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'A severe Challenge to
communities in Durham.'
Taskforce on homelessness...
Durham ranks high on scale:
B1' CHRISTY c'IIASI'
fifth highest rate in Ontario, be-
$4 million in funding for rnu-
what we did with the money."
He expects local agencies in-
Siciff vriter
hind Totonh) (21.8 per cent).
mcipalities. Durham is getting
He said the Province is en-
volved with homeless people,
Durham Region has one of
Peel Region (eight per cent)-
$1100X) this year and the same
couraging municipalities to
including Oshawa's Working
tl s of homeless
. highest rate
Ottawa -Carleton (6.7 per cents
amount neve year. said Ron
come up with creative ap-
Together for the Homeless, to
people in the province.
and lurk Region (5.6 ler cent.)
Dancey, director of family ser-
proaches to prevent people
sit down and come up with
Statistics released by the
Durham is tied with Hamilton-
vices fir the Region.
from becoming homeless.
some ideas which should be
provincial Task Force on
Wentworth.
"1 think it's a great oplwrlu-
"The intent is to be creative.
ready before Christmas.
Homelessness indicate that 4.3
To help combat the plight of
nity:' he said of the funding.
liven if we don't think of surne-
But he cautioned the money
per cent of Durham's popula-
the homeless in Ontario. the
"My understanding is there are
thing, presumably another mu-
for Durham "isn't a fortune"
tion (480,(NN) for the arca
Ontario government has an-
no strings attached. We just
nicipality will and we can learn
and won't solve all problems.
served) is homeless. That's the
nounced it's making available
have to tell them (the Province)
from them:' Mr. Dancey said.
See DURHAM page 4
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Police seek tough brlaivs
Pickering officials
asked to help curb
sale of stolen property
BY MARIANNE TAKAC'S
Staff Writer
Durham Regional Police are
looking to the Towns of Ajax
and Pickering to help them
fight break-ins and others
crimes involving theft.
Police say they need strong
Town bylaws governing the op-
etation of second-hand stores
and pawn shops.
"Unfortunately. these places
get used an awful lot for con-
vening stolen property into
cash:" explains Inspector Greg
Mills. who heads the police
service's Ajax-Pickcnne divi-
sion.
Imp Mills recently visited
committee and Council meet-
ings in both towns W ask for
the necessary bylaws to be
passed The hyta— w dd in-
dudc provision to:
Require second-hand or
pawn shop owners to demand
detailed identification from the
selicr of any items they buy, in-
cluding phdo ID: and to keep
that information on record:
• Obligate shop owners to keep
detailed records describing
items purchased from or
pawned by members of the
public:
Prohibit the stores from pur-
chasing items from sellers
wider 18 unless they are ac-
companied by a parent or
I.YSP. GREG AHLLS
'These places ,Kee used
an awful lot.'
guardian:
• tteyu`re acma pur.ha cd M'
the shops to be Wd for 15
days, excluding holidays and
weekends. Wtwc they arc rc-
wW to customers.
The requirements would
help police track down stolen
goals and the sellers of hot
items, and make it harder for
individuals to peddle them. It's
part ofa, wider police campaign
to fight hurgla:y and theft by
making it more difficult to
profit from the crimes.
Besides discouraging youth
crime in general, explains Imp.
% ills. the age limit should also
Don't get steamed over
nuclear plant cloud
PICKERI\G — Ontario
Hydro assures arca residents
not to be alarmed bx steam re-
leases at the Pickering nuclear
station this past weekend.
The non -radioactive releas-
es were a normal part of the
restarting of the Unit 7 reactor
which took place over the
Thanksgrying weekend.
Unit 7 had been shut down
since Sept. 5 to correct prob-
lems with fuel handling
equipment and generator cool-
ing systems.
Ontario Hydro says all the
work was completed safely
and on schedule.
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help deal with the growing
1•roblcm of young people scll-
,)g items from the homes of
"icir parents or guardians in
rdrr to obtain cash to buy
.:rugs. alcohol or cigarettes.
The 15 -day hold would give
:,olicc time to trace and rccov-
r stolen goods before they're
.a -sold.
insp. Mills notes a 1997
-tudv done in the Oshawa area
)and 52 per cent of the people
.,,ho sold go od% to a group of
:,awn shops had a criminal
'•ackground.
Durham police are pushing
for the implementation of a
common second-hand store
bylaw across Durham Region.
It's important it, have strong
laws everywhere. notes insp.
Mitts. in ..rdrr to, avoid wnply
pushing the problem from (me
community to another. Police
are particularly anxious to have
bylaws in place here. he adds.
at a time when police and mu-
nicipal authorities in Toronto
arc cracking down ort pawn
shops there
"If we don't establish fairly
strong laws out here to control
this, th(rc people will come
out this way, including pawn
dealers who don't mind taking
this stuff"
Neither Pickering nor Ajax
currently have M laws covering
second-hand shops, and the
,nes in place in other Durham
municipalities are old and out-
dated, according to Insp. Mills
He says the new regulations the
police want will not impose on
law-abiding citizens.
"Thc ordinary Joe will have
no problem. it's the criminal
going in there, he's going to
have the problen."
Police are currently dis-
cussing their bylaw proposal
with Town staff in Ajax and
Pickering.
ANDREW IWANOWSKi/ News Advertiser photo
Head-on cash claims a life
Emereency crews prepare u crush vi(-tim for transport to hospital following a head-on crush
berm ren a car andpick-up truck on Ktn i su»t Ro tul in Pickering Tuesday morning. The crash
claimed the life of Scarborough resident liilliam Smith, u retired Toronto police officer. An
Aja -it man was injured in the crash. See the story on page a.
Police chase ends in Pickering
PIC'KERING — A
old man Imes cNeral c
eluding dangerous drivi
police chase was cal
Toronto and continued
Toronto police e
suit of a stolen 1992
shortly before the vehi
spotted by a Durham
cer on Bayly Street ye
GTA mayors to
STEVE PARISH
'We're concerned with the
number of portables we
have on our school sites.'
19 -year- 1:50 a.m.
barges m- Durham Regional Police
ng after a Sergeant Jim Grimley said the
led off in car was chased west to Liverp(x)I
m Ajax. Road in Pickering and north to a
rrldd the pur- parking It near Kingston Road
Nissan where the vehicle was aban-
cle was doned. f
patrol ofli- A suspect was captured fol- t
sterday at lowing a brief toot chase.
seek schools
Durham politician joins push for change
BY SUSAN OWEIIl-
Staff Writer tion and Training Minister Dave
The Province must reduce
the number of portables, ensure
new schools are built quickly
and prevent the closure of
schools in older neighbour-
hoods, say the mayors and re-
gional chairmen of the Greater
Toronto Area.
Municipal leaders in the
GTA are calling on the provin-
cial government to include
"special provisions" in its new
school fundirg formula for
growth areas like Durham Re-
gion.
And, Ajax Mayor Steve
Parish, one of four GTA mayors
on a committee developed n) re-
view the funding formula last
spring. is meeting with Fduc.t-
f
Johnson this week to discuss the
implications of the Province's
formula on growing municipali-
ties.
"We're concerned with the
number of portables we have on
our school sites;" Mayor Parish
says. "We've got to get down to
a reasonable number."
One way to do that, the mu-
nicipal leaders say, is by devel-
oping "special provisions in the
new funding formula to allow
growth municipalities to catch
up and reach an appropriate
level of school facilities without
reliance on portables"
That's one of several recom-
mendations put forward by the
GTA mayors and regional chair-
men in a six-page report.
Robert Michael Johnson, of
no fixed acWress, is charged with
dangerous driving, driving with-
out a licence and possession of
stolen property.
He appeared in Oshawa
provincial court yesterday and
res other charges in connec-
ion with the earlier chase in
Toronto.
funding
Mayor Parish says it's one of
the biggest concerns here in the
region.
He points to St. Catherine of
Sienna Catholic School in Ajax •
as an example. "There's no
space on that IW that isn't cov-
ered with portables."
Mayor Parish also reports
area mayors want to see a for-
mula that "funds schools in a
more timely fashion" so they're,
built at the same time as new.
subdivisions.
He says a 'Just -in -lime" fox=
mala needs to be arranged for
growth municipalities so
schools are ready when people
move into a new subdivision.
"We are routinely in a situa-
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Students must simphi butt out...
Public boardputs s ark in i
ts
anti-smoking messa e
g
B b' S USAN O'.NEI LL
Stuff Il'rtter
Pre , enting substance abuse among
students and enforcing a ban on
smoking on school grounds are two
of the gnats behind a new initiative
being developed by the public school
board.
".Although less people are smok-
ing, vkc still have young people
smoking." says Bev Freedman. su-
pcnmendeni of programs for the
Durham District School Board
And. she adds. while snwkoi ap-
pears to he decreasing amon_• cnior
students, the "big worn" is pupil, in
Grades 7 through 9.
BEV FREEDMAN
Although fevver people are
smoking. Ne still have young
people smoking.'
That's why the hoard is develop-
ing a Smoke Free Schools document
geared toward effective school-based
tobacco prevention programs and the
enforcement of the Tobacco Control
Act which banned smoking on school
property in 1994.
Linda Lowcry, the board's com-
munity haison officer for substancc
abuse. notes the resource will provide
teachers with policy direction "for
the first time" in the areas of preven-
tion. cessation and enforcement.
'*We're not just focusing on tobac-
GTA mayors
push for
school funds
GTA firmer page, I
tion where the subdivisions are built
and in place for a significant period
before the school is built.- the report
says. "This results from a system
that does not commit and designate
the funds until the homes are in
place and the children are living in
the neighbuurhihxf"
The report also outlines the mu-
nicipal leaders' concerns about the
closure of .drools in older neigh-
hourh«ids and the government's for-
mula for calculating grants for ncyv
pupil places.
"Sch,xds arc the heart of the
neighbourhood and we hate to see
them close." Mayor Parish says.
He adds municipal leaders would
like txi see the Province chance the
formula for determining grants for
new pupil places.
Under the government's new
rules, school boards have to fill all of
their existing capacity to get money
for additional space.
However. Mayor Parish says
schools should not have to he at 100 -
per cent capacity board -wide in
order for boards to receive funding
for new facilities.
Rather, he says, the threshold for
determining whether a board has ex-
cess enrolment should be set at 90
per cent of capacity.
"That would reduce the number
of schools that have to be closed"
Public board
outlines programs
-for gifted kids
The Durham District School Board
is hosting a parent information session
about its gifted program for students
in Grades 3 through 8 11 Ajax next
month.
Board officials will explain the
screening and testing procedures for
admission to the program. describe
the characteristics of gifted children
and outline options available in board
schools for bright students .
The meeting is being held Wednes-
day. Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at Pickering
High School. 180 Church St N.. Ajax.
Fqr more information call the
hoard at 666-5500.
co prevention, we're looking at it as a
healthy lifesq le choice." Ms. Lowen
saes. She's hopeful that placing an
emphasis on health will make it "an
easier sell" to students,
And. she sa}'s. "Unless you deal
with (the issues in :t comprehensive
wan. enforcement will bx• difficult."
"The issue around enforcement
still needs to be worked on.- adds
Ms. Freedman. who notes that while
it's illegal to smoke on school prop-
erty, students can and do smoke off
school grounds.
And that can he "ver disruptive
for neighbours:' she says. "But. un-
fortunately it's legal. -
Ms. Freedman reports prevention
and awareness programs begin with
students as early as kindergarten, but
notes the "real emphasis" is on those
pupils in Grade 5 and up.
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MEMO'S AMMMA, CME MMMY EMrM. OCTOBER 14 IM MW 3 XV
Operation Cleanu in Ajax and
Pickering.
Officials in both communities say crackdown helped reduce park vandalism, graffiti
A police program to reclaim parks atiuns and environmental services Pickering superintendent of parks for Pickering were reduced by almost were involved in 72 per cent of the in -
and public spaces in Ajax and Picker. Chris Bradley noted the police pro- and operations Jim Bneknell stated in 512.11(X). cidents
ing for public use has apparently been gram had saved the "town about his letter the police efforts have been Four officers volunteered to worked Ninety per cent of the charges in -
a resounding success. 513,0(X) in playground repair, graffiti noticed by residents, who have called paid overtime Friday and Saturday volved youths aged 14 to 24. 'here
Durham Regional Police ran Opera- and Fire damage costs. his department with compliments nights tier the 19 -weekend duration of were 232 liquor charges, 54 involving
lion Cleanup from mid-April to mid- "liven more nnpo 'ant than the dol- ahout the change in the parks. the Operation Cleanup program. Two drugs and 52 related to traffic, as well
September, in respomse to public coni- lar savings that can he attributed to Op. "Residents tell me they feel safe in officers were assigned to cover each as 56 Criminal Code offences and two
plaints about rowdy heha%iuur and oration Cleanup is the Iasi that our the parks again (notably Glengrove town, and worked in concert with their prohibited activity charges.
vandalism by youths in parks, plazas parks and open spaces can now he Park and Dave Farr or Pine Creek parks departmen's and Itx:al agencies The cost of the program u) police
and greentxhs.''he aim was to restore freely used by all of our residents with- Park) and this is all due to you and that deal with youth issues. was $40,543, the equivalent of 1,038
a sense of peace and safety to neigh- out Icar and intimidation: • added Mr. yourstaff'• Over the 19 weekends, the officers hours oI overtime. Ncxt summer, it is
hourhoo ds Bradley. "Complaints Iron nsidonis Mr. Bricknell noted vandalism costs laid 396 charges. Liquor and drugs expected to run for 20 weekends.
Police have received letters of
related to noise :rod twuhlc in ,ur
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dents who raised $9,000 in u recent Terry Fot Run. Providing the hair-
cutting expertise herr is George Kot%op)lous from the Hair Cutting Spot.
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AJAX — An cm irunmcntal group
is selling [-shirts this weekend to
raise mousy to lurid its acilvilics.
Citizens for Carruthers will peddle
casual *car in the hobby of the Ajax
Community Centre, on Centennial
Road, Saturday. Oct. 17 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Adult T -shins sell for $17
and lhorc for youth ant $12.50.
Swcatshins can also be ordered.
The cont is S19 fox youth, while adults
pay S35 fix a round -neck sweatshirt
and $at{ for a zippered neck. Citizens
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Retired police
officer killed
in Pickering
car crash
PICKERING —A retired Toron-
to police officer yeas killed in a head-
on collision in Pickering Tuesday
morning after his ear .wrrved info
oncoming traffic on Hwy. 2 near
Whites Road.
William Smith. 75, of Scarbor-
ough. %as easthound on Hw}. 2
shortly before 10 a.m. when his
white Ford Tempo "crossed user the
centre line andstruck a westbound
black pick-up:' says Durham Re-
gional Police Constable John Hinds
of the traffic manaecment unit. "He
hit it head-on"
Const. Hinds reports the former
Police officer- who had "no historN
of a heart condition", was pro-
nounced dead at Centenary Health
Centre yesterday.
Ajax resident Gaetano Santuccio.
the driver of the truck. suffered a
minor knee injury and was taken to
the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen-
tre.
Durham
ranked on
`homeless'
scale
UURHAbf frr,m fwge I
Solutions, both short- and long-
term, are badly needed in Durham.
said Fd Gocrz, of Cornerstone Com-
munity Association, which runs the
region's onlN emergency shelter for
men without housing. It's located in
downtown Oshawa.
"The upcoming winter presents a
severe challenge to our communittes
in Durham;" he said. -If predictions
of an unusually coil winter are ac-
curate. the need for an adequate plan
of response is critical"
He said re's difficult to predict the
need for emergency shelter this win-
ter but pointed to a Cornerstone staff
report that it is seeing the shelter
filled to capacity more often in the
last few months.
-General trends suggest Durham
needs to prepare for a state of readi-
ness for emergency in the short
term:' he said.
The recent headlines from the
Toronto disaster relief committee.
which called for the plight of the
homeless to be declared a national
disaster. are not an over -reaction,
MrGocrz said.
"1 don't think the headlines arc an
over -reaction and 1 don't think
Durham is immune:' he said. "We
are facing a real emergency that is
causing real human suffering."
Mr. Dancey .aid that currently
there are enough shelter beds for the
homeless in Durham, unlike Toron-
to, but the problem is they are al-
most all in 0%hayva, not in other
communities such as Pickering.
Bowmanvillc or Uxbridge.
Mkrst homeless people end up inw
Oshaa or Toronto, he said.
He's also concerned about the
near -homeless, people who are at
risk of losing their housing for a
number of reasons. P
articularl) vulnerable are former
psychiatric patients now living in
the community, he said.
There is a lack of supportive
housing for them and they often run
into problems with landlords, he
said.
Mr. Goerz said Cornerstone in-
vites concerned citizens to join in
the search for long-term solutions to
homelessness in Durham.
The solutions must include the
reinstatement of social benefits, in-
vestment in more adequate shelters
and services and commitment of re-
sources to increase housing options,
he said.
The provincial task force has rec-
ommended that local municipalities
pull together a service system for
homelessness services, the Province
continue 80 per cent funding for
hostels, the federal government look
at ways to increase support for cre-
ation of private sector rental housing
and that everyone work to prevent
homelessness and to help people
find and maintain housing.
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Quilitingfor a
cure
.Shirk Hallett dlsplacs the, gtait she created
a Durham facilih• for people touched by can-
al part nja hill u, help fund a curd for can-
cer. Other guilts carrvin,i; a .similar message
cer The quilt is on dispIac cit Hearth Place.
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Quilitingfor a
cure
.Shirk Hallett dlsplacs the, gtait she created
a Durham facilih• for people touched by can-
al part nja hill u, help fund a curd for can-
cer. Other guilts carrvin,i; a .similar message
cer The quilt is on dispIac cit Hearth Place.
ore nn display at Hearth Place.
Police on lookout for break-in suspect
A man seen running into a
ravine carving a pair of ruse
clippers may he responsible for
a string of burglaries in the
Mawr (Yaks subdivision during,
the llianks_'ivmg weekend.
Durham Regional Police said
several homes were broken into
during daylight hours and ran-
sacke& A large quantity of valu-
ables was stolen.
The Ajax -Pickering break -
and -enter squad is asking for the
public's help in idcnut)mg the
possible suspect wen running
into the ravine from a rcmdcncc
on Wildwo od Crescent follow-
ing a break-in Sunday.
The suspect is described as a
black man with dark complex-
ion, in his late -teens. 5 -foot -6 to
5-fix)i-8 with a medium build
and hair braided in the back.
He was wearing a red jacket
with a black shoulder arca and
carrying a pair of green -handled
ane clippers and a black knap-
sack fie was last seen in the
ravine with a hluish-purple
mountain hike. Anyone with in-
formation is asked to call police
at 683-91(X) extension 2524 or
Crime Stoppers 4_6-8177
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Let's Tal k
Pickering Nuclear!
An invitation to the residents of Pickering, Ajax and area.
Please join your neighbours. senior Ontario Hydro staff. Carl Andognini
and me at our 2nd Annual Public Meeting to talk about Pickering Nuclear.
We are looking forward to discussing our environmental initiatives and
updating you on our progress in returning Pickering "B- to world class
performance. in preparation for the restart of Pickering -A-.
We also want to listen to you and answer your questions in person.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments and displays about waterfront
regeneration. tritium. fire safety. nuclear waste management, and emer-
gency preparedness: there will be a few special robots on hand too.
Come on out! We look forward to meeting you.
Date fol Time: Wednesday, October 21. 1998. 6:30 p.m. to 930 p.m.
(Ontario Hvdro presentation. 7:00 p.m.)
Location: Pine Ridge Secondary School. 2155 Liverpool Road
(north of Finch Avenue), Pickering
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N E W S A 1) V E R 1- I S E It () C T. 1 4 1 9 9 8
EDITORIAL
Standard tests make
common sense
Students must be ready for
working world as adult$
Grade 6 students across Ontario will he put In the test
this coming spring and it can mean nothing but goxol things
for those pupils, teachers. parents and hoard adnimistraaors
who go through the process
The tests will give parents a valid indication tit exactly
how their child is doing at a particular point in time This is
especially critical given that. hrginning in the 20M 171
school vcar. Gradc lit students will begin taking a test
which they must pass it thc\'rc to receive a Sccondary
School Diploma.
But more criticaily, the tests Follow the Pro%ince-s desire
to sec standards in place across Ontario Students in one
part of the province should he able to cuntlMtc with and
learn as much as students anywhere else. In [tic lung run.
parents really want to know exactlyhow nmch their child r%
learning and what can tit done to impro%e the amount the
child learns. A standard test, taken h\ all students at the
same grade level, of least as a starting point for assessing the
amount an individual student knok— agamst a broad spec
trum of his peers.
Fur students of the future. who will tic tested in Gradc 1.
Grade 6 and again in Grade 10. the tests pro\ idc a Inn,_ -lean
scale upon which the perf,mt:mcc of the pupil can tic
judged. For teachers and schools. the annual tests pro idc
an effective gauge upon which to judge perlirniamc .% car
in and year -out. The idea as alwa%s to unpro%c poor „nodes
and h' maintain top grades. How else can this toe properly
accounted for without hard numbers it, turn to' What other
fair. objective way can he used t, get an absolute'. compara-
hle score:'
,:or each chov,l. averaged out over a fi%r- or even 10
year peniah the reading and math tests can produce %core%
which will show it programs at the Grade 3. 6 and 10 level
are meeting the needs of students. Schools can assess
whether their teaching methods and curricula are nicasunng
up. Average scores. it's hoped. would improv,: year oyer
year until students across the hoard and around Ib• province
would he performing at a consistently high level
Whale cho of-tiv-school comparisons might not he valid
— there can he plenty of mitigating factor, as some schools
ha%r more English as a Sccond Language students. pupils
with learning disabilities, and/or children from economical-
ly diicivantaged areas — within schoud comparisons arc
fair Continued improvement tar taw maintenance of high
standards as the ultimate purpose.
Stu.hnts should not feel pressure when test time cones
It should be considered a% fan of their natural learning
process Tate tests arc costly — it's estimated the price tag
for (grade 3 and Grade 6 testing this year will he 31' anti
lion — but it's what a dune with the results that really
counts The tests should hxohtcr the qu:tliI% of education
over time and result in better iicrfi,rmances by all students
during their whol careers.
Ultimately.stwlcnt-, should leave high school properly
prepared to begin college or university or ready to enter the
workt;,r:c with a mastery ti( reading, writing and math
skills The h u inc%s and academic world demand these abil-
ities and the elementary education system must pro%tdc
them. Testing helps to cnwrc students arc ready for the
world a% they hecorrw adults.
Kudos to our cops
A tip of the hat today w our men and women in :,nuc.
When Durham Regional Police heard complaints from
the public about rowdy hchaviour and %andahsm by
youths in Pickcnng parks. plains and greenbelts. they dc-
cidcd bol crack dow n on the trouble makers.
They ran Operation Cleanup from nud-April to mid-
September in an cfftn it, restore a sense of peace and safe-
ty in neighborhoods. to return parks and utter public
spaces to the public.
Four officers volunteered to worked paid oNertime Fri-
day and Saturda% nights for the duration of the initiative.
Two officers w%cred Pickering. working in conjunction
with the parks departments and foal agencies that deal
with youth issues.
The program was an overwhelming success. Over the
19 weekends. police laid a slew tit charges, most for drug
and alcohol use and most against young people aged 14 to
24.
Operation Cleanup saved the Town considerable money
in repairing damage normalfy dune in parks and other puh-
lie places over the summer by vandals and other hooligans.
But. most imptlrtanily. the of lLers' efforts have made
area residents feel secure in parks and other open spaces.
The punks are gone. Public property has been returned
to the public. Our cups are tops.
YOU SAID IT
The question was:
Should drivers who use their
vehicles to flee from police face
stiffer penalties?
+k I
t
Lesley Trudelle Robert Sre- Edward Bulmer
says, "Yes. And blowski says. say N. "Yes. (civic
get helicopters to "Yes. Maybe they them finch. jail
pursue them" should like Ihcir time and take
licences for a their licence,,
lung time" away"
COMMUNIN .
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pOWN AIRS
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FoR MUM.. ,
LLT -T FRS TO -T•i-IL LDITOR
Any more
bright ideas for
school reform?
To the editor:
In %out $rpt +11 editorial. %ou
wrote. --It all of the lost [true as to tic
n—k or. it should tic halanced he
twecn cluninaung recess exam
da%s and PA oda% QTc"—rs' I do-
tes can he swaichcd to teaching
front what trey currently do un
those days"
What a brilliant olra' The Mm-
istn of Education has, already rc-
duccd the number of exam days at
bowed, from 15 t, III, in the Tires'
legislation In tmpr,%e the qu alit% til
education. So, to improve the qual-
ity c%cn further. why not get rid of
all exam da%s' 1 Most students hate
exams anvwa%. so thcN must no( he
gad for them )
-reacher. won't have to .bend
valuable Brio nicking up challeng-
ing exams and, of c' Urso. wa'n't
have to spend countless hours
narking them. This means they'll
have much more tunic it, spend with
their students in the classroom The
dtlwnsadi:. though. i% that students
will not he prepared for writing cul-
kce or unacmity examinations, but
perhaps the protcssor% in those
classes of 2017 plus -students will
take the. extra time to teach ttx)%c
skills
And eliminating PA days is a
stroke of genius as well teachers
don't really need to learn new
teaching strategics. or how w inn
plement new currrculuni for the
new sco,ndary school program
next %car With PA oLt%% gone lust
think how much more tune will he
a%adablc for students to tit- taught
by t :cher.. c%cn it the% are cull
using last vcar'%cumculuni
Your insights into the prohlcnis
of cducamon are aniaimg Your
ideas are astounding. Got any
more'
/:ord For%%the.
Pic•kcrivar
Mayor should
help remember
our veterans
To the editor:
%c -tic .again approaching that
time of year when we rctkci and
arc reminded of our war veteran,,
and talkn comra\ks who w %aliani-
ly fought for our trecdom in this
country. We all know sonaco ne who
Inas suftcred through these great
losses
F:ch year at the Pickering Town
hall cenotaph, we pay tribute In the
men and women who served not
only in the First World War. the
Second World N' it and the Korean
weir as well
tMe :crcnion% is led h% Ro%al
Canadian Lc_•wn nwnnhcrs and a:
tended M p„hticians. cnvcns.
Nch,ol children, %cierans- families
and friends
At last vcar'. cere•niony. Packer
m,• Moor Waync Arthur, was til
%tied It, speak e Ice words He re
%pectfully olcchncd citing a he;t%%
workload due to the municipal clic -
tion campaign which had lust
cndcd. We Acre withincar-,,hot and
could not hchcvc t u% rc%p,onsc
from a ran soh, had lust won re-
election. N'c ;a% ca tens had the
ire Llom" to Note him in Wa% not
i hat one of the ncmv rcaso ons o our
veterans died for:'
A gr%:at vwhxss came ,.ver rix•
that day
We will hook forward t, honour
mg our Neterans again this year.
Ralph and Jean Ilig>s-
Pickering
We need letter
writers' phone #s
It you %c wnuct a letter to e
th
alrtor recently and at hasn't ap-
Iicared in print. there's a gad
chance it tu%n't been published he
wusc you forgot to include NOW
phux number. If that's the cast.
Blake Purd% at 6!4 i 5110
Premier is not above the law
Harris could avoid writs by being more careful
Premier Mlkc Harris docs not
Poihersumc environmentalist
have much re%peel tor lawyers —
tawyers ;ils) persuaded a court to
but a bigger problem is he often
rule Nit Harris faded to billow
does not have respect for the law.••�
Eric
provincial lawsdesigned to sustain
The Progressive Conservative
forests when he approved lugging
prcnucr showed his scorn for
Dowd
in the north, which placed has
lawyers when federal Health Man-
plans for cutting in peril.
inter Allan Rock refused to _juin m
.11 buten:c 1 ark
People are encouraged n' sue
cumpensatng all hepatitis C vac_
when they see others doing it sac
Um., and Mr. Harris scuffed %f r.
cessfully. To name just a few of
Rock, with his 'hatter% of
Pesky union lawyers gut a court
the litigants now chasing %1r. Har -
lawyers', was obsessed with being
to rule Mr. Harris could not ab l-
ru:
technically legal when he should
ish a law forcing broader sector
• former operators of roving i
have been compassionate.
employers to pay women the same
charity casinos the premier closed
When Mr. Harris gave in to
as men even where they du not
saying he planned to set up penna-
protests and increased compen%a-
employ hien In similar work so
nent chanty casino,. which he
lion tit) the three surviving Dionne
they can make comparisons. The
later abandoned in la\our (it' four
quintuplets, he sniffed lawyers
law said employers can compare
mega -casinos, have launched a
night prefer to continue arguing
to women who have pay equity in
3520 -million suit claiming he
but the situation called for human-
other institutions
forced them out of business to ob-
ity.
Another court said the premier
tain a munupldy on gambling;
The premier explained Ontario
could not lire five directors of a
• a manufacturer that claims the
did not juin in the court hearing on
government agency. whose chief
Harris government agreed to buy
Quebec's right to declare indepen-
defects were that they were not
video lottery terminals from it he-
dence because tai many lawyers
Torics. during their terms in office
titre hacking utT because of cunt
were already involved. which is
unless he showed cause and forced
plaints VI -Ts are addictive is
becoming his favourite put-down.
him to reinstate them.
claiming a minimum of $34 mil -
Mr. Harris also this week
When Mr. Harris forced the
lion in compensation;
moved responsibility for running
amalgamation of the nlunicipali-
• four small. privately owned
the province's legal aid plan from
tics firming the ntegacity tit
medical laboratories are suing
a lawyer'N hold} %here his pride-
Toronto against residents' wishes.
over Mr. Harris's decision restrict-
cessurN were content to leave it Io
a court ruled he had no power to
ing payments to labs on the basis
a government -appointed board, as
appoint watchdogs over the sitting
of their 1995 share of Ibte market.
they should have done years ago
councillor%. claiming they might
which dampens competition and
hceause it is a public service and
waste money. before the legisla-
assures continued large payouts to
taxpayer., put $230 million a year
ture approved the merger and re-
a big lah that donated to ;hc Harris
in it.
Nuked ham for jumping the gun.
Torics;
The premier may have devcl-
Another court said Mr. Harris. in
• Ito Ontario Association of
aped his distrust of lawyers partly
dictating incigers of mumcipali-
Radiologists claim% the Harris
because he was a small business-
lies. was 'hrealhlakingly arbitrary.'
government used threats to impose
man in the north and may view
A court ruled the premier could
working conditions and is seeking
lawyers as city slickers
not take away separate school
$325 million in danntges.
Mr. Harris also could he fed up
hoards' right lu tax Ioeeause it is
Mr. Harris must worry every
with lawyers taking hirn and his
guaranteed by the Constitution
time he steps out of his ullice
government to court. No other pre-
and Mr Harris acted with haste
someone will hand him a writ, but
mier has been sued anywhere near
and insufficient analysis in trying
tic has one uhviuus remedy - he
as ufacn
to du so
could hL more careful.
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Man- OWN
EC:NA
�rr.r
tsr.� i�ta.u.
Pickering
couple
can
really
give
thanks
Don and (fail
Langille had
more than
540,(9)0 reasons
to he thankful on
Than ksFicirig.
'rhe Pickering
couple won the
first priic of
$541.561.10 in
the Oct. 10 Lot-
lariu draw.
Mr. I,angiIle.
the owner of
Durham Auto
Parts on Ro,s-
land Road Fast
in Ajax..ind In,
wife plan Hi hoc
two cars, pay
some hills. vaca-
tion in Las Vega,;
and h:urupc and
share the priic
with their chil-
dren.
A, the
Langilles were
visfting Gail's
family in Canip-
hellturd on the
Thanksgiving
weekend, they
suiyed up one
night while
everyone else
was sleeping and
discovered in the
newspaper they
had the winning
numbers. "WC
got it. Mr
langille yelled
The couple
have three .ons.
one daughter
and one grand
child.
hlr Langillc
has been playing
L(uano since
19711 Pnor to
this. his biggest
win was t7JNN)
playing I.,, tlo
0/.39 about live
years ago
the winning
ticketwas
to.u9ht at ('on-
vcnecnce Plus on
Kingston Road
un Pickering
Pickering
blood
donors
sought
for clinic
PICKERINI:
ThC IC.nc1
may be falling
butthe hyoid
bank, stocks
shouldn't.
You can make
a deposit hi the
blood hanks at a
two -Jay donor
clinic being held
Thur,ca) and
Friday. Oct. 22
and 23 from 2 to
8 P. In.
at the
Metro East Trade
Centre on Brock
Roadnorth of
Hwy. 401 in
Pickering. The
goal is to collect
ILO units each
day.
Up to four
people can be
treated with each
donationas
every unit of
blood is divided
into four compo-
nents — red
Bells, plasma,
platelets and cry-
oprecipitate.
Healthy indi-
viduals aged 17
to 60 can donate
if thev've waited
56 days since
last giving the
gift of life. You
must have valid
identificatii,n, in-
cludingone
piece with a pho-
tograph.
If you have
any questions
about the eligi-
bility of your
medications or a
health condition,
call I-13(x1-70I-
7x0i.
Janet Millar
insists she
gets more than
she gives.
Janet klillar is a "Big Sister" and more. She volunteers for Junior Achievement,
spearhead, i clothes drive for two women', ,heiters, helps with Variety Village',
Sunshine (:amen for children with di-.abilitic�ancl .pends time tx-ing a "Big
Sister" it, "Little Sister- Tanya her favourite of all. "I do whatever I can to help,"
NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDMON, OCTOBER 14.19M PAGE 7 P
And over the past tour vears, we ve tormed a wonaertui tnendship that
important to both of us."
Janet work, for Roval Bank in Pickering. She's just one of man Roval Bank
staff across Canada who take time out to help in their communiticw. And we'd just
she s,ns, and I aFvvays get bark more than I give. like to take this opportunity to thank ROYAL [SANK
Janet and Tanva haye a we ekk date together. "I du my best to do 'kid' thing, them for doing; what they do. FINANCIAL GROUP
with her - things like hiking, picnicking and rollerskating - things I enjoy hot.
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* ROAD TO MONTGOMERY
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c; ailment for the ahwc rK, Luer than 22:0() p.m.
* Friday', (ktolxr 30.1998
I he work const>L of an asphalt trail and
.i—mated works. in accordance with term,.
pl.ins and specifiianons prepared by the rown
�d Pickering,
lenders looms and specifications will he
:oailable after 2:(N) )p.m. Thursday. October
15, 1940. and may be obtained by contacting
the IAkparinient of Supply and Services upon
a nonrefundable pa) mcni of S_25.IN) per set hp
rash or cheque made payable to the Town of
y Pirkering.
T Additnirnal information may he obtained by
contacting the ('onsultam. Victor Ford and
:\,sociales Inc, landscape Architects (410)
7113-Ix)s I .
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
The Corporation of the Town of Pickering
Department of Supply and Services
One The Esplanade
y Pickering, Ontario
yT L1V 6K7
T (9115) 420-4616
..L a -mail: supply(ltown.pickering.on.ca
T Vera A. Felgemacher Jeffrey,
CPPO, C.P.P., CMM 1
Manager of Supply and Services
* COYOTE WORKSHOP
>�c - DURHAM REGION
OCTOBER 21, 1998
7:00-9:30 P.M.
TOWN OF PICKERING
COUNCIL, CHAMBERS
GUEST SPEAKER:
* SCOTT JARVIE,
TORONTO AND REGION
�C CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
�C For more information:
Norm Collier,
Last Green Door Co-operative
(905)294-1730
or
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WEDNESDAI•, (x•T. is
SINGLE PARENIN. llic Al,ix-I`wk-
cri ng chapter of the ( )lie Parent Families
Association holds it, wcckh meeting
for cust(xlial and non-cu,lodial Parents
at 8 p.m. at Annandale Gulf and Curling
Cluh. 831 1201.
TOASTAIASI ERS: [lie Alax-Picker-
ing 'll,asunasten meet, from 7:30 to
9:',0 pont at the Fortune Financial
Building- comer of Bay]% St. and Fine -
1% Ave.. Alar. Imprmc communication.
leadership skills. (,8(, 1443. 683-4439,
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ACCESS]FO CARE: the I )urhani Ac-
cess to ('sue meets at the Pickering Puh
lic Lihran. One'llie Esplanade- from 7
RE 9 p.m. 43()-31108.
SPECIAL NEEDS: Parents and fami-
lies of people vvnh slv,ial needs are in-
vited to a tree seminar hosted by
l,ife7'R( ST Planning at 7 p.m. at
Rougemount Ox,perame Humes. 400
Kingston Rd. at Rougemount Dr. Pick-
ering. Resene.420-8681)
ON'EREATERS: O,crcatcrs Anony-
mous meets cash Ihursday lt's avail-
able to those who have a problem with
f0,xl and want to recover. 428-8((,()
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ALLERGIES: the Durham Region
Anaphvlavn Support Group meets the
third FndaN of ever% month at 7:30 p.m.
liic group Prov ides support for those
dealing with lite -threatening allergies.
Call 420-84()4 or 6.S6- 3018.
FRENCH: I c Ccrcic Francophone
d'Aj,t\. meets at 8 p.m. and is open to
all French-speaking women. 839-0343.
ADDICTION: the Screnny Group
holds a 12-Stci, Recovery Meeting at 8
porn at Bav lair Baptist Church. 817
KIng,wn R,i . Pickering. 428-9431.
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Arc welcome to
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Just how
well is our
waterg
From lake to tap, providing clean
water is a costly process
BY C INI)Y CPSHALL
Stall It'ntrr
Water, H2O. I'eau. agua.
11 1 something Canadians take for
mcd. Turn on the tap and a
: mingle endless stream pours
oji Water to drink. water to bathe in.
water it, cook with
in Durham Region we're so close to
such a large source of fresh, relatively
clean water — Lake Ontario.
But potable water doesn't come
easy and there's a huge amount of
money invested locally to make sure
when you turn on your tap. safe drink-
ing water comes out.
Bernie Kushkis. plant operations
manager for the Region of Durham's
Works department estimates annual
operations Cost for the water system is
appruximatch $33 million.
This figure includes capital pro-
jects. like the new Ajax Nater Supply
Plant- currently under construction at
the foot of Hamooid Avenue. This pro-
ject. estimates Mr Kuslikis, will cost
close to $74 million 1-1e figure docs
not include engineering or Consultant
fres
When its fully operational. expect-
ed some time ncv .car, the plant will
bayc ,i capacit, I,,r 316 million gallons
a day, three times the capacity at the
current Ajax plant. says Davc John-
ston. superintendent of water supply
plants.
After a second phase is completed
(to be built in the future when the need
arises) the plant capacity will rise to 73
million gallons per day.
The new plant will also become the
brain of the Durham water supply sys-
tem and will host the SCADA system.
a computer which oversees the flow
levels. reser%oirs and anything perish-
able in all of Durham's six water sup-
ply plants. This system is now located
at the Oshawa dater Supply Plant.
Currently. users in Ajax receive
water from the old Ajax plant. which
has been operating since 1958, and
roughly six million gallons of water
from the Oshawa and Whuhy plants.
through the Hamoo d Pumping Sta-
tion.
But Mr Johnston doesn't expect
that when the new Ajax water suppiv
plant gets up and running it will he the
supplier to other areas of tete region.
"I expect the growth in .Ajax to he
enough we won't be suppling other
arca,,. tic says. adding the objcctivr i,
"To lake tr,,m the Oshawa and Whiih,
plants won't need to exp.mll
,Microbiologist and group leader Renu Joshi in the lab where 30,000 sam-
ples are tested each year.
Public meetings
Durham Board of Education
Monday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. - Durham District
School Board. Education Centre. 400 Taunton
Rd. E.. W'hitbv
Monday, Oct. 19, 7:30 p.m. - Durham Catholic
District School Board. Catholic Education Cen-
tre. 650 Rossland Rd. W. Oshawa
Pickering Town Council
Monday, Oct. 19, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering Coun-
cil Meeting, council chamber, Pickering Civic
Complex, One The Esplanade.
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. — Committee of
Adjustment Meeting. main Commitee room,
Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade.
Durham Region
Health and Social Services
Tuesday, Oct. 20,9:30 a.m. - Health and Social
Services Committee. Social Services Depart-
ment Boardroom. 850 King St. W.. Oshawa.
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 10 a.m. - Durham Region
Council, Council Chamber, 605 Rossland Rd., F...
Whitby.
A.J. GROENI This W ek photos,
Supplying clean Hater to the homes and businesses of Durham Res;inn is no cheap fiat. Bernie Kuvlikis, plant
operations manager for Durham's works department. e.stirnates it's a S33 million per sear project.
those as quickly"
Despite the large price tag associat-
ed with the water supply system, one
can't help but think of how dccciving-
Ey simple the system is while on a tour
of the Oshawa Water Supply Plant.
which has a capacity of 30 million gal-
lons.
The water entero the plant through
two intake tubes, one constructed in
1921 which extends 2,739 feet into the
lake, while the second, built in 1954
extends 3.030 feel.
At the new Ajax plant this intake
lube extends X.4(N) feel into Dake On-
tario. hnngmc in water from 60 feel
below the surface. The pipe is scvcn
feet wide
The raw water entering the plant Is
run through a screen it) remove dchrm
such as piece, of wood and fish, which
are simcure% collected with the
water.
Alter going through On screen- a
chemical called aluminum sulfate is
added to the water. This substanceo
helps take out limy ponce. which are
ifTtcult to remote. a►
Mr Ku,hkis explaiaK this material
similar h illi panicles which cause
hath water to he cloudy. There's some-
thing in the uxcr causng it, but it can-
not be removed without some help.
The aluminum sulfate bonds to
he%c tiny particles, after being agilat-
cd, making them larger so they can et-
thcr settle out in settling tanks t- be re-
tno%cd when the water I% filtered, he
,ayN. Tbe.e filters arc made of differ-
cnt layers of anthrafilt, sand and grav-
el.
Tete chemical dues not remain in
the water, says Mr. Kushkis because
the material rcmoiyed "bas the alu-
minum suphate with it"
The particles removed, called flock.
are treated and eventually taken, as a
.� �hd waste, to this sewage treatment
1,1 ant.
Before the water hit% the filters and
after it has been through the process.
chlorine is added to kill any bacteria.
During the last dose of chlorine. Iluo-
title is also added.
In Oshawa, chlorine gas is used: ap-
proximately I OU tuns per year. Howev-
er, says Mr. Johnston, when Ajax be-
comes operational it will use liquid
chlorine, a stronger version of house-
hold bleach. This was the result of
neighbouring residents' concerns
about the one -ton gas cylinders being
delivered at the plant.
The amount of chlorine added to
water equals approximately .70 to 0.85
milligrams per litre, says Mr. Kushkis.
The final dose of chlorine is neces-
sary to ensure there is a residual
amount of chlorine in the water to pre-
vent it from picking up any bacteria
enroute from the plant to the con-
sumer's tap. The only way of making
absolutely sure water is as pure when it
WORDS FROM
THE WISE
arri%es in a ferson'% home. as when it
left the plant is to ensure it has residual
chlorine, he says.
The optimum amount of chlorine I% per
between 0.5 and 0.7 milligram.,er
litre when it leaves the plant.
Exactly how, much chlorine it has
when it arrives in the home can depend
on where you live, becau%e the further
you are from the plant the further the
water has had to travel and the more
residual chlorine is used up.
"if you live next to the water plant
You Could have a higher chlorine resid-
ual than someone who lives five or sic
kilometres away:' says Mr Kushkis.
While lime People ohjco to the
tw%tc chlorine leaves in Iter water, he
sav% "we have to have chlorine in tie
water for it to be safe. There's no way
we Cannot put 1I In:'
Dr. Donna Reynolds, Durham Re-
gion's Associate Medical 011i"r of
Health. Confirms the need for chlorine
-Test shows
tasters
aren't water
savvy
call People tell the difler-
cn,c between string and
tap water"
vcrThe News Ad-
tismal
er did a sl, blind
I.i,le test to see if NAND of
it% waders could telt the diflererece
between Oshawa tap water and bot-
tled spring water. Participants took a
sip of weer from Bottle A ispnng
water). then Bottle B (tap water).
and decided which they thought was
better. Believe it or not, the tap water
won. Out of the 16 people tested,
seven picked the tap water, only four
picked the spring water, and five just
couldn't telt the difTerence.
Here arc some of the participants'
commens.
"fiat's right out of the creek:'
says George DO me about the spring
water. "ICs gotta be Oshawa water
because it's terrible"
"(Bottle Be is definitely tap water
because it's what I'm used to:' says
Brent Brathwaite. "(Bottle A) tastes
better...
"Ibis must be spring water be-
cause it tastes better,' says Maric
ra
Hour of the spring water in bottle
A.
One said the tap water in bottle B
-tastes too much like Lake Ontario:'
Politics, Points of View and Parodies
News Advertiser Reader Poll
Last Week's Question: What's your reaction to
the latest news of plans for the federal govern-
ment to build a regional airport in Pickering'
The news of the federal government building
an airport in Pickering has got to be the best news
Durham and Pickering have heard in a long time.
This would be a huge economic boon for Durham
and businesses in Pickering would also benefit.
Better yet, the taxpayers in Pickering and
Durham would even henefii greater.
1 am very much opposed to this airport It
will change life considerably as we know it, not
just in the main area of the airport. 1 happen
to live in Claremont, but it will also change
in the municipal water supph.
"it makes sure the water is pure,
that it's not infected by bacteria or
viruses by the time it gets to your
home:' she says.
She's in agreement with Mr. Kus
likes when she points out it's absolute
ly necessary for residual amounts of
chlorine it, he in the water when it
leaves the plant so it doesn't pick up
any bacteria enroute to homes.
While some people express con-
cerns about ha -.mg chlorine added to
the water. Dr. Reynolds says "the
health benefits far out -weigh any po-
tential health risks"
One stream of thought is "if you
have toxo much Chlorine in the water or
the water has toxo much organic matcr-
eal it will form THM ttri-
halomcthanc%,)' she says It i, thought
by some that these THM, could Cause
sown forms of cancer.
It's for this reason there are strict
levels of chlorine and THM. Dr,
Rey noldN says, stressing again the hen-
efils are hoWe carnpared to possible
negative v4g4;jf&,as
Sinilarhrr--there s debate on the
whether or not Iluondc should be
added to drinking water.
"Fluoride is for our teeth. to make
stere we have goxxf strung teeth:' she
says, adding fluoride- has been added
it) drinking water in Durham Region
for marry , cars.
There have been some concerns
raised in the past that tui much fluo-
nde. through water, ttxsthpamc and
dentist treatments, could lead it) fluo-
rosis, indicated by white stains on the;
teeth.
"fire benefits are the trcmemlous
decline in cavities we see in our chil-
dren:' she says.
"People don'I like the taste of chlo-
rine but we have to ha%e chlorine in the
water to get rid of the bacteriological
properties" says Mr Ku,hki,
What people a1Gi don't scene to like.
is the change in the smell or tasic til'
their water which occurred this sum
mer, sending several people to local
supermarkets and spring outlets look-
ing for alternate sources of drinking
water.
"As the water temperature reaches
22 to 25 degrees C. there's a dic-off of
algae which occurs and when this,
algae dies off it releases organic prop-
erties into the water:' Mr. Kushkis
says, describing the phenomena which
plagued lakeshore municipalities in
1993 and 1994 as well.
It's these properties which give the
water that distinct odour and change in
taste which so many people com-
plained about during a two-week peri-
od in the summer.
"It's been chlorinated. It's been
treated but it has a musty odour:" Mr.
Ajax, Pickering and StouRvUle and a0 the sur-
rounding areas. The flight paths all go over
these areas.
Personally, 1 think it would be disastrous. The
majority of people living in the Claremont, Pick-
ering and Ajax areas live there because they
wanted a more rural flavour to their lifestyles.
Everything we wanted in the Ajax, Pickering and
Claremont areaswill be decimated and devasat-
cd by the airport coming in
This Week's Question: Should st.ff new penalties
be establishedfor motorists who to to flee fnnn po-
lite?
Pier sour comments to 683-7.163, email them to
news ronntCadurhant.net or cull our Infosourre
Line at (A3-7(90, box 5112.
See COOL page I !
/MIUti�
NEWS ADVEt3I R. WEDNEWM EOfTWK OCTOMM 14.111 "^W 11 All•
Cool water, carbon filter
Excellent source of raw water makes us `the envy of the world'
COOL Fmm page 10
Kuslikis says. "Even
though it's fine to drink, a
lot of people find it objec-
tionable"
Currently Durham's
Lake Ontario water plants
do not have the facilities to
treat water for this odour
and taste.
However, when the
Ajax plant is operational it
will have a special carbon
filter to help reduce the
odour if a similar occur-
rence happens in the fu-
ture.
"Hopefully we'll be
able to provide the resi-
dents of Ajax and Picker-
ing and possibly Whitby
and Oshawa with water
that is odour -free during
the algae blooms like we
had this summer;' says Mr.
Kuslikis
So far, however, the
algae die -oft is the only
thing which has affected
the smell and taste of the
water that can't be ad-
dressed through the cur-
rent processing system -
"We haven't run into
anything;' says Mr. Kus-
likis.
"Basically, it's been an
algae problem."
He points out, unlike
other areas, there aren't
GM
marks
big
sales
month
September
was a banner
month for Gen-
eral Motors of
Canada.
The auto
manufacturer
delivered
40,074 new
cars and trucks
last month,
makine it the
best September
for sales since
1986.
Sales re-
bounded from
August, when
the company
experienced a
20 per cent
drop in sales
over August
1997, due
mainly to the
strikes at two
American GM
plants that shut
down opera-
tions across
North America
during June and
July.
"Our plan to
regain momen-
tum in the mar-
ketplace has
been well -exe-
cuted and the
numbers show
it;" said Dick
Conlin, vice
president of
marketing.
He credited
dealers across
Canada for
their help in the
sale surge.
Last month
marked the best
September
truck sales ever,
Mr. Conlin
said, noting
GM holds a
lead of more
than 21,000
units over its
nearest truck
competitor.
So far this
year, GM of
Canada sales
are even with
1997 at
336,387. In the
model year
(October 1997
to September
1998), sales
were up 5.8 per
cent to 450,742
vehicles, driven
by a 17.1 per
cent jump in
truck sales.
massive industries dump-
ing large amounts of pollu-
tion into our raw water
source, something which
could lead to taste and
odour problems.
"We haven't seen that in
Lake Ontario. We're really
very lortunate because we
have an excellent source of
raw water at our door
step.' Mr. Kuslikis says.
"We have an excellent
water source. I think we're
the envy of the world."
But because there is a
large quality resource
doesn't mean authorities
can be lax about testing to
ensure water quality.
Samples from each of
Durham's water plants are
tested on a regular basis to
ensure it conforms to the
Ontario Drinking Water
Objectives.
Renu Joshie, group
leader of microbiology at
the region's laboratory.
says the facility tests water
..for every possible bacte-
ria and parasite that could
be in the water."
The lab also tests for or-
ganic compounds.
These compounds in-
clude the properties which
were responsible for the
smelly water experienced
thrn summer.
%�c monitor all our
plants for taste and colour problems
on a weekly basis;* says Ms,Joshie.
The lab, which also tests private
water sarnplcs, receives between 5(X)
and 600 sarnplcs per week
Having quality water is important
considering haw much we use every
day.
According to stalistwr pr,%idrd
by the Region's works departrncnt
the majomy of water amsumplion,
61.11 per cent is dune by residential
users, followed by commercial at
24 5 per cent, industrial at I I.I per
rent and institutional at 2.6 per cent.
On average Durham residents use
I million gallons or 109 million
oirrs per day.
Find local news online at vvww.durhamnews.net
P POM 12 NEW ADVMMR, wE0f SMY EM71001. 0CMMR 14. 1(198
Learn to be a Pickering pioneer
PICKERIING — Pickering
Museum Village is seeking in-
terpretative volunteers for its
1999 season.
The volunteers dress in peri-
od costume, provide mlorroauon
to visitors about the museum o il-
lage and its exhibits. and
demonstrate pioneer skills and
activities.
Each year the museum vil-
[age holds several inwuctional
work,NT% in heritage skills for
its Noluntecrs to help them gain
confidence in presenting pionccr
activities lu the public. New vol
unteers are invited to inquire and
register early in order to he able
to take advantage ul these work
shops. Volunteers are only per-
mitted to interpret material in
which thev have been trained.
Requirements for interrreta-
live volunteers arc: an interest in
pioneer lite, ease in dealing with
visitors of all ages: and wdhng-
ness to prepare by aticnding
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COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
PROPERTY TAX REBATE
Registered charities in the industrial or commercial property tax classes are
eligible for a rebate of property taxes payable on the amount of space they
occupy in the commercial or industrial classes The rebate is equal to 40 of
taxes payable or, in the case of gross leases. to the total amount passed on to
tenants by the landlord/owner for property taxes and business improvement
arra charges.
In order to be eligible for the program, the following criteria must l— met:
• l"ou must be- a registered charity as defined by subsection 348( 1) of the
Income Tax Act and be able to provide a registered charity number issued
by Revenue Canada: and.
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In order for rebates to be processed and received in a timely manner.
applications for the tax %car must he received by vour local municipal
office by November 15, 1998 Application firms and additional information
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that portion of any property tax increase (that is, the greater of 5 percent or
$I (H)) which results from the Provincial reassessment of your property.
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• Thr pn)perty tax increase is in respect of one principal residence in the
Region of Durham.
• llic property tax increase resulting from reassessment is greater than 5
percent or $100.
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equal to or less than the limits established by the Guaruttccd Income
Supplement. etc.
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the prevailing prime rate as at lanuan I in the year for which a deferral is
sought less 2 percent.
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sale or transfer of title to the property. However, the transfer of the property to
a qualifying spouse will not give rise to a repayment.
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applications for the 1998 tax Near must be received by vour local Municipal
Otticc by Novcmher 15, 1998,
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municipal office as listed below
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,Sports &LErsURE
NEWS A DVER 1 1 S 1. iZ OCT. i 4 1 9 9 8
Hoops loop looks for recruits
Panthers win evens AJAX—TheAlax Ladies Ba,kct- peultve level as it unfortunately does,
TIME TO START YOUR CHRISTMAS WINE
' :;,"61U9`" ' -837 -hats
series with Axemen
BY AL RIVLTT
Sports hVirtor
The season series be-
tween the Ajax Klondike Ax-
emen and the Pickering
Bever Pontiac Panthers is all
tied up after the Panthers
evened the score at home
Sunday night.
The Pickering juniors
Jumped out to a 2-0 lead
midway through the second
period. then held on through
the last 30 minutes to post a
well-earned 3-1 victory in
Ontario Provincial Junior 'A'
Hockey League action at the
Pickering Recreation Com-
plex.
"Ile Axemen won the first
meeting between the two
teams on Sept. 29 in Ajax by
a 6-5 count.
The victory lifts the Pan-
ther, into second place in the
league"% Eastern Conference
with a 7-4 mark for 13
Points. With the los,, the Ax-
emen sink into a fifth -place
tie with "frenum and Welling-
urt with 10 Points apiece.
Sunday' 'contest wa,
much like the teams' fire of
the season. with both squads
pumPW and eager before U
surprisingly large crowd at
the Thanksgiving holiday
match -up. The Panthers were
able to capatah/e on their
scoring chargees, while the
Axcmcn were %tymwd by a
solid goaltending perfor-
mance by Pickering ro oktc
Paul Guthrie, a graduate of
the Ajax-Ptckcnng Raiders
'AAA" mdgct %quad.
For Axemen hcA- cosh
Mark Wat%m, his %quad'sYin-
FAX OF
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ability to score when chances
presented themselves was
the difference in Iltc contest.
That was evident in the third
Period when the Axemcn
went all out for the tying
goal, but couldn't capiahze.
"There weren't a lot of
scoring chances. but we
couldn't connect on theones
we had. " wy% Watson. " Thcy
were up for this game %Vc
made a couple of mistakes
and they're a good team. so
when we made mistakes.
they %axed on them -
Panihcrs' head coach Rod
McGillis says the win was
one more step in the right di-
rection for an improving
%quad.
"We're playing better as
the year goes on and. as a re -
suit. we're able to win those
tough games like tonight. It
was an important win for us
because they teat u% the first
time and the rivalry i% begtn-
nmg to Feat up. We"rc %umc-
wha t familiar with them now.
We"%e %ccn each other a cou-
ple of times. It's going it, be
a fwd -fought %ix -game se-
ries:" says McGillis.
He wa% happy with the
work of the potent forward
line of Marcel Rodman.
Oliver Lopc/ and Joel John-
qon which %cored the Pan-
ther%" first two goals and was
the main offensive spark all
night.
"Joel compicrrenL% Rod-
man well and Moth arc smart.
good hockcy players. Oliver
is a tireless wtrker and he
complements de lone with
his work ethic. Their two
goals were the difference in
the game," says McGillis.
After second -period goals
by Rodman and Johnson put
Pickering in front by two, the
Axemcn replied with a pow-
erplay marker late in the
stanza by Patrick Papa-
george. 'Me Panthers iced
thewin when team captain
Bill Duncan fired an empty -
net coal with I 1 seconds left.
Sunday's win was the
second in three tries for the
Panthers. Pickering started
the weekend in Kingston
Thursday night losing to the
first -place Voyageurs 5-2.
George Triton and Rodman
scored for Pickering.
"Tbe next night on Lindsay
against the Muskic,.the Pan-
thers posted a 6-2 victory.
Trifon cored two for Picker-
ing. with singles it, Brett
Macrurv. hake Hanna. Rod-
man and Tanner W'cstfall.
Meanwhile. the Axemen
lracrllcd to Bancroft to take
on the winless Hawks Friday
night and returned with a 5-3
victory. Dave Whatley % cared
twice. Lyall. Brad Horan and
Papageorge notched single
marker,.
The Axemen played the
Cobourg Cougars Tuc%day
night at the Ajax Community
Centre after our press dcad-
hne.
The Panther% travel ug
Bancroft on Pnday it, play
the Hawk, w hale the Axemen
ho,I the Oshawa Lceion:urc,
Tuesday. (jet 20.o s 1, m .d
the Ala% C„mnuu i - ( .,w c
PAN -I If Eli 110111-
5('R11'l/1\F f k\: I.
the emergence of the Pan-
thers" goaltending tandem
of Joel Cameron and
Guthrie. the club released
ncrtnindcr Scott
Evans. Pickering forward
Jeff Milroy has it leg in-
jury and i, day to
day... Ajax has lust forward
Dave Whitley with a sepa-
rated shoulder for the next
four weeks . In two weeks.
the Panthers will play in a
tournament in Cornwall
where they'll take on John
Abbott College of Montrc
a1. a team bion Connecti-
cut and the Cornwall
Colts of the Central Un
taro Juntor Huckev
League. A winning record
will get the Panthers into
the tournament's playoff
round.
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The league is only recruiting For more information call Anne
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The Butt's Purnp and Motor slo-pitch tearn iron the over -40 intermediate
title at the regent provincial championships. Team members ore, front
roti. from left. Bob Stevens. John Smith. Gan• Witgg. Larry Tn•lor and
Marco Gastis. In middle roti are Doug Tavior, Bill Collins, Rob Cum-
mins. Jim MacKen, ie. Alike Batho. Junk Dicker and Mike Bene. In hack
row are Derek Lilley. Fred Butt. Paul C unninghunt. Alike Knosko. Dennis
Snow and lktvne Arnott.
Ajax over -40s Ontario's
slo-pitch
champs
Butt's Pumps repeat
as provincial titlists
AJAX — The Ajax Butt's Pumps
game. Butt's Pumps and Motors edged
and Motors team of 40 -something slo-
the SXB Sharks of Keswick 8-7.
pitch players won the recent Mol son'>
The Butt's Pumps and Motor squad
SPN Ontario Championships in Nva-
also captured the Ontario title in 1993.
gara Falls.
To do it for a second time. says coach
The over -40 slo-pitch squad, with
and manager Michael Bee. was some -
members from Ajax and Pickering,
thing special.
w -as undefeated at the provincial
"To win it once was exciting
championships, winning all six games
enough• but to win it twice was amat-
in the 24 -team 40 -plus intermediate
ing. It was very exciting"
division.
The squad. put together each sum -
Butt's Pumps and Motors defeated
mer w plas in t,•urnanlents. won its
teams from Etobicokc. Stoney Creek,
way to the ponin,i.il ;hanillion,hip,
Chatham. Pans and Hamilton to earn a
after qualitvm_ .. urn.:mrrt in
spot in the final. In the championship
Scarhlmaigh in %I
Papp's Pickering
softball champs
PICKERING — Mike Hercus Lie-
Iivercd ., iw,- run homer in the top of
the sixth inning to lead Papp's Restau-
rant to its second consecutive Picker-
ing Recreational Mcn's Softhall
League Championship by a 12-4 mar-
gin over Bavly's in the final game at
Dunmo re Park recently.
The best-ot-five league final Ica-
turcd the top two teams of the regular
season. as Bavly's finished first ahead
of Papp's.
The final was an interesting series
in that the visiting team won even
game
Papp's took the opener `S -h. then
lost by an identical score in the sec-
ond game. which went an extra in-
ning. The teams split games three and
four by identical 4-2 scores.
The fifth and deciding game was
knotted 3-3 in the sixth inning when.
with one out and a runner on second.
Hcrcus jumped on an off -speed pitch
and belted the ball over the left -field
fence for the game winning run hatted
in. Bayly's would plate one run in the
bottom of the sixth to close the gap to
one entering the final inning. In the
seycnth. Papp's exploded for seven
runs. including a grand slam homer by
Shaun Davidson.
John Miller recorded the victory
on the mound. Davidson. who pitched
the final two innings, was credited
with the save.
The league championship dance is
on Saturday, Oct. 24 at the Ajax Com-
munity Centre.
Registration for the 1999 season is
at the Pickering Recreation complex
Sunday Feb. 7.
Power Rangers
Cup and league
champions
PICKERING — The Pickering
Power Lone Star Rangers under -12
girls' rep soccer team finished an out-
standing season by capturing the
Championship Cup.
The Power prevailed 5-0 over Dar-
lington in the Cup final. Earlier. the
Lone Star Rangers won the league
title by putting together an enviable
record of 13-1-1.
In tournament play this season, the
under -12 reps captured the title at the
Richmond Hill tournament for the
third year in a row. The team also trav-
elled to the Gates Invitational Tourna-
ment in Rochester. New York, where it
finished second after losing 1-0 to the
Chittenanga Purple Piranhas.
The team scored 55 goals while
giving up only seven this season.
Team members are Kayleigh
Black. Breigh Cameron, Laura Clay-
ton. Katie Dale. Morgan Kelly. Melis-
sa Machado. Erika MacNeil. Sarah
Nishikawa, Haley Reeve. Kristina
Silva. Katie Skelton. Katie Toomsalu.
Vanessa Violo. Kim Weston and
Jacqueline Wilford.
The team is coached by Bill Black.
assisted by Mike Reeve. The general
manager is Barb Cameron and the
trainer is Rosa Wilford.
The team is co-sponsored by The
Hockey Guys.
Pickering novices .500 to start season
PICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers Lune
Star Cafe not ice 'A' rep
hockey learn is off to a .51X1
start w the regular season
with a mark of I -I-1.
In their most recent con-
test. the Panthers settled
for a I - I tic with the Whit-
by Wildcats.
Pickering'. Ione goal
carate olf the stick of Derck
Cameron who scooped up
a loose puck along the
hoards, then made no mis-
take on the shot. Outstand-
ing lirechccking by Ryan
Lee. Mark Babcock. Jason
Dwyer and Adam Wilkin-
son gave the Panthers nu-
merous scoring chances.
Strone defensive eftorts
were turned in by Craig
Watters and Bradley
Milicr.
The Lone Star Cafe
Panthers lost 7-5 to the
Prince Edward County
Kings in the second game
of the season_
Peter Valerio had four
goals for Pickering. Kyle
Koichic netted the other
marker. Assisting were
Michael Gilbert. Michael
Marshall. Cameron, T.J.
Angrove. Adam Hurley
and Kotchic.
The Pickering W
novices started the season
aginnst the Prince Edward
County Kines by earning a
conte-tr on -behind 2-1 vic-
tory. The Kings led 1-0
after levo periods, but
Kotchic tied the contest for
Pickering in the third stan-
za. assisted by Hurley and
Derek Filler. With three
minutes remaining in the
game. Hurley scored a
shorthanded goal for the
winner. Angrove earned an
assist.
Goalies Tvler Kut-
sukake and Eric Nottbeck
turned in strong efforts in
net. Josh Billinger had a
particularly strong game
on defence.
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
will be held on Wednesday,
7:00 pm, October 21, 1998
100 -VTI. --the Pickering Recreation Complex.
There will be elections held on fourteen (14)
Executive and Board of Director positions:
President, Secretary, V.P. Boys House League,
V. P. Girls House Leagoe, Facilities, Registrar,
Referee In CYIeL Sponsorship, Equipment,
Boys Representative, Mini Soccer,
Girls Representative,
Public Relations, Promodons.
Here is your chance to get involve and make a
difference to the future of your soccer club!
Everyone is encourage to come out.
Please plan to attend.
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'Annandale curlers back in the hack
Ajax club will be host venue for provincial bantam boys and girls championships in February
BY]IM 1ASSON
Special r„ rhe .Vr,,, ;Adorn„er
Ontario Uharnpion,hips in February
12 to 14.
a bye by the Ontario Curling Asoci-
lease hefore the stone completely
A gtcat deal of work to upgrade the
Sixccn tearm are expected to
atiun to the Ontario finals in Brant-
cruses the huglrlc.
AJAX —The curlers are hack and
cluh took place over the summer in
compel, for two spots in [his entry-
ford Feb. K to 14
Another change at Annandale is
raring to go.
preparation her the prestigious event.
level event, which evrnlualiv leads to
Meanwhile, hogline rules hace
that smoking isnu lunger permitted
Following tradition, the leagues at
Alex Bianchi, a past club president.
the men's world charnpiunstnp.
been changed for this season. The
anywhere near the curling rink this
Annandale Curling Cluh get under
a chairman of the committee plan-
Local teams will not have to face
rule book used to say the player must
season
way this week after the Thanksgiving
Ting Tire event,
the Mike Harris rink. Canada's repro-
release the handle before the ,tune
The smoking ban's been in pLorc
lung weekend.
Another significant event slated
wniatnr, at the winter Olympic
reached the nearer houdine.
for competitions fur some time but
Annandale will he the host site for
for Annandale this curling season is
Ginics In Nagano, Japan.
Now, the requirement has been re-
it's now been extended to coyer all
the "I'eranet Bantam Bnys and Girls
the Nokia Cup Zone Playdowns Dcc.
The ILir rls (earl has been granted
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Riding hikh on reunion movie...
CHI"Ps fa
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in the right
place for
Ajax actress
BY. 1L h:'t ETT
stat) Feirur
AJAX — An Ajax actress
who let ihC CHiPs fall where
they may has a leading role in the
reunion movie for tine of the
hest -loved television series of the
'7th.
Claudette Mink recently fin-
ishcd work on the made -for -TV
movie CHIPS '99. based on the
hit series about the California
Highway Patrol. it also stars the
original CHIP, cast of Erik
Estrada as 'Ponch' and Lam
Wilcox as 'Jun
M.. Mink. who plays the rule
of Veronica, the head of a car-
jackine ring which steals expen-
sive automobiles then ships them
to Mcuco, says the experience
til working with Estrada and
Wilcox w a, a wonderful one. Es-
pecially since she was a big tan
of the show while growing up in
Ajax.
"To be on the set with Punch
and Jun was great. I grey% up with
them." the 27 -year-old actress
tells the News Advertiser in an
interview tnem her Los Angeles
Cl -Al 'DE M. M1.%' -
Pla%s the iWain
home. "They were a big part tit
the Ix.p culture when 1 was six.
.c -.en or eight years old. 1 had a
big crush on Jon. 1 was head-
ovcr-heels in love with him.
Thcy look pretty much the same.
They're halt friendly and charis-
matic. I enjoyed being on the set
with them. It was like living in
Disneyland:"
Ms Mink spent four days on
1pi.t actress Chtadette .Mink hams it tqo frith Letrn' 14ilco.i in a
relevi.sion movie it hiclt reunites
Ccdi/onria Hightrav Patrol o/Ji-
. ers Punch and Jon.
27 lbs., 39
he set (if CHiPs with L,Irada
out perfectly.' says N1s Slink.
Ind Wilcox, shtxiting at locations
The Ajax High Schnell and
,hroughout the L.A arca .he's
George Brown College theatre
tilled home for the past two-
school graduate believes the
cid-a-half years.
CHiPs movie should enjoy wide
She admits she almosi didn't
appeal, as it will interest those
.Ind the role in the moytc While
30 -something nostalgia seeker,.
,(ming in Vancouver last %la),
as well as a younger audience.
,he received a call about the
"it's something I think every -
,[?ening from CHiPs director Jun
one will like Young people will
assar, who she worked w it her
like it because there are cups in
n a Hardy Boys production in
bikes. People in their 20h and 30h
Toronto in 1994 But. her com-
will like it because it's gtxid to
moments in Vancouver w,-uldn't
sec old friends. it's kept in the
allow her to work on CHIP, at
same '70h vein. There arc flash -
that time. Three week, later, she
backs to the old show,' notes Nls
got another call from her agent
Mink
informing her the part w.i. still
Fhe movie will air tin the
available.
American TNT network Tues-
Cassar had " held a :.i,tmg
day. (X -i. 27 at X p in. Eastern
call it) fill the role, but he ltasn"t
time.
thrilled with the pcopk The
Thj, week. Nls Mink will rc-
sho oting was pushed back three
turn to Toronto to play the fc-
to four weeks, so he called my
male (cad in a futuristic movie
agent again. i was dust finishing
entitled Parkland tier the Alliance
up another show. so it worked
crAcrtainnient company.
Trivia nights no trivial pursuit
AJAX — You can test Iced. >_i:ixorting the Ajax Place Niall. at the corner of
your trill., skills while library. Harwood Avenue and
helping the Friends of the Trivia nights arc set few Bayly Street in Ajax
Ajax Public Library. Nednesday. Oct. 21 and Teams ,4 four can enter
The Friends hold a trivia Nedncsday,No% 18 at 7 the competition at a rust tit
night next week and anoth- p m at Simply Italian
er next month with pro- Restaurant in the Harwtxid
ous
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Carib Canadian group'
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PICKERING -- Fletch-
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music, but you'll provide
the dance when the Pick-
ering Carib Canadian Cul-
tural Association hush its
19th anniversary dinner
and dance this weekend.
The dance takes place
Saturday. Oct. 17 at the
Pickering Recreation C'om-
Alex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd.
Cocktails arc served at
6:30 p.m. hollowed by din-
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Cost is $25 and formal
dress is required.
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The tullu. ing establishment has applied to the Alcohol
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under the Liquor Licence Act:
Application for a Sale Licence
Carruther'c Creek Golf Centre
Part of lots I & 2, 3rd Range BFC. Ajax
Chan's Buffet Restaurant
185 W'cstncy Road South, Ajax
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submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is
in the public interest having regard to the needs and
wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received
no later than November 14, 1998. F'Icasc include your
name, address and telephone number If a petition is
submitted to the Cornmision, please identify the
designated contact person.
Note:
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Submissions to be sent to
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Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
20 Danlos tit. W', 7th Floor,
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one of the numbers.
Da Jam plays
Ajax club
this weekend
AJAX —
Rock 'n- roll and
R&Bwill beon
tap at an Ajax
nightclub this
weekend.
Michael Jerc-
myand Da Jam
will play at Lord
Stanley's, start -
Ing at approxi-
mately 9 p.m.
Friday and Satur-
day.
Lord Stan-
ley's Is at 520
Westncy Rd. S.
For more in-
formation call
426- mr)
Play sure to
provoke discussion
Olcanna,' a
play Infamous for
challenging Its au-
dience's views on
political correct-
ness and sexual
harassment. Is tit
to raise cychruws
in Ostrava.
The O%Iwwa
Little Theatre is
preparing to pre-
sent thedrama
Oct. 22 to 24, and
29 10 31 at K p.m.
'Oleanna ex-
amines the power
struggle which
ensues when a
young female stu-
dent goes to tier
professor's office
to discuss her
grades. By the
end of the play,
the power has
shifted and the
professor's world
has been turned
upside down.
When David
Mamet's play
opened in 1992,
the 'New York
Times' said it was
"likely to provoke
more arguments
than any other
play this yam„
The play is for
mature audiences
and contains lan-
guage which may
be offensive to
some.
'Oleanna' will
be presented at
the Oshawa Little
Theatre, 62 Rus-
sett Ave., Oshawa.
The production is
not pan of the reg-
ular subscription
series. Tickets are
available in ad-
vance at Informa-
tion Oshawa
Kiosk in the Os-
hawa Centre. or at
the theatre on per-
formance nights.
As a special in-
ducement, when
you buy one ticket
at $15, you get the
second at halt
price.
Fir more m-
fosrnutnin, call the
theatre at 191151
723-02x'
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Cinefest Durham screens moving war film Oft
Cinefest Durham is screening Gillies
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film about bur nwn trying to come to
grips with the madness of war on (k -t.
29 at the Oshawa Centre Cinemas.
'Regeneration' Is the first of a trilogy
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by actual events from the First World
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Perfect for Homemakers 8 Students
For an Interview call Allyson
BU -265-0750
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
URGENTLY NEEDED
1^!erpreters fluent In Engilsn and any
one of the following I wages to
work in the Durham Region.
Arabic, Farsi, Cantonese,
Mandarin, Korean, Vietnamese,
Tamil, Portuguese, Urdu, Hindi,
Punjabi. Somali, and Polish.
Free training provided
to the right candidates.
Limited seats available.
Send your resume by:
Fax: 416-396-4502
Email: multi.I,ng0shaw.wave.ca
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Distributor of industrial adhesives, electri-
cal materials IL other related products
located in Scarborough, requires an
outprig, highly motivated individual to on
their team.
•Price negotiation • Order Entry
•Approving Credit di Customer Satisfaction
Oily aWOmb tt a atr+erleaa N
1NflinswW t1e i;anlMfM.13011(
Fats retwMs to lY5.737-43iZ
(Quote Job No. PA905)
Sof IM! serviCan
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are fines or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
It the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent directs as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
CLEANING
reerrioms
AVAIL
Mia. I year ell)r.
NMrYRine, area
(os) 683-.I34
COLLECTOR e,perRnce a
MW to organire an internal
consumer Colkdiors dtpan-
menl Plrse reply by tax 10
905709.2960 An Joon
JOBIG
COUNTER HELP required for
3 4 days 411 coukr a
dwirrtq good ,rages Apply
in person to Blue Sea Fish 8
crops, 840 Broth Si. N
.� ..fanuNer
have upon66 verbal xkdb. be arson.:
uvr Wear PC. knawler. lor. ed—aborr
. utry m IAB C-ommunuy Catkxe level
:.°ret. as prrvitws cuMomer oervacr i
. ..ter m • manulAChiting erwinxuneru.
mQv end at 6.14 p in. 11AWW"
r e'-` .."W.."W aril be wtW are contprpbvr
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tart rasa
OMAWA To VVZM
P.O. 801401,
OILRAWA, DWrAJLIO LIN 7L.e
RECEPTION IST/SECRETARY
• InlmedIMIL' pr»tn,m available.
• (,,HA communications skills -
s vrbal and wntten - in English and
French a must.
!'lease mail or fax resume to:
MENTOR MEDICAL
SYSTEMS CANADA
1333 Boundary Rd., Unit 10
Oshawa, Ontario L1J 6Z7
Fax: 905-725-7340
Attn.: General Manager
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
Eeperiarnd AdwnW *m Amid Ia a construction
p(W baled in WMOy The
successful rYNWaee will be
nod -work g a sell -tuna wily .01,AW ere pities
Organted and wMmnre Who pays A"W two Mal
Raparsi0utes will axdude Iekplrie. Npuig. U.M. f6
nrWkrp
preWmq reports
documem 00,111,01 Must have
to pink. crura t adrNri 8
excellent ulkrpersaW skins
CvwAr sees m Ms once.
Pro" and e-ma1 are
essersuffFu norm n:
rase b (41 616 6 7 16M
BaiiwNwNarq, A Joint Vermont
e 1.41&32M191, aalraart Thowe PfaiKk Wil"
CUS7*M SOMM Rope-
FMMI Designer have a
semiuve. local service exam-
slut 2 rears shop expert•
piny iNedf enthusiastic per.
ape AAp�dyy� a adds Fonts
sin for ski rid Doov ram-
n par. 905.6736060
Comers Good Mone sada
and andude a mutt
FUL
FULL tM ofenmomm
COMelom
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llouery lus urenuva au
abs exl for
for appovdmas.
L Attitudes Oshaw Ask for
Roars 905 723-5937
ORKM car or van
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CLASSIFIED
slots ' a,^ Ao•M umutl
sctw...11• ...n. good
CUSTOMER
eBEBE,n niece erred
leum etperNrbt pre eered
SERVICE
Top wager, M beaht
PLint knrwkdge and
paoka0e Must nave lass K
News Advtrti5er re-
driIt kcaee. and der
quests that advertisers
abstract Fal rewne to
check their ad upon
(905)827.9719
publication as News A-
IOCattw15. (Greater
vertur will not be re -
EARN
sponsible for more than
510-S15IHR
one incorrect insertion
in telemarketing.
and there shall be no N -
Fun Oshawa oHke
ability for non -Insertion
Part-time, some
of any advertisement.
full-time, days andLubliry
for errors in ads
evenings. O.A.0
is limited to the amount
students weknme.
paid for the spam occu-
(axld telephone
py. the error. All copy
voice. win train
is sub)ecl to the apDro-
call 723 6900
vol of management of
905.4729751
News AdveNser.
EXPERIENCED NAINSTTIIST
and Wil Technician hull or
NIVACE CULISMN. Ht -
put time. We some dRmek
FART TM*Avll lime expen.
lorbus, salon in Priering
enced has srylrsl wanted for
Salary plus Wmmission Cale
Dust Oauwa Sabo Call 905
427-4,i0 Ask Ia L,nOi
725-0119 or 905131-4255
EXPEOCED only. u
karc message, ask for Pal
and heshers.
and read
MT AS YOU GO Gym No
t e,pe nsce of
Supedfl el erpournce rs
required M Pay u
loss
gust tours area
90 thin meN
You W win No
Fair
must Fu resumes 10
Daly
Pay as you go gym Daly.
gy.
19051426-1733. serious all
NkeliN. Mommy Aesdrdy
pkrants onN
ppooysdivelynopreaultionned
EXPERIENCEDMIAl1PERSON
pay enCyP dymasOpen
iti
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Pmuidni
upscale dinuig can 985.4273
t M F Wrekeods 9
ExPENNNCED SHORT OR.
am pm 1035 Brod Rd.
Pidierulp (905)427'6277
DER cook Flexible evenings
and weekends a muss Pay
7ELFIMIIaETGi rmttd full
negotiable Bring resume aT
UmUpul ume. Mudy phut
ween S p m Arid S p m no
rolls phase Pelaa Ddi and
bonus. erptrani preferred
Cy1905-138.0056
Fa,ery 5 Hreraod Ave . Al"
Mini lave gM 161us knew.
Cale 905'404fis66
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
(Inside Sales)
Positions are now available in this fast paced,
quality oriented training and consulting
organisation. Familiarity with ISO 9000 would
be an asset. If you are a team player, highly
motivated, goal oriented and have a proven
track record this position is for you.
Base salary with commission.
Fax your resume to (905) 721-3339
No phone calls please.
•
i illacenwel Helprxneral Help
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
1dloWnng areas
AJAX
Glynn Rd
Oak St.
Birch Cres.
Sherwood Rd.E
Hewison Crt.
Keeble Cres.
Rocherplen Rd.S.
=earn Cres.
iurmngham Cres.
hngley Crt
incoln St.
tomerqlen Rd.N.
Mice Dr
Ndhay Dr,
iriffiths Dr
'Horden Cres.
ioherson Dr.
nregwn St.
'reeston Cres
PICKERING
'W'JiK Sq
;unana Sq
Haylawn Dr.
luncannon Dr.
'nmrose Crt.
)arwm or
legal Cors.
'a(leyridge or.
Nbite Pine Cres.
iecond St.
iandcherry Sq.
Nestcreek Dr.
.opley St.
-hicket Cres.
'ognac Cres.
.Ambeeiea Rd
SCARBOROUGH
Centennial Rd
.losson Dr.
�:venwood Ave.
Elkwood Dr.
�hapars Cr
Clappison Blvd.
'harlottetown Blvd.
Conferena Blvd
:edarview or
Rougehghlands or
losaly Ave
Clout union Rd
�anllare Ave
.>etural PILL
East Ave.
'odor Glen Cres.
Blue Anchor Trail
Dorlshire Crt.
ilrkdene or
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 683-5117
CEWM CAFEntA 'alp
-'' Uu ys and o of rids
S4 Ashur15 Cat 1 3S3I x 1905
439 1151 art 3531 Beaver
,.Kiw Unind
MOSTTLIST a ESTWT"
-sled al Assess Downio.n
Whitt, Reaiy good oppor
tunny, bus bust we are
o 11ftl— ran ckenrek
plea* Wdaet HeadM, a
668-
68 3000, a Dray iesunct a
122 Brock St N Whiny
W MSTYLIST3 ttMM
cone aro Por ism us at Na
lure s Accolade Where the
e.duntle rs posibee druerae
and very tewasni 8527733
.In floor irtainteniticill It.
pererxe waned $8 per Ipso
to star Pkue tat ressition
to 905-721 3200 000q Phone
J A M 1Mf h*msborw Im
requires W. el0lrienGed
Serrce fAauper 17W"
W.N". Must nave d,spach
and file OeperRrrce Please
tar resaiw so 1.905-432•
SLSI No Teep ire teas
NATIONAL POST
sodas new nufwrW
newspaper ".—
wt corrins fw revs
Paper delivery b
househdds between I
A.ex - 6 a.m. 1,4x1. - Sr.
Whicer a must.
Call 14Oo-2W7742
NATIONAL
POST
Canada's new
national newspa-
per requires adult
carriers for news-
paper delivery to
households btwn.
2-6 a.m. Mon -Sat.
Vehicle a must
416-383-2500
IUCHT SHIFT taxi drivers
wanted in PHien: area Call
(9051-767.09H nk for Moe.
a (W51 -426b1,9
PIUMN, experienced part-
time for lt d cleaning plat
pal 643-ti
BELIEF SYPENUMUDENT 3
AA KI a IouludWRh ds
fardynmmn
skills Reply ,o Guardian
Property Management. 206.
339 Walney Rd S. AW LIS
RMX VACUUM store rats
fun and pan tinre servile pa.
son Iro mamerunce alb to.
pay wok W experience ynec
allies k
MW betiustworthy arham
720.999a��aion CAN (905)
10 Skilled Helpgal Skilled 1Mp
ADAMS SERVICES
requires
AZ DRIVERS
as, 2 yrs. exp.
• Local hwy.
• Local city
• Lots of weekend work
Call Randy 720-2204
PAINTER
Requirscd
Pickering Location
Minimum 5 years experience
on a conveyor line. Powder
coating and wet painting.
Fax resumes to:
Nelson Industrial Inc.
(905) 428-2392
or can (905) 428-2240
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
rE•quired for
f>roduction plant in Durham.
hand. -on experience a must.
Excellent salary and benefits
for the nght individual.
Please send resume to:
File 0231
c/o Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ontario
Ll H 7L5
1 Ganaral Help1
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nihiaia.ti. Iv- �.M
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stoney lor C6mtmas Must
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pan rrrraek uPfmno* Cy
PLint knrwkdge and
19051 723.4920 EA 111
aptitude Iso
SUPERNITENDENT
earn, an is." Masi
r,- goad ,kill, m
COUPLES.i^
.., i:i>R weA as,hxn-
required for various
IOCattw15. (Greater
I.. N,t a se to
Toronto area). Exp
I ax Numb^
an asset but not
1915) 4211
Areas.
essential. Salary, 2
A•�•
bedroom apt. plus
benefits.Call Janet
9N5-6i-�a29
sora
I Hour tANNO
EIDEMEMUD and agnulass-
Tow TRUCE overacas to,
he Salesperson respond 10
Wnnam Toronto Duman
lion 'mac•„ r dealer Fit mm
upenen" preferred kR win
pOsmor,t ComnNar bases.
Ram told applicant oar be
Please in* to File 1430
mturable ape Appy 14 lar-
OMMd Ths Weak Po Ba
Aar Bhd Marcum Ce tar
481. Oslu.o. omarp
905.4729751
Naafi
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wlkv" DN1ER
Pidtering has imine-
NIVACE CULISMN. Ht -
dale opens for
Ilos licensed Body repair
Expoinenced
P-- MMt be fury aaelr
Cooks, Servers S
wood d cows" '*pars.
Peron ux4rcaed rust oke
Dishta Wers
great finds n pmdaoi0 a ly
Please drop off
�, auahb ••R 905420 -
resume to
1660 Kingston Rd.
OW• Z 'am �
Unit tl,
FYJFT.
ba" aeella,lad 1
263-1420 rid. 613116
E90RR BE HOME - assts-
oa p00tli. sOr dl.
CAMET a re"nod
ja tent tib. peri-
to night shR. FW eaperi-
a�pet W 24 los ,oa-frr 1-
road rake( MAM rad
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home wait Die lathy b home
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peeled Sort heyMp a at
p.eMial ant Oeraii5. Tran.
aq prdvlOM Gal 4,6284-
M93
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Cale 905'404fis66
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pension D
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INWAK RECE►M=7
Body
22ppend fa busy. bterNiaiOrNd
.fire, luraleO AiaxyPk:ker-
FOMM. must be Ak to
n
ing Y,rd a erperienad.
vert en tlNiN own. own bar-
punctual, o ant di•
Mp b
ponel.Gill wry (9D5)
Ihusiastse INS rcguire0 in -
dude. Nord poassirlp ant
adminisunon support ale
03 Rllq appallla rr•
.ler a Co wnvre Rllullkra-
purred. met taw 9o0d Me-
lon padtage NNXkWup RRSP,
olMiital Skdn PWAT
and m Pkae sad R-
some 10 (905)7363976
some to 1700 Atiaree Rd.
t
30x2 on Crowfur Don-
n
LICENSED
trol"
BODY PERSON
ACCOUNTS PAYMU PER-
required inane -
SON requiredimnwWiely,
dutely for busy
sever' years arboner"
Accoac 6 , version. Brock
body Shop in
Rd /40I 3-4 dayslweek Fax
Whitby.
Daw 905-837-1715
No apprentices.
Phone,
laical Chartered
JENSEN
Accountant'soffice
AUTO BODY
requires a
Third or Fourth year
1905) 668-3331
level
CoA•rCNA
CAS FITTER D for rurrlat,
I'ubhc Accounting
deamrigAreipe, expnitipud,
experience e%smtia1.
own vehde vakd dram's h-
Repplyy la
unser wages „egoimOle.
File6228
Oshawa Thu Week
Ph" 725.5559
P.O. Box 481,
BESIDENtKFraming Car-
Othawa, Ontario.
Dema trawl needed Piet*
wort. for Cow home conal
ton CAN (90507.86"
NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNES MYEDITION, OCTOWft 14,19984% OE 19 AR
NTf�ll�t
1, 2 i ' Bed. Apte
Refer M~ i New
AppolerFees. All ilei. illdufled.
Irl house Supt. i .@MIM
On site Security.
Rental Olfk e: Mon - Fri. gam • 1 pm
SM A Sun Cpm. 4pm
7 VALIANT PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
000-57.9-1 gzts
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 geocitles.alm/wall street/floor/
7x57/highrisvrhtml
420 420
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3-Bedrr�om Townhouse Urits
Uu6tles 3 parking Included
Stove 8 Refngerator.
Parquary floors throughout.
Close to schools and shopping.
Frorn 5875.00.
Call 905-721-0980
IE e 1 Ap.r 11,, ;;s Tor
R.rr, Rem
MODERN 2 BEDROOM , AJAX --' • m r„,m. wit^
u.1. �^ ,. -n ifMpl
-,V l neat hyd "d.m loge Dack",l
.umqq S.Oke-ha. M pets DBC IA 3856 • ~ Frnc•
-�rIAW Dec Ip SMS Der Will, rekrslors Cr 905-51+
M 190515767197 6674
NORTH OSHAWA :uD<r lag[ AJAX. 4-be0room 'b"e.
..N!, Exna Aron Wbo- if,,,,- ,,,.V formal, room.
+Yell ,rtAetApeG :wit Mold kn.y :a;,n 3 Masuol ms. r
,: COwobed em,ap 3624 apd,aNas nor al amem-
CUM, our No does ,es AoWk 1100st. SIM
..,DK Ip 905579 -UP ,harm Can 905-68}-2611
SPACIOUS well newftm ed 2 HAMPTON HOr" Farm win
- - ams Avwl A 900 I" ho,e 4 AIX IV key
: 988 Cho St Sar.@ win Urge 34 bedroom arch bur-
. ,n °owls pFnt pram- eaow went
2 bedroom m-yw
c105a b SZS FNP- 4p, a, IG acres 2 p0e"
4+or" GO Strom Use, horse am win 17 sues.
-e: included W /264989 wortsnop 6 tad,roohVdhaa.
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gplr, -1.0111Lie mf{ -We d" Yhklies and a0'
sass , 3762925 oam Opti ham 240 m
Lorcwsslo. 'raw »6
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our" • Tk'r apt . property n vulm tie
V= y,a,�y , , kine or �, nOren•Mt rn x Rea Rd
S;iI75 .CIM,w 57 Sill Cmc Rod f Fa
a AW 1 Call more nt0r,Manon pees. Can
Caw
Jwl Stmt, 19051 472 7302
it." a"ess mows
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home[ :,,;1 nm d- 9 h3- S, " mkbn
ho Pit%. - sc.a':, rtterences F,.! S ask ..:,.:w A.an4pk
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ad om "prat entrap OSHAWA 3 bedroom mom
Cade row aea am MM dale platin. om b
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$650 I'll hoes - ," rMe -fog f rp 4 4n .
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tmaker 'ePBIM ONr IW I-, appl, ,., lined
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a,.• :all emmm "SILL 7Csm-
(905) 721-8741 ZoLsis ';_ :a•pme St E
TWO BEDROOM mph w.n:r• -anew D.ddOms Avail.
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we 1 mm. 10 DOanMp
Caw. I Sa95,nea t :gOro w FM AM Cap 434-3172
cbs,w Cap 905404-0905 OSK MA t.:,^.Amy Sawn.
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mmo m. n14r am am,xeorueYNMq "e mtad,a"N Fussiest
atop. InOm•talolfri $67S 1905,42 7-170 111. /0,M
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19051 61611- «19051 %6 rpp,g aW roan pita a
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g11SMOLM alae 2 Ded. W MTnNG Room .pups
room own It" Apaytnlem olden .in d"Nwasher Per-
,"gg, SIOye wawoul to MF ,it, amruum .0 .1 Iawmei,.
all lA,aiWY. 2 Car pYSA Pill" a ace Fxk4od 10h.
of= b r MIMMOIS $795 $5,10mamt tsLug
pit* 190o Avak.@ oct0o- "r„'•"" CU1905.5769780
armOM
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683-8217
ROOM 1. rent p.m FANy
R' SAYS d ImP�smde peroom Mn -
YOU CANNOT 2B IOO
AFFOg11 TO ROUGE VALLEY Area. urge
IWLo no roan m d4Ai. am
B,�Uee,S��' A HOUSE? put Mme. wube for mo-
4 QM ham $7ODTIh" played new -smoker Share
;,, Nw Mud, 01MOW.Wl" Separate kitchen bathrooms.
(905) S71-6275 tstust f11a.Nk Ado-
[ 905509-249
Mark
Mark Stapley
sewn,--w,M a,.I,k.'a
ILY
Son to SUM nota. 3rd to
Sail $ shat hint". chit m
sin 5315 am rtl;Wliw. hot.
. • taker AvaeW Nor 1p -
Cal 817-0736 ,ter 7pm
w ROSAAMPIGAROEM
Terrific
Wine no=. dust, e"Vov
dewrr44 prlwe bOuDom.
U,ge OKk. "ard, a ert-
tons Nm-smdMq l%
vocal rlliwklRaN. $5r0 Cil
(905)430-5666.
s8 4 NMaaM IIICItId.
ng bmmem aid Pow,
pakmS 2 12 MBA, a:. 6 all
Pesci , 3100 pies 2 roams
Jo"* or mmar bedroom
we freak Peter (905) 509-
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aid Close to al mmedWely Includes every -
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home $1100 • on. Aral. Steve 576,6999
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(905)128-3191
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down' 2 1. 6 4 Dedmom Ac. hat IUD. pool RAN Soo
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Mark Steploy
SMWS RAP. Peat•. Ali" PAM EMwe Ue. I.
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= FOR SALE
'n °`L° 86+/- ACRES VACANT
Pe]1[y
corporation LAND
TOWN OF PICKERING
By Proposal: Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) is Inviting pro-
posals for the purchase of 86+/- acres of vacant agricultur-
al land in the Town of Pickering. -
The property is identified as Part of Lot 33 Concession 3 and is locat-
ed on the north west corner of Concession 3 Road and Altona Road
In the Town of Pickering, Regional Municipality of Durham.
Proposals will be received until 3:00 PM. Thursday, November 5,
1998.
Details regarding the site and submission requirements are con-
tained in an information package which is available by contact-
ing Becky Barnett at (416) 585-6348 or Joe Clasadonte at (416) 585-
6786.
The highest or arty proposal may not necessarily be accepted. ORC
reserves the fight to withdraw this property offering at any time
without notice.
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CARPET BROKER, 100X.
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one fun year, Ia 1800-
115 Norm Port Road IS
110.666 KM. $6500 or bey
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resume 8 derehoM to Or
CARPETS SALE. Lots d lar-
CARPETS
1f% 1(NFIRE blue 4 dr.
17 h 130 tip Evolnde. 1996
of mpded TadM. custom
Edward P 1050 SlrrlCa
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lease Urp15 on Ilam. was
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MEDICAL SECRETARY full
loon. Free estimates. Urged
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Sine for bull?y Pckenng Comity
repairs Serving Durnarn and
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S3.5 - GST .all M 1240
delivered.
brat vow CIION am SMK-
,."r FroHI as•M b des
LIIAU AM pubs aeawh/.
TO A GODD NOME 1'381
Toyota Sawa -lural Cay
AWTMENT 'or rem. Iwo
kncnen d Dam stege bad.
Sri) face cord.
cunhng RAGGED REPLAY m
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6 eek, vel ChKkw first
shall der med a ham
Newv rebwn mq tie tp
Yet
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Call )troy
Thasm Rd. go Norm 113
f2,_ O,y kip M CAN Jvke
pNm Custom eobw
Sell S3 MO PItaY all 905
veryry c
19051619-1363
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6{6067 sip
Nom Oshawa
canI
Call 1.905-252 56%
R04 LUMBER, .11961
re n to lip plea M Ian
Burns St pu7al Cal 404-
[MASA A►SO Duos b 1W
5350 Wks 8 1, aN awl.
MME W OSAAV CEaLY
AVAILABLE Nov t Clwn.
4'.8x12' 564 4'.0106'
2663 Yon Wed tOfi.
able. various coburs Reay
M
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CUOMO PNCft THE
spacious 2bedeoan Dist -
f69 Discount an lull Ouw
Thug Fn 10.9 SM 10-5
b % 0 7 0517 86-3114. Wr•
CARS 3aE NAY7NA.
ment AqArtmem hardwood
cord Ft" Delivery Osawa
ora B LaCaI 6 Saw
MTUIr. PEAT qnt from
the tum Free ItAfge o
nessaet
cam la 0071 N. 95 Nem
Ado. petied row 37995.
"Dory %0 .gufft wckW
e•
No Ons. non-ylNlker Pro-
Savings
SavrgsWDays 705277 -amt
tax feet lion' OVMWA
abr Deet d tai a romp
S1AlLn SMNv1AE a1 or St.
am roots WMlty. xldOpr M.
37
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erred. Ci Sudor Group Hw-
up Dem" ?organ
ewn-
legis 9054 -%&-GM 9054-%&-6 5
Uhckms WwrnmaN n
sptCtea 1905190.5170
ecu send ting wait step He
awiva kewq prsprm Et-
low mi
Sgt' kms. I,om 56500. %500
11 Buck Repel IppCC
831-9500
/!� kM;,..u.
Memten d CarMOun Organ-
Clow care 19051655.9994.
122.000 km s. 380D v6 $6995
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EJB % = "__
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c Growers me
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Spyd
Poodle. we
firm 93 Tralspdt SE. loaded.
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93
Wdnq Apt k"N. Sp-
Coos. arpMM nexty Poo-
e4 win DaNcwy. dYa to dN.
pGray
yin hoch SM foot fade Pips
n Net.2 CAPUMS
oda,rs
II MISS old
No
Gam Ygtage. I.E.lioaded
.repos
cill hesterfield love
St 0
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4f
O'dob• hall rafts pa-
ors'
rsMdmlO
delle sept. mrd oey $9.950
daIVIW in p 1.
2%50. AGI
Sam. Am I- Cit-
5350 905-839-576•,
dM . ,13.1242 a 571-
I1� $350.
6� omy $6.9�%.. 9b0 T�racaerp2
S OI��m
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7331 Isnpl
7n3 4
(9D5)723 -0464
95 Md
430-0134
pp1A1 ,roti
� orr5
�d ex31 to
CLOCKS
Fl, has
I=' h e Slow s7,
to. i cyl. am tram $6.650.
BACNEM awmem for
11 CIVIC fODf fwEEIIR
H
school Sill aK Huge s=ec-
Societies
tan of roue ad used gams
werryMIECSST
wain stay wrh adDM.0
•'mer. artDD, 70x150' anew.
Y! ReLida Y10. 5 speed.
Ipm a Dlack body, 59.500.
rem. Mass Rd
ved kdrd.
ort' DHInroom, snared kith•
waits p tea. $10000 o b o.
New dgnal polos from $65
locked heats tack room.
89 Bucy C.,M r. Mad d. "'
M. A dines . caw. M
Month Avid" Od.15m.
(9051 623-9460 or (905) 985
0074 piP
alb up Rem to brut 100% d
y rue to II Dordirps-
wer. 144.000 dna. r6' great
Amy Cr. aivY $4.350. 91
90509-9516.
11 INC. Oman Amr. cherry-
a0 rcma paymeniz appy
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Also DOG wARD1116 oral-
ill ban IgwNied vM Nduk-
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men..
hint 129.000 Ylta, oivl'
Ivoed. 4st•xliq room sel Brand
w rLall TEIEPmPIN10
�dee4r. Call I905µ34-
LE, ado.
apeaceful -
wain
311,000 Sea Ke $4.500.
433-1491
ptlegs2f�SuMrd
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du oil Aretlppgappikkka"',.ygaY
255-M
MOOM
Oolic cue POW worm 55CIO
1,400
asking 13995. 93 Oyu
OIMq
, out 1mMa.Iwm�.,�,o�e�e � 57157
1rG)
mom above wound
pod and w e�mtm. great
errors 1. $195 Deo Use
Discs. 33 Ilea DOn. led,
CREOR EeNNUEDNj on ft
dark wen. au, 135.00 kms.
slop %.Soo 94 G,
72,gl s 1°'P'
nI-0915.
ygp 5600. Lal Lyle w HOW
e Kf2-,%3 2a2-5806
pine 9o5s71-0108.
Bel ,.,_ rp Odwn pay-
,hero loom 5750 o.AC Cars.
. stn.
hood. r6. inapt, Its aY
gRQBNG 94= kW MM
a
1rudlS, 1981 b 1991
red. only f7. 92 Carats
d Hwy 72. Lara I-DediooM
2 SN:YCES -Dom hip Conan.
Iravy filly,
and d.rraDltc. 120. oath
rale.
Aunts = Saks LM 792
Am. baded. V6, wMe.
OYtmeM aparMrrlt. Sega•
21' Ores. rpnlan'i 65peet
good
Lorca SOe t SMRs, Oshawa
111.000 OAR& WOO. rut■
Fak wnrarta, CIA bagu. ce41-
prk stn's 12 speed• red Lel
po to F $70 /pal 565-4093
POOL 1NAi. 4x6. like new.
Fh MOWM3382.
1N2 IMPALA 2 HTP
$7.900 91 Pak hAM. bad
ed 121 MD MRs, dart own
plots Mchan. spacbus kWw4qp
room, pnvale uMWry 5700
(Shp)
245.7916 ISMS WrtN au-
M Mdtevy 1 ,(4 .
brain Dow left. I' SLIM. aC-
cessores wlldlmed. wagu
over nes, sell toe Sworth
door.
M , of9m South Camera
SNtaqr. m 1977 al ortpvla kick
d! $9.500 For ew• oW luma
w3 um $e• "1a Y tort-
w W CoMe. A7 A" SL
kbheyw Awnawk Nor. 1
Non -smokes. no pen.
1905µ2e-6118
rtehMn mops
I1996 and UP' %W o.0..
Cal W 905.6564489
2202. yVtp f75W 1.706326
I gwom Nan Can
57 O9lN SRA-
CMRIML OlhoW urge 2 6
190519850071.
POO= Till" B' Aid 9' die
IWBNNI -MM.
w .
3 be apartments aval-
hlB 14 NMN L%$ m"
telard tables lot sate CA
W-440-6113
"" NWl Ckk les Racer
tk'E 13B7a. P*DW F. Port-
able December 1p In wM-
humored boldirig dolt to
.An was Io M Hada Civic
ed. post -ire. Dally aro.
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an amtmtes. Please can
(905
Los d them kN. $1W '19051
Lots a60
NEAT 111 OWM APPLIANCES.
slaved fires f1000. Cabe 1-
(915)73-09n
a (9051
Mw and nxormd,omd. fW
705328-22121pip)
A a A ROTO- Chen. Iruds.
ov
LEA11911 JACR77. Ip to ' 17
warranty Iaby'S Market,
905-163.8369 or I.600.796-
1CaBNonal 1. g 4
Dorf. W sty 380- $10.000.
Cam the SO Any Carlo-
CENTRAALaRWAF MV. one bed-
ioom
pilaf
2 Once. "her our,. from
5504
door hatchb, IegU ,
� amd' earn Can i s arty.
Dine. 24 hila 7 it 30
n* f5gwmdnm 12
nigras. 11rVA&I Matured
$999. Illpgagt nom f$699.
tramp wale's from $699
SACRIFICE BNf - New sola
madaMd arm al spayed.
tom se. gp9-6%.5003 w
AvalWt My 1st, smokers
Go'
Everything Must Go' Fainly
Oslo-
8 dwr. DMqu,tcy/ruW supe,
5700. 19'
JIM NISSAN -6856 stip
1SM NISSANPWsar Nast.
905706-5231
wtkmk No pea Pleat a1
I905µ30-7570.
Leaguer. 5 Points, AraO
Me. 9057269830
excellent Coednbn
Palasomc colour TV f200.
1 3L. 16 woe. two am. ph.
CAM FOR CRIB$ .M a"
pip ,doles Vehicle must
NON" OSNAMA. dean,
AUTIM TIME harvest table.
urge very am rtiUO,
rocker, wluah colour $100;
cormnbn 52900. GII 905-
Con uew e$2900 E ll 905.
be in IWnN ahlmlm. GD
427-2415 or come to 479
Won urge 3 Mdrpom. MM
hamwoed floors. Car, drsn-
6 unique pressack chars
$14o0, antique rl;r DDUPIn
Ladd draxr waklut. 9
4361851
BayN S1 Ent Aµv a
MD
washer. Darting and storage
kal,IMs Sut
couch. $650. Call? 7941
drawers. $100. Set of EnCy-
1SM ti -Cam - St000 n a d
AUTO SALES
potemona
$900 plus Moro (90Sµ20-
APPLE W000 . cd ANI ready
dopedlas (11.000 clew). SJc-
$1250 cerMNd Cal 965-0074
a 705277-3250 yip
A AJAX MIO WIIECtali
0157
for fireplace' 1 Bush Cord -
$120 D e,lered molly n
,time $75. in perfect prKlltKn,
great lot sebd cbldren 905.
IBM COROLLA, LE, ,gDmr-
licensed teeFder all OMfer.
S1DO-SID, ash an the
OIRE1 far tern. min lbw 3
905985 &`A4 sip
7239691 aver 6 D m Isep)
K; 4 Own. 175000 IW. goo0
condition, $5100 as is Tele-
sod For a6. trucks -any
Condition Guaranteed parts
bedrooms, big kitchen. bog
Mcyara asbna 5500 tslk
Al FURNTORE kitchen, cnen,
SHEOQuality wooden
phone(ws) 937.2550
told and niers 1905)686-
lass awlliable Navlst GR
bedroom, bvnngroom, lamps,
Sheds 8' X 8 Dun het. Aly.
1771 days of (416)604-1121
905-668-5786
1pH,cur". rosonable price
3299 Pus us Mary Cover yr
ewnuw
WNrtsT. LARGE mdb-ILMI
Also 4 wheel nkdCAl scooter,
moveq.666-2677
es all styles available Also
pa des and decks 761 No
1/E
1
2, 3 -bed room apo Ifamlly
bMldrgl mmpRlety Mw
WY FUMNTWIE (a1 Whdel
Kms ild Unit 3. P1161 Fa
mare Roo Can 905-6142093
www.
CARCHOICECOM
^Dews Irnhly.ponlgd
Sill maltrcu. armaire,
1SM F IN 3rd ion short box
hardwoods nOmshed Near
drew, win draw table top
SOL.@ Cherry 6 MglO any 9.
Fresh HO 302. 5 speed. Mw,
schools. shopping. tramil.
a glider .@Tar Less mash errs
10 pc dillsrq room suites.
6 .
ewrYt . needs pati?
f25D0. o D a GIS 9e56951
OundasuCadrare Cal 905-
6192%1 (San-6pm)
om. Seat tit condition. ask
9q f t 000 905-831 AMpptnntp
a
53950 King omen vn
(7) bedroom soles
iz E Ghent be gram
1912 CAI IB., P".LIYEMOAAINGsiO
wm0owf docs all IrdW
ISM Olt S 15. 25L. 4 Co.
5W, minimal w met note.
RB
bright bef or apartmem.
N0, BLACK wroupnl non
onhopac ma-
piano. $2450 MI build
W. eruae d to 25m AmAwe.
59.000 ONO
DOM$ wM oriputa 5.15 ones
claw applukhom. Car. latildry.
I Owen
tressnrame New, dpMd
cortatbn, readdyy Iue Your
1530
sxy call At
905.6%-3626
sill snow ores. lod Dox. new
privacy Non-smoker Aral
$1200 satmice 3190
"aid, CAI 19051a8a
clutch A$brp 51200
". tp 55751mo P*M W
(4161255.0285
�mpp�aY, $7b0 as a Cap
141 1393.31,6 or 1416475-
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NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNES MYEDITION, OCTOWft 14,19984% OE 19 AR
NTf�ll�t
1, 2 i ' Bed. Apte
Refer M~ i New
AppolerFees. All ilei. illdufled.
Irl house Supt. i .@MIM
On site Security.
Rental Olfk e: Mon - Fri. gam • 1 pm
SM A Sun Cpm. 4pm
7 VALIANT PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
000-57.9-1 gzts
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 geocitles.alm/wall street/floor/
7x57/highrisvrhtml
420 420
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3-Bedrr�om Townhouse Urits
Uu6tles 3 parking Included
Stove 8 Refngerator.
Parquary floors throughout.
Close to schools and shopping.
Frorn 5875.00.
Call 905-721-0980
IE e 1 Ap.r 11,, ;;s Tor
R.rr, Rem
MODERN 2 BEDROOM , AJAX --' • m r„,m. wit^
u.1. �^ ,. -n ifMpl
-,V l neat hyd "d.m loge Dack",l
.umqq S.Oke-ha. M pets DBC IA 3856 • ~ Frnc•
-�rIAW Dec Ip SMS Der Will, rekrslors Cr 905-51+
M 190515767197 6674
NORTH OSHAWA :uD<r lag[ AJAX. 4-be0room 'b"e.
..N!, Exna Aron Wbo- if,,,,- ,,,.V formal, room.
+Yell ,rtAetApeG :wit Mold kn.y :a;,n 3 Masuol ms. r
,: COwobed em,ap 3624 apd,aNas nor al amem-
CUM, our No does ,es AoWk 1100st. SIM
..,DK Ip 905579 -UP ,harm Can 905-68}-2611
SPACIOUS well newftm ed 2 HAMPTON HOr" Farm win
- - ams Avwl A 900 I" ho,e 4 AIX IV key
: 988 Cho St Sar.@ win Urge 34 bedroom arch bur-
. ,n °owls pFnt pram- eaow went
2 bedroom m-yw
c105a b SZS FNP- 4p, a, IG acres 2 p0e"
4+or" GO Strom Use, horse am win 17 sues.
-e: included W /264989 wortsnop 6 tad,roohVdhaa.
OSWNA CfMTMAL ',r�~ 'A• d h2c. I0
2 Dednnm ,,.� D:e a Dec DAOOockss 3180600 On
gplr, -1.0111Lie mf{ -We d" Yhklies and a0'
sass , 3762925 oam Opti ham 240 m
Lorcwsslo. 'raw »6
PKNEHINC. -. ^,stn, ti0ort MD
our" • Tk'r apt . property n vulm tie
V= y,a,�y , , kine or �, nOren•Mt rn x Rea Rd
S;iI75 .CIM,w 57 Sill Cmc Rod f Fa
a AW 1 Call more nt0r,Manon pees. Can
Caw
Jwl Stmt, 19051 472 7302
it." a"ess mows
PICKER",1111 ., ;e , =ls a E OSMMA I podia•
home[ :,,;1 nm d- 9 h3- S, " mkbn
ho Pit%. - sc.a':, rtterences F,.! S ask ..:,.:w A.an4pk
npMed Cb" ,c ase 'men, M. I W 41620/--BkZ
Des all Go Mmorml
Olt -7919 f �w" LA GEAR asM a ,•,-,. A-
OM„rim sem,
PKRIMMG V.i ,, Oris .m fl,•e 4 Opp, .ne.l�
111- a,' nom 1st OK ISI %YJ pw .Md",
Hoa Spm'-'•'•% int Dedropn otw lwsw3w-4"
ad om "prat entrap OSHAWA 3 bedroom mom
Cade row aea am MM dale platin. om b
-OW mom bM i e0 S GM d aE .100" sm i
$650 I'll hoes - ," rMe -fog f rp 4 4n .
Ofm%4wttr1uo gBlrel. .19L mmm000kv
RM VATEO ,pine$ 0" no PON ,,61370
Wd'-��.,n UWWAN aper' 031", CEMTAt ,,,, m-
niwd Wr' tct DOWN, male wUwUM e J YOr„m tem 2
tmaker 'ePBIM ONr IW I-, appl, ,., lined
las mep1Kl. th.-W '" Igen .,b,A ,,,,
,IMM -ded-C $"it" ,..$O:MN %13
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B, .. ., 5 : At OSHAWA SOUTN . c.•
pf. .� ..- .,u rti b
ac INCL.uppng 2951: •,0
n IO S-:-:. 31,oP Aa. UUSSNNEE S95CFurta.-
zy
Jit/ 401 I,~ A,allm Nov ,p 19051574
-• ;nr ydw door for 99%MPs
a,.• :all emmm "SILL 7Csm-
(905) 721-8741 ZoLsis ';_ :a•pme St E
TWO BEDROOM mph w.n:r• -anew D.ddOms Avail.
.ae Octans, 2 ins, m$ oho
we 1 mm. 10 DOanMp
Caw. I Sa95,nea t :gOro w FM AM Cap 434-3172
cbs,w Cap 905404-0905 OSK MA t.:,^.Amy Sawn.
WIMTBI' (LEAN. ;-t 2 Dear m
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. fury out Dwwnp Ftry mwmmy M mdusw Neal
mmo m. n14r am am,xeorueYNMq "e mtad,a"N Fussiest
atop. InOm•talolfri $67S 1905,42 7-170 111. /0,M
. Nov let 1 Ik-
19051-6N- 11
wm ,M still rJn inti AJAX - ' .. . " .•.,
ynw Mlle Ibr 11-a Linn ava„atue n yip ,.Rmw.
you mew+" Cr Daw Hal'- we a,0.,. Home. Parbrig
IOC? Saes AND AMYn mil wo Willey, most"
341mmll Rawly (t9➢t1 LM a," n sip•q nue" O
19051 61611- «19051 %6 rpp,g aW roan pita a
3211 nh•poba0e (9631609-9219
g11SMOLM alae 2 Ded. W MTnNG Room .pups
room own It" Apaytnlem olden .in d"Nwasher Per-
,"gg, SIOye wawoul to MF ,it, amruum .0 .1 Iawmei,.
all lA,aiWY. 2 Car pYSA Pill" a ace Fxk4od 10h.
of= b r MIMMOIS $795 $5,10mamt tsLug
pit* 190o Avak.@ oct0o- "r„'•"" CU1905.5769780
armOM
Ma.�p�� ROM FOR am � -v tris.
Use of start
Jundly
h 3bt 423 ;Nc Pgklnnp ocandin
683-8217
ROOM 1. rent p.m FANy
R' SAYS d ImP�smde peroom Mn -
YOU CANNOT 2B IOO
AFFOg11 TO ROUGE VALLEY Area. urge
IWLo no roan m d4Ai. am
B,�Uee,S��' A HOUSE? put Mme. wube for mo-
4 QM ham $7ODTIh" played new -smoker Share
;,, Nw Mud, 01MOW.Wl" Separate kitchen bathrooms.
(905) S71-6275 tstust f11a.Nk Ado-
[ 905509-249
Mark
Mark Stapley
sewn,--w,M a,.I,k.'a
ILY
Son to SUM nota. 3rd to
Sail $ shat hint". chit m
sin 5315 am rtl;Wliw. hot.
. • taker AvaeW Nor 1p -
Cal 817-0736 ,ter 7pm
w ROSAAMPIGAROEM
Terrific
Wine no=. dust, e"Vov
dewrr44 prlwe bOuDom.
U,ge OKk. "ard, a ert-
tons Nm-smdMq l%
vocal rlliwklRaN. $5r0 Cil
(905)430-5666.
s8 4 NMaaM IIICItId.
ng bmmem aid Pow,
pakmS 2 12 MBA, a:. 6 all
Pesci , 3100 pies 2 roams
Jo"* or mmar bedroom
we freak Peter (905) 509-
AM
06AM UM DO We have a 7346
Fop I0r youon $SOD. down.
Combe months 6 rece tMe or Ila
FZf75kens Car reglad mortpape
rale rum
07RMnm 7JYE Irl II From RUM 77 OsDawJ
clumw lncpml re{Wremem OovwNown 4061600 Sen w-
hom $27,Soo yFoss Can ka4Mta.L East Oshawa 1600
Ken Caths. COMw.O Balder s I, Commercial Ilusut
(9051n8 9/14 .in..11 �. CIO 434.2447
S • 1 IEOOOM 2 bobroai . or 132
northwest Oshawa Good b- APPROX. M so ft he. of-
atbn Grain double Osage ha space IN $450 exude
aid Close to al mmedWely Includes every -
"'Appliances In thNq Swba N leo a CHI
home $1100 • on. Aral. Steve 576,6999
ibis N0,, ISI CalMtaoly
723.136. X -P) WNM Corporate Centro . tp
3 Bedroom louse. 2-wpa- Class retail all office space
raw,nislkd Daxmpl. Sgt lease. tram S519,momll
close 10 whooa and Plea ny es vewiablerxkW$d all finned
(WMoyOAm Do
$975 " avdpJOk Cr loos E2 -
Plus Wales 579-7581 RMt R E 1-BDD-2800451
3-NOIIOOM Dnck Durhgabw. = F1or13i
nen Oshawa Centre. Mellyft, numb
,pbraed with fireykd I -bed. CLEAR WATER MEA. 3 bed.
room as"Yord apartment main. „wrmaiw. poi A..
Available Nov 1st $11001 BOO. pw.N yard, .&Imom pus dWlrs F,MVW "'M Fa tib and k vr. phobs
No pts 1905µ3D-2614 or 665579-37M
(905)128-3191
B MOTHS FraN
' Only 1200 fulliurWnished Moak home
down' 2 1. 6 4 Dedmom Ac. hat IUD. pool RAN Soo
mes
hoavalmfle [Dullyrano- yylctures 3 slerelbes S2
vied plus 4 new Apgl,ances, Us Can 9054347184
from 37%n%M 40 Induuw
M..M.. figured .COWB
S25.000,Yu, Pad Moan.
Saes Rep. Cddwell Banker
RAF RE 19051728-9411
Q
ECIC OF RENTING??
MM YOtM HOME - FE out s70y00hnonth
•N01��dal wi"Cue MOM
Choose C�Mbene u��o� $5.00090
Incormix
Ob*oo(908) sn-e 76 CHr 13-200-840.16276
Mark Steploy
SMWS RAP. Peat•. Ali" PAM EMwe Ue. I.
IF .M., 111111 PuNe Notice M 1:1111m PubNe Noftu
= FOR SALE
'n °`L° 86+/- ACRES VACANT
Pe]1[y
corporation LAND
TOWN OF PICKERING
By Proposal: Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) is Inviting pro-
posals for the purchase of 86+/- acres of vacant agricultur-
al land in the Town of Pickering. -
The property is identified as Part of Lot 33 Concession 3 and is locat-
ed on the north west corner of Concession 3 Road and Altona Road
In the Town of Pickering, Regional Municipality of Durham.
Proposals will be received until 3:00 PM. Thursday, November 5,
1998.
Details regarding the site and submission requirements are con-
tained in an information package which is available by contact-
ing Becky Barnett at (416) 585-6348 or Joe Clasadonte at (416) 585-
6786.
The highest or arty proposal may not necessarily be accepted. ORC
reserves the fight to withdraw this property offering at any time
without notice.
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Who passed away 10 years ago
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What we would give if we could sac.
HF Dad, in the sante old waY.
To hear your voice and see your smile,
To sit with you and talk awilule.
But God saw You Retiring wean,
He dud what He thought best.
He put his arms around you
And whispered "Come & Rest".
11 broke our hearts to lose you
But you didn't go alone
For part ojus went with You
The day God called You home.
Forever in our hearts,
Wife Lenetm
Children: David BL Chris, Lynda & Al.
Grandchildren :Melissa, Amy, Jamie.
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LIQUIDATION SALE
CONMNNEM
CMORABILIA
ACCENT ITEMS' ELECTRONICS • COAs ND ESTATES
COLLECTIBLES' LIMITED EDITION ART WANTED
CANVAS' DI N(Y 8 MATCHBOX VINTAGELow dronwnisadn,
SPORTS MEM•AUTOGRAPHED fent r1ex1
Sales ed
direry Tues.
a Thurs. Sal. at 6
p.m. Antique furni-
Fri. Oct. 16 at 7:00 pm (Preview 6:00 pm)
The Lviv Pavilion
38 Lviv Blvd. Oshawa (north of Hwy 401 off Simcoe SL)
An outstanding group of Items have beer selected for this sale.
To Include Items from various secured Interests. showroom
samples, Estates. Commercial Sources & Private Collectors
Oak & Mahogany furniture. Iron accents. Lamps. sculptures. fgunnes.
Precious Moments. Cherished Toddles. Disney, Looney Tunes.
Postmaster Framed Stamps (rare & Disd I Estate Coln Collection with
Gold & notes. Porcelain accem vases. Circle of Love Fgunnes. Border
Fine Arts W4dlde Sculptures (by Royal Doulton), Omate Carved Palace
Minors. Decor Lamps. Dlemond & Genuine stone rings, earnings.
bracelets. Diamond Studs. Sterling Silver. Gold charas. bracelets.
pendants, Estate Terns. Group of Seven Art. Romance. Lumbers. C.
Marshall. Dyer. Casson, Hams. Carmichael. AY Jackson. Loates etc.
Toronto Maple Leaf 'Memories & Dreams- 1931-1999 Collectibles,
autographed. Exclusive Tie Dom, Wear - 'Tie Dome Shirts. Caps, Poor
Boys Memorabilia. Aiwa. Sharp. Pioneer, Kenwood, Audio Stereo
systems w,CD. Walkman. VCR etc. Many more items too numerous to
mention....Ahvays a rew selection of items. Terms. Cash, Visa. MC.
Ames. as per posted & Announced. Additions & Deletions.
No Buyers Fees or Premiums. Free Draw for a Ladies Ring
0 PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 14800 -PRO SALE M
EST ATI %1( 111-
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a' WARNER'S AUCTION
HALL Hwy N2. Col -
"Me. F,, evate of
cn,,a Patter. of CoZoag.
inaucinc his some office
ar+c work shop, sone ant
b -^uedable pcs.. Idols.
Je'n (tome himeshings.
e1: Jesus chairs. Docw
sneires, photocopier, file
r-aronet. computer, other
peke related a0de5. am.
peak are sideboard. com-
aele Yak 2000 gym set,
eaer'7se bike is Isom Its
'oma gymgay power and
hart :ods. 110. his wdrk-
snoc and garage. "dor
moist sprayer. Win sake
of" . do" towels.
liens & beddtg. Oedloon
surge wim high boy. dress
er night Sfax%. and bed
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seraory dishes & glass
warq dradk knacks. f%r
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AUCTION
SAT OCT 17
AT I'M
MYLES KING
AUCTION MALL
33 KUL ST.. OSHAWA
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green Chesterfield
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entertainment unit.,
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:.pbcad, trunks plant
s:anC NIepBOne table
.. char. dressers:
?esti pt fhaaers. prntd
,Co. shell, autbmabC
washer and dryer.,
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werre Large sale, All
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Dedi1r furniture. dann.m
73Sswaes, polls. pax.
etc We 6 aursats.
pone table 6 Chars. Dale
hi tall, large Women
kids good used " and
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from Iplaostors Every
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hwusenod Woduas sortfe
pokeel toss, rascal arbaec
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%Xis Lumbers. etc.,
loseOUs elc., everything
o loo nova targe safe,
Man to be on an* and
say awtale. no reserves.
to rNW be dewed for
arge Sat EStme Safe.
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FRIDAY. OCT. If
AT 6:00 PAL
7 MINES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITA3N ON
COtNTY RD. 4
Dale hall stand, round
Mile table 6 6 Chairs,
Mak library table,
rEffaij sewing III
;hlne,
'record cabinet. wale
but hall table, pile
trop leaf table. wing
Zack chairs, walnut
lresser. waive banal.
hew pine Deacons
Tench, new pine
miner cupboard, an-
ilque dressers is
;tests of drawers,
fine chesterfield is
;hair, oak sideboard)
Nashstands, Co -Oil
amps. aodcs, shells
ilei Doo bailer. 1988
Shu Doo Citation. JD
108 riding lawn mow-
ar. set single driving
'farness, horse
flown buggy, also
;elMrg the property of
Sob the
of 4nd•
say. A large selection
ff miniature station-
ary steam engines &
Pulley driven acces-
sories, Ig. qty of
van Including Uonel
I HO & a Ig. city,
vleccano sets. Plus
I qty tools, china.
Pass
& household
hems
Don A Grp
Can6N
Aactlon"rs
F"M Uttle IITimalin
(706)786-21p
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MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
OshaYra
Established in
1960
725-5751
723-0501
M TAUNTON R0. E.
as week we are sellfrtg
estates Including 7 pe.
ne bedroom suite. 9
: oak dmmQroom suite,
dar sola a char like
To, 4 pc coffee & end
bles. Map bedroom
Irte, buffet b hutch, bar
pills, desks. locker,
311 urn, table b chairs,
cycles, fridge, stove,
neer, washer 8 dryer,
ols, new tools, maple
ble 6 6 chairs. Lots of
nails, some anliques,
Cor mattresses. kill
gQ site
actresses. 88 Volkswa•
in Fox GL
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rcelleal Sale. Plan to
tend. Viewing from 1
6 p.m. Friday, m)
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tent.
McLean Auction &
Liquidation
905.686.3291 for
905.432.2836
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A c CUSTOM HOME SEWING
.1a�s�a'an sere 50-70% off n1Ei( '.•
Ay A�l1aMf k FLO samosa,, m1oom *pWm and para tip OMW- drapes. valances. slip covers. Minds,
Sha� dg, it oven oy FIM raft a hit .. We now haM 100 dMpe utak. seal & boat cushions.
n%tta. adv oynkf ukl. w4 see m ov r g Supplies. Park and 100 Wood. Your tabnc m ours
Wakmanshnp Gua- Marling at $125, and up. Serwng End to Wed Coad For 15 years of ideas .4«
antced 10%Dltopnnt prp%lcetoprovence call 626.4410 r
to Semors, fully In. / L5'1/111/5 Di
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Novas SYYSTEMS ExpwiMwM A Denson d GaMAIDalrnd Mamas nce Services
'GUARANTEED' fix a hourly rates Cron Mom
SEmm a MIO- Bargain rates. horses. Personalized, professional service.
PAINTING B Mom" DISCOUNr1.
PLASTEIRING Resvler.Nl Commerce o . apt • etc Enquire about our SALE!
Colour Lorapa ahk Rates Plano mawng�
g LARK a LID: f129 i tip Padang available. To all NEW clients, with all bookings of
Stucco ceilings Free Esomites 423-0239
No money up front, 9115.723-7179 2ee-5513 weekly and bi-weekly services
pay when your satisfied. 1.800-853-7750 Limited time only So BOOK NOW!
Free Ed __So - D4tolerr
Call ecce at: Fh1Mp Bwlrwss �,p (FWIy Bailed & hhswed)
(416)414.5911(dell) MOUNTAIN s.ykw4 l'#
MOVING sySTEMs �'c b 683-7515
We win move arwhinp
All Pro Painting anywhere anynme ra�yy
and Wallpapering commercial res'"al BOOKKEEPING G ' a 1 LrdNape ' a 1
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licrwim rc a Ilo.es avalable Serax A -
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Nall Coverings price mem all' Ree esw E^Mdaknwi
ri.ntw sale Painting & Wallpapering mates. seniors disWunt. RABBIT WANTS WORII -
ORVAL AND BARRY Small repair$, d short notice moves Ap-
MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 1242:33 wood I,n,she$. Dl,ances moved. also , , Doing Magic For Children's Parties ;
ktR 1-BODa.1 .a" For no' ,dined il".iul sen- Storage space avaiWDle. And A0 Occasions. Have Own
protess,le. 0 qac MV
reliable. Comparable rates. Call Call Ernie 668.4932
reasonable. clean. (M1519 0 7-4 43 7 or J,�ymirlrnnun a 7x•ar; r7lmd
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h .• 'ed offal da- • u no. vnoka
a'wean d 9p0 r •'leer, •.Ivet nvrwc
•-g cut. trvwi and mo. S..kvto a
a .,. 4o ok wino a len by^,9 and a nor.
ser. w`m aur.ai err.ats aQtf 11424
CAN YOU HANDLE IT?
49 ,• No amu:- pack Nntak, rod
1'"g .raw. ,rwYC, ww4W. ab tripe 5.wi'
■ - mar wan ewndau vwr.wa
v ..; i3at9
MTM IMT MEET AS ONE
24 p.•rwf.
"•arlry mum „r ur•...w. ..L'.:• tie W
a Er,t9ss nanny w,orkwg OkA aria
gee.Ing • oyar.aeo M meN tilt
is toyBOX
^ 'aur'onw,p BOLI •. 31156
OPEN • NOW ST & FUN
le T own $ : m I •vrwnt whir•
,oar diw' wry a saw a nunw Enpya
d •rka gum cw
aria Tori rmowee. kalwrg
fro. S•.a, ^q rowrwc miff .an
miai inereeta BOX 16264
YOUR COaaPAN10r451M
+. -neons ro v lneng cid.
.wel day liq;ka Vu,. •,.: Adra„ti".
••'-e leor. 5'7. a krry marled Uhnh wM-
b new a ante 0 honest. Chelan
+,.fleas who is a non-snwka. Soli
Iran ..ray id Coq eel, •r CaboVs; and
..-•eanoeg arts BOM 26937
GOT ITTOGETHERm
22 It old run-smo.eng vrgk+hae feraale
.-gays yw As. Meng _? poo• Cow.i9 and
'. It Im Noy ...nC •rat and a gentlk
..•'d. I- m. a message BOX 15644
TAKING IT SLOW
40 F young. t • . • 3eo unite 1.1rak as
_ng br moria,,.. ano nMesty It you a.
^terawad low BOX 1S742
HONEST a SINCERE
tui fwd 25 v, o'^ „die whiffl.neaks
en"" Camping Ul ,y •' dutdddra and
-not Loping to, - hot" sop. while
^aa. 25% 32 whit a saCur. BOX 16129
WARM WITTY WONDERFUL
A'teptOnat. 1,w' whys
mom, A gena: sensee or Humormo, Enjoys
musw. Camprig blks
ng wa. get mtoe
vs.
.,,-is ado more Seeking honest, Enda.
, tie 37 :o 43 with same inl.resis, worker
vt -"` who is emOtwnwly soda. BOX
26936
PROVE YOURSELF
71 Y, old lamaie brown. naw,due eves.
Bnipys SDOnS Tie Culaoora. mdvek
and hanryrg out It Coes sounds lar you.
give me a cul BOX 10584
NO DEPENDANTS
41 r ad. 55- skm anrachve brunette.
enjoys the outdoors. walking enm
d ato
Seeking n honest. attractive mak. 39 to
49, wp idsrwSablsmorV-$m0pkl for
truth pos.
Box 13266
LET'S GO DANCING
50 yr pd lemie. solo) ornkw. smoker
enjoys tweat times Loolung for someone
whonj
enjoys Country music aria urs to go
out dancing BOX 13269
LOOKING 4 MR CALYPSO
48 yr old divorced. fun figured, white
female, lookingfor a fall black mak. who
anldys Calypso mu4c. da C'nsl. long walkS
aria lomtantiC times non-Smdker and ddda.
Zonal tanker BOX 13361
ONE OF A KIND
30 r old. femab erjoys onvng. luvalirg,
wwnws. ChwlorM and more Looking for
someone to talk with and go out with BOX
16104
BROWN EYED GINL
Alnadrye, single, white lemma with donde
wt and crown eyes. 5 4' tik
t. seeks a ma
23 to 31, who is Nun. good looking and
Clown to earth who enjoys moves. spend-
ing bine at Mmemusic and walks BOX
18037
ON THE HUNT
22 yr old single while mother enjoys Chid.
men. the outdmrs and more Seeking a
while mk
a. 24 to 28. lot Irrnrlship first and
possibly ape SOX 16264
REGULAR OR OECAF1
41 yr old. 5 2-. full figured. aivorced Tom"
who enjoys long walks dining out, aarwMg.
taael lames, gang for CON" and more
Seeking a tall. warm heanea orale won
similar heruts BOX 20900
TAKE THINGS SLOWLY
Single whomf
, othwr d three 27 56
selling a si ighe white male. 28 Ic 32who
ra good looping. Unrg, hO..V. 5410. and
loves children for friendship first Enjoy
moues, ria.e. qui., evenings aril spend
i g ams cuddling at hone BOX 12937
.E'S-. GDk:'
srngi• mwoavr of 295 e.•k-
Pol L_ :ng
wr,r an -.,••,.g raw r»o-
pie l:ngr,.w and dwsw.rs manes
fiftionn 1356 w wawuakny keeling
oog
8QI( 12"013
We COULD
K A MATCH'
Anr•crevr nd•k»nd.m
raw •niuya lti o,arouo., ^ww.a aha
d.ncr,ld'Sae a wrap.. rww-reokrq,
swapN mak ateill :0 SO +ee hw a aerw d
rwenaor
Box 154.9
27" OLD W M
5•ekr,g Lwrw.arv. wino •ni.m xcaworW
•v4rvr,gs as wneliw a !» ga'g JJ b a
ale « 9p1g out br oonw w 1awr.g I,
you w ww.newed Caw BOX 17919
AREVOUTRUSTWORTMY7
So" or • , 9'..ng •�n,rpr.. held
urn .r•c iov.s .is m a 35 r old
Nasal. winos Ca.g b1 V n,oipend and kaW b i..qn BOX tp08
red NKNING SHORTLY..
awo
link P n•..n'q a•.a 54 aha I..Ime
46 yin, old vw • ,,.gi• mW n M
shot Enjoy
a wrap.. kY • Iravisk,a 0.
sthp EnjoT M.wa oficB awes. ark Odv
vg .lay. ardren. .rc aW te+'S
CAN wE TALK ABOUT IT
r r pd aa.,. - C^,,: a Nmak -v,
no dependents s -,,g, CMehkn mels
27.42 who wrioys iamcin9. 'lu+c. b*MN
aro Iro•.vs n you w stvove horep and
pnhdnt Ouse. C40 NOK 33103
LETS WORK IT Our
FW ta9umd +1 r ail +•^q,. •.rut modes
d ory end "Ile' :- Ce anon dark
titOwn herr, tip .yin enjoys M outdoes
Country wiles culas-9 Na wool tears
Shooing • Mfr-Ionde, any r,pny,riliaq
employed pack male. 23.30 BOX 33210
WOWm TME CALL!
If r rid. 5 5 ' 35 rs I-ny Nvw 1.m"
wnrdone •ai• L1.1 to pally Seekinga
sial., t L to 30, wric s tali and good
egg NOX 12341
NIUCM TO OFFER,
Single 39 " cis .say wim - cnw4ren. 5'e•.
madam wegn, ,noel brown ,ai, air hear
wyw En Ch works taking dogs. Cdlagh Me
and travel Seeking are nrariut. caring and
avKeo, moe to char. my No wen BOX
14996
NEW TOTHE AREA
23 yr pd wn- anracew no. mom ter
tc me Ata urea -0okrr r
moasc. el
rs aril . IM
doomew Swwtaeg a mkk hwW
26 35witr relationship pdenbou BO7f
"IM
HOPING 2 HEAR FFIOM U
Wry cava Iw o.N. him" gamy, TV.
L�hes soar• dancingannoys her own car
and wul travi Dwru 9dde man XM corn-
parhmsnip oNy Bal 26918
SVNNV SIDE UP-
Y A non-smoker light an"t ho
w's 30
40rsh very harlayenw. howthy, humordut.
humbie rot hoc III, hrrrwany secl
was gong. nrwrw. open mnda0. vense-
me realistic and much more guy See"
mar speciaklady l0 spark with. a hit lap
reauon,,NP BOX 30522
FEMALE FIREFIGHMA
35 yr No Iandly, good bobng lerfele wtlo
likes county adrMrs. wares b new M
honest, good looking blab with Same glen
est Snpre People or.y reed to ropy BOK
30521
LOOKMG FORVOU
Anraawithve single ksmals, 5'3% wbrown
el eyes Enjoys
all '-Isr5 o pr L for M
sorest. sincerw ganeanw BOX 34275
NICE SMLE WANTED
46 yr old. 5'2'. 105 ka. profs l IwnW
with bng bonde rayad green eyes. enjoys
daMirg. working out. soling and more.
Seean m.eegent nab, 43 to 55. nm-
smoker..no is fun
to p with BOX 10708
HOPWG TO HEAR
49 yr old. black 16mae, assertwa. raring,
seeking a mak. 52 to 55. who is hon.0,
sensitive, hard working and able to sped
lame with me BOX 13646
CALL SOON
46 yr oil, 5'6•. lomale with short. brown
he i, and hazel eyes Enjoys damping.
music. coowrg. walking and mea. Seiurg
e mike 46 pus. with Lm.ar, iruerub. Ibr
friendshippossible relationship. BOX
26915
LET'S GO FOR COFFEE
63 yr old female. 54'. 130 Ws, rion•dnrlker,
nonsmoker enjoys camping an% having
tun sw9king a non-smoking male who pleas
fu nde19 BOX 32971
PUT YOU FIRST
Single, white female. N yrs old. smoker,
nonErmker. 53'. 125 lbs, blue eyes Enjoys
laughing country music. dancing moves
and gpet times Seeking a single, white
.at.. 38 to 48. whits Ln-ne, MMet and
dedicaled, social drinker are welcome
BOX 33121
CALL ME
22 y, old, singewhite leer ale who erjoya
lee and many aaWres Seeking a aaa, 20
tc 26 for friendship Inst BOX 26911
ENJOvABLE TIMES
S3 r oto. 54' '' a wiu fella",
., love tarry uk -'ro" 9erIon' N.
,ow. out sooll a gwwmrt. writ sewu-
nlwM. for ' +^deho wind possibly
M am I tGX
A GENUINE FINENO
C", wl -- sit wjoys au, 9-0
rhe,e, d_ Mc riurtrr., wn-
p. win 50 b 55 Pox, Sala
-SLIM ANC IWMLLIGENT ••
Vary,ftecl,v ...meg onto
joun•wig ^nty
ga91 yr ow .w .Wbks,i•0 t•nisle.
--onnokw w or • Wry. womarawly and a
swine a ,.rew E Nov, mu0rc. dar
owv+9. wjvw ev p0a I" we All=
who W re%~ mom
ARE YOU UP MGM"
A. lou 4& 59 bans•.-. goo0
.anew d nVno,, ano .-,.•rWrry, awreM
hp,.et ary ranareen TM l.nnn.l. tow
CaNywyuew fie nc O.PenOwkes. f
es abkwrd -4 Clwrvrq Mow you gal s
M wrgN peteagal Aa -1a .ku~ a0X
GEST PMND SOUGHT
INN. M.chve, Christer 14, rot srndk-
w. rip+ mine, Enjoys me.'..s di-, 1hk.
.14,. drug Iul aaa markeN day oyes.
wets aro m Wa n M co 1 S.eks hot.
C.w v+ca.. Cuss g+^t,e^'n .any
..-I� srekew ea waske, el o wily
c I.,.rn6.r,ro way BOX 3046,
Call 1-900451-3793
52.49 per min.
LONG 1±RM RE -1-
26
Y, 1 6 w um.• "I
Nib im ]ah
Tau and 11-1.ys h _."" civ r '11'..-
wel far . InvrMbrms .it rap.
Seeking a %wows with .--
Weler•ab, Cor
thorn r.NWAI pv AW We avbren
1 woe
in T11!"LL
Til. .inxa Enter n' g.nwwnen wah
blow Ire Enjoys m,. pests. aaqq wows
M Duk. fr,or,•s. I. =wyed more
$•Ing an ...Ary GnW m wail.,
erller.ats 807113790
NEW BEGMMNGS
46 r Its a. r s.k:aeatwd lames W
.- we" la . brut rid.• & .yin will a
emok•r Enjoys -11, 1*- ,ong w.tk
ppwaraa9p•. sere lehanwg wry nn,ee 5.ekwna
ksmW uses amdr
OM
122 ku.lvhhp
ooeeiale riwiOrMwo BOK 16220
NOT 10^ HARRY'
MYMd wave -we a MOM
relMpnw.p arw are .r r„ .,,rd pees.
Caw BOX 15795
"I'll admit it...
w
I m lust Plot cOmfortabie
meeting people in ban or
,ingles groups, so my best
trlend, Susan, suggested the
rersonals She tried it and
said it was fast, easy, safe
rail confidential and that
you meet really, nice
yuy: So I placed my
free ad and met a
wonderful man.
HOPELESS NOMAKTICT
33 r oho. wow lW Wo. 57, der
wr and COoka4yash4, hal fouW uyoys
bwkna cYaEts. kis, etc.
a good www
wfkM laniwls. a sondkwr, nor'-dwil w,
whole
malki. 38 10
0drk.w� Mahan welcome. You
=hiw b trew ■ . n slum
s.,pdy. thOrwa4ty. and
Bled. alt and baWMuh Noor But horn
konsuel, fun, full hgllred, 36 yr aid mom of
two Enjoys moVkdL dwnanp. romance and
Iwnkv his Look.b flat a mks Wino IS ntak-
53 It, old. that". Sena'". PM*30*rW.
employ%. goiter. gathaner and hardy
w011lan whit a kp Ip IOW a pdns,derale
rtek wno Ikea lM ter and roads mors
hdewBOto soya family,
X
16393
A GOOD HEART
Separated while kwnse, no daperdents,
35 yrs. 5'4-. me bpd. nazi win.
brown w,, hot". .1-ri9. afNponae
Likes CbdrM and mmaW mons, done.
.q. traveling and etc I am a non smoke,
aril light social drinker Looking to maker a
honest, non smolung affectiorWe mals.
between 35-42 to, riationshrp BO%26:+18
LETT INETI
Soros wrote femur. 5lirav4ldl hgured and
."pendant Enjoys ng, dancing.
Mwq out. M thole as .if " taket tines
Looking for a too, aklgle while mals. who s
Vacate. home d ro g and -1 into hN%
gurnes Box 30518
I'm still shy ..
but now I'm
shy and
in -love
WHEFIE IS w APPLE?
34 yr oto, single. prleaional maks,
wachor, enjoys Clanton, magic, rowkV.
movej k71q woks WO mon. Sailing a
*We, 25 b 38. sal solook r n 014$6. BOR
16261
CUDDLE WITH WE
41 r old male who o jOys denoting. acing
W. long wake on are Duch. bpbq, cim-
dng and maw Sealerq a %Me* wan ram-
dar wkwrests. BOX 164M
THINKING OF YOU
46 r old. V7 MT, refined. MmcfiW. whoa
mala, smoker.enjoys must. skiing,
trews, shooting pod and more. sties" a
lornale. 32 to 52, wllh Lrt."r ntwem. BOM(
18:399,
LONE' WALKSTOGETHER
36 r old, 511', 200 Ib. dhorced miff who
UM" wt Maar Oyu ad a WnOIW
Enjoys long ruts sports. W. tunic.
mores, tea". annals and more Seek•
x,9 on open. honest "mak wim standar
eu,ast5. BOX 18483
A GREAT CATCH
35 yr old. 91', 225 lb. employed, divorpd
wrote latter of one. who dark wr and blue
ayes Enjoys sports. weighl MMgtong
elks, good conversation and mea. S.0 -
,ng a female wor. similar mtw"ts, for
friendship, possible relationship BOX
18790
LOOKING 4 YOU
39 yr od, 5 11'. 163 Ih. employed make wim
town he,, and blue eyes Enjoys 11,",
bowing, snow mob". dining out dancing
aril in.. Seeking M emjjj ped lemale
with Lm.er mlwests Box 18817
Bt IiNNING ANEW
Adwoetwoua. a.,g,. M a. my 46 F wnh
,ow,x gow s.eh, l.rwaw rtu.e sm.,kirg
10.16.. wrmoiA ish)-d in s. 38-aores: IV
Ma. who is s.nwtM. runny honwef and
awicens. Poe eryoys +..ker4 gwF-o
M1elg. travel and `ua >eNg a.Md this,
n me O arts
BOX 76927
TA E MOMAMTIC
Honest, ring i. go-.-, r,
down to Wn. d•pe vas E'pys Iree
to do,..'% music. Ming the goo0 kN sal
the Week outdoes O,rer nMrews bo
•vow- M make, who .woad b tie
:sae sox 26958
NO GAMES PLEASE
Ad Says ms• r once w, bike
qac. mrd.- taw ci..hawg ion a N `H
35 b 45. who a hOn•w, wrtd.. wry t[.tn
N. I. a long tum w b.,Mp BOk , 3539
VERY CASUAL
36 yr old, harwdaum• I, aN 6 200 b
dark how. qs•, .y, m IaChe Looking
Ion cawalk dW- wmi .0..b-
13" 1
macb-13"1
W090GHT AFFAIRS
whoa Tek, ......, stir low •v- 111`.0,
:: ahs b anew ,adv Ior am•e ro,.ra mow•
..,ben4 and good brier S- and ^�
1.rmea BOK 268]A
FIM AND EXCITEMENT
AnIaLlwa.uho n.hun bo.i.eq +or 4r .gaff
...,ewe Co, cl win
w wean arW ai.:rM
,. pca
ing rw sus, gal 1o9emkele BOX
2x935
LET ME SPOIL Vont
•..+qts wire mac M C' , 50 Ion M
hF-
year or" bi- eye, -no,
d.Vd. hare.
'ariy ht. enjoy golf brig we ks. bingo. pod,
+rang. Cooling and mmocy Seeking M
.• maned. lend. to, attractive, wikk p
AVM woman BOX 18234
NEED A FRIEND
46 yr W mare. 511' ' 78 lbs like mui
lr w in"Country. and m.-- Would tib
nie•1 a UOy for a fr n who ekes to
iuk AM has a goad sarH• of hump
Ro- w no Ifo obloot- hr.ncistwc 1s.
Urspwtion is vwy orlpona,t BOX 26912
AVERAGE JOE
Mak, booing for someone 35 It, 40 yea
ad. skm 10 nvoij Wrw, writ is not .w0
rvW ganves BOX 10791
LOOKING FOR LOVE
30 yin old maw 6:mush lw - -Cover
-@"I
`-
. art `dyes Sailor
Ing and mor. Looking for a lemYe 23 to
30. ween similar Intel"$. non smoker so.
to memurn built BOX 10966
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
SECRET FRIENDS
40 r old, mamW male 1s sewlung amr-
nod mak for adult encourwersOX B 11346
YOURE THE ONE
26 r M. Flo'. 155 D. attractive. clean
Shaven male who enjoys thle outdoors.
sports, music, photography and more
Seeking a slagnl a-" mese. 18 to 25.
College3type. with W.IAw atwaSts. BOX
DISCREET INTERLUDES
Early 205, *two make n7 kwakng a couple
for dean, disavow. fun emu. BOX 16133
ENJOYABLE TIES
34 yr obi. 56. 160 to male who arjoys hk-
bki wa
sn and m
Ye forganjoyable, te
times, orpossible relation-
ship. BOX 16159
LOOKING FOR A FRIEND
21 yr obi, gay while male, looking for anoo,-
w 9keY wrote mak. 29 to 31, br friendship.
BOX 13378
SPIRITUAL SEEKER
Tarred, muscular male very mMrwsle0 n
Eastern religion and philosophy Enjoys
reading, weNng out and hitting Toronto en
the weekends Seeks male with smiler
mer"M BOX 26881
IW JTWG TO HEAR
Bi curious white male, 22 yrs old. 6, 165
lbs. straight acting. blue eyes, looking for
anomer male, who IS also sinught acting
BOX 10013
ROMANCE INTHE AI
40 yr old male. 57. 180 Ibis, brown no'and eyes. b king for a b or gay m s", to
spend gum", valleys together BOX 12966
NTERESTED7
S,ngks wall. maks 34 Into old. 5'8' 155 Its.
looking bit other males. bit some run times
together If you we interested, caw BOX
13301
EVENING PLEASURES
& C_"S. mak as wrung a male or Cdu
Plot for fun, Wan and mural anoounferS.
BOX 2D4 t 8
THINK 0 n TME ONE
a. book mei. 2s •ar.,,ng It wr non
.w .0. bit . rwahonwvD nu gakeeas
r w1 , BOK 105W
HAVE VOW OWN PLACE1
Dwwced ma4 42 -C-V M som•wre
ovon 35. " caauY gal IogatMrs kArst be
very die~. :lean ata he." BOX
15619
ATTENTION ALL JOCKS
Mel. who -,no wl sDOr:s -1 m•,.
S..ke,g -.-I mak -`4 my tiel for
cap" .ncoNlkers BOD" 1S491
OM A CASUAL KASM
42 r old. 5'n' 55 ID wy *9~.
clervn..nny, drvoroed make. good od+e1g-
seeking a very wasocu rk, ran. avw 35. b
get tog•mer Brei wel now and own BOw
IW$7
LOOKING FOIE YOU
2S " d0. 6, atagnt aawaylooheq mak
who •nils spwlo aria rap.
Ili- In 10 25 caw waw aiaraclsrr-
ea BOX '4l
Call 1-900-451-3793
52.49 per min.
LET'S HAVE FUN
31 r Cb h %-.w 5 4' on", wiles who
hawing tun. Looking 1p sen•ev Ion wash
Luria WON. M, for Ir.140 p and moro,
sox tom
MAP" ENDING
34 r old far Pm- I., trio oke eyes.
anj.
0ys ad.g. s owvawtg and
shows S•." a smelle, gay fFmw. 33.42.
Me is 1-00 with S-A. ~-b and
loves Chk~ 80% 33325
WANTTOEXPLORE.....
Ealy Ws marred coupe is seeking an
&"too .undo likins". wo 20a to early
305. le "W.Mvg am namm, erwa.n-
Ws BOX 332"
FIM A FRIEN DSMP
/Ad 30s h kmaer is bowing bit twoor to or
to Curious 'wales Io have full, hilae .
togwnvr BOX 20735
NEW MTows$
46 y, oil. 5', 110 to wmpoyed Nmakith
rown w
bfair 6 eyes and a good supe at
hump Looking for a trend and possibly
more BOR 33735
SEEKING SAME
It yf old h Iwrrele enjoys wahs. artakel
bulking
s. taand having a good wow. SaM-
ing the Sana with CO.nCrdinlg nWom sox
33753
OSHAwIA AREA
Femur. 5'8-, blue wines, ben how. 150
bis. aeMrq arwdther "n1aM, 20 to 24. for
IrwlOst.p. BOLE 34082
JONTHE FIM
Coyle in th. mid 20'a. ouand f n.
ssa4aeYYwkegg a angle kola", 21 w 26. Iw
InwMtod a X141 D"aeaon an and
wnpectW. BOX 14760
FULFILLING FAKt&SM
Couple, alre x 25 yrs old. 54', 105 to wigs
long blade hot aM blue eyu: he a 30 yrs
oto. 611•, 175 to wM hark hair and
brown eyes. Sa+leng a sewn, amadw
stem fart,", for N twy hafkn,erA BOK
11461
BASIC NFOMMTION
22r obi. to WWe akaokkeng le a of wt
cknd w; ferrule. bin fantasy fuN*O a IL Ore-
CW- assured wd a rr%et. BOK 13896
Call 1-900-461-3793
$2.49 per min.
SEE WHAT HAPPENS
24 r ole maks. 511', 225 Ba bokkq fee a
guy to play puma with, b 25. BOD!
18254
GUIDELNES
To place hour ad wish a %I AllenadAri
Call 1.800.36P74m, The cper-aMs Of
nr night to am AN
aft AN dadam and
assume no kmb+b for war a rwspown;
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Sharing in the festivities
Michelle Buster prepares to dig in during a dents at the school is -as held last Friduv morn -
Thanksgiving feast organized by staff and stu- ing at the lunch hour, just in time for the annu-
dents at Roland Michener Public School in al Thanksgiving feast and celebration on Mon-
Aja.t. The Thanskgiving dinner for Grade 1 stu- day
Bazaar
raises
funds
for
waste
station
fight
A bazaar to
raise funds to
help fight a pro-
posed waste
transfer station at
57 Notion Road
in Alax near the
Pickering border
is being held Sat-
urday, Oct. 17.
"Rte event will
run from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. in the
party room of the
apartment con-
dominium com-
plex at 92
Church St.. Ajax.
It's being held by
the complex resi-
dents.
There'll be
furniture, cloth-
ing, toys, books,
jewelry, house-
hold items,
china, carpets,
,clocks, plants,
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:more.
Everyone is
:welcome.
For more in-
formation call
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meets
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help them cope
right here at
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The group
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for those dealing
with life-threat-
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Durham West girls begin North Metro league hockey season with two veins and a loss
The Durham West Lightning ban-
tam 'AA' girls' rep hixkcy team is off
to a flying start in North Metro league
action with two wins and one loss in its
first three contest.
In their most recent outing against
Orangeville. the Lightning won by a
score that was not reported. Goal scor-
es were Melissa Mciklc with two.
Local teens
still in hunt
for national
lacrosse spots
Two local players have taken anoth-
er step toward being named to the
Canadian under -19 women's field
lacrosse team after a rigorous weekend
of play at the Oshawa Civic Fields.
Jill Shannon of Ajax and Shea Mc-
Donald of Pickering are among 24
players who will continue to train in the
national team program. The training
camp on Saturday and Sunday reduced
the national team ester from 31 players
to 24.
The players got a chance to show
their stuff as the under -19 national team
played the Ontario senior women's
squad Saturday afternoon.
The next step fix the remaining 24
players is a three-day camp in February
to prepare fix their first international
tour to the United Kingdom. TTe young
women will rwicipatc in numerous
test matches in England. Scotland and
Wales.
Upon their return from the U.K.. the
final squad will be chosen. Team Cana-
da will consist of 16 players and two al-
ternatcs who will participatc in the
World Women's Feld Lacrosse- Cham-
pionship next September.
Pickering midgets
No. ? in Ontario
PICKERI'M' — The h'ickenng Pi-
rates H nchi International midget select
t+aschull team crnled an iwuctanding
seasooi by finishing second at the recent
provincial championships in Richmond
Hill.
The Pirates captured the South
Durham league title with a record of
none wins and three losses. Pickering
also defeated Oshawa in a best -of -three
playoff serer to tarn the night to play to
the Ontano championships.
The local midgets had to settle fix
the silver medal at the provincials after
being downed by Kitchener 8-5 in the
deciding game. Chns Gilson did a
great job on the Pirates' mound The of.
fence was led by Shawn Loughlin with
two singles and a run batted in. Paul
Peios had two do t bles, Gibson banged
out a single for two RBI. Kevin Keane
had two singles, Mike Minarik had a
single and an RBI and Andrew Fernan-
des smacked a single.
Pickering defeated Kitchener in its
sixth game of the champioxtbups 9-5.
Gibson and Matt Strong combined for
the win on the mound. Peios and
Loughlin hanged out two singles and
two RBI apiece. Romeo Persaud had a
double and an RBI. Gibson singled
twice. Rob Milne singled for two RBI,
Minarik and Fernandes each had a sin-
gle and an RBI.
Pickering opened the provincials
with a 9-0 win over the Blo r Jays.
Pitchers Minarik, Persaud and Milne
combined for six strikeouts, allowing
only two hits. Milne had three singles
and an RBI, Chris Obergfell had a dou-
ble and two RBI. Gibson had two sin-
gles and two RBI. Loughlin, Minarik
and Nick Yurkovich each had a single
and an RBI and Ryan Topping added an
RBI.
In game two, the Pirates suffered a
9-2 loss to Burlington, but rebounded in
the third contest to beat Southwest Lon-
don 13-11. Fernandes smashed a dou-
ble for two RBI. Milne had three RBIs,
Peios had two singles, Adam Chitussi
and Persaud had a single and two RBI
apiece, Keane. Obergfell and Strong
each had a single and an RBI, Gibson
contributed an RBI and Topping hit a
single.
In a re -match against the Bloor Jays
in game four, the Pirates won 3-1. Gib-
son pitched five innings, allowing four
hits and no tens. Minarik closed the
game, allowing one run on four hits.
Obergfell doubled for two RBI, Chitus-
si had a single and an RBI. Loughlin
and Milne each singled.
The Pirates played Burlington in
game five and romped to a 11-3 victory.
Rob Milne chalked up a complete -game
win on the mound. Peios doubled and
single for four RBI. Loughlin had three
singles and an RBI, Yurkovich had two
singles and an RBI. Gibson belted two
singles. Milne singled for two RBI. Mi-
narik and Obergfell each had a single
and an RBI, Chitussi, Persaud and Fer-
nandes each earned an RBI.
The team is coached by Andy
Obergfell, Mike Minarik, John Chitussi
and Mike Rivard.
Melissa Gaudet and Kristen Alexiou
with singles. Assisting were Sarah
Connelly, Kristina Carroll. Krystal
C'hartrand and Brooke Pabosta.
The Lightning dropped a 4-0 deci-
sion to North York Storm 'AA'.
Durham West pla} ed hard against a
good North York squad, but couldn't
convert numerous scoring opportuni-
ties into goals.
The Durham West bantams started
the regular season with a 3.1 victory
over Leaside. Alexiou, Connelly and
Lcighann Genuis scored for the Light-
ning. Assisting were Daudet, Meikle
and Alison Fair.
Next week, the Lightning bantams
will play in the Solid Gold tournament
in North York.
Team members are Sarah Long,
Calli Bodnar, Lcighann Genuis, Mclis-
sa Meikle. Kristina Carroll. Emily
Sand. L-indsay Lilly, Aleva Suleman,
Krystal Chartrand, Heathcr Clayton.
Kelly -Ann Friel, Alison Fair, Melissa
Gaudel, Sarah Connelly, Kristen Alex -
too and Brooke Pabosta.
The team is coached by Ray Jones,
assisted by Al Carroll and Pete Young.
The trainers are Arlene Sand and Anne
Connelly and the manager is Laura
Gaudel.
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