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- Taking out the docks of the May
Pickering starts
clean-up project
BY MARIANNE_ TAKAC'S
Staff Writer
PICKERING — The long-
awaited revitalization of French-
man's Bay may finally he under
way.
Huge cranes were in the water
this week dismantling the derelict
docks in front of the former Port
Pickering Marina lands on the east
shore of Frenchman's Bay, near the
'bottom of Front Road. The 2.5 -acre
site is now owned by the Town,
which paid $900,000 in February
1997 with the intention of using it
for parkland.
The work is being undertaken
by the Pickering Harbour Compa-
ny, which under a federal charter
granted in 1877, owns the land be-
neath the bay (and under the old
docks) as well as a significant por-
tion of the property around it, in-
cluding the East Shore Marina.
'"iris is the first step in what
you might call a beautification pro-
ject for the bay;' says PHC presi-
dent and chairman Harold Hough.
Mis is one of several projects that
the Pickering Harbour Company
has their eye on completing in the
foreseeable future"
About $100,000 has been bud-
WAYNE ARTHURS
'Work together toward
common goals'.
geted for the dismantling of the
docks. The work is expected to take
about two months,
The future improvement pro-
jects the PHC is working toward in-
clude rebuilding the channel en-
trance to the bay and the two stone
piers that project into the lake.
When the new entrance is com-
plete, explains Mr. Hough, it will
See PICKERING page 4
JASON LIEBREGTS✓ New -s Advertiser photo
I got the music in me...
Laura and Andrew Ingold dance up a storm with other youngsters
at the Pickering Museum Vllage annual Fall Festival. Fall
colours were in full bloom for the festival, which features demon-
strations and displays which bring to life the pioneer spirit.
Tb I s we e a s minute s
Inside the
Durham educators respond to legislated teaching times
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
A controversial government bill
defining teaching time in Ontario's
high schools is now law.
The Province's Bill 63, the In-
structional Time: Minimum Stan-
dards Act, received royal assent
Wednesday. And the legislation,
which amends the Education Act,
sets a province -wide standard for
teaching time in Ontario's class-
rooms.
"In many ways it's quite clear
what the intentions of the govern-
ment are," says Tony White,
Durham district president of the
secondary division of the Ontario
English Catholic Teachers' Asso-
ciation (OECfA). "They're trying
to say teachers should be in a
classroom for 1,250 minutes (a
week or 4.10 hours a day). We
have no problem with that."
But, he adds, the legislation has
left many questions unanswered.
"I'he bottom line is we are still
at odds here in terms of what can
and can't be done," says Mr.
White, who feels the definition of
instructional time is somewhat
"restrictive".
Last month Education and
Training Minister Dave Johnson
delayed imposing restrictions on
instructional time in an effort to
give school boards and teachers'
unions some room to settle strikes
and lockouts across the province.
However, the government isn't
leaving much room for interpreta-
tion any longer.
Under Bill 63, teaching time is
defined as that spent providing in-
struction in a credit course, a spe-
cial education programme, a reme-
dial class, an English -as -a -second -
language or French programme,
an apprenticeship programme or a
co-operative education pro -
See TEACHER page 7
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used in road
rage attack
PICKERING — A "bad case
of road rage" to which a baseball
bat was used has left an out-of-
town visitor with a bruised hand
and a bump on his leg.
Durham Regional Police report
a man from Reaboro, Ont. was
driving along Bayly Street near
Brock Road when a tailgater mo-
tioned him to pull over.
Both vehicles stopped, the sus-
pect got out of his auto, ap-
proached the victim's pick-up
truck and began striking at him
with the baseball bat through the
driver -side window, police say.
They believe the suspect made
contact only once, striking the
victim's right hand. But while the
victim tried to get the licence
plate number, the suspect bumped
him with his car as he drove away.
The victim called police from a
nearby Esso station, then fol-
lowed the suspect to Thickson
Road South in Whitby. He noti-
fied police of the suspect's loca-
tion from his cell phone.
Trevor White, 54, of Centre
Street North in Oshawa faces
charges of assault with a weapon,
possession of a dangerous
weapon and dangerous driving.
Mr. White is expected to make a
court appearance on Nov. 11.
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on -the -Bill food bank are hoping area residents
give a little extra to their annual Thanksgiving food
drive for the needy. Encouraging your support are
(front row, from left) Barbara MacRae and Rae
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Hooded hoods
hit variety store
PICKERING — Two hooded
bandits, one armed with a revolver,
escaped with cash from a Pickering
variety store Tuesday night.
Durham Regional Police say two
males entered the Daisy Mart at 512
-Kingston Rd. around 11:20 p.m.,
grabbed the cash and then fled on foot
toward Old Forest Road.
Both suspects are described as
black, wearing three-quarter length
black, hooded jackets and black jeans.
The first suspect is about 5'4", 140
pounds and 16 to 18 years of age. He
was wearing a folded up winter hat
with floral design. The second suspect
-is about 57', 170 pounds, in his late
;teens or early 20s. He wore a green
shirt under his coat and was carrying a
navy blue or black knapsack with a
_ green emblem on the front.
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What's � open -and closed �h�ollda , weekend
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Following is a list of
what's open and closed on
the Thanksgiving holiday
Monday, Oct. 12.
SUPERMARKETS:
Major grocery stores will be
shut.
RETAIL: The Pickering
Town Centre and the Har-
wood Place Mall will be
closed. Some retailers will
be open.
BEER AND LIQUOR:
Stores closed Monday.
VARIETY STORES:
Most are open Monday,
many around the clock.
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BANKS/ TRUST COM-
PANIES: Closed Monday,
open again Tuesday. (Check
with your financial institu-
tion for hours of operation.)
TRANSIT: Ajax and
Pickering Transit won't op-
erate Monday. Both transit
services will run Saturday.
Ajax Transit's Sunday ser-
vice will run as scheduled.
GO Transit will operate on a
reduced schedule on Mon-
day. Call GO for scheduling
information at 416-969-
3200.
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but the McLean Community
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Pickering Museum Village.
the Pickering Recreation
Complex and the pool at
Dunbarton High School will
be shut.
LIBRARIES: Closed
Monday and reopen Tues-
day.
GOVERNMENT: Ajax
and Pickering Town halls
close Monday, reopen Tues-
day.
The regular Monday
night meetings of Ajax and
Pickering Councils have
been moved to Tuesday.
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Pickering at 7:30 p.m.
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I'IC'k7:'KI:1'G j,nm around us" to%ynhouse com- some commercial decks will ap- lire residents are have been infor- the park, Mayor it will likely he
page The PHC'.s plex on property it d e v e I o p m c n t prove the appear- able to enjoN the mal consultations Arthurs says three to live years
Other projects in- owns at the north around the hay. ance of the arca, it Town park to be with arra resi- there's no numev before the first
allow deeper c
dredging of the s
channel to allo%%
larLlcr watercraft
to enter the hay.
includin�u, sait-
tx,ats up to 60 feet
Ion-.
After that, the
focus will turn to
the PHC's marina.
"Eventually
and in due course
the East Shorc
Marina is to be
modernised %%ith
ne%c ducks and
ne%%er facilities all
around:' says %1r.
Hou,h.:
Acordin�-2 to
Nla%or %�,N ne
Arthurs, the
PH("s mo%ing
for%%ard on im-
pro%ement pro-
jects is largely at-
tributable to the
improved relation-
ship of the PHC.
the '(Own and the
rest of the com-
munity developed
through their point
efforts %%ith the
Pickering Water-
front 2001 Task
Force. IThe To%kn
and PNC were in-
%ol%ed in a 1
year legal battle
oyer ownership
and control of the ti
bay hick uas
.settled out of court
in ly�l�.
.-1a%or Arthurs
says workin4_ on
the task lorce
"built a degree of
confidence and
co-operation" b,,-
tween them and
hruu,_ht the real-
ization the% could
"»ork together io-
ward common
goals" to meet the
objecti%cs of each.
" Certainl%. it'.s
a shoe, of good
faith on their
part;' says the
mayor.
Mr. Hough
says one reason
the clean-up is
proceeding is be-
cause "we came to
an understanding
that it's in every-
one's best interest
to clean up the
;landscape. Much
more can be ac-
complished '
through co-opera-
tion by the Town
and the Pickering
Harbour Compa-
ny than otherwise.
I'm looking for- ,
ward to seeing
everything down
by the bay beauti-
fied. It helps our
own business and
it helps everybody
We the con- end of French- While the re- N ill likely he built at the marina dents and groups set aside at present phase of the park
truction of- a man's Bay. and mo%al of the scars longer he- site. While there on flow to develop to build it. He says will be completed.
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EDITORIAL
A DV ERTISER OCT. 9, 1 9 9 8
Waste not wanted
by border residents
Zoning, environmental issues linked in
transfer station plan
Garbage in or garbage out:'
hold separate hearings on the two is -
People Iv ing on the border cif Ajax
sues. That would only waste the time
and Pickering want garbage kept out of
and money of all those inolved —
a waste transfer/recycling facility pro-
arca residents. environmental groups
posed for Notion Read. J&F Waste
and the Towns opposing the facility:
Systems wants to take in up to 7511
and the proponent, J&F, for wham time
tonnes per day of' industrial/commcr-
is money and any dela} in approving its
cial solid non -hazardous waste. includ-
plan would stall it from realizing re-
inL, recyclables.
turns.
But. neither side will have the final
Zoning and environmental issues
word. That mr_ht go to the Ontario
surroundings this proposal are so inex-
Municipal Board when it holds a hear-
orably linked they must be considered
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In-,, into J&'s plan.
�Or
at the same time Is it right to rezone
the decision might be made by
J&F's property to allow it to lake in and
the Ontario Ministry of the En iron-
process waste at a facility no more than
ment if it sides with area residents that
hundreds of metres awaN from houses:'
the facility should be considered during
Those homeowners are understandably
an Environmental Assessincnt Act or
concerned their environment will be af-
E:nironmental Protection Act hearing.
fectcd by noise. odour, dirt and exces-
1'.n,.ironment Minister Norm Sterling
sive truck traffic and are worried the
has yet to rule.
site may end up accepting residential
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Harris no leader
For now, opponents of the facility waste. J&F has argued it should tie To the editor:
can celebrate after scoring a major vic- granted the rezoning because it won't Recently, the United Nations,
tory. An OMB official ruled recently harm the environment as it is building a for the fifth straight year, declared
that em ironmental issues must be con- clean, modern facility with measures to Canada the best country in the
sidered when the board holds a hearing control colours, where all the waste pro- world in which to live.
beginning in Noy ember to decide if cessing will take place inside a building This "best" country designation
J&F should tie allowed to build its sta- and trucks won't be: allowed to use is arrived at after comparing na-
tion. Pickering Parkes ay to get there. tions on an established set of crite-
Dennis Perlin of the OMB decided That may or may not be so. Certain- ria which include: health care. pub -
the waste facility should be subject to a ly the residents and Towns are not ac- lic education, average income, an -
consolidated hearing that will consider cepting J&F's claims the waste facility nual money spent on the poor, etc.
the zoning and environmental issues at won't cause problems. A thorough As well, the Durham Board of
the same time. hearing on all the zoning and environ- Education was named last year as
Mr. Perlin's rulings make abundant mental issues should clear up all the the world's best school system. As-
sm%e. There's absolutely no reason to questions. coming that Ontario, Canada's
Banning teachers' input ludicrous
An educated guess: teachers deserve same rights as other parents
After months of consultations the minister expressing concerns about
Education Improvement Commission the number of teachers participating
(EIC) is preparing to submit its report in SCCs after hearing from parents
to the provincial government on the SUS1II across the province that councils
future role of school councils. were being dominated by educators.
The government body, established;; o' Neill But, Ms. Vanstone also says the
to oversee changes in the governance minister's decision to ban teachers
of education, will set the parameters Staff Writer from those councils "didn't exactly
for SCCs in a series of recommenda- reflect what we had asked."
tions to the Province later this month. The minister's decision also raises
And while the EIC was given a pens to be a teacher, not have the several other questions.
mandate to address a variety of issues right to participate in their child's ed- Positions on SCCs are elected
including the role councils should ucation the same as others simply be- ones. Does it not then follow that, if
play in schools and how parents can cause of their job? It's ludicrous. parents feel teachers are dominating a
best contribute to their child's educa- Yet, that's the position Minister of council's activities they can simply
tion, commissioners are on the hot Education Dave Johnson recently vote for someone else?
seat, faced with the fallout from a re- took in a letter to school boards, say- And, at a time when many SCCs
rent decision to ban teachers from ing, "Parents who are not board em- across the province are having diffr-
serving on the councils at schools ployees must be assured of an effec- culty attracting parents to serve on
their children attend. tive voice on school councils." councils, why would the government
At a recent consultation session in It's an area the EiC clearly needs wish to exclude a large segment of
Durham, numerous educators told the to address in its upcoming report to the community and turn away willing
EIC that prohibiting them from serv- the government, especially given the participants? It doesn't make sense.
ing on parent councils at their kids' fact the minister's direction seems to Let's hope the EIC will remedy
,schools is blatant discrimination. have stemmed from the commission. the situation this month and recom-
Their argument was convincing. ,EIC co-chairman Ann Vanstone mend that teachers share the same
Why should a parent, who hap- reports commissioners wrote to the rights as other parents.
most populated province. was part
of the United Nations study, then
I'm very confused as to why %like
Harris would find it necessary to so
dramatically alter, restructure and
generally create chaos in Ontario's
education system and why he con-
tinues to use taxpayers' money to
publicly chastise: the people who
have worked for years to create this
world-renowned education system.
To create the ill will, divisive-
ness and chaos that he and his gov-
ernment have created in our educa-
tion system is beyond any logic.
To see Nelson Mandela and Mr.
Harris on the same platform at the
SkyDomc recently was to remind
all of us how lacking Mr. Harris is
as a leader. He divides, polarizes
and makes changes through the
brute force of the government.
Mr. Mandela brings people of
great diversity together, works to-
ward a common good and brings
about change through the forces of
good and righteousness.
They both say they love chil-
dren. One speaks with a forked
tongue and a hidden agenda.
Gary Brown,
Pickering
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The Minacs group is an the line...' ��
Answering the call i*n electronic age
BY SUSAN () 'WILL
Stuff Writer
PICKERING -- At the dawn
of a new era in communications
and customer service, The Mi-
nacs Group Ltd. in Pickering is
answering the call.
Founded in 1981. the company
specializes in telecommunica-
tions, outsourced call centre man-
agement and technology solu-
tions.
"It's an exploding industry,"
says president and founder Elaine
Minacs, who adds the business,
which began as a staffing compa-
ny with only two employees, has
evolved over the years to focus
on telecommunications and now
employs more than 850 people in
three major call centres, includ-
ing locations in Pickering. Os-
hawa and Auburn Hill,, Michi-
gan.
"Our background of being in
the human resources industry and
being people focused has put us
in good stead to be where we arc
toxday." says the 53 -)car -old com-
pany president, who notes the
business is "a marriage of tech-
nology and people.
"That thread is constant in the
company today."
Ms. Minacs reports she
changed direction roughly 10
years ago to concentrate on out-
sourcing and telecommunications
because she saw the indusiry as
being "extremely exciting and ex-
tremely volatile.
"I saw it as a new industry,"
says the native of London, Eng-
land. "To some degree it was not
by design. Sometimes things hap-
pen in life... 1'd like to say there
was a master plan in place ... there
was an opportunity."
And being an entrepreneur, it
was an opportunity she didn't
hesitate in seizing.
The company, which focuses
on quality and providing excel-
lent customer service, will gener-
ate roughly $50 million this year
in revenue, Ms. Minacs says.
"I expect by the year 2000 that
will be in excess of $100 mil-
lion," she adds, noting that figure
is based on "increased sales and a
few acquisitions we're looking at.
Our goal is to drive towards
going public."
The Oshawa resident reports
there are "at least a dozen" firms
like The Minacs Group in the
United States that have gone pub-
lic in the last two years that are
starting to look north to expand.
"Some U.S. giants have
emerged in the last few years that
F_luine Minacs oversees more than 200 employees at the c-ompa-
n1 's Pickering headquarter,; which serves as call centre for the
U. S. Embassy, Levi's and Nestle Canada among others. She
founded the firm in 1981.
have been buying up Canadian
companies." she says. "We are
the only one that's left that's an
independent, privately -owned
corporation in our industry."
And, as American companies
are looking to Canada to expand.
The Minacs Group is growing in
the U.S. where its first American -
based call centre opened six
months ago.
"Most of our major clients
have U.S. parent companies,"
says Meda Mitchell, director of
marketing, who adds the estab-
lishment of a call centre in Michi-
gan earlier this year was "part of
our strategy to grow in North
America."
In May, the ISO 9001 regis-
tered company was awarded a
$50 -million contract to develop,
staff and manage a technical as-
sistance centre in Michigan for
General Motors.
From that location, the compa-
ny provides all telephone techni-
cal and diagnostic assistance to
GM dealerships across the United
States. And, in July the company
announced it was awarded anoth-
er contract to handle call -centre
services for the Freightliner
Corp., a leading manufacturer of
diesel trucks.
Combined, the two contracts
are creating more than 225 new
jobs in Michigan.
In addition to its expansion in
the United States, The Minacs
Group is also planning an expan-
sion to Europe early next year, al-
though the location has not yet
been finalized.
Ms. Minacs notes there has
been "a lot of discussion" on pos-
sible locations for a European call
centre, and says there are several
factors that come into play, in-
cluding a country's computerized
infrastructure, telecommunica-
tions costs and flexibility, human
re,uurces availability and the ed-
ucational level of citizens.
Here in Durham, the compa-
nv's lavish head offices on Sandy
licach Road serve as a communi
rations centre which handles
thousands of calls a day.
The I8,500 -square -foot facili-
t} is divided into "fOur major
f—cf," which house administra-
!nm offices, two spacious, sky -lit
.:all centres, and an area capable
of handling up to 5.(X)) pieces of
in -hound and out -hound mail per
play, reports Michael Harrison, di-
rector of quality.
The company's Pickering
headquarters also include two
training ccntres, the Minacs Inter-
net Cafe where employees and
their family members can "come
n any time" and surf the Net. and
It self-help centre where employ-
ees can sign out learning materi-
als to further their knowledge on
a variety of subjects.
"Our product is the call centre.
All the focus is here," says !qtr.
Harrison as he enters the north
wing.
Spotted with American (lags.
this is where the company han-
dles inquiries for The United
States Embassy.
"When you call the embassy
you're actually coming here," 'Mr
Harrison explains, adding call
centre employees book , isa ap-
pointments for the American
Consulate in Canada and Mexico.
He notes the first two minutes
of each call is "automated" heforc
callers are passed on to an em-
ployee.
The company also handles
calls for Sheridan College and the
Canadian Bankers' Association
from its north wing, he adds.
"One of the things we pride
ourselves on is the transparency
to the client," Mr. Harrison says.
"We have people so convinced
we are the U.S. Embassy that
some of our employees have even
received proposals of marriage,"
he says, noting some people think
marrying an American is a "great
way to get in (to the country)."
The Minacs Group also pro-
vides customer service for Levi's,
Nestle Canada, The Canadian Im-
perial Bank of Commerce and
Revenue Canada.
And Ms. Minacs points out,
the call centre is unique com-
pared to others in the industry.
"The company is most certain-
ly not telemarketing," she says.
"We're in-bound...our niche is
large corporations and large gov-
ernment industries."
Teacherlaments `de -professionalized' status
TEACHER from page I
gramme. It does not include su-
pervision time spent with students
in homeroom and makes no refer-
ence to on-call time.
Pat Jermey, Durham district
president of the Ontario Sec-
ondary School Teachers' Federa-
tion, says because the government
has mandated that high school
teachers must spend a minimum
of 1,250 minutes per week in -
strutting students, teachers have
"been forced to turn their energies
to counting the minutes.
"Before when teachers were
treated as professionals it was
truly never an issue," she says.
But now the government has "in
effect de -professionalized the pro-
fession".
However, the ministry claims
the increase in teaching time was
made to bring Ontario's teachers
up to a national standard and
maintains that even with the in-
crease, the amount of time the
province's teachers spend in the
classroom is still among the low-
est in the country.
According to the Province's
figures, teachers in seven other
provinces spend more time in-
structing students during the day
than those in Ontario.
Mr. White notes it appears the
government is "trying to have a
level playing field for everybody
regardless of local circumstances.
That's very narrow -sighted. The
province is too big."
He also says he'd "like to see
some indication that (the govern-
ment) still values the teacher -li-
brarian and guidance teachers as
teachers." Mr. White points out
the bill doesn't recognize that time
as teaching time.
IW'EDITION, Oetober 9, 19" PAGE 7P
DICKERING
NEWS BRIEFS
OCT. 9, 1998
Durham puts away
$1 million for roads
Durham Region is putting $1
million into a reserve fund to fix
roads although Pickering Mayor
Wayne Arthurs doesn't think it's an
"appropriate strategy" for taxpay-
ersmoney.
The reserve is for road repairs
and improvements and by setting
up the fund, money can be taken
out of the Development Charges
Act (DCA) reserve for road work.
Under the rules, money taken
from the road reserve can be
matched by funds from the DCA
account.
Mayor Arthurs admitted during
the Regional Council meeting on
Wednesday there's a need for road
work, but questioned the timing of
opening the reserve.
'It's not the time to set up an-
other reserve fund. It's not an ap-
propriate strategy to use taxpayers'
money." Mayor Arthurs added.
Finance committee chairman
and Oshawa Councillor Brian
Nicholson said. "If we don't have
sufficient funds set aside. we'll
spend far more money. We're not
putting as much money into our
road improvements."
Regional Chairman Roger An-
derson noted $1 million "wont go
very tar" when it comes to road
work.
Works committee chairman
and Pickering Councillor Rick
Johnson said, "To access Develop-
ment Charges money, we have to
put money aside. We'll access
money out of the reserve."
Special guest
at lupus meeting
Lupus activist Honey Agar will
be guest speaker at the Oct. 28
evening meeting of the Durham
Region Lupus Association.
Ms. Agar is a past president and
founding member of the Ontario
Lupus Association. She is a found-
ing member of Lupus Canada and
was also chairman of the Lupus
Databank Research Programme.
She has also been recognized for
her work with several awards.
The meeting will begin at 6:30
p.m. at the Pickering police station
at the comer of Brock Road and
Hwy. 2.
The entrance and parking are
located at the back of the building,
which is wheelchair -accessible.
Seating is limited.
For more information call
Sharon at 619-0000.
The road to serenity
rens through Pickering
The Serenity Group holds a 12 -
Step Recovery Meeting Friday,
Oct. 9 (tonight) at 8 p.m. at Bayfair
Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering.
This weekly group deals with
addictions of all types, including co-
dependency.
A child-care programme is
available as required during the
meeting.
Call 428-9431 (Jim, evenings)
for more information.
A/P %AGE 9 i4tfrtrs ADVER'h5EW, FRIDAY ftftl6h, &4664F4, 1998
On the mend
Hospital fracture clinic opens
The Ajax -Pickering Health
Centre's overburdened fracture
clinic has finally received a new
home.
The clinic, previously
cramped into two small rooms
in the emergency department.
has been moved into a new
2._'50 -square -toot area on the
main floor. It's easily accessible
to patients. provides them with
greater privacy. includes a more
comfortable waiting area and
allows the hospital to maintain
a high standard of quality care.
"It's great." sacs hr. Stephen
Galley, an orthopedic surgeon
at the hospital. "Everyone
stands to bLnefit from this reno-
vation. Patients are cared for in
a more comfortable and private
setting and physicians have
more room to treat patients.
Everyone wins...
The new clinic includes a
soundproof'cd 'cast room'. It's
insulated to keep the sound of
noisy cutting equipment trom
frightening patients and family
memhcrs in the waiting area.
There's also a plaster trap for
the rec,, ling and dispo:m_,, rt
plaster materials from cast
preparation.
Patient examination bays in
the clinic also have new X-ray
viewing boxes for patient as-
sessments, which allow physi-
cians to easily illustrate the pa-
tient's condition and progress
and involve the patient more
fully in their own care.
The $10,000 fracture clinic
renovation project was funded
by Applebee's Neighbourhood
Grill and Bar in .Ajax. Apple-
bee's is committed to ongoing
"upper, of the hospital.
Celebrating the opening of the Ajar and Pickering Health Centre's ne« fracture clin-
ic are ( front roti,, from left) Ian Mackay, Kris Lewis, [)r. Fctrht Ahu:gaNa, and Rene
Soerens. In hack from left) are rtlirhael ! evvis and Ajar .lhr, or .Stec c
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Full range of dental
care for children at
Strictly Kids Dentistry
Dr. Shelina Dhanji
Providing gentle dental care for kids is
the specialty of Dr. Shelina Dhanji at her
Pickering Town Centre practice.
Dr. Dhanji purchased the pediatric dental
practice known as Dentistry for Kids,
approximately three years ago. Since that
time, she has been providing a full range
of dental care for infants, children, young
adults, and people with special needs or
handicaps.
"We're strictly for kids. We love kids -
that's what we're all about" says Dr.
Dhanji, a mother of three
children.
Dr. Dhanji completed a
four year dental program
at the University of Detroit
in 1990. She then
continued her pursuit of
pediatric dentistry for an
additional two years. Her
specialty training was
done at the Children's
Hospital of the Medical
in order to carry out the necessary dental
procedures. "That's where the training
comes in. We as pediatric dentists spent
two years not only leaming about dentistry,
but we learn about pediatric medicine,
pediatric psychology and much much
more. We want to be able to provide the
best dental care possible while still giving
our patients the TLC that they need."
Dentistry for Kids in the Pickering Town
Centre is specially designed for children. It
has Nintendo games, a playhouse, murals
on the walls, and a huge 'Cavity Free
Tree'. The office is wheelchair accessible
Dr. Shelina Dhanji
University of South Carolina. Dr. Dhanji is
currently on staff at the Scarborough
General Hospital as the Deputy Chief of
the Department of Dentistry, and she is
also an associate professor at the
University of Toronto Department of
Pediatric Dentistry.
Within the dental profession, pediatric
dentistry is looked upon as one of the
tougher areas of expertise. Dr. Dhanji,
however, doesn't see it that way. She says
it is the perfect profession for her as she
genuinely loves children and children have
always been a part of her personal family
Ide.
One aspect of pediatric dentistry is
behaviour management, where a dentist
must be able to properly control the child
and provides dental care
children of all ages. The
office is open Monday to
Saturday and offers
extended hours for your
convenience.
Dr. Dhanji admits that
she was somewhat
shocked to be honored
as the News Advertiser
Readers Choice 1998
award winner for the Best
Dentist. She is extremely grateful to
receive the award and was very touched
that the community presented her with
such a thoughtful gesture.
"I'm genuinely thankful to all those who
voted for me. I couldn't have done it
without your support. I cannot tell you how
much this award means to me.' To
arrange a visit, call Dr. Dhanji's office at
831-3262.
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Nuclearplahtpasses 10 of 14ge rformance targetg set `for August
PICKERING — The Pickering lust -time accidents and improvements are in days lost for injuries Per 200,0() hours Hydro states performance listed worse than
nuclear station passed 10 of the 14 place to correct this trend. worked — 3.8, surpassing the Hydro goal of' target is not an indication the reactors are un -
performance indicator targets set for J Accident severity rate or the number of eight. safe.
August 1998 by Ontario Hydru. ac-
cording to the latest monthly -report
card' released by the provincial utility
to make itself accountable to the pub-
lic.
Hydro bettered the tarreets in two
areas and failed in two.
August report card results were as I I
follows. all for the first eight months
ol' 1998 except for measurements that
are quarterly. as indicated:
:-I In an index reflecting_ nine indus-
tr,, standard pertormance measures set
by the World Association of Nuclear
Operators (fur the second quarter of
1998) — 61.1 per cent, falling short of
Hydro's target of 62.7 per cent and
short of the industr} median of 87.2
per cent.
A
J Public safe(, events — 10, meet-
ing H,dro's target of 10.
J 'Reactor trips' or the number ofA
unplanned automatic reactor shut -f. ,
downs per 7.000 hours — 0.75. better
than the Hvdro target of one.; .
J The number of special safety �� w
systems which exceeded their vearl,
t
una%ailabilit, target — zero, bettermg ': v
the Hydro goal of 0.7.
J Compliance with nuclear safety�.
cotimmments to the AECB — 1W per
cent. meeting the H%dro goal of 100
per cent.
J Net electrical production by the €
stah(m — 8.9 terrawatt hours (one ter- ,
rawatt equals one billion kilowatts),
bettering the Hvdro target of 7.6 TWh. 'N
`
J Capabalrt} factor or amount of
ener,_. capable of being produced per
month as a percentage of perfect per- 7
formancc — 7,;.- per cent. exceeding ,
the H.dro goal of 63.ti per cent. r All
.J : )tal outage Jai, . per reactor
61.:. i,etterrng the Hvdro target of
J Radioacti,e waste produced —
215-; :uhic metres. impro%ing on the 4, fid
H,dro target of 2251 cubic metres. f
H,dro relxirts radioacti,e waste pro- i
duced was lower than target because
of a successful programme to mini-
mize waste.
J Radiation dose to the public — 40o/o
0.3 millirem, betteringthe H,dro goal
of 0.5 mrem.
J
Spills reportable to the Mmistry
of the Em inmment —two. surpassing womews II
the Hydro goal ofthree.
J Total collective dose of radiation
to all on-site personnel and visitors *k&
—
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goal of 39.5 rem/unit. Our reg. S20C S* $120
J Worker accidents resulting in
temporary absence from work, per
200,000 work hours — 0.70, failing to g'
meet the Hydro target of 0.46. Hydro
reports analysis of accident data shows
muscle strains are the cause of most
41%
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The group hosts Holistic Care for
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Body and Spirit Wednesday, Oct. 14
from 6 to 9 p.m. at Cullen Gardens,
300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. $31Cost to attend is' $25 and special
off
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Durham"Region school porta-bles� oven � a clean bill'of health'
Students and parents shouldn't be con- From the Region's health department. Wong, manager of environmental health for
cerned about mould growth in portables at "I don't feel there's any health hazard or the Region of Durham.
public schools in Durham, says an official risk to the student population;' says Tony A recent survey of public school porta-
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files found the Durham District
School Board has a -thorough in-
spection and maintenance pro-
gramme in place" to identify mould,
trustees heard Monday.
-The survey that was done has
demonstrated that the board here has
been very responsible in attempting
to remediate, repair or replace any of
the areas that support the growth of
mould:' Mr. Wong says.
0I'licials from Durham Region's
health department and the 1 ,)ard
conducted a joint survey in summer
of 90 portables. which represents
roughly 15 per cent of the hoard's
total number.
The portables, selected for in-
spection by the health department,
were chosen on the basis of age and
maintenance records and were in-
spected for evidence of moisture
damage such as water leaks originat-
ing from the roofs• windows, doors.
exhaust fans and vents.
`The key to
preventing potential
health problems is to
eliminate conditions
for mould growth'
-- Dr. Donna Reynolds
"The survey identified only eight
of' 91), or nine per cent, of the porta-
hles...having conditions that may
lead to mould growth:' the surrey
states.
-'Moulds and fungi are commonly
found to our environment:' notes Dr.
Donna Res nolds, Associate Medical
Officer of Health.
She reports. ':S,unc moulds may
result In allergies, infections and ir-
ritation amort , susceptrhle lndn rdu-
als. `
"The ke,. to preventing potential
health problems is to eliminate con-
ditions for mould gro%th, repairing
water leaks and water damage, con-
trolling humidity and ensuring prop-
er ventilation.- she adds.
The health department is recom-
mending the board continue its cur-
rent practices for inspecting and
maintaining portables and that
"problematic portables be removed
from the system if adequate remedi-
ation is not appropriate. .1
In a report to the board Monday.
superintendent of business Ron Tr-
bovich said. "Historically the board
has been proactive in this area
through a combination of routine
maintenance, preventive mainte-
nance and indoor air quality investi-
gations.
Routine air sampling for mould,
for example, has been conducted
since 1991"
Durham District School Board
chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich says
she's "pleased with the proactive ap-
proach our staff have taken with re-
gard to this issue.
"And 1 am proud of the fact that
the Durham District School Board
has for years conducted regular in-
spections of its portables to ensure
that problems are rectified before
they have a chance to become seri-
ous."
A follow-up survey is planned for
July 1999 and the health department
is preparing a fact sheet on portables
for the community to be distributed
prior to the follow-up survey, Mr.
Wong says.
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Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m.
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Weekend at the movies...
Murphy becomes a Holy Man
Now pkving at .lfoviplex 9, Pickering:
Armageddon: Bruce Willis. An asteroid
the size of Texas is heading directly toward
Earth and Bruce Willis is recruited t(;— what
else?— save the world.
Blade: Wesley Snipes, kris kristofferson.
Blade (Snipes) is a vampire with a conscience
and leads the movie's requisite scenes of light-
ing. late-night dining, and more fighting.
Ever After: Drew Barrymore. Anjelica
Huston. Danielle (Bar% more) is a modern
16th -century woman. an intriguing mix of
tombuvish athleticism and physical beauty.
This spirited 'Cinderella' is certai IN no . ic-
tim. When Danielle needs help. she calls on
her "fair} godmother' Leonardo da Vinci for
help.
Lethal %%capon 4: \lel Gibson, Danny
Glover. Thc�, rc N;iaaa, i '
One True -Thins;: \1: n I Streep, Renee
Zellweger. Ellen Gulden (Zellweger) is a
young investigative journalist who lives on a
heady mixture of ambition, perfectionism and
caffeine. Her single-minded drive is for her ca-
reer. until news from home shatters her focus.
In the midst of a family emergency. Ellen re-
turns to Pennsylvania. where she finds herself
living once again with her middle-aged parents
(Streep and William Hurt) and the most im-
portant investigation of her life is about to take
place in the family home.
Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks. Matt
Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm
Omaha Beach along the Normandy Coast.
Captain John Miller (Hanks) believes getting
himself and his men past the gauntlet is the
greatest challenge he has ever faced in World
War If. But his most difficult task lies ahead.
Small Soldiers: In the small suburban town
of Winslont Corners. Ohio, life is quiet. people
are friendl%. and action figures are only toys.
Then again• don't judge an action figure by the
size of its box. Meet the Commando Elite.
Snake Eyes: Nicolas Cage, Gary Sinise.
Cage witnesses an assassination in a packed
spurts arena and springs into action to solve the
crime.
There's Something About Mary: Ben
Stiller. Cameron Diaz. Matt Dillon. Ted
(Stiller) may not he lucky in life, but he was
once luck\ in love. At 17, he met the girl of his
dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked
him to their senior prom. A dozen years later,
something about Mary still bewitches Ted so
he hires private eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track
her down.
Urban Legend: Jared Leto. Alicia Witt.
College students have their own urban legend,
like those modern-day talk tales about tooth
fillings receiving radio signals and alligators in
Eddie Murphy plays another comic charmer ter. Kelly Preston (left) shares a laugh with
and Jeff Goldblum (centre) is the troubled her two co-stars in the comedy Holy Man,
television programmer whos sees profession- playing this weekend at the Famous Players
al salvation in exploiting Murphy's charac- Cinemas in Pickering.
See SIMON I,u,Kr 15
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MASK OF ZORRO (AA) Fn.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 6:50- 9:45 Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 12:50-3:45-6:50-9:45
WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (PG) 'Fri.- Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:30-10:00 Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:30 -
4:30 - 7:30. 10:00
RUSH HOUR (AA) 'Fri.. Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:50 - 9:55
Sat. -Sun.- Mon. 1:05 - 3:25.5:35 - 7:50 - 9:55
ANTZ (PG) 'Fri.- Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 6:55-9:20 Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 12:45-2:45-4:45-6:55-9:20
RONIN (AA) -Fri.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:15-10:10 Sat -Sun. -Mon. 1:35-4:20-7:15-10:10
HOLY MAN (STC)'Fri.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:00-9:40 Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:20-4:00-7:00-9:40
HOLY MAN (STC) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. -Tues. 1:15 - 4.00 - 7:05 - 9:45 Wed.-Thurs.
7:05 -9:45
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (AA)'9:oo
ANTZ (PG) 'Fri.- Sat.- Sun.- Mon. -Tues. 12:45 - 2:45 - 4:45-7:00 Wed.-Thurs. 7:00-9:20
ONE TOUGH COP (STC) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. -Tues. 1:45 - 4:20 - 7:25 - 10:10 Wed.-
Thurs. 7:25-10:10
SIMON BIRCH (PG)'Fri.-Sat.-Sun.- Mon. -Tues. 2:00-4:30-7:10-9:50 Wed.-Thurs. 7:10-
9:50
RONIN (AA)'Fri.-Sat.-Sun. - Mon. -Tues. 1:20- 4:10 - 7:20 - 10:00 Wed.-Thurs. 7:20 -
10:00
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10:05 Wed.-Thurs. 7:30 - 10:05
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the sewers that seem to arise
spontaneously and spread by
word of mouth. Theirs is
about an abnormal psych
professor who allegedly
killed six students and then
himself 30 years ago. Then, a
series of strange deaths oc-
curs on campus.
Now playing at Pickering
Town Centre's Famous
Players Cinemas:
Antz: Z-4195 (Woody
Allen) is just one in a billion
worker ants, which also de-
scribes his odds of landing
the beautiful Princess Bala
(Sharon Stone). Z-4195 en-
lists the help of his best
friend Weaver, a soldier ant,
to try and get to the princess.
But, along the way a twist of
fate turns Z-4195 from a
common drone into an un-
likely hero and he unwitting-
ly disrupts the plans of ambi-
tious General Mandible
(Gene Hackman) to liquidate
the colony and remake it in
his own image.
Holy Man: Eddie Mur-
phy. Ricky Hayman (Jeff
Goldblum) has the sort of
life most people only dream
about. He is a top executive
at the Good Buy Shopping
Network, lives in a beautiful
apartment, drives a sporty
convertible and wears only
the best clothes. But, he has a
staggering pile of bills and a
stress-induced ulcer and his
station's financial prospects
arc sagging. Ricky realizes
cFif
a
John Irving novel adapted and brought to life on silver screen
Robert deNiro is a covert operator caught up in polit-
ical subterfuge in the action thriller Ronin.
he must come up with an in-
novative idea to boost sales.
Enter "G" (Murphy), a "holy
man" on a personal spiritual
pilgrimage. Ricky realizes he
can give this charismatic and
inspirational guru his own
TV show which allows peo-
ple to shop for a truly "reli-
gious" experience.
Mask of Zorro: Anthony
Hopkins, Antonio Banderas.
This adventure of love and
honour, tragedy and triumph
is set against Mexico's fight
for independence from the
iron fist of Spain.
Night at the Roxbury:
Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan.
Another Saturday Night Live
sketch makes it to the big
screen. if you liked the
Butabi brothers then,
chances are you'll like them
now.
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in our current "Best Prices, Best Sales- Flyw.
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Sam (deNiro) is an American
hired, along with an interna-
tional team of covert opera-
tives, to steal a well -protect-
ed briefcase.
Together, they must nego-
tiate their way through a
maze of political subterfuge
and confusion in which for-
mer allegiances are often
transitory and meaningless
and where money reigns
supreme. One thing is clear,
some of them will die and
others will kill for it.
Rush Hour: Jackie Chan.
Detective Inspector Lee
(Chan) is the only man capa-
ble of capturing one of Hong
Kong's most powerful and
treacherous crime lords.
With the unwavering support
of the Chinese Consular in
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confiscation of more than
$500 million in weapons,
drugs and a collection of
Chinese art unsurpassed in
the world. However, the elu-
sive Juntao remains at large,
and now seeks revenge
against those who believe
they can bring him to justice.
Simon Birch: Simon
Birch (Ian Michael Smith)
was the smallest delivery
ever recorded in the history
of Gravestown Memorial
Hospital. The doctors pro-
claimed Simon a miracle,
and ever since, he's been
quick to remind anyone who
forgets. Simon's certain he's
going to be a hero ... he's just
not sure how. Fate takes an
unexpected turn when Simon
gets his first hit: a high foul
hall with tragic conse-
quences.
What Dreams May
Come: Robin Williams,
Annabella Sciorra. For those
who believe in eternal love,
no explanation is necessary.
For those who do not, no ex-
planation is possible. Chris
Nielsen's (Williams) love for
his wife Annie (Sciorra) de-
fines the core of his being.
When they met, they became
soul mates in a divine love to
exist no longer as two, but as
one. A love so powerful it de-
fies the bounds of heaven
and earth leads Chris on a re-
markable adventure.
.Now playing at the Cine-
plex Odeon Ajar 10 Cine-
mas:
How Stella Got Her
Groove Back: Angella Bas-
sett, Whoopi Goldberg. At
age 40, Stella (Bassett)
seems to have it all — a great
job as a high -salaried stock
broker, a beautiful home and
a bright, loving young son.
But Stella has lost her
groove; She has forgotten
how to have fun ... to take
chances.
Then friend Delilah
(Goldberg) plans a vacation
in Jamaica, saying it is time
for something or someone to
rock Stella's world. The lush
surroundings work their
magic.
Also playing: Antz, Holy
Man, Night at the Roxbury,
One True Thing, Ronin,
Rush Hour, There's Some-
thing About Mary, Urban
Legend, What Dreams May
Come.
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opened its doors to ser" . 26" needs I Of
the many customers: n,`, the "*-ckering
and Surrounding cai ea. Ov.er The VOW's,
the store has *cbapg" its kwk, and
most recently, itv:'Septemb#r. 1997.E
received the New"O"s ImIc of
the Sears store of,the Fww4t,,-Wa:-tww;
bigger, brighter and ta#W-w'
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selection of prod",
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ever changing
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A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, October 9, 1998
JASON LJEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo
Growing boy?
T.J. Colbourne gets high and mighty on a pair of stilts
at the Pickering Village Museum Fall Famil- Festival.
The annual event features exhibits and demonstra-
tions of pioneer life in a peaceful rural setting.
Ecker joins committee
on volunteering
A former Oshawa resi-
dent and the MPP for
Durham West are among
those named to a provincial
round table on volun-
teerism.
Figure skater Barbara
Underhill, an Oshawa na-
tive, is one of 30 people on
the premier's round table
on voluntary action, to be
chaired by Premier Mike
Harris.
Durham West MPP
Janet Ecker, minister of
community and social ser-
vices, has also been ap-
pointed to the group, made
up of representatives of the
volunteer sector, private
sector and government.
The round table has
been set up to develop a
.plan of action to strengthen
volunteerism in Ontario
and improve the quality of
life in the province's com-
munities.
Three key issues will be
examined: building part-
nerships between business
and volunteer sectors; en-
hancing opportunities for
learning through volunteer -
JANET ECKER
Joins group with figure
skater Barbara Underhill
ing; and strengthening vol-
unteer spirit within com-
munities.
The plan calls for the
members to come up with
actions that can be imple-
mented by Ontario com-
munities.
The group held its inau-
gural meeting Oct. 6.
eane
In
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Local kids can become fire chief for a day
AJAX — The town is looking for a
new fire chief, but only youngsters can
apply.
Ajax Fire and Emergency Services
is holding a Fire Chief for the Day con-
test open to all elementary school -aged
children.
The contest is being held in con-
junction with Fire Prevention Week,
which runs until Saturday. Oct. 10.
Ballot hexes are at hoth lire stations
and at the thrcc Ala\ Mcl)onald's
YIry'�
Restaurants, which are helping sponsor
the event.
The winner will be drawn next
week and assume their duties on Fri-
day, Oct. 30.
After being picked up in an emer-
gency vehicle, the winner will he taken
to the department's headquarters to
participate in various activities during
the day.
The winner will also get a new hi -
cycle courses, of Wal-Mart and other
prizes. And, the family will enjoy din-
ner at McDonald's.
The McDonald's Restaurants are on
Bayly Street west of Monarch Avenue,
on Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Avenue
and in the Wal-Mart store on Hwy. 2 at
Pickering Beach Road.
Fire stations are on Monarch south
of Bayly and on Westney Road just
north of Hwy. 2.
Call the Ajax Fire Prevention office
at 6S, -779I for more information.
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Andrew Camacho's grimace speaks volumes ire. The Durham College student sass he's
as he pumps iron at the Ajax Community cen- been Working out to stuv in tip-top shape.
Folklore societyrecruits tale tellers
Area residents are invited to
share in the art of storytelling
with the Durham Folklore Soci-
etythis fall.
.rhe society, which meets the
fiiurth Thursday of each month,
is a forum to advance storytelling
in the region. "Storytelling is an
art form which allows the story-
teller to introduce traditional and
contemlx)rary tales through indi-
vidual expression;' says Heather
Whaley, spokesman for the soci-
ety. Ms. Whaley adds "people of
all walks of life tell stories, in
their own way, through their own
voice, and it is not necessary that
they have any qualifications to
join other than a love for stories.-
rhe
tories"rhe society meets each
month through June. Member-
ship lir the year is $15. Every-
one is welcome. The group's
next meeting is Oct. 22 at 7:30
p.m. in the Oak Room at the
YWCA, 33 McGrigor St., Os-
hawa. Call 668-2174.
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Historical Society looks back
PICKERIN(; — A heritage garden-
er discussing how the pioneers used
plants will be guest speaker at the Tues-
day. Oct. 13 meeting of the Pickering
'16wnship Historical Society.
Dennis Pollok, head gardener at
Black Creek Pioneer Village, will talk
about how the early settlers used plant
products — both native and brought
from the homeland — to help them to
survive and prosper in a new land.
The public is invited to attend the
meeting. which begins at 7:30 p.m. in
the society',, new home at the East Shore
Community Centre, on I_iveM)ol Read
just south of Bayly Street.
The society meets the second Tues-
day of each month, and meetings feature
guest speakers discussing lively topics
related to heritage. Admission is free
and everyone is welcome. Meetings are
followed by a social time and light re-
freshments. For more information con-
tact Tom Mohr at 839-122 1.
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AJAX HYDRO
On October 3rd Aiax Hydro s Energy Store w.eora;ed as Grar,d Opun,r,y.
Mayor Steve Parish attended for the official ribbon cutting ceremony. Joining Mayor
Parrish were (i -r) Andy Skilling, Kim Pitts, Axel Starck and Don Barnett.
The Energy Outlet Store carries a wide variety of new and exciting energy
efficient products such as the state of the art Neptune washer & dryer by Maytag,
the complete line of Honeywell Home Comfort products, as well as the new and
improved electric fireplaces by Dimplex. You have to see them to believe it's
electric!
The Energy Outlet Store hours are Monday - Wednesday 8 am to 4 pm, Thursday and
Friday 8 am to 8 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm.
Drop by the Store at 55 Taunton Road East or call 619-0338.
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Suddenly, in the din of
London's excitement, we
heard them ... the ghosts of
William the Conqueror.
Thomas Becket. and Hcnry
%'111. callimo us south to what
is arguabl} England's most
charming countryside and
some of the most impressi%e
historical sites this island na-
tion has to otter.
We hegan our two-day
circle tour from London on a
Saturday morning. Kent's
gently rolling hills welcorned
us. Its alternating fields of
green grass and height yellow
rapeseed t0miing a brilliant
checkerboard pattern against
a hn_ht blue English ski.
Two easy hours later we ar-
rived in the proud little town
of Battle in East Sussex.
Battle grew up around the
site where the Camous Battle
of Hastings took place In
1066. when Norman in-
vaders led bM William the
Conqueror ol' Nornandy tore
the Eingli>h crown born the
Swans and changed the
course of English history t6r-
evcr. Its main street leads
right to famous Battle
Abbc}, built by William in
honour of his \ ictory. The
Ahbey's high altar was erect-
ed on the very spot where
Kin,, Harold was mortally
wounded. A gentle walking
path winds its way around
the whole battlefield. with
intomiation signs placed at
intervals along the wa%.
Just 15 minutes from Bat-
tle we stopped at Bodiam
Castle. With its moated set-
ting and the virtual com-
pleteness of its exterior, it's
one of the hest-presenrd
castles of its type. And then
on to Tenterden for our
overnight. Hailed as ..one of
the most perfect towns in
Kent:' its High Street was
lined with charming halt"-
timbered
alf-timbered and Georgian -style
shops and homes.
An hour's drive cast
brought us to the famous
cathedral city of Canterbury.
the strong_hold of English
Christendom and site of
Thomas BeckeCs martyr-
dom. Canterbun Cathedral
has been the focus of wor-
ship and pilgrimage since the
12th Century, yet we %kerc
completely unprepared fur
its sheer physical size. Its
towers, pushing their grace-
ful spires toward heaven, rise
high atxyyc the cilN and are
visible tr m Car beyond the
C11% limits. Its outside poise
and splendour were an excel-
lent introduction to the bcau-
ty within: powerful columns.
delicate shafts forming the
vestibule. intricate lace-like
stonework cradling stained
glass.
The feast for the eyes was
amplified into a feast for the
cars, as we had arrived in
time for Evensong (3 p.m.
Mass). From the choir loft
behind the huge carved
screen, resident monks and
choristers sang the holy.
timeless chants and psalms
that have filled the walls of
the cathedral for centuries. It
was mesmerizing — some-
how immortal — one of
those moments that memory
serves better than any photo-
graph ever could.
Just a half-hour north of
Canterbury we made our last
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For our 12 page Red Hot Sale flyer
(Sale dates: Oct. 10-11, 1998) media #1014
Page 10 - Lost in Space & Paulie
Video. Regular price reads $22.99,
regular price should have read: $18.99.
For our 56 page Sears Days flyer
(Sale dates: Oct. 12-25, 1998) media #F1021
Page 36 -1/2 price Pedestal
Entertainment Centre. Price currently
reads: Sears regular 899.99, each
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stop. the fairytale world of
Leeds Castle. Actually built
on two small islands, it
seems to float on its own
huge lake, giving it a certain
timeless mystique. Leeds
was the f'avouritc country
residence of many English
queens, among them Cather-
ine, wife of Henr
At beds, after the death
of Henry V. Catherine tell in
love with one of her clerks, a
Welshman by the name of -
Owen Tudor. The couple's
great-grandson. Henry VIII.
spent much time at Leeds.
especially while courting the
ill-fated Ann Boleyn who
lived nearby. Much of the
castle is accessible to visi-
tors. A number of historical
periods are well -represented.
We were especially im-
pressed with the
bedroom/bathroom suite laid
out, to the last detail, as it
would have appeared in
1430.
All too soon. our week-
end adventure into the past
came to an end. The ghosts
were reluctantly left behind
as we cruised the final hour
of our circle tour hack to
London and the 211th Centu-
ry. We will return though
those voices still beckon.
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Durham elementary students go north to learn tolerance
More than 100 elementary pupils
from across the region are heading
north this week to celebrate human
rights at the public school board's sixth
annual Students Together Against
Racism (STAR) programme.
"We're trying to co-ordinate a series
of activities around the 50th anniver-
sary of the United Nations Universal
Declaration ot' Human Rights (this De-
cemher);' says Gary Ranalli, ethnocul-
tural and race relations facilitator for
the Durham District School Board. He
notes the camp's theme this year cen-
tres on the anniversary.
Students, selected for the camp
through their schools, will spend the
week at the Ontario Educational Lead-
ership Centre in Longford Mills, near
Orillia.
They'll study cases of racism, par-
ticipate in role-playing presentations
and work with teachers and communi-
ty volunteers to develop school plans
designed to promote pro -social skills
and attitudes among their peers, such
as starting ethnocultural student com-
mittees and organizing cultural activi-
ties.
"Each school evolves a school plan
for the year to promote positive race re-
lations;' Mr. Ranalli says. "We're sug-
BILLBOARD
OCT. 9, 1998
FRIDAY. OCT. 9
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
holly a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at
8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817
Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This weekly
group deals with addictions of ail
types, including co-dependancy. Child
care programme available as required
during the meeting. All welcome. 428-
9431 (Jim, evenings).
TUESDAY, OCT. 13
PARENTS: A support group for par-
ents of kids involved in drug or alco-
hol 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 loca-
tion.
SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens'
Friendship Club Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m.
at St. Andrew's Seniors Centre, 46 Ex-
eter Rd., Ajax. Alma Bird from Se-
niors for Nature discusses Between
the Highways. 619-0315 (Betty
Batho).
BUSINESS: The Durham Contact
Business Exchange meets from 7 to
8:30 a.m. every Tuesday at the Victo-
rian Garden Banquet Hall, corner of
Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. It's a
non-profit group for business profes-
sionals. 428-6272 (Anne Perala) for
reservations.
;HISTORICAL SOCIETY: The
Pickering Township Historical Society
meets the second Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 p.m at the East Shore
Community Centre (on Liverpool Rd.
just south of Bayly St.) Tonight, Den-
nis Pollock, head gardener at Black
Creek Pioneer Village, discusses how
the early settlers used plant products
to help them to survive and prosper in
a new land. Free. All welcome. Meet-
ings are followed by a sccial time and
light refreshments. 839-1221 (Tom
;Mohr). _
gesting human rights be one of those
initiatives"
The STAR camp has generated
countless school and community pro-
jects promoting positive race relations
and ethnocultural equity over the years.
And Mr. Ranalli says, "Fortunately
the Nelson Mandela visit really coin-
cided with our other activities:'
He says the youngsters participating
in the camp are generally strong acade-
mic students who demonstrate leader-
ship qualities.
While high school pupils normally
take part, Mr. Ranalli reports the board
decided last week this year's activities
would be limited to elementary stu-
dents because of the teachers' strike
and the need for secondary pupils to
make up lost class time.
The board is also organizing a com-
petition this fall asking students to sub-
mit essays, poetry, photography and
music highlighting the theme of human
rights.
The submissions will be featured
during a special event at the board
headquarters Dec. 10.
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(IBOC)— f you're afraid of heights, the top of a
ladder isn't the best place for you to be. But some
people don't know they'll be scared or dizzy until
they're up there. Here are some tips on overcoming
dizzy spells, and a few other ladder safety rules.
• If you feel dizzy or woozy, lean forward and rest
your head against the ladder (wrapping your arms
around the rungs). Breathe slowly. The dizzy feeling
should pass in a few minutes. When you are
comfortable, climb down slowly and deliberately,
holding the ladder.
• Make sure your wooden ladder is sturdy by laying it
flat and walking along the rungs. Don't use a wooden
ladder that has been painted; it's more difficult to see
the weak spots.
• Select a level, solid resting place for the feet of the
ladder.
• It's important to rest the ladder at the proper angle
from a wall. Measure the ladder, and place the feet
away from the wall at a distance equal to one-quarter
of the length.
Creating
for Satisfil"
• Before you carry any materials up a ladder, make
sure you have a place to put them when you get to the
top. Fit hooks to the ladder so you can hang cans
from it, and prevent their contents from spilling on
anybody below.
• Don't carry tools loosely in your pocket; they could
fall on someone below.
• Don't use a ladder outdoors if the weather is poor,
or if a strong wind is blowing.
• Never overreach from a ladder, since you could
easily lose your balance. If you're not close enough to
the object you're trying to reach, get down from the
ladder and move it over.
• Don't stand on the top rung of a ladder; this greatly
reduces your balance, and the ladder's stability.
• Pay attention to the safety warnings printed on the
ladder, and to the instructions it came with.
• If you think you might panic or feel unsteady up on
a ladder, don't test your nerve. Have someone else
handle the job.
Distinctive Kitchens
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TThe Kitchen Court has been creating
distinctive kitchens for satisfied home
ow ners for the pact seven years.
The family-owned business owned by David
Courtney and his wife Alexis Hoffman and !Mary
and John Courtney, is a one-stop shop for
transforming your old kitchen into a new one,
either contemporary or country concepts.
And, The Kitchen Court will do the complete
job from start to finish. First, the Kitchen Court
will help you design your new kitchen with the
help of two certified kitchen designers -- David
and John Courtney. The business is also looking
for another CKD to join the staff.
The Kitchen Court will also ensure electrical
and plumbing tradesmen are lined up to work with
the company's own certified carpenters and
cabinet makers.
At the end of the process, the results have been
truly impressive. In fact, Mr. Courtney says The
Kitchen Court has been overwhelmed with
testimonials by satisfied customers who love their
new kitchens.
"We've been flooded with testimonials," says
Mr. Courtney. "We don't ask for them. Everything
we've received has come from the client's hearts"
The demand for the company's services has
been on the rise this year, notes Mr. Courtney, so
much so that the showroom displays of various
concept kitchens has been changed four times in
the past 18 months. The front display at The
Kitchen Court, a white, high -gloss kitchen display.
is currently on sale at half-price to make way for a
new Neff kitchen, a high-quality kitchen with a
stainless-steel interior, integrated lighting and
cooking centres and numerous new Kitchen
accessories. The Neff kitchen will be on di>pla� at
the Metro Home Show in Toronto in
January, before it becomes
part of The Kitchen
Court's showroom.
The Kitchen Court has
also made a name for
itself in designing and
installing both home
theatres and stand-up
bars. "It's kind of a
natural progression for
us to do these;' says Mr.
Courtney. ,
The company's success
has also been recognized by its peers in the
industry through the National Kitchen and Bath
Competition which honours those in the industry
with awards of excellence. This past year, The
Kitchen Court submitted a kitchen design by John
!Courtney CKD and it received an honourable
mention for best kitchen design. It was the only
design submitted by the company.
The Kitchen Court is located in the Pickering
Home and Design Centre, 1755 Pickering
'Parkway, unit 13, Pickering. It's at Brock Road
overlooking Hwy. 401.
For more information, call 619-0599.
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Pickering kart driver caps championship with victory in final race
PICKERING -- A
Pickering go-kart racer
captured the last race of
the season in Stouffville
recently en route to the
overall series champi-
onship.
Rob Oakman, 17. fin -
ished the 1998 Toronto
Kart Club season A ith a
victory which gave him
the Senior Lighl Cha",
Pirkering go-kart driver Rob Oakman vs -on his last race of the season in Stouf-
f ldle to give the 17 -►ear -old rarer the Senior Light Class Championship. 11 leas
the first season in the senior ranks for the Grade 12 student.
L W S
OWARIO PROVINCIAL JUNIOR •Ar HOCKEY LEAGUE
TEAM
GP
Standings as
of Oct 5
PTS
PMI
Co" Kincaid
Kingston Voyageurs
EASTERN CONFERENCE STA/WMfGS
2
11
TEAM
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OTL
F
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PTS
GGA
Krgston voyagers:
a
7
1 0
0
42
23
14
288
civ Cougars
8
4
2 1
1
47
25
10
313
Pickering Panthers
6
5
3 0
0
40
26
10
325
Trenton Stag
5
4
1 0
0
33
18
8
3 W
WeWngton Dares
7
4
3 0
0
39
40
8
5.71
Lindsay Muskies
7
4
3 0
0
23
17
8
2.43
POWborough Bees
7
4
3 0
0
29
31
8
443
Alan Agmen
8
3
4 1
0
25
38
7
4.75
Ostwra Legrnaires
6
3
3 0
0
27
25
6
4 17
Port Hope Buzzards
7
2
3 2
0
20
33
6
471
Bowrnarm a Eagles
6
2
3 0
1
24
24
5
4.00
Auburn Jr Crunch
6
2
3 10
Karsten Ernst
23
25
5
417
Bancroft Hawks
8
0
8 0
0
16
49
0
6.13
HENCE SO
As of OCL. 4
PLAYER
TEAM
GP
G
A
PTS
PMI
Co" Kincaid
Kingston Voyageurs
7
2
11
13
23
Tadd Bowler
Trenton Sting
4
9
3
12
6
4 5
9 8
Omron 6 (Baan Spencer 6)
Rory Book
ccbour9 Cougars
5
4 5
Shim Diamond
Cobourg Cougars
6
3
8
11
4
Mia Somerton
Wellington Dukes
6
1
10
11
12
Donald Patrick
Auburn Jr. Crunch
5
4
6
10
0
George Trion
Pidkan g PW*ws
6
1
9
10
6
Adam Rivers
Wainglai DW"
6
4
6
10
2
Championship. The last
race was held at the
Goodwood Kartway
Track, north of Stouf-
fville.
In his first season in
the .enior ranks, Oak -
man managed six victo-
rlc> in 13 races, finish -
ng no lower than fourth.
Iic edged out Waterloo's
Jim Bates by 135 points
for the scrics champi-
unship.
Oakman pilots a 1998
gold racing cart, powered
by a 5.5 horsepower
Honda engine capable of
speeds of up to 114 kilo-
metres per hour.
In his fifth season of
kart racing, Oakman
races for the Karts and
Parts racing team out of
Markham.
The Grade 12 student
at St. Mary Catholic Sec-
ondary School in Picker-
ing credits Karts and
Parts owner and engine
SCOREBOARD
A D %' E R T 1 S E R O C T. 9. 1 9 9 8
builder Lon Herder for
supplying the horsepow-
er needed to win his first
championship.
A lot o1" hard work
goes into winning a
championship. His father
Bill serves as the me-
chanic, helping with the
tuning and the setup of
the chassis. He also re-
ceives support during his
races by . his mother Di-
anne, brother B.J. and
sister Laura.
The championships
means more than just
prestige and bragging
rights for Oakman. Karts
and Parts awards a new
1999 Gold kart for win-
ning the championship
on one of their chassis.
Oakman hopes to
eventually further his
racing career at higher
levels, much like Canadi-
an Paul Tracy, who also
got his start by racing go-
karts.
Josh Sands
weargm Dukes
6
5 5
10 6
AJAX TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Jay McClement
Kingston Voyag urs
7
4 6
10 6
GAME ONE
Ban Blakey
Trenton Slug
3
2 7
9 4
Markin Travel 14 (Larry Krokck 6. Scott Linton 2. Traver Acheson 6) vs
Tom Paohni
Auburn Jr Crunch
5
4 5
9 8
Omron 6 (Baan Spencer 6)
Rory Book
ccbour9 Cougars
5
4 5
9 2
Joel Johnston
Pickering Panthers
6
6 3
9 20
GAME THIO
Luc Chiasson
Puckering Panthers
6
3 6
9 16
Discovery Bay Chiropractic 27 (Mike Webb 6. Don Kayser 15, Warren
Paul Johnson
Kingston Vapg-
7
3 6
9 4
Watson 6) vs BW Customs 19 (Jon Lackey 7. Slee Crites 6. Rich
Janet Robertson
Kingston Vopgers
7
3 6
9 20
R44W 6),
Todd Aird
Cobowg Cougars
6
1 7
8 4
Bis Duncan
Phcaring PWdhers
6
1 7
8 8
GAME THREE
Gary Saga
Weinglim Does
4
2 5
7 11
Rarnown Electric 36 (Russ Beverly 18. Rich Johnson 2. Bob Spencer
S rouledpar-Meter Auburn Jr Crunch
5
1 8
7 5
2. Doug Blackman 6. Ken Jorgenson 8) vs. Royal Scot 16 (Scott
Tom Kirton
Oshawa Lopiormss
5
1 6
7 4
McEacfwn 6. Cam E&M 4, Jim PondQrass 6).
Jason Cassels
Aga Amnon
6
2 5
7 2
EASTERN CONFERENCE
GOALTENDERS
GAME FOUR
LlghBrouse Lid. 22 (Dave Dougas 14. Todd Tabu 8) vs. Frozen Images
As d OA. 4
6 (Mark Harry 6).
PLAYER
TEAM
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GP
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Jared Rinhlon
Lirk91112y Muskies
82
1.37
1 0.73 1
LEAGUE STAIgNGS
Drew Madinlyre
Trenton sting
60
1.00
1 1.00 0
TEAM G w L T PTS
Paul Gutlrie
Pi dean Parews
80
1.00
1 1.00 0
Frozen Mnages 9 7 1 115
Karsten Ernst
Port Haps Buzzen s
250
4.17
9 2.16 0
Daoovery Bay Chicpracic 9 7 2 0 14
Mike Smith
Kigston Vbyegows
180
3.00
7 2.33 0
LigfnMiouse Ltd. 9 4 4 1 9
Nate Bedlord
Lindsay Muskiaa
278
4.63
12 2.59 0
omron 9 4 5 0 8
Joel Cameos
Pidwig Pttrism
240
4.00
11 2.75 0
Rarown Electric 9 3 5 1 7
Scott Evans
Pickering ParAhM
60
1.00
3 3.00 0
BW Cadens 9 3 5 1 7
Bryan Strongman
Kingston Vopgaws
120
2.00
6 3.00 1
Porm Scot 9 3 6 0 6
Andrew Sin
Cobourg Cougars
273
4.55
16 3.52 0
Marlin Travel 9 3 6 0 6
EVERY WALK IN THE PARK..%
COULD USE A
LITTLE FOOTBALL.
Sport SHORTS
OCT. 9, 1998
Young pitchers can
strike out to
ball clinics
PICKERING - Wanna learn how
to hurl some heat?
The Pickering Heat Fastball Asso-
ciation is holding pitching clinics for
girls and boys.
Clinics for girls begin Friday, Oct.
9 at 6:30 and continue every other
week on Oct. 23. Nov. 6 and 20, Dec. 4
and 18. The girls' pitching clinics are
being run by Miles McKinnon.
The boys' clinics start Friday, Oct.
16 at 6:30 and run alternate weeks on
Oct. 30, Nov. 13 and 27 and Dec. 11.
The boys' clinics are instructed by Pat
Van de Bospoort.
Cost for either clinic is $10 for the
entire programme or $3 per night.
Both clinics are in the large gym at
Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155
Liverpool Rd., Pickering.
The clinic is open to all softball
players.
For more information, call Ted
Thornes at 837-9460.
Basketball loop invites
kids to the hoop
The final registration date for the
Durham West Basketball League is
this Saturday, Oct. 10.
Sign-ups are stated for Lincoln
Alexander Public School, 95 Church
St. N., Ajax, beginning at 1 p.m.
The league's open to boys and
girls in the bantam division (born
1985-'86); minor bantam bracket (born
1987-'88); and junior category (born
1982 to '84). Cost is $85 per player.
Call 831-6753.
Panthers play Ajax Sunday
PICKERING - The Pickering Pan-
thers play their junior hockey neigh-
bours, the Ajax Axemen, at the Picker-
ing Recreation Complex Sunday.
The contest marks the second
meeting of the season between the two
Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey
League dubs. The Axemen won the
first regular -season meeting in Ajax 6-
5 on Sept. 29.
Game time Sunday is 7:30 p.m.
h
Pickering bantams fit to be tied with Ajax........
PICKERING —The Pickering Panthers
bantam 'A' rep hockey team played to a
draw with the neighbouring Ajax Knights in
its first regular -season contest Sept. 29.
The Panthers and Knights battled to a 3-
3 tie.
Outstanding goaltending by Pickering's
Luke Gregoire helped his team pick up a
point.
Scoring 1 -or Pickering were Scott Riggs,
Joel Markham and Brandon Boyer. Assist-
ing were Brad Giasson with two, Evan
Georgievski, Brandon Black, David Skrep-
nek and Ryan Mihkelson with singles.
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Additional services may be required depending on
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Maintenance Services. All service prices include parts,
lubricants, labour and environmental charges.
Please note: applicable taxes are not included.
Lubrication $24.95
INTERVAL (,000knVmonths): 6, then every 12 thereafter.
• Replace engine oil & oil filter - Inspect lights, horn & wipers
• Inspect air fitter element - Check coolant, battery, brake,
• Lube locks, latches & hinges and washer fluid keels
Service *1 $79.88
INTERVAL (,000knVmo'nths):12,36,60.84,106,13Z 156, IM 204
• Replace engine oil & oil fitter • Inspect brake linings, drums
• Adjust engine idle speed pads, discs, lines & hoses
(if needed when applicable) - Inspect exhaust system &
• Inspect air filler element mountings
• Inspect drive
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covers, drive shaft, boots, • Lube ticks, latches & hinges
nub a bolts on chassis and body
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INTERVAL (,0001km/mottths): 24,411t, 72.96,120,144,166,192
• Replace ergine oil & oil filler vent syslsm, hoses, & fuel
• Adjust engine We speed tank bands hit fuel IN* cap
(if needed when appiicable) gasket
• Inspect air filler etanent - Inspect brake linings, drums
• Inspect drive belt pads, discs, lines & hoses
• Inspect slsarlhg **age, - Inspect exhaust system &
9arbox, bell joints, dust mous ntil gs
'overs, drive shalt, boots, • Rotate tires
nuts & bolts on chassis and body a Inspect tires (Damage,
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connecbra, fuel tank vapour • Lube locks, latches & hinges
Service 82 Plus 559.88
• Replace automatic transmission differential fluids every
& transaxle fluids every48,000km/48 months furs moo.')
24,000km/24 months 124,000km24 months
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Certain Toyota vehicles will also require the following
specialized attention. Be sun to have these services
performed (if applicable) as part of your regular maintenance.
The team is coached by Ron Kearn, as-
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Ted Skrepnek and the trainer is Mike
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• Inspect Superchanger gear oil every 48,000 km/36 mon.
.................... 119.88
• Lubricate propeller shaft every 12,000 km/12 mon. .. .......... WC
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• Grease rear wheel bearings every 48,000 km / 48 mon...171.88
TRUCKS � 4RUNNER r PREVIA Refer to Owner's
• Replace O' Senor at 128,000 km (up to '95 models)....... Manual,
2WD TRUCKS
• Grease front wheel bearings every 48,000 km / 48 mon ......... _.-.- 197.88
4WD TRUCKS / 4RUNNER
• Lubricate propeller shaft every 12,000 km / 12 mon..................... 10.88
• Lubricate front wheel bearings (except '98 Tacoma / 4Runner)
and drive shaft bushings every 48,000 km / 36 mon...................11247.88
TURBO -EQUIPPED ENGINES
ALL MODELS • Oil change every 4,000 km / 3 months. ..........................................18.88
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M
DELIVERY SERVICE requires
knmediatNy FULUPART-TIME
DRIVERS wrm own reliable 4
cyl vehicles Days Evening
Sind Weekends CASH DAILY
• Cali 1' am -4 p m only
905-426-5484
ANNA KLLA Ladies Fashion
Store at Pickering Town Cen-
tre requires Full-time Sales
Staff Experience preferred
Appy with resume in person
to Becky We are at upper ke-
el Sears wing
APPOINTMENT BNbrs
warded. no selling involved.
full and part time available
NO training provided Hourly
cages plus borwrses Positive,
entnuuasbc and responsible
nndrvrduals only Ideal lot
homemakers. For interview
call Phyllis as 905.428-2010.
AZ TNIICK O MM. FI/ bore
avatable Imrrle0iately. Good
wi bernefds. new trucks.
Applicants must ra dean
AZ IioeMe ove with current ab-
stral. a fearer' ICC medical
certificate. a criminal record
search. apre-enrploymem
fling sax.. and USA WwV
exDerience. Apply in person
Iwo neral" to: J A M Tn
Imerrational Inc 717 Drake
St Oshawa. Ontario. Only
canddaes coruacted for an
k erview bull receive a reply.
BEAUTY LUM et ulnes 9-
Celnsed awstSaad "arsapr for
mxsion llonusiprofd cesfwN�ig.
Also pan lime �typst for
Oshata and Alex. qI G�itria
(905) 4286180
BUSIV FRIENDI.I'
VAX SALON
requires
Experienced
Hall'Stvfist/
Assistant ManaWr
Good wages pus
canmission 8 bonuses.
Cal! 61948057
CAMET CLEANER required.
must have own reiame veJu-
ce Experience an asset but
ON tram Leave message
(416)322-2704
CARPET CLEANERS needed
Full and pan lime Must have
own car Call (905) 579-7814
CLASS A and Class D
Driver/Mover regwred Also,
movers helper required Sal-
ary teased on qualifications
Experience necessary Call
905-428-9000
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one Incorrect insertion
and there shall be no li-
ability for non -insertion
Of any advertisement.
Liability for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. All copy
is subject to the appro-
val of management of
News Advertiser.
WANTED
24 hr. per week
Sun. - Fri.
Pickering
area. Call
(905)
436-7458
Pickering
1050 Brock Rd.
FULL & PART TIME
HELP WANTED
Apply in person
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• •
00 too UP" OM& o+nm s. Cub.m, race tv
Due to the Increase in volume, Fraser Ford
Is looking to add one person to our dean
up team.
-Full time position, 1-9 p.m.
•Company benefits.
•Good compensation program.
Duties include cleaning of used vehides
and maintaining lot. Must have drivers
license and be dean In appearance.
Ph. 576-1800 Fax 576-6078
Att: Rory
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
w No Nights, Weekends or Holidays
Paid Training and Benefits
Work part-time hours with the
World's NUMBER 1 Home Cleaning Service
Pickering Location
CW ReWkvd
905-426-6M maids
COLLECTIBLE E ART STORE
Part Time positions aval-
abk nighlVieekendsidays
Come and be a pan d our
team Please drop oil resume
at Keepsakes. 16 King St E
(beside the Got House)
COLLECTOR - experience a
must to organue an interna
Coffiumer Collection depart -
nem Please reply by tax to
7009-2960 An Jason.
COUNM IELF required for
3-4 days /wk. cooking i
deam0 good wages. Appy
n person to Blue Sm Fish 6
Chips. Bog &ode St. N.
CUSTOMER SERVICE Repre-
uniative. tont service oorn-
pany needs endxrsiastic per-
son for new and ruisfrrfp prs-
tomersGood phone voice
alit positive attitude a mast.
Hourly us incentive. cal
436Wor appontrhad.
ONIVEfti Nff0® car or flan
required r pay weekly. Call
(905)427.7133.
1111111111111111116 WANTED, petro-
lean experience preferred.
Top wags, excellent berfefit
pwkage. Must have class AZ
drivers kctne, and clear
abstract. Fax resume 10
(905)421-9719.
OWU EMCEO NAWATTLIST
and Nail Technician till or
W tine. with some ciero m
for busy salon in Pickering
Salary plus commissron Call
427-4110 Ask for Lunda.
ExPENEMCW SHOAT 011-
OElt took. flexible evemrngs
and weekends a must. Pay
negobabk. Bring restim bet-
wan 3 vin, and 5G m. no
calls please. Pickles Dili and
Eakry.S Harwood Ave.. Ajax.
FULL TME ESbETICINMi
reproved. Pickering Town Cen-
ter. Cal KNy at (905) 831-
OBN to wrap oder new.
RILL TIK RECEFTIOMIST
with salon experience for
L'Attitudes Oshawa. Ask for
Robert (905(723-5937
OEMER1 CAFETERIA IrNp
required in South Pickerft
on C71h wx
days arld kernds.
S9.OMn. Call Catriona M(905)
--- 1151 ed. 3531 Braver
Foods Edified.
GEIN ERAL LABOURER re-
'led
esu a to (9D5)723 -139$4r_
(9
MEW LABOUWA. need-
ed for residential new home
ooratnrction site. 3 to 5 years
eWneam. Most have own
transportation. Please call
(905) 450.9138.
untAi i old tel Mt Mt ��
rbo w Tuu uU uVm no
NESSCanada s 11 Fitness
membership required Pay as
Club is opening a new 35.0()0
you go gym No commitment
sq it Fitness Centre in Prck-
enng We are currently seek -
mg qualified staff for the Id-
Weekly. Monthly Absolutely.
lowingppo0sshons -SALES
positively. no preauthorizaed
REPS •TELEMARKETERS - A
payment Pay as you go
minimum of 2 years exp re-
Power City Gym Open until
purred Fitness Club expen-
mrdwght M F Weekends 9
a plus.. lus.. but not neces-
sary Fax Resume to John
a m- 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd
905-426-7860
Prdkenng (905) 427.6277
NAIIfSTYLIST REEDEDII im-
TELEMARKETERS needed. full
mediareN Exp required for
time'part limn hourly plus
busy salon Great apportwtttybon.�
Get Settled Defoe ChnSlnras
txpenence preferred
Pxienrtq fQQ51tKi1-NQ70
Call 905-438-0058
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
-A-AA-AAAA
AJAX
Glynn Rd.
Oak St
Birch Cres.
Sherwood Rd. E
n r.1 r. _ PROPERTY Maragemerri Hewison Crt.
f lame Sell. :enniendent positron required Keeble Cres.
Hina 'or 49 unit plus commensal
andomrmum building Ex- Rotherglen Rd.S.
experienced �enence preferred Please Fearn Cres.
f'rr�arrn nn nuu�w t,md resume to Duiftam Con- BUrningham Cres. ■ ■
cleaning. :o corp. 0101 80 Athd St E . Dingley Crt.
Call Ind 101. Oshawa. Ord LIM Lincoln St. RF(1LIRF1) I%1%1FDlATI I -T
427 38$. 387 Atm Board d Directors Rotherglen Rd.N. E.pene. Administrative Antstarrt for a construction
proles located in Whitby The successful candidate will be
WiICe Or htri woAr
HOMEMAKERS, wa j,e slue
+ tts part time telemarkeliInq
pmKrtiOns ariablt to those 14
ars of age 8 older $7 007
,ata AN haim provided to
inose uta quality Call (905)
119-6%1 between 1-5p.m to
arrage an rnkrrrew
J a M TME tmernatraW Inc
requires an experienced
Service Manager for Oshawa
iii Must have drspatct
andire experience Please
tax resume to I.W5-4n-
nn temepnOrte Orr$
For pncate school
L, Afax part torte
Appx 4 hr. per day.
during sm.'fto-A year
Perssxn to prepare
and secs -e lunch,
cleanup, weekly
.hopping Must be
organ&zed.
SENA RESUME TO-
2SO BAYLY ST. W.
UNIT 17
AJAX, ONTARIO
LIS 3V4.
ACEI LED DESEL mertunbe
for last growing local lire
Compaq fax resume to (905)
in -9540 or phone (905) 576-
UCENUO Nakstylinx with
minimum 2yrs experience
required to( full hint pm
lions Please call Oshawa
Centre Har Stylists. Mary or
Uro 905-728.4623
IIAI TECH for tmwV salon.
experience preferred Calk
905-571-0700
s new
dult careers for new.
aper delivery I
owtholds between
M. - 6 a.m. Mon. - Sa
eltack a must.
Call I -800-2e8-7742
NATIONAL
POSCannew
national newspa-
per requires adult
carriers for news-
paper delivery to
households btwn.
2.6 a.m. Mon -Sat.
Vehicle a must.
1-SW268-7742
jaw
aw
creat pay.
Call Tuesday
between
971353s
PNMT TNULU tithe expeti-
enad hair stylist vented for
busy Oslam salon. Cal 905-
725-0119 or 905-431.4255
leave nNissW. ash for Pat.
RECRURMEMT - We are
wolkng for a person ro do re-
dvbry one day per week in
the Durham Regan Inter-
viewing and Iesturg people
Plem call (416) 495-09M
Start Rus
ROYAL CANADIAN Legion Or
322 Nax Ont Now aceepratg
applications for clic Food
Catenng contract y the Ajax
Legion kilerested parties
please send in resumes to
R C.L. 111 Mtwn St.. ARx. Oil
L I S 1 P3 Ann M Fitzpatrick
Cb Wig Oct 24M
SNORT OIIOEII COON m4-
nWO to 7 a m Call between 7
a in - 12 noon 839-E423
COUPLES
required for various
locations. (Greater
Toronto area). Exp.
an asset but not
essential. Salary, 2
bedroom apt. plus
benefits. Call Janet
905-666-4829
Ls now hiring for
stores
Ajax A Pickering;
store front and
bakery perxxtnel on
full tune basis only.
Please drtizer resume
,n prrscrn to:
1750 Bayly SL W.
Pickering
465 Bayly SL W.
A1ax
TOW TNBCK Operators for
Markham. Toronto. Durhand.
ow once preferred but will
tan ripM applicant. must be
insurable age. Apply: 14 Lai -
dim Bbd.. Marldam, or fix.
905.172-9751.
TUPPERWARE ROME FNN-
TIM - 4 wxk trial, free M.
Maugemem opportunities.
phom for more information. in
Picketing area cal Judy at
905.837-5050 in Osharw arm
sal Linda at 435.0905.
Pidcelirg has illMlle-
EVerienced
Cooks, Slr"M &
Please drop off
resume to
1660 Kingston Rd.
Unit 01,
WORK AT NOW - assent -
Will; Our product. start un-
rnedla ely. For tree into. pad -
Mcal 24 firs. tog -free I.
-771-7409.
Withay Dr.
Griffiths Dr.
Morden Cres.
Roberson Dr.
Gregson St.
Freeston Cres.
PICKERING
Norfolk Sq
Sultana Sq
Baylawm Dr.
Duncannon Dr.
Primrose Crt.
Darwin Dr.
Regal Crs.
Valleyridge Dr.
White Pine Cres.
Second St.
Sandcherry Sq.
Westcreek Dr.
Copley St.
Thicket Cres.
Cognac Cres.
Amberlea Rd.
SCARBOROUGH
Centennial Rd.
Closso n Dr.
Evenwood Ave.
Elkwood Dr.
Chapais Cr.
Ctappison Blvd.
Charlottetown Blvd.
Conference Blvd.
Cedarview Dr.
Rougehighlands Dr.
Josaly Ave.
Port Union Rd.
Fanfare Ave.
Decimal Plce
East Ave.
Tudor Glen Cres.
Blue Anchor Trail
Donshire Crt.
Kirkdene Dr.
*****_.�r
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL. 683-5117
1 ONa
Ileo
BM.MWAL NECBTIONKT
rtxlldred to busy. Intertta0orgl
office, locoed in AjanUPidker•
ing. Must be experienced.
puriciumm. orgatnized and en-
thuseslic. Skills required in-
clude: Word processing aid
admioistuion support. wt
after �
pa* V RR
batSP,
and behrtblls. Please sand re-
sume to 1700 Alliance Rd.
Box 135. Pickering . Ori!. LI W
31k2.Atle ntion Camorwe Con-
tr0mer
MEAD IECBTIOINST needed
full lkrk with experience la
illness ba" ilocam Ajax)
Fax resume W5-
709- an: Jasm.JOBOR
LOCAL CMAIITEREO Ac-
txwntam equies a book.
keeperfrecepFionist with ex-
perience in preparation of
gpoeyMI records Wird related
This it S a inalerd f eemiry refpla�ce:
rrwg pomon, um MWO 1,
1999. Reply to Fite 1228,
omm Tfks Wed. P.O. Bout
481.Oshm, Ontario. UH 71.5
nq. a sell -stater. lxpW motivated. energeto.
orgarxred and someone .fro pays affenhon to detail.
Responsrbnktes wild rrictrde tekplione. typing. taxatg, fes.
prepanng reports. Madero the public, cormaet admit 4
document control Must have excellent interpersonal skills
' om(xaer skulls n MS office. Prolog and a -mad are
essernla Fa renawe to:
BovisMorthi m, A Joint Venture
O 1.416-32U191, Rolove ncr Theatre Project, Wh tby
1 S -- .,WAV- 1 sew Ht4WAgmts
AUTOMOTIVE SALES
PROFESSIONAL
REQUIRED
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
WE OFFER
- DEMO PLAN
- HIGH COMISSIONS
- MONTHLY BONUS
AND A GREAT TEAM
CONTACT MIKE HARPER OR
RONY O'CONNOR
• I
•
pili Ids 64eMk TRasf, oiw� 0OMmis LIJ ZA
EXCITW CAREER OPPORTUNRY
lf you enjoy dealing with people and have a strong
desire to succeed ... then keep reading... Formula
Ford is looking for
CAREER ORIENTED SALES CONSULTAIITS
• No autartfotive exp. required
(sales background an asset)
• Full tramig program provided
• Company vehicle
�He,,a,,t,�hrF,a,,,d;,,e�ntal benefits, pension plan
• Opp011lNllly lo earn over $50K
tt you're a self-starter with a desire to learn and have
a strong caTMnihent to customer satisfaction, take
the iniliative and tall or fax Brian Pickering lex Yoga
Warren for a confidential straight forward interview
Ph. 839-M
Fax 839.6008
ONO Help �1] onee Hun
Accountant's office CONSULTANT
p�tunes a required, min. 2 yrs.
Third or Fourth year experience, solid
level knowledge of
CGA «m CCA "Apollo".
Public accounting Apply in person:
expetiettce essential. Oshawa Travel,
Reply to: 74 Sinrooe St.3.
File#=
Oshawa This Weep 1Sdn
P.O. Box 461,
Oshawa, Ontario. EVU11 NCEO aif effibusias-
tic salesperson required for
SELL R NOW high vo11R1e dealer. Ful time
positions. Commission basis.
�`rAL1 Phase reply to File 1230
-0�7 Oshawa Tttis Week. P0. am
481. Oshawa, Oritatio.
Saks HNplAgenfs I Styes IislyAgems • Daycare Awihbk • DAycan Avaikble
GREAT CLOSERS
URGENTLY NEEDED
Fantastic sales opportunities at'ail-
able for the
right people. Revolu-
tionary new product! Unlimited
earning potential. Mature sales
people especially needed. No ex-
per,ence necessary.
Call on Tuesday from
9am-9pm (905) 571-3532
:I' for f ntreprencuri, that 1%111 start
,,h company, sales and graduate h1
i -,.ring their own dealership. Average
"alesmen make between 40k-75k/vr. No
..lie~ experleriLe necessarV, onlV the
rove to succeed.
Call RainSoft 1-888-884-9577
year old company, whtih produces
finest Water Treatment equipment
r he world.
Skilled Help Lo Skilled Help
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
required for
production plant in Durham.
Hands-on experience a must.
Excellent salary and benefits
for the right indi%-idual.
Please send resume to:
File #231
c/o Oshawa This Week
P.O. BOX 481
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 71_5
1 Sales rklp/Agenlel
IA::Js
i, i �•,Iv i,J W$'
mrr:0 Cumpary Also earn
labulous rewards like 3 rip for
two, to Hawaii Please call
42' 8021
RETAIL HARDWARE. 8'xiding
IR 1-s ali's person
,..In piumbai krWwledge Fax
'ea;,me to 905.8392051
Skilled
Help
10
Ai DRIVER Two years ex -
;P nce 'un between
Oshawa and Buffalo FT In -
,lune 905-428-9223 leave
message or tax resume with
current abstract to 905 428
9223
50 AZ DRIVERS
required.
Work to suit
yourschedule
V905) 434-5110
.A. FESTER'S
TRUCKING
Al DRIVERS WANTED -
3' 4.1 citing Company offer -
Ing benefit package, plus bo-
nuses Expanding, require
singles and teams. for tail,
beds For Ontario Highway.
some Winnipeg Home wee-
kends. require one year ex-
perience. and a ponce ab•
Strad 705.357-3938
BODY, Prep 6 Painters. top
dollar flat rate. FT.;PT., own
tools. experienced call 1 -Boo -
263 -1420 ext 643418.
DISPATCHER 6 Tow Truck
drivers. all Shifts for Major
towing company in ApxfPidt-
srmg area call 905.427 -OM
EXPERIENCED MLLWNW.
brig term limp, some elMw
cal an asset. kin. 2 years ex-
perience. Fax resume (416)
495.0941 Staff Pius.
GAS FITTER apprentice re
quired, must Have gonad me
chantey skills.Please qac to
sume 10 (905)736.3976.
GAS FITTER N for furnace
cleannggklper experitemed,
own velll valid driver's li-
cense, wages negotiable.
Phone 725-5559.
GASFITTERS LN:, 2 or 3 re-
gwred for instauation of Gas
Piping 6 vefNkp in new resi-
dential Construction Fax re-
sume to (905) 738-3976
LIC. MILLWRIGHT, Full-time
7-3. Drop resume in person.
Full liene6ts/wage negotiated.
Corrugated Liam. Business.
Send resumes to Jeff Bate,
686-3227, 1885 Clements Rd,
Unit 241.251, PictNlklg.
IICI:titiID
BODY PERSON
required imme-
diately for busy
body shop in
whitbv.
No apprentices.
Phone,
JENSEN
AUTO B00Y
(905)668-3331
MECHANIC
LICENSED
with own tools,
good wage.
TAXI DRIVERS
for
Pickering Company
686-3803
RESIOENTIALFraminq tar-
penter crews ',eeded Piece
work for new flume conStruc-
bon Call 1905A97-8699
i
DAYCARE atddd We ni d !nn
and rannl home in the FmcN
C tie area. Infants to 5 years
F�'ceipls given References
pon request Call Della
1u05,831-8999
DIXIE/MWY. 2- reliable day -
Sale d-/aliable in my home
raced yard Affordable rates
°'ease call Colleen (905) 831 -
EXPERIENCED
CARE GiVER
(1V'estn,-1 N of 401 )
Nv,ir vh,xd• & nark
Hut nutnhou. meal.
TI.0 Fenced Yard•
cnmh+rtahle mcrmn-
men t.
428-0097
Day Care
Available
1 Artrck9 for
Sale
245-751a16 TIRES WITH n'
nit ow, InegS I,i lit r;lie'fl J x 4
from 1998 and up 5300 0 0 o
(905;985-0074
3 WHEEL TRIUMPH SCOOT-
ER. excellent condition. new
batteries. battery charger in-
cluded. asking $1600 Call
905-683.5354
4-15560R14 INCH M&S `nes
won rims h' r. ora _tic
Lots of tread :eft S400 -%5)
623-9460 or 19051 985-0074
sip
9 PIECE OAK dining roam su-
ite S180C Mates bed and
bookcase neanboard. 5150
Landscape mirror. $50 Phone
568-1982
NANNY •+adahie in lour
LEATHER JACKETS
r � M',rnmgs only, 6 fill
2 pace IPafl! ,••,Ps from
" on Pickering Village area
$999, luggage from $1999.
A 427 -7565
'either wall -Is from $6 99
PICKERING Beach I Rollo:
E/erfthmQ4 Mus! Go' Family
v:'^; !"w'. 18 morins to
Leather 5 P,in1s Mall Osnr
wa 905-728-9830
' years Daily outings
DURHAM FIREWOOD
Med backyard and park,
ANTIQUE S line dnrungroom
alts. story 'ime music nit
)p 1-1 mgroom suites
hours meals S snacks rust
Eieganl S solid Bargain
dCPR cert
certified NCn-
$1500 - $ 905-479-0447
W,
nokmq. receipts 905-428
Free quotation in VW yhome
14
APT. FURNITURE - kitchen.
-
binr,;nm ,gr,nm iamps-
QUALITY Oayeare n Liver-
pictures reasonable prices
: o� ,':enanra area smoke
Also 4 wheel medical Scooter.
e. Chia daycare diploma
moving %16-2677
am;chdd CPR. fenced yard
CARPETS SALE: lots of car -
1.,y trips receipts. nutnholr5
BABY FURNITURE as white)
'• eAls/Sirl RtitrenCtS
crb n,r• ss armoire.
+• stable upon regi,est Cathy
dresser wan Chloe tape +pp
cls -32c-2400
3 oder (chair Less man 4yS
1 Erripbyment
rad. excellent condition ask -
SI D00 905-831-8935
Waewed
Br D. BLACK h-,ugM iron Ca
LAWN CARf"'ipv
guePr-rtnopedc mat.
abs rpd,, t'nall engines)
treSsfrae Never opened
m
ee Es:imale Call Andrew
$1200 Sarribce $490
15 509.7714
'416)255-0285
NOT NEARLY READY TO
;IT ;.arad;ar !)US`r `.mall
In strtngms in sates. mar-
■ehng and promotion. took
very early exd package
Looking for steady parttime
pb in tots area Excellent
communicator Perfect !ng.
Ish
„q-
ksh Fax 905-428-6539 Phone
416-520 7373
1 Firewood
KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD. -
ceii-i very bestlard-
wuud. gwonleeci extra tong
time tally seasoned cut 6
split Honest measurement,
're! nlekvery. 905.753-22.16
BEVELLED GLASS ROOM :
niter 3 panes rather :_-
Ing approximate site 7 feet
nigh by 6 feel wide Can 905-
668-W7
BLINDS :.1 the middleman
l-, .nlPr ^.js custom made
der coverings Vertical
Venetian, Shelters Free est,.
mates (416 227-7777 or
905)-660-00 or 1-888-369-
:555
DRAPES Dimas 37' long
3:• wi,'.ei matching shower
curtain Oriental deW Like
new 905-427-1822
BEDDING Duvet cover-
(;ueer bed skin 'double)
1 MospAar
W iaal Dental
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST !op
pNlow-shams 6 Sneers blue
total -nevi 905-427-1822
e N�"o
ri,.u�N seasoned nardwood
COM/UTER FACTORY.
AJAX mecicai office needs
Servm Pickering. Ajax. Whit.
CARPET BROKER. '00%.
part time Recephonisv0mce
by and Oshawa Call
Nylon !nick plush Yam re -
Worker Telephone and tom-
DURHAM FIREWOOD
slsunt carpet For 3 rooms.
puter skills required Fax re-
427 5278
Mhy $369 00 Price mdudes
some to 905-686-5189
FERDOD
30
and �y�� carpet.yin, homdeluxe mee
CERTIFIED Dental Assistant
�R
Free quotation in VW yhome
needed for every Saturday.
and cushions $loo.. Mack oak
No interestno payment for
9am - 5pm Please all Judy
Cut, Split &
one full year. Daniel. 1.800-
at(9051837-1231
delivered.
217-0104
FOR CONTRACTS: PSw'S
560/face cord.
CARPETS SALE: lots of car -
Now interviewing for contraIXCat)
Jerrypets
100°. nylon stain re-
positions within Durham Re-
SIMbunk beds, Twin
OLD
lease. carpet 3 rooms $339
ylon for new Health Services
(9051619-1363
130 sq. yd I Includes Carpet
Comparry. Must have own ve-
drawers excellent lbrhditi0n
premum pad and instaila-
hick. Resume aria references
ROKA LUMBER, est 1961
tion Fret estimates. carpet
required For appl. 905.427-
4'x8'xl2' - S64 4'x8'xl6•
repairs Serving Durham and
9988
S69 Discount on full bush
surrounding area Sam 905-
(905)426-4376 or (905)426-
Lord Free Delivery Oshawa
686,1772
MEDICAI SECRETARY Tull
area Buy Loral i1 Save Big
G waslieddryer A-1 cord. 5
Gine for thusy Pickering family
for kering f
81.
Savings. Days. 705-277-3381.
CARPET SALE. Call aria Save
ae Onix '95
Pr
IoN free from Oshawa: even.
up to 50% Olt large selection
required Expenerice is an as
wigs 905-434-6665.
of color and design. customer
set Fax resume to: (905)satisfaction
1;W
guaranteed For
421}0863
4
tree estimate call Mike. (905)
AAicks lar
SW
DISCOVER SCUBA DIVINGII
Classes now stating Fall
Scuba and Snorkeling equip-
ment sale now on Call (905)
668 8566 Dive Source Scuba
www drvesource coin
IS YOUR SKIN aging faster
than you are? Re'mluhonary
anti -aging system Clinical
results after 4 weeks include
421% reduction m wrinkles &
1549; increase m skin firm-
ness S elasticity 100° Un-
conditional Guarantee Do
tour products measure up)
lou could win free skin rare
for a year' For into call 905-
128.8220 ext 2
ENTIRE KITCHEN .dbmetry
dM courtier r^GS
3
1
,1
b(,drC01-
or. includes stove and dlsh-
Nasher $750 or stove and
dishwasher $300 (905) 668-
'877
FLAGSTONE.3 ' limestone
appim, 1', ,^'' - $125 Slab
wood $25 Woodley s Saw
Mal 1905)263-2121
FULL SIZE WASHER 8 DRY-
ER for sale
crindilinn oedo dnd WP'
maintained $375 for the set
Full site frost tree fridge and
stove. showroom condition
lndge $400 stove $250 can
436-0711
FUTONS. MATTRESSES.
Bean Bags Solas 9e^,,,,m
Suites Ba Dy Furniture We
stock 8rind Names like Sim-
mons '41115er Trigoid S
Hammer The Best Oualal at
the Lowest Price in Curriam
nitons are always in Stock
Ready to lake bark to School
LUIGI s Furmt;re 488 King St
W Oshawa 19051-436-0860
HANKS' APPLIANCES. -AST
Thanksgi,mg s%,4e special.
$175up Frost-Iree fridges
S199,up, regular and deluxe
models May-aq 'washer 6
dryer S55r,tsel like -esu reg-
ular wasners 6 dryers 5350/
Set Extra Capac:y OryerS
5150/up like new washers
$199up $50 white Stoves.
side D'r-Side .,ke new $500/
up white quantities lag Fi-
nancing available Up Ie 1yr
warranty 426 SimcOe St S
905728.4043
JET -AIR :wbecue stove
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 9,.1996 PAGE 29
I r1M 1 cera
Saks Saks
El
QUES & COLLECTIBLES
Sat. Oct. 10, 9-5.
3 Central St. Claremont
(at 4 corners)
VERY LAST CHANCE!
BRAND NEW CLOTHING SALE
5weat,,hirt�, t-,hlrt,, Itar.s, lark(',
& metre
SAT. oct 10 ONLY 9am-Spm
1926 GLENVIEW RD., Pickering
ESTATE SALE
681 PLEASANT STREET,
PICKERING
SAT. OCT. 10th, 10am - Spm
R;r,S?h,I'; rrni?rlf; 3••'7uui �x :�19C?:b':,
GARAGE SALE
C'ornputer, part+, car beds, furniture,
clothing, new Janis & windows & lot. more
SAT. OCT 10, Sam - 1 pm
1970 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering
S \I I
S.AT. UCT. 10
H A.M. - 2 P.M.
30 and 32 Treasure Crt., Ajax
;Thances, skates tuts, and mulh much more
HUGE T-IANKSGIVING GARAGE SALE AT THE FARM
Tr,aS,r S. ^, a ript; ^arx5:� :ir::ale n�
1585 WHiTEVALE RD.,
1 stew SOC^' ;' -^w7 7, ' 2 nelr, vF-5' rr 3r ck ?r;
Fri. Sat. Sun & Mon Sam - 5pm
MULTI -FAMILY SALE
Fri. & Sat. Oct 9 a 10, 110- 6
RIVERVIEW CRES., PICKERING
.1 A,icr:a a, 3 -'ivv2
Srrmcthing for F.Iienone'
SAT &tit N' 'lam - 4pm
15 RAV(;E: RD. IS on LakeridgrI
i,ls lit isnm�n 'I/Cs ti- it). wind
;urter. furniture, tires, and much more
SJOC , ,r!! table. tike new.
rosewood square $250 2
person rarpNs $1100. 12 x 10 .0 Arts 6 Crafttop
arpN. of telt hire mulh
Gla $25C ;9051 697-9052
WASHER 6 DRYER E.cellent
pn,�,•i.r Mill dr'•. i,,.. S rte.
up Can separate sty Gu
9051-839-0098
KING BED x -trick :nrdpedic
�•Ii-N'-: StL and ''a "ke Still
in push Cott $1 560 SNI
$625 f4161255.0285
MEN'S Winter s , and usual
. 1 Arts 6 Crafts
CRAFT SHOW
IltkrcWr P.S. .?rd limruud f rail Shox-
4 Parkes Dr. South Ajax
`member 14th
L!f nfed vender Scace ak'ariac e zt, f Jeav
Call Kelh 683-8244 or Karen 6716 -192 -
ca'•. F, 4 .n 1 sea rickets
Lira career
431-4040. (416) 822-8226
e N�"o
CIKSTERFIELD with wing
COM/UTER FACTORY.
aeke's p $t 79 now 5'999
chair. Dad colours' NYt new
Amazing school Special. 1
for
LIVE 1M Can giver nllx0ed for
LM -M
5450' Gray chesterfield. love
Year no payment, tree scaft-
apes 4 it 8. retere
diddrenes
Iwo ;carr •2' Storm Sups
266mmx Waded nwe.
3 expenknce required. Call
chi" S0. X839-5365.
prime sr Mtware aw
905-507-9899.
aDai" of 6' Boss speakers
$16 wk (oac). 1-800-515-
eat ^weewcross°vers S'5':
PIER ONE WICKER bveseat
5545. Free delivery.
MANNY ngrNM in my Ihorrle.
and cushions $loo.. Mack oak
we re in the first plaza on len
experience and reference re-
extension table $150.. 3 sec-
CONTENT SALE - Living room,
paired. AKona/Sheppararea.
~Octal black illumiIf wall
$800. Oak dining room
Phase call Derese beirraen 5
Unit, $200.. (905) 839--0125
$1.500. old oak bedroom.
and B pm 0 509-8658 .
'ski
dura lamps. onyx dadew
t0
SIMbunk beds, Twin
OLD
$400. 2 pauN. lawn
NANNY required. liven
top double bottom with 2
mower 5300 Chinese vase
care tot 2 children. (3. 5yrs).
drawers excellent lbrhditi0n
$85. (905) 420-8433
Duties Include. taking oild 10
$499 Telephone 683-9028
CLCCKS- Extended Back !o
school, cooking meals. laun-
School Specials Huge se!ec.
KING-SIZE bed. GIBBARD
dry, household errands.
A1fitm
solid Burry headboard.
(905)426-4376 or (905)426-
r
slheels1 duvet iduded. $500.
ti364
how fine turniture is
made our motto 'There is
G waslieddryer A-1 cord. 5
it for
11 CMC FOOT FREEZER
yrsvea 51iVrs.o; kgoodottat tndgU
DWrw
works perfect, $10000 o D o.
stove COriOi-
•
(905) 623.9460 or (905) 985-
0 K. 905. 0-1
Donpr.905.430 1465
CREATIVE LEARNING ENVI-
0074.snpDER.
11 PC. Queen Anne. cherry-
sue 9. ad W4NIp Gown.
LIN:
sin 9. pad $3oan
RONMENT. Fun -loving Mom
wood. diFlig room eat. Bind
et.
$1.1100. Doig room set. while
caring for preschoolers in my
new, still packaged. coir
Lacquer . Duffel hutch. 6
home. -Specializes in pre-
$11.000. Sacrifice $4.500
chars, targe table. 2 leaves.
school music -Crafts 10 pre-
(416) 255'0285.
paid $7500. will see: 52.000.
Pam for kindergarten 'Stories
'before
12 ft. above ground pod WKh
Ikea desk. 62' long. white.
510.905-831-417.
'clot lunches /after
pool heater AM a1 equipmNl.
school care for older children
will help take down $700;
POOL Tanta. I' And 9' SIM
'Afton And Hwy 2 location
all Kirk a Hope 432.1863
billiardtablesfor sok. call
d
(905) 509.7041
(snp)
)
i
AAicks lar
SW
DISCOVER SCUBA DIVINGII
Classes now stating Fall
Scuba and Snorkeling equip-
ment sale now on Call (905)
668 8566 Dive Source Scuba
www drvesource coin
IS YOUR SKIN aging faster
than you are? Re'mluhonary
anti -aging system Clinical
results after 4 weeks include
421% reduction m wrinkles &
1549; increase m skin firm-
ness S elasticity 100° Un-
conditional Guarantee Do
tour products measure up)
lou could win free skin rare
for a year' For into call 905-
128.8220 ext 2
ENTIRE KITCHEN .dbmetry
dM courtier r^GS
3
1
,1
b(,drC01-
or. includes stove and dlsh-
Nasher $750 or stove and
dishwasher $300 (905) 668-
'877
FLAGSTONE.3 ' limestone
appim, 1', ,^'' - $125 Slab
wood $25 Woodley s Saw
Mal 1905)263-2121
FULL SIZE WASHER 8 DRY-
ER for sale
crindilinn oedo dnd WP'
maintained $375 for the set
Full site frost tree fridge and
stove. showroom condition
lndge $400 stove $250 can
436-0711
FUTONS. MATTRESSES.
Bean Bags Solas 9e^,,,,m
Suites Ba Dy Furniture We
stock 8rind Names like Sim-
mons '41115er Trigoid S
Hammer The Best Oualal at
the Lowest Price in Curriam
nitons are always in Stock
Ready to lake bark to School
LUIGI s Furmt;re 488 King St
W Oshawa 19051-436-0860
HANKS' APPLIANCES. -AST
Thanksgi,mg s%,4e special.
$175up Frost-Iree fridges
S199,up, regular and deluxe
models May-aq 'washer 6
dryer S55r,tsel like -esu reg-
ular wasners 6 dryers 5350/
Set Extra Capac:y OryerS
5150/up like new washers
$199up $50 white Stoves.
side D'r-Side .,ke new $500/
up white quantities lag Fi-
nancing available Up Ie 1yr
warranty 426 SimcOe St S
905728.4043
JET -AIR :wbecue stove
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 9,.1996 PAGE 29
I r1M 1 cera
Saks Saks
El
QUES & COLLECTIBLES
Sat. Oct. 10, 9-5.
3 Central St. Claremont
(at 4 corners)
VERY LAST CHANCE!
BRAND NEW CLOTHING SALE
5weat,,hirt�, t-,hlrt,, Itar.s, lark(',
& metre
SAT. oct 10 ONLY 9am-Spm
1926 GLENVIEW RD., Pickering
ESTATE SALE
681 PLEASANT STREET,
PICKERING
SAT. OCT. 10th, 10am - Spm
R;r,S?h,I'; rrni?rlf; 3••'7uui �x :�19C?:b':,
GARAGE SALE
C'ornputer, part+, car beds, furniture,
clothing, new Janis & windows & lot. more
SAT. OCT 10, Sam - 1 pm
1970 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering
S \I I
S.AT. UCT. 10
H A.M. - 2 P.M.
30 and 32 Treasure Crt., Ajax
;Thances, skates tuts, and mulh much more
HUGE T-IANKSGIVING GARAGE SALE AT THE FARM
Tr,aS,r S. ^, a ript; ^arx5:� :ir::ale n�
1585 WHiTEVALE RD.,
1 stew SOC^' ;' -^w7 7, ' 2 nelr, vF-5' rr 3r ck ?r;
Fri. Sat. Sun & Mon Sam - 5pm
MULTI -FAMILY SALE
Fri. & Sat. Oct 9 a 10, 110- 6
RIVERVIEW CRES., PICKERING
.1 A,icr:a a, 3 -'ivv2
Srrmcthing for F.Iienone'
SAT &tit N' 'lam - 4pm
15 RAV(;E: RD. IS on LakeridgrI
i,ls lit isnm�n 'I/Cs ti- it). wind
;urter. furniture, tires, and much more
SJOC , ,r!! table. tike new.
rosewood square $250 2
person rarpNs $1100. 12 x 10 .0 Arts 6 Crafttop
arpN. of telt hire mulh
Gla $25C ;9051 697-9052
WASHER 6 DRYER E.cellent
pn,�,•i.r Mill dr'•. i,,.. S rte.
up Can separate sty Gu
9051-839-0098
KING BED x -trick :nrdpedic
�•Ii-N'-: StL and ''a "ke Still
in push Cott $1 560 SNI
$625 f4161255.0285
MEN'S Winter s , and usual
. 1 Arts 6 Crafts
CRAFT SHOW
IltkrcWr P.S. .?rd limruud f rail Shox-
4 Parkes Dr. South Ajax
`member 14th
L!f nfed vender Scace ak'ariac e zt, f Jeav
Call Kelh 683-8244 or Karen 6716 -192 -
ca'•. F, 4 .n 1 sea rickets
6ARRIZE door repairs. broken
(uxm •'p outrlrS
Anicwt'o,
1
Reg $I" naw 99 Sh rm
sale
aeke's p $t 79 now 5'999
SSS PANASONIC CD PLAYER
imperial side no ski Danis
s.•- „ • ,-.., S ..-.
reg $119 now $4999 Olrarb-
:,.,nr, S225 BIG 90A
bes are limited Show now !orvnm
Iwo ;carr •2' Storm Sups
best value, colownd aSekc-
,tints Baoy Pounx" Pd
',i
tion From cis" to dress
over $900 5450 Also
"brag RUGGED REPLAY in
aDai" of 6' Boss speakers
Whitby bas it AN Take 11 !o
eat ^weewcross°vers S'5':
Th.CkSon Rd. go Nortn i3
AI ear stereo equip hardly
used Dont miss 1145 incred-
fights, to Bums St 'urn R
ble deal 905,427-1822
we re in the first plaza on len
1994 Te-,. ' '=
(Bum's St Plaza) Can 404-
STOCK CAR ••jier 25'16 DO
2063 Mon - Wed 10-6
Single ,.ie ' • n wheels bre-
rhurs Fri 10.9 Sat 1D-5
rack Jnd aluminum amps
OAK lmingroom set bullet
S2GCC uDo 1-705.328-2212
inn ^uteri, vac toot table DWIs
'ski
out to eight feet 2 cavla,ns
PINE,OAK FURNITURE
chairs. 4 high back 013115.
tenj:rmPrt ~
tike net 723-7242 or 571-
!.ce Cin,ng Room K^ ern
731 :sap)
Bedroom and uSlOm
Cesigns our
PILL MRANDFATHER
pee harrdbwWingttMeernphaest
CLCCKS- Extended Back !o
quaky solid pine S •a. .int
School Specials Huge se!ec.
lure for the 'some s iice
tion of newand used Partos
1974 rop in and Ste our
New digital pantos from $895
State of the Art woodworking
and LID Rent to own 100°. of
facility and let us show yvu
aN rental payments apply
how fine turniture is
made our motto 'There is
AI50 a Huge selection or
it for
gramiatner clocks from S995
N Traditional k -
and up Call TELEP PIANOn9
433-1491
115 Norm Port Road S
ot( Reach Rd) Port Perry 905 -
PIONEER CLOM-401I
985.84
Disc combo player with 5 CD
carousel. $195 060 Laser
Disc collection 33 not Mks.
retad. $1670. sea 5395 060
905-571-04138
PLASTIC Sm - heAvy duty
good and durable. $20. each
POOL TABLE, 4x8. like new.
brand new felt. 1' slate, ac-
cessories included. worth
over $3.000. sell for $1400.
CAN Al 905.655.8489.
TIENT TO OIIIM APPLIANCES.
new and Fecond Boned. fell
wamrdddy'
y. Pas Market.
905-263-8369 or 1-800-796-
5502.
SHEOMRN - 0uality wooden
sheds 8' X 8' Dam lot Only
CARPETS - lots of Carpet.
too. nylon new stain re -
Mase carpets on rand. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
includes carpet. premum pad.
expert installation, last deliv-
ery . tree estiinales (30 YAM).
Norman 686.2314.
USED FRMCEs S/BS and up.
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
prrc� New brantl name
t car ges0 and
11 uclock anrew d
glass door $479 and P. wide
selection of other new and
used appkarnces. CAN use to
daY. SSE pe St.
ons applancc-
es 154 roOsfawa(905)
576-7448
5299 plus tart Mary OOkr siz-
6ARRIZE door repairs. broken
es cera styles avadabk Also
springs. cables. boilers. Open -
garages and OKM. 761 Mc-
ens installed 416-336-0073
KN Rd. Und 3, PKkenng. For
A,tlpja
More lido. call 905.619.2093.
1
SOUR Cherry 6 Mahogany 9.
CASH ON DEALS. We Buy.
10 pc. dining room suites,
Sell. R morel Pay top dOW
$3950. King 6 queen sin 4
tot top Items Home audio/
video, car audio, tools. CD's.
poster (7') bedroom suites,
movies. games. gold, da -
$3800. Excellent baby grand
morels, furniture. appliances.
pain. $2450. NI beautiful
(905)433-1785 905-571-2274
condition, ready for your
(905)666.0004 (prefer all
home. Call (905)883.1530
items in workrhg order)
1 Articles Wanted
ANTIQUES'ADsomey
free Acis q�uingnl -eS-
Utes w3ome antique cont-
ents, no umd to AWB con-
sdered) collections of Jr,
sort. quantities or Single ar-
nque items Special interest in
Moorcrtl pottery 11 !ry to re-
sowc !c in quenes Robert
Bowen Antiques- Brook
Ontano r905)G55-8049 'ax
0905.1555 55C,
FB0
.
at
5'9 -330 -
Alts 6
1 Crafts
CRAFTERS WANTED at the
Gift and Craft Showplace to -
step in the Courtrce Flea
Make' 4km east of Oshawa
Let us show and sen your
crafts directly to the pubhc
You do not nave to be mere
Call 905-436-1024
goLost 6
Found
On Sunday,
October 4,
Brooklin area. Small
female Calico cat.
recently had surgery
on stomach. If found
Please call
6555--3453
•' SPP
BALED WOOD SHAVINGS -
$3 25 . GST Call 985.3740
JACK RUSSELL and other
smog poppes for sale. Yet
checked, first shots. Call Lau-
rie 705-653.2703 (snp)
LHASA APSO pups. Bela 1.
B weeks. vet checked, first
shots. dewormed 8 home
rased Only two left. Call Juke
721-8009
• 1 PetwSuppliesifI I Nomo res
amto for Sale
LHASA APSO pups for sale 1991 MAMA B-4000 EXT A
$350 Males S females avail- CAB 4 x 4 40 hire 5 speed
able. nanous colours Ready Full load plus Excellent crn-
to qo 1705)786-3124. leave
ditlon $14900 certified o It o
message
(905) 623-9460 or (905) 985-
0074 stip
STALLS AVAILABLE at private
barn nnnh Whnby mrloor at.
1994 mercury grand marquis
Pna, sand ring Nash stall in-
I.S. v-8 4 door dark ,hlue Ndh
divldual feeding program Ex-
dark blue interior loaded.
r.,!lent rare (905)655-9994
Abs O N p b I. p trunk p
mirrors. p seats. cruise ago!
1 BLACK MALE purebred Toy
package hit at. digital dash
- r,rlle ins old ret
hands tree phone. 167 000
kit $11 900 o b o (905) 686-
..xkPd first needles Nr, pa-
4099
:-'•"s home raised non doer.
non shedding $350
1994 Te-,. ' '=
^15,723-0464
I',r'dhr, air ,,,wj AM '-M
ENGLISH ranger Iirer and
cassette all ser'nce record
110000 KM 56510 or best
^ " ear old, neutered
otter Call Caro 905-4337633
Ile needs loving adult
me No r-harge Day 416-
1997 SATURN 2 doer dark
=,? x892 E ienmgs 905-658
blue',tenor au-
ear;
-37
tomaric am/lm Cassette
PINECREST FARMS ',as
.... N,.,.
-ah,
.,,ler onghl ifjxl5', arena
ked heated tack room
„sur) seeded paddaks ;pe -
.•I rates to first 6 ,orders
o DOG BOAPOING ava I-
,!: a from qualified valor�nr
an•oreeder Call 1905 434-
?9
K-9 KLLISHOUSE
TRAINING CENTRE
-
'y of Junior PJGCy 9
'as. ', Adurt ObeJ'erc-e
Shr,'w ^IaMlmf;.
Aq'gr-scion Classes for
Problem Joos
(905)-683-7852
1 Aut0mcitiilel
to, Sale
0". DCWNPAYMENT ;fur❑
ion r• . ;tartirg
$' 99, morrr 905-42r
• - i6 -Sunday s Dy app?
CREDIT PROBLEMS' the
...a,.,, ,. ; pay-
ers from S'50^:ars.
ck; arts 198' ' '994
Inri auto Sales -oA '92
ncx Street Soum Oshawa
ore 905-727-3382
'962 IMPALA toot HT7
Carouina
n ii: &I ;rrigtral look
I Asking 575M ''OS -328
-12 sic
1973 .AGJAP 'E' ''roe '112
,^P •Hint -,onnmon onpl-
uv.ner 3a ;00 miles
i 700 cert:hM ait 728-
-• •! Dy app? �nrl
'971 Honda Cnre -e Racer
-, .,: S Dcrt-
I pos,-rrac .'Holly
lived S, )Go Joe
5-324 2_ 7 Sm,
'97' Honda Civic Racer
pcs,-rracJ'b
:Jved 'res $-CC r-00
0S-329-2212 snp,
964 GRAND '984 Ws
se" S8G0 PdCh `r
test ;"r oc. :rawer S250
Please yl 915:436 '595
1966 CHEV •i:.a Toyota
a +, .r IP_rt :cmuton 4
clivi •egulan'r
'nwntainerf and )i1 sprayed
S900 416 225-6856 snp
1966 JAGUAR •.,6 96 5CC
'n +ti 3: 1+ P recures
,141atxe. Deautriu Ar eatn-
interior. Pirelli l;res gun-
-•eal grey in colour asking
Sd 500 Can Robert 905-649-
i65
1969 CHEYY BERETTA GT
..---� .^- •�t� air -ceded
cry Gear 54995 :ertified
Ask 'a Dan ur Bonnie 697-
:.75'
1919 K -CAR S' 70C as is of
$1250 -e^:tied .au 985-0074
J snip
1914 COROLLA. LE, automal-
c 4 door 1'5000 kit is good
-"I[On. $51`00 as :ele-
plrone (905 837.2550
1914 PONTIAC Grand Prix
SE 2 door Pearl wnneex-
cellent condition certified.
$4 700 00 905-666-1136
WWW-
CARCHOICE-COM
1911 - 2 Dr, 5 sty.. Pontiac
Firefy, 120.000 km Excellent
C"ItiOn Asking 52300 o b.o.
434-7188 or 4333-4793.
1891 PONTIAC Grand Prix,
LE. great condition. only
98.000 Writs. Imosny
Hwy )riew brakes, tires, air.
lift. certified. $6.8000 call
905-623-8563
1992 CANARD RS., power
windows. doors. and trunk
aur, Ixuru d tat. 251h Anniver-
sary. $9.000 000 call At
905-686-3628.
1992 CAVALIER 79.000 Kill. 4
at auto. power ticks. 4 new
tures, new battery. aur. asking
$6.500 or best otter (905)
728-0670
SMTZU puppies. m caoN. 1993 MAZDA US LX • fully
first Shots• adorable. also loaded Wim Sunr001 Looks
hand fed orange wing Ama- and reins lite new. $9900. cer-
zons. Payment ?fans avail- tilled. Call 432-0975 before
able. Call 576-804 p m
rated windows oma
20 700km asking S'' 50C
080 Can 905-721-9386
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum urw;ns-
First time buy-
ers. bankrupt.
oad credit rio
credit' It fou
ork: 'icu drive'
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
,hoose from
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
BEAu"F'J 1.
ed;," : t,!ncr Sunrort '01al
iuxuri ar All ppons price?
shape :er?tfiM S'6 -0o 'di'
x •k ,r WCpe at 432 '362
SrC
CERTIFIED Can r'Alts
S" 51.29`_ ?;5 -0--
,r ceil 9C5-526 '6
OSHAWA AUTO CENTER
SENv10E REPAIRS LICENSE
MECHANIC $15 95 Luot Oa
and Fater with 'ms ad Alto
Cat cieanuo Reasonable
rates Easy financing 6 War-
rant avaoati 42 Reconar
hones Certified cars available
1994
$5995 1y1 ;eo Stvmri a to
^•.ins• S49CC '992 AS!ro
57900 1992 .ebamn STC 5
speed S56-;0 7992 ,.;mina
APV S8 9CC 1991 8,:nnev fle
$5 995 '?91 S,xmnu 5 speed
$6 90C 1391 :24 5 speed
SS kit: 199' urn.na F.ro 4
If S5 9N'0 '99' ;'ane Am 2
It autc S4 40C '39C avak-
Pr wagcn Jute S.: 6c0 .3%
'hunderbrrd SC auto $6 9GC
'990 .um,ni 4 dr auto
S3 5CC 19% 'au% 4 it
auto Sr'Cd 1990 :cant 4 dr
auto '990 Z24 5 speed
S3500 !990 Sung•^. 4 it
S3 40C 1990-aYa'rer 2 Cr
auto $32 C '989 Baena GT
5-s Da 53600 '989 -Biro
SC 5 -sod 54900 1989 ar-
avan $4 9CC i989 "a,ier 2
it auto S3306 1988 Sentra.
auto S2 40C 1988 Grand
Pox 2 it. auto 53.900 1988
Mis!jrg LX auto $2 995
984 orvette $8 900 us -
!am S-10 $7 9oo 1973 Mus-
'ang 53 3CC Mon -Tours
Gam -bpm, Fn Gam -,'pm Sat
9am - Spm Buy. Sell. Trade'
164 Srmcoe St S Oshawa
(9451444-2255
TITANIC SALE' ROCK BOT.
TOM PRICES ON A LIFE SAV-
ING SELECTION OF UIWNK-
ABLE CARS AND VANS EG.
JUST DOCKED. - 9! BJicx
;Sabre �Id Caded S,.i,rr
grey Deauty only $- 5i,c 91
Tempo au jute. '4C DOC
Kits spotless and -neap
$3 950 92 deep YJ auto air
suti top only 4 : are 14; 900
kms try S8 850 95 Cavalier
5 speed coupe only 45.000
kms. just $9 750 93 Aerostar
van, a-1 red and saver mom
$6.6100 95 Sunhre air auto.
grpen. only 57.000 kms, sale
59.950
ON VOYAGE- 92
Grand Am. V-6. loaded. pros -
line while. 111 000 kms. tan-
tasbc $7.500. 93 Dodge Cara-
van SE. dark green, nagsair.
now J8,500.. 95 Firefy. 4 cyl .
auto. air, low kms. $7.995 86
Toyota 4 x 4 wagon. absolute•
ly mint. 105.000 kms. only
$3.985 93 Dodge Caravan.
Grand. all bells and whistles.
$9.995. 92 Merc Sable G S
IlrsI gorgeous. loaded.
$6.600. 93 Geo Storm Spon
auto. 104.000 kms, now
$5.995. 92 Sunburd. lovely
teal. like new $4495 REAL
BOATS - 91 Lincoln Continen-
tal, perfect loaded. 129 DOO
kms, titanium on leather now
$8.500. 92 Park Ave Super
loaded. 127, Doo kmS. black
on leather only $9.500 92
Olds Delia 88 Royale L S
luxury arta pnce $8 850 FOR
THESE AMC OTHER FINE
VESSELS SEE YOU AT CERW
CO AUTO CENTRE, 155
KING ST. WEST AT MIDTOWN
MALL. CALL 9115) 519.2116.
OPEN SIINDAY�.
PAGE '30 WEWS ADVERTISER MOAY EbiTION, O' df6gbi 9, 1998
11 ulonabrws allWtmafws rx
for Saw Rent
BACHELOR apartment for
• • I rent Whites Ad/Sheppard.
a own bathroom. shared kilch-
en, all utilities . Cable $5001
I ® month Available Oct 15tn
� 905-839-9546
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT
SALES LIMITEDI avail Oct 151h Non-smoker
• • only freshly painted $575
utilities included. no dogs or
Have you had financial I cats. close to Oshawa Center
problems.
Suitable for person only 433-
"
TO A GOOD HOME "19-
Tjlvo ra arga
Newly reouir enq:ne. new
paint - Custom colour Must
sell - S3.800 Please call 905-
666-8387 snp
Automobiles mobiles
Wanted
A & A AUTO -a-s -,,s
boats We poo $80- $10000
Cash on the spot Any conds-
hon arty year Call us any-
time 24 hours 7 days 30
mnservice 905-686-5003 or
905-706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We b-..-,
<c^ eh. -I'S Ven!^ S m,St
De .r. running condition Call
427-2415 or come to 479
8ayll, St East. Ajax at
MUFAD AUTO SALES
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
'licensed ruler and ripso%
$100110 OOG cash or, ;tee
spot For cars. trucks -arty
condition Guarairi parts
sold and repairs (90568-
1771 days or (416)684.1121
evenings
1 Trucks
for Sale
1984 GMC _ ' _ -
5SDC am- ass. mag rims
comes with ongirw S-15 rims
Ind snow Dns. tool tax new
clutch Asking $1200
,, - , ,1d00 514M as is Call
Crag 905-985-0294
1 vans,
4 wfv i Dr••m
!3M - - V-, _' .-
locoed red we grc, interior
Balance of factory warramy
$18 5OC 434-2775
1 Trailers
1980 COACMMAN 30 foci
trach Ver, - .;,e :o--.tmon
nelUs hila Fnoge and stove
furnace, air Conditioning rear
Wrpom 56500 Can 985-
0074 or 705-277.3250 ship
1908 FLEETWOOD Prowler
51n wnee: 'ria 26.1,2
sleeps 5 like new $9 500
Sola new screen doors 36W
white amara 5150 each Cas
(905666-1951
1 Auto Lafrrwg
Ramal.
BARGAIN RENTALS
5-i.;;, -u ,ricianes KM & Ill
suralPickering Cash 0 K
(41611937-9742
Waorcy-
1998 IUONASM ZX15P Ill
Dew t. -on! lire mint Condrton
Mie matching; ilatrler suit and
Winer warranty $10.000
Cal Travis 439-1077 atter 8
OM
• 1 Sruowwiaisas
19BS MIAZER good cond,-
son $1500 o b 0 Can Doug
985.0074 or 705-277-
3250 snp
1912 V- MX 4.751 mint con-
dition new track slider and
M skins Recent tune-up
54500 coo 905-985-0074
am
• BiBrine
1977 Larson Ryer BowrKW
17 it. 130 hp. Evnrude. 1996
Oil infected Trailer, custom
Cover. ski bar, stereo, one
owner. bought new. low hours
Asking $12.995 905-723.9700
fsnp)
19M 31r CRIRM WC, tun
260 Mercruaers. 233 hours.
New canvas, full gamey.
sleeps 6. nW calditbn. Pon
Oarlirgton Marina S47.5DO.
725-7226
OUT=* STORAGE for boats.
Cars. motor homes, trailers,
etc. Wike Sala. 4700 Thick -
son Rd North. All Brooldin.
905-655-8010.
1 / AO•r•NMAs
Afill t Bedroom apartment.
Central air. private Wild4
appliances. no -smoker. W
a Available Now.tst. Call Ber-
rte Lee. 905-428-6533 busk-
' nos 9am-9pm
�A TWO NEloloom apt., amn
waW% dslam to Oshawa
Centre. 5695 heat & hydro ln-
disive. Cal 905-404-0905.
1 It 2 BEDROOM apt in cen-
tralOshawa available Oct
Nov 1st from $550 inclusive
Pari -mg appliances. lenced
and 905-433.0062 Ask tot
Cathy
1 BEDROOM acar'-ie-:.
,e�,a� c•- .••ec.
S550 -non1l ,ncl�swe
Ava'ahle Oc: 1 iaurc'-.
nclude0 Nea' 40'
Car 83--94':
•
I I I arknenb f I I I artm•rhN Of I 1 ttOYSM IR a I OYYM Of / 1 •^^�'^ •
Rifrst Rant r R«tt tgnt R•M 1 T•Ftd9ts • 1 Tttftens
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:
www.geucities.corn, wall street/Flour/
7657/highriserhtml.
PICKERING BROCK a+ ^art^
Hwy 02 Laroe hedroom
Msement apartment, sepa
-ate entrance, lull bath. com-
:' ele kitchen. spacious living
om private laundry $700
cluswe Available July 2
n -smokers no pets
G5428-6118
TWO BEDROOM ,ippe• art
Brooklin. sepa'a', entrance,
utilities included, laundry
facilities. single garage.
S700 rmo . ran -smokers. no
pets. 905-655-3379. 7am-
5pm
WHITBY. CLEAN. gwet.l-bed-
CENTRAL Oshawa. age 2 &
roam apartment on third floor
of century old building Fully
- . ^•.arm apa^merits avail-
renovated. near all amemhes
P December Ist In well.
Suitable for single working
- 1,rtamed budding close to
person. non-smoker $575/
amenities Please call
month. hydro. Nov 1st
-)5,723-0977
(905){68-3011
NORTH OSHAWA clean.
WHY rent when you can own
• la•ge 3 bedrnnm with
your own home for less than
- rdwood floors. an dish-
you think?" Can Dave May -
Sher parking and storage
lock Sales Rep Re/Max
:u'bcs Suit professional
Summit Reahy 1991 Ltd
=00 plus hydro (905)420-
(905) 668-3800 o, (9050 566-
57
3211
WHITBY. Large 3 -bedroom
Houses
OF
{-ge eat -m kitchen. in triplex.
For Rem
-1••Nr711y (opted. 5880 -hydro
'.al Nov t 1905) 509-1805
N% HO S AYS
YOU CA1tiOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOl•SF::'
WN !rOn1 S-7"C^t^
`r+ Much Downoar neer?o
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
'Mark Staple
-onrWy. pus route. Park Rd:
ONE De0r0Om basement apt
I nes
".tide 905-576-8381
P••.ale entrance Laundry. 2-
EXCLUSIVE arae beautiful 1•
large 1yi old 2 -bedroom
car 5650 n-
>�d^wen new, upper level.
WILSON OLIYF -
• Icnen Irving room. ll.
aCl drm.e:nc huv 1
sxyhoht $675 or negotiable
F.,dge Stove neat. fill ,n-
Prefer single mak dean.
luded $67& me Carpet
non-smoker (9051839-3000
:arlrmq laundry Daytime
smoking no pets Clean
63-8369 or evenings 263.
NORTH OSHAWA Super Large
2522
<rr,., m Er -a large Dom
t125a g m
ni, Well manages) Bret hold -
2 BEDROOM Acinment 5680
ing Camroaed emraita 5624
,ncia,;vm t;)r 'tax ,mmedate
ofv cable parking No dogs
possession Also turn -shed 1
bedroom apartment $650
Nov 'Dec Ist 905-5735564
N% HO S AYS
YOU CA1tiOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOl•SF::'
WN !rOn1 S-7"C^t^
`r+ Much Downoar neer?o
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
'Mark Staple
-onrWy. pus route. Park Rd:
ONE De0r0Om basement apt
Retail Sova
".tide 905-576-8381
P••.ale entrance Laundry. 2-
No pets. (905)130.2684 or
large 1yi old 2 -bedroom
car 5650 n-
.
2 -BEDROOM acanment Oen-
duded NNo C s no
Smdung npets
•
'rat whrtpy '^,,ex senior or
reterences required
et.
pets,Ca11839 5529
prolessxnal preferred Non
avasabie 00 15 426-7
ties. available Novi $12001
smoking no pets Clean
morith. Cal 905-683-2611.
bedroom basement apart•
building reterences $730
SPACIOUS wen-mainainea 2
t125a g m
chs uldries Can 666-0307
bed, )u•- opts Avail at 900
tti Oct.5.
O. 15. references
timber 1st. Cab (905)433-
7875
aro 688 Glen St Some with
plias. sunporch. Country
A-1 Apalmr, a.a,laJia Nov
wil closers. perm proved-
905.579-4051.
' ore and - Dedtuo.m, „entry
ed Close IO schoosS. ShOp-
Single famiy home. S/Cen-
trill Oshawa. Completely ren -
ucatan 404 8599
prig Centre. GO Statin U11111111-
bir apts. Utilities incl.
AJAX SOUTH one bedroom
Des '^Cbrctilit 726-4993
a a
bases ,,t prefer quiet mature
OSMWA _oan 2 -bedroom 1
' •
en pre a with a view Enjoy
working person. non smoker
pate -.- +ale entrance. glass
ter 7 pm Available ,mme-
youry, eft own plate ala
li
no pets Fridge stove sepa.
porch. nice yant waster dry -
gardevr5. goldfish
rase entrance Nora ISM) 427-
er. VerourvOkve area No
ABA OABA DU We ase a
3935
lieu Quiet single welcome
h; me l•,r ou 5500 Down
AJAX NORTH legal one bed-
S604'monm plus electricity
Choice - 6 months tree or free
•oc^ nvis•m-! apartment
435-0110
legis or reduced mortgage
fridge- slovl, caW parking
OSNAWA CENTRAL K)CAM -
rate From 3,750/mblmh an in -
but r door. Close to Durham
2 De .,�,,,- a.. dole 4 bed-
Chisave Income requirement
Centre, no pet ist last. $650
room available leave rl
from $27.500 gross Cam
�lchusrve Nov'DeC (9051
sage sit 576-2925
Ke CODIS Cokdwes Banker
327-7405
members Sprat rpm/
,905 '28-9414
AJAX ONE BEDROOM Wse
PICKERING. BRIGHT 2 bed-
rpor apartment. 1•,oge slave.
I BE! OM 2
2 . 1 BEDROOM 2 batnrppms.
^iMt apart ->r^• -ar0e Dngnl
panting. Laundry facilities
rip. 'D Wood Is.
and Clean Parking ano .ail
Available Oct 30th S75Cu
cancel Great double Wage
Cry Available immediately
momh neusm W Smoking
Large y Close 10 all
$675 as inclusive 686.1132
or pets Pease call 1905168(-
amtMties Appances in
carry for "M mdude+q taxa
4716
Poole $1100 - aifines Avall-
AJAX SOUTH, clean 1 -bed-
Classic 905.43U-9000
able Nov 1st Cast Anthony
room basement apartment
PICKERING. bngnt above
723-1362 snp)
Parking. CAC. fudge stove,
Own washroom. washer. dry-
ground 1 -bedroom apt. 4 cep-
pkances. no smoking or pets.
3 MpeorN noose. 2 -car Ba-
er, separate entrance. 5700
Parking, $675 inclusive
rage 2 acre tabby farm, 3-
nlsisme frsUast CAN 427-
Available Nov t Call
stall horse Dam with hydro.
8695
(9051683-9629
finished basement, dose to
Sd1001S and plaza (Whitby/
AJAX SOUTHlarge bright
.
PCXERN. Urge 1 -bedroom
Dshawa larder $1200 plus
dean 1 bedroom basement
Utilities nduded no smoking,
uhldies 579-7581
apt eat -n kndlen. WALM tub.
no pets hrstnast. references
OS
OSNWA, 3 bedroom louse.
house.
aundry/pamung ria smokers,
required Close t0 an ameM-
pet $675 hrsVIasl Avail
ties and Go $650/month
My pilled. new
freFencey-in
Nov 1 ,ben or Joanne 905-
Available Immediately. Call
menet- yard
Dockyard 59carmo
619-65M
831-7089
& water
Available Nov I NO pets
AJAX. 2 units 3 -bedroom
PIMIM. Major Oaks and
Christina (905)623.6513 after
semi alio laundry $950- 2-
Brock Available from 1st.
5 P m
bedroom basement 4pc bath
Nov Spacious one bedroom
$700. both Bayly/Harwood
apt with separate entrance3-KOR00M
brick bungalow.
area. available Nov.lst Call
cable. four piece bath Non
Clear Oshawa Centre, newly
905-294-0760
smokerno pets. first &last
nnovaled wish finished 1 -bed-
room basement apanment
AJAX - WESTKYAMG-
STON. One bedroom, sepa-
rate entrance. 4 pc wash-
room. laundry, central air,
Parking. cable, crndit check.
ria smos inypets, $700 Avad-
a� immetliately. (905) 426-
AFMTNM for rem, fol
krtcnw & bath, large bed-
roorMiving area No pets.
Very clean, $550/month in.
dudes u bli es. Nath Oshawa
Call 1-905-252-5695,
AIMNARE NNIMTELY, in
Whitby Apt buibingspas-
cions. carpeted. newly paint-
ed, with balcony. dose to bus.
shopping. a8 utilities included.
first/lMt required, no pet. 1
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom.
$790 3 bedroom $850. Cal
430-0134.
5650 References required.
pi119051686 1179 srtp
Available Nov 1st. $1100/
Retail Sova
month Plus utildks. FirstAxt.
ROSELiML4NEPPM,
No pets. (905)130.2684 or
large 1yi old 2 -bedroom
(905)728-3389
apartment, separate laundry
facilities. applianism, $950/
AJAX. 4-bethoom louse.
month including uWnies.
double garb• family room.
available imrnedlafey, ria
living room. 3 washrooms, 7N
et.
pets,Ca11839 5529
appliances, near al anierli-
,
ties. available Novi $12001
SOUTH OSHAWA clan 1
morith. Cal 905-683-2611.
bedroom basement apart•
AJAX, 4 -bedroom house, 2-1/
mag. Bus at troll door. phi-
t125a g m
rate inclusive.
De -
tti Oct.5.
O. 15. references
timber 1st. Cab (905)433-
7875
required.
required. Looking for single
plias. sunporch. Country
quiet person. 1slA19 required.
ATTENTON GOOD TEMNTSI
905.579-4051.
Attractive cozy 3 -bedroom
OSHAWA
Single famiy home. S/Cen-
trill Oshawa. Completely ren -
Bright, Spacious 2 & 3
ovated. New knchen/bath-
bir apts. Utilities incl.
MIAMI wall-to-wall broadloom.
Fenced -in badryard 9 -
Close to schools, shop -
BASEMENT ping and 401. Transit parking.Near un
right past your door. For t *uwd"- First/last/ rekr•
APARTMENT enas/aeW-ctmWnwr"
Neer 1 b11*001R. t. tall. owners preferred. Immediate
Sep. laundry, Sep. (90) 721-8741 gccupar,cy. 7pin-9pm (416)
entrance First ale 710 SWM S. Newly rets- 460-0217.
Last. Non-smoker. vied 1 -bedroom from 5530
No pets. inclusive. SlmcoeteAb area.
own" $600/Mo. tstW. Available
fmmeckady. Stephen (905).
571-3229.
DEVAMEO MOM for rpN, in
quiet country sating, large
yard, clean well kept, dose
is INN. S850JMO., plus UW
ties. first & last, Available
Nov.1.579.0246
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month
Minimum Income $310.000 year
• Not much downpayment?? Cah Mark!!
Help for discharged bankrupts
3 Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QB
Discounted Mortgage Rate.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd.
DOWNTOWN WHITBY - adult
community luxury condo
townhouse. 2 bedrooms. 1 12
baths. kitchen. 5 appliances.
laundry. living/dining. fire-
place, security private ga-
rage No pets 51150/m0.uhl-
din, 905-420-1278
HAMPTON Horse Farm with
large home d apt for lease
Large 314 bedroom brick bun-
galow with 2 bedroom In-law
apt. on 10 acres 2 storey
horse barn with 17 stalls.
workshop & tackroorn/onice.
use of Irarmnq track fenced
paddocks $1 80000 per
month plus utilities and ap-
pliances Open house 2-4p m
Wenesday October 14. 1998
2360 Concession road 6
Property is situated in the
northeast corner at Reg Rd.
57 and Conc Road 6 For
more information please Call
Janet Satrace (905) 472-7302
duringIng business hours
N E. OSHAWA, 4bedroom
house $1050 plus utilmres
First & last required Available
Nov 1 cal 416-208-4655
NEAR South GM.3 bedrooms,
main floor Indige stove, Law -
1,y. parking Near all amem-
45 Very Dean a/c No pets
-)$session Nov Ist $1100
i t inclusive 728-9175 (snp)
=SHAWA 3 bedroom mom
'r ar freshly palmed, dose to
S GM & all amenfies 5750;
m0 plus hydro first & last re-
o,xred . avail immedutley
No pets 438-1370
PICKERING. Fairport,'Hwy 2. 2
sign 'iouse 2. bedrooms. 4
appliances. $11001more plus
:tdities Available November
'sf Call f4161335,4W
WHITBY -2 bedroom luxury
a'wrr duplex. Over 2000 sq it
ceramic floors, gas fireplace.
9" ceifings. spectacular
Itchen. jasl appliances
us mon S12001mo in -
Lam everything Frank 432-
)00
Hoysing
RESPONSIBLE ^ter -ouplt
,okmq br "Ouse of 2-bed-
ro0m aoartmem in Ajax for
November -Apel or December -
May Non-smoking, now
drinking Wlhde you re in the
South we will sake good care
of your home Reasonable
ren 686-9751 905-885-8419
1 TowMOu•••
Fa flow
7 -BEDROOM '^w^house in
WhrbV Oshawa border. fndge
& stove nduOW. $950 month
utilibes, no pet please
Available immediately Cal
416-281-0244 days. or 905-
571-6064 after Spm
At OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed-
room townhouse close to
scads. shopping $950/mo
ALL INCLUSNE F1rsill
Aviiable Nov Ist (905)579-
9956
905)5739956 days
CARRIAGE HILL TOWN-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E
Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avil-
able October 2 bedrooms and
3 bedrooms for December
For apps can 434.3972
1 PAMM•
rR M
PICXEIIM, room for rem.
S3751monm Use of kitdiert
au"
smoking, must
ke pets, Available imme-
diaely Cab 420-0717
ROOM HIM RENT - TV. bridge,
use of blow, stove. laundry,
168rsti 3-0237 Picketing location,
ROYCE 1MLLU Area. large
lurnshed room in dean, quip
a&M home, suitable for em-
ployed nion-smoker. share
separate kitchen, bathrooms.
1SUat. $1100week. Refer-
ences 905.509-2459.
Yl1FiNtY1StE0 ROOMS. one
imp. one saW, privaM.
dears. use of I, I I -rs, $95 and
$65 weekly. Sala Ajax. 426-
6205
1 SMN
ADELAIDEANUtOOMT: Oshl
visa - furnished swgle room.
Shan dean quiel home with 2
mature business women. Suit
working person. Rdeences
required. Non-smoker. $325
indusive. 434-9791.
AJAX - LARGE 4 bedroom
house to share, one or two
rooms available. parking,
Mbit Noor WUndFy, M dmlal
ala. 5500 per Mo. (905) 431-
6759.
I 1own oua•s or IM own uW Dr
Rent Rent
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
A• 1 RG. 8
1 1 wale Homes
Retail Sova
for Sake
77 Free Rent 77 Oshawa
AJAX. Hd,,,,odiHwV 2. 2 -
downtown 400-1600 soh Of-
stc;rey 3-oedroom. family
6WRetad East Oshawa 1800
room with fireplace, basement
so n COMMeri l Hosue
apt with separate entrance,
45Osq it Shop Call 434-2447
own laundry room. pant &
or 655-4132
much more $198.700 Call
APPNOX. 500 sq h new of-
905-613-8065. 416-497 21 60
lire space for $450 available
immediately Srmcoe N loa-
HAMLET LIVING Greenwood
W Call Sieve 576-6999
(Pickering) Century Home. al-
WHITBY Corporate Centre. 1st
most an acre Three bed-
G!ASS 'e!a,l and office space
rooms. three baths. two hre-
for lease. from 5519/month
plias. sunporch. Country
117,1110 xiCkn0e0 Marry dmererm
kitchen, pantry, library Ask -
SM available Call Louis Eq-
no 5369.000 (905)428-9094
nam RE 1-800-268-9088
Ivry hall"mpahm ca
' •nGa5p &
MUCID TO SELL - Don't miss
mrs gorgeous prick century
SHOP FOR rent in Hampror
beam, nave right in oopor-
1400 square feet. 200 amp.
holly Clean and lovingly I7k-
S5o0 per mormh phis ubkties,
en pre a with a view Enjoy
first & use. (250) 762-460 at -
ter 7 pm Available ,mme-
youry, eft own plate ala
li
datey 1400 son heated
din. with awore Nestle per-
gardevr5. goldfish
Florida
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Donits. all on 14 treed acres.
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Four (5) bedrooms, main few
CLEAR WATER AREA 3 oed
amilyroom with fireplace
•oan 1cw-no6se poo a:um
Urge bright kitchen with pine
No, private faro. a aaaDl•
Cupboards Main floor laundry.
now, For into and lo waw photos
formal Irving and dimrgroom
905.579-1788
and two (4 piece) Dathooms
CLEARWATER. 2 -bedroom
Insulated workshopegarage
mobile name private. quiet
and two other large out bu10-
park beautifully furnished.
rigs For apps call 905 -786 -
fusty equipped. air -condi-
9806 tow on the net help//
honed. orange & grapetrum
toesrear peach. $975'
members Sprat rpm/
month 905.576-3327 Option
to Oes+gNiaumAndexinto
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A hesassiowally landscaped
PivM• Homes
91111
awns bedr- 20
For SiNg
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-ark.
PRICE' - $149.900 2 stony.
GREAT AREA 3 Dad ^_ms
4 pc & 2 pc bash chia. Clair.
ec "Iii- man, upgrades
walkout approx 1400 so It
$11,, goo AWth 5,.. down ens
Separate dwrgroom. most
carry for "M mdude+q taxa
lioor family room. Balis onto
Ted Houghton Sunon Group
pakland r & school For apps
Classic 905.43U-9000
905404-0741
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THE DURHAM CATHOLI
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOAR
Pre -Qualifications
Contractor for Winter Maintenance
The Board proposes to contract %now removal
Services for various sites in the Durham Re-
gion. This contract is scheduled to be tendered
to November 1998 and to be completed by
grinf; of year ZOW. In order to be eligible to bid
e 1 roject, Contractors must first pre-qualifv.
Tender submissions will only be accepted from
those contractors who have successfully pre-
qualified.
Contractors interested in pre -qualifying for bid-
ding on these projects are requested to submit a
pic-qualification proposal which much include
all of the following.
I. Equipment list
Letter from insurance company indicating
insurance limits
3. Resume of qualification and experience,
including references in snow removal from
industrial, Commercial & Institutional
sites
Contractors interested in tendering are ar
that experience m expediting this type of
r. mandatory.
Nn invited list will be completed based upon
reterences and experience. The Durham Ca-
tholic DLctrict School Board reserves the right
.it its sole discretion, to determine which con-
tr.n tars meet the qualification requirements
i,ithout exp lanation or notification Contrac-
t
I,r. who do not receive an invitation to -he
mandatory site visit by Tuesday, Lhtober .:1,
1'+`+4 are considered not qualified at this tune.
Sealed pre -qualification prop(". Is must be
clearly narked "1998 Winter Maintenance Pre-
Qualifications- and be debrered no later than
2:00 p.m. Friday, October 16, 1998 to:
The Durham Catholic District School Board
650 Rossland Road West,
Oshawa, Ontario
LIJ 7C4
ATTENTION: Steve Fujimura
Supervisor of Purchasing Services
Facsimile submissions will not be accepted.
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PICKERING Soac.:u 9eC .
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1 ACRE mdusira, r «; :ane.
Ill 6 rlmug room. 5 appl .
close leo Town Centre & 401
Oshawa SBC 000 20 Wooded
"Corry & immaculate
ares. stream. Pebblestone
$125.000 (905)-666-2760
Rd. Color?" SM D00 32
stns Newcastle. nWA
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For Saw
stream $75 000 Waiter Frank
Royal LCPage R E 576-4111
WHITBY. ' iC acre Farm For
Vacafgn
Rent 50 acrd pit be tush -
voted, no biWngs. excellent
P U m
vegetable anMfig Call 416-
591-9212. or416-922-4460
FULLY se^+cad trailer sate.
55995. $995 down. $100
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monthiy Great swimming .
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Ixwrg Fred (416N31 ASM
683-0707
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91
1 Births 1 Births
Sandra and Gary
Baggesen
Art, pleased and proud to an-
Ilotufce the birth of their first
Ivied, c7 boy,
Brandon Alan
September 10, 1998
.,it the Ajar -Pickering hospital,
;cclghinY 6 lbs., 15 oz. Proud
,,rllruiparents are Mr. and Mrs. B.
1Rugse11 of Pickering, Mr. and Mr.
I.; Patterson of Orillia and Mr. N.
l:a,�gesen of Ajar. and Mrs. S.
1,'.igesen of Kitchener. Many
!;i arks to the Doctors, nurses,
1;011ihl and friends.
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Moving 8 Storage
HOME TMP.
rpentrv,
basement,,
vhroom,. ceramics,
decks
Fret "Ifimales
tieniors Diuounts
MEMBER OF THE
IST ITER BUSINESS
BUREAU
14051126-3362
Ask for Paul
RENOVATIONS,
aic dens. general
-arpentry. licensed
carpenter, 28
;ears experience.
Bob
1905►72S-6051
SPRINGS
:1 Roofing
�xC
And Alumium
Shutglmg. all types of
roofs. new and oke.
H orkmanslup Guar.
anteed 10% Discowtt
f,, Seniors, fully in-
1ured'Free estimates.
Call Andrew at
1905i4ZS-9704
1 Panting a
orscorat'
and Wallpapering
Siwe, Ceiling,
General rcp:urs
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A rcAuv Nin prices
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Can lir a FREE F-stimale
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Interior & Exterior
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sell moving supplies Park and load sp
,ring at $125 and up Serving East to West
a':vtrlce to province.
725-0005
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= Mr C•/NA&ff
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1 rdemng a 1 .,arden,ng 6
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TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE
Stump removal b Landscaping
CALL DAVE
831-7055
Party Services Party Services
RABBIT WANTS WORK
pcing I,lag.. =- �ruorer s �artles
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician.
Call Ernie 668-4932
moving i Shag • Bus -Mss
� Structs
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS
Move big or small. we
price them all' Free esti-
mates. seniors discount,
short notice moves. Ap-
pliances moved, naso
storage space available.
Comparable rates. call
(905)987-4437 or
1-800-263-5836
3 STORAGE
Houses, Apartments.
Offices. Appliances S
Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
Licensed, Insured. Free
Estimates. Professional
Service.
Call 436-7795.
EqNsiriericed
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Bari rates, homes,
o6ces, apt, Olt
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lessons and test
$105.
-10 Lessons $150
-FUR Course $259 j
Free pick -up and drop
off
(416) 217-38tBD
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICES
with full office
support.
Reasonable rates
can
416-612-6494
892
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Opportunilkn
AUTO BODY SHOP business
for sale Brooklm, For more
information call 655 -5813 or
435-0314
1 A/q.r.na,l
PIANO STUDENTS Looking
lot beginner students Less
ons in my home. Alax area
Call Joani 4 905-686-8351
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f1 CHEATING ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names b po
vate phnne numbers. 1-900-
451-3638 ext 235. 5369/mm
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AMAZING INTERNET SE-
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ware Get the most our of your
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In 18 -yrs Serv-u 619-645-
8434
ANYONE WITNESSING an ac-
�ident Tuesday Sepfember
22nd at Liverpool Rd 6 401
exit ramp. involving due Chev
Malibu and black Dodge
Neon Please contact Paul
905-420-1304
EVANLY RAYS... Instant an-
w,ers Amatmgly accurate
`lchics 9i7. .. Rated 01
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-once 18. S299/mm 24
ors Call 1-900-451-4055
OSHAWA RELAXING MAS-
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W19051 404-9625 11 30 am
Jim
WEIGHT LOSS aREAs-
THROUGHI New program the
`/' acne ,rlluton No drugs no
it w buy Only $19 95 Call
s -2t41
Full Pitirsionsh;
Business
PAUL M:NEIL-TEACHER TU-
TOR 90nmr, me grafts and
confidence of his slOdCrits Por
•en years in boat lite educanon
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The War Amps
Kids -to -Kids...
child amputees teaching youngsters
about safety.
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Many Champs have lost limbs in accidents.
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To order a PLAYSAFE video or SAFETY WALK kit, contact:
The War Amps
National Headquarters
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Brought to you by the following funeral homes: Accettone.
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ALLEN LOUISE- Suddenly on October 6th 19%
..y
wrth her comity at her side. Pmdeceaced by her fa-
ther Louis DrYa=g and survived by her mother Dor-
-- DO* Belovied wife to Harvey for 33 yrs. Loving
mother to Jason and his Wife Kim and Na0eene Al-
len. Dear Granbncillw to Justin. She wit also be
sadly missed by the many dtidlen she watched over
and Tared for Rig at RONALD MARTINO 8
SON FIIIERAL DNEOTORS 1057 Brock Rd S.
(just south of 401) 905.686.5589. The taniii will
A receive friends Thus. Oct. 81h from 7.9 pm and
" again Fft. 2.4 and 7-9 pm. Complete service in the
i d"M Sof. Our. 101h at 10:30 am. Cmnallim In
lieu of in 'as donations to the Heart and StrOM
Fandation would be amijerialij
FAR MJ. Jot M - Peace** at Mount Si-
nai "n Dal, Tomili o on Manday, Odober 5, 1998.
A his side was John's loving dtidro Larry Far-
r* Jam& Gustafson and her husband KoveiwttL Fin
San
ID Dow bbro8uer WatNLte Farrel,
Valerie Lang and their tamTies. Fondly matimieered
and sadly missed by fes maty good friends and
• neighbours A ffarwood Mona in Ajax Adored by his
dDtOWVW in crime). spice.
Our Orad lea a wand wAd and wrbrpaOW
permwillifishowillHb we bbe bonw wow•
A memorial service wd be held on Sunday, October
11, 1998 at 1230 p.m. in the Common Room of Har-
wood Manor at 655 Harwood Avenue South. If de-
sired remembrances may be made to the Heart and
Stroke Fou nddion.
■CFAUMEN, Jess Am - Massed away peacehlly on
October W 1998. Jess Am beloved wile
of the Bale Kan. Loving moCter of Mary (Greg), Ron-
na and Pada Proud grandmodter of Sham Lesley,
Richard, Karina, Matthew and Robyn and great
y of 3. A Memorial Service will be held at
OSH WDA FUNERAL SERVICE, 847 King St.
West (721-1234) on Saturday, October 10th at
11-00 am. lidenrod at ML Lawn Cemetery. In ieu of
memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke
Farad Orf would be appreciated by the family.
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