5759. 4M.4ARAff • Halloween Costumes at Great Prices! • Hunting Clothes Sale Now On! - 1W Access DURHAM ACCESS TO CARE REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS TO FOR NURSING SERVICES: Care ADULTS, CHILDREN, MENTAL HEALTH Durham Access To Care (DATC) provides simplified access to in-home health care services, long term care placement services and information and referral services to residents of all ages in Durham Region. The Ministry of Health has mandated the use of a competitive process to ensure equity in the selection of provider agencies and to ensure the best quality and value for services and supplies to the client. At this time, DATC is issuing Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) for the unprotected volume of Rehabilitation Services: Adults, Children, Mental Health. Interested respondents may obtain the appropriate documentation on Friday, October 9, 1998 between 1200 and 1600 hours at: Durham Access To Care 605 Brock Street North Whitby, Ontario, L IN 4J3 A mandatory meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 14, 1998. 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at: Whitby Mental Health Centre Auditorium 700 Gordon Street Whitby, Ontario The completed RFQ must be received by DATC no later than 1400 hours local time on Monday, October 26, 1998. 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Woodruff Barons 18 vs Country Style 11 (eliminated); Rebound Sports 11 vs Brew Shop 5 (eliminated) Sept. 20: Durham Brewing vs Woodruff Barons (no score reported) (eliminated);'Papps on Tap- vs. Re. bound Sports (no score reported) (eliminated). 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Ahmed coached by Peter The manager and — The Pickering on a goal by mid- Elkalza. Plouskas, assisted sponsor is Nick Soccer Club Ex- fielder Andrew The team is by Carl Gabert. Tserotas. pressway Electric Campbell on a set boys' under -1 K soccer team up from team cap - tain Kai Ly. In if emerged victori- in tlx Durham Other Pickering 18Z oa ANGLERESCUE nus scorers acre (3 Pmt) Inter -lock Junior 'B' Soccer Adam Chau with Ben Johnston ICONI'INED SPACE RESCUE defeating dcfcatin two. and .Adam Halket I gegiasser and a V1'hithy squad in with one apiece. I Advanced Tactical the final game in Team member Rappelling Pickerin_• recenth. are Basil Tserotas, I In the champi- Derek Suckling. These comsescoddhelp separate unship game Ben Johnston. I "a from all otherappHeants. played at Beverly h'IT)r�zan Park. Ex- :Vick Karkas. Paul Pluuska,,. Kai E.v, '` ,. .�Easoll NOW. Spaces afire liaailed. € ds 0 people per class. $aeaiag COUNT es. Ir presstias Electric defeated V1'hithv I Adam Chaff . An drew Campbell. I Canadian is8884634466 -4 in overtmle Jonathan N`L. I EXTREME The same was Justin Gariba. Brt- Metro East Trade Centre Sports 401 & Brock Rd., Pickering `M close throughout an Kormos. Nlark t♦ M t>, Iiiin iiiis siiii niis M isoi 1111111 M with the winning Gerroir. Adam News tip? marker comins at Halket. Andreti the nine -minute Pem. Fawn Call 683-5110 development Canada ressources humames Canada same old grind? perk up your business with the Targeted Wage Subsidy program from Human Resources Development Canada Reduce your wage costs by up to 60% Gain dedicated employees Help qualified workers re-enter the workforce Call 905 725 2001 & ask for Employer Services for more information Canada Introducing Wendy Burgers offering aroma therapy massage and ear candling for your total salon experience. 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Young artists can" put their stamp on next century Canada Post is calling The four grand prize on young Canadians to winners will be announced help celebrate the new mil- in July 1999 and their art lennium by designing will be featured on four stamps that illustrate their special commemorative vision of the next century. stamps, to be launched in Stampin' the Future is a July 2000. national stamp design con- Grand prizes include a test that invites those aged trip to Anaheim, California eight to 12 years to submit for a family of four, a trip entries by Oct. 31. to Ottawa for a family of In the first stage of the four, an IBM personal selection process, local ju- computer and a CD-ROM ries will choose 10 designs encyclopedia from Mc - from each province and Graw-Hill. territory. Full contest details are Out of those 120 candi- available by sending a dates, the Canada Post stamped, self-addressed Stamp Advisory Commit- envelope to Contest Rules, tee will choose 29 finalists. Stampin' the Future, P.O. That will result in 25 run- Box 1999, Station B. Ot- ners-up and four winners. tawa, Ontario, KIP 5R5. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4,19", PAGE 11 Community happenings in Help for parents A support group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-488-5666 for location and more information on the group. Shop and help fight cancer A fund-raiser for the Canadian Cancer Society is being held this weekend in conjunction with the grand opening of a new Cotton Gin- ny 'concept' store in the Pickering Town Centre, Cotton Ginny is donating 10 per cent of all sales from the Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3 and 4, to the can- cer society. Hispanic group aims to launch church service Catholic Hispanics of Durham are collecting signatures from residents interested in attending or supporting a regular Catholic mass in Spanish in Durham Region. Anybody wishing to sign a peti- tion supporting such a mass may phone 666-8543, 434-8388, 666- 6801 or 665-9731. Sports for moms and tots Moms and tots volleyball is held Wednesday, Oct. 7 from 9 to 11:15 a.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly St., Pickering. Babysitting services are available. The cost is $10 at start of year and $ I every week. To register, call Tammy at 420- 0652. Rouge Valley food market VAK110 Pt 79TIN4 / UN VIRON OLIVE OIL �9 t$3� / LEAN GROUND BEEF $ 79 $3.94/kg 01 LB. ORDER \ YOUR FRESH Tu"Kh'ty FREE RANGE LNIRTED QUANPrIFS KELLOGS CORN FLAKES $ 99 759 g 200X / DGS PASTY )UMPKIN oR APPLE PIE � y PILLERS OF KURZ BLACK FOREST HAM $ 9 $7 68/kg 3LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO HEAD FRESH LETTUCE CELERY EA. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PEPPER OR BUTTERCUP SQUASH 211 F PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 2 LB. BAGS 0 ONIONS OR CARROTS I E CAMPBELL'S HEARTY NOODLES CUP OF SOUP 65 g 89E& KELLOGS $ 99 SPECIAL. 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",S -'WARE OVEN- 4-5 LB. f�&TANG _& UMR READY AVERAGE OA4tRS UTILITY 12 BIRD GRADE LIMIT A PRODUCT OF CANADA ?_18 kg *,L, B. 1 9 9• CEEICKEN �PCWCT is r.0ZEN LEG QUARM 'ANADA qtL7,s SAUSAGE I CHICHN D'RLXSTICKS MEAT JL��� 152 kr 9- L 8 0 1 P, 50(; ; - � F3E 1099 RED GLOBE pRAPESkg LAR ORIGINAL BUNCHESLB.199 ,WN TA "Cloy I r I kqp, i Flo 0 M 1.4�0I.99MUSHN"'o S .00ms 3.9 MUSH S SKm1� 5, LB ROX & q, TOMATO JU 48 n- oz. TIN' MW .01 %2 AlMhumm— 3 LIMIT SHIc 'r PIE ImCRUST Ix ha ..^k„ #V V REI) KT,AlI_S W111'17E CAULIFLOWER �&_ m- LARGE SIZE ^ A SELE(,'T YOUR ow., ao ,�vv 7r4 ,,,n - Wt FRUIT 194 PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. 0(- TOBER 4, 1998 A/P photo by Ron Pletron/ro Autumn in Ajax . There's a chill in the air. The leaves are slowly for an area resident who spent quiet time along changing to their reveal their annual tall bril- the shore of Lake Ontario at Ajax's Rotary liance. And it all adds up to a period of solitude Park. (905) 436-3553 (905) 436-0002 Fax .1 Thanks ivin C7 g g B.N. FENTON CONSTRUCTION LTD. Courtice, Ontario Bruce A. Fenton Barry N. Fenton President Vice President M Macintosh Chrysler Plymouth Ltd. CHRYSLER 331 Park South, Oshawa 728-,463814 4W DuPont Canada SIIQQOI't8 the Thanksgiving Food Drive. /j '° FOOD DRIVE For more information and where to donate non-perishable items, contact your local church, food bank or Optimist Club. putting our energy into serving YOU better • Whitby Hydro Electric Commission 100 Taunton Rd., E. P.O. Box 59 AW Whitby, Ontario 905-668-5878 L MSI Reprographics 1080 Brock Street South Pickering 420-8918 THISWEEK Ai..xAft KLKm. YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALERSHIP s' EW © ap A 0 V E R T I S E R %� "REPRESENT NG Uxbridge CHRYSLER FOR OVER 20 YEARS" The'Dribune WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL AJAX 683-5722 -r- ,vP Pitching in for a tent The Pickering Museum Village has a brand new tent mugs and plates of the Museum Village recently to help members and visitors through those hot, were (from left) Gayl Quintilian, Patrick Dunnhill, hazy days of summer. The tent was donated by the Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Blake Butler and Royal Bank last month. With some commemorative Irene Tilcox of the Royal Bank, and Mary Cook. Fashion show, concert at local church PICKERIN(; — The Katie's Closet Tuesday, Oct. 6 meet women who attend the women's fellowship of' Bay- at 7:30 p.m. church. Admission is $3 at fair Baptist Church, 817 Heather Thorton will also the door and covers coffee, tea Kingston Rd., Pickering, hosts perform in concert. This infor- and dessert. For more details a fashion show presented by mal evening allows you to call Edna Hayes at 839.1494. 0 an THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, (WTOBER 4, 1"S - PAGE 25 Come out and share a laugh with the Toastmasters The Pickering Powerhouse Toast- masters host area hurnourous and im- promptu speech contests Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. at Fortune Invest- ment, 335 Bayly St. W.. ,Ajax.. The contests include the hest hu- mourous and impromptu speakers from Pickering through Oshawa. Guests arc welcome to attend and 1+' •re•opnrnr anaaa ressow;P; n,-a^v, �;,,. �.;,, join the laughter. Members and guests should note the change of venue is for this week only. Toastmasters is an international organization promoting improved speaking, listening and thinking skills among its members. For more information call 420- 9916. Looking for work? Collecting Employment Insurance? learn how to market yourself to employers .s,rg the TARGETED WAGE SUBSIDY PROGRAM from Human Resources Development Canada HRDC may provide your next employer with a wage subsidy of up to 60 to learn more, come to a TWS INFORMATION SESSION When: Mondays, 1:30 pm Where: Oshawa Human Resources Ctr. 78 Richmond St. West, Oshawa Canad"a �! • 'rMaI1`'1: ■ - .FIRE DRILLS: THE GREAT ESCAPE!., ^lann:evhi,,�a::• 1::::::::., 1� ���Yc Fire Prevention week a .ponsorcd M the Vanonal Fire Protection Asurcixion This years Fire Prevention theme a the most umportant m., e,.,ce I ,.,n I.%FPA.) and supported h} the Fire Sersice. , itrwls and chic organicuion. . a deliver to the citiccns of Oshawa. Technology has developed smoke nation-wide The Oshawa Fire Service can provide additional information on a� detectors, carbon monoxide detectors. traffic light changing, better hone frrcsafety and smoke alarms. and have <pecial wo%hies planned during Fire equipped fire vehicles and better trained fire fighters. However, all these Prevention week r ; changes arc in vain if the occupant docs not exit the fire For more information of Fire Prevention Reek. call the tkhawa Fire Services. CLUBIkveloprnent of a fire happens very quickly and we must all he prepared Fire Prevention Office. -11 1217. •�• • •i s -- totinnteyWe d ha • • i to Chief Milt Wilson 'R [Pshipwa,re. ci. roin FIRE CHIEF'S MESSAGE... g d how h hr BONN u no vc mme to etermine or w en t emergency is upon us. Now is the time to develop and practice as a famih unit your fire safety cmcrgericv escape plan. This obligation is up to you. %he can provide the education but you must follow through. Each year fires in the home kill or injure thousands of people and cause hundreds of millions of dollars in property loss 92% of all fire deaths occur in residences. Many of these fats are caused by carelessness Maw, deaths are attributed to non -working smoke alarms and lack of pre -tire preparation in planning your escape. Chief Wilson says. `Prepare your escape plan before the fire. There will not he time when fire strikes. React fast. hesitation may mean your life. It is hoped that this year's Fire Prevention Week campaign will remind people to think and practice fire safety in the home. to test their smoke alarms and to plan their escape. Fire Prevention Week. OCTOBER 4-10, fucuscs on the need for the improved care and use of the working smoke alarms in the home and OCTOBER 5-10 OPEN FK)USE AT ALL OSHAWA FIRE STATIONS • 1 • OCTOBER 5_10 OSHAWA McDONALDS RESTAURANTS -va&4at PWAVz1* �/(,r ewce4a • ' Y 'FIRE CHIEF FOR A DAY" CONTEST a 177 NONQUON RD., 20.o FLOOR OSHAWA, ONTARIO L 1 G 3S2 • - • • IN W I PLANS CAN BE PICKED UP AT OSHAWA MMcDONALD RESTAUST OPEN TO ALL CITY OF OSHAWA ELEMENTARY RANTS AND ALL FIRE HALLS • • COMPLETE A FIRE ESCAPE PLAN THEN BRING IT TO ANY FIRE STATION OR OUR DISPLAY AT THE OSHAWACENTRE. Apartment Rentals • Mini -Storage • HAVE THE ESCAPE PLAN STAMPED WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO FREE FRIES AT McDONALDS AND ENTERS YOU IN THE FIRE CHIEF CONTEST Commercial OCTOBER 5-10 DISPLAYS AT OSHAWA CENTRE: PINKERTON OF CANADA The Total Solution ! OSHAWA SHRINERS DISPLAY AND CLOWN UNIT • CONSUMERS GAS •ASK THAT CAP" MONOXIDE QUESTION Phone: (905) 579-1626 Fax: (905) 579-9472 OCTOBER 7 NORTH AMERICAN UNIFIED FIRE DRILL 6:00 PJM. -e ` FAMILIES THROUGHOUT NORTH AMERICA ARE ENCOURAGED BY THEIR FIRE DEPARTMENTS TO speciall;% PARTICIPATE W SIMULTANEOUSLY EXITING THEIR HOMES. AJAXJEEP EAGLE LTD PRACTICE YOUR ESCAPE PLAN Offer OSHAWA FIRE SERVICES PROMOTES THE NATIONAL FIRE DRILL AND ALL FIRE STATION.i WILL SOUND =29" THEIR SIRENS(BELLS AT 6 PM TO INITIATE THIS DRILL. (n �..x,, OCTOBER 5-9 LISTEN I T T PREVENTION OFFICE STEVE MERINGER OF MAGIC 91.9 WITH TERRY JOHNSON AT 0 FIRE APPROXIMATELY 8 0 AM DAILY FOR FIRE PREVENTION UPDATE AND SAFETY MESSAGES OCTOBER 5-10 OSHAWA FIRE SERVICES' DISPLAY AT OSHAWA CENTRE NEW EXPANDED INFORMATION, HANDOUTS, DISPLAY BOARDS, FIRE SAFETY VIDEOS • SPECIAL DISPLAY ON 'WHAT REMAINS AFTER A FIRE'. FACILITIES! FIRE CREW DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY • SEE AGENDA OSHAWA CENTRE I •, SPARKY WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET YOU AJAX & PICKERING GS3-41 OO WINNER OF FIRE CHIEF FOR A DAY CONTEST TO BE ENTERED INTO N.F.P.A. HOME ESCAPE CONTEST - TRIP FOR FOUR TO WALT DISNEY WORLD IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA COURTESY OF KIDDE SAFETY. TO BE DRAWN AT IM N F P.A. FALL MEETING IN ATLANTA. GEORGIA. 1 St i • PAGE 26 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 198 P WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING SUNDAY, OCT. 4 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists go on a `Fun With Fall Fungus' outing looking for mush- rooms, birds and plants. Meet at 10 a.m. in the northeast corner of the parking lot at the Durham Board of Education Office/Sinclair Secondary School on Taunton Rd., one km east of Hwy. 12 in Whitby. Take a lunch. (905)985- 9497 (James Kamstra). ANIMALS: St. George's Anglican Church, corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr.. Ajax, hosts a service. The Blessing of Animals. at 2 p.m. 683-7981. COSMETICS: Diamond Images presents Image Showcase from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre, Centennial Rd. Admission is $5 and all proceeds go to the Easter Seal Society. Skin care. cosmetics, hair care. Refresh- ments, door prizes, gift baskets. 683-8999 (Wobize). MONDAY, OCT. 5 DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygienists Com- ponent Society meets from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Public Library. McLaughlin Building. CD - HO quality assurance co-ordina- tor Eleanor McIntyre will speak_ + 905-987-1617 (Helen Bertrand). Learn from the best at women's HEALTH: Chiropractor Dr. John Noble holds 3 30 -minute health workshop, Back Talk, at 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax. Limited seating. Reserve, 427-3202. TUESDAY, OCT. 6 PARENTS: A support group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Call 1- 800-488-5666 for location. SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citi- zens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Se- niors Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. John Clayson entertains the group with humourous readings and essays. 619-0315 (Betty Batho). TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet at 7 p.m. at Fortune Investment, 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax (change of venue this week only). Area con- test winners tonight, including best humorous and impromptu speakers. Guests welcome. Toastmasters is an international organization promoting improved speaking. listening and thinking skills among its membership. 420- 9816. PRESCHOOLERS: A free drop - business event Women interested in starting their own successful business can hear from those who already have. Durham entrepreneurs Paula Lish- man of Paula Lishman Limited, Betty Penny of Penny and Associates, Rose Cronin of Brother's Bookkeeping, and Liz Burt of the Royal Bank will discuss networking, marketing, finance and business plans at a women's business fo- rum on Tuesday, Oct. 6. „E Isabel Hoffmann, founder, president and CEO of H+a, a leading Internet - based content media company—recog- nized by Profit magazine as one of the top 100 fastest-growing companies in Canada — will also speak at the forum. The event will be held Tuesday, Oct. 6 at the McLean Community Centre, Nestney Road north of Hwy. 2 at Mag- ill Drive in Ajax, from 6 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. Registration is $15 and all proceeds will be donated to the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre, the Social Develop- ment Council of Ajax -Pickering and the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. To regis- ter call (905) 686-2661. Nye wait to draw your -Heath- to the A Mmig w ow ewrew "Gnat Safe Prices!" FlJw Page 19 - 3 -CD Portable Stereo, 44-1911-2. Copy reads: 3 -CD Portable Stereo. Should read: 3 -Piece Portable Stereo. This is a 1 -CD unit, not 3 -CD. ft showso ngnt any kWini enknee bre may atofe d339 . AN Zones in centre for parents or caregivers and children under five is offered Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Riverbreeze Community Centre, 1 Richards Lane, Ajax. Non-profit. Play, circle time, snacks, crafts, trips and guest speakers. 428- 8817 (Darlene Walker). GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Os- hawa Branch (Durham Region) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Re- sources Centre, 45 Queen St., Oshawa. Bill Vetzal discusses Ukrainian resources and Polish research. Free admission. 683- 2476, 723-7460 (Bessie). QUILTERS: The Durham Trillium Ouilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at Central Collegiate, 155 Gibb St.. Oshawa. Win Bury displays some of her quilted pieces. 728- 3340 (Karen Menzies), 623-7892 (Joan Seaton). FASHION SHOW: The women's fellowship of Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Picker- ing, hosts a fashion show present- ed by Katie's Closet at 7:30 p.m. Heather Thorton will also perform in concert. This informal evening allows you to meet worsen who attend the church. $3 at the door covers coffee, tea and dessert. 839-2494 (Edna Hayes). BEST AVAILABLE RATES PRIVATE FUNDS AVAILABLE acing debt consolidation a si '`- BONDED 0i CLEANING SERVICES 1 r •M •oa CARPETS A UPNNO' STTIM • Ws Prm I H10 Ti@Me Arse • Yost spots i st las R«.- • We Move i R.pisw Bost Frahm • A¢t dm with Mow Bar -_ • No sedn Rmkkm Fall Gas & C � s Oil Furnace Tune -Up Special cait.1-888-217—Ml Serving Durham Region Since 1991 We deliver quality ...for less • Sales • Service • Installation • Heating Oil • Gas - Diesel Courses can be real life-savers By investing just a few hours, you can learn how to save the life of some- one you love. November is National CPR month, and St. John Ambulance is offering sev- eral CPR courses in Durham Region. The six- to eight-hour courses will train participants in the important as- pects of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. St. John Ambulance is offering courses in Oshawa on Nov. 28, Whitby on Nov. 7 or 23 and Ajax on Nov. 21. Call St. 1-800267-1032, or (905) 434-7800 for more information. "Back By Popular Demand" ears of CountryA Craft Show October 16th, 17th & 18th Fri. 3pm-9pm, Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa Durham Region's Largest & Best Authentic Country Craft Show Featuring Canada's Top F,xhibitors Folk Art, Woodworking, Mennonite Quilts, jewellery, Clothing, Candles, Bears, Dolls, Stained Glass, Florals, , Reproduction Furniture, and so much more! 1 Door prizes and United Way Quilt Draw Free parking n.%tE.sTk.VDsSTILL Produarous (405) 434-5531 r_ ` * F Adm -ion - `4.00 I r 1 Seniors -9.00 Children under 10 FREE Cil �i 0A�rlo ; UP AND DOWN LIKE A YO—YO Cho, we are not talking about Bill Clinton, it is the lend- ing rates that we are referring to. History has shown us a def- inite pattern, when there is a large rate increase, a cooling off period of two to three weeks comes into effect, and then one or two moderate decreases come into effect. However, rates never seem to fall back to the same level as before the major increase. (Interesting isn't it) It is starting to look like the MEGA MERCERS may not just slide through as we all first thought. A rare situation has developed, the Canadian public, which at it's most aggressive stage would be deemed as pas- sive at best, is finally speaking up against these mergers. Maybe, just maybe we won't be forced into a financial MONOPOLY situation. Lenders have become more stringent in respect to credit qualifications, and we have seen some applications declined because at one point in time, a loan or credit card has become two payments in arrears. We have seen files The friendly and knowledgeable declined even thoughuse of mortgagee minor payments have have latet card payments, like staff at Central Funding Group are ShPayor P clockwork for over ten years. Remember mortgage payments frOm lest, Melanie Jackson, Glen (which is the largest debt most of us will ever have) do not Campbell, Gilda Dean, Ray show up on a credit report. The time to revamp both our Rehman, Sylvia Jules and Paul credit rating and reporting systems is long overdue. Chatham. The housing market, which has been soft for the past few months, is starting to show some signs of life again, and the job market is still very active. (Thankfully) The general feeling about the economy is still skeptical at best. Interest rates for the balance of the year should be relatively stable with some minor bounces up and down. Take a good hard look at your monthly outlay. Would it make sense to look for a good consolidation? Over the past few years, our debt consolidations have saved our clients an average of $600 a month in pay- ments, with some saving in excess of $1200 a month. For fast professional service, (where our main objectives are to not only get you the funds you require, but to get the best rates and terms available) let Central Funding Group be your broker of choice. Remember on prime first mortgages, our interest rates are up to 314% below posted market rates, and sec- ond mortgages start at 7.5%. Cottage mortgages and consolidations are a speciality. Private funds, and equity mortgage financing are always available. Till next time clw x.. G'4r?A-11 in N Durham school board aims to assist adults The Durham Board of F;ducation is offering Eng- lish and mathematics up- grading for adults. The upgrading is de- signed for people who have spent years in situations which require little or no use of literacy or math skills. Often, they have weak skills and little or no confidence in their ability to deal with com- puters, manuals and other print - related tasks. The pro- gramme screens new students with a pri- vate, informal assessment of their skills in order to establish a starting point for their programme. Using a portfolio of each student's retraining goal, long-term goals are designed for the upgrading portion of the retraining, and skills checklists are set up to document progress. Class size is limited to 12, and classes pro- vide opportunities for group work and individual- ized time. The pro- 'Tramme encour- ages partnerships between employ- ers or other sup- port counsellors and the teacher to help students es- tablish and meet realistic goals in their quest for self-improve- ment. The only cost to the stu- dent is for consumable workbooks. For more information about the programme call Karen Burwell. (905) 435- 3.150. Durham students can get homework assistance PICKERING — Homework Clinics are being offered by the Pickering Public Library to guide students through their first research projects so they can be more inde- pendent in the future. The clinics are being held Wednesdays from 4 to 5 P.M. be- ginning Oct. 7 at the central branch (831-6873, ext. 226), and Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m. starting on Oct. 15 at the Rouge Hill Branch (509- 2579). Call to make an appointment to attend. SALES Gifts & Collectibles Do you enjoy meeting people? We are looking for mature self starting individuals who would enjoy working with collectibles and gifts. Hours are flexible, including days, evenings and weekends. If you possess an outgoing personality and have an interest in retail sales apply: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (905)-831-5786 m TlIF:NF%%s All', 11, 1117 IAF I! 11 tinkv dv••i,.uvu • ..... ..., photo by Andrew /wanowski Claremont Legion marks a milestone A special ceremony was held by members of the Royal Cana- dian Legion's Claremont branch recently to celebrate 50 years of service in the community- As part of the celebration, Legion members presented Helge Satre (left) with letters from feder- al, provincial and local governments to honour his 80th birth- day. As well, Mr. Satre received a letter from the King of Nor- way. Mr. Satre was a member of the resistance movement in Norway during the Second World War. At right. Lalla Satre reads some of the messages presented to her husband. In the centre is the Legion's president. Charlie Faraoher. Always very competitive rates with Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. No matter what the renova- tion project, large or small, you want top quality workmanship at an affordable pnce. You can shop around all you want and get all the esti- mates, but time and time again people are finding the most com- petitive rates with Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. Gunther has more than 43 years experience and guarantees his work 100 percent. So you know you'll be getting the most experienced professional for the hard earned money you'll spend. For more than four decades, Gunther has attracted a long list of customers who know these facts to be true and have him return time and time again to work on their home. In the photo, Gunther is working on a 53 -foot deck at a home north of Ajax. "I got this job from the story and ad in the News Advertiser," says Gunther. "We're also building a sunroom on the lower portion of the deck." Gunther is also doing rend vations to a group of condomini- ums in Pickering, another project he got from his appearance in Don't Move, Improve." Gunther Ivens, right and his helper Mike Kozlovacki, left, seen here working on a 53 -foot deck on a home north of Ajax. Gunther always gives his If you're considering a ren - customers an excellent price and ovation project or need repair professional craftsmanship in work done around your home, every job he does. remember to call Gunther Ivens "I care about the work I do Contracting for a no obligation, and I'm not happy unless the free estimate. customer is," he says. When you're done, ask him Always working closely for references and you'll discover with his clients, from the design after talking to his customers, of a project to its completion, that Gunther is the only one they Gunther completes each job on call when it comes time for home time and uses only the best mate- improvements. rials and workmanship with spe- For information call tial attention to detail. Gunther at 19051839-0681. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS CASEMENT 1-888-576-8575 DME LNI C0Mc ? _ TtT-AC'ION Vireo WmOows 6 DoorS • 1'C7URE WINDOWS BAY s BOW WINDOWS • %Si:RANCE CLAIMS I 'A C DOORS I -ORM DOORS - `EW CONSTRUCTION NINDOWS !C �uv WAYNE MOBILE SHOWROOM HUTCHINSON SALES. SERVICE i INSTALLATION (sos)579-2222 GUNTIER IVE. OINTRACT NG L Competitive Rates ' `Experienced Tradesman- • Additions • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Decks • Vinyl Replacement Windows Call Gunther CALL FOR FREE AUDIO CASSETTE "MAKE YOUR DREAM BATHROOM COST FREE" • • e PAGE 28 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER Sti?NDAY, (WrOBER 4, 1998 Make connections, help others in Pickering CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers needed to act as special friends to children and parents. to supervise family access visits, to help with special events and to su- pervise our children's playroom. For more information please call Susan Kucharski (905) 433-1553 Ext. 2311 (mornings only). CHRISTIAN HORIZON'S: Re- quires caring and dedicated people to assist and support developmen- tally challenged young and older adults within group homes and in M community. Individuals scckine a very rewarding and fulfilling ex- perience along with meeting some great new friends please call Dave Carleton at (905) 649-5715 Mon- dav-Friday between 1-4 p.m. COMMt_-N1TY COtiNEC- TIONS: If you are outgoing and enjoy helping people enjoy them- selves, Community Connections wants you to help people who feel isolated and disconnected from our community. If you have organiza- tional skills. enjoy brightening someone else's day and have some free time call Lynn McGurk-Weil at 426-7877. COPE MENT:.L HEALTH PROGRAM: Is seeking volunteers to assist people with emotional/psy- chiatric problems either on a one- on-one basis or in group programs. Training is provided. Please call Christine or Sheri at (905) 686- 3248. CROHN'S AND COLITIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA: The Oshawa chapter is looking for volunteers to help with an upcom- ing special event, the Heel 'n' Wheel-a-Thon. Different volunteer opportunities are available. Please call Sylvia at (416) 920-5035 or•l- 800-387-1479 Ext. 18. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing a few hours per month with a child, teen or adult with a handicap are needed. Join them in leisure activities or provide respite in your own home. "Together Were Stronger". Contact Valerie Ford at (905) 427-354. DURHAM SUPERVISED AC- CESS PROGRAM: A YMCA program where children of divorced or separated parents visit with their non-custodial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Volunteers age 18 or over are needed to supervise the visits. Call (905) 839-3845 Ext. 305 for information. HEART AND STROKE FOUN- DATION OF ONTARIO: Local chapter requires volunteers to help raise funds for heart disease and stroke research and health promo- tion activities. Volunteer opportuni- ties are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. 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Call editonal feature. our inside Sales Department at our InWe Sales Department at 579 6SM707 5794400 GET YOUR W4707 I STmw TALni 1521 for details. HEARTH PLACE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE: Is looking for reception volunteers, group fa- cilitators, Caregiver Group facilita- tors, committee members and Peer Support volunteers who have been in remission from their cancer for at least one year. If you would like to join a dedicated team of volunteers whose mission is to care for each other as we live with cancer, please call 579-4833 for an interview. HOST PROGRAM: Volunteers are being sought for Citizenship and Immigration Canada's Host Program — a friendship program to help new immigrants settle and integrate into the community quick- ly. For details contact M. ahmooc] at (905) 686-2661. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and support is provid- ed. Call Donna at (905) 644-7058. KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volun- teers learn to operate life-sized pup- pets and perform small plays in ele- mentary schools in Durham to pro- vide support and encouragement to students with disabilities. Call Suzanne at (905) 436-0925 or Katherine at (905) 665-5680. KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES: Share your parenting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will be- provided to assist you in making the difference for a family, or spend some leisure time with a special needs child, de- velop hobbies and interests that the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden at (905) 433-0386 Ext. 308. LITERACY OUTREACH CEN- TRE: Is dedicated to increasing lit- eracy skills for all people with a strong support bate for people who have a developmental disability. We need volunteers who have four hours a week to spare to tutor. Tu- tors assist students who wish to de- velop reading, writing, math and living skills. Training provided. For information call 426-21(X). MEALS -ON -"'HEELS: Com- munity Care is registering volun- teers who can deliver Meals on Wheels over the lunch hour to se- niors and disabled adults. Please call Traci at 686-3331 for more in- formation. ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: Volunteers are required to assist with special events and Bin- go. All volunteers receive excellent training, flexible hours and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. For more infor- mation contact Denise Harding at (905)434-5280. PIC:KERING READIN(. CIR- The best in tires and vehicle repair at TireNet Auto Care Your vehicle needs the best if You want it to last. Among those needs are a good set of tires and a good mechanic to keep it in top run- ning order. At TireNet Auto Care, located at 264 Fairall St. in Ajax, the staff of trained technicians will treat vour vehicle like their own. Owner Frank Imineo opened TireNet in January after moving from Toronto where he was in busi- ness for more than 20 years. "I wanted a change of scenery and to meet new people," he says. "This has been a great loca- tion for us." Customer satisfaction is very important to Frank and he ensures that each and every customer is given a written estimate and that no unnecessary work is done on any vehicle. The shop has nine bays and is equipped with the latest state-of- the-art tools and diagnostic machines. Also, each of the four technicians keep up on the latest changes in automotive technology so they can work on all models of cars and trucks. Of course TireNet Auto Care is also known for its huge inventory of tires. "We stock or can get any At TireNet Auto Care, located at 264 Fairall St. in Ajax, the staff of trained technicians will treat your vehicle as if it were their own. brand of tire you need but our spe- cialty is Pirelli Tires," says Frank. "A very popular tire in Europe, Pirelli is now making itself know in Canada as not just a racing tire, but a tire that's perfect for any vehicle." That includes the Pirelli P400 Touring. This affordable all -season tire gives excellent wet/dry perfor- mance, superb steering response and long tread life. It also gives a ride that's quieter and more com- fortable than ordinary all -season radial designs typically deliver. For those on a budget, TireNet also sells good quality used tires in many name brands. The shop is open Mon. to Fri. from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sat. Right now take advantage of their $14.95 lube, oil and filter and their Pirelli sale with tires starting at $49.95. For more information call (905) 619-1222. P CLE: Looking for volunteers to read to or listen to children read in English or French. 4 to 12 years of age. Saturdays from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Call (905) 839-3037. STEWART HOMES: Volunteer needed to befriend an 18 -year-old female with special needs. Candi- date should have a car. Please call (905) 696-3111 and ask for Sandra. VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES - DURHAM BRANCH: Calling all men and women, of all ages, from all over Durham Region! Making a New Year's resolution to get involved? Share a special friendship with a se- nior, ill or a disabled person who needs you. If you care about others, you can be a Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly Visitor Program At V.O.N. Durham today! (905) 571- 3151 or 1-800-263-7970. WILLIAM PEAK CO-OPERA- TIVE HOMES READING CIR- CLE: Looking for volunteers to read to or listen to children 4 to 12 years of age, Tuesdays 7-8 p.m. Call Debbie McMullen at (905) 428-0573. Volunteer Corner is prnduced by Information Ajax -Pickering in co- operation with the Ajar -Pickering News Advertiser. 1f you wish to have your organization listed in -Volun- teer Corner" please contact Noreen at (905) 686-2661. ma441Sa Classic 'lift Front Brake Reline ili $69.95 We stV* b install front brake podsspo of brake hydraulic system, steering shocks b struts, brake light system, b top up master cyratda brake fluid, road test (Won most cors bight h&) 831-0105 396111roa Its m Urld6ATAaI.E 11RIcm ON TUMI WBE, OIL R FILTERi . �1 t lIDRELLI Tnm !44 F 175170113 ......................................48.95 185170Rt 13 ......................................54.W 185MOR 14 ...................................... 58.6 1851701!14 ......................................88.86 AttaL'tOCt�te 2t1i4 )rAQALL ST.. AJAX - SM1222 EDITORIAL ADVERTISING WORKS Spread the good word about your unique business or service, by _ advertising with us. 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See Dealer for details. o •tOffer applies to 1999 new or demonstrator models equipped as described and applies to qualified retail custor.oers in Ontario (excluding Thunder Bay and ri '+i v Kenora) only. Limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers. See your Dealer for conditions and details. www.gmcanada.com is a trademark of Qia�'I Generallilotors Corporation. ... *. � .wAF#k% a'-,0' A . bib&_ -. PAGE ;0 -THF: NEVI'S ADS FR"FISEWt;\BRItX;F.''TRIBt;N4F SUNDAY, (X'TOBF:R 4, 1"N 40 Is your business involved in HOME IMPROVEMENT? Exclusive Ad locations and Directory Listings STILL AVAILABLE! But hurry - only 5 more weeks left!! Call Inside Sales - 579-4400 or 683-0707 HISWEEK NtW--S A D V E R T I S E R TUxbridge he Tribune &0_F114G Residential Specialists • All types Asphalt - All types of Repairs - Skylight's - Aluminum Soffit & Fascia Certified Factory Installer Over 20 years Free Estimates g05) 576-6416 Eusiness Built on Satisfaction SINCE 1986 BLINDS & DRAPERIES Alii laht" 1X8 V all n1aw . �7r:�i� , `�J a ��`�a:r)•� SHOP AT HOME SERVICE J i RESIDENTIAL r & COMMERCIAL _fr-N 0,007 20544 _"_ A4 • FULL PLUMBING SERVICE • HYDRO -JETTING • UNDERGROUND PIPE -LOCATION • IF -PPE CAMERA INSPECTION • PUMP INSTALLATIONS & REPAIR cemsao BACKFLOW PKVFXTKW TESTEM a NOTA LEM OSHAWA & AREA (905) 725-2292 PT. 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AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER/ UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE, EME EMb 49 AJAX PICKERING 683.0707 UX_BR_ID_GE TRIBUNE, 852-974 t.b 01 1997 6 1998 Read- II Careers I1 Careen — I I Careers I I Careers 1 1 Careen 1 1 CareenI I Careers Im General Help 1 General Help Now enrolling for: OCTOBER 1998 • Principles of Canadian Law • Legal Terminology • Civil Litigation • Family Law • Real Estate • Corporate and Commercial • Wills and Estates • WORD 97 • COREL 8 is, Transcription • Interpersonal Skills • Computerized Office Procedures TORONTO • • • PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 11 Gill" 1 G•irwal Nmi Gill" H* • Commercial lines Producer, and • C.S.R. R I H.O. license; Te globe/Tabs experlen Preferred. Contact Pat at Worden Insurance (905)579-1317 CAR ATTENDANTS Full /Part Time Required for fast growung car rental company. Must have valid G DRIVERS LICENSE. Please drop off resume at Discount Car dr Truck Rentals, 218 Dundas St. E. Whitby. I• Security ��es 14 • Custom Service �6-- • Retail Sales Call the 110TIAN'E 725-4768 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 Funded b, the Ontario Guyernment wAiRSTYLISTS REQUIRED ialennmo ,,.'Dream e,c:r 1 General Help 1 General Help t.b 01 1997 6 1998 Read- _ Chace award for best sr and best stylist In Durham you want to earn above 250 IMMEDIATE POSITIONS e wages 1,ses.low . team bo - ses. have a loto fashion. $712 TO $8.00 PER HOUR .ellent people skills can .., iemino-s for your interview JOIN THE QUANTUM TEAM r6-3805 No clientele re- AND WIN!! .,red Work 4 weeks (160 hours) and qualify for a draw to win a compact HAIRSTYLISTS REOUIRED . ..I Cni nos'Drearr. team Disc Stereo System! ed I' :997 8 1996 Read- Cnr ce award for best sa- we need: r and Desi stotsl In Durtwn ' you want to earn above • duality Control Inspectors ,.,rage wages . team bo- • Stamping Machine Operators .ses have a love for fashion. • Strong Warehouse Workers artir up to im gels 1 e.cellent people skills. cam Vxemino S lot your Interview • Assemblers 666.3805 No clientele re- • Picker/Packers quired • Material Handlers . Solderers THE NAIL STATION Career gnomea Training Center career tr hall tecttmnan, careert-training . Forklift Operators 159.00-5'10-00 per noun avaaable In Artificial rails. ear candling.ures, wax- Winig Your steel -toed safety boots. ing Student iI-ncinq avail- able Nails $20 (9051723 be prepared to work today. 8080 BrWQ Vold cheque or savlrlgs account GNrMrM Information for direct deposit 1 mob No students please! ADon for Anll jstabl ped ,,lion for small established interviews hell In Pickering on office Must be nam working. Wednesday. October 7, 1998 at quick, good with spWWV and Pickering Recreation Center figures Non-smoker. with car. Resume preferaby m person 11867 vaNeyfaml Rd.) to 487 Westney Rd. S.. Unit 16 Ajax or tax. 905-42e-2422. Call (416) 292-2282 for app't. AIR DUCT cleaner wanted. Experienced preferred but will train. Must have valid drivers license with dean record. U919im Work to be done in Durham/ Toronto area. 416.258-5907. ATTENTION Housewives, Students. anyone with an ex- cellent telephone voice & manner National company opening new tele -sales office fnAjax plaza, selling ad space in college/universrty publica- tions. No experience neces- sary - will train. Hourly pay 3 bonus paid weekty. Flexible hours. day or evening shifts available Call 9D5-426-9792 AZ DRIVERS Required Full Time Qualifications US ex- perience, flatbed experience. dean abstract. ICC qualified. Top rates, weekly pay, benefit package Please call TRUST TRANSPORT LTD.. Pontypool. ON 1.800-263-3719 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 I'st 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. ililii 5eneral -1eip STORE PREPARATION STAFF, BINDERY WORKERS, ORDER PICKERS People :Needed Immediately" i -,ng and ,hurt term worker, needed w. Some of these jobs can lead to r-: I -time work. • Whitby, Bowmanville - Immediate openings frit- men and women to help with tw1, .erre set-ups. Warehouse ,cork, shelf,,tocking, unloading, ,�•ner.d work. Opening,, right now on day shift, evenings and some weekend work. • Pickering, Ajax - 6inderc Workers and ( Wnerd! Labour 'no Elxp. needed), aluJ experienced Order Pickers. frxytwear, ability to work in dish necessarv. apply: Global Human Resources, recruiting Wednesday, Oct. 7, IOam to 3 m, at Don Beer ?crena, 940 Dillingham Rd., Pickering (off Brock Rd., South of Bavlv.) recruiting Thursdav, Oct. 8, loam to Spm at "Jackson's Touch of Class", 104 Consumers Drive, Whitbv. or apply Weekdays loam to Spm at Global office, 777 Warden ave., #217, Scarb IS of Eglinton.) IFYOUWANT -7 PRODUCTION, - I • DISTRIBUTION EMPLOYMENT, WE WANT YOU. Our clients based in Durham Region are looking for General Labourers. N you are a reliable individual. have own transportation and can work shifts. Please call Olsten at (905) 436-6202 or tax: (905) 576-4698 AOlsten Staffing Services The Working Solution INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTANT NETWORK. ADMINISTRATOR AAEA117 CbklNEixi1NIATI W"M EDUCATgIIFx/ERENCE ;;gentry Mvrmq mgcft s 'n wt- P61-0vouDr' tK*1V 'Jur raDd:ro." r1 pwras an ,ramearr Ac[G.,npnvwtron xalmnrsnara wm trq ,nuc. ^O 7roiaraoorls • :. ,MLger literate (MS Or". Windows 95, • M!Sfnarce Acoounling or related degree • p,ogramn ing or network expenence an asset • Costing or PayabksAecevables experience an asset • Sell motivated and able to work .n a team enwronni D you meet these qualifications please respond in wrdu>q qtly before October 71h to CaNtroller QNickmill Inc.. 11.774 Rye Stred. PtENrtiorogb, ON Kt u 0MN or Fax (M)74s4130 Ona those persons selected for mtervlews will be contacted OUICKMILL HIGH -PAID BUSENESS and JOB OPPORTUNITIES Financing & Training Available, if Qualified 22yrs. in business in over 23 countries Send your resume; WORLDWIDE CANADIAN MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS INC. P.O. Box 639, Pickering L1V 3T3 Fax: 905-831-2832 111141.111lil�ri Harwood Place Mall, Ajax Has the following position • Full Time Dispensary Assistant Monday to Friday, 9-5, Prior experience required. Apply in person with resume. "NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE" dt; i D!ner,li ❑.w truck, Arplrrants 'rust nave a 'dean k fcense with Current ab- ;'raci a current CC modreat :et- 4Cate a C^ramal record S..arcn a pre-employmen• Irug screen. and JSA drr,n , expenenoe Acoly in persnr with reference c d M -re -ternahonal 'enc 71' _rake St Ostawa. Ontario Cn v Candidates contacted for an ,ntemew will receive a repty BEAUTY SALON;,nes u =envn'7 . .. -., ager 'of Ajax ,a.G.,a.I, :r ;on: if m,ssidn, bonus prolit snanng Also part nme stylist for :stawa and Ara. all Cyrttna 905,425-5`80 Rl's1 FRIFNI)LN ILJ.kx S.xl.( I" re,; t:: experten(.t•d fiair,tyli,t. X)d wa};es plus c om m I,slon. Call 6l9-,0;7 BUSY HAIR .. arid part :..•re rw,v PiGSC call (905486-11918 ism3.1 Joe CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT :� :-_ •.Aria = office based :C nrswu De- +elop volunteer chapters in Durham Region to rase tunds for medical research Re- quirements post secondary education in health or human services strong 'undraisuig volunteer sector experience own vehicle and home office Must reside In Durham Re- gion Appy, to Regional Olrec- tor. Crohn s and Coins Four^ dation of Canada. 21 St Clair Avenue East. 0301 Toronto M4T 1L9 by 2,:*, ' ). 1996 Prevlous applicants need not apply CUSS A DRIVERS needed Immediately US experience Abstract ICC Medical and po- lice clearance required Full and part-time positions avail- able Call 19051426-6251 Please leave message CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests 'hat advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsibie for more than one incorrect Insertion and there shall be no h- abdity for non -Insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors In ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser M)2 jhnnc avml. able. nightslweekendsidays Cone and be a part of oar team Please drop oh resume at Keepsakes. 16 King St E (beside the 301 House) or can 905-579-4328 ' `,12- AYii6r •. wuitlrRvi►..- ,..m.0 .,eria,akirrw.:•ur.,r•,-.- . .Ja PA(;E: 32 - THE NEWS Al) *'ERTISER/I'XBRID(:l': TRIBI'NE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1"8 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 office Help 1 Office Help CANADIAN FEED THE CHILDREN requires Part time Canvassers. Be part of our tundnlising team. WIL rk for a good cause. Must be self motivated. Transportation provided. Please call 905-725-6111, eventl CARPENTERS REQUIRED Finish Irimnsin, i mu.t. G(tod UrtVL,r%censt1. %% hithv (905) 430-3477 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2 + - Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men Women 16-65 � rS. Needed for same! No extras. Parents call (416) 221-3829 PETS ON TV Dogs. Cats. BExp• - Animals -seeded for TVJ commercials, series. 'ums, catalogues and brochures. Send .Icture with name and phone number wltn into on pet to PO. Box 58541. 197 Sreppard Ave. E. Tor.. M2N 3A8 Country5tyle_ Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL & PART TIME HELP WANTED Apply in person 9 a.m. to 5 p. in. EARN ccEXTRA J�JS� %1cn and 106onaen t,iih ,.ir\ inn k. ,ir vans arc occded to dclaver Telephone txx,ks in the 1)urharn area, including C%haysa, ATax, Pickering, C-larmgtora, Pon Pcrrv. Nonhumheriand, Pun Hopi, Coburg and wrrounding areas Aust he I h years of age or older, have car uiwrancc and he able to v,-rk daylight tkmrs Paid by contract - No deductions C A1.1. 'FOI)AN' 1-84K)-306-1071 vlori&i) thruu,0h I-nd.n. ,) 1u -i M) Ask atxxu our nc-%Ninceill payment prograrntrr Please [hh Nut ('all The Teleptume Company HELP WANTED FOR THIS WINTER -Ski School Director *Instructors -Lift Operator, etc. Apply at: Ski Dagmar Saturdav & Sunday, 9 am - 3 pm or send resume to: R.R. # 1, Ashburn, ON LOB I AO DOMINO'S PIZZA now hiring Drivers Apply at 10 Harwood Ajax Ave S_ Ajax 683-9993 1051 Surnwe St N. Oshawa 434- 2777 300 Dundas St E . Whd- by 430-0030 1215 Bayly. Pickering 831-0030 Also tur- ,f%ipg Assistant Managers at all locations ECE needed for lullipart time as teaching assistant for a toddler class. (905)509-5005 Ext 105 We pay you d imi lly to assemble our products. Easy work. No eltperience necessary. For FREE details r► send S.A.S.E. to Ffre Stir En"Wises 1316 Liverpool Rd., Suile 111 Pickering, Orn., L1V 693 (416p24 3+06 FULL TV* F..C.E supervisory ,.Position available Minimum 2 years experience Send re- sume with Salary expectations to Sunderland Childcare Cen- tre. Box 400 Sunderland. ON LOC 1H0 Only suitableWndr dates will be contacted GENERAL LABOURER, need- ed for residenhai new hone constriction site 3 to 5 years experience Must have own transportation Please call (905) 850-9138 GREAT JOB!! EXTREME FIT- NESS. Canada s 11 Fitness Club is opening a new 35,000 sq ft Fitness Centre in Prdk- enng We are currently seek- ing qualified staff for the fol- lowing positions -SALES REPS •TELEMARKETERS - A minimum of 2 years exp re- quired Fitness Club experi- ence a plus.. but not neces- sary Fax Resume to John 905-426-7880 HAMSTYLIST - full timeipan time For busy Chddrens sa- Ion (Pickering) Call (416) 285-1377 HOME CLEANERS part time. experiencec. must have car. suitable lot retired persons Seniors For Seniors 905-686- 0717 LICENSED Hairstylists with minimum 2yrs experience requited for full time post - tions Please call Oshawa Centre Hair Stylists. Mary or Lira 905-728-4623 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. lone term ;errp must have 6 �rUmns working experience & Safety steel-loekl Moots up to S950:hr Pickering through Oshawa areas Car an asset We will be intenrewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- !re on Richmond St E OsN- wa. on Tuesday October 61h !7om930am -2pm %1:1ssI:Vs RFSTAI'RA%T K c,l a uex experienced SERVINC STAFF ,'r lua;ho, only. I.pply- to person, - : 1 n crpool Rd S. Fickeriniz. NA'i TFCC 5.5i 1 -i700✓ w.. NAIL TECHNICIAN ,. •n clten- . ' b.a. ' , and tam g salon 436-d�o \1TI,1\\i i'(,"I .:.1' n,"., nal-nai Taper requires carrier. for new.- . r &1,n ery to eholds between 2 - 6 a.m. \tun - Sat Ir a mu.t all 1-800-2b8-7742 \:ILTIONAl. POST Canada - :'civ national nevvs a- per requires a�uIt l arrier,, 11,r news - FF aper delivery to ouse•holds biwil. 2-6 a.m. Mon -Sat. Vehicle a must. 11-1500-268-77421 NEW HOME s. " :l!,_, . euetr, Sun Experience in asset not essental Call 514n8 0343 PARENTS TEACHERSar•d N.`;, .. ` ' ..:rest cutim Toys i5 urgently !ding consultants for our bmug busy fan season I educational toys, books nes software Flexible ars home parttes cata- .ue sales Excellent Com- isrois prizes, mcemrves rt now with only $69 00 de- i+win, Call Candace at 90 98 5- 51551 CAKE DECORATOR expen- cnG•: Appy, Nit,,re- sume at Baker s Taste 227 Bloof St E Osnawa PART TIME ESTHETICIAN e gwre,: onh ell f 9G5: 4oi4-257 3 evenings PAY AS You GO Gym No regwred Pay as y04, Ju gym No commtmem Pay AS you go gym Daily, Weekly Monthly Absolutely. positively no preautfhonned Daymenl Pay as you go Forcer Cly Gym Open until midnptn M - F Weekends 9 am - 5 p m 1035 Brock RC �ickennq !9051327-6277 TELEMARKETERS needed. full time. pe! t.m, hcudy plus Bonus experience preferred Can 905-438-0058 PROPERTYManagement,5u- penniendent pusrt,on required for 49 una plus commercial ondoce pmmwm building Ecx- erienreferred Please send resume to Dumam Con- do Corp #101. 80 Athol St E Unit 1G1. Oshawa Ont LIH 887 Ann Board of Directors RECRUITMENT - We are Looking for a person to do re- crixhng one day per creek in the Durham Region Inter- viewing and testing people Please call 1416, 495-0900 Stan Plus RETAIL POSmON available for pan Line 2C - 30 hours per wee'. WcekdaYt e.enmgs and week-nds Usttawa Cen- tre Responsible reliable per- son Apply to File # 227. Oshawa This Week, PO Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario LIH 71_5 ROYAL CANADIAN Legion Br 322 Ajax, Om Now "ling applications for the Food Catering contract at the Ajax Legion Interested parties Ra CL send in resumes to R C L 111 Hunt SI . Ajax. Om. LIS IN Ann M FdzpatcClk. Closing Oct 24/98 STYLIST. 2 years experience. full or part-time training available With or without Clientele. in very busy salon Call 831-6531, ask for Joe THRIVING ESTHETICIAN looking for a qualified esthet!- can with or without Clientele Call Christine 905-571.1250 (snp) Tow TRUCK Operator for Ajax/Pickering area Must be 25yrs or rider (tor insurance purposes). experience neces- sary benefits available Fax resume to 683-7335 ACCOUNTANT Non-profit, charitable organization seeks a C.G.A. or individual at 4th level of study for immediate part-time, management level position. Must be well versed in current accounting and auditing stan- dards; and skilled in preparing financial statements, processing bank payroll and responding to government/funder re- quirements. Knowledge of ACCPAC Plus. Windows 95, MS Office required. Must have organizational, analytical and prob- lem -solving skills. Sensitivity to wom- en s issues and strong interpersonal skills a must. Non-profit experience an asset. Resumes to: Executive Director, Oshawa YWCA 33 McGrigor Street, Oshawa. L1H 1X8 by 5:00 p.m., October 14, 1998. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT A \atlonal Dv tributor located In Aja\ has an immediate opening for an Executive Assistant with a minimum ; titian, e\perlence and proficient in tillcrtrsoft Office, Windows and Freelance Graphics. Please fax resumes to: Claudia Turner s 905-619-2903 1 Generai Help am Saies nerp,Agsms SUCCESSFI_; NA�Pc-v( SrS Y, - - cse wnc w sh T^ be: 2 years experience & some diemeleJerred THE WIL2 FLOWER ARTISTIC HAIR DESIGN, 005, 430 2113 WANTED E,penenced Line s �nphy .n person. Mon Sat 9 5 at Gnsanh s Res 'rurant. Whitby No phone Ras please WOODWORKERS REQUIRED manufacturing company Ex- penena m madw+mg or cab - mel assembly or hrosfwq an asset Wages dependent on experience Please apply in person on Tuesday Oct 6 1 30 E;4 30 p ort at 8% D/- im Road. int 3 Picker WORK AT HOME assem� t,,n; cr ,o,..:'s �Urt mr- nft"ay For tree xifo pack ape call 24 hrs toll -bee ' 88& 7. ! -7409 1 Oft* ifeto PART-TIME BUSINESS -e• s , -1 ' vac, len" Doox- rrepti;g t"tience Comput- er exp (Whiles & Sheppard) DIY (9051837-2750 or i16en-1644 ItNSURANCE CONSULTANT Requires an euDenenced commercial propertv in. surance broker Must have knowkOW W Microsoft Office Suite power broker and good 2typnq skins Fax 1-1905; 342 - PURCHASING Agent, MIF required by Ajax metal fabricating co. Exp. in manu- facturing and/or metal fab industry an asset. Please fax resume to: 428-6933 130 tA)AK /flim wage « commission + bonus A Canadian business publisher requires independent sales people with business -lo - business telemarketing experience to work flan flame. The Ideal Candidate rill have a professional telephone roamer and be sed-mo!ivaled. Please cal Peter Hal at (905) r2,-6851. CONGRATULATIONS on your new home program. Wanted immediately. Pleasant profes- sional sates person to invite reputable businesses to par- ticipate in our program, that welcomes all new homeown- ers to the community Excel- lent commission based in- come Must have own vehicle For more information (905) 430-1106 or lax resume to 1905, 430-1692 FULL TOE mature help, pic. ture framing store assistant able to work weekends 3 store locations Pori Perry. Pickering East Scarborough Appy in person to All Picker mg Supplies 1691 Pickering Parkway. Pockenng l'tX!-Ill/! Lvprrlrn.c.: SALES ST.•IFF rc.(d for ::.11crrtily shop in P Acring Village. Cyc ,2 mom., knds- every 3rd vvcckend off 42b -211x8 Ill RETAIL Help ; ti •, V v qQ Na :Iel nr:'19 MUM lu Outbak:k Jack in Plobennq Town Centre - Surs wng SALES PROFESSIONALS No pr n;,e: an,; high ,:Ric^Ds s,un-s. vested Iene"s. re' wduat nacome niche market company benefits 1-60.968- 154 for into skilled "ft AZ DRIVER 'N-: xcars o. peiierce r- run between Oshawa and Buflalo FT in- quire 905-428-9223 leave message or tax resume Yoh current abstract to 905-428- 9223 required. Work to suit your schedule 1905)434-5110 R.A. FESTER'S TRUCKING AST MaKFRS --rod for fight stnft Fun e.pen- enced cabinet makers need to90apply 51 i-9Please tax resume EXPERIENCED MR.LWRIGNT. long term lemp, some dean - cal an asset Min 2 years ex- perience Fax resume (416) 495-0941 Staff Plus FULL TIME 3rd or 4th year electric apprentice for com- mercal and residential work. Must have good working hab- its. good tools and trainsporta- bon. Days - (905) 433-4701. Eve (905)985-1119 GASFMM LIC, 2 or 3 re- quired for Installation of Gas piping & venting in new resi- dential Construction Fax re- sume to 905-14161 738 3976 HEATOG & NC Tedtnician required. Oil bumer 1 & Gas Finer II. AX exp an asset. own tools a must. truck an assel Can (905)435-M75 KUHME ASSENLER re- quired for manufaduri e - Company in Ajax. Must know how to weld. pfiale Norman (905)683--9223 SURVEYING COMPANY re- quires Senior AutoCAD Op- ealor. soft desk expenence a must Fax Resume to 905- 725-9957 WELDER/FITTERS - Structural steel fabricator located in Oshawa requires immediate full lime experienced welder/ finers May require evenings anaor weekend work Weld- ing ticket a definite asset Fax resumes to (905) 728-6803 MR S.M. H.Ip/A#.nls 1 Soles 14e1pfAW1. 1 HO80 MedkalArticlesicles for 1 Owdal Sale Mini -Tankers is an international on-site refueling company that has recently expanded to the Ontario market. With the rapid growth of our network, we require an Eastern Ont. Sales Rep. to work closely with 5-10 franchisees to assist with their business development. Qualifications: 3 yrs. successful outside sales experience, preferably within the construction industry. A team player able to adapt to change and exceed sales targets. Compensation includes base salary + commission + vehicle allowance. Fax resume to �• D. Woods I ni T (905) 607-5358 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ENGINEERING Our client is looking for a top notch ad- ministrator with strong MS Access & Database admin. experience. Previous experience working within an engineering or technical environment would be an asset. Long term contract position located in Pickering. Top rates. Please call or send resume to Ms. A. Robinson IAN MARTIN LIMITED Tel:(416) 439-4708 ext. 226 Fax: (416) 439 7304 robinsona@iml.com Skilled Help Slulied Help NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Reauires: 25 professional AZ drivers for local Durham work g15.00lhour. Also Requires 3e Pretesslona! AZ drivers for US work. • minimum 1 year experience • good driving record :linal search CC medical • SO 34/mile plus pick ups and drops Please contact us Monday to Friday 9:00am-5:00pm. 1-888-439-7777 or 1-905-430-7168 METAL BRAKE PRESS SET-UP Minimum 4 years experience on Amada Brake Press. Also Required PRECISION SHEET METAL MECHANIC Day or Evening shift. Fax resumes to: Nelaton lndntlltrial Inc., (905) 42S-2..392 or Phone (905) 428-2240 WELCOMES DRIVERS Who have a minimum of 1 year experience /with a Clean abstract, Wim clearance, an AZ license and are interested in: • Competitive Compensation • Above Average Benefit Package • Opportunities in Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. Please mail or fax your resume to: The Adnunistrative Edge Inc. 74 Simcoe St. S., Suite 301 Oshawa, Ont. LIH 4G8 fax: 990$-436-6291 1 w li IHD� t iwthat 1 . FOR CONTRACTS: P.S.w'S HEALTHCARE Now interviewing for contract WORKERS positions within Durham Re-P.S.W. H.C.A., Or H.S.W. goon for new Health Services certificate. C.P.R. and Company Must have own ve- F.A . hicle Resume and references Valid drivers licence,Own required. For appt 905-427- vehicle and police 9988 clearance. Call 905-576-2112 moa -tri, gam-5pm ChirOpriCtiC 11 PC. Queen Anne. werry- wood dining room set Brand Health Assistant Excellent career opportunity For an ambitious individual with outstanding communication, phone, computer skills and enthusiastic attitude. Part lime includes days,evenings and Saturdays in Pickering. Please .rend resume to: File #226 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. LIH 711.5 DENTAL OFFICE.posdioris avails Llv Part -bore Assistant. Tues•ThursiSaf Part lime Re- ephonisl. evenings & Satur- !ays Call btwn 9-5. Mort r'i 905-721-8091 1 Daycare ' Wanted LIVE-IN Care j.,! f u hddren ages d & 8, referenc- & expenertce required Call 305-507-9899 Daycare Im Available HWY 2'HARWOOD :n y., F. .a•� .a my home Allurdable rates Non-smok- ng Full-time 6 months & up 305-428- 2676 LOVINGdaycare available in n nnni� BrockWaior Oaks. ihordable rates CPR & First Aid and more' 1905)426-3964 ALL AGES. loving home in V,,M Ala. experienced muthei of 2. non-smoking no xis. outside activities daily Rhonda 619-1675 EXPERIENCED CARE GIVER (N'e,tn,'v \ ,,t 401 ) tirar .c'twrl� & park Hort nutntwu. meAlh. In C Firm ml yard. oxnfrMablr emmm- ment 428-0097 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Leong layrare 18 months to 12 years Daily oufings Ilenced backyard and park) Cutts. story time, music. 1`11 .1- - Inbous meats & snicks First Aid C PR certified Non smoking receipts 905.428- 1244 WOMAN OF COLOUR with ('-.v -;)-ewe loving numb :!Rican, smoke fret hunt. 'leuble riours. reliable and at- rdable services. 18month I'd old Bayly/l(rosno Before ,'d after school also aval- 1* Call Linda at (905) 420- -AI Empoynrerl 1 l Wanted MATURE HUNGARIAN -lean ung Iddy arail.we -,nest. rekabe excellent reterarCts gall Maria at 723-7287 DR411610 Ftreslood KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD. ex- cellent very best qual ty hard- wood, guaranteed extra loop lime fully seasoned. cut & spat Honest measurement. free delivery, 905-753-2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top quality seasoned hardwood Servuq Pidkennq Alan. wnd- by 94 Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 FMEVMD all hardwood Logs and stabs also cat and %(115)852-7506 plit All seasoned 1905)852.7586 FOR Il l ll; Cut, Split & delivered. $60/ face cord. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 KOKA LINER, est.1961. I'x6-x12- - S64. 4'xWxlf;• - 569. Discount on full Crush cord. free Delivery Oshawa area. Buy Local & Save Big Savings Days: 705.277-3381, toll free from Oshawa; even- ings: 905.434-6665. 1 sArPM BROTHER MFC1950MC Fax/ Scanner/Printer/copier/Mers- sage Centre, like new, $425. 2dr. lateral fie, black, kic". like ries .5125.905-42(1-3332. CM ORGAN for sale, ex- celleril condition 2 keyboard & pedals, must sell $200. 080. Sega Genesis, excellent condition, 5 games included, $110. finn (905)M 1014 ITS GETTING COLD OUTSIDE and we're having a window extravaganza. Great graces on our VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS expertly installed Baycrest renovations (905)576-8525 new. still packaged. cost $11.000 Sacrifice 54.500 (416) 255-0285 12 R. above ground pool with V1011heater and all equipment Will help take down $700. Also small propane furnace wrth 100 Ib. propane tank and all equipment 5450 Call Kirk or Hope 432-1863 (snp) 2 LAMINATING MACHINES -1- 26x26 Orytech hard top 1- 32x48 Drytech vacuum press Both in excellent condition (Retail Value $7000) Perfect small business opportunity for lamination of posters. prints etc. will sell $3500. pair. Can Sav at 728-6368 (snp) PIECE OAK duuttg room su- ite $1800 Mates bed and bookcase headboard. $150 Landscape mirror. $50. Phone 668-1982 ADMIRAL DISHWASHER 4 years ;ad In good _undrtion S12G Gell 852-1837 atter 6 pm AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS, Sne^:'I.n Chirrne7 cleaning/ caps. as low as $59 00 Pest screening installed S2500 No muss no fuss guaranteed TREE ESTIMATES (9051686- '741 BABY FURNITURE 'all while) p,2 !n,01 Sl armoire. dresser with orange table top d glider chair Less than 4yrs Old , excellent condition. ask- ing $1.000 905-831-8935 PIED. BLACK Nrought iron ca- nupy. queer' �rlhopedic mat- Iress/Irame Never opened. $1.200 Sacrifice $490 (416)255-0285 BEVELLED GLASS ROOM 'h waer 3 panels. lcmner trig approximate we 7 feet high by 6 feet wide Call 905- 668-6487 BLACK ORNAMENTAL FENCE sea oils 9 , 5 SS,: each Pallet Truck 'HyoraWic) $200. Welder, $200 each, Press 50T. 5200. Work Table. $15 Ladders. S30 each office fur- n4ure. negotiable Call even- ings 905-649-1645 BLINDS -.ut the middleman Installer has custom made window coverings vertical. Venetian. Shutters Free esti- mates (416)-227.7777 or 905)-660-OG72 or 1-888-369- 555 DRAPES (blends 3r long. 41- wide, match" shower rl n Oriental design Like cu new 905-417-1822 BEDDING Ouvet covtr- :I,,eet: Ded skirt (double). pillow-snams 6 sheets. blue (oral -newt 905-427.1822 BARRDAY BODY ARMOUR S,:e 44 homes With !w,; bel Irshc Paas and with (loth niter & outer carrier Brand new July/98 5500 obo 905-438- 8839(snp) CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick plush stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only 536900 Price includes 30 SO yds carpet. deluxe pad MW installation in your home Free giaotabon n your home No interest, no payment for one tilt year. Darwel. 1-000- 217-0104 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - 100% nylon stain re - )ase, carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq. yd) Includes carpet, premium pad and mstaNa- lion. Free estimates, carpet repairs. surrounding x Samm905- 686.1772. CARPET SALE. Call and Save UP to 501/6 ON lupe selection of color and design. c ustonw satisfaction guaranteed For free estimate Call Mike. (W5) 431-4040.(416) 822-8226 IN Bar chesterfield, love - seat, black. Moire. taupe stripe. dWWI. $700 Smoll glass Coffee tattle whrtarble base $175: KING-SIZE bed. GIBBARD solid cherry heA- board, shteMs, duvet indul ed. M. 905.430-1465 DBKTRW Vhrlfia6 Gown. size 9. pad $3.000, will seg. $1,000. DNkrrg room set whine lacquer + buffet, hutch. 6 chairs, large table. 2 leaves. wad $7500. will sell. $2,000. Ikea desk, 62' long, White. $40.905.831-4217. DISCOVER scum Ommi! Scuba and w sta gg.egwFaill merit sale now, on. CRN (905) 668.8566. Dive Sofa Scuba. www divesource.com. IS YOUR MIN aging taster than you are? Revolutionary anti -aging system. Clinical reSURs after 4 weeks include: 421% reduction in wrinkles & 154% increase in skin firm- ness & elasticity. 100% Un- conditional Guarantee. Do your products measure up? You could win freeslun care for a year. For info. call 905 728-8220 ext. 2 ENTIRE KITCHEN cabinetry and counter tops, almond col- or. Includes stove and dish- washer, $750. or stove and dishwasher $300 (905) 668- 5877 1 Anita 1 Artid•s Wanted FREEZER FRIDGE GE, Top of ANT] OUES?Absolutely! Ad rhe line. less than 1 Yr lace- always valuable_ usually $1.800. Jet -Air barbecue free' Purchasing outright. es - stove. $300. 5 pee bedroom cont - tales w/some antiqu(ito set. with new mattress $700. limit te ents. o value con - coffee table, Eke new. rose- sidered). collections of any wood. square. $250. 2 per- Sort, quantities or single an Stan carpets $800. 12 x 10 lique items Special Interest m carpet. top of the line, multi Moorcrol pottery 111 try to re - color. $250. office set wtth 2 spond to all queries Robert high back chairs and swivel Bowen Antiques- Brookhn chair. rosewood. credenza Ontario (905)655-8049. tax and office desk $800 (905) (905)655-5501 697-9052 CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. FUTONS, MATTRESSES, Sell &more' Pay lop dollar Bean Bags. Sofas. Bedroom for top items Home audio/ Suites. Baby Furniture. We video, car audio. to CO S. stock Brand Names like Sim- movies. games• gold, dia- mons. Palliser. Trigold 3 monds. furniture, appliances Hammer. The Best Quality at (905)433-1785 905 571-2274 the Lowest Price in Durham (905)666-0004 (prefer all Futons are always in stock Items in working order) Ready to take back to School LUIGI s Furniture. 488 King St DO you have valuable an - w Oshawa (905)-436-0860 a q es or estate contents? Let ceue,tl cunddwit certifiedI us assist you in achieving the HANKS' APPLIANCES. Blow- highest possible prices Cab oc: Sale' Sales Parts Serv- to -day Henry or Gayle Kahn We Maytag Washers. $275. 'Antique Consultants- with Maytag electric dryers $250. nearly 30 years experience Maytaq Gas dryers $300 Phone 905-985-8161 fridges $100/up. All sizes SALES LIMITED I Stoves. self-cleaning and reg- Road last Thur Reward ular oven $250 each Upright WA%TFI) freezer $200. stackable wash- USED er S dryer 5yrs old $700 E%flB0SSI1,'C valued at $1600 Dryers 5100( MACHINE up washer $175/up White apt stoves $50/each Hurry- ut pI hUr 1 U P ' stock iS moving last Financ- cards frig available Up to lyr war- Please call Sav at ranty 426 Simcoe St S 579-4407 (905)728-4043 WASHER is DRYER Excellent SKIM TZU puppies. tricolour rdn!on will delver 3 hook- up Can separate set Gail (905)-839-0098 KING BED X thick Orthopedic IcvloD set and frame. still ,n plastic, cost SI.500 Sell 5625 (416)255-0285 OAK dinmgroom set, buffet ADI nutrn. six toot table pulls out 10 eight feet. 2 captains chairs. 4 high back chair$. like new 723-7242 or 571- 7331 (snp) 71•7331(snp) OFFICE MOVING contents P441Arts Crafts �..w Mesas t,tijrS. tables. dramng equipment W1Wocop- CRAFTERS WANTED , '^ ,er - many more Call 905- Gift and Cray ;r, w;;,ace lo. 831-3791 sated ,n the Lour:ce Flea F4MOS,'GRANDFATHER Maker 4km east of Oshawa a5 I,rnled Bark to Let us show and sell your Schwa, Spedials Huge selec Crafts directly to the public THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCPOBE.R 4, 19913 - PAGE 33 AutamobHa 1 1 all Pa^muds a all partmerrts or 1 1 for SarN 1 1 for 1 1 for s.lelp a Marine a RW s a R.nt RW" 1977 Honda Civic he Rarer 1994 r O A new 1397cr, pohshe b. gran m SE 4 or fully 115kmsDark auto Vi TITANIC SALE! ROCK BOT- ASELICES FE SAW 1110 31' CRUISERS INC. twin 260 Mcanvasers ed. post frac Holly a '2 $1000 obo 1 excelreen. ient condition. N ECTIONI OFUUNSNK- New 1233 ll l0ey. 7haved IS OS -328.2212 (snp) was asking $9800 , reduced to $7999 obo Call Dianne 666- ABLE CARS AND VANS EG. sleeps 6 mint condition, Pon 1984 GRAND 4093 15nD1 JUST DOCKED. - 91 Bunk LeSabre loaded, Darhnglon Marina $47500 Prix, 1984 Nis. sari Hing Cab 5800 each or best offer Box trader $250 1991 CHEV 'denture Minivan, Ltd Sdrer gqrey beauty only $7.500 91 Tempo. au, auto 140.000 7257226 FISHING BOAT for sale 1982 Please call 1905)436 7695 loaded 22 000kms W111 $1,500 CASH it assume kms spotless and cheap rebuilt 55hp Johnson out - foot 1988 CAVALIER RS air sun- you lease payment (22 payments $3950 92 Jeep YJ. auto, air, soft top only, 4 0 titre 145 000 board operated Johnson tmumq motor Caravan trader. roof erm-,- :n ,nant running lett 5350/month) Please call 05)723 0814 kms. try $8,850 95 Cavalier 51 00 Please Dhone 905 - condition aPprux 230K most. ly highwa S2M0 C chit ki; pcold Codon $5100 as ¢ Tek - 5 speed coup only 45,000 723 7932 706-1460 Y al 905- 1988 CORSICA. 1%000kms S25'?5 tier oke new 1988 Cavalier 140.000kms $1895 cert 1990 Lumma $2895 Geri 1986 Olds wagon cutlass cruiser, fully loaded. $1195 Cert 1987 Ford Van. $1895 cell 1986 Park Ave, $600 as is (905)404 9759 1988 JAGUAR 1(16. 96 500 - mlies all ;rinse records dvailaDle. beautiful car leath- er interior. Pirelli fires. gun- metal grey in colour asking $8.500 Can Robert 805-649 '565 1988 PONTIAC GRAND AM ' Sue 2 •+,cr STC 4 / 90.00 km $800 as is Call iemngs 905-619-0252 1988 RELIANT wagon 5 Deed motor Clutch done '5.000 miles ago new front I rakes,muf ler $775 1982 odge Club cab D,u exc 360 kms lust $9.750 93 Aerostat OUTSIDE STORAGE for boats, van a-1. red and silver mint $6.600 95 Surdne air auto yrs motor homes traders. 'Nilde een onli/ 57000 kms. sale etc Sales. 4100 Thick- 9.950 BON VOYAGE- 92 son Rd North, RR►1 Brooklm Grand Am •/-6 loaded pns- 905-655-8016 line white 111,006 kms tan- REA Farm lashc $7 500 93 Dodge Cara- Equipment 'ran SE. dark gqreen, mag,. au all :nr,:,s.:e ;"a•• now $8.500 95 Firetfy 4 cyl . BACHELOR APT 5512 •,,r!r, auto, air, low kms. 57.995 86 y Dtih b,s unes 3r,. floor walk - Toyota 4 x 4 wagon absolute -up. mint 105 000 kms aril v, elevator enqulnes Call Mark 852-3107 Leave me - 83 985 93 Dodge Caravan. sage Grand all bells and whistles. euro. $2.495 1988 Grand .. �nx. 2 dr auto $3 950 1988 $9.9% 92 Merc Sable G S a l l apartments just gorgeous loaded. For Rem $6.600. 93 Geo Storm Sport, FREE INTERNET ACCESS auto 104000 kms. now 1 BEDROOM - 55.995 92 Sunb❑d lovely tow, S:'.. , , - teal, like new $4495. REAL all :nr,:,s.:e ;"a•• BOATS 91 Lincoln Cominen- able Oct 1s! •-a^ hal loaded. 129 rOG 263-9%6 after 6D" kmstitanium on Mather now mm Must be 1Byrs Serve -U P500. 92 Park Ave. super I 1 • saded. 127.000 this. black line 619-645-8434 98.000 klms. (mostly IT leather only $9 500 92 with two pant 1T Storm Subs. (,This Baby Pounds')) Pd • - Olds Delta 88 Royale L S Simco$ SI S Oshawa (M"4-2255 Over $900_ asking j450 Also ; 1 Fo rd chit ki; pcold Codon $5100 as ¢ Tek - ;tor/ and once $8.850 FOR a parr of 6• Boss speakers with tweets/Crossovers $150 GOLD AND DIAMOND :race- phone 1905) 837.25W a I All car stereo equip lordly THESE AND OTHER FINE 5990 PONTIAC Grill used Dont rtkS$ tlxs trivent.29/98 Uxbridge un�Sept ar erx� iotor runs good. $675 Call 3/ :eieonhy 5,W VESSELS SEE YOU AT CERTI- 33-5503 yrs in excellent ondihon CAR AUTO CENTRE. 155 1989 CHEVY BERETTA GT - With AVC. certified or best otter KING ST WEST AT MIDTOWN i OC iirr ,tilhu air •,tided 683.73p1 or 4281879 after 6 MALL CALL 1905) 579.2886 -try clean 54995 certified pm _ OPEN SUNDAYS. ask for Dan or Bonnie 691 r57 1909 DODGE GRAND CARA- ,AN lit,aiterl new hatter) and Ternd:or Naeds work $1500 I'. IS Call Rick '905) 428. ,54 1909 GMC ).,tart loaded air. Q& C; only 148Km; 54800 1985 Nissan Maxima auto, pl,'pb/ps. sunroct air only 154Kms $1.950 1987 Mercury Sable auto. loaded tps air am,1m ass. 166 kms. $1800 1985 Toyota Cressida Ps/Pb auto blue. 166 Kms $1000 !905)-432- 2821 BEAUTIFUL 1394 Lincoln T,,o^ :dr 'Nhife. with wnrte leather mtenor Sunrool. total luxury car All options, great shape Certified $17000 Call Kirk it Hope at 432.1863 (snp OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE MECHANIC $15 95 Lube. Oil and Filter with this ad. Alio Car cleanup Reasonable rata. Easy financing t War- ranty available. M Recondr tinned Certified cars available 1994 GRANC-AM 4 it $6.795 1994 SUNBIRC 2 dr. auto. $6295 1992 Z24 auto You do not curve to be there $5995 1995 Sunturd G 1T hon new and used pianos Call 905-436-1024 1919 HONDA ACCORD )upe $6.400 1992 Geo Storm. auto. New gital ponos from 5895 LX )ne Owner at 53000 $4995 1992 Astro $8500, and up Rent to Duro, 1007. of (9051 852-5946 1992 LeBaron GTC 5 sDetd all rental payments apply $5495. 1992 Lumina APV Also a Huge selection o! $9 950 1991 "randtatfer docks from $995 Computer Computers Scoupe LS $3 495 1991 Bon - and up Call TELEP PIANO 1 Internet 1 i M, nevlle $5995 1991 Sonoma 433-1491 1 speed S6 995 1991 Z24 5 POOL Tables B vol 9 slate 111,411 tab'•S 'or safe Call 905.420 6113 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. -n and ref,'.;,,d;!uned, tuin warrawj Faddys Market. 905-263-8369 or 1-800-798- 5502 SNEDMAN Oualwty wouden :Peed $5.495 1991 Lumina i*.uro 4 dr $5 995. 1990 Aero- -far $4 950 1990 Taurus 2 to moose 1990 Sprint 4 Or. +oto. 19% Z24 5 speed 53.595 1990 Sunblrd 4 or S3.450 . 1990 Gorsix 4 Or auto $3 695 1990 Cavalier 2 ;r. auto. $3200. 1990 Regal dr, auto $3995 1989 Car - van. $4.995 1989 Cavalier 2 'r auto S3 3OG 1988 Sentra - r. - Dam led. only 5255 plus tax Ma oma siz- "il Computer 1 Auonsobles 1 1 ,a saw euro. $2.495 1988 Grand .. �nx. 2 dr auto $3 950 1988 es and styles available Also ,imertiel State of the Art sionchoodding Mustang Lx $2 695 1989 garages and decks 161 Mc- Kay Rd Until 3. Pickenng For FREE INTERNET ACCESS 1989 PLYMOUTH Ada'r'i P.erena GT 5 speed $3695 • mere info call 905-619-21793 Ar a 'i J !� .'- -, r.e' cite Shows show' Call I -W4- PS DB nit ' Sc ; )- w z A-1 964 Corvette $8 995 Custom S 10 $7 995 ' 471 Mustang SSS PANASONIC CO PLAYER you 561.0070, ext 2005 $299, condition only 52.600 cert( tied Picker'I Rust Chet $3 400 Mon-ThurS /am - If. ^ '•tacraDle face 8 rem- mm Must be 1Byrs Serve -U 831-2551 Bpm. Fri. tam -Tont Sat gam Ore Asking $225 BIG BOX line 619-645-8434 98.000 klms. (mostly Spm Buy Sell Trade' 110 with two pant 1T Storm Subs. (,This Baby Pounds')) Pd Lost t 1990 COROLLA. LE. auiarnat- 4 ° -{,C Simco$ SI S Oshawa (M"4-2255 Over $900_ asking j450 Also ; 1 Fo rd chit ki; pcold Codon $5100 as ¢ Tek - a parr of 6• Boss speakers with tweets/Crossovers $150 GOLD AND DIAMOND :race- phone 1905) 837.25W a I All car stereo equip lordly 1antimlown 5990 PONTIAC Grill used Dont rtkS$ tlxs trivent.29/98 Uxbridge un�Sept ar erx� was deal 1905)-427.1822. Reward CaII 852-,695 ceue,tl cunddwit certifiedI STOCK CAR trailer 25(16 ball LOST KEYS. Urgently re- 54.700 00 905-666-4136 I single axle 1 ton wheels. Lae• quired for a senior citizen rack and alumnum ramps. Lost on King and Harmony SALES LIMITED I S2GOo obo 1-705-328-2212 Road last Thur Reward • e snp) (905)725-7102 WWW. s CARCHOICE.COM I PINEIOAK FURNITURE.. En- 1 soodkm !ertanlment units. Home of lice. Dining Room, Kitchen, SKIM TZU puppies. tricolour I Bedroom and Custom fVst shots adorable, also 1991 - 2 Dr. 5 sled.. Pontiac Desagnts, our Craftsmen have had led orange wing Ama- Firefly 120.000 km Excellent been the f zons Payment plans avail- condition Asiana $2300 o b o Quality sold pine 6 tale tum- able Call 576-8045 434-7188 or 4333-4793 tore for the home since LHASA AM pups for sale 1991 Buick Regal Grand 1974 Drop in and see our SM. Males 3 females avail- able, various colours Ready Sport, loaded, excellent con - State of the Art sionchoodding l0 90. (705)786 3124, leave dition low mileage Asking � tadby and let us dro. No pets. Only responsible $7900. Ivan - evenings eni 723-- how titre furniture is 1492 (snp) made.. our motto... There is ENGLM Spangler. liver and No Substitute for Ouali- white, Ave Yeak old ulered mine.reeds lovi adult 1911 PONTIAC Grand Prix. ty' .Traditional Woodwork- home. No charge. D416- I.E. great condition. only Ing North Pon Road (S. 862-38912. Evenings 905 668- 98.000 klms. (mostly oh Reach Rd.) Pat Perry 905- 1287. Hwy )new brakes, tires, air, 985-8774. Mu - lots of pol t 00"Yon, neer stain re - lase mon hand. I led includes pcaorppe�(� 5349. Price expert astaAa'depremium �Nv - try. free esOmta04 (30 yards). Norman 686-2314. USED FRIMM $IB$ and Ip, used ranges $125 and up. used dryers $125 and up, used washers $235 and up. new and used coin operated washers and dryers at low Prices. New brand name Indges $480 and up. new ITR top ranges with clock and glass door $479 and up. wide selection of other new and used appliances. Call use to- day Stephenson's applianc- es 154 Bruce St. Oshawa(905) 576-7448 GARAGE door repairs, broken springs, cables, rollers, open- ers Installed 416-336.0073 STALLS AVARABIE at private bam. north Wheby, indoor ar- ena, said ring, wash stat, in- dividual feeding pr pram. Ex- CePe nt care. (905)655.9994. Siaatt. KITTENS WITH FNIST BOOSTEII available for Will tion, as areU as adult rats. (faced and vaccinated) Many daps also in need of respon- sible loving domes. Pets sup- Romlies, donations and foster e$ for dogs also needed. Please call Durham Animal Adoption, at(905)438-8411 11 AtNatar SW ribbla 9% DOWWAYItENT - no tum down, good selection. Starting 6 $199/month. 905-420- (Sunday's by apps) 1973 JAGUAR 'E• Type V12 engine. mint condnlo,l. ongf- nal owner 34.000 miles $35.000 certified Call 728- 9471 by appl only lift, certified, 36,8000 call 905-623-8563 1!181 PONTIAC 6000 LE, au- totnatic. all power, am -fm Cassette, cruise. air, alumi- num wheels, 160,000 kill., A-1 conalliori, 4Q.UUV urrurauu (905) 623-5853 1992 CAMMO AS.. Power windows. doors, and trunk. air, cruise 6 till, 25th Anniver- sary. $9.000 080 call Al. 905-686-3628. 1992 CAVALIER 79.000 Kit., 4 dr., auto, power lodes, 4 new !ires. new battery, air. asking $6,500, or best offer. (905) 728-0670 1912 ELANTRA GLS, auto, air. fully loaded, drives like new Dealer serviced. Only $4.890 certified. Cal! Dan (905) d34- 5786. 1914 CHRYSLER INTREPID - 170.000 km. new tires, and more, Excellent condition. certified $8.500 o b o 905- 852-6263 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? ShOWCaSe it TMTM1mss Dwham Re*on. CA C1.2 iksooMeds at 683-0%0% or fax 579-4218 TO A 0000 HOME 1987 To'/ola Supra--urbo -arga Newly reouut engine. new paint - custom colour Must sell - $3 800 Please ru 905- 666-8U7 snp 1 Autoh+oales Warned A i A AUTO- •rucxs t'Af` No a, $80- $l0 000 rSh or, the spot Any -ondr tion any year Call us arry- 'ime, 24 hours 7 days 0 mn service 905-6W5= Or 305 iW5234 M to $7500 '^r scrap cars 8 t -, r-, ;•.nd,tion ver"c,es 24ru :fee Townng An Durham Recycling ars 6 trucks wanted 1OP CASH GUARANTEED 19051706-5740 or 837-9226 CASH FOR CARS' he buy us• IhicleS :er•,.ies must be ,n running condition Gall 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES JOHNNY JUNKER i"p.aiin•r d rap cars, truck.. VA M, sF+ecdv sen' ai e 1905) 655-4609 It no answer call 1416)-286-6156 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS -ecenq� '�C. �le-r dCd Jeale •. $100413000 cash on :rte spot For cars. trucks any :urdNon Guaranteed parts said and repairs 190506- 1771 days or 14161684-1121 evenrps 1 Trucks for Sake, 1977 GMC ',mmynor:±rtee to pick up. V8 350cc. 4x4 maWr work done. but needs ;ompletion $1.000 839-1357 1902 S-10 350 V8. $1800 as best otter Call 9051576-7540 190 CNEV 150 SERIES halt in P S P B V8 cap 20C 000 km, all original, excellent condition, asking $4150 Phone 579-4008 1 Thro1 • 1 1983 FORD VAN 150 Model 300. 6 cyl. 4 spit. standard. $850 as is. 905-985-3740 • 180 CHRYSLER CARAVAN, 86 klrns., mar condioon. one owner. $15.500. certified 905.404-1307 al everlrgs. 0 AS1110 CALICO Van. Re- IuiK elupKre asking SM. 91 Safari Grgo, partuly -- United, new bres, asking $4500. Call (905)-728-9218 day a right. 1988 Dodge Grand Caravan, 3 3L V6. auto. overdrive, 64.000 km. Am/Im cess. 10- disk o-disk CO changer. $15.900 obo 434-2775 �TraNm Ins FLEETWOOD Prowler 51h wheel trailer, 26.1/2, sleeps 6. like new. $9.500 Solid new screen doors. 36W while. almond $150 each Call 1905!666-1951 1 Auho Le" Rentalke BARGAIN RENTALS from $400 mo includes KM it In- surance Pickering CaSh OK (416)-937-9742 2 BEDROOM =;..-- mr;asrr. innrieixaie posxssion Also furnished 1 bedroom Also $650 mm", bus route Park Re HiRpde 905-576-8387 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT downtown Jac -Si`.-. _� month ufiid,p ,not :nauded Fndge/slove included. avail- able now 852 -MIS 2 BEDROOM 1carimerK no pets $6'` ,-.•. 1.last month S nett Call 1416,225-4343 2 bedroom basement apt Sep entrance Including uph- '$ Cabe. Ont-ar parking 'sLUst'no t -smoker or pets 'eterred $750/mo Available "Innedutety or Nov 1 Mapr- :,ks.Brxk, Pickering 905- 4 '5C9 AGNES ST. OSHAWA 2 -BED- ROOM. •.paocus -.I ,,, - <nced yard partite; '-rdge^st„ve Included ring 'elusive firstlast required 4+actable Nov 1st Call 436- :2719 AJAX - 2 BEDROOM .t•.e stove. 4 ,Ice bath own en. trance. near lake aD$tainer. non-smoker 5675 induswe. rmrnedwev 426-1228 aha 7 pm AJAX Bachelor apt Avail :rt ' 5tr S550mo all India - s. we lstast required Sep emr Non-smoker Call after 6pm (905)-081 AJAX SOUTH large bright clean 1 bedroom basement apt eat -in kitchen. lacuzig tub. ;aundry/parking no SmokerS. pees $675 hrstlast Avail Nov 1 Jim or Joanne 005- 619-65M AJAX. OCTOBER, Large t bedroom Casement parking, separate entrance, gas fire- Dplace. prefers quiet. resportsi- ble mature working lemale No smolurgipets. hrsillast. $600. inclusive, references (905)-686-6773 AJAX. WES7EY/An 1 bed- room bsmt.study. Walk to amenties and go. Non-smok- ing- Suit" for sKtgle adult. $650 nckusive. Also room for rho 5350 ndusive (905)426- 2941. AMANABLE for October 1 and Nov. 1 -Two bedroom apts. SmaY Qiliet building. Snap dogs oK Laurrdry lin prtuna- es. BIoaaIson area CaN 728 -CM alter 3 p.m. AMIABLE OMMM, in Whitby Apt. building. spa- cious, carpeted, newly paint- ed. with balcory, dose to bus. Shoplifting. all unities included. firsMast required, no pets, 1 bedroom $690- 2 bedroom. $790. 3 bedroom $850 Call 430-0134. BRIGHT 2 bedroom basement apartment with side -door en- trance, utilities included. $7511 month Available Nov 1st Hwy 21Whiles Rd area Call 4211-111 ' 20 5911 BROOKLIN,one bedroom apart November Ist. $510 plus hydro Also one large room. available now $395 per mo, utilities included Call (905)655-5539 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: -VINw.ge(lcities.com, .v,lil treetifl(xyr/ 7657,'hlkhriser. html. ".ENTRAL Oshawa avail - lie December 1st in el amta,ned building dose to I amenities Please all •05)723-0977 NORTH OSHAWA :lean wlm r0arood tlwrs, air dish- •. rsher. park:(•, and storage ,'iliftes Suit p,oferswral ;100 plus hydro (905,42; .157 WMMY -arge 3 bedroom 4,';e a' m kitchen ,n triplex ceitlraiy ,opted SW -hydro Avail Nov ' 9051 5C9 ' 305 amts HARMONY 401 ar+a, 1 -bed r; :e tie -era apartment. sett -contained Fireplace. kitchen, large backyard very clean, available immediately parking $SDG , uIll -($7d mo , Call '705,277-9981 LARGE BASEMENT :,,art- ment Arai Aol• - 15 Fndge stove. able ahhfieS included $150C, month For more wdormatfon can aher 5 p m 579-3682 LUXURIOUS ONE Broom can,!,: JDa^me... .r tur- r+,s: J .,,,;a(ed .:lax wa ertrom Pool tennis court sauna whirlpool avadable mmeduteny $950 per mo Parking included 1905) 940- 2944 NORTH OSHAWA It, wen ,m.dnaged "wet Duid- rg Controlled entrance $624 utd able. parUN Nc Jugs Nov Dec 1st 905 579-5%4 AVAILABLE NOW , xdroom aDd"'�loafed 5695monttay wici_;es !ndge stove coin Laundry facilities and parlung ;ad 576-2151 2 BEDROOM AVAILABLE IM- MEOMTELY • , t!,,,rs - Maaga Rd sraa, ata 946 Masson St Oshawa From $700 per mo at inclusive No pets Please call anytime 19051.576-674 PICKERNG ' Beaocn • I large basement apanmM1. $-, 85 inclusive. hrsulasl. ron- smoker no pers. separate en- trance Call905-686-0259 1 K(MOOM bachelor apart - mems. 5475 mo able 3 all utilities included. quiet non- smokerrpets Close to all amerkhes Showing daily 4pm-6pm. (905)9224911 OE bedroom basement apt Private entrance Laundry, t- ar Wrlrrrg. $650 uohres m- dided. No smoking. no pets. referencesrequired Ajax. avadg* Oct. /5 426-3405 SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroomopts. Avail at 900 and 886 Glen St. Some with Walt -in closets, pant provd- OSHA'WA :REEK _ -,ar T $800 3 bedroom $900 4 bedroom plus den $1290 All utilities ,rtduded Laundry room emu - rte 576-2925 OSHAWA- ;arnetor base- r,-: - al area. Sed o0rt- taned. caoie. antral air partmr, non-smoker $390, hill I ST and last Re^trrtg Oct 1st Call 905-571-2885 at ter bpm PICKERING PARKWAY ,ps- cal, . •• - .,ate laundry dKtMaSfltr. Sedan - um, recreation facilities in- door pool etc underground partrmG available November S855�• muntn �I 1905-509- PICKERING GLENDALE. ' bit,,, , -. cdsemer' aC' Avawue uctober 15 Air-con- ditioned. able. dose to GO mall bus Quiet mature non- smoker No pers Fustla$t re- quired$550 mo 905-831 - PICKERING. ' 12 bedroom ^.ati+--. ,C' separate en- Iranlde, parking. laundry a- ble first d ash $675 OO, mo no pets references requrred 905 339 6941 AJAX SOUTH - Segal one D -en basement aparimcnit indge stove fireplace. able, Damn,; Near 'uS. wee bark and sn„ppr+g do pets SmOking ISVU$t $125 rnduswve Avail Dec 1st .905, 686-443 SOUTH OSHAWA ::ean t s • . •, b,. ,.-,... van - mer" aus do trum door pn- valeentrance All ndusive Ava,IaDie Oct 15 references regwred Looking !Or single qua person istlaSt required 905-579-4051 U ignt. spaCICcs 2 3 3 r aptS. utilities incl. C cse to schools. shop - ,g and 40' Transit ngn! past your door For a^l:i call. (905) 721$741 rOP FLOOR. .N house ren - 'rally located Aµxi, 3 bed- room, fenced backyard 1st 8 last, references. $1.150.. avails a Oct 15. 839--0263 No pas Two - one bedroom apts - 98 Olive Ave it 176 Warren for rem indudIN treat and hydro. tndge. stove Available im- mediately F1.sttast. Also double garage for rent. 98 Olive Ave. 723-1290 TWO BEDROOM aptl within walking distance to Oshawa Centre. 5695 heal 6 hydro at- dusave can 905•41104-0905. ed. Close to schools. shoo- ping cerdre. GO Station UtiG- TWO BEDROOM upper apt. in IW aicltlded. Can 728 4993. Brookhn, separate entrance. utilities included, Laundry OSHAWA 2 bedroom base- facilities, single garage. ment apt. separate entrance. $700./mo . non-smokers. no firsUlast- 5550 month plus fly -pets. 905.655-3379. 7am- dro. No pets. Only responsible Spm. WHY rent when you can own /our own name for less than you think'/" Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) LIS 905) 668-3800 or 19051 666- 3211 1 Houses For Rent re 1 1 r r ., ABA OA8A DU :• a S500 down .'+o1Oe • 6 months tree or If", ?gals or reduced mortgage ate From $75C.momh a8 n- :iusive Income requirement rom $2750C gross Call de- _,ons Coldwell Banker (�:5728-94(4 3 BEDROOM - oat'••^cros port' tee;' ,:. Good lo- cation Great double garage Large yard Gose to all amenities Appliances in name .7 ' . utilities Avast - able Nov 1st Call Anthomy 723-1362 snpl 3 bedroom rouse 2-:ar Qa age acre "try tarm 3- stall horse bam willhy0rc hmsned basement close to schools arM piara rWhdby: Oshawa border 5%9.-7581 3 BEDROOM :tr hcme a,e , I. ,n Bouin Whitby :u.se ;O Station gas neat immediate occu- pancy $81`4 • Cail 905.6( i 6611 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN' N" rte. u . Very dean two star ey tour bedroom dose to downtown Oshawa all 1905)433.7949 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 'nrulc burn SSxi,mu.un~ o,•,• ROka :Gldwei; aanke,r X905, AJAX 4 •,edr_om nouse. ;.. ^, appliances garage S': ri,monln Available e comber 1st ;all 1905)433 78,5 A7EMTIOM GOOD TENANTS' single lar.., ; - x Cee- trak Oshawa Completely ren- avaled NeN kdcneniDath- room, wan to-.vall broadloom Fenced -m backyard 2 -car parking Near ,ranscortatan SBIX-it sties Firstlast refer- ences credo-ciecic non -pet owners preterred remediate occupancry 7pm-9pm 14161 480-.,217 DOWNTOWN WHITBY adult -0,100 :ewnhiouse. 2 tedmoms. 1 1,2 'Jt tS, kitchen, 5 appltav'- sundry. iiong dining. • re ,Lace. security private qa- "dQe PkDeis 5115u m0 •utl- ,tes 905-42u-1279 HAMPTON Horse Farm with large home 6 apt for lease Large 3.4 bedroom brick bun- galow with 2 bedroom in-law apt. on 10 acres 2 storey horse barn with 17 stalls, workshop d IackroOm,ottice use of traunding trade ferlhd paddocks 1.800 00 per month plus utilities and ap- pkartoes. Open house 2.4p in WnwAay OCtober 14. 1998 2360 Concession road 6 Property is situated in the northeast corner at Req. Rd 57 and Cone Road 6 For more information please au Janet Stafrace (905) 472-7?D2 during looseness hours. EAR Sash GM 3 bedrooms, man floor. Fndge, stove. Wrn- dry. parking Near all ameni- ties. Very dean. aic No pets Possession Nov 1st 51100 all inclusive 728-9175 (snp) tenant Call 1905) 655-5-W M l Houtes�r a Relief a l lbuas� R•rN Reid SICK OF KEN I N6?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $7001/month MiMmum kx*" 530,000 year Not much downpayment?? Cell Mark! Help for discharged bankrupts Choose orw3: Cash rebate up to $5,000 QB Dilswunted (905) 571-6275 or Mortgage -800.840-6275 Mark Stapley Sates Rep. Re matt Ability Real Estate Ltd. PAGE 34 - THE NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4,1998 1 owmtatsee a EM urroltoilses a • 1 �9�. . 1 longlrges,— Rent Rem • bmurence • Insurance FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 Rem RANCH bungaiow Newicn- v Ile area 4 bedrooms 2 baths, laciun. deck, fireplace. garage available Dec 1st or Jan 1st $900 plus utilities Fusylast Call (905)786-2136 WHITBY luxury lower du- pio eve, :700 sq R Ceram- ic boors gas fireplace. Bill C", spectacular kitchen, taxi:: apppliances. plus mr •_ $12 !mo includes everything Frank 432-2000 WHITBY, 4 BEDROOM House with eat in k:t:'ie- by ng dining family room w, fireplace and 2 car garage Basement apartment (legal) rented separateiyl Minimum One year lease IslAdst reter- encfs retired SMOG plus UhldieS Grill Tim Webster. Sutton Group Heritage (905) 619-9500 ImHouvng ww,tw SEEKING TO RENT d 4 pea - room " <v or se'-' Must be Within 4 Km of Port Perry Fre Han Please eau Craig or Scott at905-985 9IM sip 1 Townhouse$ For Rem BRIGHT. -.:1:. spac,s,i Dec',cm townhouse. 5 ap- peances 1 underground park. ing spot dose to an amem- ties Town Centre. lake 4: 1 and Go station $1100morih Avail Nov 1 Call Lisa 4161283-6205 CARRIAGE HILL TO WN 4 lY -,-pone St E Oshawa 3 bedrooms avari- able October 2 bedrooms aro 3 bedrooms for December c111434-3972 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAD nom, $5;•_ J,1 vn U,'. E aont!n free ,rpm S� 5 mo all inclusive Mm mum. income 528 C00 0.1 c Aweiia Rasanu 1,; uv. Cold- - wen Barre' RMP Real Estate 728-94'4 ex' 2C• ;,r for line (905 4;7 3BOG4 ITOSpace F COMMERCIAL SPACE e,a1- aae H Jxbndge 600 sq it al 512 per Fined for dog OroommQ business includingii tubs BSZ-3,55 1 Rooms for Rem CLFA% BRIGHT HOUSE Whntr. Rd ti 4e : K,xxns for rent B&F available ",-ekl% i monthly. H}'dro staff welcome' 420-0042 NEWLY RENOVATED fur- n,sheC rooms in rooming house fridge in room LaunOry. !Hung starting at S80 week- ty (905)576-9716 or 905.576- 8675 OSMWA-Fumisted room in central location. mak or le - male welcome $320 month Niclusive. available imme- do" Ph" 579-0804 AJAX room for rem 3500 square foot home oh Lake Orivewuy Use of latch- es washroom, laundry a Pod SMITionDify, Call 426-41604 FFwui*Ad FURMISIHED BEDROOMS, tegderttW home in Uxbridge, Non-smoker, shared facilities, fertukpreferred. Must love dogs First and last tri6350 onttny per room. Includes rabic. . References 1- 800-56 ea23. 7 or 905-852- 1 Srrrsd fEKW NON-SMOKER Want- ed to share new townhouse in Mount Albert References re ty�4•ed. available immediatefyy. $425/meoth. Call Chris 473- -2=. UJtM106E AREA, lupe tarm- house an 100 rolling acres, a beautiful view, private room* shared kildleri and bathroom. Ai-sinokIn9 considerate person sought. $425 inclu- Sm.(905)852-0043 WANTED MrIS RD YID IIN MAIM,1xWM'•NCM Yii 1 f SMF, [,.,p�' : Y`['!.YI ,•::f 1FM I pl'N'1 4 0 Sv< rf Y IN 71 28 . Or• x.'i 1pYi''i 7e Ilxl t µ"• [ SSoK4 I 'Iry MAF 'XC'.r "r SKxt' f/!j•KwrN WMI N sir• wtuer•NrFrost •• 1 ONKe a • R" Sore 77 Free Rent 77 Oshawa downtowc 47 1600 sq it Of- hoe/Retail East Osnav a 1800 sq h Commercial Hosue 450sq tt Shop Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 WANTED - SPACE Pine Ridge ,.;;-nmunir, „hurch re- quires one or two offices in Pickering area only Contact Zharles Stinson 1905! 427- 8075 No Agents Please • 1 Florida M Vx Renals GEAR WATER AREA 880 pavane yarc avadaabie --w For mf0 and to clew, -holos ?'5-579-3788 CLEARWATER. 2 bedroom lully .;•^ ,-^ mobile Home. Lc. not tuo. pooi Will supply pictures a references S.5C US Cal 905-434-7184 CLEARWATER 3 bedro,cm fumsre ^.rues. heated Poo, Wtub Minutes to beaches NHL. all stair game Jan 24th99 NFL Football Biue Jay baseball, dog- 'horse first a name change - Same location Bent rates for nlorti attar !turns Ist'SP_nd'si and 3rd's Ist time home buyers urelcome Sltecial/ttntisual situations. Private finds available For mit usual fast, friendly professional seri,ice please call: SYLVIA JULES Tor. Line(905) 686-2557 Evenirrys and ureekends (905) 430-8429! Cewtrat Fwwdi••t G►w0 PICKERING 2 BED . Solarium Z baths 2 parking 5 applianc- es. Baleuriy Immaculate 5789.900 1890 Valley Farm Rd Pickennq Call (416)-609- -339 PICKERING Spacious 3 ted . nng 8 anung room. 5 appqq ;ose to Town Centre a 401 Balcony a immaculate 5125 000 (9051-686-2760 Vacation Pr erties FULLY se,, e_1 :,ai:a s:!e. $5995 $995 down, $too monthly Great swimming, fishing sand beach. near Co- Dowq Fred 1416431-1555 b Lend MONEY PROBLEMS Quick w, , - `going bankrupt or being garnisheed Evervone accepted regardless of credit rating Can for free information 905-576-3505 Student bans included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS ARE YOU BACK "'`cu' feet - but still have a has Credit re- port? We can help you with a fresh start Call Tnllium Credit Repair 416-410-0864 MORTGAGES - Good. mbad and ugi. r naing for any ,;W Pose All applications accept- ed Calf Community Mortgage (905)668-6805 • 1 Business oonurdies AUTO BODY SHOP business for sale Brooklln For more rmormahon call 655-5813 or 435-0314 GAS BAR wi^ store - Esso - Wn:•bv ocation Investment required Fax 1416) 536.4422 1 AIQ6DaIDr$ PIANO STUDENTS for beginner sn,dents Less ons in my home Alax area Call Joan A 905-686-8351 1 Personals e1 CHEATING ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES names & p, vale p)h' a numbers. 1-900- 451.3638 ext 235. S3 69, mm. must be 18 T -tone EVANLY RATS . Instant an - S.— Amazingly accurate psycrvrs 9,-', • Rated A' Spouse problems lucxv Is romance 18. 12 99, mm 24 hours Can 1-900451-4055 track Ctaldren welcome $275,week Photos 905,683-5503 dolog to IM 1$ cam Comg Events • • 1 Coming Events F r. ( at ed central wfwitrr 3 bedroom. 4 bath m includes apt .seperate entrance Hardwood floors a original stained m Pnvate ino•aptntsi tzm Goo 1416)256 5990 200 ACRE FARM =NLY S'999GC :xxplona Det or horse farm near Argyie Moo em 3 -bedroom brick Dunga- low with newer carpeting a boring. French doors to Irv- sgroom recently renovated 1 excellent condtwn bank cam, drive steed Call Ian Bur- ney. Sales Rep RefMax -akeside Realty enc Reanor I -WO -809.0156 Isnol AJAX - SAVE SSS No Real estate $188 DOC 4 Dedripoms uIrtrooms I.rusnec base- -pit. 2rcar garage, central ai:. Open House Sat and Sun 5 Plowman Drive Ajax or Showing by appointment Cal 9051427-2731 ESTATE SAIF: 5254 9OG Dont miss out Dr. rNs beauti- ful drum century home Up- graded windows insulated. wining plumbing newer fur- nace new well and system Four (5) bedrooms. formal Irv- ing and dining room. family - room win fireplace, large kitchen with man floor laun- dry Insulated workshloprga- rage arid two other urge out buildings NI on 1 4 treed acr- es mcludinq perennial beds and gokfth ponds For app call (905) 786-9806 Tour on the net Nnpl/memDas spree nom/ edt_desigMfoirstAndex-hem N.W. OINA(IBA - 3 plus one bedroom bride MNgalow Hardwood Doors. 2 batt central air. vac. large lot Shows to Perfection Ask" 5$148.9DO Te"horle (905) PORT PERRY ESTATE, cus- tom bud, 3000sq.h. Victorian replica home. 4 stall horse bam With post and board fenced pasture and paddodos, 2500sq.ft fully insulated workshop with separate hydro and water. Large pond with year round stream all nestled on 15 picturesque acres. Owner relocating Priced to $0 5329.000. Call (905)985- 3379 or(905)434-8532. OSHAWA. brick bungalow, 3 . 1 bedroom. Walk -out base- ment. 2 baths. Garage. 54X125 fenced lot Hardwood floors, fireplace. Easily con- vened to in-law $139.900. Call (W5)721.12% WHITBY OPEN HOUSE. Im- maculate, 2132sq ft. 4 spa- cious bedrooms. 2-1R baths (ensuite), tamriy-room, fin- ished basement, main -floor laundry. central air/vac. 5204,900 Oct.3/4, 12.4pm. 20 Hawkstore.f905)723-3158 OPEN HOUSE STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS L.N-nde Shore C.A. !Management Plan Location: CLOCA Conference Centre 100 Whiting Avenue., 0-shaava Oct. 7 - 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Oct. 8 - 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. tie want your input concerning. • Criteria • Evaluation a %lethodologN' -Management Zones For more information please contact: The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Office (905) 579-0411 670 ' 670', Personal Prayer To The St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received. May The Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved through- out the world 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 failed, and your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. J. P_ • :1 AMottnpNterNs • :1 Anao(NtaNIMNs COMPLIMENTARY MEDICINE Would you like an opinion from a medical doctor with a knowledge of altemative therapies? Dr. Ian Richardson is an MD who integrates acupuncture, herbs and homeopathy with conventional medical treatment. For an appointment please call: 1905-433-5026 • 1 Peaanak HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the oracle within $2 99rmn ' 18.' 24 hrs 1- 900-451-3783 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $299/ min 18. 24 hours 1-900- 451-3783 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1.900-677-7770 $5 00 24 hours OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsii Service 40 Kinq St W(905) 404-9625 11 30 am -9pm WEIGHT LOSS BREAK- THROUGH! 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Sena ONCOM Interior a Exterior, stucco cetlngs. general repairs, window wast- ing, colour matching. Benjamin Moore paint. 22yrs. tWiraEnce 9M428-9650 W416-426.8187 TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 Restore old turn. t0 Its original beauty. Hared stripped, Free estimates. Ian . OrwelYe CARM NISTALLATIM 25 years experience, restretching. Our speciality. Free estimates. D a N Demo, 1p-179! a 9117.1tN Haven cberAm Y"'ve tried the rest, Now it's unser to try like Best RULA'S WHITE GLOVE Call Rula 0 416-701-9284 ServYre Pkktrft Alex, Umi$NvflfeAnd Nurkhm TNM DA" or EDAM Dependable snow shoveling at affordable prices. Free salting! M. / spin! rom. Fast Free Estimates Fully insured (905)725-9184 892 E W Iwo" aaar6glity arc. earn tdai14Nlarlce for Estates coodois • COn ituarcW • YltMOW Residential Landsom Ponds, Retwung Walls. Ek. Al•1lonted uMdodc Contatdor a gendewaf4's bat j►tehld IX� WMAI.IAIM SERVING DURHAM REGION ELEGANCE & CLASS RFUAMM A DKIII1110N GUARANTEED 4"-8761 NOW MUrAtlNG M Birthdays 11 Birthdays HAPPY BIRTHDAY k6b&r & MQU Zane t�tf *4�t 0r'r:m,;1 AkA nar r+ Thn \.ii .il H1 mi 140.4"1 ep'� nn d.x.,.. ,Lab nvr w.+mmmn.}„m.d dat w .jai a .,.. h lh' 4ii�nC lurid N.- 1..a- 1046591 �'•nWnq 1,�,'A', w.- N,rtn,i .Y ��,. LL1 wtmr' u no ti, N.i-wn Wnn Ww. ,�4r�n-. ,n 1 DeSM 1 oaatrts F i, ,till tilnt• e a nteint)rial is Fall. YEAR ENI) INVENTORY SALE AT UP TO 40% DISCOUNT (while quantities lust) l'ickering Vilhtge Showroom 32 Old Kingston Rd. ( 905) -127-1:366 • 1 (800) 461-0282 CORRECTION In Friday, October 2nd's Masterbedroom newspaper ad, an error occurred. The 5 Piece dresser, mirror, door chest & 2 niter Bedroom Suite has an incorrect price. The price should be $104991. Also, the futon with frame at 118996 contained the wrong picture. This Week - The News Advertiser regret any inconvenience this may have caused. -... PICKERING WHITBY ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our October 3 b 4, 1998 'Bag Event' ad included in this newspaper. Please note: Beanie Babies were omitted from the exclusions list. Beanie Babies mer- chandise are EXCLUDED from the Bag Event otter. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or contusion this may have caused. EATON'S -. A THE NEWS AI)VERTISF:R/l1XBRID(:F:'rRIBIINF. til:NI)AV. oc-roBF:R 4. 1"S - VAGF: 15 f i1 ,•, lnd�s+.y lmdustrfe Canada Canada f, �R SSL. C_AE/10i ....r�/•:�Yo�u�r l�o.uca=rl b oards ofCanada Trade and Chambtrs ofCommerce �o Business a d e- r tis Business Forum Designed to Give Answers to Y2000 Concerns —, all I:I�61mfkTi • Where to start • Develop & execute a plan • Manage the transition = • Where to find help • High Profile Speakers • Computers - Hardware & Software issues • Financial. Banking. 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Show the businesspeople attending these forums how you can help Get a TABLE TOP DISPLAY at both forums and an ad in the Nov. issues of Business Leader: 1/4 page & table, ' ONLY $499 1/2 page & table, ONLY $749 Full page & table, ONLY $1249 or 1 board members Call (905) 683-5110 , to book your advertising .and your table top display area. i30 Commercial Avenue, Ajax I OF QUALITY" fte.vhness From I& Prnrluc'(' �)('pamitent Ft-esh at the lit tchei' .hop G'rtlCeiy S(l t't iigs Fresh Bakery Goods STORE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-9 Sat. 8-7 Sun. 8-6 Alike's I, isle Iii L*11 'ci (dicot j- 4 to Oclobc it / //9S STORE LOCATIONS 2200 Brock Rd. N. 3570 Brock St. N. ir Pickering 426-1730 Whitby, 427-4311 Taunton Rd t Taunton Nr1 _n ■ Finch Avr- Z' o Hwy 02 Q Hwy u) IL 401 m 401