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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_10_23PICKERING'NEWS ADVERTISER""' P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUN ITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,500 36 PAGES FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1998 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY S5/ $I NEWSSTAND Grieving family wants protection for elderly on busy road Senior 'almost made it ome The familN' of' Ajax senior Dora Howard, who was struck and killed last week on Westney Road, is urging installation of a sign notifi•ing mo- torists that elderly people live in the area. Fami- ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ NeK•s Advertiser photo Iv members (from left) Winne Ritchie, Lvnne Ritchie, Brookl.n Howard, Christine McDougall and Dianne Howard are still trying to deal with the tragedy. suspectsP ramid scheme in court y Special Crown to prosecute Anita Witty BY .Is EPNF.Jv' SHA1�' Staff Wrtter The wife and two daughters of former police services board chair - Z_ man Jim Witty made their first ap- pearance in Oshawa court yester- day on charges of conducting an il- legal scheme. Dressed in a dark green blazer, Anita Witty, 58, walked briskly by reporters as she entered the King `- Street West courthouse and coolly snapped: "Don't you people have -1yanything better to do'? Why don't ,you go after the criminals?" A prominent Ajax business- woman and community leader, ;Ms. Witty was accompanied by ,husband Jim Witty — the former Ajax mayor and Durham Region chairman —and daughters Kim- berly Richards, 33, and Cheryl Loyst, 39. The three women were among 17 arrested last month in connec- tion with "women -only" pyramids which police said operated under the names Women Helping Women, The Cookie Club and the Businesswomen's Investment Group. Among the accused are sisters Gail Syme, 46, of Courtice, a for- mer Clarington school board trustee, and Oshawa resident Carol Switzer, 48, a member of the Fam- See PYRAMID page 5 AN/TA W177Y First court appearance BY LINDA WHITE Staff Writer AJAX —A family grieving the death of a senior struck by a truck is calling for a crosswalk or sign indicating elderly people live in the area because they "don't want this to happen again". Dora Howard, 82. of West- wood Manor on Westney Road. -had almost made it home" after picking up cat food and fruit at a _n cery store across the street \k hen she was struck by a coffee truck around 2:20 p.m. Oct. 14, dotes granddaughter Christine \.I,: Dougall of Ajax. Mrs. Howard's daughter Lynne Ritchie recalls the phone call she received about the accident. She was told her mother had suffered a broken nose and would he OK. But when she called the Ajax - Pickering Health Centre. Mrs. Howard was shocked to learn her mother was unconscious and in critical condition. She was urged to get to the hospital as soon as possible. Mrs. Howard was later trans- ferred to Sunnybrook Health Sci- ence Centre in Toronto, where she succumbed to her injuries five hours after the accident. She had suffered a crushed lung, hemor- rhaging in her brain and a frac- tured arm and pelvis. Her nose had Inside the News Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ...........6 Travel ................12 Entertainment ..........14 Sports ................28 Classiflsi .............30 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 DistrUntien ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Anctim Line ......683-7545 Yo 1-800-662-8423 EmW1 .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net fAX ............. 683-7363 not been broken as police had ini- tially reported. Doctors were planning to per- form surgery to relieve pressure on Mrs. Howard's brain and warned Mrs. Ritchie her mother might suf- fer brain damage as a result. Mrs. Howard died before they could op- erate. Family members say the moth- er of eight was a strong, healthy independent and giving woman. "I remember one Christmas when people down the hallway didn't have anything," recalls daughter Diane Howard of Etobicoke. "She invited them in, though she didn't have much herself. She always thought of others" The grandmother of Il and great-grandmother of 14 "is going to be missed dearly;' says Mrs. McDougall. "She gave lots of love...and was always giggling about silly little things" While the family has questions about the police investigation, they arc most concerned about other se- niors living at Westwood Manor. She had a lot of friends in that building," says Mrs. McDougall. We would like some protection for them" There is a traffic light down the street from the seniors' building, but Mn. Howard's famils says Ste FAM/1.) paLr J lop _ High Energy Low E Argon Gas with warm edge Ojnee per visit - Umked time offer nmMALE VAndows J�Li[1 & Doors 601 Aspera AL pickffft 831-1989 The intelligent Alternative www.autodepotca- WHy RA y TOU Free (888) 503-3333 �► Toroxto (416) 444-2444 RETAn? Canada s Car Company A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDMN, October 23, 11"S Waste station proponent trashes plan J & F's withdrawal of controversial facility on towns' border leaves foes `very, very pleased' Plans for a new waste re- cycling/transfer station on Notion Road in Ajax near the Pickering border have been scrapped. J & F Waste Systems Inc. submitted a letter to the On- tario Municipal Board (ONIB) yesterday informing the board the compan% was withdrawinits appeal of- t,The Town of Ajax's decision not to allow the reioning re- quired for the waste facility, and withdrawing its applica- tion to the provincial Envi- ronment 1\itnistry for a Cer- tificate of Approval to oper- ate a transfer station at the site. "This is a business deci- sion based upon considera- tion of the concerns of the Town councils of Ajax and Pickering and of the area residents and of the time and resources which the adver- sarial process would have demanded from all parties:' wrote J & F lawyer Ran- dolph Smith in the letter to the OMB. The facility proposed b% J & F at 57 Notion Rd. could ha\ a processed up to 750 metric tonnes per da} of in- dustrial/commercial solid non -hazardous waste. Area residents on both sides of the border had banded together to fight the J & F plan, saying they were concerned the facility would bring noise, odour, dirt and excessive truck traffic into their neighbourhood, and posed a threat to Duffins Creek. The Town of Pickering also opposed the project. Pickering and Ajax had pledged to provide $20.000 each to fight it before the OMB. As well, the two Towns, area residents and Pickering -Ajax Citizens To- gether ( PACT) fir the Em i- ronment had all called on the Province to order Em i- ronmental Assessment hear- ings on the J & F proposal. The OIN1B recently ruled 'joint board' hearings would he held on it. which required the consideration of em iron - mental issues in additional to coning matters. "It's a great %ichor% for the Totins and their rc,:- DAVE STEELE P. -1C7 chairman culls withdrawal 'a victory for the people' of Ajar and Pickering. dents." said Pickering local Ward 3 Councillor David Pickles. whose constituents had pleaded with council to help them fight the waste station which would have been built a short distance from their homes. "The resi- dents were very mobilized on this one and they did a very good job of bringing their concerns forward " "That's excellent. I'm in hea%cn." said the leader of the Pickering residents. Ter- rance White, when told of the withdrawal. "All the people in the community who were on board from day Handgun, marijuana seized following domestic dispute AJAX — Durham Re- gional Police seized a loaded handgun and four garbage bags filled with marijuana after responding to a domestic call in Ajax. Sergeant Jim Grimley said officers went to a Hur- ley Road basement apart- ment Tuesday afternoon and found a 27 -year-old woman bleeding from wounds. The woman was taken to Ajax and Pickering Health Centre for treat- ment, meanwhile officers discovered the pot inside the apartment. That same day a search warrant was obtained and the loaded gun was found in the residence, Sgt. Grim- ley said. A suspect was arrested the next day after turning himself in to police. Robin Michael Ewing - ton, 42, of Hurley Road, is charged with assault caus- ing bodily harm, threaten- ing death, possession of an unregistered restricted weapon, careless storage of a firearm, possession of stolen property, possession of a controlled substance and possession of a con- trolled substance for the purpose of trafficking. The property charge stems from identification found in the apartment and previously reported stolen, Sgt. Grimley said. Mr. Ewington was held in custody pending the out- come of a bail hearing. one worked xrry hard and thev should be thanked:' He added, "You can in- fluence things that go on in your community. Fin really happy. lt's been a lot of hard work.** PACT chairman Davc Steele described the with- drawal as "a victory for the people He suggested the turning point was the ON113 decision to hold joint board hearings that would bring em•iron mental issues into consideration. The next step. he added. is to make sure Ajax and Pickering work to- gether on a proper study of the Notion Road area to de- termine what kinds of uses are appropriate there and compatible. %kith the sur- rounding community. David Home of Ajax said. " A'Cre very, vcry pleased the company has de- cided to withdraw its appli- cation. "I commend the commu- nity for the way they have responded to this challenge. we'll be getting in touch with people who donated funds" to help tight the issue at the OMB. Ajar Ward 3 local Coun- cillor Colleen Jordan was equally ecstatic. "I'm very happy and pleased at this outcome. It certainly sakes money for the Town, time and money. "I'm also pleased J&F listened to the number of concerns expressed by the community" J&F president I-cnm Campitelli refused to spc;rk about the withdrawal. say- ing, "I'm under strict condi- tions not to comment:' FALL CAR SHOW OCT. 20•° — 24T" NEW CAR SEMINARS FEATURING: JOHN BOOTH THE "COCKNEY CAR DOCTOR" SATURDAY: 12:30PM - 4PM F000 --COURT GAZEBO _,° TPCKERIN OWNoe CFNTRF Centre Shopping Hours: 401 at Liverpool Road Mon - Fri: 10am-9pm Sat: 9:30am-6pm Sun: 12pm-Spm I+ it 'NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, 9cto0erc23, 19913 PAGE 3 &T Murder trial � Pickerwoman's•set for man charged in in gg death B Y STEW11- N SHA W Staff Writer PICKERING — A 25 -year-old Pickering man who Durham police and prosecutors contend killed his JESSE WATKIN.S Accused in nucrder o f'ex ex-girlfriend and made her death Icxrk like suicide will stand trial in the new year. Jesse Andrew Watkins, of Den - mar Road, is charged with first-de- grce murder in the death of Laurie White. 'llie 20 -year-old denial assistant was tiwnd hanged in her bLdrexrm at her parent's Marinet Crescent home in Pickering on Oct. 9. 1996. The Durham College graduate's death was initially suspected to he suicide but her family were con- vinced otherwise and a police inves- tigation continued for six months. In April of last year the woman's remains were exhumed and a sec- ond Ix)st-mortem was performed at the Centre for Forensic Sciences. Police said her death was caused by ligature strangulation and ruled the case a homicide based on the in- vestigation and the forensic tests. A week later Mr. Watkins was charged. Mr. Watkins ha, remained Car smashed out of impound AJA%X -- A Whitby resident faces several charges after a suspended driver rammed through the gates of an Ajax impound and drove off early yesterday, Durham Regional Police said. An employee of First Towing on Notion Road was -slightly in- jured" in the inci- dent. said Sergeant Jim Grimley. He said a man received a 12 - hour licence sus- pension just be- fore midnight Wednesday and his car was im- pounded. Afxrut 45 min- utes later, police said, the man went to the pound, got into the unplaced vehi- cle and smashed through the exit. The Toyota Corolla was spot- ted by police mo- ments later and followed to the area of Cochrane Street and Taunton Road in Whitby. STOP IN GALMITH JEWELLERS 35th ANNIVERSARY SALE watches .Gold Old Ajax Placa on Horwood by Homo Hardware A brief chase was called oil* after the car ran through red lights. Police went to the owner's address to wait for him. A 33 -year-old man was arrested at his Resolute Crescent home just before 3 a.m. Li- cence plates, reported stolen in Uxbridge, were SALE P' EIS C"A! BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., Oct. 23, 1998 News Advertiser • Carlo tt Th Ajattmicic • Cash Converters A0WP& Food Basics Ajexl & . G1► AOWP& ' Lilt* Taxi AjatxlPidt, New Nwe (west) AOWTick Sara ApdPick. 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OF HWY. 401, EAST OF PORT UNION RD) AIP PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, October 23,1998 Ajax-Pickering.1 hospital gets special y emergenc servicesfunding BI' MARL4h'NE T4 KA C'S Staff Writer ly? It's going to depend their emergency depart APHC. New funding from the Province to improve access to emergency ser%ices at the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre (APHC) will help but may not he enough, ac- cording to hospital spokesman Susan %'an Exan. The S I _26.095 in special operating funding will allow APHC to open tem- porary beds or bring in ad- ditional nurses during peri- ods of peak emergency room demand. APHC already opened six additional beds in Sep- tember to make room for an increase in patients coming in through the emergent\ department. The extra beds Here put in the hospital's 1998/99 bud - 0 et e\cn though funding for them had not ,ct been appro%ed h, the health mrmstn. ..What this money does for us is help us pa} for those beds:' says Ms. \'an Exan. "Fill it help allevi- ate the pressure complete - what happens with the emergency situation.- APHC already had to open six extra, unbudgeted beds late last winter to deal with an overflow of emer- gency patients. Those beds were closed oyer the sum- mer but had to he opened again in September to deal with another cmergency overload. The pressure on the de- partment has been increas- ing in recent ,cars with the growth of Ajax and Picker- ing. "E%en the six beds might not he sufficient to coyer the need.' notes !its. \'an Exan, "but it helps us to an extent." APHC was amonz 81 Ontario hospitals which the Province announced Mon- day will receive a total of S121.8 mullion in additional funding to deal with emer- gency department needs. The money came after an- other crisis per last w eck w hen many Greater Toronto: Area hospitals had to turn a%%a, patients from Family says they `don't want this to happen again' FA MIL I" from pajve I man, elderly people aren't pre- pared to walk that extra distance. particularly in in- clement weather and when they are carrying gro- ceries or other heavy items. "In memory of our mother, we would like to do something:' ex- plains Mrs. Ritchie, also of Ajax. " I don't under- stand why a (se- niors') building was put there without any pro- tection for its res- idents" The family is planning to draw up a petition and urge Town Coun- cil to install a crosswalk or some other safety measure. . Durham Re- gional Police Constable John Hinds said the in- ,estigation is continuing. Local Ward Councillor Colleen Jordan Kas not available for comment about safety con- cerns in the area. menu due to a lacy of space. Scarborough Cente- nary hospital. which :APHC has recently been merged with to form the Rouge Valley Health System, re- cciycd S�_'8.800. "Our government is act- ing to ensure that hlgh- quality. emer�_enc\ room sen ices are accessible to people in our community: saes Durham West \111pand Minister of Communi- ty and Social Services Janet Ecker in a media re- lease on the funding for Today's an- nouncement will mean re- duced %%ait times tier pa- tients during peak periods and ensure that fcHcr am- bulances are redirected to other hospitals.' The release notes that hN providing added llexi- bility to hospital emer- gency rooms, the Province cxpects to reduce the num- her of times an ambulance nerds to he redirected to another hospital h\ one- third pro,incc-,+idc in 199-1999 and h\ t�1 thirds in 1999-2W0 (,IBC .� P Seminar: Help ensure your child's future by saving for their education. Find out how the "Canada Education Savings Grant" can help your RESP by 20°%! 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Police said they targeted the "top players" in three pyramids during a three- month probe which ended in the arrests.They said women from all walks of life were recruited into the groups with the promise of a $40SM return on a $5,(XX) investment. The pyramids, which op- erated under a cloak of se- crecy, were structured s() that a group of seven wonun were required to recruit eight 'investors'. When the eight have paid, the "queen" collects the pot and the pyra- mid splits into two, with each person moving up a notch. Inevitably, police said, the pool of recruits dries up and the pyramid collapses. It's believed dozens of women lost thousands of dollars. Outside court, hairstylist Debbie Chokas told re- porters a girlfriend lured her into a pyramid with the prospect of a quick cash re- turn. She said the friend put up her $2,500 investment. "They told me I was going to make $20,000 and that I had to pay back double the investment;" said Ms. Chokas, a separated mother of three adult children. The 45 -year-old Oshawa tinman i, charged �tirth par- tr.rr:'in L in the h,mr A feel this (charge) is ridicu- lous. I never got to the top and I never saw any money;' she said. Ms. Chokas de- scribed herself as "a naive housewife" who got suck- ered into the scheme. "They told me there were lawyers, policemen and everyone was in it. Everyone said it was legal, just 'women help- ing women."' Ms. Chokas "told them to take my name out of it" after stories appeared in the media prior to the arrests in which police warned the pyramids were illegal. "And they didn't, It really makes me mad... One of the women in my group collect- ed $2(X),000 and she wasn't even charged." The case has attracted widespread publicity be- cause of the high profile of some of the accused. A Crown attorney from outside Durham Region will be brought in to prosecute Former Durham Region chairman Jim Witty and wife Anita arrive at court Thursday. The case against her was adjourned until next month. Merrill I the wife and daughters of Mr. Witty, who retired last year as police services board and regional council chair- man. Also charged with con- ducting an illegal scheme are Connie Poirier, 53, of Pentland Street, Oshawa; Christine Lee, 32, of Cob- blehill Drive, Oshawa; Kim Cooper, 33, of Trowbridge Avenue, Oshawa; Shiela Boisvert, 34, of Mary Street, Oshawa; Julie Jeffrey, 38. of Ritson Road North, Oshawa (three counts) and her moth- er Brenda Simpson, 57, of Ritson Road North, Os- hawa; Melanie Zwicker, 27, of Carnegie Avenue, Os- hawa; Geraldine Poulton, 51, of Grandview Avenue, Oshawa; Sarah Green, 21, of Taunton Road East, Os- hawa; Cynthia Steffen, 27, of Corporate Drive, Scarbor- ough; and Carla Smith, 32, of Champine Square, Bow- manville. 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MerM LvncIN At `*P PMW d NtWS ADVtA t3Ek 0t#kK r VtiF1'I04,4t'Jistobei$3, 1998 Editori I & opiNioNs N C tiff' S EDITORIAL A D V E R T I S E R Violence against women has to be stopped Individuals, schools, governments must help end sickening crime It may take the Marc Lepines and Paul Bernardos of Canada to bring it into the glaring, harsh light of rcahty. but violence by men against women is much more prevalent than the odd sick- ening, outrageous crime. Perhaps the most startling statistic to come out of our three-part series on vi- olence against women is that an aston- ishing 51 per cent of women were re- ported by Statistics Canada to have claimed the% were victims of abuse b% men at some point in their adult lives. Surely, with such overwhelming numbers, justice authorities at all levels in Canada must make s iolence against women a priority. Sentences for violent men. especial- Iy repeat offenders, must be more harsh. Violent offenders must get mandatory counselling which forces them to confront their actions and be- ha%iours. The message simply has to get out that violence against women will not be tolerated and will be pun- ished — severely. Treatment for women. such as that offered by the Domestic Violence Re- >pomsc Tcam, which acts quickly to offer assistance to abuse %ictims. is crit- ical, of course. Victimized women must be made to feel comfortable to make choices about how to deal w ith an at- tack. Women must also he encouraged to report attacks so the abuse can be stopped. Perhaps what's realb% needed. and what would go to the heart of the mat- ter, is education for girls AND hoes in elementary schools about what is ac- ceptable behaviour and what is not. Conduct in the playground. in the class- room and in any social situation must be addressed by those in supervisor% roles. Lessons learned very earl% in life and repeated both at school and, of* course, in the home, could ward off pat- terns of ahuse in adulthood. Young adults, once in high school. must have proper. civilized beha%iour reinforced constantly by their instru, - tors. It may even be necessary to have a mandatory course taught in Grade 9 or Grade 10 to reinforce the point that %i- olcncc is unacceptable. %Philo this would he a drastic step, halt the female Population of Canada being assaulted durine their adult %cars is certain/% drastic toxo. And we must take steps to stop it. Women must not stand for an% abuse. Society must not condone abu- sive beha%iour by men in am form. Only by working together can we end a sorry. largely private legacy of our past. --O C_ T 23 1998 .SBA LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teachers, don't blow- chance to mold citizens To the editor: I ant w nun: this letter to com- ment on the teachers not willint' to participate in am extra -curricular activitics. Extra -curricular acts itics are an integral part of the school at - Y2K man at your service 'The sk% will fall. The sky will fall. - So say computer experts who claim that. when we ring in the new millen- nium Jan. I. 2(10(), your PC will go kabhxliwie. your neighbour's iMac will go kaboxtm and the remote control disco ball in Times Square will come crashing down on Dick Clark, rocking his Rockin' New Year's Eve Party. Of course, those techies should know, having built the computers that come fully -equipped with the Year 2000 bug, at no extra cost to you. And, they'll be the first to know when the Y2K glitch takes hold. On New Year's Eve, they'll be mousing around a chat room, interfacing with a cyberspace buddy about the latest anti-trust suit against Bill Gates, the richest comput- er nerd in the world, TM Whereas most of us will be prone on our sofa, a lampshade on our head, watching Dick Clark with a disco ball on his. "Look, honey;' we will say, "Dick Clark's got a hair out of place." On the Shopping Network, an in- fomercial will come on featuring Mr. Gates yammering at K -Tel speed. "We only have 3,748,963 of these babies left and you've only got 17 seconds to order your anti -Year 2000 virus kit. Blake Purdy e►rs Edifur When placing your order, remember to specify item Y2K-Okee-Dokec. ' Which could come in handy for the Y2K consulting firm Durham council- lors decided Wednesday they must hire to make the Region's computer sys- tems Year 2000 -compliant. The com- pany will be paid $150,000. But, Durham officials figure it will cost much more to right what's wrong with the Region's computers. Potential price tag: $20 million. Or about the cost of 7,089 Times Square disco balls and 23 toupees for Dick Clark. Without a Y2K consulting firm, Durham officials fear, all manner of tragedies will ensue. Dick Clark aside, they're in a panic about the possibility of failure in mechanisms like those that filter contaminants from the sewage system, control elevators in regional buildings and switch traffic lights. But. while Durham officials are in a dither about the catastrophic conse- quences ol' a Y2K meltdown. I'd like you to consider the hilariiN that could erupt. How much would N ou pay to see an arch -enemy getting his drinking water from a toilet howl doggie -style'' Your price to have the traffic lights tin- kered with so you always got the green and your ex was stopped at e%ery red? What would it be worth to scc a he - mused politician who'd intended to take the elevator to the second-tla)r re- gional council chamber instead end up in the basement holding cell reserved for crime suspects awaiting trial'' If you answered "big bucks" to any of those questions, you should know I'm making myself available as a Year 2000 consultant. My price tag: big bucks less than $20 million. Lobby your regional councillor to persuade colleagues to rescind their decision and hire me. Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve party might feature musicians singing -I'm your hoa:hic koochie man, your boogie woogic man... ba boom ba boom, ba boom ba boom. But, I'm your Y2K man, your millen- nium merriment man... ba bxx)m ba boom, ka boom ka boom. mospherc as a whole and should not be- discontinued. I do not only speak of the 'jocks" sweating it out on the gridirons or ice surfaces. 1 mean all clubs and acti%mc% that ha, c tkcn offered in the past. I speak of the chess clubs, the drama clubs and yes the %arsity sports that give students pride in their school. With these activities, students can showcase their talents alone with their peers, and hold their heads high when their own particu- lar endeavour has won them and more importantly their scbox)l an award or championship. Part of attending schoxtl is to be an indi%idual. not ,just a number in a class that must attain certain grades. Most high schools do not allow participation in extra -curricu- lar activities if certain grades are not met. Does this nut seem like a porsiti%e methal of getting students to learn'! They are not doing it for the teachers or their parents, but themselves, so they can show how good they are in other areas. Any post -secondary institution' looks not only at the student's grades, but also at what they did on their own time in the school calen- dar when selecting their freshman population. The debate club mem- bers in high school today could be the politicians of the future. The math club "nerds" could end up re- ceiving the Nobel Prize for physics. In addition, yes the jocks of the schools could win the Grey Cup, the Stanley Cup or even the World Series. These are all dreams, but if these students have no dreams for the future, what kind of life can our future population have? Think about it. Teachers have the power to mold and shape our future citizens. Try not to blow it. Esther ArscoM , Ajax PICKERING NEWS ADVER"T'1SI:l� A Metroland Comrrtunitt, New spaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt /:dilur-in-('lrrr/ Steve Houston AfunuKink kdtloe- Bruce Danford Direc for of Advertisirtt,! Duncan Fletcher Keluil .•f ch'ern.cn{s; .tlunager Eddie Kolodziejeak C'lussrfied . fdrrrn+ut� ,t tunager John %%illems Real l stare . l u wnwi , Advertising .11unu,L, r Abe Fakhourie Distrihutuut Manago Lillian Hook Office tlurtaerr Barb Harrison Composing .t1un,�,Lrr \e (905) 083- 5 110 Sales (905) 083-5I lit Classifieds (905) 083 -0 -11 - Distribution ((X)5) Wi I I General Fa% (905) 083-'3t,.; E -Mail rxtw srowm a durhain. net Web address ww w Aurhwnnc%k >. nc t 130 commercial Ate . Ajax. Ont. I. I S 211i The News Ad%ertiscr i, one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The Ne%o Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher resenes the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. o PCNA l'e'i •W '/Sjlylli7�ST(9 +' Es K; �r'r ,rte rilk- The best inbus W" ADVEii PER, R"QAX , QCU*W ?,3,.1.998 PAPE 7 MP . 1 .• ...-ess. R Meet the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's 1998 Business Excellence Award finalists... i JOHN McDONALD Gastops Gastops Limited: A private- ly -owned and operated Canadian company, Gastops Limited spe- cializes in leading-edge technolo- gies and advanced engineering for making machinery more ef- fective. It has pioneered the use of simulation techniques for gas tur- bine diagnostics and marine propulsion system designs while remaining focused on its mission to make machinery more effec- tive. PAUL, LAMBIF Drew Chemical across Canada. It is celebrating 60 years of operation and remains committed to developing and marketing new products. PETER PICOTTE Picotte Plastics Picotte Plastics Limited: This `just -in -time' production company aims to give customers the immediate service they need to keep their production flowing. Picotte Plastics Limited has built its reputation on specialty cutting in the expanded poly- styrene foam industry, a large part of which is done for the ar- chitectural detail construction trade, the movie industry and dis- play companies. Drew Chemical: A recog- nized leader in the industrial water treatment industry, Drew provides scale and corrosion in- hibitors, process water treatment chemicals and marine mainte- nance products to companies F BLAKE BUTLER The Royal Bank The Royal Bank: The bank aims to become the 'bank of choice' through one-on-one rela- tionships and it uses a three -pil- lared system that includes cus- tomer service, business perfor- mance and community involve- ment. It serves about 50,000 busi- ness and personal customers in Ajax and Pickering and offers a range of financial services and products. The bank aims to design and deliver services to meet the changing needs of the consumer and that of the Canadian econo- my. Dutchmaster Nurseries Lim- ited: Extremely strong and proud family ties are one of the key fac- tors in the success and achieve- ments of Dutchmaster Nurseries Limited, its community-based owners believe. Three generations are involved in the business, which supplies large caliber nursery stock and potted plant material to the indus- trial and commercial sector, and HENRY TILI.AART Dutchmaster Nurseries municipalities throughout Cana- da. RAYMOND BINNS Binns Designer Kitchensand Binns Designer Kitchens and Baths: Binns credits a tradition of high standards of professional- ism, along with the aim of pro- viding clients expert advice, quality products and exceptional service with its success as it cele- brates its 35th anniversary. It of- fers clients a 'complete package' in the remodeling of any kitchen or bathroom and staff believe teamwork and outstanding cus- tomer service are needed to meet and exceed the expectations of clients. Manpower Services: Man- power believes its ability to meet the varying needs of both their clients and their customers Lives them an edge in human resources placement. Specialized customer programs are often put into place to meet the changing needs of employers, while Manpower also helps clients and customers by sharing information and provid- ing individuals with unique learn- ing opportunities. coveries offers full furniture restoration and refinishing, in- cluding re -upholstery and repair. It believes it has created a unique network of collectors by develop- ing a list which tracks items peo- ple are looking for, which creates a connection and salisties a need. ANTHONY STONE IPM Hose and Fittings IPM Hose & Fitting: Found- ed and incorporated in 1976. IPM products service the industrial. petroleum and mining industries. IPM markets its products through a network of distributors through- out Durham Region. Canada and the Caribbean, making a decision in 1991 to not only distribute hoses and fittings, but to also be- come an importer -wholesaler. BOB SAGE Bromic Creative Business Products Bramic Creative Business Products Limited: A homc- based businc,,, Bramic designs, manufactures and markets cus- tom-engincered sit/stand furni- ture consoles for use in ?-t-hour call centres. Bramic believe, it is able to provide creative product solutions and services and credits its success with the ability to an- ticipate client needs and develop strategies to create safe and user- friendly working environments. KATHY MARCH Manpower Services JEFF CLARK Antique Discoveries Antique Discoveries: Located in a heritage building that pro- vides an atmosphere in keeping with its business, Antique Dis- DOUG McKAY McDonald's Restaurants, Ajax McDonald's Restaurants, Ajax: The philosophy at McDon- ald's remains the same, day after day — to provide great -tasting food with fast, friendly service in clean restaurants and provide great value. McDonald's Ajax aims to provide a comfortable place where customers can relax. It is involved in the community by supporting various regional initiatives and helping several charities. w I AIP PAGE I MEWS ADVERTISER f FRIDAY EDrWN,,0ctoMr 23,1998 _ - _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ The devastation is massive Pickering man ioins Rotarians in Dominican refie . missiola BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Huge fallen trees and limbs litter the landscape of* the Dominican Re- public's inland community of Con- suclo, one of hundreds of Caribbean towns and cities stricken by Hurri- cane Georges last month. Garbage lines the dirt roads, while wreckage from residents' modest homes is strewn about and crops have been ruined. This is the scene that greeted three Rotary Club members from Durham when they arrived in the Dominican recently to help some of the area's poorest residents rebuild. "The task is so massive you're not really going to make a dent:" says Bob Jarvest. Rotary Club of Whitby Sunrise member, about his feeling when he first arrived on the island. Mr. Jarvest returned from a work- ing trip to the Dominican on Oct. 17, to help the community battered by the Sept. 22 hurricane, with fellow Whitbv member Blair Buchanan and Rotary Club of Pickering member Tom Sears. "What surprised me is in three weeks• very little had been done to recover from the storm in the area we were in;" he says. -'I went down there expecting the street to be cleared by work crews, but there were no crews.' Consuclo is a municipality of 35,(1(x) dependent on the sugar cane industry. Although there are people in the town with varied economic backgrounds, the poorest people live in hateys, small communities com- prised of shacks made of tin wood and palm leaves in the sugar cane fields. Rotary members focused their ef- forts among the bateys, helping to clean up fallen trees, putting roofs on schools and delivering food. "Their tin shacks didn't withstand the strength of the hurricane:' Mr. Jarvest says. The members stayed with a group of Canadian nuns, who have been liv- ing and working in the country for more than 40 years. The nuns shared their philosophy that education is the most important thing they could give to the community says Mr. -Jarvest. For this reason most of their efforts Here focused on rebuilding schools. "Their philosophy is if they can continue to educate the kids, then in a generation or two they can improve their lot," says Mr. Jarvest, adding "the kids were so anxious to get back to school:" While the three tried to help the community as much as possible, there is still much to be done. It's estimated the electricity will not be restored to the area for at least six months, possibly a year, although some people have generators. Water is available at central locations, but there is no running water. The Rotary Club of Whitby Sun- rise has secured a container which it will fill with needed supplies and send to the Dominican. Items needed include food basics, such as tomato paste, cooking oil, canned meats and fish. Mr. Jarvest says these are required in small cans or bottles, since the nuns, who will distribute the food, have no way of separating a large container of food. h 11th. u I' s h h ators are also needed so the residents can re- build. "They exist in the Dominican;' says Mr. Jarvest about the supplies. "But these people don't have access to them:' Also required are clothing items such as T-shirts, shorts, dresses and footware. Anyone wanting to make a donation can drop the articles off at McAllister's Tradi- tional Interiors at 507 Brock St. N. in Whit- by. Cash donations, which will he forwardcd to the nuns who will purchase necessary ma- terials locally, can he sent to the Rotary Club of Whitby Sunrise P.O. Box 94 'Wh(thy. L IN 5R7. Introducing 1999 F -Series xLS 4x2 Supercab. The ONLY full-size pickup with -standard 4 doors. 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The Province allocation announced in late September the Durham public board will receive $6.626 million in grants for new schools while the Durham Catholic District School Board will get $4.526 million. School green thumbs honoured by Durham district board The garden at Oshawa's Dr. S. J. Phillips Public School was deemed the best in the region in this year's Hey We're Looking Good this Summer con- test sponsored by the Durham District School Board. Mary Brown, communications j manager for the board, an- nounced the win- ners Monday night, awarding Dr. S.J. Phillips a cheque for $300 and a plaque to display In the school.MARY Whitby's R.A. Sennett Public BROWN School, which 'Schools are won second prize, winners in the received a communim' cheque for $200 to be spent on fu- ture gardening projects. "Through your efforts our Durham District School Board schools are win- ners in the community," Ms. Brown told participants. i The contest was designed 10 years ago to encourage staff and students to spruce up the outside of their schools during the summer. Early each August, Ms. Brown vis- its each school to judge the entries on overall appearance, varieties of flowers used, patterns in the gardens, the con- dition of flowers and shrubs, evidence of growth, absence of litter and original- ity and imagination. , There were 72 entries this year, with each of the finalists receiving a framed photograph of their school's project. Other finalists across the region this year included Pickering's French- man's Bay Public School, Highbush Public School and Dunbarton High School; Whitby's K. Rowe Memorial School; Oshawa's G.L. Roberts C.V.I.; and Port Perry's Cartwright Central Public School. f 'Well -liked ' teacher 'ahlrahs involved ' in school, community loss of Richard Tettyi' Durham educators mourn oh n A "well -liked" teacher who worked with special -needs chil- dren and ran sports programs and clubs for students is being, mourned this week by col- leagues across the region. Richard Pettyjohn, a long- time employee of the Durham District School Board, suffered a heart attack in the morning in the parking lot of Vincent Massey Public School where he taught for the past eight years. He was 49. "He was a phenomenal friend and a long-time friend of my family:" says Mark Joel, princi- pal of Meadowcrest Public School in Brooklin, who taught with Mr. Pettyjohn at Duke of Edinburgh Public School 20 years ago. "He had a veru good rapport with students...he was well - liked. Richard always had time for e\eryone." Mr. Joel says. The Oshawa resident. who worked as a learning strategies teacher with special -needs chil- dren at Vincent Massey the past few years, joined the public school hoard in 1974. Mr. Pettyjohn spent his ca- rcer working with children in the city, teaching at Harmony Road Public School, Duke of Edinburgh Public School and Gertrude Colpus Public School over the years. "He taught everything from Grade I through K as well as special education and comput- ers.' says Mr. Joel. Mr. Pet- tyj(thn also ran the computer club at the school and was active THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22:At TO MONDAY, OCTOBER 26 ��. 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W@WS AMEMISE0, MMAYe0*41N', Oetolmr23, 499!3 tP1%W," All~ Korean teachers live and learn in Durham educational i sit BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff, Writer - Several English teachers visiting from South Korea this month are learn- ing about Canada's customs and sharing their culture with elementary students in schools across Durham. Hosted by the Durham District School Board, the 16 teachers are here for two weeks to learn about the board's teaching strategies and the Canadian way of Iife.The Koreans, who are living with principals and teachers from their host schools during their stay, are ob- serving and assisting in elementary classrooms and participating in training workshops at the board headquarters. "We want to learn anything we can about English education, especially from Canadian schools;' says Sewon Ahn, one of two teachers being hosted by Pickering'; Frenchman's Bay Public Sch(x)l. "It's eery useful for us. So far we have had a very good experience:' SEWON AHN 'We want to learn anthing we can about English educ•ations.I Ms. Ahn, who teaches English to Grade 4 students in Seoul, says English education is just beginning to evolve in Korea's elementary schools. "Our students are beginners in Eng- lish" in the entire nation, "We are short of English speakers" Ms. Ahn and Yo on A Kim, a Grade 3 teacher also being hosted by French- man's Bay school, say their experience here has been beyond their wildest dreams. "It's better than our expectations;" says Ms. Kim. And, she reports, living with French- man's Bay principal Helene Daleman has been great. " ITie time in her house is a good time and a good experience." "Staying in a principal's home and eating food that is prepared by a princi- pal, wow, we can't imagine that in Korea," Ms. Ahn adds. "Principals have very great authority in Korea. Helene looks like a mom in school. We are im- pressed with that." Ms. Daleman chose to open her home to the teachers because she "wanted to see first-hand what their cul- ture is like. I've learned a lot." And, apart from working with Ms. Ahn and Ms. Kim in school, Ms. Dale - man is enjoying showing the two teach- ers around the region and taking them to a variety of restaurants. "They had their first bagels on Wednesday, Ms. Daleman says. And, she notes, "Ibey have never experi- enced Halloween" "It's exciting," says public board staff development officer Chris Ward. '"lite schools have gone to great lengths to welcome our visitors. It's certainly a cultural exchange as well as an in-depth kook at teachers, including Dr. Roberta Bondar Public lic Sch(x)l and Col. J.E. 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"He put the ring on her finger and I assumed she accepted because she was crying. It was a pretty emotional moment." Weddings, I imaging, would be grand if held in the 1860 Anglican Cathedral, the centerpiece of Cathe- dral Square and the city's most im- portant landmark, commemorating the work of Anglican missionaries. Dominated by 13 chiming bells and a steep 133 -step ascent to the top of the tower, its narrow spindle stair- case is worthy of the climb to view the snow -flanked pinnacles of the southern Alps. Cathedral Square operates as a focal point for the city. The bus ter- minal, musicians, artisans, life -sired chess board and food stalls make up the lively pulse with locals and tourists alike. During lunch hour, we discover one of New Zealand's finest confec- tioneries, Hokey Pokey. No, it's not the ill -famed dance, but a sinfully delicious combination of butterscotch nuggets and caramel swirl ice cream — truly decadent. 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When Danielle needs help, she calls on her -fair} godmother" Leonardo da Vinci for help. Hol flan: Eddie Murphy. Ricky Hayman (Jets Goldblum) has the sort of life most peo- pie only dream about. He is a top executive at the Good Buy Shopping Network. lies in a beautiful apartment, drives a sporty convert- ible and wears only the hest clothes. But, he has a staggenng pile of hills and a stress-m- duced ulcer and his station's financial prospects are sagging. Rick% finds salvation in Halloween bash helps the fight against leukemia PICKERING A Pickering nightclub will host a Hal- loween bash with all proceeds going to charity. The Bear and Firkin's Hal- loween Party be- gins at 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31. Music will be supplied by a DJ. Door prizes will be awarded and a prize for best costume will be up for grabs. There's a $5 cover charge, with all money raised going to leukemia re- search. The Bear and Firkin is at 1550 Kingston Rd., just west of Brock Road. For more in- formation on the event call Gavin Neumann at 420-3967. "G" (Mutphv), a "holy man- on a personal spiritual pilgrimage. Lethal Weapon 4: Mel Gibson. Danny Glover. 'fhc} *rc baaaack One True Thing: Meryl Streep. Renee Zellweger. Ellen Gulden (Zellweger) is a young investigative journalist who lives on a heady mixture of ambition. perfectionism and caffeine. In the midst of a family emergency. Ellen returns to Pennsylvania, where she finds herself living once again with her middle-aged parents (Streep and William Hurt) and the most important investigation of her life is about to take place in the family home. Pleasantville: Jeff Daniels. Joan Allen, Tobe% %Iaguire. David Wagner (Maguire) is addicted to reruns of a classic television show called 'Pleasantville.' The show is set in a sim- ple place \•here everyone is "swell- and "perk\:' confrontation is a dirty word and life I% pleasant. So pleasant, in fact, that David im- mer%cs himself in 'Pleasantville' as an escape from the trouble -plagued real world that he shares with his total ly-popul r. ultra -hip twin sister Jennifer (Reese Witherspoaon). One daN things change when a strange TV repairman (Don Kno(ts) gives David a remote control Wrought Iron Table 3 -pc. sets, 2 styles $39990 4999 CompareOO & 60 at on P Only our doors have moved that zaps hire and Jennifer straight to Pleas- antville. When Jennifer injects her '90s atti- tude in this Prozac -like haze that is Pleas- antville, things start happening in living colour. Ronin: Robert DeNiro. Sam (DeNiro) is an American hired, along with an internation- al team of covert operatives, to steal a well - protected briefcase. One thing is clear: Some of them will die and others will kill for it. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm Omaha Beach along the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller (Hanks) believes getting himself and his men past the gauntlet is the greatest challenge he has ever faced in World War I1. But his most difficult task lies ahead. Simon Birch: Simon Birch ( Ian Michael Smith) wss the ,nialiest delivery ever record- ed in the history of Gravcsto\ n Memorial Pl rtJc e' ntrance Hospital. The doctors proclaimed Simon a miracle, and ever since, he's been quick to re- mind anyone who forgets. Fate takes an unex- pected turn when Simon gets his first hit: A high foul ball with tragic consequences. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban See RF.NFRo pug,. I s Allegro Travel International Travel Consultants TRAVEL FOR LESS Call us at (905) 837-9275 FAX (905) 837-9320 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 208 Pickering. ON Luggage Set 3 -pc. rugged set for only 19 434 96 Compare at ar I" ou nti � my MuM t Hospital. The doctors proclaimed Simon a miracle, and ever since, he's been quick to re- mind anyone who forgets. Fate takes an unex- pected turn when Simon gets his first hit: A high foul ball with tragic consequences. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban See RF.NFRo pug,. I s Allegro Travel International Travel Consultants TRAVEL FOR LESS Call us at (905) 837-9275 FAX (905) 837-9320 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 208 Pickering. ON Luggage Set 3 -pc. rugged set for only 19 434 96 Compare at Renfro play RENFRO from puke 14 but town of Winslow Corners, Ohio, life is quiet, People are friendly, and action figures are only toys. Then again, don't judge an action figure by the sire of its box. Meet the Commando Elite. There's Something About Mary: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not he lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, some- thing about Mary hew itches Ted so he hires pri- vate eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Urban Legend: Jared Leto, Alicia Witt. College students have their own urban legend. like those modern-day fink tales about tooth fill- ings receiving radio signals and alligators in the sewers that seem to arise spontaneously and spread by word of mouth. Theirs is about an ab- normal psych professor who allegedly killed six students and then himself 30 years ago. Then. a series of strange deaths occurs on campus. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre,v Famous Planers Cinemas: Apt Pupil: Brad Renfro, Ian McKcllen. Six- teen -year-old high school student Todd Bowden (Renfro) ha% uncovered a deadly secret. Nadi war criminal Kurt Dussander (Ian McKcllen) has been quietly living in Todd's hometown as Arthur Denker. Fascinated with the atrocities Dussander committed during the war, Todd confronts him and offer, a deal — he will not `_o to the authorihc, if Dcnkcr relate. I() hint the stones of Sc,_ond �k",rl,I War calnps.lindd hc�:n, Ilcnh: c e: NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, October 23, 1998 PAGE 1 S AM s a chilling Apt Pupil the more he hears, the more it begins to af- fect his personality, producing terrifying results. Antz:Z-4195 (Woody Allen) is just one in a billion worker ants, which also describes his odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z-4195 enlists his best friend Weaverto try and get to the princess. Beloved: Oprah Winfrey, Danny Glover. Sethe (Winfrey) is a runaway slave struggling to carve out a simple existence with her children in rural Ohio in 1873. Preventing her from achiev- ing that, however, is her painful past and the desperate measures to which she will go to keep herself and her family from returning to it. Night at the Roxbury: Will Ferrell, Chris Kaftan. Another Saturday Night Live sketch makes it to the big screen. Practical Magic: Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman. Sally and Gillian Owens (Bullock and Kidman) have always known they are different. Raised by aunts after their parents' deaths, the sisters grew up in anything but a typical house- hold where rules were for other people. Aunt Jet (Dianne Wiest) and Aunt Frances (Stcckard Channing) hope to give their nieces the strength that comes from the use of practical magic. But using sorcery carries a price. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan. Detective Inspec- tor Lee (Chan) is the only man capable of cap- turing one of Hong Kung's most powerful and treacherous crime lords. With the unwavering support of the Chinese Consular in Hong Kung, Lee's diligence and cunning have led to the con- fiscation of more than S5(X) mullion in weapons, drugs ;incl I collection of Chines all unsur- pa,wd In the wnrlcf Kurt Russells re -asserts his place in the action genre with a lively turn in Soldier, plan- ing this weekend in Pickering and Ajax. Highway 61 revisits the blues in A111111Jx Gig goes tonight, Saturday AJAX — An area night- under way at approximate - club wants to give you a ly 9 p.m. big case of the blues this There's no cover charge. weekend. Lord Stanley's is at 520 Lord Stanley's presents Westney Rd. S., at the cor- the blues band Highway 61 ner of Westney and Friday and Saturday night Clements roads. at the local night club. For more information The music will get call Wendy at 426-1899. ✓ "mom som"Ni 10 avow YAMIAA) HIL- THUIS 0:55; SAISUL MAL 1:44 fab stripped of" their individuality, separated from society and raised with one overwhelming man- date — kill or be killed. Todd (Russell) emhod- ies the principle of survival of the fittest. What Dreams May Come: Robin Williams, Annabella Sciorra. For those who be- lieve in eternal love, no explanation is neces- sary. For those who do not, no explanation is possible. Nnw playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Anti, Apt Pupil, Beloved, Bride of Chucky. Pleasantville, Practical Mavt,ic. Rush Hour. Sol- dier, Urban Le,,end. What Dreams Mw. Come. Established /985 ' 19a"1 1111 P4 4 C)uaht,i Lessons ln' Curin,s, Pn)f<.ssionuls Private Lessons In: Piano - Kc,hoard - ` t)odwinds Brass - "„cal - Drums • Ti:ctlrs Harmony - Hi,irrry - R(*,I Prep Scarborough Centre Kest Rouge 799 Hrnmlel Rd Ahhes Lune f'Itce. South of L uN renre Pr Unum do Kmoten Rd 269.8109 208.7900 0 . V.I. tit 11 )V6's' 25 AL1.'I'IVtf:�' AIA A<.I'.S' 4 4 SATURDAY -SUNDAY MATINEES 1095 KINGSTON RD.. PICKERING ACROSS FROM DAIRY QUEEN BRIDE OF CHUCKY fid J.nnit.r Tiny 1:30, 3:20, 7:30, 9:20 �� Jared L440 OTS 1:15,3:15, T:10, 9:10 AA THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY C— ta.wr A Cameron Dia: DTs 1:00, 3:20, 7:15, 9:35PLEASANTVILLE JeH DanWo; on 1:15,3:40,7-00,9-20 PG AFTER PGI ore00,7:05,9:30 Pit it iNiER AA TRUE THING "^q '9e May 0"—d. Mato- Th—PG Meryl Streep 1:00, 3:30, 7:00 AA SIMON BIRCH 1:15,3:30 D—d St.arm tha LPG PG SMALL SOLDIERS 1 PG Tommy Lee Jones 1:30. 3:40 AA Please recycle this newspaper! LLI • • • ICKERIN� c-aTc- featuring;+ BELOVED (AA) Fri_ Mon.- i fiurs. d Lou jet. -Jur:. '_o WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (PG) =ri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:20-9:55 1.25-4.00-7.20 9i55 RUSH HOUR (AA) Fn.. Mon.-Thurs. 750-10:00 2:00-120-7:50- PRACTICAL MAGIC (PG) -Fri.. 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It*, 2:50, So URSAII IEGE✓IM (AA) FAL-THURS 7:30,10.* SAT.-SUL MAT. 1250. 3.945:15 SIMDE OF CHUCKY (R) FRL-THURS. MA 9HF SAT.SUIL MAT.1:30, 410 ✓ MAASAM7VLLE IPG) FRI.-THURS, 7:00. to: SAT. -SLK MAT 1:10.3:15 AVT PUPIL FRI.-THURS. 7:24 95* SAT.-SUtt WT. I -K 3:20 GREAT GIFT IDEAS FROM CINEPLEX ODEON Gift of Night Out Entertautnteril at the Modes GIFT CERTIFICATES EIMA� 11111lam Available in $5 and includes admission tickets $10 denominations and concession vouchers AVAILABLE A' ANY CINEPLEX ODEON BOX OFFICE A i• A J i 1 A T r J T J► r a 1 I•i'A,r A A,T • r A J I -I 1 J T I i T J i T'a, T T •-. J A ♦. I I T. a s 1 A i T i .. i A T T S r T t I a a I r T I ••• ♦ A A'A 'A A'I • A J• "i A -A • A -A-A -A A L'i-A-��A A 4 A A' L J'r 0A' t A- A' A-! YA' YW dCA' J I s L A A- . AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, October 23, 1998 BILLBOARD OCT. 23, 19/8 FRIDAY, OCT. 23 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependancy. Child care program available as re- quired during the meeting. All wel- come. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, OCT. 24 FASHIONS: The St. Francis do Sales Catholic 'A'omen's League holds a fashion show from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the school gym. 82 Church St. S.. Ajax. Fashions for youth and adults from Sears. $10 per person. 428- 1564. 837-2894. CRAFTS: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion Ajax Branch 322 holds its Third Annual Craft and Bake Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at I I i Hunt St. 681-7811. 683- 2927 CANCER: Tai Chi is offered at 10 a.m. in the gardens of the Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col- borne St. Nk'., Oshawa. Learn about the graceful series of movements that support relaxation and stress reduc- tion and improve strength and flexi- bility. Register, 579-4833. CHOIR %N'ORKSHOP: Pickering's Pcacc Lutheran Church, 928 Liver- pool Rd., is hosting a choir workshop from 10 a.m. to noon. Registration $5. All Participants will receive a music packet. Call 831-1039 or 428- 8887. BABIES: Registration begins at 9 a.m. for a special storytime for babies six to 24 months old starting at the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade. This free six-week pro- gram is held Thursdays at 10:05 a.m. or 10:45 a.m.• beginning Oct. 29. Caregivers will learn songs and fin- gerplays to share with their child and be introduced to a wide variety of li- brary resources. Phone 831-6265. ext. 227. SUNDAY. OCT. 25 DiNNE:R: Greenwood United Church holds a turkey dinner, with sittings at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Adults S10, children $5, preschoolers free. Advance ticket orders required. Church is on 6th Concession in Greenwood. 683-6217. HOBBY SHONN': The Hobhv Model Show is being held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Exeter High School. 80 Falhy Crl.. Ajax. Sales. contests, vendors. 683-8125 Alex Kondracki ). 416- 491-6329 (Derek Pennington). GARAGE SALE: Critters in Need hosts a fund-raising garage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1213 Maple Gate Rd.. Pickering. Sports equipment, glassware, crafts, baby items. 839- 5105. The 4th A 1211 "zz 1 J,zck,iering Rotary 1998 TV AUCTION SA TURD.- }; NOVF_.t1BF_R 141h 6 - 11 p.m. ,SL -A -DA }; .%'OVEa1BF_'R 151h I - 5 p.m. 1. REGULAR ITEM - Items donated 3. SEGMENT SPONSOR - it irh a retail talue of less than $IOW. From Sponsorship of a 30 minute auction segment for electronics to sporting goods to gift certificates $200 and 60 minutes for $3.80 Rill provide the TV Auction features an incredible range of continuous donor acknoxledgement during the products and servi(es. Donors will receive segment as Kell as prominent mention in the mention in the TV Auction Flyer as well as on flyer. air 4. CORPORATE DONATION - A 2. MAJOR ITEP1 - An item Kith a value corporate donation of $1000 or more will be of $1000 or more Kill be featured for one hour acknoKledged with a live, on -air cheque on air and will receive special coverage in the presentation. A large display ad in the flier Kill flyer also be included. w Sponsored by; ^� /a ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL GROUP' Durham T E L E V I S I O N RiGERS- 1 R 1 q34 7411M due 1 -, Back to the bargaining table Mediator oversees public high school contract talks CRall(; HURCH ccl1wat, . The Durham District School Board and local members of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) are heading back to the bargain- ing tahle with a mediator. Richard Jackson, a professor at Queen's University in Kingston, has been appointed to act as a mediator -arbitrator be- tween the two parties as they at- tempt to hammer out a new two- year contract. The hoard, teach- ers and mediator meet Oct. 29 and 30 to "educate" Mr. Jackson on the issues in the dispute and on the Province's funding for- mula. .av> Craig Burch. the U1,cr tcndcn1 nt cm - pr/ 40 _ re, . 1. ./. W, OAK014AIIIS LOUNGE NOW OPEN Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Evenings D.J. Friday & Saturday 10:00 P.M. - 1:00 a.m. Music from 70's & `80's Pool Tables Q& • 10`K 5mion Dixount an regulon menu items a UBO • FREE Balloon for C61drr DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Soup & Sandwich • 11 am - 4 pm Onh$3.so ims Linco I wed. (90S) 837-0021 11 ea Mor"Ir I m Ilan 12 ami ON N OW Mond•yfrdW 11 a m.•2 µm. m Pc" baton oriy. No, VaW wqh 00W **0'4, pomo"M COW-- aANh Or d--ts or hoidayy EvM No, 30. 1998. dispute include teaching time. preparation time, other working conditions, salaries and benefits. Nov. 5, 6, 17 and 24 have been set aside for mediation and Dec. 9 and 10 for arbitration. Under the Province's Back to School Act, unions and school boards that are unable to resolve their differences can seek bind- ing arbitration. The legislation grants the mediator -arbitrator a 90 -day period to help the two sides settle their dispute and make a binding decision if the parties are unable to agree on the terms of a collective agreement. Mr. Burch reports Jan. 8 t,, the tar get datc" h )r a new AAAK' **No, MwAis. oar i G# =A N00 "Ad" $1000 Best COStLimi61 LOTS OF PRIZES INCLUDIN FREE POOL FOR A YEAR (APPROX. VALUE $3000) -250 Bayly St W., Ajax (between Harwood & Westnty) (905) 619-9881 MAG WYERS PUB Magwyem own ~.`• continental brunch buffet Sundays 11AM - 3PM --madidal L_l ,_.m. Featuring Magu ylers famous f Canadian maple glazed honey ham, Canadian 1 back bacon, tasty British .-- `-�..�� breakfast sausages, or try our smashing custom omelette bar, just the way your like it, as well as day breads for your sweet tooth. All for just $695. So come on doum, bring your family and enjoy the friendly, warm atmosphere. Watch for von Mai" opening $OOMM 105 Bayly St. W. - :1 (m We L06L06 Plaza), Ajax 42&88 77 KACWC AnVICOTICCO COInAV Cr%ATIAL1 nn .— –.– - — . w } AM PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1996 Fit"IV.n� k J Carpet Installation Tips Come In Handy Choosing the perfect carpet is only part of Ask that scams be placed in less visible the job. Proper installation ensures the investment will last. ,Before installation begins it's important to understand which services a retailer will provide and which you must handle. Here are some tips to help carpet installation proceed without a wrinkle. • With your carpet retailer, discuss who will remove the existing carpet and cushion and who will be responsible for disposal. Also, what precautions will be taken to minimize the impact on indoor air quality during removal. • Discuss furniture moving with your retailer. If the installer moves your furniture. there may be an extra charge. • Double check the delivery date, the installation date, and the estimated time allowance for the installation because your home will be in disarray during installation. • To determine yardage, the retailer should carefully measure each room or area. Particular attention should he paid to doors, closets. unusual angles and scam placements. • Choose a firm. resilient cushion that is 7/16" thick or less. • Discuss the I.•, areas. • Request that the installer follow the instructions from the carpet manufacturer and/or those set forth and accepted as industry standards. • Before the installer arrives. complete other remodeling projects intended in the room. such as painting and wallpapering. Vacuum the old carpet to minimize the dust while it is being removed. Vacuum the bare floor after the o I d c a r p e t is removed. • Inspect the new carpet for colour. texture, style and for visible defects. Carpets should be power stretched to minimize wrinkles and ripples. • If the new carpet is thicker, it may prevent doors from swinging free and clear. The installer will remove doors and rehang them, if possible. If doors still do not clear. arrange to have them trimmed. • Provide fresh air ventilation during removal of old carpet and cushion and for 72 hours after installation. Vacuum immediately to remove debris. • Discuss leftover carpet uses with your dealer :arpet can be u,,c�l for doormat, ,r replacement :arpci ,, r the . . , , . 4)' I , . I 1 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1998 PAGE 19 A/P Robert Bateman Coming To MacKenzie Gallery MacKenzie Gallery in Ajax welcomes renowned Canadian artist Robert Bateman to the outlet on Wednesday, Nov. 1 1 at 8 p.m. The world-famous wildlife artist who's a resident of the west coast will sign prints of his work at MacKenzie Gallery. He'll also be introducing his first-ever children's book "Safari" a great Christmas gift idea. In November, MacKenzie Gallery will welcome Canadian artists Walter Campbell and lames Lumbers. MacKenzie Gallery, opened in May, is owned by Paul Harrison who also owns another gallery in Barrie. The Ajax gallery has 400 pieces of art on the wall at any one time, including prints and original works by such acclaimed artists as Trisha Romance, Laura Bern_. Bateman...the list or. MacKenzie Gallery has timeless art treasures for every taste and every pocketbook, ranging from $99 for a print up to $9,000 for an original work of art. "We cover the very inexpensive to some very expensive works. We have something for everybody" says Mr. Harrison. MacKenzie Gallery is a full-service gallery which also does custom framing and plaquing, providing the perfect frames for photographs and needlework. MacKenzie Gallery is open Monday to Friday from noon to 9 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5. It's located at 90 Kingston Rd. E., Unit 5. Ajax. 1-,,r morn n...�ll A A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1898 ,f4a„ � Know ou A tool kit is a must for every house, regardless of whether the occupants are experienced do-it-yourselfers or can barely tell a screwdriver from a butter knife. With a basic toolbox, a minor problem can be taken care of before it turns into a major catastrophe. The following is a list of tools that should be a part of every household's tool kit. • Good hammer. • Retractable tape measure. • One small and one medium-size screwdriver. • Adjustable wrench. rM9-1th he forQID'U*0d1stbrMdli d 426-6683 for !best 471 who bas Ibt lL�e to dew.' OFF�'rferf'y Save 't C'on earn of$30'maids your first 3 :lings �, u • Toilet plunger. • Power drill, along with a complete set of bits. • Inexpensive pair of wire cutters. • Utility knife with a razor-sharp blade. • Roll of electrical tape and roll of masking tape. • Pair of pliers. • Packages of nails and screws in all shapes and sizes. • Pair of work gloves. • Package of bandages, gauze pads and ointment, in case of minor cuts and scratches. W 4. . . . . . . . . . . • • • .... • • • • • . • .... a — . ... • i a. ., a a a > s s a .. a - . s ... ►.. • . . ........ .. . . . • . . . . • . • • • ....... .. • . ..f -RR.4ii11'R-R41 �T T class Block: The It's a fact that's clearer than ever: The timeless ;auty of glass block windows, coupled with her beneficial attributes, makes them the natural toice for window construction. If you're one of the many homeowners looking or just the right solution to your window needs, ,ok no further than durable, decorative glass ock. While double -pane windows have been the aditional choice, many restrictions limit their ;dulness. Glass block's versatile design options and crying degrees of privacy mean that no Mitional window treatments are needed. esides offering privacy, glass block windows list breakage, making them virtually vandal - '()of. This makes them an excellent choice for endow locations that could potentially offer a ;r'lar easy access to a home. If one block Id break, it can simply be replaced. You ,n t need to replace the entire window. I.,scntiall\. gia,, 6,.,J ^,incl~ act Natural Choice like masonry, walls with light - transmitting capability. The appeal of glass block windows is enhanced by the variety of shapes and sizes available, allowing homeowners to create curved, functional windows with ease. These windows have an R - value more than twice the R -value for flat, single -pane glazing, and they are easily maintained just hose them down or wipe them clean with a damp cloth. They can be constructed with or without ventilation. Glass block panels provide brilliant luminescence for any room in the house, including kitchens, bathrooms, living or dining areas and even basements. Or, use glass block as side lights in halls and entryways. Close proximity areas are perfect for glass block applications because the amount of natural light can be maximized without pri % ac,,. ;1 -1 I::4�-I,,f :# 1i 11N,N;4, %-:.�1,iEI.,14, !.toIt iI) .Irh4-,PI'4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 23,1998 PAGE 21 A/P THE FINISHED PICTURE PRESENTS JAMES LUMBER IN PERSON SAT. OCT. 24TH 1:00 PM. - 3:00 P.M. ALL FLOOR MODELS Canada's FAVOURITE Name in Furniture. r— kar • ticduc k n appaa to1Pf" 00 /2 PPlice mductim by HE COAST FURN. CO. 0*0n sdoctodilnra At The Coast - Pickering Home & Leisure Cho -1755 Pickering Pkwy. (905) 427,3443 (just nom ot4ol • ea Brock Road North) M. cA/P PAGE 22, NEWS ADVERTISER i FRIDAY EDITION, Getobw 23,1!98 United Way needs your special skills Helpers s bul*ld commune *ty we all live in' The United Flay of Ajax -Pickering is looking for volunteers to help their "friends, relatives and colleagues:' reports fund-raising campaign chair- man Bob Pizer. Volunteers with cars can help de- liver campaign posters and/or brochures to local businesses. homes and public buildings, while people with sales or fundraising experience are needed to make follow-up phone calls to previous donors and small business owners. Retired people, students and any- one who knows the community is es- pecially welcome to make calls. Vol- unteers are needed during business hours and earl} evening hours. "We are eager for everyone to bring their gift to this year's cam- paign.•• says Mr. Pizer. • We need everyone to realize that their time. their energy or their special skills are critical to the building of the commu- nity we all live in:' The United Wa\'s 90 -plus services reach one in even three people in the community. Practical nurse: AJAX — The Durham Lakeview Council of Registered Practical Nurs- es Association of Ontario hosts a pre- sentation by the College of Nurses of Ontario called the Self -Assessment Tool Workshop MondaN. Oct. 26. The meeting. at the Al.ix and Pick - 0 J BOB Pl7_F_R are eager for even'one to bring their gift to this year's campaign.' For more information call Jo -Ann or Barb at the United Way at 686- 06(*. s host meeting Bring Health Centre (formerly the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital) on Harwood Avenue South, starts at 7 P.m -- All RPNs and PN students are welcome. Call 432-7604 for more in- formation. i f,,' c NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDIMM, October 23, 1998 PACIE 23 APP • "temporarily off the banned Hand gun prohibition extension no thrill for owners The fact hand gun owners will he ,hie to hang on to their firearms for inx�ther year does not satisfy gun own- ,rs, suggests one gun club advocate. -The fact they postponed the day hen they steal the property of 47,(X)0 )Cople is really good of them," was the arcastic response of Canadian Insti- ute for Legislative Action president [-Ony Bernardo. His Durham -based organization is fart of a coalition of 40 firearms In ups throughout Canada. His remarks were made after a re - Bateman signs prints at gallery PICKERING — One of Cana - la's most highly acclaimed wildlife irusts will visit an art gallery in town i.iturday. Oct. 31. Robert Bateman will he at the Z Art Gallery between 9:30 and II x m. when more than 50 of his works A I II he on display. Bateman will sign prints, but here is a limit of three prints per per - ,on due to time restrictions. Art Gallery is at 19(X) Dixie :,i.. at Finch Avenue. For more information call the _ .dery at 937-0144. CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our cur,ent'Always Low Prices" flyer. = E '4 - 6 112' Circular Saw. 54-8342-0 This product does not Lncude a case as stated in the flyer. ..e .v,sn to draw your attention to the following in our :urrent 'Great Weekly Saks" flyer. ==�E 2 -Lion King II, Simba's Pride, 45-3413-4 The release date for the sale of this video is Tuesday. October 27,199e -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - We wish to draw your after, on to the following in our current '1998 Fall & W~Cafilog n-. %GE 6 - Replacement Blades, 83-4115X Copy reads: 14.99 Should read: 14.99 each & up ITEM #4. Action Vic Senor Stick, 83-4207X Copy reads: Each 7.99 Should read: Each 9.99 PAGE 78 - ITEM 12, Kitchen and stand mixer, 43.2130.6 Copy reads 285.99 Should recd 298.99 PAGE 87 - ITEM #10, 60m haircutting kit, 43.8521-0 This haircutting kit does not cane with scissors as illustrak:d. PAGE 102- ITEM #7, Triple tube bud feeder, 42.6266-2 This product has been discontinued and will not be replaced with another dem. ITEM #12, Pine chalet bird feeder, 42-6269.6 This product has been discorhtimted and will be replaced with #42-5820. PAGE 107- ITEM #9, Log spCdler, 60-3860-0 This product is not available. No raincliedks will be issued. WE SINCERELY REGRETANY INCONVENIENCE WEVAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. r inoU d71 y:• c °8W Co. - Zonss 2-9 cent announcement by Minister of Justice Anne McLellan which stated the government's intention to post- pone confiscation of a number of handguns purchased after Feb. 14, 1995 until Dec. I, 1999. Originally the guns were to he banned as of Oct. 31, 1998. "This is why Bill C-68 is so un- palatable. It makes it so easy to do something like this;" Mr. Bernardo added referring to the necessity for gun owners to register firearms. He says the legislation allows the govern- ment to arbitrarily decide "what is dangerous to the public" The federal government plans to ban all handguns with a barrel length of 105 mm or shorter and all .25 and .32 calibre models. Anyone who purchased one of the guns prior to Feb. 14 will not have to turn in their gun. It was on that date the government announced its intention to ban the guns, some of which have been given the nickname Saturday Night Specials and have been linked to violent crimes. However, contends Mr. Bernardo, it is not the legal gun owners who have registered these guns who are respon- sihle for the crimes. Many of the mod- els to he banned are used for target practice and Olympic events, he adds. Certain models used for Olympic events are exempt from the ban but others are not. DON'T GO OUT OF YOUR WAY TO HELP SOMEONE. It's always been easy to give to Goodwill. Donate at any of these nearbv locations and you'll improve the chances of someone in your community finding a job. For other Greater Toronto Area locations, home pick-up service or special donation promotions call our DONATION HOTLINE at (416) 362-471 1. Oshawa Ajax Whitby Knob Hill Farms 250 Bayly Street W. 1 121 Dundas Street E. (Ritson & Hwy. 40 1) (Bayly & Westney) (Dundas St. E. & Thornton Rd.) Oshawa Pickering 1300 King Street E. Knob Hill Farms (King St. E. & Townline Rd.) (Brock Rd. & Hwy. 2) GOODS TO JOBS TO FUTURES. Home &GAnDEN NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 23, 1998 Here are some easy care tips for foliage plants One of my favourite foliage house plants is commonly known as grape ivy (Cissus rhombifolia). I'm sure you have all seen it. When eating out in a restaurant or visiting an office building you'll often notice these easy care trailers. The plant is undemanding and takes all kinds of abuse, and this. ol' course, is why you'll find it in places such as these. The deep green glossy leaves have tooth edges and are about two to three inches long and one to two inches wide. They trail and climb on stems that readily wind around am surface they are near, making them ideal for hanging baskets or trailing down the side of a bookcase:. Grape ivy is not as sensitive about light conditions as some eth- ers. It will do well anywhere from bright light to a semi -shade. Because the plant is tropical, night temperatures should not drop below 60 F (15 C). This plant can take humidity levels lower than most. although like all plants, will benefit from misting or being posi- tioned on a trav filled with _navel and water. Make sure the water does F_ -,INk ' = Veronica -._ Silva Irr The Gurdon not reach the level of the pot though. Root rot is not the objective. As the water evaporates, the plant will enjoy the resulting humidity. Cissus rhombifolia responds well to pruning by sending out new shoots and branching nicely. The cuttings root easily in water and in no time new plants are produced. Keep the soil slightly moist, but if you're in doubt it's better to let the plant he on the dry side. Fertilize with an all-purpose for- mula 20-20-20 according to the package directions and you will have luxuriant growth. Generally, grape ivy is no par- ticularly susceptible to insect or dis- ease problems and is a trouble-free plant that will last for years. The well-known rubber plant ...and we can help as T. lost 64 lbs. months!Cels like Magic" , Your first 20 lbs. are FREE � Based on full program. excludes product A 44o% w i (Ficus elastica), at one time, very popular, is another easy -to -grow plant that can take a lot of abuse. It will thrive beautifully on tender lov- ing care though, and will reward its owner for the effort, sometimes by actually outgrowing the house! This plant will tolerate a fair amount of shade, but will do well in an cast or west window. Tlx humid- ity levels in our homes (usually on the dry side) are fine for the rubber plant. While the plant is in active growth, the soil should be kept evenly moist. During the dormant or winter months, watering should be- reduced. ereduced. The rubber plant can be propagated by an interesting method called "air layering" To do this, choose a spot on the stem just below a leaf and make a long up- ward cut about halfway through the stem. A cut about one or two inches in length is about right. Wedge the cut open using a strong toothpick. a smal I pebble or a little piece of char- coal. Take a large handful of clean, damp sphagnum moss and place it around the stem covering the cut area. To ensure the moss doesn't dry out, cover with a piece of plastic wrap and tic the top and bottom. Soon, you will see new roots form- ing. Leave the plastic in place until a good network has been estah- fished and cut olf the new plant just below the moss hall. At this point, the new plant can be potted up. A,1:1t / PICKERIM; NEws ADVERTISER PRESENTS... ,._ A WEDDING Bridal Section publishes: Friday, January 29, 1999. EXTRAVAGANZA SUN., JANUARY 31, '99 Pickerim-, Recreation Complex Valley Farm Road. Pickering,. Find out how your Business can be involved in the spring bridal event of the year. Participate in a bridal and evening wear fashion show! SAoo¢oned 'RV/sE� 1660 Kingston Rd Pickering 426-7884 Pickering 831-0222 To reserve your booth space call (905) 683-5110 ow RON PMTRONIR01 Nen s Advertiser piuno It's the principal of the thing .lim Koh1s, principal at E.B. Phin Public School in Pickering, made good on his promise to dress as u gorilla if students met their fund-raising goals to bur equipment for science and music programs. The-• did and Mr. Kohls slid. 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Six central Ontario clubs sent swimmers to the first meet of the sea- son at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Pickering's senior swimmers turned in outstanding results at the event which got the competitive season under way. Kaye posted victo- ries in the senior girls' 100 -metre freestyle, 100m backstroke, 100m breaststroke, 100m but- terfly and 400m indi- vidual medley. Lauren Campbell finished sec- ond in the 100m breast, third in the 400m I.M., fourth in the 100m free and 100m fly and sev- enth in the 100m baclt .Jenn Martin placed fourth in the 100m breast and sixth in the 100m free and I 00 back. Carrie Lahti fin- ished fifth in the 100m free. 100m back. 100m breast and the 400m I.M. and sixth in the 100m fly. Jessica Lar- rea also competed for Pickering in this age group. Megan Shanks had five first -place perfor- mances in her 13 -14 - year -old girls' age group, winning the 100m free, 100m back, 100m breast, 100m fly and 400m I.M. Stephanie Mathias fin- ished third in the 100m breast, 100m fly and the 400m I.M. and fourth in the I 00 free and 100m back. Warren Barnes was the top swimmer in the 13 -14 -year-old boys' division, finishing first in the 100m breast, 100m fly and the 400m I.M. He also placed sec- ond in the 100m back and third in the 100m free. Graham Wolch won the 100m free, was sec- ond in the 100m breast, 100m fly and 400m I.M. and finished third in the 100m back. Ryan Ferguson finished third in the 100m fly, fifth in the 400m I.M. and 100m back, sixth in the 100m breast and sev- enth in the 100m free. Willie Ball placed fourth in the 100m fly, seventh in the 100m back and eighth in the 100m free and 100m breast. Also swimming in this age group was Michael Loewen. David Grose led Pickering's senior boys' swimmers with first - place efforts in the 100m back and 100m fly. He also swam to second place in the 100m breast, third in the 400m I.M. and fourth in the 100m free. Brett Harding placed second in the 100m fly, fourth in the 100m back and 400m I.M., fifth in the 100m free and eighth in the 100m breast. Eric Kelly finished third in the 100m free, 100m back and 100m fly, fourth in the 100m breast and sixth in the 400m I.M. MEMBERSHIPS FROM 19000 !PER YEAR Peewee Panthers wish game lasted for two periods PICKERING —The Pick- Goalics Mike Fleming and great saves to keep Pickering ering Panthers Bay Lukc Chivers shared the net- in the game as long as possi- Sports/Sports Excellence minding duties and rnadc sonic ble. major peewee AA rep hockey team saw a small lead turn into a big loss to a strong Belleville Bobcats squad in recent league action. The Panthers showed a lot of determination to stay with the top-ranked Belleville team for two of three periods, with Pickering at one point leading 3-1. Unfortunately, the bubble burst and Belleville went on to record a 10-3 win. Kyle Harding, Brian Camp- bell and Cale Smith scored for the Pickering peewees. Assists went to Ryan Gemon with two, Matt Fettes, Evie Hanna, Smith and Kyric Aitken with one each. Forwards Aitken, Jennifer Sadler and Derek Farmer cre- ated many offensive opportu- nities, while Gordie Brettell, Brett Connolly and Mike Mur- phy countered Belleville's physical game with some solid bodychecking of their own. Solid defensive efforts were turned in by Hanna, Stcye Farmer, Smith, Gemon, Tyler VanGir and Frtc Neubauer. Planning a Special Occasion? 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Rod EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS 9°-13°-16°-19°-24°-284 WEDGE Knowles 6) vs. Royal Scot 1 (Sergio Fabro 1) TEAM Kingston Voyageurs G W L T OTL 12 1 0 0 F A 61 32 PTS 22 GGA 2 57 GAME THREE Cobourg Cougars 7 13 7 3 2 1 67 36 17 283 Renown Electric 24 (Ken Jorgensen 6. Dale Baxter 6. Rich Johnson Wellington Dukes 12 8 4 0 0 56 58 16 -2 Irons 6. Darren Ince 6) vs Marlin Travel 21 (Joe Marra 7. Scott Linton 2. Pickering Panthers 12 8 4 0 0 S3 36 16 492 2.92 Jim Wyer 6. Eric Dawson 6) Lindsay Muskies 12 7 4 1 0 53 32 15 26' GAME FOUR Lighthouse Ltd 14 (Wayne Farrington 2, Todd Tobin 6. Dave Douglas Peterborough Bees 14 6 7 1 0 10 6 4 53 55 13 369 6) vs. B W Customs 12 (Steve Crites 6. Rich Rosen 6) Trenton Sting 0 0 55 42 12 420 Ajax Axemen 13 5 6 2 0 12 5 7 0 38 54 12 4.33 LEAGUE STANDINGS Oshawa LegionaireS 0 49 48 10 409 TEAM G W L T Pis jjpwmanvijle Eagles 11 4 5 1 t 44 45 10 4 10 Frozen images 11 8 2 1 17 Auburn Jr. Crunch 8 3 4 1 0 33 35 6 4.25 Discovery Bay Chiropractic 11 8 3 0 16 Port Hope Buzzards 11 2 7 2 0 35 62 6 5.64 Lighthouse Ltd 11 6 4 1 13 Bancroft Hawks 13 0 11 1 1 24 73 2 5.67 Omron 11 5 6 0 10 EASTERN CONFERENCE SCORING LEADERS BW Customs 11 4 6 1 9 Renown Electric As of Oct. 18 11 4 6 1 9 Royal Scot 11 4 7 0 8 PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS PIM Ma Iain Travel 11 4 7 0 8 Rob McLean Cobourg Cougars 12 5 14 19 9 Cam Kincaid Kingston Voyageurs 12 4 15 19 26 DURHAM WEST BASKETBALL LEAGUE Todd Bowler Trenton Sling 9 9 9 18 21 Results of play on Saturday. Oct 10 Kurtis McLean Trenton Sting 9 11 7 18 8 BANTAM BOYS' DIVISION Troy Thompson Cobourg Cougars 12 9 9 18 14 GAME ONE Paul Maffucci Lindsay Muskies 11 6 11 17 20 Renegades 57 vs. Pickering Top Guns 31 Ben Blakey Trenton Sting 8 5 11 16 4 GAME TWO Tnsbn Senior Peterborough Bees 10 8 8 16 15 Rouge House T)gers 73 vs Marauders 40. Rob Gordon Lindsay Muskies 11 6 10 16 9 GAME THREE Jarrett Robertson Kingston Voyageurs 12 8 8 16 22 Knicks 53 vs Motion 39 Adam Rivers Wellington Dukes 11 7 8 15 6 JUNIOR BOYS DIVISION Josh Sands Wellington Dukes 11 6 9 15 16 GAME ONE Shane Diamond Cobourg Cougars 12 5 10 15 16 76ers 46 (Francisco Rivas 14 ,s Wo!vennes 33 (Ryan Dow ! 1, Joel Johnston Pickering Panthers 12 7 8 is 28 M ke Hrng•King 11) George Triton Pickering Panthers 12 4 11 15 6 GAME TWO Donald Patrick Auburn Jr Crunch 8 7 7 14 2 Venom 47 (Jermaine McKenzie '6r YS Panthers 43 (Brendan Mike Somerton Wellington Dukes 11 2 12 14 24 Dehaney 15) Jason Cassells Ajax Axemen 12 6 8 14 16 Ajax Optimist player of the week: Brendan Dehaney. Jason Wakey Kingston Voyageurs 12 2 12 14 13 DURHAM WEST BASKETBALL LEAGUE Paul Johnson Kingston Voyageurs 12 5 9 14 6 Results of play on Saturday. Oci -. Tom Paolni Auburn Jr Crunch 8 5 8 13 26 Gary Sage Weiingion Dukes 9 3 10 13 13 BANTAM BOYS' DIVISION Rory Beck Cobourg Cougars 11 6 7 13 6 GAME ONE Clarke Duncanson Lindsay Muskies 11 8 5 13 8 Rough House Tigers 46 (She�don Snaw r 5) vs Motion 41 Brad Oakley Peterborough Bees 12 7 6 13 10 GAME TWO Matt Sikora Port Hope Buzzards 11 7 5 12 2 Renegades 54 (Brent Wakefre,d 25; vs Knicks 49 (Miguel Rivas Jay Mcclernerit Kingston Voyageurs 12 4 8 12 6 18) Luc Chlasson Pickering Panthers 12 4 8 12 22 GAME THREE Marauders 48 vs Pickering Toc Gins 44 (Shane Tingling 21) EASTERN CONFERENCE GOALTENDERS As of Oct. 18 Applebee's player of the week: Brent Wakefield (Rene - PLAYER TEAM ON GP GA AV SO gades). Paul Guthrie Pickering Panthers 120 2.00 3 1.50 0 Jared Rushton Lindsay Muskies 202 3 37 6 1 78 1 JUNIOR BOYS DIVISION Mike Smith Kingston Voyageurs 300 500 11 220 0 GAME ONE Andrew Sim Cobourg Cougars 583 972 24 247 1 Panthers 47 (Brendan Dehaney 2: vs Wolverines 32 (Francis - Bryan Strongman Kingston Voyageurs 300 500 13 260 1 co Rivas 12. Jermaine Melborne 12) Joel Cameron Flickering Panthers 521 8.68 2S 2.88 0 GAME TWO Na•e Bedford Lindsay Muskies 463 772 23 2 9B 0 Venom 66 (Jermaine McKenz a T4. vs 76ers 50 (Mike Hng-King Josh Ross Ajax Axemen 268 447 15 3 36 0 18 Man Waldudk Peterborough Bees 280 4 67 16 3 43 0 Ajax Optimist player of the week Mike Hing -King (7fers). AJAX TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE ... GAME ONE Durham West Basketball League games are played every Satur- Frozen Images 19 (Lee Keese 6. Pino Florio 1. Mike Ince 12) vs OTs- day afternoon at Lincoln Alexander school 95 Church St N covery Bay Chiropractic 8 (Brian Cray 2, Don Kayser 6) Ajax Ajax -Pickering `AAA'squad wins trice Peewee Raiders pound foes to open season The Ajax -Pickering Raiders minor peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team is off to a fine start in Eastern Ontario league action, de- feating both Markham and Whitby to open the regular season. In their most recent clash, the Raiders thrashed the Whitby Wildcats 8-3. Andrew Dissanayake and Jason Crete each scored twice, Matthew Carroll, Danny Lefort, Stephen Ross Budai and Jason Winder notched singles. Assists went to Budai, Lefort and Chuck Britskey with two each, Brent Small, Bradley Snetsinger, Ryan Annesley, Patrick Milne, Carroll and Dis- sanayake. Paul Benson was strong in goal for Ajax - Pickering. The Raiders started the season with a 4-0 victory over the Markham Waxers. Dissanayake. Britskey, Shawn Coultice and Car- roll scored. Terry Watt added two assists, Milne, Budai, Small, Lefort and Winder had single helpers. Bryan Eustace earned his first shutout of the season. In pre -season action, the Raiders finished exhibition play with a win and a loss. The Raiders humbled Whitby 7-1. Coultice, Small, Lefort, Snetsinger, Dissanayake, Kyle Cunningham and Milne scored for the Raiders. Assists went to Michael Rocca, Britskey and Carroll with two each, Milne, Small, Cunning- ham, Coultice, Snetsinger and Annesley. The Toronto Red Wings defeated the Raiders 7-3. Dissanayake, Lefort and Britskey scored. Cunning- ham, Small, Budai and Milne drew assists. 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Weare This hands-on position ir- our 1Durham warehouse facility tylually proud of our will involve close co-operation with all warehouse cnt • 1• . to perm_ departments. In this key function, you will co-ordinate. record fir exceptional prepare and analyse the warehouse budget, mike recom- !uahty produces from mendations on improving financial efficiencies, as well truund the world, our as administer related programs such as returns -to -suppliers one Incorrect insertion and warehouse space rental programs. You will also be rib exuon with customer responsible for the day -today supervision of local payroll. ,err me, and our leader- reception arxi A/R activities of any advertisement. You bring to this role a postsecondary education in .hip role in promoting accounting/finance or a related field, or an equivalent responsible consumption combination of education and experience Knowledge mission/bonus/profit sharing of financial analysis and budget development and control �nurprrxlucLc it essential, as are strong analytical skills. Experienced Ostewa aro, Aper. Call Cynthia in preparing and evaluating financial reports and budgets• (905) 426-61110 you are familiar with Windows 95 and Office 95/97, and have had somte exposure to inventory -control rnanagrrient Excellent interpersonal and communication skills round out your profile. if you are interested, please forward your resume, quoting fik *LCs- 109/98, 1-v October 28, 1998, t: Human Rcsourccs, LCBO, Durham Regional Warehouse, 2000 Boundary Road, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 7G4. Fax: (905) OX o> LCB 0 intere'96. �t'e apprrcute your intrust and advice that only u thou under consideration will be contacted. An equal opportunity employer. P- 1 CHANGE MEANS OPPORTUNITY, AND.4T BIWAY, WE'VE CHANGED'. STORE MANAGEMENT �• .Ire ],kkmg for dynanuc, highly motivated and dcdl:aged individuals to lead our store teams in the Ahnhy and ()%hawa areas Successful candidates will rhme in rkm challenges, demonstrate excellent .Ianniumwh on. organizational and problem solving ,',Ills None wuh post secondary education you will have 1 }ears store management experience. including tashrun retailing. Successful candidates will be fully :."Iountable for all aspects of profitable store oi:Irketing. shipping and receiving, sales promotion, 1-1 prevention and human resources. Hiµ'ay offers exciting career opportunities with l'•uiada's foremost neighbourhood retailer. Please forward your resume to: &way 637 fakesbore Blvd W Toronto, One. M5V 3L6 Fax: (416) 51116.694' Please direct all resumes to the Attention of Recruiting Manager NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE c thank all applicants in advance, however, only suitable candidates will be contacted. I •Inu�DLEXdr'I S1hR she lirlwn UUP NOW HIRING t9MAMCtAL SERVICES -A For automotive 5 0 rrompanymueks warehouse in tune 3 ambitious people. Start paA Durham time, no experience rices- ' Must be flexible nary Write Box 145 Ajax, Ont. ' tiafety bootsLIS req'd 3C2, or Fax. 905.6- Y426. cnt • 1• . to perm_ only. Ideal for homemakers $hi • per hour THE NAIL STATION Career Training Cerder. Become a Call DDP tree lecti niciari• career training (905) 420-5005 available in artificial rails• one Incorrect insertion car tandWig. pedicures, wax - and there shall be no li- Mg. Student Financing avail- ability for non -insertion ab l Nails $20. (905)723- of any advertisement. year old company 665-8483 Rn}�"+ `1 MARKETING / PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSISTANT Yorkville Sound, a professional audio product manufacturer A distributor of musical instruments including Gibson guitars, has an exciting opportunity for a dynamic marketing individual with a musical background. The ideal applicant should have at least a community college diploma in Marketing and/or Public Relations, as well as strong organizational communication and computer skills. Please direct resumes to: Vice President of Sales 8 Marketing Yorkville Sound 550 Granite Road Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3Y8 Fax: (905) 839-5776 1 General APPOINTMENT #alters '1 General Help CLASSIFIED "antedin Wno selling in- time CUSTOMER volved, full and part ro- available. Full training pro- SERVICE vided. Hoary wallies plus bo Ho award winning team Call nuses. Positive, enthusiastic News Advertiser re and responsible individuals quests that advertisers only. 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Responsibilities will include analyzing, testing and implementing application and network software/utilities for enhancing security and productivity including Inter/IntraNETS; providing technical, application, and training support to all users: assisting in the installation, repair, upgrade and support of all personal computers and network servers. The successful candidate will have experience in multiple programming languages -C-, LLC++-, Visual Basic and SOL: 3 - 5 years experience in Database design, query and reporting, Mapping technology using applications as TIMS, Mapinfo and ACAD. Candidates must have excellent communication skills including demonstrated ability to deal with users effectively. The salary range for this position is $38,474 - $43,721. it Interested candidates must submit their resume NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 4, 1998 to: Durham Regional Police Service •Atm. Paula Anderson. Human Resources Branch, 77 Centre St. North, Oshawa. Ont. L 1 G 4B7. Fax (905) 721-4218, emailihogan ® pollce.durham.on.ca While we appreciate all applications we receive, we advise that only candidates under consideration will be contacted. No telephone calls please. We are an equal opportunity employer. 1 Caner Training t Career Training 1 General Help ECE Teacher �•er� e J Ae...,..a �.r , _�/�jj i- t'7`^h/ 'L nm sri,S' rave ECE Dvio- :_ 4—,t / _!_rI.JUL -+a to apply Can Mrs wh Mac- �� %j I / ronetl bt7 30am-3 300m 1_—'7 fLi imy o X5-509-224! 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(905)723-6900 Imme- +nterview Average income diate. S35 -$75K EARN 5727+ per week! As- sembling products at home as little as 2.3 hours per day Amazing recorded message reveals details Call 416-812- 6796 x86 tc tr►cwtww, cur licensed forklift operators. avadable for days afternoons and evenings, $9.00 per hr Contact Christine 1-868-5o9- 3222 Stan Plus. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent. simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number In the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to Box Replies. If the advertiser Is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. COOK Experienced Itne cook. Starting wage S10/hr. Must be able to work weekends. Gallantry's Restaurant Pickering Town Centre 905-839-2507 GENERAL LABOURER •equlred by c -pan rg cc to start immediately Must be reliable. willing to work outdoors S9 00 per hour to start Previ- ous experience In construction hel(Vlob sites an asset. Fax resume (9051 683-4668 or mall drop off tc TELESCAN SEWER SERVICES. 751 MCKAY RD.. UNIT 6. PICKERING, ONT. L1W XT Selected --ae: �a!es a : ,e-�r!actea for interview HOSTESS'S REQUIRED FOR NEW HOME SITES IN PICKERING; AJAX WHITBY -3 positions available PLEASE FAX RESUME TO NEW HOMES MANAGER AT 905-837-2555 IWIMPart-time/Full time Gas Service Attendants \I.,,1 hC rollahic .il ❑C ; : . .,11j1C.;: _11i: Hiring immcdutclti Also required. Part-time Bookkeeper. Nome cop required. Please -appli, in person, t.pecify Job title, with rrsumr Petro Canada, I Harwood Ave. S. Ajax Maniano's L I T •r u K ITALY Are you ready to join an amazin Adventttre? We are ern arking on a new journey and we need exceptional people who are ready to achieve greatness. Bring your resume, complete an applications and meet the team at Mangiano's Restaurant any day - everyday 8:00 to 8:00 1099 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario L1V 1B5 E—mail: petcom@netcom.ca L.A. NORCUTTERS requires LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- Esthetician/Nail Tech with minimum 1 yr experience It term temp, must have 6 you're motivated about your months work' n9 experience 8 career. become a part of our safety steel -toed boots Up to award winning team Call S9 50/hr Pickering through Mane 430-0300 Oshawa areas Car an asset We will be interviewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- ire, on Richmond SI E. Dsha. FAX •' ' AD wa. on Tuesday. October 271h. . • hom930am -2pm AJP PAGE 322-NGWS A011111lERT166R'FIRIOAY iIt)I KK<i TowR 23.4998 , - 1 GIN -ml Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 Otfice Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AAAAA.iA AJAX Woodhouse Cres Wishbone Cres. Admiral Rd. Forest Rd Kings Cres RECEPTIONIST REQUIRED for busy International office h- eated in Ajax/Pickering Must be experienced, punctual, or- ganized and enthusiastic Skills required include Word processing and administration support We otter a competi- tive renumeration package in- cluding RRSP, and benefits Please send resume to 1700 Alkane Rd Box 135 . Picker utg Ont LtW 3X2, Attention Corporate Controller BOOKKEEPER /ORDER DESK clerk needed Dad) duties in- clude payables receivables Roosevelt Ave. e order entry. hung Part SUPERINTENDENT COUPLES time s Heatherwood Rd. time to scanpossible fun required for various locations. Churchill Rd. time Forward resumes to PO Box 451 Pickering. on - (Greater Toronto area). Carr Dr. tano L1V 2R7 Attention Kim Exp. an asset but not essential. Salary, 2 bedroom apt. plus benefits. Call Janet 905-666-4829 WANTED Part time Circulation Office Person r Good communication Skills r Pleasant phone manner r Able to work flexible hours Have own vehicle Send Resume to: 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax. Ontario L1 S 2H5 Go Jodi Montgomery MAIDS WANTED ' no-e:td'. M:s' nave own vehicle Fuilpart time post - bons 6B6-9160 MANDARIN Pestawar! Qe ^.n•^� '�' • re or part time Disnwastkr Appry in person from 2 OOp on to 5 00p m at 1725 Kmgston Road. Picker nig (1(4ng-lon.'East of Brock Rd) MOVERS. packers, diners a helpers wanted for local mu" company, 905-686- 0042 NAIL TECNNICIAN Golden rVC'i^.xk", nqr' person e yw.t Own tions we great Zp- port star Dense 436-9303 \ 1T1()\ 11 1'01�1 .Jar, :'c" paper require, tamer+ tor rwew.- . r delivery' to 'etklld% ksrtween . t, a m %um -Sal iia muat Call T-SM268-7742 NATIONAL POST Canada . new national new- a- per req Lit s a irefluIt carriers for nervy paper deliver}' to household+ btwn 2-e+ a.m. klon-sat Vehicle a must 416-383-2500 PART TIME CAFE HELPER ,.nq r.perence 11 a m - 2 p on daily maybe addmonal hours leave resumes at Guard House 574 Monarch Avenue Ajax Anen- tion JANET IN CAFE No phone calls please PART TIME Telemarkelers an^ (juror knockers required Cul t905) 427-1877 Ask for Gary PART-TIME HAIR STYLIST required for busy salon In Bowrnarhnlle. Hourly wage plus commission and benefits, Please phone Barb or Wendy at 623-6444 PMT-TNEIFULL-TM, look- ing for someone who's not afraid of ttaro. outdoor work. Mature & reliable. dean dm - tog record physically de- manding, well train Call Ron (905)432-2709. PAY AS YOU 60 Gym. No membership required. Pay as you go gym. No ciNnmtment. Pay as you go gym Daily. Weekly, Monthly Absolutely. positively. no prauthorizaed payment Pay as you go Power City Gym Open until midright M - F Weekends 9 a m- 5 p in 1005 Brock Rd. Pickering (905) 427-0277 TB MMIMTERS needed. fug time/part time. hourly plus bonus, experience preferred Call 905.438-0058 RECEPTIONIST ' ' ' r'), vie" %,-,, buwly 'or Whit- by Weekends and one even- ,Iigiweek P, evious expen- ence preferred. must be will groomed call (905721-0800 after 1 3opm SANDWICH MAKER AND KITCHEN ^elp tiro -.enced M,orgh• 7 am Call bet- ween 7 a m 12 noon (905) 839-0423 sfI()HT OR11E R COOK 4. quirml urhm.-,iratr- in South PkAt-nng intent Mu.t have h rolls short order :1eru1r1Ct F, T ; i(t .wm -200 p.m Call Catrinona at (9051939-1151 ext. 3;31. Beaver Foods Limited. SNOW PInW RROKFRS E/s: S;aro routes .11119-5 at 905-428.7793 SNOW PLOWING 0r01ttrs d -1� a, ds we . dnvers and mow shovel crews Can 905-623-0802 Sam - Spm STUDENTS 4'AKE Eir•a SSS tic: , Eam 52^^540 ash paid vitly Start krenediately Pleas? cap ( 1160M-7208 MUST LEAVE MESSAGE SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE primarily Senor retsidenlS. lundyperson. and good inter- personal skills required. 2 bedroom apt pus salary, tax reswnes to 905-354-0035 TELE -RECRUITERS for major Charily Evenings from home Retiree preferred Seniors For Business 90.5-686-0717 TOW TRUCK Operator. A)ax- Pickering area resident. 25yrs or older (insurance purposes). experience neces- sary, salary . overtime com- mission Benefits available. Phone 905-083-9222, or tax. 683-7335 WORK AT HOME - assem- bit% ourproducts Start nm- mediald)t For eta unto pack- age all 24 his toll-free 1- 888-771-7409 XPRESS YOURSELF, lingene and products. Specializing in honk parties Now hiring en- thusiastic individuals inter- esled in a exciting and re- warding position With lugh smug potential and flexible hours. Trawling provided For more tido cap 905.125-8999 Please read tour classified ad on dui first dor of publica- ON as we cannot bere8POnslble for more than one howd011 In the evert of an error. Ducaiel Cres. Chapman Dr. Morden Ave. Horne Ave. Roberson Dr. Hester Dr. Kearney Dr. Dennis Dr. Kemp Dr. Elizabeth St. Delaney Dr. ADDS Cres. Fletcher Ave. Booth Cres. Wright Crs. Reed Dr. Ritchie Ave. Redmend Dr. Daniels Cres. Brennan Rd. DICKERING Baylawr D' Duncannon Dr. Primrose Crt. Thicket Cres. White Pine Cres. Valley Ridge Cres. 925 Bayly St. 905 a" St. Denby Dr. Dellbrook Ave Denvale Dr. Greenmount St. Strathmore Cres. Middleton St, 1840 Westcreek Dr SCARBOROUGH Elkwood Dr Chapals Cres. Closson Dr. Centennial Rd. Evenwood Ave. Wanita Pd Meadowvale Rd. 'vermarge Dr. Delbeatnce Cres. Dunwatson Dr Blue Anchor Trail Rouge Highlands Dr. Golder s Green Ave. Grandhall Crt Winter Gardens Trial Maberty Cres. Oxhorn Rd East Ave Wheellnq Dr. AAAA A AA FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 683-5117 EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SECRETARY wanted for part time evenings and weekends in Ajax office Fax resume to 905-683-3300 1 sales "No I Artionts EARN UP ec S20 fir distnbul- mq promotional products Guaranteed income no vehr C e required. Call Randy at 723-2753 or come to Cash & Deals at 26 King St East Oshawa EXPERIENCED Sales Help needed immediately for busy Pickering jewellery store. jewellery expenence pre- ferred but not necessary Must be available flexible hours Call Julie 905-420- 2552 MOTIVATED travel consultant pa^ -ire ^nmmum J experience Apollo essannul with own diemeke for local area orna Fax resume to 90503-6642 Skilled Hca AJAX TRUCKING-ompany lookig for person ' do tire repairxg & service Win front Fu resume 905-663-9492 MUCK DEALER in Durran re- ;inre� I censer, Class A diesel mecnrws tot son 3 p m to n ooklit l 5 year Mack expen- ence preferred Benefits Fax (9051 683.9492 CERTIFIED TOOL & DIE MAK- ERS required immediateih with 5 yon experience Jig 6 fixture experience would be an asset Gong rate is $26 24 per hour To appy Serw7 resume to PO Son 25205. London Ont N6C 6A9 ELECTRICIANS and Appren- ticesneede : ' • residential work ,n Oshawa area Pfau tax resumes to 705-357-2090 EXPERIENCED Slowing Mr ctwe oDe'." .• Warr— ' up. hoKlery moppart time Can 905-426-7260 HANDY PERSON WANTED for repu'abie Him. eu-idef S Customer Service Mus: have resdemul service irepaur) experience Must have own tools excellent interpersonal and communication skins Durham Region Fax resume 416-633-7491 LAND SURVEYORS -quire ar experience instrument person Please tax resume to 905.725-9957 1 Sales HOWAgenes 1 Saes HOWAgems CHANGE MEANS OPPORTUNITY, AND AT BIWAY, WE'VE CHANGED! Sales Associates We are currently looking for dynamic individuals for our locations in Whitby & Oshawa. You are energetic, flexible, and are able to provide fast and friendly service that exceeds customer expectations. You are a dedicated individual with great communication skills and a professional appearance. The ideal candidates will have customer service experience and thrive in a fast paced retail environment. BiWay offers exciting opportunities within Canada's foremost neighbourhood retailer. Please forward your resume of fill out an application at a BiWay location oar you, by November I. 1998. VDYLEX Canada's Leading Specialty Retailer is Building for the Future No phone calls please. We thank all applicants in advance, however only suitable candidates will be contacted. ---- --- - - - - ---------- - - - - ---------- - - - - --------- - - - - -- - - - -- im Skilled Help ® SO;; Help • Oeycan A capable • tMSWycare AvWabN 1 AniSam 1 Hospiul Y•dcal Dental DENTAL ASSISTANT required full lime hours evenings and Saturdays urge practice PKkexig location Please can Jackie 1905)831-4709 DENTAL ASSISTANT FRS time inn a hnsy Pickenng of- fice Sera resumes to Box 4234 PO Box 481 Oshawa Om L1H 7L5 DENTAL HYCANIST for ortho donne office, 00N & com l- er experience preferred Drop resume & references to Or Edward Pong 1050 Sumeoe SIN Ste 112 Oshawa. LTG 4W5 DENTAL OFFICE tieedls CJA •c w::x 24 hours a week �Jrhanded excienence Call (416)-264-0127 9-5pm EXPERIENCED PHARMACY tecnnr,ar ,-gLared 'or lull lone for Pharmacy in Whitby and Oshawa . must know ProPharm week nights & weekends avaaabe Send re- sume to File 0242 Oshawa Trios Week PO Box 481 Gshava ontano. L1H 71.5 POSITION AVAILABLE work- ing with a lam providing n- lensive arty intervention for a chill with deveoprnemal dis- abhties Person must be de- pendable. caring. energetic and willing to work days, evenings and occasional Sat- urdays Preference will be given to those with poor ex- penence in Applied Behavior Ana" or education in Psy- chology. Necessary resourc- es will be made available to the successful canddate. Terns conwhitment 6-10 Ms. per week at $101gtr. Pease forward resume to The Wilson Family, 197 Wayne CA., Oshawa. Ont, L1 G 3R6. REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST Required for Rehab grid Sports Medicine Physiotherapy Clinic t9os) so4-viii Fax (905) SW7182 MWsoftd CH LO CARE provider re- quired in my home 3.4 clays/ week References & experi- ence required. Westney He". Cab Cathy 428-6108. M YMOUSEKHM - it"- oul or live -n. 2 school aged Aids, exec preferred. Housework 8 artieal prepin U.- Drovers IicNise aR as set References, Pickering. (905) 509.2265 PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. En- tertainmenl units. Home of- fice. Dining Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs, our Craftsmen have been handbuildtng the highest quality solid pine & oak furni- ture for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our Stale of the Art woodworking facility and let us show you how line lurndure is made our motto 'There is No Substitute for Quali- ty' Traditional Woodwork- ing 115 North Port Road IS off Reach Rd ) Port Perry 905- 985-8774 ' USED FRIDGES $195 and up, used ranges $125 and up. used dryers $125 and up. used washers $235 and up. 1 Anacin for 1 Articles for new and used coin operated See sale washers and dryers at low ALUMINUM storm door 80' x FUR COAT, mink brown with prices New brand name 32' with louvered window & matching hat superb condi- Irdges 5480 and up, new lift frame. Also matching side tion. current appraisal $5900. top ranges with clock and louvered windows 60' x 12' asking $3900 negotiable Call glass door $479 and up. wide Call 705328-0402 after 6 9005-686-3038 selection of other new and isnp) used appliances Call use to - FUTONS. MATTRESSES, day. Stephenson's Appiancc- ANTIOUE & fine dimngroom. es 154 Bruce St. Oshawa(905) bedroom, living room suites 8ean Bags Sofas. Beatoom 5764448 Elegant & solid Bargain. Suites, Baby Furniture We $1500-$3500 (905)479-0447 stock Brand Names like Sim- OAK KITCHEN WITH Pantry mons. Palliser. Tngold & $1800 Waterbed with draw- ANTIOUE PINE harvest table ers Bookcase worth headboard s A= 6 antique pressback chairs Hammer. The Best Quality at f350 Ottia chairs Deluxe Mwln St4o0. antique maple Country the Lowest Price m Durtum DUlletin boards Computers (905)434-2992 coUCh, $650' Call 728-7901 Futons are always in stock from $50 Watercooler $150 Ctvlocare avaflaDle before and SiStAnt Carpet For 3 rooms. Rudy to take back to School Filing calomel (905) 430- after school. St Patrick Ca BED, BLACK wrought iron Ca- LUIGI s Furniture 488 King St 7816 7616 tales wlsoie antique co - UM tholic School area Lunch & nopy queen orthopedic mal- Iress/trame Never opened, W Oshawa (905)-436-08WWHITBY upright piano. walnut snacks provided Morning JK $1.200 Sacrifice $490 No interest. no payment for Unrsh :ery good condition. of SK preferred Please can 416)255-0285 GOALIE EWIPMENT Coo r pe $1200 Phone 623-1174 619-2245 References- . Mot rut me axle GP 3000 pads GM 9 Blocker. nights. except Monday 6 DAYCARE avadabfe Brock & ynbr„nk M nda -Fnday 3 Installer has custom Maao GM 31 Snag, Helmet with Thursday throat protector vaughn 900 0 y window coverings Vertical. GARAGE moor repairs. broken omhs to 4 ears lots of chest protector Vic 535 pants C Ask tot Berry 683-5278 PICKERING Beach / Rollo. ..,vino daycare 18 meths to ' years Daily outings 'erloed backyard and park) ,,ahs. story timeml nu- 'nhqus meals & Snicks First Aid. CPR certified Non ;nroking, rectrpts 905-428 '<44 �Etriploynwwt wtlxww GEORGE D. M"aa Trucking nc boning fcr cwtract work Work rates by hour, day. weekly or *vias Fully insured A licensed (416) 284-2396 LAWN CARE. peat rakinig, odd jobs �reDair small engines) Fra Estimate Call Andrew 905-509-7714 PRIVATE Tutoring avattable for Grade ' to OAC in Ajax For iekroSmert and turner on - formation pleau cap 905- 427-6377 1 Firewood KOIY HEAT FIREWOOD. ex ::event very best ouain', hard 'Wood guaranteed extra kxhg • me fully seasoned cut & ,pld Honest measurement. '•ee delivery. 905-753-2246 YeWian. Shutters Free esti- mates (416)227-7777 or ANTE skates (9051-576-2614 spring; cables. rollers. open - ers installed 416-336-0073 ( j-6"72 or 1.888-369- OS HAIR SALON furniture and Mwln 36', electric start Weil main- equipment for sale call Mia 1 Waffled CARPET BROKER. 100%. (905)434-2992 Ansi Nylon thick plush stain re-"ANTIGUES7Absoloi HANIIS' APPLICES. Parts. Ad- SiStAnt Carpet For 3 rooms. Sales Service Matching vice- always variable usually only $369 00 Price includes Maytag washeridryer $5201 tree, Purcnasuq Wrighte5 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad set Washers $99/up. Dryers tales wlsoie antique co - UM and nstallatgn n your home f997up Self-cleaning stove. ents. (no limit b value con - Free quotation n ne your ho f25a' S2501up Stoves f50rup sidered). collections of any No interest. no payment for ridges. Deluxe $300 rp rep- sort. quantities or suck an- nrie luK yak, Dante 1-600- filar $150dup Full -sue stack tgue items Special interest n 2'7-0100 able washer/dryer $600 h Moorcron pottery I'll try to re - CARPETS - jots of carpet runcng available Up to Tyr B�vreri to as ues- 8rdo quem low 1GC% nylon, new stain re- warranty 426 Simcoe St S (905)655 6009. tax lea se carpets on nano. I wool (905)728.4043 (905)655 5501 ( 9054 carpet 3 rooms. 5319 Price buy jewelry' Call (905)-626- and up Rem to own. 100% of includes carpet. premium pad. KING IED x thick Orthopedic CASH OR DEALS We Bir, expert installation. fast dekv- P -Ho lop set, and frame. SLR Sell 6 more- Pay top dollar ery. tree tamales (30 Yards) in plastic. cost $1.500 Sell for top items Home audid Norman 686-2314 $625 (4161255-0285 video. car audio, tools CD's. CARPSALE: lots of car- fTS pets t00% nyion stem re- MOVING SALE Livingroom moves. games. gold. dw monds furniture appliances lease carpet 3 rooms $339 .;et nmmgroom set, framed (905)433-1785 905-5712274 (30 so yd ) Includes carpet. Landed pints. nmscellareous (905)666-0004 (prefer all premium pad am installa- Cap 438-3270 (snp) items on workup order) bon Free eVimatti, carpet MUST SELL No reasonable 00 you nave valuable an - repairs Serving Durtum and crier refused Mr Conditioner bques or estate contents? Let swroundo aka Sam SODS draperies. 18 cull IT freeze, us assist you in achieving Ife 686-1772 a wgoden storage catket .and 720-0513 highest possoe prices Call CARPET SALE Call and Saw more- Can to -day Henry or Gayle Kahn 'Antique up 1 - 5C'. 0't large selection MATERNITY WEAR NEW Consttltams' with nearly 30 years experience :1f color art desgn customer ;')RE 'Baby Be:rnwtg 17 Phone 905,965-8161 ssfaction guararriw For ati rung S7 E 8ownamvme 905- instable single bed Has heat e -lunate call Mike 905) 623-0013 OPEN 7 days: NEEDED cheap, areae 1;11-4040 1416) 822-8226 wM For dress office and Cheap I am a Student from out COMPUTER FACTORY. casual wear of pnuvince in need of a bed Ama:.•,r; school spr': 41 1 1197 $OHP/ 7B- Snowblower (single or double). dresser and TV Please can 905.723- ytu no payments. tree scan. used once 1995 Stu-aoo 5120 be 6-9 p on ner 266rrrnx loaded ndeme, nnter software and more Grand Touring. low mileage. ABSOLUTELY THE MIST I - Op $16 wk ioao 1-800-515- Ira � re Ilex- Flooding ftp! M rr good used tutdren CUCtx idrds to Still SIIaN aWrt- cuaiiry seasoned hardwood 5545 Free delivery 36', electric start Weil main- mem uS 905-985-3183 (snip) Serving Puckering Apx. Whn CONTENTS SALE. GiDWra tared (905)-837-0944 Ansi by and Oshawa CA -hairs AXE IIA PRINCESS DIANA • I DURHAM FIREWOOD dining table 6 walnut. PIANO win Beech. Mason & Gans 427-5278 excellent cunWLun. $1200. Rico Homer upnghl model. classes. Side doe-? - We re - pill[. For idorntuion tall 905 - You txltrkl win fro skirl cut for a year! For ado. Cal 905- sob 2 slide chairs $350 $IAOG CAN 90.5-728 8931 af. CRAFTERS WANTED at me ROMA LUMBER, est 1961 Lawn mower, etc call 905- ler 12 croon Glc and Craft Showplace to - 4'.B'x12' $64 4'.8'x16' - S69 Discount on tug bush 509-8339 PIANOS/GRAMDFATHER called in the Courtly Fla cord Free Delivery Oshawa DIAMONDS guaranteed low- CLOCKS E xtendea Bark to Makel 4km east of Oshawa. area Buy Local & Save Big ev, prices for dunlonz, gem School Specws Huge selec- Let us show and sell your Savings Days 7D5-277-3381 stories and jewelry Custom work Quality service. We Aso tion of new and used puns New digital pianos from $895 trans directly to the pubic. loll tree from Oshawa, even- nips 905-434-0665 buy jewelry' Call (905)-626- and up Rem to own. 100% of YOU do rid have to be there. Fa1 9 1280 all rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of Cal 905-436-1024 OWING ROOM SUITE Bpc DURHAM COLLEGE CRAFT r" includes 6 cane -back chairs, grandfather clocks from $995 and up Call TELEP PIANO SHOW November 7 & 8 - One memo- china cabinet & table with 433.1491 of the largest shows in Dur- ry S OfficER, nd Windows 31, extra Icor, dark oak excellent puppies, vet checked, first tam R on 905 721.3052 ' ( ) CMS D Rom. 12- ixhbw rrnoMor 12' condition. asking $1600 Can PIONEER CLDM-401 Laser ext 236 la unlarrhahon . $350 Cap 839.1566 905.668-0806 Disc combo player wilh 5 CD To"4" puppies, ador- busneu. Retails $5000. Ask- i $2600 PHOTOCOPIER, Duplex, qt- carousel. $195 080 Laser FOLK ART CLASSES avail. BNM AOL heavy duty dryer Lice size, plus nary more Discs, 33 hot lilies, reduced able All levels. morning, al - S225. calf anintme atter Ehpm at 686-2433 features. $2500 Metal litera- pry 905-571-0408 ternoon and evening classes "g Lure sorters. Iwo, legal size PLASTIC SM . fro" duly avaitable Beginners our spe- AUTOMATIC ELECTIUC ad- slots. $150 each. Cap anytime good and durable. Wo each uatity. Classes starting No - instable single bed Has heat 905-404-1977. obo. 721-0986 vember 2nd. Leam a craw that too and head raise. mantras. Good medi- al bed. Gently massages. $500 01.0. Call 905-686.6931 weekday. ii-mings ". MAITIIESS tit, frame (sin- Bronn gle) WIN, tic duvdd ( cover/ shams W. Exterior door. (��t�. all new. AF&W 1W 0K Uk 11 PC. Duan Anne, cherry - wood, dirirlg room sell. Brand new, SUN padtaged. cost $t 1,000. Satxpice $1,500. (4..; 255-0285. 12' NO= above ground stt�ape $600. t�or Fg1oRp O 432-1663 or 212-5606 2 INCYCLE$ - both all lefrain, 24' fires, woman's 6 -speed pill*, man's 12 speed- red. Let go for $7OJpMr. 668-4093 LEATHER JACIMTS, up to 1/ 2 price. leather purses from $9.99, luggage from $19.99, leather wAds from $6.99. Everylill Must Go! Family L9917. 5 Points MAN (ktu- wa. 905 -72$1 -SM, IS YOUR 31110111111 aging lister POOL TABLE, 4.5x9. eke new. can relieve Stress and give ow you are? Revolutionary orinhd new tee-, 1' Stark, worth cessorks inducted. worm eoormous mem. Call e47 (905) 576 3947 for irtomu- anti -aping system. Clerical over $3.000, sell for $1600. bon. resuhs afkr 1 wetly include: Call N 905.6554489. 421% reduction in wrinkles a POOL Tama. 8' and 9 sure AXE IIA PRINCESS DIANA increase skin firm- n blpiard tables for sale. Call Porcelain Do# or choose Nom nese mess & etastidty. t00X UnlM- 905420-6113. 500 others. Situp, informal conirtional Guarantee. Do your products measure up? RW TO Oft APPLIANCES, classes. Side doe-? - We re - pill[. For idorntuion tall 905 - You txltrkl win fro skirl cut for a year! For ado. Cal 905- new and reconditioned. Imn was Paddy's Markel, 471-2003. 728-6220 ext. 2. -263. 905-263-8369 or 1.800-798- 5502. L,qp A ml FM ORIENTAL design Cunni- $HEOMAM - QUa ty wooden FOUND lure. one sob lable 53' ", V" 6' X 8' burl loll orgy $299 plus tax. Mary d8kr siz- -ROSARY, EATON'S p Ice in Oshawa Curare two 20' square side tables, es and styles available. Also on Octoberlease 9th. Pcall to one 2 -pc. curio cabinet 77' garaqes and docks. 761 Mo- idly- 723 -20'5 - high. For more information Kay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering. For FOUND: Wads & brown king - (9053.1118. call )26 more into. a 093 Cal 905-619-2. haired kmale at.FM BroWgf IZE FULL-SWASNER & DRY- SOLID Cherry & Mahogany. hanging ging ar- ER, excellent working condi- bon, dears. well-maintained 9.10 pc. diving room spikes, 52950. King & queen six 1 arum, since aper Cap 426 3211. $400 tot set. Full -sin Frost -poster (71) bedroom stiles, e free fridge and stove, show- 52750. EExcellent baby grand 1 room OW06 n, $650 for set. piano. $2250. NI beautttW �== Cal 905.436-0021, condition. ready for your PUREMED Golden Retriever FULL-SIZE wending machine. luonhe. Cap 905.863-1530. puppies, vet checked, first Labbar's Blue. brand new, 8011.10 IIIUU dnngroom shits $300. Purse call (705)454-1246 fold 324 calks Deer/pop. PaW Stift. Colonial style. buffel free feattrre. great for horse/ feilch, oval table. double ped- To"4" puppies, ador- busneu. Retails $5000. Ask- i $2600 estal. 2 tats, 6 chairs $1700;. able. poly. 6 weeM old, prat o.b.o. Call 1998 Hyundai Acoert bra, new needks, vet dwiched $100. (2)4311-00116 $40:434-7970 Cap 725-6121- r .. r , s'wir":SMj aJ: dlaeXs�tiGtLat,"£T"aZA Melia a r� FM Alis b CM"l . 1 Arts 6 Crtltft • 1 Arts b Craft =; To Advertise Your Fall Bazaar ;rJ call our Classified Advertising ` Department. Oshawa/Whitby/aarington call: c 576-9335 Ajax/Pickering call: 683-0707 or fax us your ad at: 11 Awamobila lar SAN 1994 SUMBIRD LE. 4 cyl 90 000 km lady driven non smoker $8.000 Call Joe or Michel (905) 438-8603 cnp 19% SAFARI SLE. new motor. exhaust brakes etc. tradenng plig loaded 19 Terry Resort trader banenesilull bath. anh- sway. electric brakes. marry extras. non-smokers Van 517.500 certified trader S10.500. both $25.1700 firm 19051665 8519 1996 SUNFIRE GT, automatic power tan ")Of. rd player oaded. remote start, 19 000 kis best offer Telephone 305,725-9324 days. eve ,305) 723-0537 1997 SABLE stahonwagon. waded 4 dr silver with grey tenor. murmnum wheels. 'ustprooted 23.000 km 119 995 905 725-9242 576-9335 r 11 1997 SATURN 2 door dark A,,, ral,, ,ti6K - r',lue e,'P ,a tar interior do- �!, " _ 'j� �yc�y ?'+xa'tT J 1 �y -�. "imahe 1c. am/tm cassette. timed windows onh }, v �.9'�s y �,. i' ` 20,00001 asking $175GO Gar Gar Art1 Automobiles ' BO Call 905-721 9386 ( SalSard 1 1 for Sake jointer,Mac computer, etc. INS NISSAN = asar NxSE leather interior Sunroof total jwury car au o ,ions great WE FINANCE i GARAGE SALE 1981 OLDS CUTLASS :.•, r,„-11-111 -,nape /6 5'oDG EVERYONE Sat. Oct. 24, 8-2 p.m. as is Call 420 1469 No turn downs 20 Matthews St. Ajax 1982 TERCEL. $500 or best First time buy - (Westney/Hwy. 2) 683-5111 Abe beim-, Laze° 1637. ers bankrupt: everything, needs pant 41d-1851 bad credit; no GARAGE SALE 1994 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo ;f Olt -r as is Can Gary credit! if you SAT. OCT. 24th, gam - 72noon :,v-576-9854 lsnp'i ;Mork. oil dove! y Rain or Shine 1995 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 it, LOIS Of pre Knll-a-wad tied,,do..nhill,ki,,,nimirmrbik d;`,matie air joo,1 rr^,kung owned wits, winter crab• bar staid-,. etc... udilwn •weds mother won "' vehicles to 298 TRANQUIL CRT., Pickering -111J$950 Can 668 1203 S5 995. 1991 Sonoma 5 speed paint- dark metS89allic green 1996 OLDS TORONADO 16 choose from. (::\RAGE: SALE. -L 18r.K runs P,:PIIent SPECIAL Sat. Ot toher 21, -S ;tl a rn. "y clean. i dr blackener- Will certify f3100 9G 51 FINANCE :o'- FIDDLERS COURT, PICKERING Itis DEPARTMENT (Altona and Iits's rf2) 1997 TOYOTA SUPRA •a'ga SHERIDAN CHEV Lots of g,(x)(11P5 i' ��: 9f 905-706-8498 I'W Ac";95Foro' km '•- ry ex'infencr Only $4500 .1(905)665-7694 sop as PONIIAC iFMPEST NEVIS ADVffRTiSER FRIDAY E61TION, OC:rOBER23,1996,PIAIGE 33 AR 1 1 � � 1 1 AW=s fa all a to asalell RNs 'w a 1 Warned t NOW. GREAT CARS, FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY EG. 1993 SAFARI exi loaded. perfect rand . must see $9.900 1995 Grand Am SE, bur- gundy beauty loaded. V-6. only 8170 or 5799 mo Look 90 Caleb" wagon 31 v-6 air. spotless silver S3995 Hey 99 Sprint, automatic. 113 000 kms S2 295 1992 Sable, gold Ed. load- ed 133 000 kms. 56.900 1992 Grand Am, loaded v- 6 Coupe lov?Iy and while 57 700 1991 Topaz, auto silver hiuP A ask,ng $3 995 1993 Grand Voyager Le. •,aaed dark groeo crow 59 150 1993 Transport SE. loaded 11 ' 'a9r oral, S3 350 1991 Buick Regal_. loaded %rr, rr-, i ")G 3800 1995 Cantors from $8985 39 inn 1995 Neon Sport. air auto. $8995 r;, SIB& 1990 Tracker 2 tops• auto. s • ,ni" kms he r 55 995 Metro's '95-. 4 ryl autos. 60C 1992 Sunbrrd Le. teal. auto. Dotless S4 -s ;r- 1991 Lincoln Continental, mint 'sided 7 ;rl3 ^nhy $9 900 1992 olds Delta 98. loaded •,ert-rt r 7n>, S3 800 Fir these and Omer fine au tos come to CeA,car Auto Centre. 155 King SI W . at Midtown Man Call (9051 579-2886 Open Sundays 1 A❑tomobiies named CASH FOR CARS'Ne .sed ;en,eles "t- :'s must •r. ,n running condition Cao 117 2415 or come to 479 rv!v St East. Aja„ at :'URAD AUTO SALES KATE S LANE PICKERING t AMOtMLEA) SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE A,,, ral,, ,ti6K - MULTI - FAMILY: SAT. OCT. 24, 8-2 1994 HONDA ACCSnC aitiur 5710 (905,574' A A•7AX AUTO WRECKERS Garage arid Moving Sales 25 G,X km Runs gold Biidy needs murkas $1600 BEAUTIFUL 1994 'tic-^..er •••: n:.e, air, lea. r•• Household, toys, hardware, antiques, is otic, 263-1010 Lincoln w :.,r While with white $100-510000 cash on the Spat For can. tracks .any jointer,Mac computer, etc. INS NISSAN = asar NxSE leather interior Sunroof total jwury car au o ,ions great condnion Guaranteed parts oe51 otter (905) 9341357snp a 16 .Lar,• •inn cam. pis stupe Certified 516000 Call Sold orb repairs (905486 - 1989 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE new exnaust 8 excellent Kirk ser Hope at 4321863 or 1771 days or 141604112' Arts 6 Crafts • 1 Arts i1 Crafts • 1 ls talion 52900 Can 905- 242 5806 !snp) even gs everything, needs pant 41d-1851 Grand Am. $5 995 1992 Geo $2 500. o b o Can 985-6854 1991 CUTLASS Ciera exc Storm 2 to choose OSHAWA AUTO CENTER Trucks Saturday, November 7 10 a.m.-5 p.m. �:-llssion - S3.00iS2.00 students/senior Over 130 vendors zsinclalr Secondary School Taunton Rd. and Anderson St., Whitt 1999 CHEV. 4 c0inder. 25 SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE 1 nor S we • t,-, rimpi,• Call after 4 n !9051 5 6 6%58 MECHANIC 815 95 lube. Oil ly7 appkances laundry wen kept and Fill or with this ad ALSO r �Mt, diMAr+ �umrMeC 1989 NISSAN 24' SX black. Car cleanup Reasonable ! ' pad up v'8. 35C :c. 4 x 4 hatchback rales Easy financing 6 War- d'do Manor work dune but CO hxl snow tires. 190 tae" available 42 RSCOndr Feeds completion S9v"C or s S4 000 certified 905 oned CMihed cars available h196 oe51 otter (905) 9341357snp 1 1621 Sa'.•^ 4 If du-: 4.from Dox lift F 1503/', 1989 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 810 900 1994 Grand Am 4 Fresh � 7 33/ row SE Gori,; .-:ni;,r n -'Is it auto. 55995 19:14 SUN •;tort " c wok. as is $2300 0 0 o BIRD 2 or. auto $59% 1993 everything, needs pant 4352 Grand Am. $5 995 1992 Geo $2 500. o b o Can 985-6854 1991 CUTLASS Ciera exc Storm 2 to choose snip n indeed ' i I,tre. V-6 $4900 1992 Astro 57600 MUST SELL! !991 Chev Ta- ^•fihcd 192 u6Jkms Or 1992 Lebaron GTC 5 Speeo. It ;e 819:-6 4x4. ctmfied. " I OOOm 55200 Wr"y '„,51665 8858 $5 500. 1992 Transport AP/ compression tested. ruly- $8 500 1991 Booneville loaded. mini c"t on. new 991 Ford Tempo. certified S5 995. 1991 Sonoma 5 speed paint- dark metS89allic green ., • conditioner. new tires $6900 1991 Z24 5 speed weu-mairdained 58900 Pn- '33000 kms $3200 668 S5 400 1991 Lumma Euro a 'ate (7D5)277-1592 after 55 It S5.900. 1991 Grand Am 2 1991 Mercurytopaz au'u �$ PE ray 87 D00 kms It ado. 54300 1991 Lumr ru APV S6 500 1990 Cavalret bpm vin d. u Ne.v ores new brakes Great wagon. auto $3 600 1990 EZJWA 4 wheel Dnve SUPER FLEA MA:Lh udrtron inside ane out Thunderbird SC auto. $5.900 NOW OPEN S45M certified 665-9351 1990 Lumina 4 dr auto 1989 272,E ;;ANC -ARA )urham s largr,l ,(•lection poli-- 1991 MERCURY TOPAZ L $3600 1990 Taurus 4 dr VAN extended. loaded runs :un dulls, greeting cards, c uvellvey, auto PS P6 da 14ukms auto. S3 700 1990 Sprint 4 Of great wen maintained $2950 crinis brick a brack,plusble% of -lean. S3 5GG certiheo _a auto, $3 25C 1990 Z24 5 cert 434-2475 or 41 Riverside �(e(s and used bargain, plulers of 905-725-0058 leave mes- speed. 53.500. 1990 Sunblrd Or S Oshawa store rack,, glass and steel, slut sage 4 or $3 4CO 1989 Jeep YJ. 1991 GMC SAFARI, all wheel -all, grids and fittI"? Cavalier 4 dr ps pb P, $6900 1989 BerettaGT 5- dive x, extended .an, luny ><OWM MULES..•air red excellent ondition. spa S3400 1989 Caravan loaded new transmission. 191• Dummfts Stcertified, asking $4500 1989 S4 507. 1989 Cavalier 2 dr $7500. 905-9653873 Plymouth Acclaim. 4 -dr, ps autu 53.200 1988 Sentra. Auto Parts 2 lits East of Ti. pb air, new fires. certified auto. S2400. 1988 Grand Re a SAT. SUN. asking 52200 Pickering Rust Pnx 2 dr auto. $3.900 1988IT0 a -Ml. - 5 p Check. 831-2551 .686-7330 Mustang LX auto $2.900 U!3 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. 1984 Corvette S8 900. CuS- Oshawa AUTO SERVICES. PM 110,000 klms. mint condition. tom S-10 S7900. 1973 Mus Oshawa General repairs s 1 maintenance, disposal of 010 � 1 - au new brakes. certified. tang $3.200 Mon-Thurs. venicks Ouahfy work Rea - CHINESE PUGS for sale PMECREST FARMS has asking $6.300 call 905-430- sam4 ,, Fri. Sam-7pnl- Sat vehicle rales Free Estimates 1u ack Dick out 3 l, 3 warm stalls with automatia c am g - Spm Bay. Sill. Trades -:.n. naie and female, gb Call Marcel anytime 905-434- 5600 water, bra t 70x150' arena. 1993 PLYMOUTN VOYAGER - 1f0 Simea St. S.. Dsbawa a Telephone (905) 438- locked heated tack room. while. automatic, air. cas (2255, 6310. pager 905-720-6570 newly seeded paddocks, Spe- Salle, seven passenger, ROTTWEILLER Female pups, dal rates to first 6 borders. 124.000 km, will certify. ex- 1M Chev Malibu 6000 km.. w Aug 3rd.CKC•registered. Also DOG BOARDING avail- cellent condition. Asking loaded. balance of factory a beautiful German tire, able troth qualified vet lechn- 58.900 o.b.o. Call 905.728- warranty $17.900 Two to 1985 HONDA MOTORCYCLE cuNbreeder. Call (905)434- 6664. choose from one while one C R 250. excellent shape. ' 1")e boned. health certified, 7929 maroon - Take your pick: Lae asking $1.000 Call after d p m. raised. parents friendly_ 1!!3 PLYMOUTM VOYAGER 434-2775 1905) 576-6758. good homes only. 905 84ON kms. Auto. air. cas- - - 1-0880 K-9 KLIIEMOUSE n I 1lBi HONDA Interceptor T A CEMi sere 7 passenger. Great • A 10130, asking 52.000. excellent BOXERS - pro boxer regis- A fully maded Xrdoor facili- condition. Asking 810 000. x'ed kemlels, now lave Call Brent a Leslie Q I 3107 bra. Call Todd 905126 m:auable outstanding lawn � Of�1S �� PtQpy t9 (905)839-6458 after 1 pm. I 3107. :old brindle u wks+) to Adult • Ulm Apo M -ft D Ppes. Lite time A9i`ty, Show l 1914 ASTRO CS Van, upvort to approved homes tomes br SALES LIMITED For RON "4 570075750. Call (905) AgWessioa 57.000kms. AC, rool racks. 055-3028 cop Problem dogs. running boards. 4.31. 8 seats, USED WHITBY 2 BEDROOM. Call I NEED A N burgundy. very clean. excel- I 1416)-789.4145 or (905)-665- OME - I'm a really lent condition. $12.500. Call • • 1543. lriidly lovable gray arra (905)433-1791. 1 8 2 BEDROOM apt. n xrr anne (tale a, one year pen I 1 1 ArrbsmbNa 19614 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. , I e to sur tial Oshawa. available Oct/ "I hive you to pieces d yoW 4 cyl., auto, air,excellent Con- Nov 1st from $550 inclusive. "e me a home It gets cold B DOWNPRYWMT - no tum difion, certified. 56.950. 1986 Parking, appliances, fenced at flight now. Call (705) down, good selection. Startkq Ford Mustang. 4 cyl, auto. I yard 905-433-0062 Ask for 56 0G89 Leave MaS- at $199/month. 91)5.420- 71,000 onq�nal kms.. mint -ate snp (unday's by apW) condition. 52.300. 905-655- i Cathy 9056.5 3045 1 BEDROOM basement CREDIT PRONLEMS? On the 1994PONTIAC Grand Prix SE. I apartment, $625 utdudes ca - spot financing. Down pay- 4 -door, V6 3.1 litre LTR, due ble, utilities. parking. Clean - FAX YOUR f menus from $750. O.A.C. Cars metallic, 105.000kms. excel- bnght - quiet - walk to Oshawa trucks. vans. 1981 t0 1994 lent condition. Carl tied, must hospilal Available Imme- 57 9-4218 Alandy Auto Sales Ltd. 792 datety Ca11905-432-7859. Simtwe Street South, Oshawa sell $8,750 o b.o Call 505 6370. Phone 905.726.3382. 1 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 Or vr,,it us at: vtvgeoutl6- tr v,,ail,treet/fl(x)r/ =7 ;, jhri,r•rntm1. BACHELOR d; d'•-•,. -:r _ - - ,,.r 31 Courtice Park - r; pn.vate entrance, full bath 110 k'rhen Nonsmoker no els S475imnin includes hinties and cable Call 10514G4 9427 DICKERING BROCK =^ rrn asement apartment sepa- de entrance full bat. Com- 'iete kilchen spacious living tom poste laundry $700 iclus,ve Available Nov e 'ion -smokers no pets )05)428 6118 ,~ OM ertals corn CENTRAL Oshawa Large 2 9 PICKER;NG. 4ew t bedroom C+n^ oM apo- ,_P ,tS a•+ail- King St area Phone ,905, 438 ;882 NC December 1St In well- appkances laundry wen kept aimained building close To Smoking pets Suits single .I amenities Please call 2 BEDROOM 85)723-0977 - 71u s�,o • ;timmMyte CLEAN. BACHELON basement ,,,ussess,on Also turmsned 1 apart'--•" d'.a^d Cle Yry 1st ^edroom apartment. 5650 Non smoker 5450,montb ir- -•pony. Dos rout rlud,ng laundry lacdd,es Istr e Park RN, r AISbe 905-576-8381 1111101,111 OSHAWA. near 5 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY - 2 Points Mall 3 -bedrooms plus bedroom apt for eorkmg ,ou I 2 -storey semi, quiet court. pie, reasonable rent Durham Nalkout to deck. $925 plus. College/North GM area Cab f;rst/last December posses- 655-3657 sion 576-3830 Houses 1 AND 2 BEDROOM AVAIL- ABLE IMMEDIATELY 2 Inca - tions 350 Malaga Ad. Oshawa and 946 Masson St. Oshawa. available December Ist From $600 per mo all in- duslve No pets Please call anytime 1905)-576-6724 SPACIOUS web -maintained 2 b-dmom apts Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some vuh walk --n rlasefs. paint provid- a7se to Schools. Shop - p -ng centre. GO Station Wil, - ` S included Call 728-4993 OSHAWA k,ng/Harmony area oedr-,r- ^ouse, main floor and uasarcenr plus large lard. stove (ridge parking in- cluded asking $850 plus ny- dro Available No: 1st (905 )43Fr X85 PERFECT COMBINATION Restaurant fully cgurppea •SGG so I rent or lease S950 • utilities OR upstairs 1 large bed apt a,ail clean broad l000med eat -in lei! Irnng, dining $760 incl ,Iuldies Dec 198 728-377; or 725- 9906 259906 anytime PICKERING - LIVERPOOL of bungaicn Bea ditui .und,- tion, available Dec Ist , no PCs . 51O5C ublil,es included 416-4943765 or 905-770- 7222 PICKERING •'•-, baso.•--•' !, "MeW utu ties cable parking Laundry, air m- clutled Close to G0, parks shopping Non-smoker no Pets 5600 ava,labk Ynr IST 905-831-7242 1 For Rem WHO SAYS YOU CANNyr AFFORD •ro RCY A HOUSE? i OWN from 3700,mprth � L, M,,Cr Gcwnpay'nent:vo ', (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 :Nark Stapley ABA DASA DU :. 1 3 .,.TP : From $75G month all ,nclusrve It you have a good IOD good credit Call Ken Collis COldwell Banker -905,728-9414 2 . 1 BEDROOM %ehroams no,'hmo;• ';•,rant ;Ood .0- cati0n Great double wage Large card Close to all amenities Appliances it home $1100 utilises AvAI- able Nov 1st an Anthoni %23.1362 snpl 4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR ,shed basement 927 Carruoy Crescent Call 905-431-6331 arra leave message 9060 owner in Hume last required Oshawa Blvd: PICKER;NG. 4ew t bedroom 2 -BEDROOM basement King St area Phone ,905, 438 ;882 basemen- lures home 110 appkances laundry wen kept oN7 -,,; drw• :..,•intent. an- Smoking pets Suits single aDa^tee^' •-;;a•+te entrance. ap nuanceutilities COUNTRY :e -mg one fled- Dersor $675 including uhli per-, irltiadle r;r,m':d :!m!of "Partment hes laundry 9 parking call laundry cable RoSebank rail, smoker available ,Mme- 905-509-8339 South S7001monm. hrsil dull incudes saref fe PICKERING. Ava,lable NOv IST Call 509- S675,month as rrrctusme First rvailable ,mme- 1 For Rem WHO SAYS YOU CANNyr AFFORD •ro RCY A HOUSE? i OWN from 3700,mprth � L, M,,Cr Gcwnpay'nent:vo ', (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 :Nark Stapley ABA DASA DU :. 1 3 .,.TP : From $75G month all ,nclusrve It you have a good IOD good credit Call Ken Collis COldwell Banker -905,728-9414 2 . 1 BEDROOM %ehroams no,'hmo;• ';•,rant ;Ood .0- cati0n Great double wage Large card Close to all amenities Appliances it home $1100 utilises AvAI- able Nov 1st an Anthoni %23.1362 snpl 4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR ,shed basement 927 Carruoy Crescent Call 905-431-6331 arra leave message 9060 owner in Hume x,d last required 426-8395 da!e , P.'•lom basement apartment Separate entrance AN EXCELLENT ucor' ,r,r, tri ?-BEDROOM basement COIIRTICF 5 minutes to 401 appkances laundry wen kept oN7 -,,; drw• :..,•intent. an- apa•'ment .,•- Ajax cepa- tram""7 bedroom apart- no sn" 110 et5 S%Spa for assistance very dean rate entrance. steps to lake .nem in new Nouse Prnate mo inclusr:o 905r42Z31i50 renovated 4 bedroom 2 story. and bus Parking b aundrk •*irranct available Dec 1st 5645 moot no smoking, PICKERING, erge 1 Dedroom close to downtown Cstuwa No smokmq,pQe�'s Ava,Uble immediate S,SGnwmn Call IV 9C5i 4345422 or (905, 439• bas-," apartment West Shere area. prefer adult 'e can•s33--949 ^83-9839 1993 male no smo•mgpels 1st FULLY DETACHED House 299 CORDOVA bedroom COURTICE ' Cedroom span ast Separate ent•ance Dark N•'sc n Adefaid• red 4 ted - alp' aair.;ink %irk'Moor Ment :eparale entrance no Can 905-837 -2309 ')OMs 'am,ry room iv,ng $%tir�mu Izt bwr UiktieS walk set to parvo 6 pod Lc. ^uim PICKERING tBniles-401 roam garage double drive way. ;St us? 51050 mo mcuded 1sL1ast Parit suit Single working per- son �wy,,,o,,,,, an inclusive. Small ' OedrOOM NJI10O:: per plutilitiesAvailable Dec us Available Dec tit Call 905- 623-3706 or 905-436-0665 ava4able Dec1St 1sL7ast basement apt near Amenities separate entranu suits sin 1st Cail'905,665-1366 3 -BEDROOM -.,n floor bun- 905-436 6315 9arl ole working non-smoker . ...w:• Dm basement NORTH OSHAWA lean 5525 mo tirstlast Nose apartment a paA.ng close t• ;"• drge 3 oe,lnx,m Wim meter 1 905-8398561 ary fol. close to an amenmes mall amenities hardwood noors Lar dish- kine 1905)68&-0905 washer parking orb storage facilities Sud professional RENOVATED spotless one AJAX - PICKERING VILLAGE- S900 plus Irydro (905,420 J " easement Vann L11, .our',Ar,J Bwidung 2 bed 2- 0157 num tact naw - stirey apt with fireplace 2 Yov ist $550/mo all mciu- Smoker separate entrance. bathrooms $875 2 -car DUFFINS BAY. i.,urn Ala■ park,rx7 ams !'repiace snared parking Available Nov tit ul '•' $•'-v plus War laundri al mduded 686-9%91 ar426-2888has3-bedroom available S600,monm Available ,mme- ment apartmil hardwood Dec 15th Lower level 5550 datety 905-436-3749 even - AJAX - WESTNEY d•ea Two duS unkfreS. bachelor imme- rings oe • ,... adst•-r:•+ apart- dote Appuartces included mtoi icwrde tairaoce no CAN 683-6591 Smo•;nc:ro pars Available unmediatey Cys (9051 472• EXCLUSIVE age beautiful 1- 7491 14151783-3894 De:',, •- •e4 upper level floor, parking. separate en- kitchen -;414 room pcuzn. AJAX SOUTH one bedroom SiW,gnl 5675 or negotiable nse^ient prefer quiet mature Prefer single ol clean. workinq person. non Smoker. non -Smoker Plekenra easy no pets Fudge. stove. sew- 401 access 905, 834-3000 rate entrance Nora (905) ,905)427-3935 GATEWAY HOMES has a one less 1-bedroombasement ot(If r' .acd:ra: available AJAX Bachelor apt Avail Ale- 1 98 Marker rent S67C Yov ist $550/mo all mciu- including utilities Hood IOU- sr:e tst;sl required Sepa- hon facing i)Shawa park ,ate entrance Non-smoker Phare 905.571-('887 Cys after bpm (905686 C34- your own home for less elan spacious 2 -bedroom base- HARMONY TAUNTON Oed- OSHAWA 3 apts Utilities ,rd -si to Schools. shop - and 401-ranslt past your door. For a..' Call (905) 721-8741 104 SIMCOF S- Ye.t, •en,• Cal-,: ' .,ecr.. _I' 'r;tn S531 Mc,uS.ve, S,mcoe:G,bb area S6010. mo ISL'laSt Avaoable immediately Stephen �9C51- 571-3229 AJA7( Central. 1 bedroom basement apartment. bright. oem main floor separare en - trance. utilities. cable ,nclud- TWO oedroom basemert apt clean. 4 appliances ceramic ed. immaculate. 5650 mo. avail Nov, 87,50 chase to floor, parking. separate en- available immediately 905- Pickering tea market No pets trance $650 includuq urines 725-5988 allowed al after 4 p m 905 - Call 905-083-8768 LARGE t s 2 -bedroom apart - 428-3377 AJAX, Himousaffe, large spot- ments tot rent, dose to 401 WHITBY, 2 -bedroom totally less 1-bedroombasement Laundry room. concrete fire- clean lots of room Laundry apartment, pafung. CAC, 4pc proof DwWing. very clean and parking, no pets. prefer non - washroom, separate entrance. quiet Available Call smokers Dec 1st 1 year NEAR OSHAWA -rare 4- . - n 'Juiet street 4 appliances avaable Ott: ISI $950 plus utilities ph" , 905 439-4659 SOUTH AJAX. •drn,Sned 3 beds: - T ' �r older or prafessicirw Couple near ake parks public transporta- hon no pets. Dec 1st -Ma, 1st $1,50 xrclude5 ubmies s clearing 905 686-5552 1 w -onnous" • For Rent OSHAWA 3 BEDROOM .a -,e, • I .vn names r A -Amanea amrry complex S'75 plus hydro Freshly, :•'Coratell. with tndge s stove. ose to schools and all d nemhes on Site manage- - ent office 728-377 3 -BEDROOM wnriouse in Rhus•,'_',^.Lar,., corder trbge stove included S950,month. utilities no pets please AvAI- able ,immediately Call 416 281.0244 days or 905-5%1- 6084 alter Spm s weekenl5 PICKERING BRAND NEW LUXURY TOWN HOME. 3 bearooms in conn 212 bats !use kitchen Available as soon as possible $1300: month (4161879-3490 M Roane for PAN gas fireplace. new Paine, non- (905)436-7686 lease $775 inclusive Must smoker no pets $675 Call nave references (905)576- 905 426 8708. mole WWTBY, LARGE moth -level 7589 2. 3 -bedroom apts (family ASWWRM, (Brooklin) ex- budding) immediately, new WHITBY, downtown 4 corn- tpustley brinbox. large bng1N windows, tresNy-painted. ers. bright 1 -bedroom apart - 1 -bedroom Slone fireplace, hardwoods rehashed Near ment above store Firstilast estate property. MUST SEE! schools. stopping transit. required No pets. $4307month Non-smoker, no pets. $785 DWbas/Cochrahe Call 905- plus hydro Available imme- incl November 1st 619-2901.19am-Bpm) dutery. Please call 430-8236 (905)6.555466 MOTH NiH OSIMWA Super U large rent when you can own AJAX Available Nov. 1. Clears, 1 -bedroom Extra Urge your own home for less elan spacious 2 -bedroom base- you think?" Call Dave Hay- ment apartmil hardwood builbalcd. nY Weimanaged Oulet blind lock Saks Rep. Re/Max floors. $800/month. inclusive No t seq. Controlled entrance. $624 Wd cable No Summit Really (19911 Ltd 1905 668-38M or Om 666- pe 5. non -s or Prom retired. Call Sutton Group Her- Nov./Dec 1st 905-579-5584 3211 male male Avail now 5395;mo ( 1 itage, Dennis Morgan, 905- Call (905)-6555539. 831-9500. 1 NOUNS fo 1 Dasa r a 1 Flbusss AVAILAIN E Immedatey. R.1 F RMN downtown Oshawa. 1•bed• room apartment, lull bath, kitchen. separate entrance, S5401month including utilities and cable. FirstAast. Call (905)432-1268. AVAILABLE IAMEOMTELY, in Whitby Apt. budding. spa- cious. carpeted. newly paint- ed, with balcony, dose to bus. shopping. all uhhhes included. hrsti'last repaired. no pets, 1 bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom. 5790. 3 bedroom $850 Cal 430-0134. SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month M m= income 530.000 year Not much downpayment7? Call Markl! Help for discharged bankrupts Choose om: Cash rebate up to $5,000 QR Discounted Mort~ Rete. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-8404275 Mark Stapley Sapp Rep. 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Sandra adult tame. suitable for em. dream move right In oppor- Curl. Flemborough. Edward ployed non -Smoker share tunity Clean and lovingly talk- Shngley. Mississauga Detro- separate kitchen. bathrooms en care of with a view Enlov ran Raines. Pickering Donna Istlast. $110;week Refer- your Very own piece of para- Wilkinson. Vickie Mayers. traces 905-509 2459 dise with award winning per- Ehzabelh HillIshryag Arasan. Stuaem loins irdtaed ennial gardens. goldfish Toronto. John Balm Larry UNFURNISHED rooms to let ponds. all on 1 4 treed acres Pour (5i bedrooms main ttoor Clarkm Christine Morra Any in Plrii -rig Village Own famdyroom with fireplace of the tenants may pay the amount owing by Visa. Mas - bathroom. Sitting room Cable Large bright kitchen with pone tereard. Cash or certified TV and laundry IC111hes Cupboaros Marr floor laundry. cheque to redeem their mer - available S85,'week Suit sin- formal living anc dinmgroom chandlse. removing every - Ie working Please 0 g Pe redo and two (4 piece) bathrooms Insulated workshop garage Mira onor to the auction can (905)619-1697 aro two other large out build - 1 ' Large finished rec-room w/ rigs For appt call 905-786- -a Personals 1 MM Tour on the net nip agents $142.000 7284750 - Accorrenod an membersspreecom, at CHEATING ONTARIO ]i design/house/index mm HOUSEWIVES Names 6 °- 3 $DAM er. r. :a•e -, me °none Numbers. Clean ongr' Close to Labe 6 S.W OSHAWA b•Ick bungs- 1-900-451-3638 ext 235. transit $40C Inclusive 1 sL low 3 • ' oec,� ri Walk -out S3 691mm must be 18 T -Ione last Available immediately basement 2 baths Garage Call 905-939-20,78 54x125 fenced lot Hardwood PRESBYTERIAN 1100rs fireplace Eas'ly con- 000RTICE : bedroom burtga- vii to m -law $134 900 law Curet responsible ran- call (905)721.1298 smoker to stare kitchen, bath, trees. near beach. Nov i i backyard Includes cable i SOUTH AJAX. leached 2 - parking Nice area Walk to Storey name 3- bedrooms. community center 1SL'last deck garage. huge driveway. $450imo rdy, 438.8045 overwoc lot Excellent fi- OcTosER 30 S 31, d1998 '�png available Presently QECUTIVE WHITBY, Wert !c vaam, act quack' $179900 Tovota Beale' 2 F,rrrshed ilex Skon is Sutton Group room. TV room w1hrepaCe. Realty 1905'619-9500 pariung Laundry. Must see Very comfortable Working person $450 $550 frrWast (9051666-5213 �pndprnmiums For Real Laos Daucorry S appkarroes. air MKIN 01 . walk -,n JOSH. Swimming pool, it -erose room. sauna and scanty Available Dec 1 666-1212 (416492-6448 619-9603 leave message 1 Office i • Retail Spwf 87 Free Rest rat hrtawa cowmowr 40C 1600 Sq « OF tice/Retad East Oshawa 1600 S4 IT Commerwl Mosul 450sq n shoo Can 434-2447 or 655-4132 WHITBY Zorpoli Centre 1st Cass retail ars otlice space for ruse from $5191month hydro included Manly tlmerem sires aaruble Call Lotze Eg- rarts RE 1.800-280-1454 • : Resorts ST MAARTEII. 5 eta' royal PalmDea_h resin 2 -bed- room Dec 12-19 US $840 Phone(905)619-9770 . • 1 Florida Vec. Rerhale CLEAR WATER AREA 3 De0- room iownriou" poo. Iacuu BOO private yard available thaw For into and to view peco6 905-579-3788 vv'er within you M gave the right per - am to love and .han- v,wr life with a-*SW28;-5*50 Visa Mastercard NO TIME TO TATA Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer Service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. tsa tract Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 WHMY 3-Dedroom. office (Never Known:-, al.;. Oh, most beaUNUI f10W- hn,s'1ec basement iii er of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendour of krtrlim hardwood hors. Ce- Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God. came: lilt. C/A. fresmy painted Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. in quill Crescent near cfaas pans snooping A Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God. Oueen of Heav- rtrst we $164500 Phone en 8 Earth. I humbly beseech you from the 905)576-9175 bottom of my heart to secure me In my ne- wHrTBY. F-srle0 top a bd- cessity (make request.) There are none that In, "+'>' bedroom. 3 Dam- Can withstand your power, Oh Mary. con - rooms. carr. c'Yic Fenced rd yawin, '4x16 fleck Loaded cerved without sin, pray for us who have re - with upgrades 25 Sa~ or course to thee. (3 times). Holy Mary. I place asking_ $166 Doo rip to view this cause in your hands (3 times) Say this (90� 7589 prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you 1 far must publish. It will be granted to you. R. C. PICKERING 2 BED So,arl or. . :r:rs 2 Daning 5 air plUnucS i ctNiy Imnacu- • • 1 Services tale $189900 1890 valley Farm Rd Pickering Call (415,609-7039 De"llopm•nI Lara, ATTENTION ALL Pet:rtes _ yjung "ow about a am acre .ot with trees across road from Lake with watMrom park not one block away all this and more Only 3 lots available Starting at ov S49 9000 00 terms available Hurry Mere wont be another like this' Located rust outsKle of Pon Perry Please cortact Ruch or Kann at 905-427-0390 or 19175 995-3724 vacation Proyertws TME SHARE - Sale Kss,m-- mee Orange cake Country Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 :and advertise it in our Classifieds t k/PI. kt wrw. ws A D V E R T I S E R • . 1 worship . 1 r worship . 1 worship Services serves ssevrces "IP..SER Garb Christmas Meek 2 ac- CLEARWATEII, 2 -bedroom Married mobile home. private quiet PRESBYTERIAN park beautifully, furnished M fully equipped, air -condi pose All applications accept- boned. orange 6 grapefruit Pirllering Village - 683.7311 trees. near beach. Nov i b Lerrd Dec. 905.576-3327 Oban to & SHELL Y ROBERTS buy Family worship 10.30 a nL Prieeee ho'l'es For Selif of dem quick without going BEAUTIFUL basement walk- OcTosER 30 S 31, d1998 out IL backyard FAG. ceam- • ice throughout. n -taw suite. of crew rating Cao for tree air/con/rJvac. $189.900 570 ;r Crimson Crt.. Oshawa(Ross- land/Thormon). Open House P Li pm Sun. Oct 25. (905) Stuaem loins irdtaed 571-6M ' N.W. OSIMMFA - 3 plus one � • bedroom brick bungalow weekly income guaranteed Hardwood floors. 2 banns, 725 B/OC.ar St. W. OSrTOwO central air, vac. large lit. •, Shows to perfection. Asking 'r 72044.23907 Telephone (905) OO NOT. T R s16CCEt1N THAT YOU OPEN HOUSE, SaVSun 2- 5p m 1415 Tremblay St. 3 - bedroom brick bungalow. quiet street. near schools/GM ' Large finished rec-room w/ Fisher wDodstove FAG. C/A. air ceaner/humiddder No _ agents $142.000 7284750 PORT PERRY HOUSE for Sale Beautiful large 3 bed- room bungalow w/walkout basement. Cathedral ceilings. r. nam fl tatuldry. cent. vac . lull ensude in M8. on Ige. lot. tr overlooking the lake Asking it $230.000. Vendor will hold alOrtgage. Call (905) 1152.1141 r7 (+ ' Penny (416) 298- Iev �)) 1960 e ,1 1 t K vv'er within you M gave the right per - am to love and .han- v,wr life with a-*SW28;-5*50 Visa Mastercard NO TIME TO TATA Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer Service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. tsa tract Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 WHMY 3-Dedroom. office (Never Known:-, al.;. Oh, most beaUNUI f10W- hn,s'1ec basement iii er of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendour of krtrlim hardwood hors. Ce- Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God. came: lilt. C/A. fresmy painted Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. in quill Crescent near cfaas pans snooping A Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God. Oueen of Heav- rtrst we $164500 Phone en 8 Earth. I humbly beseech you from the 905)576-9175 bottom of my heart to secure me In my ne- wHrTBY. F-srle0 top a bd- cessity (make request.) There are none that In, "+'>' bedroom. 3 Dam- Can withstand your power, Oh Mary. con - rooms. carr. c'Yic Fenced rd yawin, '4x16 fleck Loaded cerved without sin, pray for us who have re - with upgrades 25 Sa~ or course to thee. (3 times). Holy Mary. I place asking_ $166 Doo rip to view this cause in your hands (3 times) Say this (90� 7589 prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you 1 far must publish. It will be granted to you. R. C. PICKERING 2 BED So,arl or. . :r:rs 2 Daning 5 air plUnucS i ctNiy Imnacu- • • 1 Services tale $189900 1890 valley Farm Rd Pickering Call (415,609-7039 De"llopm•nI Lara, ATTENTION ALL Pet:rtes _ yjung "ow about a am acre .ot with trees across road from Lake with watMrom park not one block away all this and more Only 3 lots available Starting at ov S49 9000 00 terms available Hurry Mere wont be another like this' Located rust outsKle of Pon Perry Please cortact Ruch or Kann at 905-427-0390 or 19175 995-3724 vacation Proyertws TME SHARE - Sale Kss,m-- mee Orange cake Country Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 :and advertise it in our Classifieds t k/PI. kt wrw. ws A D V E R T I S E R • . 1 worship . 1 r worship . 1 worship Services serves ssevrces "IP..SER Garb Christmas Meek 2 ac- ST. ANDREWS Married cuatetl weeks furry fur- mtd rushed bungalow sleeps 6 PRESBYTERIAN ' '- next door to DisneyWorld 905-697-8819 35 Church SL_ N. pose All applications accept- Nam Pirllering Village - 683.7311 b Lerrd K Sunday School - Gradcs 7-13 9:15 a m. & SHELL Y ROBERTS MONEY PROS ENS. Get out Family worship 10.30 a nL Presidents of Marriage Ministries International of dem quick without going SuntL' y' school -Supervised Nursery OcTosER 30 S 31, d1998 bankrupt or bare gamsheed Everyone accepted regardless • Rev. Icon Rowland )Friday Oct ober 3M 7.-Mp6 a. - If.-MP.ada of crew rating Cao for tree • • SaturdaJ-October 31 9:30 eK xL - /2:30,p6xL information 905-576-3505 6:&OP60L - a-NP6RR- Stuaem loins irdtaed 11111111M LOPS COpppM CI two Regmust an Fee: S40 per pcxson, or S70 per pptpk (Fee includes meal Saturday night) ONTAMM A LOAM IS NOT a Ret- Ctre. Aud'm. 1955 Valley Palm Rd. weekly income guaranteed wARANTEED. SOME 725 B/OC.ar St. W. OSrTOwO 10:30 AM. service. -REFORMATION SUNDAY.. CON%M CHARGE Up - RUM FEES. OTHERS Gardener (905) 763-9343 IS JESUS CHRIST PLEASED WITH HIS OO NOT. T R s16CCEt1N THAT YOU CHURCH TODAY..?" NM� - We Welcome all members of God's family. BEFORE 36N ANY cOrrRAtTs. Cal PaSIXIIIJoh11VmsfttCeL4166186Q87►. : 1 1 Improvements ' 6lovmg i Storage • M°ving i Storage Do -Rite AJAX Moving Systems Renovations Rec rooms, in law [�ta ervices, moves, appliance and piano specialists. apartments, le or hourly We now have heated storage units. additions, fences. ell moving supplies. Park and bad special, decks, etc. g at $125. and up. Serving East to West Coast Licensed for over 20 ce to proinnce. years. All work 725-0005 or guaranteed, Free estimate callMe�_-�of s ,, 2%•0005 Emil 905 404-8170 Mr GII a arsartartas 14ARSKALL GROUP ROME Mr. MICHALSKI MOVING Driving aD,.. &STORAGEtw C-pentn'. basenri Houses, Apartments. i, .n--..,. nw....,. it­i­­ i,-,.,, e GARAGE DOORS :1 Roorirrg 16x( Hl lOFING, %nd llumium st-.I igling. all rvrrv, of :. aifs, new arrd old, yk, w1imanship Guar- mii-cd I(Y4- Usctwnt scrim's, fully in- -, -d, Frtte esttrnatts ('all Andra.. at 1905 1429-Il7M . 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Co table rates. Call ttaM�-26335136' 1 Flooring. Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 75 yeas expel once •estretching, our speciality Free estimates D 8 N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-1900 House CNernig So far, you've triad the rest, Now it'v titne to to the Best' Vacuuming. duvung. kiichcns baths, blinds. bascbtxards, led8cs. J,xors, and nxxe fix I low lath of S65 00 Call Rula (k• cell 416-706-9'-2{.i Private • TOtorYSMools TUTORING by qualified exp high school mathematics teacher. Call Paula 686-9137 TUTORING AVAILABLE for hi rh schOol Engliscourses, Grades 9 -OAC. Please call (905)666-1818 •Full Course $259 Frog pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 a Adult Entertainment ri,;t'Itlleuldlt,ix'�Ijnr;IJ EXCEMON.Al LADIES q..m IN6 UI RH.%%l RI 610% 1.1EC N( is & c7.4AN RE11AalIJTY A Dt.Nt3"01% GUARANTEED 4104-8761 NOW MIRING Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Gardeming J, a 1wdenrg a UWdb aping ataffill LANGLEY. UTILITIES CONTRACTING FORESTRY DIVISION • TREE REMOVAL • GENERAL PRUNING if POWERLINE CLEARING • FUI1.Y INSURED CERTIFIED ARBORIST 905-623-8625 TREE REMOVAL i MAMITENANCE shop n6mmal t LsBdseapim CALL DAVE 831-7055 Emhm S6lrvi)ees i Party Se6viees aAWIT WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AN Occasions. Have My Own Magidan. CM Ernie 6604932 Married for Life ugly. Financing for any Our- ' '- SEMINAR pose All applications accept- �,.' . 660 (9051) Community,5Mortgage!-DENIVIS & SHELL Y ROBERTS eeaitess yr_. Presidents of Marriage Ministries International e , - OcTosER 30 S 31, d1998 WDY SHOP FOR SALE 340.00(1. 5.000 sq n All )Friday Oct ober 3M 7.-Mp6 a. - If.-MP.ada equipment. Also DO IT YOURSELF Good lease $3251 54 h AI SaturdaJ-October 31 9:30 eK xL - /2:30,p6xL and 2 hoists Oshawa area. 6:&OP60L - a-NP6RR- 434.5706 OPERATE YOUR lawn Regmust an Fee: S40 per pcxson, or S70 per pptpk (Fee includes meal Saturday night) own maintenance and snow re moa) franchise, $1.400 gross world Marv4pat Chultrah weekly income guaranteed n 725 B/OC.ar St. W. OSrTOwO Exclusive territory Call the (905) 579-1867 Gardener (905) 763-9343 r 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING rL PLASTERING Colcur matching Stucco Ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied F•ee Estxnare. Senor Discount Can Seen at: Pkker� (416)414-5911 (Coll) All Pro Painting and WaNpafxring Stucco olmg. Grrrral k'(Wr. Tor yuaiuy w,vk Y rc.a.ruNc rv.,, 20% .It by Scrn,n ('ail hr . FREE Estimate 404-9669 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-)081 J. waswraw MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Co table rates. Call ttaM�-26335136' 1 Flooring. Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 75 yeas expel once •estretching, our speciality Free estimates D 8 N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-1900 House CNernig So far, you've triad the rest, Now it'v titne to to the Best' Vacuuming. duvung. kiichcns baths, blinds. bascbtxards, led8cs. J,xors, and nxxe fix I low lath of S65 00 Call Rula (k• cell 416-706-9'-2{.i Private • TOtorYSMools TUTORING by qualified exp high school mathematics teacher. Call Paula 686-9137 TUTORING AVAILABLE for hi rh schOol Engliscourses, Grades 9 -OAC. Please call (905)666-1818 •Full Course $259 Frog pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 a Adult Entertainment ri,;t'Itlleuldlt,ix'�Ijnr;IJ EXCEMON.Al LADIES q..m IN6 UI RH.%%l RI 610% 1.1EC N( is & c7.4AN RE11AalIJTY A Dt.Nt3"01% GUARANTEED 4104-8761 NOW MIRING Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Gardeming J, a 1wdenrg a UWdb aping ataffill LANGLEY. UTILITIES CONTRACTING FORESTRY DIVISION • TREE REMOVAL • GENERAL PRUNING if POWERLINE CLEARING • FUI1.Y INSURED CERTIFIED ARBORIST 905-623-8625 TREE REMOVAL i MAMITENANCE shop n6mmal t LsBdseapim CALL DAVE 831-7055 Emhm S6lrvi)ees i Party Se6viees aAWIT WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AN Occasions. Have My Own Magidan. 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