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a THE TOWN OF PIC'(�R► Hwy. 2 plaza rejected by Pickering committee ^;G ,°UfjtlC Li6RAN1; cErYrt�al la Mall n doesn't t W1 vislot • • • BY MARIANNE_ TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town's plans for its Kingston Road corridor are again at stake as councillors consider another plaza -style devel- opment proposal along Pickering's main artery. Council's executive committee turned down a rezoning application Monday for the development to per- mit a shopping centre on a 2.2 - hectare parcel of land at the north- east corner of Steeplc Hill and Kingston roads. Some who voted against it main- tained the project does not meet the goals set out in the Town's Kingston Road Corridor Urban Design and Development Guidelines, intended to help transform Kingston Road from a highway into a more pedes- trian -oriented 'main street'. "The building mass should at least conform to the idea that we spent so long to put together;' said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson, noting the floor space being built would provide only 10 per cent of the goal set out in the guidelines. But others who opposed the pro- poseddnnnot %u me by area residents or the developer. The original application for the Stroud's Farm Shopping Centre, submitted by Centrecorp Services Ltd. on behalf of the owners, con - See PICKERING page 5 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERItiC'S COM \1UN' ITY N1 E1N'SPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 19_�(u 218 PAGF:N FRID Y OCTOBER 0, 1998 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY S5/ SI NEWSSTAND Happy haunting. ,Area residents looking for some free thrills can visit ,the Haunted Garage at 55 Howes Street in Ajax this weekend Admission is free and the fun starts at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Dressed in their Halloween ANDREW IWANOWSKU News Advertiser photo best are (front row, from left) Neela Maharaj and Ashley Carter. In back (from left) is Larry Richard- son, Dee Anne Richardson, Kim Hartwick and Lance Richardson. See story on page 7. Don't GO park on Sandy Beach Pickering wants to avoid traffic crunch PICKERING — The Town is cilitics to provide a satellite park- iaunrhing a preeruptive strike ing area on the west side of a�la,nst future traffic problems on Sandy Beach Road, it's "in - S midy Beach Road from the evitable" the additional capacity onwwing number of commuters will be exhausted in the near fu - using the Pickering GO train sta- lure. twn, The parking prohibition is Parking on most of Sandy being planned to protect against a Beach north of Bayly Street is to recurrence of traffic problems on he prohibited 24 hours a day as Sandy Beach from future over - f 2. flow GO parking, according to Pickering director of planning the Town. Richard Holborn notes in a report Pickering Council is expected to Town Council that although to finalize the new regulations GO has recently expanded its fa- Monday. Inside the News Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ...........6 Travel ................10 Eptefrtainfl nd ..........16 Sports ................22 Classifier .............23 GIVE US A CALL Guard. ..........683-5110 OistrNMl m ......683-5117 0eaith Netlen .....683-3005 Afrtl tim Lin ......683-7545 SbI:w* Yelllflls ...........1-800-662-8423 E■ mill .newsroom@durham.net Well sire ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Choosing A Cemetery Is The Easy Part For more information about pre -arranging your cemetery ser - Duffin Meadows Cemetery vices, call us at (905) 427-3385 or stop by to see how beautiful '(905) 427-3385 Duffin Meadows Cemetery really is. Our office hours are Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 2505 Brock Road North, R.R. til 3:00 p.m.. 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Almost 3,900 businesses in Durham will have the as- sessment -related increase in their property taxes capped at 10 per cent this year, and five per cent in both 1999 and 2000. But, about 2,500 firms expecting tax decreases will have to wait to realize the full savings, as the Province plans to limit tax cuts to the same percentages as hikes. Durham finance commis- sioner Jim Clapp told the Region's finance committee Wednesday the Province is limiting the cap within the various property classes, so tax decreases on businesses in one sector would be offset by increases for firms in the same category. Homeown- ers won't have to pay more in property taxes to cover for capping, as was initially feared. Ontario Hydro pays the Towns of Pickering, Clar- ington and Durham Region payments -in -lieu of taxation (PILs) on the utility's facili- ties like the two nuclear plants here. Now, the ROGER ANDERSON 'To send out tax bills a week before Christmas is inappropriate.' Province plans to cap PILs by the same amounts as taxes. Clarington Councillor John Mutton explained to colleagues. "If the cap is spread through a class, an assessment -related increase for a nuclear plan: would be picked up by the rest of the class. That means the rest of the class will subsidize the Province" Finance committee chair- man Brian Nicholson noted that, because Ontario Hydro is in the large industrial sec- tor, "The large industrial job creators will be subsidizing the Province on these two (nuclear stations)" On Wednesday, Regional Council will consider asking the provincial government to exclude the capping of PILs. Provincial Treasurer Ernie Eves announced last week the government wants municipalities to cap prop- erty tax increases to help small businesses facing large hikes because of re- assessment. A preliminary estimate indicates capping will save businesses about $18 mil- lion which will have to be made up by firms in the same property class expect- ing a decrease. "The increase is on the back of anyone with a de- crease. Anyone with a de- crease is going to be affect- ed;" Mr. Clapp said. He noted capping is for assessment -related increases only and not for anv other hikes in property taxes. "Make no mistake, pub- lic perception is the total bill will be capped and that's not the case, based on the an- nouncement. "This will create a great deal of confusion out there;" Mr. Clapp added. He noted the major as- sessment -related tax in- creases will hit larger firms and not small businesses. Mr. Clapp predicted cap- ping "will present cash-flow problems for the local mu- nicipalities". He met Tuesdav with local treasurers. "They want to issue supplementary tax notices to get the dollars flowing in" The capping legislation probably won't be approved until early November. so municipalities will be "lucky to get (new) tax bills out by Christmas_ I can't see them out until the first of the priate" year." "To send out a tax bill the Regional Chairman week before Christmas, it Roger Anderson said, "To will he the Mike Harris tax send out tax bills a week he- hill. His picture kill he on fore Christmas is inappro- it." PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON AECB LICENSING ACTIONS The Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) is inviting public comment on upcoming licensing actions for the following facilities: • Ontario Hydro, Pickering Waste Management Facility - renewal of waste facility operating licence. • Cogema Resources Inc.. Cluff Lake Mine - renewal of mining facility operating licence: • General Electric Canada Inc., Toronto - renewal of fuel facility operating licence. • General Electric Canada Inc., Peterborough - renewal of fuel facility operating licence, These organizations have applied for a renewal of their operating licences. The Board gave initial consideration to these applications at its meeting on October 1, and is expected to make the final licensing decisions following its meeting in Ottawa on December 17, taking into account any comments or concerns expressed by interested parties or the public. Anyone wishing to obtain a copy of the staff recommendations regarding the relicensing of any of these facilities may request copies by telephone at 1-800-668-5284 or at (613) 995-5894 in Ottawa. Written comments or requests for appearances before the Board with respect to the licensing applications must be received by November 26, 1998, at the following address: Ms. Cannen Ellyson Board Operations Officer Atomic Energy Control Boardy 280 Slater St., P.O. Box 1066 Ottawa, Ontario KIP SS9 Tel.: (613) 996-2026 or 14800-668-5284 Fax: (613) 995-5086 Any written comments or submissions received by the AEC13 will be available for public examination. .e SASE PECIAL BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertise Fri., Oct. 30, 1998 News Advertiser f Beth N Bedtine A00idt. Resretnnt Pick ' Cutttdan rre AO*idt. ' Free Tappings Pim Pick ' Nome i Ldwre Cage Aptttllridt: ' N= Depot A00ick. 1.061M Ain f C.i Ir1� �� ' Now Hm Rul! AWd ' Pen nil Fick. 'PerIk"U ' Sure a AWPidL Ao*ick 001" f l� ' Sleep Fon Ao*idL f Resfattrettt Pidt. ' Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossyY paper, can be recycled with fhe rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, ,.r cal at Sean & Jason Fridav's Carriers of the Week are Sean & Jason. Thcv enjoy biking & swimming. Sean & Jason will receive a dinner for 4 voucher. compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Sean & Jason for being our Carriers of the Week. Aa, Walma" Aiax 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 122 Wyly St.W.Ajax 726 Kingston Rol., rick. 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. ' k PAGE 4 NEVUS ADVERTISER FRIDAY ibir N. ACTABER 30.1998 MORE GR -EAT REASONS Zellers Former Kmart Location Ben Moss Jewellers Lower Level Near Centre Court Outback Jack Upper Level Sears Wing Taco Villa Lower Level Food Court TO SHOP AT PTC NOW. OPEN bulk PICKERI1 0 W N -*.0 E N NG 401 at Liverpool Road Shopping Centre Hours: Mon - Fri: l Oam-9pm Sat: 9:30am-6pm Sun: 12pm-5pm bulk 'n bits Upper Level Near BiWay Gateway Newstands Lower Level Sears Wing Spencer Gifts Lower Level Sears Wing The Bagel Stop Lower Level Food Court r Pickering- coinrriittee�rejects�mall bid PIC'Kh.'RING front page 1 silted of a 57,(XX)-square-fall commercial building near the rear of the property and a 7,1(X) - square -trot building at the cor- ner of Kingston Road and Steeple Hill, both one storey, with the rest of the lot covered by parking. Area residents raised concerns about traffic, noise, garbage, landscaping, fencing and the general appearance of the development. Town staff said the project did not comply with the Kingston Road guidelines, which call for an urban, pedestri- an -friendly streetfront, with buildings closer to the road and a minimum height of two storeys. Centrecorp's revised proposal includes a separate 30,(XX)- square-l'Oot f(xx1 store at the northeast corner of the property, a 19,000-square4(x)t building at the hack of the lot, a 4.(XX)- square400t structure along Kingston Road on the cast side and a 7,1(X) -square -fact building at the corner with Steeple Hill. All would be one -storey. Staff recommended approval of' the new application with a re- vision — construction of sec- ond -storey flexor space on top of the building at the back of the lot and the one at the corner with Steeple Hill. Council first con- sidered the application with the staff -supported revision re- moved. But Mayor Wayne Arthurs succeeded in having the ADVERTISING CORRECTION In Our Holiday pressing insert included rr •hi.s newspaper. Please note: Page 7 - The Work Connection Feather Boa. $39.99 will not be avail- able. Page 3. 5, 8. 1 t . 9 - Women's dresses -not available in all stores. Page 24 - Dress Coat Clearance. 30% off Women's selected wool dress goats. Includes Hilary Radley, Jones New York. Marissa Mirncuccr, Jane Adams. Maryse Roye ! Passages and more - incorrectly described Jones New York wool coats are not included in !-is offer. Jones New York coats are 25% oft - Page 41 - Hathaway dress shirt shown - not as 1atraled Shirt is black with rust (red) pinstripe ,1.4 ill , Page 41 - Dishncnon Executive dress shirt tir, >wn - not as illustrated Colours a dark taupe c, wn tone). We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomers and regret any inconvenience or confu- sion this may have caused. EATON'S second -floor requirement put hack for a building of up to 200)0 square feet at Kingston and Steeple Hill, by a 4-3 vote. Ronald Richards, represent- ing Centrecorp, told councillors second -storey office space over commercial development is a "non -desirable element" that would make the project econom- ically unviable. The application goes before Pickering Council on Monday. Coun. Brenner said talks be- tween all parties were under way to find a compromise. GRADE EXPECTATIONS LEARNING CENTRES H� K SO'yER: - TN E AN Lw�■ READING WRITING STUDY SKILLS MATH • Grade 1 to O.A.C. • Individualized Program • Low Student/Teacher ratio • Complete Assessment i 420-9930 430-9981 A'ax/Pickering Oshawa/Whin na 1885 GlenanRd., Ste. 103 701 Rossland Rd. E. Ste. 203 • ;r 5P r r- .rrro. v� T � rmarc --- a•rr r r- P 'PAGES NEWS ADVERMER-FRMAlf EMMM,•October90,19M E t OPINIONS di ori & N E W S A D V E R T I S E R EDITORIAL Taking the scare out of Halloween Adults can ensure the little ghouls and goblins are safe out there Saturday's the night that the ghouls and goblins, witches and warlocks take to the streets of Pickering. But, the little trick -or -treaters aren't cause for fear on Halloween. The real danger lurks on the roads travelled by careless drivers, around the corner where hooligans wait to pilfer their prey's treats and Unicef boxes. behind doors owned by scary monsters with twisted minds. Halloween is suppose to be a night for children to have carefree fun. this year in costumes mimicking the Spice Girls. Bill Clinton. the Titanic charac- ters. Monica Lewinsk% and the mask made popular in the film Scream. Parents slxxwked by the notion of their youngsters prowling dark streets should take some measure of comfort from the fact that Laidlaw Transit's Halloween Safety Patrol buses will cruise neighbourhoods across the re- gion Saturday night and their drivers will watch out for youngsters trick -or - treating. Kids who feel threatened in an way can hop on a bus and he taken home. And families in Pickering have an alternative if they don't want their kids on the street. A 'Hallelujah Party' is being held at the Revival Tabernacle Church at 550 Kingston Rd. where cos- tumes must be of heron. heroines, Bible or cartoon characters. That party starts at 5 p.m. But, most of us will want our young - stern to join their friends for an evening of fun trick -or -treating tomorrow. And, there's a lot we can do as adults to help guarantee our children have a safe Halloween, to ensure their screams are squeals of delight and pre- tend fright, rather than cries of pain and panic. Parents, accompany your wee ones on their rounds. Make sure to remind your older children about crossing the road safely, encourage them to use the streetproofing tips you've given them over the years and throw in some others suitable for the occasion. Ensure -*our kids' costumes don't cover their eves and won't trip them. Warn them against eating treats until they've brought them home to you for inspection. Homeowners, don't confuse chil- dren who've been told not to enter houses by inviting them in. unless they need a safe place of refuge. Mix sweet treats with nutritional snacks. Sorry, kids, but it's for your own go<x1 And, keep an eye on the wee ones in your neighbourhood; that will help scare off young punks and other undesirables. Drivers, be especially careful. Don't get behind the wheel if you've been drinking at an adult Halloween party. Remember. Halloween's for kids. The night air should be filled with their squeals of delight, not the squeals of tires. Kids, be careful. Have a great time. Come and trick us. Your treats await. 0 C T 30, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Parents driving Puts kids at risk To the editor: Re the editorial headlined 'Slow, down for the children's sake' in the Oct. 27 News Advertiser. I agree with the author with respect to the speeds at which drivers pass through %:howl zones. However. I believe the writer seriously erred with the comment "Most parents who drop their children off or pick them up at xh(x)l. understand (the reason for speed limits being post- ed where they are).- Unfortunately, that's about all the% understand I I live near a Pickering public school. On those rare occasions that Rewarding the deserving Didn't it just warm your heart to hear Ontario Hydro nuclear division boss Carl Andognini is compensated for his labour with more than $1 mil- lion annually, while his six nuclear rescue team colleagues receive $154,000 to $800,800 a year. More encouraging still was the news they're also receiving a wide range of performance incentives and perks, including hefty signing bonus- es, free housing, cars, generous life in- surance policies, and healthy pension plans. Now those among us who'll work 25 to 30 years to earn what Mr. An- dognini makes in one might be tempt- ed to feel bitter and resentful. But how can society function efficiently, and indeed progress, if those among us with agile brains and a willingness to work hard are not rewarded for their efforts? In case you have any lingering doubts about whether the richly re- warded are richly deserving, let's look at some of their recent achievements, and evidence of their acute under - Marianne Takacs Staff Writer standing of just what is needed to take the world forward and lead the less - gifted masses. For example, does Mr. Andognini not bear responsibility for the nuclear arm of a publicly -owned utility so huge that only this week it was pro- nounced to be $39 billion in debt? And at a time when Durham residents are worried about the safety of the two nu- clear stations in their midst, wasn't it an exceptional strategy he announced recently to devote Hydro resources to a study to show how much money the power plants bring into Durham? And what about those top bank ex- ecutives whose every utterance is cap- tured on video and broadcast daily to a breathless nation? How greatly they must have laboured and taxed their in- tellectual resources to determine it would be better to have only two or three mega -banks in Canada instead of five or six levying exorbitant service charges. And how clever of them to re- alize an expensive national propagan- da campaign would be an excellent means to educate the public on how much better off they will be with fewer banks to have to choose from. Speaking of marketing, let's not forget those advertising gurus who know the best way to inform us about how insurance companies can provide for our needs is to let us know how much they love us. Frankly, I have to choke back tears when that TV ad comes on with the insurance agent telling the woman phoning from an accident scene that all he wants to know is whether she's all right. It's so touching how he'll wait for a less stressful time to tell her how much her premiums will go up. I could go on and on, but I'm sure you get the picture. I happen to be home during the day. I'm very concerned for the safety of the scl eool children who arc not being dropped off or picked up by their parents. They are at risk from not only the speeding drivers but in- appropnate actions of parents who transport their kids. I have often witnessed parents wrestle for that -prime- parking space without giving consideration to the child who walks home. Why is it necessary for the%: parents to park so close to the sch(K)I? Why can't the students walk the three or four blocks to school:' 1 know, I walked to my childhood schcxwl yard. It's likely 1 got there a lot safer as not many of us had the privilege of getting a ride. You may think I'm writing this letter because I live so close to the school and am irritated by students dropping garbage on my front lawn or walking through the garden. These incidents pale in comparison with the actions of parents deliver- ing their children to whool. When is it appropriate to park in the inter- section, block a crosswalk, double park, park in front of a fire hydrant, W to give fight of way to pedestri- ans and in general operate a motor vehicle contrary to the Highway Traffic Act? The answer seems to be: when I'm dropping my child off at school. I'm not saying all parents oper- ate their vehicles in the fashion mentioned above. I know there are several who take responsibility for their actions and drive appropriate- ly. I am concerned and annoyed at the ignorance of those parents who insist on ensuring their own chil- dren are safe and sound regardless of the risk they place others in. Drivers must learn to operate their vehicles in a manner which does not place anyone at risk, let alone children. Bob Blackwell, Pickering DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified . IdvertisinK ,Manager John «illems Real Estate Awomotive Advertising tanager Abe Fakhourie Distrrhution ,Manager Lillian Book Of'fic'e .tanager Barb Harrison Composing .Manager rm (905)683-5110 Sales (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0701 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 -E Mail newsroom u durham. net Web address www. durhamnews. net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. � 0#CA f.7.Vi7a ..r w. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAYEDITION, Dctokw 30,.19litB PAGE 7 AIP - AhiumPhant trio Catholic educators honoured � The Durham Catholic District School Board is honouring three long-time superintendents at a re- tircmcnt celebration in Oshawa tonight, Friday. Joanne Carroll, Jcan-Paul Pate- naude and Cleary Smith, all of whom retired this year, will be rec- ognized for their contribution to Catholic education at a dinner in their honour at General Sikorski Polish Veterans Hall. Ms. Carroll, who spent eight years as superintendent of educa- tion with the separate board, was responsible for Oshawa schools and the safe. schools policy com- mittee. "As an advocate for principals and schools, Joanne gained the rc- spect and admiration of her col- leagues, students and parents. She will be missed for her knowledge. expertise and wonderful sense of humour;' says a media release from the beard. Mr. Patenaude, who joined the board in 1986. served as superin- tendent of education responsible for the French -first language schools, and schools in the Picker - JOANNE (ARROLL 'WWonderJul sense of huntour.' ing/Jxbridge. Ajax and Oshawa areas over the years. "Jean -Paul's dynamic presence. sense of humour, professionalism and camaraderie have assisted him greatly in his accomplishments: initiating the conflict resolution JEAN-PALT PATF.NAUDE 'Dvnumic pre.vence.' and positi%e classroom discipline programs, acting as resource to the board's community and communi- cations committee and factlitatin-, the music at board and staff mass- es:'the release states. Mr. Smith, who served as an C Lf:ARY 5,1.11111 Held a variet n1'posititins. educator in Durham ~ince 1967. became a superintendent with the board in 1986. Over the years he held a vaneIN of positions. including curriculum services. operations and most re- cently business. The fight against racism continues Social development council names leader for neNN, project TANYA GULLIVER Leads race relations initiative. The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering has appointed Tanya Gulliver as race relations co-ordinator for its newest project aimed at fostering harmony among different ethnic groups. Announced recently. The Crit- ical Path: Defining a Race Rela- tions Strategy for Ajax -Pickering is a one-year initiative supported by $23.900 from the Department of Canadian Heritage. Ms. Gulliver had previously co-ordinated the local Taking A Stand project for the Social De- velopment Council from 1994 to 1996. She has worked in areas such as youth employment and po%er- ty, and served as a Durham Board of' Education trustee for Whaby from 1991 to 1994. `We are hoping to involve a wide spectrum of the community in this project' -- Tanya Gulliver Ms. Gulliver reports the goal of the community-based project is to provide opportunities for residents to identify and resolve racism issues, while continuing to foster better race relations by Halloween horror inside... fighting discrimination in Ajax and Pickering The project is looking for Nul- unteers to help with such things as outreach, promotion, adminis- trative work and serving on the advisor,. committee. - Ve are hoping to in%olve a wide spectrum of the community in this project;' says Ms. Gulliy- cr. "Ideally the project w il', thrive with the imohement from youth. education, business. labour. human service organizations, as well as the religious and cultural communities." For more information or to volunteer for the race relations project call Ms. Gulliver at 686- 2661. Haunted garage promises thrills, chills BY STEPHANIE McDONALD Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — Ghosts, goblins and ghouls have taken up residence in an Ajax garage. And, you're invited in ... if you have the nerve. Stay away if you're faint of heart. Lance Richardson, a 17 -year- old Grade 12 student from Pick- ering High School, along with family and friends, have turned an ordinary garage at 55 Howes St. into a frightening Halloween experience for the second year in a row, spending $500 on new items in the process. The planning for this year's haunted garage began just after Halloween last year. Actual construction started at the beginning of September and took the Richardson family and friends nearly two months to complete. Brave trick -or -treaters and others roaming the streets on Halloween can look forward to (gulp!) a torture chamber filled with ghosts, coffins and severed body parts. There may be unseen terrors as well. Don't be surprised if a night reaper jumps out from be- hind a wall. Watch out for the wicked witch stirring her cauldron. What's in it? Eve of newt'? Boiling fingers:' Hal- loween treats'' Find out I.or yourself. Mr. Richardson invites you to drop in and ` hopes to top the total of 60 to 70 kids who i 61a° toured last year's 1 haunted garage. �- "This year's haunt- ed garage is three times better than last year's;" he reports. "I want it to keep ex- panding and getting better every year. " 1 want the children to have as much fun as I had when I was young;' says Mr. Richard- 4W son. He promises thrills and chills for those who dare to enter. " I can tell you, there isn't a scarier garage in all of Toronto and the surrounding regions:' The terror begins at 5:30 p.m. on Halloween. There is no admission charge. People of all ages are welcome. People, that is, who aren't squeamish. COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS 0CT-. 3Q, 1998 Laidlaw buses on safety patrol again this Halloween Laidlaw Transit's Halloween Safety Patrol will be cruising the streets Saturday night watching out for youngsters trick -or -treating in neighbourhoods across the re- gion. Inspired by an incident in 1995 in which a young boy was accosted and robbed of his candy. the safety patrol is designed to act as an extra set of eyes and ears on the streets. Laidlaw buses. manned by volunteer drivers. will be circu- 1 a t i n g gy..� throughout ^� Durham on = the lookout • or trouble in �+ neighbour - hoods. "If kids get into trouble they can get on one of our buses and well take them home.- says ome-says Pat Gard of Laidlaw Transit Ltd. The safety patrol buses will have flashing pumpkins on the side windows and community dri- vers rrvers will be in constant radio con- tact with Laidlaw's dispatch which will turn any problems over to the police. This is the third year Laidlaw has organized a safety patrol in Durham. Halloween fair a safe alternative for little ghosts, goblins AJAX — A free, safe and su- pervised indoor Halloween alter- native for children and their fami- lies is being offered by the Christ- ian Life Centre in Ajax. The Funfest Fair will run Sat- urday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd. (at Rossland Road). Kids and families are invited to drop in any time during the Hal- loweed fair. For more information call the Christian Life Centre in Ajax 686- 1411. Turkey supper with all the fixins at Pickering church PICKERING — Dunbarton- Fairport United Church is holding its 7th Annual Old -Fashion Turkey Supper this fall. Turkey, stuffing, mashed pota- toes, gravy, peas, corn, carrots, beverages and home-made pie will be served to area residents Saturday, Nov. 7 with sittings at 5 and 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and free for children under 12. The church is located at 1066 Dunbarton Rd., at Dixie Road and Hwy 2. Call 839-7271 for more infor- mation on the event or to order tickets. A/P PAGE 8 ktM dMtRTISER FMDAY EIJIMON, OCTORItR 30,1§98 This we elzend: Finc�, a piece of furniture you iii�ze, aiid it's on sale. plu,, meat the G -"-T- or tiSe your Sears,- Lard and don't pay for I full year.* Whitby whole Home Furniture Store, 1650 Victoria St., Unit #7, Whitby, Ont. Phone (905) 579-4048 10480 Copyright 1998. Sean Canada Inc. oALe- furniture store Sale prices end Sunday, November 1, 1998. tSears will deduct the equivalent of the GST from ft purchase price of furniture and sleep sets Otter applies to merchandise in Sears Whole dome Furniture Stores Excludes deferral fees or delivery charges Otter ends Sunday, November 15, 1998. Or use your Sears Card and don't pay until November 1999 on all furniture and sleep sets, on approved credit A M deferral fee and ail applicable taxes and charges are payaule at hme of purchase Minimum t2oo purchase. offer ends Sunday, November 1, 19% Both offers exclude Catalogue purchases Ask for dere is ------------------------------------------- This we elzend: Finc�, a piece of furniture you iii�ze, aiid it's on sale. plu,, meat the G -"-T- or tiSe your Sears,- Lard and don't pay for I full year.* Whitby whole Home Furniture Store, 1650 Victoria St., Unit #7, Whitby, Ont. Phone (905) 579-4048 10480 Copyright 1998. Sean Canada Inc. oALe- furniture store Sale prices end Sunday, November 1, 1998. tSears will deduct the equivalent of the GST from ft purchase price of furniture and sleep sets Otter applies to merchandise in Sears Whole dome Furniture Stores Excludes deferral fees or delivery charges Otter ends Sunday, November 15, 1998. Or use your Sears Card and don't pay until November 1999 on all furniture and sleep sets, on approved credit A M deferral fee and ail applicable taxes and charges are payaule at hme of purchase Minimum t2oo purchase. offer ends Sunday, November 1, 19% Both offers exclude Catalogue purchases Ask for dere is A.J. GROE,'V/ 1V"s Advertiser photo Miniature marchers Young Sean McCaul leads a group of fellow class- mates from St. Jude Catholic School in Aja -r on u walk-a-thon around the soccer field as u fiend -raiser to purchase computer equipment. The calk -a -than was held Wednestlav cit the school. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 30,1996 PAGE 9 -AM Buy band, build a new i'bra�- * in Ajax AJAX — Friends of the Ajax Public Also featured arc a family Storytime 15. Call Cindy Kimber at 428-3564 or Library will help you do a little Christ- at 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 and a Muse Read- Mary Peterson at 619-2393 for more mas shopping if you'll help them build ing and Writing Circle at 2 p.m. Nov. information. a new library. r--------------ir A holiday hook sale is being held I Saturday. Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15 �I kith proceeds going to the Friends' I �I new main library building fund. There will he nearly -new fiction, • Increase sexual drive i crafts, mysteries, Christmas hooks and • Rapid results • Enhances sexual ability cook hooks. New children's hooks from Pig Tales will sell for under $10. i 00 S5 OFF The sale is being held at the main I Coupon Expires hranch of the library, located at the cor-L---- Nov. 30. 1998 — --------- J ner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. next to the Town hall. It runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 14 and from I to 4 p.m. on No%. 15. ver :, centres throughout Ontario Ilk • Increase sexual drive • Rapid results • Enhances sexual ability $5000FF ,oupon Expires PTC CRAFT SHOW GREAT MERCHANDISE FROM A WIDE VARIETY OF ARTISANS, MERCHANTS AND STUDIOS APPEARING SATURDAY SUE WARDEN FROM CRAFTSCAPES Holiday Craft Demonstrations Saturday, October 31 S' Noon & 2:00 pm Centre Court Pansy's Art Gallery - Wekenm Robert Bateman =- �a Soturdcry, Noon - 1:30pm yom FREE copy of k al Warme wdh the, trap of a Ii N -1 edition wt Data n print. Y a: CK R1 PI OWNeCENTRE 401 of Uvetrpool Rood Shopping Centro Hours: Mon - Fri: 10am-9pm Sat: 9:30am-6pm Sun: 12pm-5pm I �I I I I I Y' A/P_ PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY E0IT10P4, October 30; 4998 Tr v I & To uRISM N EWS ADVERTISER 900 years of histo English countryside offers a fascinating look back B)"C.4RAfEN KURT7 Mf: RRELLS Special to the News Advertiser Suddenl}, in the din of Lon- don's excitement, we heard them ... the ghosts of William the Conqueror. Thomas Beck- et. and Henry VIII. calling us south to what is arguably Eng- land's most charming country- side and some of the most im- pressi%c historical sites this is- land nation has to offer. We hcgan our two-day cir- Cie tour from London on a Sat- urday morning. Kent's zcntl� rolling hills welcomed us. their alternating fields of green grass and bright yellow rape- seed forming a brilliant checkerboard pattern against a bright blue English sk% Two easy hour,, later we arrncd in the proud little town of Battle In East Sussex. Battle grew up around the site where the famous Battle of Hastings took place in 1006. when Norman invaders led by William the Conqueror of Nor- mand% tore the English crown from the Saxons and changed the Course of English history forever. Its main street leads right to famous Battle Abbev, built by William in honour of his victo- ry. The Abbey's high altar was erected on the ver spot where King Harold was mortally wounded. A gentle walking path wands its w•a) around the whole battlefield, with infor- mation signs placed at inter- vals along the way. Just 15 minutes from Battle we stopped at Bodiam Castle. With its moated setting and the virtual completeness of its ex- terior. it's one of the best -pre - :creed castles of its type. And then on to Tcnterden for our overnight. Hailed as "one of the most perfect towns in Dent", its High Street was lined with charming half-tim- bered and Georgian -style shops and homes. An hour's drive cast brought us to the famous cathedral city of Canicrhery. the stronghold of English Christendom and site of Thomas Becket',., martvrdom. Canterbury Cathedral has been the focus of worship and pil- grimage since the 12th Centu- ry. yet we were complctch, un- prepared for its sheer physical We, Its towers. pushing their graceful spires toward heaven. rise high above the city and are visible from far beyond the city limits. See LU,ti't)ON Ix{te 1I 0 C 1 3 0 1 9 9 8 in rn HaIf- tirnherrd huthlings delight visitors to Krtttish to►vns. The yuuint &N- trict is home to a rich anti colourful histon'. INFORhjgC. AFFORONSLE. FIRSTCLASS. 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London calling LONDON from page /0 Its outside poise and splendour were an excellent introduction to the beauty within, powerful columns, delicate shafts forming the vestibule, intricate lace-like stone work cradling stained glass. The feast for the eyes was ampli- fied into a feast for the ears, as we had arrived in time for Evensong (3 p.m. Mass). From the choir loft be- hind the huge carved screen, resident monks and choristers sang the holy, timeless chants and psalms that have filled the walls of- the cathedral for centuries. It was mesmerizing — somehow immortal — one of those moments that memory serves better than any photograph ever could. Just a half-hour north of Cantcr- bury we made our last stop, the fairy- tale world of Leeds Castle. Actually built on two small is- lands, it seems to float on its own huge lake, giving it a certain timeless mystique. Leeds was the favourite country residence of many English Queens, among them Catherine, wife of Henry V. At Leeds, after the death of Henry V, Catherine fell in love with one of her clerks, a Welshman by the name of Owen Tudor. The couple's great-grandson, Henry VIII, spent much time at Leeds, especially while courting the ill-fated Ann Boleyn who lived near- by. Much of the castle is accessible to visitors. A number of historical periods are well represented. We were especially impressed with the bedroom/hath- room suite laid out, to the last detail, as it would have appeared in 1430. Al: too soon, our weekend adven- ture into the past came to an end. The ghosts were reluctantly left behind as we cruised the final hour of our circle tour hack to London and the 20th Century. We will return though, those voic- es still Beckon. o❑❑ Carmen Kurtz Merrells is a freelance travel writer. Follow her on the internet at www.travel-wise.com. :c Lhe rowP4nr :rf ro wj'orr Com*ing Soon to Durham Centre In ax. NEWS ADVEFITISEA FRIDAY 15"bN, Ociober 30,'199$ PAGE 11 4JP Book Now. Travel. 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Reg. #2264141 A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 30, 1998 ti ` ,. .•: '.�"�'� €�. ``vim• `'y,;: n'd ! v k very Immediate Delivery 4 �$4 �; ry • 1* First come -first served -no rain checks. ��F, s x Dealers welcomed Y ` One giant location only! f� a. One authorized dealer only. k Low financing available. No money down O.A.C. No phone call orders 8 NEON 4DR. LYMOUTH BRE 199 RDE 4 DOOR ,-� HIGHLINE -,� HIGHLINE -� Automatic Transmission. Power Steering. Automatic Trars . Steering -ower �� �.7e a' power windows. power door ticks, Air Conditioning. Power Brakes. i Brakes. Air Conditioning. Plus Much More AM:'wFM cassette, tilt, cruise, illuminated entry. Balance of Factory Warranty. Balance of Factory Warranty. 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Stk aV5841 t. t A Z .�'"'C-49-98 GRAND ��� �: J --��- ` VOYAGER SE i� 3.3e. a_-_ -= - :ccr pcwer windows, Nei door lock; sunscreen, &C, AM,'FM cassette. 4iL "^t rack - .:se tilt, 7 pass 8 more, low km's • 997 CHRYSLER OWN & COUNTRY �% LXI Loaded Cne :caner Lcw km Stk.#T2618A VILLAGE PLYMOUTH HWY. #401 CHRYSLER 410 TORONTO OSHA* • Safety pays off Three young students at St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School in Pickering were given gift certiftc•ates to spend as they see fit at the Pickering Torn Centre after winning u poster contest sponsored by Pickering Hydro and the Ontario Electrical League Associa- A.J. GROEN/ Netrs Ado riser photo tion. The posters created by these winning students carried an electrical safety theme. Enjoying the sweet smell of success are (from left) Ricardo Golec (third place), Oliver Dumpit (first place) and Dennis Vega (sec- ond place). Teen escapees caught after joy ride Police dog sniffs out car theft suspects Two young offenders who said. ira,:ked by the Canine Unit. escaped earlier this month A search was launched and while the third was arrested a from an open custody facility 90 minutes later one of the short time later, Sgt. Grimley in Pickering were among four suspects was arrested by mem- said. people nabbed after a series of hers of the Durham Canine Two of the four arrested — auto thefts for joyrides. Unit. three 17-year-olds and an I8 - Durham Regional Police Sgt. Grimley said three oth- year-old — had escaped from Sergeant Rick Bates was on ers were arrested later that the Durhamdale Centre in general patrol in Ajax at 3:20 morning after police and am- Pickering on Oct. 7, Sit. a.m. Wednesday when he spot- bulance responded to a call Grimley said. ted a Jeep reported stolen about a person passed out in a Police say the three 17 - about an hour earlier in Port car behind a Whitby office. year-olds each face three Perry. The three occupants bolted counts of theft over $5,000 and The vehicle pulled into a from the vehicle just as police possession of stolen property parking lot at Hwy. 2 and Har- arrived at the Green Street ad- over $5,000. wood Avenue where the occu- dress around 9:15 a.m. The 18 -year-old is charged pants bailed out and fled on Two were captured on with possession of stolen foot, Sergeant Jim Grimley Brock Street South, their scent property. Speak up with Toastmasters PICKERING — You're invited to improve your public speaking skills with a local group which meets here next week. The Pickering Powerhouse Toast- masters meet Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices at 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pick- ering. Guests are welcome. Toastmasters is an international or- ganization promoting improved speak- ing, listening and thinking skills among its membership. Phone 420-9816 for more informa- tion. ,.. • , , . ... ., .T I r 1 .L Christian Life Centre sponsors A FREE Safe and Supervised Indoor Halloween alternative for Children and their families Saturday October 31 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Drop in any time during the FunFest 1030 Ravenscroft Rd. (corner of Rossland) Call 905-686-1411 for further information ♦ t,1,or { f r J !if S f # . I f_f 1 ♦ w *, t • f_ ---------- FRIDAY, _!-_ NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 30, 1998 PAGE 13 P BILLBOARD OCT 30, 1998 FRIDAY, OCT. 30 HISPANICS: The Canadian Hispan- ic Alliance hosts a Halloween Din- ner/Dance at the West Shore Commu- nity Centre at Bayly Street and West Shure Blvd. Reception at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $25. Ducar prizes, costume contest, the band AI- mondra. Phone 428-9895 for infor- mation. NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angli- can Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr.. Pickering. holds it Ncw-To-You Sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used clothing for the whole family, toys, hooks, white elephant table. Phone 839- 9281. 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-depcndancy. Child care program available as re- quired during the meeting. All wel- come. Phone 428-9-131 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY. OCT. 31 FRIGHT FEST: The Baywuod Cen- tre and Community Connections host Fright Fest from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Baywood Centre. Bayly St west A09, of Harwood Ave., Ajax. Trick or treat around the mall, outdoor dancing. costumer contest, travelling barn- yard, etc. Some events will have a nominal fee. ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol' It so, Al - anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whithv. Call 1-800- 921-3555 car 728-1020 for more in- formation. LIBRARY Registration starts today for Clllford ,toric, and crafts fur kids 3 to 6 and a chance to meet the Big Red Dog in person Thursday. No%. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Central Li- brary, One The Esplanade. Tickets $1, available at the library. Phone 831-6265. ext. 227 for more informa- tion. NIONDAY, NOV. 2 PARKINSON: The Durham Region Chapter of the Parkinson Support Group meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark', United Church, corner of Col- borne and Centre sts.. 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Y C a lySL s . ss m tteY � S,' • - -1 f,e.f 1 1 1.. 1.f . 1 Lf.f 1'.•1'f't'.•1-}.t.•..t_�_t_ .}.f. -4.9 1. . .. . . . ...•_t-', - - ... _ _%_% A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 30, 1998 NEWSH o m & GARDEN ADVERTISER OCT 3 0 , Increasing your house plant If you are interested in increasing your house plant collection for little more than some time and patience, now is a good time of the year to do this. Next to starting plants from seeds, taking stem cuttings is the most popular form of propagation. Many common house plants are good can- didates for this method: columnea, gynura, pothos and English ivy to name a few. You'll need a sharp knife, a shallow container about three inches deep, some soil, rooting hormone, clear plastic and of course a plant that you wish to propagate. 'A'hile any shallow container will do. I like to use small plastic pots about two inches in diameter, so that each cutting has its own home. Make sure vour container has some holes, so that the excess water can drain out. - The soiless mix I use is ycr% dry and Powder-,, when it comes out of the bag. so I put some in a small bucket and moisten it before filling up the pots. Putting the dry mixture into a pot and then trying to water it isn't very satisfactory. The water just runs through the drainage holes without moistening the soil. Before you start hacking away at your plant, take a close look and choose a stem that is young and vigorous. Avoid using stems that are old or woody looking. if the parent plant is on the dry side, you may want to water it a few hours before you take cuttings. This allows the stems to he turgid and full of moisture. Limp cuttings simply will not root. If you look closely at the stem you will notice the area where a leaf Is attached to the stem Is slightly swollen. Take a three - or four -Inch cutting just slightly below one of these "nodes." Usually, this is where the roots of the new plant will form. Remove Caught on film Group hosts `Naturalist With a Camera' PICKERING — Capturing the splendours on nature on film is the topic being covered at an upcoming meeting of a local naturalist organiza- tion. The Pickering Naturalists meet Thursday, Nov. 5 from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St. Elizabeth Seton School, 480 Strouds Lane (north of Sheppard Avenue off Rosebank Road) in Pickering. Professional photographer Bob McKay makes a presentation on 'Nat- uralist With a Camera' and 'Loon Haunts'. Phone 831-1639 (Michelle Me- loche) for more information on the Pickering Naturalists club and its reg- ular outings. Veronica Sliva In The Garden all but the top two or three leaves. The next step is to moisten the cut end of the stem with water. then dip it into the rooting hormone and shake off' the excess. Rooting hormone is a powder% sub- stance that contains hormones which en- courage a plant to root. Most of our local nurseries and garden centres carry this product but if you don't see it, ask for it. Rooting hormone is not essential for start- ing cuttings, but it does speed up the time it takes for rooting to occur. Next, push the cuttings about an inch or so into the soil and then firm the soil around the stem so that it stands upright. Its important for the soil to he in contact with the stem for rooting to he effective. Humidity in the range of 50 per cent is necessary for many cuttings to root. This can be achieved by covering the cutting with plastic. 1 usually cover my cuttings with a transparent plastic bag. Leaving a small hole allows excess humidity to es- cape and prevents the plant cutting from rotting. Providing bottom heat is often helpful in getting stems rooted. This can be achieved with the use of special heating �cables available commercially, or h% find- ing a "hot" spot on which to place v our cuttings. 1 find the top of the refrigerator works well for this. 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A gentle tug that meets with some An all-purpose formula of 20-20-20 resistance is confirmation that rooting has should work well. PRO WATERPROOFING � 20YEARS GUARANTEED SPECIALIZING IN: • Weeping Tiles installed inside or out • Window Wells or Window Well Drains installed • Sump -Pump installed PRO INTERLOCKING AND LANDSCAPING LTD. t 3( f Coordinated IN YOUR VEHICLE & HOOK IT ON! IF YOU SEE A SIGN IN USE: 1. Do NOT stop. ®2. GW • r til hh ,your cell -phone. For more information call (toll free) I-SMHOOK-MON - • YMCAoa• NEWS ADVERTSER FRIDAY EDTON, October 30, 198 PAGE 15 0,41bir wor seekars, employers YMCA Durham Employment and Community Services is holding a job flair Thursday, Nov. 12. The YMCA's goal is to connect agencies, employers and programs with potential employees in the com- munity. Job seekers can have their re- sumes critiqued and get feedback on their interviewing skills. The resource centre will also offer facilities for people to create their II sumes and view employment oppor- tunities. Drop-in centre for kids in Ajax AJAX— Looking to keep your pre-schooler busy with challenging games and play? A free drop-in centre for parents or caregivers and children under five is offered Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 1 I a.m. at the Riverbreeze Community Centre, 1 Richards Lane, Ajax. The non-profit facility offers play, circle time, snacks, crafts, trips and guest speakers. Phone 128 -KS 1 7 (harlcnr for information. The War Amps brings the expertise of more than 50 years of living with amputation to programs for child amputees. CHAMP provides financial assistance for artificial limbs, and emotional support and Information through peer counselling programs and regional seminars. FOr mora trMolrmatlon, or to order key tads or address Folk, contact The War Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS TN.: 1-a0d•250.90.'t0 Fax: 14NO-2194 I:lp✓%1MM1wmaramps" ChmrN@W n -1 - eon flumbM: 13196 sas RFMM1 The job fair will he held from 2 to 6 p.m., Employers, organizations and agencies must reserve their booth by Nov. 9. Call at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16h in Pickering. interested in participating or in posting jobs Cheryl at 939-3845, ext. 301. Su r Scratch 3- v d VC�R`AC1� rR�� 10%o50% off regular -priced merchandise throughout the store. 10% o25% off sale & clearance merchandise. Get information on Eaton's Special Events online at www.eatons.com Scratch & Save is for 3 days only- Friday, Saturday & Sunday, October 30,311 November 1 'SCRATCH AND SAVE discounts do not apply to: Cosmetics; Fragrances; Bath & Body; Sunglass Hut; DKNY Hosiery, $14.99 3 -Pack Panty Hose, Jockey & Calvin Klein apparel & underwear. 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Small Electrics & Personal Care, Fine Jewellery, Prestige Watches, Denby semi -formal dinnerware, Infants' furniture & wheelgoods, BUT regular -priced purchases of ttese items are automatically entitled to a 10% discount. LIST SUBJECT TO ;RANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. IUP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 30,1998 NEWSEnt rtain nt ADVERTISER OCT. Weekend at the movies John Carpenter stakes a place in vampire genre jVow playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Plav- ers Cinemas: Apt Pupil: Brad Renfro, Ian McKellen. Sixteen -year- old NO school student Todd Bowden (Renfro) has uncov- ered a deadly secret. Nail war criminal Kurt Dussander (Ian hlcKellen) has been quietly living in Todd's hometown as Arthur Denker. Fascinated with the atrocities Dussander committed during the war, Todd confronts him and offers a deal — he will not go to the authorities if Denker relates to him the stories of Second World '0,"ar concentration camps.Todd hcgins to visit Denkcr rctiularl\. but the more he hears, the more it begins to affect his personality, produc- ing terrifying results. Antz: Z-4195 (Woody Allen) is just one in a billion worker ants, which also de- scribes his odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z-4195 enlists the help of his best friend Weaver, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. Beloved: Oprah Winfrey, Danny Glover. Sethe (Win- frey) is a runaway slave strug- gling to carve out her own simple existence with her chil- dren in rural Ohio in 1873. Halloween H2O: Jamie Lee Curti.. The original man in the goalie mask !Michael MNers, return,, from hell in this 20th -anniversary visit to the Halloween horror series. Night at the Roxbury: Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan. An- other Saturday Night Live sketch makes it to the big screen. If you liked the Butabi brothers then, chances are you'll like them now. Practical 'Magic: Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman. Sally and Gillian Owens (Bullock and Kidman) have always known they are different. Raised by aunts after their par- ents' deaths, the sisters grew up in anything but a typical household where rules were for other people. Aunt Jet ( Dianne Wiest) C,-, *%('hll ,,ui:e i' 3 4, 1 9 9 8 rmuiin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 Big box office draws Sandra Bullock (left) at the Pickering Town Centre's Famous and Nicole Kidman team up in the romantic Players cinemas. It also features Dianne film Practical Magic, playing this weekend Wiest and Stockard Channing. Hispanic Alliance hosts Halloween dance Ghosts and goblins will be there PICKERING -- Ghouls The reception starts at and goblins will be dressing 6:30 p.m., followed by din - in their best for a dance ner at 7:30 p.m. being held tonight. Tickets are $25. The Canadian Hispanic Guests have a chance at Alliance hosts a Halloween winning door prizes, and Dinner/Dance at the West there is a costume contest. Shore Community Centre at Musical entertainment is Bayly Street and West provided by the band AI - Shore Boulevard. mondra. Call 428-9895. Let us entertain you! � The News Advertiser • • ' ' ' ' ` ` ` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EMTION, OWW, 30, 1998 PAGE 17 A/P Join UsacleChanRushmoves inour Y Frida & 'KI from page 16 and Aunt Frances (Stockard ('banning) hope to give their nlcces the strength that comes irutn the use of practical tragic. But using sorcery carries a price. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan. Detective Inspector Lee tChan) wows movie-goers once again. Soldier: Kurt Russell. In the future, battles are fought men who were selected at th, stripped of their indi- .luality and raised with one .rrwhelming mandate — II or be killed. I -odd (Russell) embodies principle of survival of the te,t. What Dreams May t ome: Robin Williams, ',.•inabclla Sciorra. For those u, believe in eternal love, explanation is necessary. ,r those who do not, no ex- anation is possible. .Vow playing at the Cine - /ex Odeon Ajax 10 Cine- IWas: The Mighty: Sharon enc, Kieran Culkin. At 13, `Maxwell Kane (Elden Hen - ",n) is a giant of a boy in size ! -1 shoes. He is slow in school ,Ind short on courage. On the other hand, Kcvin Dillon �Culkin) is a tiny Einstein in leg braces, with more smarts, lip and nerve than any kid in town. For all their differences, Max and Kevin have one thing in common — they , lo n't fit in. But while on a .guest for greatness and the ,ommon good, Max and Kevin discover the greatest treasure of all — friendship. Pleasantville: Jeff Daniels, Joan Allen, Tobey Maguire. David Wagner t .Maguire) is addicted to re- runs of a classic television show called 'Pleasantville.' The show is set in a simple place where everyone is "swell" and "perky;' con- frontation is a dirty word and life is pleasant. Woody Allen provides the voice of Z-4195 in the com- puter animation film Antz, playing this weekend. Enter David and Jennifer, who inject their '90s attitude in this Prozac -like haze that is Pleasantville. Urban Legend: Jared Leto, Alicia Witt. College stu- dents have their own urban legend about an abnormal psych professor who alleged- ly killed six students and then himself 30 years ago. Then, a series of strange deaths occurs on campus. John Carpenter's Vam- pires: James Woods, Daniel Baldwin. Since seeing his parents brutally killed by vampires, Jack Crow ( Woods) lives for revenge. So much so, he has become a fanatic hunter with a team of crack professionals equally dedicat- ed to exterminating the vam- pire horde. Aiso playing: Antz, Apt Pupil, Halloween H2O, Prac- tical :Magic, Rush Hour, Sol- dier, What Dreams May Come. Here come Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: Bride of Chucky: Jennifer Tilly, Nick Stabile. Chucky, the evil little doll with a big knife in his hand, is back for the fourth part of the 'Child's S There Goes the Bride PICKERING — Anoth- concussion, throw in a pret- er farcical comedy will be ty little flapper and hang on staged at Herongate Barn for some laughs as the play Dinner Theatre beginning heads toward a hilarious early next month. conclusion. There Goes the Bride, by Ticket prices start at Ray Cooney and John $36.95 per person including Chapman, a delightful look dinner, show and all taxes. at love, sex and marriage, Herongate is on Altona opens at Herongate on Nov. Road, approximately seven 6 and runs through Dec. 20 kilometres north of Hwy. 2. with a special New Year's For reservations or more Eve production also sched- information call Herongate uled. at 905-472-3085. Take one busy advertis- Herongate is also on the ing executive, add the big Internet at www.durham- weddin$ da and a slight mall.com/herongate/ ° I r r, a I Tie 7 7: 7 T: T T T T 7 T T T T T I„ I , T I, I T F♦ T., 1 Play' series. Ever After: Drew Barrymore, Anjelica Huston. Danielle (Barrymore) is a modern 16th -century woman. This spirited 'Cin- derella' is certainly no victirn. When Danielle needs help, she calls on her "fairy god- mother" Leonardo da Vinci for help. Holy Man: Eddie Murphy. Ricky Hayman (Jeff Gold- blum) has the sort of life most people only dream about. He is a top executive at the Good Buy Shopping Network, lives in a beautiful apartment, dri- ves a sporty convertible and wears only the best clothes. But, he has a staggering pile of bills and a stress-in- duced ulcer and his station's financial prospects are sag- ging. Ricky finds salvation in "G" (Murphy), a "holy man" on a personal spiritual pil grimage. 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 investiga- tion of her life is about to take place in the family home. Ronin: Robert DeNiro. Sam (DeNiro) is an American hired, along with an interna- tional team of covert opera- tives. to steal a well -protected briefcase. One thing is clear: Some of them will die and others will kill for it. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban 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 size of its box. Meet the Commando Elite. There's Something About Mary: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not be 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 still be- witches Ted so he hires pri- vate eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Also playing: Pleas- antville, Urban Legend, john Carpenter's Vampires. _--,--•.---.r..�---__. --cam.-.:�.--- .- Saturday Dinner Buffe Evenings 1815�t,rgrpool Rd. ' 10 Seniors Discount on 0 (905) 837-0023 menu items • tIBO • FREE Bdbons For Children DINNER BUFFET' Buy 1 Get Second 1/2 PRICE Buy 2 at 8.99 and receive 2nd 1;2 pace. 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Give me a solid concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside - and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but I try to isolate the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation necessary" Gordon says "home owners should invest in their foundations in much the same way they invest in their roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune" Gordon goes on to say that "no job is too big or too small and I can promise you a fair and objective evaluation of the problem" For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686- 6880. 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Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've found a good dental home'. • A Full Range of Dental Treatments • Saturday and Evening Appointments • Flexible Payment Options • A Relaying, Stress -Free Atmosphere • Cosmetic Dentistry DRI, VIJAY BADHWAR • DENTISTRY ' New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Conveniently located in the Ajax Plaza at 172 Harwood Ave. S. ars .... . .a. �.. ..... E. _ "a--- Five. �� V , ;�tt �r• fir -4. SUNDAY, NOV. 1,1.4 P.M. � RANKIN• _ +SUNDAY, SUNDAY, NOV. 1. 2-4 P.M. . r PREMIUM LOT $339,900 NOV.1,1-4 P.M. 6 WALKER CRES., AJAX 15 HESTER AVE., AJAX i SHEPHERD RD., WWTBY Lovely 4 DCrr* home wrM all the goodies. W Backs on to park JUDY WHITBY'S BEST KEPT SECRET 5308.500 Main ttoor family & laundry roams with 1 Extended family rm. DIE tY Wh-Steps away horn Heber Downs Conservation and minutes away from Cullen Gardens, "I Lis- greenhouse kr . wvc to deck a heated oground pool. 3 baths. central air. Associate Broker Totally upgraded Saks is tftis 4 bedroom, custom quality constructed bungalow. Privately nestled on one am rec rm & games roan. Close to all M.W.A. Flexible closing tative ng Represen � of land, features are: centre island kitchen, buth-n h0I tub, saieik dish, fnished basement, en suite with oval tub and much more!! You can move to Itis special amernbes, tnis s a groat ramify saes name layout Cane a thus beauty SWM Eagle Ridge, John Boddy model REALTY �) Ua RUR with terrific see Hardwood & ceramics R~ home before Christmas!! To get here ... take Taunton Rd. west, past Brock St. to on Sunday 24 p m. or call to your own GROUP'* Big bright kitchen ' Five appliances Please call Judy at 683-5000 at OUALJIy01E QQ/� Caarialion Rd., go north on Coronation Rd. to Stevens Rd., tum right and follow to 668-3800 Shepherd Rd The fame is on true corner of Shepherd Rd. and Sievers Rd. just follow preview Follow signs at Lake OrNeway d sett fad s x tail Marlene Kerr', MVA, "Mme" Or-wow WMaX Quality One Ltd 683-5 the ..Cal fast L z Rankin for details 0 668.3800. 686-51Wesiney be6 5 t 53 686-5153 y i , x SUNDAY, NOV. 1,1-5 PM 111111111111L. SAT OCTOBER 31,24 PAL 144 CHATFIELD DR, AJAX JACK MUIR* $179,900 - WEST LYMX WHITer FAMLY HOME - FINISHED BASEMENT, JUST LISTED • 33 CALAIS ST WHEN:NOV.1 $TIEHE AJAX amp SEAN Cew SAT., OCT 318 SUN., NOV.1,1.4 P M turf eelear SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. EyANg WHERE:34 AGATE ROAD @ Sales This 3 bdrm• hurtle '^ freshly oak lett witrw sail8 rapt • New o garage with to fina d Tec rm. LOSCIAM 18 BEECH STREET, AJAX LISA SNAtwou' WESTNEY dr RANDS Repre�t8ave decorated and re -carpeted in neutral colors. A new white kitchen is being • Gas tp. in basement a two pc. washroom Saks Fp. in w. rm. ti new bay window Representative PERFECT STARTER This 3 Digs home has newer windows, newer lofted air gas healing beauditrl large fully fenced RFALTY (19911 First Time Buyers Dream! Fully detached 3 bdrm. home with fin. (�� bsmt., attached garage. New root (97) �"�,. installed to complete the new look. COrtlp This model features 3 washrooms DORIS MUM* 6 Prudential Ingrotrrd pool with new 6wl'97 ' r*New R~ washroom windows n 96, new upgaded wasrvoart Wwwindow in'0A,cieotl'97, upgraded back yard, hardwood Boors, 2 sheds + Playhouse, LTo. RLTR L.R. Large including an en suite master. DkW �y Ud- FIIR�STe„k. close to all amenities, all at the low asking price 5137,500 - rill Clip, Bamlm tk (905) tleb-3eoo loin New windows (95) except Armour lOt. For further info Reef Estate Irtc. offered exclusively by Jade & Doris Aetli.wnrMrn, Muir', 831-7677. 831-7677 Excellent Call Sat Load iavo•, 686-3330 or 631.3300. 871-3300 mora Ittf«atat8om. OMMM AM MEW NEWS ADYEMISER IFi3MY JEnMON, OCtglor 30, 1898 • i • r .a • ♦ • • , . • •'a•• •� • . i Y • , ► ► • . • ► ► Y i ► .6.6.6.0 it'i . a i • i i • 1 i i ► i l 1 • i a a i ► ► e {• k rtibl .� •• • i a a• • r i a i .• i. ,.• '. ax, - lc erinasans at C o e*,;*,ces.s ow Several Ajax and Pickering arti- sans will display and sell their handiwork at the upcoming Markham Country Decorating and Collectibles Show and Sale. The 12th annual shoes is being held at the Markham fairgrounds Nov. 20 to 22 More than 130 artisans will he featured at what is known as Annual event draws crafty people from around GTA `Canada's original country deco- rating show', which offers country Christmas accents, folk art and country crafts. Ann McKenzie of Country Cabin in Ajax will display and peddle her assortment of bear ac- cents for all occasions. Sherri and David Audet, owners of Ajax -based 01' Garden and Grove. will exhibit their collection of garden accessories handcrafted with copper and steel. Wine bottle decorations and Christmas hedgehogs by Gay Fletcher of Crafty Creatures in Ajax will also he available. Artisans from Pickering include Christine Rutledge of Christine's Crafts. displaying her antique and WHITBY TOYOTA'S ji Fully serviced to "l'oyoto Certified" standards and ready to go. Ex -daily rental 98 Corollas and 98 Camrys with low mileage and balance of factory warranty. Don't miss ort. See us now for best selectiowl M I�r�98 COROLLAVE A wk ►� tR � YMUNG AT$13 977 . . '" _ A I 98 CAMRY CE r 199 7 Xer The We defier #W CMM beollase Of folks WHITBY TOYOTA - - Dols ofuncf�s �. w, w► •rw floral crafts, and Sal and Emy-Lou Mugnieco of S J M Woodworking and Crafts, with their collection of shelves, shadow boxes and bun- nies. The show will run Friday, Nov. 20 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sat- urday and Sunday, Nov. 21 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $9 for adults. $7 for seniors and $2 for children under 12. The show also offers an ECE- supervised child-care centre and a husband's TV drop-off centre. The Markham Fairgrounds are seven kilometres north of' Hwy. 7 on McCowan Road. 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AW PM 428-== -' • ,.LC< --._ _ _ - "_ ,:� .x..,1,1 S , 69EEA nR SS 7ee AeMo SNUMAY V'�-f:.Sundew--an SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FRI., OCT. 30 TO SUN., NOVO it 1998 ■11e �smrMMes lost. Sows flews nrq invt ioea M soler 4wig lie pest week. Porseai shgpins o� S%aV1= 300 400 ALL WOMEN'S DRESSES BOYS' & GIRLS' SIZES 2-6X -AUM ' 2 -PC DRESSES AND NEVADA COLOURED AnUb PANT SUITS UNDER $125 DENIM PANTS weave �I Great selection of styles and coloors! Choose from Black, Forest, ttsrgtsndy ad Available in Regolar, V.I.Petites kown. .. and Image 16+ si:es. S-pecket style. Sears reg. 14.99. Each DISCONTINUED STYLES OF GIRLS' SIZES 7-16 LEVI'S` JEANS Choose from Blue or Black wide leg '565'; Indigo or Black Slim Fit '512'. Sears reg. 39.99-44.99. Each While quantities last Save 1/3' ALL MEN'S REG. -PRICED B.H.CJ, JANTZEW" & NATURAL ISSUE'S KNITS Sears reg. 14.99-49.99. Each 9"-33" 1 1 1 l ON ALREADY -REDUCED PRICES OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S & KIDS' CLEARANCE FASHIONS & FOOTWEAR FOR A TOTAL SAVINGS OF 40-50% OFF SEARS ORIGINAL TICKETED PRICES ALL MEN'S OUTERWEAR Includes casual and dressy styles. Cannot be combined with any other savings offers. While quantities lost Save All DISCONTINUED CANDLES, 30% MEN'S BRITCHES-, CACHAREL PICTURE FRAMES, CANDLEHOLD- TEXMADE" FLANNEL SHEET SETS & POINT ZERO CASUAL PANTS ERS, KITCHEN , Cotton -polyester. Mode is Conado. Sears reg. $55.85. Each AND TABLE TEXTILES Set iaclades 1 flat, 1 fitted $keet and paew- casels). Twin -Ween. While quantities last. Selection may vary by store Sears reg. 29.99-49.99. Set 1999-34" 69EEA R 69 P pAS.f 2?,NEY41S APVEg71SERr FRICIAY EDITION, OCTOBER 3% 1904 . GIVE TSE GIFT OF GOLF =8 CHRIST MEMBERSHIPS FROM $19000 Sport PER YEAR SportSHORTS OCT. 30. 1998 Hockey team hopes funds are in the cards PICKERING — A Pickering minor hockey team will host a fund-raising euchre night next month. The Pickering Panthers minor peewee select hockey team invites you to put your cards on the table on Friday, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. at the West - shore Community Centre on Bayly Street, west of Liverpool Road, Pick- ering. Prizes will be awarded for the highest score and in other cate- gories. I There'll also be a light buffet, cash bar and a chance to win many prizes during the evening. Cost is $12.50 per person with tickets available at the door. Proceeds from the event will go to the hockey team. For more information call Jamie at 831-0566. Pickering mites get pep talk after the game N E VV S A I) V E R T I S E R O C T. 3 0 A. J. GRO N/ News Advertiser photo The William Dunbar Public School cross-country team earned the most points to win the Lisa Carlsen Memorial Trophy. In front row, from left, are Curly Panfteldl Laura Waters and Andrew Bmwn. In buck row are Anther PICKERING — The Pickering Cushnie, Kvler Carson, Travis Hendry, Andrea DeLuca and Brent Tantane. Panthers six-year-old mite select hock- ey team was defeated 6-1 by the Lightning novices solid gold at tourney Brampton Battalion selects Saturday at Don Beer Arena. Durham Nest bedevilsPickering's Ione goal was scored by Alex Clements late in the third peri- od. Head coach Todd Finlayson's postgame address emphasized the : London in tf inal importance of learning from the defeat.He was greatly by his charges'under- standing that n will take a 100 -per cent effort from each player for the team to succeed. The mite selects' next home game is at the Don Beer Arena Saturday, Nov. 7 at 5 p.m. Ski swap at Pickering Recreation Complex Nov. 6 to 8 PICKERING — One of Canada's largest ski swaps will take place at the Pickering Recreation Complex next month. Both new and used equipment for downhill and cross-country skiing as well as snow boarding will be avail- able at the swap Nov. 6 to 8 at the recreation complex. It will be open to the public from 7 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. on the Friday, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Saturday and from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Sunday. Equipment will be received on Nov. 6 from 5 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. and Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. No unsafe equipment will be ac- cepted. Proceeds from the swap will go to the Canadian Ski Patrol, a volunteer, charitable organization dedicated to safe skiing. The Pickering Recreation Com- plex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more information, call 427- 7145. The Durham West Lightning Mcleans Wholesale/Hockey World novice 'AA' girls' rep hockey team was solid gold at the second annual Beatrice Aeros' Solid Gold Tournament last weekend. In the final against the London Dev- ilettes, the Lightning skated to a 3-1 vic- tory to take the tournament title. Tour- ney MVP Jennifer Wakefield's end-to- end rush which resulted in a goal late in the second period jump-started the Lightning offence. Minutes later, Wake- field scored her second of the game. Durham West continued to play well in the third period and was rewarded with a goal by Lindsay Hill. London scored its Ione goal with six minutes to go in the contest. Lightning goalie Lisa Plenderleith saved her best game of the tournament for the last as she made several big saves in the first period to keep the game scoreless. In preliminary -round action, the Lightning dominated Mississauga in Durham West's first game of the tour- ney, a 2-2 draw. Kirsten Roach and Schancy Marescaux scored for the novice Lightning, with an assist to Stephanie Nakamura. In the second game, the Lightning needed a pair of goals by Wakefield in the last two minutes of the contest to lift them to a 2-0 victory over Aurora. Marescaux and Roach assisted on both goals. Hill, Erin Small and Jamie Tostik all had excellent scoring opportunities in the contest, but were foiled by the Auro- ra goalie. Plenderleith recorded the shutout. Durham West faced a previously un- defeated London Devilettes squad in the final preliminary -round match. The con- test wasn't close as the Lightning rolled to a 5-0 victory. Wakefield, Marescaux, Roach, Hill and Tostik scored for the local novices. Assisting were Natalie Spooner with three, Tostik, Hill, Wake- field, Nakamura, Jamie Gooding and Small, with one each. The Lightning de- fence of Nakamura, Samantha Pegler, Cassy Britton, Chloe Masse and Katie Caggiula prevented the London team from getting a shot on net in the third period. Plenderleith recorded her second shutout of the tournament. Durham Rapid Auto LUBE, OIL & FILTER WINTERIZE SPECIAL $19.99 4, T" SAFETY CERTS (DOT) 8:00 am. - 5:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri. NO APPTS. NECESSARY 1998 Team captures trophy at Port Perry event William Dunbar runners excel at Carlsen meet PICKERING — The tured the gold medal in the William Dunbar Cross -Country nine-year-old girls' division. team made fast tr-xks to capture Travis Hendry finished fourth a coveted trophy at a big in the nine-year-old boys' Durham Region meet recently. bracket. Stephani Tyler fin - The William Dunbar team fished ti>urth in the nine-year was this year's winner of the old girls' age group. team trophy in the Lisa The nine-, 10-, and II- Carlsen Cross -Country Meet year-old girls' team finished in Port Peng, accumulating in first place overall at the the most points of the teams meet. The nine-year-old at the meet. William Dunbar boys' squad finished second, edged out Pickering's High- while the II -year-old boys' bush Public School for the and eight-year-old girls' championship. placed third. The eight -and - William Dunbar was led under boys' team finished by Amber Cushnic who cap- fourth overall. MOVING SALE RECOVER YOUR SOFA - 349°° (in -stock fabric only) FLOOR SAMPLES 25% off 5 PIECE DINETTE - I99oo (for all woods) DINETTE, COFFEE & END TABLES EVERYTHING MUST GO HEALTH TUTD`10 AR,0MATHEIP",Ar" Y • UW''a M0g4� A• e ntW"` ,Q . - •jf5 10 ea, op" 4117 Lamen ce Ave. E, Stip 103 Mon. -Fri 10.11 p.m. ML -titan. 2 p.m. -10 p.m. (416)282-0777 Y.vM �,, ion. •.ww•r4rr• >Nr •vr •. � - - - cdltTon with benefit —US*l1''"` "Ma •'�� Apply in person to CUStom TVlstere0 cabinet. ala 1r 's oto body. T28-5454 West, Oshaw THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE + ata► cell ttenes, CLASS51h AX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER r ring 5 1c �05- tax LASSIF1E r was he LOCAC dryer newer ticvnsed to single bed ufYttr' 2 AJAX NEWS ADvERTisER ;RCKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ilXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 130 (oelmertid Are,► Ajax 1 aTl WWn Rd„ Pkkai9lSa+be• ahlltot 14 Toronto St. N6* Ilxbr* Moors: lYloo.4ri.:9:00 aer-5:00pm wv Ties.-fri.:10:00 and -8:00 pia 30 a�-S:00 p0 Noor:: Ma. -tri.: a: rJosod Sao.: Nm ti 5:00 pL dosed Mal 424 -Hour Fax: (905) 852-4355 a., our phone lines are open Mon to Fri. til 8:00 pm. Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 prn `x Careers THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Become a nail technlcwrl. career training available in artificial nails. ear candling. pedicures. wax - up Student Financing avad- able Nails $20 (905)723- 8083 1 Gwnwsl HiNp COMPUCHILO a leader in cudren s educational com- puter classes requires an in- structor to teach preschool- ers Part-time 10 start. full- bme later Flat rate of $4 001 child Must be flexible and enjoy working with children Fax resume (905)619-0249wee between 9am-9pm ONLY AJAX COMPANY requires ex- penenced roofers. for rooting project Please send resume to (90503-8744 AJAX GO STATION coffee shop requires counter help. starting at 5 30 am Drop re- sume off at Susie 0's AN EXPERIENCED Mariaptr 8 3 Short Order Cooks needed for new restaurant, tug or pat time Fax your resume 905- 725-0050 or appy O 21 Sim- co St N Oshawa. 4pm-9pm APPLY NOWT Advertmng company hiring 10 12 Individ- uals for positrons from mal room io managematt for our Sarborough office We pro- vide an -Fantwa wtkw you rn• tramrg program. Fug time. pad trarxrg Call Sarah 416 335-8246 ATTENTION! Get to know and lelp your community Assds- !ant Supervisor with suitabe We w e 'Door 10 door canvassers afro niteded for registered chanties Must be neat in appearance Hourly rate plus bonus Mon -Fn evemrlgs Team atmosphere CA Berl 905-721-0476 BEAUTY SALON requires Li- censed Stybsis for Ajax and osluwa Salary or commis- sion. Call Cheryl 905-723- ,V3 CERTIFIED TEACHERS want- ed Grades 1 - 10 Part time weexnights Whitby - Picker - ng Send resume to Oxford Ltamnq Cer". 3050 Garden S U-105. Wtutby. Dntino LIP 2G7 CHRISTMAS HELP wanted Pos tion may continue after holiday Fug time or pan time avadtabW $10.85 to start Training is provided Call (905 ) 723-4920 ext. 211. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the arriourd paid for the space occD- Pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. CONCESSION SHIFT SUPER- VISOR. 20-25 hourstweek, nights b weekends. 1 year Intermissions food ef? tr pxperiena Amon a* Arena. COONS a WAR st11FF Iwd for ramal diningdiningDar oU ra rant. Apply WNW Bob's, 1751* Parl way No phoneme please. DOMINO'S PM DRIVERS Wanted ,O apply at S mcoe N., Oshawa; 0 Half - wood S . Apx; 650 IOrq St. E., whnby. 02 drivers raided, put time. dean record, abstract re. quired with applicaeon. Some night work Involved, 25 or 3 50 Ole Call Dennis 416.717- NOUNS ADVI=Ii Ik.R FRIDAY E°Dli h6k, OCTOBER 30,'1998 PAGE 23 A/P "`"V V tc.eiee�eVa' s loveseat, rocker 0 tat)le Asking = -71-0607 SNP Arent To Place Your Ad Call: Uxbridge: 852-9 741 ' usl Port Perry: 985-2 51 n,. tuehl4 'Q c tf tlJ value_ f, Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 / 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 f Classified online. Now when you advertise, your word ad s also appears on the internet at: httplhvww durhamnews.net 311 E-mail: composeSdurham.net 1 General Help 1 General I ie1P 1 General Help 1 General Help1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General FIe1P 1 Office Help [medical 85 PER HOUR TO START ide manufacturing company expanding has immediate full time openings for based outlet, in various departments g customer service, public relations, set Lipdebvery, no experience necessary. WE vancement opportunities, paid vaca- edical and dental package. Must be 18 have own car, ll Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a -m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 FFulland LEANERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY awatWhitby/Pickering Area heavy duty e previous experience art time n asset d pager 1-800-268-06110 I111e3302200 CONCIERGE / SECURITY OFFICERS Full Training provided We are looking for: Mature, well-groomed, "people - persons" of all ages who are able to work shifts, weekends and holidays at various locations such as condominiums, plazas, and factories. Apply in person 9-4 weekdays GROUP 4 CPS LIMITED 199 Wentworth St. E., 2nd floor, Oshawa (Previous applicants need not re -apply) 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. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. WORTH Personnel Limited LICENSED CLASS "S" TRUCK MECHANIC REQUIRED FOR LOCAL TRANSPORT COMPANY IN OSHAWA PLEASE FAX KESUM TOs (103) 7=3.81=3 Full time position. (Greater Toronto area►. /Exp. an asset but not essential. Salary, 2 bedroom apt. plus benefits. Call905"666*4829 • PICKERING GUEST SERVICES REPRESENTATIVES REQUIRED SEASONAL PART-TIME Mature Guest Sen -ices Representatives required for the 1996 Holiday Season. Must be available to work evenings, weekends, Christmas Eve and Boxing Day. Applicants must have a comprehensive knowledge of Pickering Town Centre stores and services. A flare for gift- wrapping and previous customer service or retail experience is preferred. Guest Services Representatives must be able to work in a fast -paced environment, while providing the highest level of customer service to our guests. Interested applicants may fax resumes to (905) 420-9379 or drop off resumes at Pickering Town Centre Guest Services Kiosk, located on the lower level near Centre Court. No phone calls please. We thank all applicants in advance, houvver only suitable candidates unil be contacted. VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS INC. We are currently recruiting for the following positions in the Oshawa/Durham regions: ADMIN. ASSISTANT with appropriaft quallittications and EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLORS JOB FINDING CLUB FACILITATORS JOB DEVELOPERS VOCATIONAL EVALUATORS Minimum requirements: Post Secondary Degree, related discipline. Please fax your resume to: Thea Aldrich O (416) 7849633 No phone calls please. r6:30p.m. TIBIUM GAS MODUCTS CANADA DNC. eson Gas Products, the world leader m ali Gases and Equipment, has an imme- full timeC 1pe�R�NTATIYL At our Whitby location. successful applicant must have stron, ver - lulls, be organised, and have basicPC ledge. Education in chemistry ata postdary level is a requirement, as >s previous mer Service expercence in a manufactur- ervice environment. Working day will end :30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Wages and fits are competitive. Previous applicants to 1232 need not apply a&ain. Please forwume with wagge expec horn to: TaSSON iiA1 PSODUY CTS CANADA DIC. D" 4111. �R,, ONTA>RID. ATTOCTOW ramooKim [experience OCWS CANADA 's, Canada's leading authentic lifestyle brand, has been build- putation for quality and service nce 1973. We're looking for 'oaE MAr1AGiP�S & ISTANT MMAGEM for the Pickering region. didates must be dynamic and lts-oriented with management nce in retail sales or hospitality. are interested in being part of a g company, fax your resume to: (945) 683.7 hank you in advance for your st, only successful candidates will be contacted. SHIFT SUPERVISOR GRACE CANADA, INC. The Construction Division of Grace Canada, Inc. is presently seeking an individual to work on a rotating continental shift as a supervisor in It's unionized Ajax manufacturing facility. This individual should have past supervisory experience in a manufacturing setting and be able to demonstrate strong leadership, communication and interpersonal skills. A college certificate and working knowledge of computers Is essential. Interested individuals are invited to send their resume in confidence to: Human Resources Department GRACE CANADA, INC. 294 Clements Road West Ajax, On. L1S 3C6 only those applicants selecreJ for air interview will be contacted. EARN $717. • N.P. a. sembding pr-xduos at name as lime as 2-3 hours per day Amwng recorded message reveals decals Call 416-612- 6798 x86 EXPANDING COURIER COW PANY •e j TIS 5 drivers wt, vernc.es taming potemul SSitu • $800 weekly Expen- ence heipfW but not neces- say Call (905) 427-8093 Mon -Fn 9am -3pm Lancscaoerss-cw -i -w personnel required for grounds keeping company Must have abstract. Own transportation F21 resume to: 905427.9534. pager 416-406-8787. EXPERIENCED SUPERIN- TENCEN' couple required for 200 unit Whitby re -rift renal apt building Salary plus apanmern Fax resume to 905-M-2470 FRAMNG CARPENTERS Prices $3 2D- $4 50sq n for roof on ony, or S25rtaur Ex- perienced only The time is now to make money Iramrng Pad evey 2 weeks guaran- edd Call Steve ;9051242- 1655 days or Ater 7pm (905)697-0079 FREE CALL' Work with pros and make more money Pays weekly Company expWns details aril offers great sup- port $00-011-2141 Code 60792 HAMSTYUST required. futu pan -time with experience for Josephs Hairstyling. Oshawa Centre Appy in person, or phone 723-9251. ask for Joe HAIRSTYLIST WANTED for busy Whitby Salon Guar- anteed hourly wage of 371hr plus profit staring. dental. drug and eye care plat plus bin" pay" W SUNDAYS Call for interview Lym or Mary teen 666 90 First Choice Ha iciturs. HARD WWA MB dnvers re- quired for Oshawa and Ajax/ Picl enng. Neat appearance, Reliable car.rNgfK shift aro wedoub.CaN 725-7764 MOEMAXERS, mature stud- ents. pat -time telemarkelli positions avatabk to NIa a 18 vents at age 8 older. VOW hour those ft p 5) Quillity. Cal (905) 619-6991 between 1-5p.m to arrange an interview. L CEMBED Hahrslyllets with minimum 2 yrs. experience required for hA tow positions. Please call Oshawa Centre Hair Stylists, Mary or Liu 905-728-4623. AJAX based Plumbing Heat- ing Contractor requires a pan time Bookkeeper. Some. typ- ing o-ing required. Knowledge of Office 97, and M.YO.B. re- quited. Able to work two to three days per week Fax re- sume to (905)-686.8405. MAKE moray from lame. No hype Iuse big wa *dicks. call for details 1-600-811- 2141 Passcode 60792 MAIL TECHNICIAN - Wperwur, ',r w ri Gerson e your own Dass min great sup- port stats Denise 436-9303 NATIONAL MONEY MART 'A !-e Durham 6 Scarborough area Must have grade 12 diploma. I year Customer service 1 year Cash expeneniM i Computer SIDUS MUST De aloe to work 'etal 'fours Tease man resume to 106 Box 300 Brock St 5 Whitby Ont LIN 4J8 or 'ax to 905-666-0810 Tease r10 phone cans \ATIO\aL POST l reds, nes. national nes -paper :!quires .d.a„ r careen for news- FJF,'r delivery to f-o—eholds between J m - 6 a.m. Hart - Sat 1 .- ,ck a must. Call 1-800-268-7742 NATIONAL POST Canada + new national newspa- per require. adult carriers for news- PPaper deliver' to households btwn. '1-6 a.m. `ton -Sat. Vehicle a must 416-383-2500 PART TIME DRIVER. Days. Evenings or weekends Must be 19 years of age or older with own vehicle Please rag (905W27-2424 PART-TIME HAIR STYLIST required for busy salon in Bowmanville. Hourly wage plus comrrllsslon and benefits, Please phone Barb or Wendy at 623-•4444 TELEkUr4ffTERS needed. hull tirrWpan time. houry plus auce preferred PIM KKR require, pte - mantent full-time drys. must have! 7 after bpm. xpenena Call 905- 427-725 WORK *Must have car *Must be reliable *Shiftwork 416-279-1026 :RING an experienced idible_ reliable. accurate. member service representa- tive to Bleat Tskr dura and other financial services as re. quined. On a part time stasis, apply with resume to Oshawa Community Credit Union. 214 Kig St E Oshawa. SHIPPER. RECEIVER .nomeroge )l exp()- --- meMS. expenence in pur- chasing and inventory Fax resume to 1-905-837-0627 At- tentlon Jan Parks SNOW PLOW brokers Nanted mth late model trucks, Scarboroughi Markham area. 905-427—U88 . o r pager 416-406-8787 TEAM LEADER ?; , M.ek _ardviates shouldV •have cr equrvawm. 2 yews ex- oenence in program develop - ,em and acowry planning for parents and children Send re- s,.me to sue Wadman Paem ,•vld Support and Resource entres for NonnumberWd un t4 Maplewood Ave o Box 7'2 Brighton Cn. 'Arlo. Kuu"K '-C by November 3. 1994 THENEWS ADVERTISER s 10001in.,- fluff :i-•.e,s deliver papers aril Mers door 10 door Friday s orxy by 6 00 PM Must have own vehicle can 683-51.7 THE NEWS AOVERTISER s looking •Cr CM !0 0ellver papers arc :tyets .wcr tc door tour times a week joy 6 00 PM in their neighbomoods Cali 905-683-511, THE NEWS Advertiser :s look- ing or Adult :arners To de- liver wars and flyers to homes as well asbusdness routes four times a week by 6 00 pm Must have own vr- tvde Call 905.683-5117 WAITERSIMfA1TRESSES Ex- perience required apply with- in 1527 Sayy Pickering. 1- 5p in daily, WANTED' Experienced wind- ow and song installer wrth a well established local compa- ry Full time !Iasis Must have own tools and transportation Stat immediately. Reply File 1246. Oshawa Whitby This Week. 865 Farewell St. Osha- wa. Ord LIM 71.5 WON AT HONE - assem- bling our products. Stat im- mediately. For tree into pack - ape call 24 his toll-free 1- 888-771-7409. Of $ M9 Nob ASSISTANT SECRETARY re- quired for busy real esdAe d- ffce. Must be flexible, com- puter literate with excellent communication skills. Expen- ence preferred, iia will train. Fax resume to: Linda Gladu (416998-6602. RECEMONOT POSITION for a pan lime /lop time avaihbk for a Duly, heaffh care oNidx. Must enjoy wortdng sunt poo- pie. some experience and Computer skdh an asset. Ap- py to: Fie 1245 Oshawa This Week PO Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario. LIM 71-5 TYPIST/SECRETARY part-time 1-5p.m. require good English and computer slits. Send re- sume to Eldon Hung, Durum Engi eenng Ltd.. 345 Simrwe St S . Oshawa. L 1 H 4.12 iiia; t h.irtn-; lrcountant s orrice requires a 7Find or Fourth vear level CGA *r CMA t:biic -"_: ':n'ln'S -' • perience essential. Repply to- FileN-228 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario. tary wanted for busy Real Estate Office in Pickering, evenings & weekends Real Estate expppreferred Fax to 13cinna, (905) SO1.34)< .,r (905).431-7-7- Skilled •wfo AZ DRIVER .'<J . •... ;ccl «ages clean abstract ina „ S experience is a -use Can ice ar 905-427- i63 CABINET MAKERS •equired +" At expen- -iced aanet ewers •seed .cityappy Please tax •!suite 90 963-9714 CERTIFIED 'NCLS'R,AL --�"',ANS ANC MIL_ NPIGHTS reguireo.mme- 3alely .nth 5 years expen- -nce Golrg rate is $26 24 or our 'o apply send 'esume to P 0 Box 25205 Lpndon. Om NBC 6A9 Cl Alt A MECHANIC eeded Apply n X-; , Y.":e Steen A Ross, 534 Rdson Rd South or an '26-6221 to MY PERSON WANTED ' Customer Service MUST nave residential service repair) experience Must rave own tools. excellent interpersonal and Communication skills Durtlam Region Fla resume 416-633-7491 BODY PERSON required imme- diately for busy flat -rate bodv shop in Whitby. No apprentices. Phone, jE\i•SEN .AUTO BODY (905) 668-3331 LICENSED Onvti ng Instructors needed for Apx,'Pickerig area Must have late model tar with dual brakes Mini- mum 3 years teaching expen- ence Call t9O5)6W7878 LICENSED plumberfgas tech- nician II, with mn of five yeas experience Knowledge In commercial and Industria service Steam/Hot water heating and controls. Able to work with hunimwn super- vision. Fax Resume to (905)- 686-840& LICENSED with own tools, good wage. TAXI DRIVERS for Pickering Company 585-3803 MOULD MAUR for small m- tricate injection moulds. Over brae Pease call (905) 697- 0103 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: 41n or 5th year Electrical Appren- tice for very busy company. commercial 8 residential knowledge an asset Fax resumes to 9175-436-2883. uerd* >z 85?r4355 A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 30,1998 ®1 Sdoo HWAgsmts 1 Son HolplAgrte Ila Sake HWAgeotsS Ned Hlelp ® Shined Hnlp SldNad Htlilp AJAX HYDRO -ELECTRIC COMMISSION REQUIRES A RETAIL SALES ASSISTANT ($11.75/Hr.) AJAX HYDRO Six Month Assignment This individual is responsible for retail sales and assistance to custom- ers in our Energy Outlet Store. You would also arrange for delivery, in- stallation of products, assist with new product development, maintain a working knowledge of products and provide phone back-up to our customer services department. Our hours are 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday however you may have to cover extended hours on Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturdays. The ideal candidate is well organized. works effectively with minimal supervision and can handle a multi -task environment . A minimum of grade 12 Education, sound knowledge of computer applications (spe- cifically Microsoft ), strong mathematical aptitude, and retail experi- ence is required. Submit resumes by November 6 at 4:00 pm to: Ajax Hydro -Electric Commission Retail Sales Assistant 55 Taunton Road East, Ajax, Ontario L1T 3V3 Fax; (905)619-0210. E -Mail: h.r@ajaxhydro.on.ca No phone calls please. We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. IMSales HolodAgernts SM Saks Hearagerits IM SkiNed nate TELEMARKETER/ SECRETARY t,L'e are an international manufacturer of hand tools sold through retail, industrial, automotive and specialty distributors. Reorganization has created an opening for an individual with strong telemarketing sales and secretarial experience. Candidate should have good communication sk:lls and can work independently French K-tuld he an asset. Computer knowledge is needed using %'P 6.1. AS4(X). Coreldraw 7 and the internet. He offer a competitive salary and ,nrnprehensnve benefits Please send your r:`ly, Including a detailed resume with saiary history, to confidence to: RECORD TOOLS INC. 1920 Clements Rd. Pickering, Ontario L1W 3V6 Fax: 905-428-7555 RE: File 1999 Only those candidates selected for an interview wt ill be contacted. Ou• MrtDy iocahon US ar immediate operuN for ar ouWoe floor Coverings SALES ASSOCMTE To senate The area of ,7urttam Region and Toronto Ext AMfea tit s resat Yarn. • Strong Saks skills wm+ a prover, track record • Experience in the floor coverings industry • Exce kM organizational skills awry to work iroependeney • FkxibOtY ro make evening and weekend apposlmrzrK • A raid Ontario driver S I P g i We offer an exmAem ren umeralgrtpackage office support stall am a company vehicle hot--*" arra-fto, ps- iia: Year a'taMe tae ("S) 976-57" 135 135 20 AZ Drivers wanted to run USA • 34¢ a mile it drops and pick-up • no east coast • minimum one year experience • up to date abstract, CVOR, and criminal record search Appy in person to: Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol Street, Suite 203 Whitby, Ontario or call 1 -888 -439 -TM APPRENTICE Required for the evening shift, 4 p.m. - midnight For busy Chrysler dealership. Chrysler experience is a definite asset. Fax resume to: (905) 683-5738. WEGU Canada Inc., manufacturer of custom moulded rubber and plastic products, is currently seeking a qualified QUALITY/MECHANICAL TEST ENGINEER Candidates should be recent graduates in an Engineering program mechanical preferred). equirements include maintaining calibration program, dynamic testing, dimensional layouts, determining testing parameters and equipment for new products. Knowledge of 0S.9000 requirements, Instron test equipment, MSA, PPAP, GDT and old and new computer software systems are definite assets. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P.O. Box 567, Whitby, Ontario L1N 5V3 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 Skilled Help Raglan Indtl1;trW1 t1 lool.m-4 for ALUIIQNUM WELDER-11170TERS To fit into our Tani. Di%isurrl We offer competitive wages and bene- fits. Resumes and/or applications are being accepted within: 5151 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa. No phone calls please CLASS 'A' MECHANIC 4 P.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT SHIFT Must have at least 2 years Chrysler dealership exp. Fax resume to: (905) 683-5738 PAINTER Required Pickering Location Minimum 5 years experience on a conveyor line. Powder coating and wet painting. Fax resumes to: Nelson Industrial We. ("5) 428.2392 or can ("5) 428.2240 150 HEALTH CARE Requites HOMEMAKERS, HCA'S, AND PSW 5. For Pickering Ajax area. Car essential. Fax resumes: (905) 426-74147 Alta- Gina OCCIRfRTIONAIJ1N0uSTRlAL Health Nurse. experience needed. for casual rew send resumes to File /243. Osla- watMRhtby This Week. PO Box 481, Oshawa. ON OH 71.5 POSITION ANAN.ANLE for a full time PDA and Hygienist in a busy Oshawa Group Pru- lice. Experience preferred. Fax resume to 905-434-8520. at- terition Mary. M Dat"` CAIDARACSCHM and Kbme OVEdaypre for 2 boys, 5 a 2 112. Must be a nut -free and smoke-hee en- vironment. 6664343 CARE 011ER required in our fame. 4 days/month for 5 kids: aged 6 months to 14 years. in south Ain. rderenc es requ'ed. Cal 427-3637. NANNY. Live-oul. 3 rtromh old boy..hrwury. start dale. Driv- ers ice se an asset. Lots of TLC re"red. Finch a Rose - bank. Pickering. Cal Kristin (905)420-21310. LANIYMPJSEREEPER - five - out or live-in, 2 school aced Housework eA, mealence �e prepare• tion. Driven Manse an as- set. References, Pickering. (905)509.2565. • 1 Dgcaw 1Vated NANNYMOUSEREEPER five - in or five -out nexlbfe nours. lot 3 year old boy Call 905 420-2081 • OW- Awiplublu DAYCARE AVULAKE n my experienced IOwmg rrdn- smoking none Nutnbous meaf&tnaidks CPR/ First Ail Fei yard walk to park. or Roberta Bodnar awn Debbie 683-5844 IIWY Z4M M'OW. 2 full time daycare openings. Gam -bpm Cal Two 683-2210 WN, RESPONSMIE mother of 1 looking to find young Playmates in creed of dwW cue. reasonable ntes, Pick- ering area, your home pre kmed Palsy 839--6065. LIVERPOOLAAYLT c ildafe available for children 18 months/dder, my home. Walk to park. daily outings, nutritious meals/macks, first AWCPR. Non-smdunp no Bets Lee else (905)839- • Do. Av.W* 1 Articke for Sal• 9 PCE. DINING ROOM suite LIVERPOOLIBAYLY warm, loving home daycare, has a space avallabk for mlam pre - saw ar child Full time days ECwith CPR d First Aid Call 931-0726 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: .owing daycare 18 mom is to ' 2 years Daily outings ,rented backyard and park) _rafts. story time, music, nu- 'rlrous meals 6 snacks First Aid. C PR certdmed Non- smoking. receipts 905-428- '244 1 Employment warted LAWN CARE, leaf ralalq. odd , lis '•epair small engines) r•ee Estimate Call Andrew )OS -509-7714 1 Business to Business CONCRETE ::1::ng ano core `nihng Excellent prices' 10 ,:arse speaalkz- rg len Pod decks hushed 'loors. curbs. 1' x 187 Core- lntkrg, wafts - 24 hour serv- e' Cap 1705)741-2811 or fix 905)725-1302 Traft FREE KITTENS 8 weeks oid :W1 705-786-0038 Little Bn- tan 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD. ex- xdwm very best quality, talo - wood guaranteed extra Iaq lime fusty seasoned. Ca i Salic Honest measurement. free delivery. 905.753-2246 A83OLUTELY THE BEST - top quality season" hardwood Servag Prdkerwkq, Aux wht- Dy and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 FNLEWOOD good quaNty harowood cut spot delivered. $75 two cord. 5225 burn cord 15% Discount for pick up Cal 666-8699 ROM LONER, est 1961 4-x8-xl2' - $64 rx8'x16" - $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Dekvery Oshawa area Buy Local 8 Save Big savings Days 705-277-3381. toll free from Oshawa. even- ings 905-434-6665 SEASONED HARDWOOD, Cut and spm. bundles $3 tam oad 560 Fra local delivery Kindlingwood availitfle. Pili. ,126-186 Carer NEII RADIO tower. 40 it, thrust bearing rotor. $300. Hem m 2, plus* 2 meter beam antersae 325. Cab (905)683-7950. 1 AAielss $3LL 11 PC. Duan dirk. cnerry- wood, dining roan sol. Brand new. still pidtaped, cast 511.000. Sacrifice $4,500. (416) 255-0265. 12' ROM above ground pad and am mum C"al ='or � -ISM of 242-588 Mftvm hoiNith, • • Dtgitaome"k, Day Care Available in good condition. asking $800 or best offer cal (905) 7289561 - LEATHER JACKETS up to 11 2 price leather purses from $999, luggage from $19". leather wallets from $699 Everything Must Go' Family Leather. 5 Points Mau Osha- wa 905-728-9830 AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. Special chimney clearing/ caps, as low as $59 00 Pest srxankrig iraWled $2500 No muss, no fuss guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES (905)686- 7741 ALUMINUM storm door BY x 32' wan louvered window b frame. Also matching side louvered windows 60' x12* ,all 705.328-0402 after 6 srfD) BED, KACK wrought iron ca- nopy queen ortnopedic mat - tress/hame Never opened. $1.200 Sacrifice $490 (416)255-0285 BEDDING Blue noral duvet cover ,Qu;en) Matchrg ph - low' shams 8 bed skin $rKl1 sell(Double) New (905) 427- aLINOS Cut the middle man Installer may custom made wmridowcovtnrgs. Vert" Venetian. SMtters Free esti- mates (416)227-7777 or 905)-660-0072 or 1 -888 -369 - CARPET IMOKER. 100%. Nylon thck. piush stain re - swam carpet For 3 rooms. only, 5369 00 Pnce inrckrdes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad AM installation in home Free % otation n � home No interest, no payment for one fun year Daniel. 1.800- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon. new stain le- IeaSe Carpets on hard. I will carpel 3 rooms. S349 Price NCk da Carpet. premium nod. expert installation. n. fast deirv- ery. free estmiles (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% rylon shin re- lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sec. yd.) Includes Caw. premium pad and installa- tion Free estrmales. carpet repairs Servirig Durham am surroundsq aaa Sam 905- 686.1772. CARPET SALE. Call and Save up to 50% On tape selection cusionfor satisfaction dew. For free esMrale al Mie. (905) 431-4040.(416) 822.6226 CO JMMM 52200. pus 45 Jukebox $900. Dodi on loca- tion coming money Grist tiN lex nee room. Immaatale condition. 905-579-4538 COM PUTEN FACTORY. Amazing school specs. 1 year no payments, tree scan - net. 266mmx loaded, interret, primer. software and more $15 wk (,lac). 1-800-515- 5545 Fra dekvery. CONTENTS SALE, Gfbbard Wk. 6 chairs. wakki. excefift condition. S12M., sofa. 2 side chairs. 5350., Lawn mower. etc. call 905- 50418339. iTNA1101105, guaranteed tow - 29 prim for diannorlds. gen stones and Jewelry. Custom wok DflalKy service. We ala ay )ewelryl car (905)-626- 1280. OMMO ROAM SUITE: Bac. irrdlda 6 are -back chairs. China caplet. d table with e*a 10. dark oak ex111P coalition. asking :1600. Car PNOTOCWI R, Duplex, of- fice sin, pus Awry mon features. $2500. Metal Merit - lure sorters. two, leo. sin stole, $150 each. Cal arfyliale 905-404-1977. FM OREMM design furN- lure. one sofa tack 53' lag, two 20' square side able:, one 2 -pc. curio cablim 77' high, For marc Information Cal(905)263-4116. 1 Arts _ 1 Arles wnrtNd IS YOUR SKIN aging taster PINE/OAK FURNITURE... we than you are? Revolutionary are growing again .work is anti -aging system Clinical starling on our showroom ex - results after 4 weeks include pansion so we have to re - 421% reduction In wrinkles 8 duced our inventory to make 154% increase in Skin firm- room .prices have been ness d elasticity 100% Un- drastically reduced for conditional Guarantee Do clearance We also have your products measure up? special pre -Xmas pricing on You couldwin free skin care our entire furniture lineup, for a year, For into call 905- don't be disappointed. get 728-8220 ext. 2 your order in nowt our mot - FULL -SIZE WASHER 3 DRY• SHER to There is No Substilute for Quality Traditional Wood' ER. excellent condi- working 115 North Port Road bon, clean, well-maintained (S oft Reach Rd) Port Perry. $400 for set Full-size Rost- grist 985.8774 www tradi- free fridge and stove. show- fiona(woodwodang on ca room condition, $650 for set Call 9D5-436-0021 USED FRIDGES $115 and up. FUR COAT - Lady's violet used ranges $125 and up. used dryers $t25 and up. maleshc mink. ankle length, used washers $235 and up. sin 12/14 Stored and cleaned new and used coin operated annually. Insured 55000 Ask- washers and dryers at low ing :1200 Snowbird Now, prices New brand name Call 905-668-6663 fridges $480 and up. new elft FUTONS. MATTRESSES, top ranges with clock and Bean Bags Sofas. Bedroom glass door $479 and up. wide Swres. Baby Furniture We selection of other new and stock Brand Names like Sim- used appliances Call use to - Palliser, Tngold 8 day. Stephenson's Applianc- Hammer. The Best Quality at es 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) the Lowest Price in Durham 576-7448 Futons are always In stock GARAGE door repairs, broken Ready to take back to School springs cables, rollers, open- LUIGI's Furniture. 488 Kiril St. ersnstailed dt63360073 W Oshawa (905)-436-0860 WASHER and dryer. Article 1 like b tike brand new 5600 Mr Wsntsd crowave $100 , Nordic Flex ANTIQUES 7Absolute lift Ad - Gold exercise unit S3Dg Call vice always vaivable usually (905) 433-8803 free, Purchasing outright. es - WASHER 6 DRYER Excellent tates */some antique cont - condition Will deliver 6 rook. ents. (no limit to value con - up Can separate set Call sdered). collections o1 any (905)-839-0098 sort. quantities or single an- iterns So" in utry KENMORE WASHER. DRYER. MMoorcrot pottery I'll otre- stow exceilem Condition Call spall to all queries. Robert after 6 W p m 705.357-1302 Bowen Antiques- Brooklet, KING BED x thick 0 "'u (905)655-8049. tax (905)655-5501 P,liowtop set' and frame. stitill in piastkc, cost $1.500 Sell CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. $625 (416) 255-0285 Sell 3 more, Pay top dollar MITER Saw S'60 Piano. for lop items Home audio/ 4600 trade, $200 0 er ry video. car audio. fools. CD's. 'Admiraf- $150 Compressor, movies. games. god dia- maids furniture, ceppllances 3hp $999 AS len good wnid- (9O5µ33-1785 905-571-2274 Ow Call 905-655 4138 (905)666-0004 (prefer an MATERNITY WEAR NEW items in woriunq order) S'OPE *Bata Becumnrj, 17 00 you have valuable an - St E Bowwnratwfk 905- 623 623 �70t3 OPEN 7 days, bques o estate Corterits? Let week For dress. office and us assist you in achieving IN highest possible prices Calc casual weal to -day Henry or We Kann 19115 Ski -loo Grand Tour" Antique Consultants* with low mueage excellent conch- nearly 30 years experience tan Many extras (905)-837- Phone 905-985-8161 0944 T.V. TOWER WITH ANTENNA it"O with Bpd. Mason d and rotor 985-6948 snp Rkcn Home, upright model. $1 000 Gam 905-728-8931 a" WANTED - ESTONIA reading ter 12 row matenal books etc for elder - y Estonian lady who loves to PMNOSA WOFATERread Please call 905-985- CLOCKS Extended Bala to 7132 School of Huge selec- WANTED: Chain link fencing bewa n On d ce•• sro � Ixaros New "" pianos from ,895 must nave poles and all ac - and up Rent to own. 100% of cessorkes Please Call (905)725-2383 snp all rental payments apply Also a S Aft gmdratner ctloc ks from 59 M Cnft and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 CHRISTMAS Home Enhance- NEAVY DUTY PLASTIC UM :rest. Let our oes gnem show � and f20 each Dw you how 13 decorate your using gol(Vs.Ner 8 V,c- 721-09Mhom* tonan styles Wed Nov 4 or RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. Thurs Nov 5 Tickets $8 new and reconditioned, 1dl Available at Mardi s Flowers warr"yqy Paddy's Market, 106 Byron St S Whitby 905- 905-M1-01_nx541 nr 1 -sen -74101. 1566-1517 MIN SWOMAN - Oualkty wooden steeds 8 X 8bam kit, only $299 bks ax Many oder su- es ad styles available AISo garages and decks 761 Mc- Kay Rd Una 3. Pickering. For more into au 905319-2093 SOFA, RECLWR and chair 2 years old, teal blue. 1800. 905-576-9140 WANTED: Clain link fencing must have poles ala all ac- cessories Pkxe Cal (905)725--2383 sip wNrFKY upright baro. wal- nut tirksh. very good condition. $1200. Phone 623-1174 rights. except Monday 6 Thursday. • 1 Art i Craft • 1 Arts b Craft CRAFTERS WANTED at the Gill and Craft Showplace lo- cated in the Courtice Flea Maket, Urn east of Oshawa. Let us show and sell your crafts directly to the public You do not have to be there. Call 905-436-1024 DURHAM COLLEGE CRAFT SHOW November 7 d 8 - One of the largest shows in Dur- ham Region (905) 721-3052 ext 2365 for information FOLK ART CLASSES avail- able. All levels. morning, af- ternoon and evening classes available Beginners our spe- ciality. Classes starting No- vember 2nd Leant a craft that can relieve stress and give enormous enjoyment Call (905) 576-3947 for informa- tion • 1 pott/SrrppliW Boardin41 PUREBRED Golden Retriever puppies, vet checked. first shots $300 Please call (705)454-1248 GERMAN Shepherd pups for sale Purebred. born July 29th CKC registered Oe - wormed, first d second shots. Call(905)837-2968 REGISTERED QUARTER HORSE. 5 yt old gelding. 15 3 hands. 3 months professional training, gentle. easy keeper, divorce sadly forces sale 52500 905-723-0504 or 705- 295-6498 1 NEED A NOME I m a really friendly lovable gray and while male cat. one year old. I will love you to pieces d your give me a home n gets cold out at night now Call (705) 786-0089 Leave mes- sage stip PNIECREST FARMS has warm stalls with aufnrnatx: water. Drkght 70xl50 arena. locked heated tack room. newly seeded paddocks Spe- cial rates to first 6 borders Also DOG BOARDING avail- able from "ified vet techni- CaNbreeder Call (905)434- 7929 T1t NMN CENTRE A full yy maeed ndor -aai ty olers Jlrlar Puppy (9 wks•� to Adult Obedience. Agility. Show Handling, Aggression passes for Probers dogs (905)-683-7852 11 Aekxnio0rkt rr-.k CREDIT PROBLEM e Spot hnarzutg ';wnpay- mems from K to $2 000 „ A C starting at S 199, mons^ vent ctes from 1985 199E 905 420-9056 (Sunday s Dy spot M.1 Arts a Crafts To Advertise Your Fall Bazaar call our Classified Advertising - Department. o: mma/WhOy/cam.. : 576-9335 AWPkcala t aM: 683-0707 W fax Ila Y~ ad at: 576-9335 ,. ,L: w'.e:'^'v!?`h5?}Y7Swi1',fi'rvr.p•., i 11« / 1 Scar 1 1 sales 1 1 .rbwwre 0i few q.rd 11 ■b11INd. a R� IT PROBLEMS? On the 1996 SINIFMF GT automat = -- -- CRED y spr,t financing Down pa meals from $750 O.AC Cars. trucks vans 1981 to 1994 Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 792 S mcue Street South. Oshawa Plane 905.720-3382 1977 OLDS CUTLASS 442. gond condition. new lives b more, Must seer As is $3500 Call 432 1888 1983 BUICK RIVIERA, as is $1;oo or best offer (905) 831- 2186 1994 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo- PlDlert car, Best offer as Is. Call Gary 905-576-9854 (snp) 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass - 8ta, it automatic. new muffler BleWdot stereo with equalizer. pw in good running condition. 175. 000 km asking $750 i b o Call 905-668-8730 1986 BUICK CENTURY au- •nmA:c V6 2 8 motor floor :onsole shift au. PS. P8. very Jood condition Certified j2400 or best offer as Is Phone 905-725-3348 1986 CAVALIER. 130K RS inns new Tires 2 0L. runs like new. nc rust, excellent condl- boo CO player included $2500 o b o Aaron (home) (905)7282699. cell (905)431- 5511 1986 LINCOLN Town Car, Signature Seres Estate sale exeeuent condition. 109.000 kms fully loaded. dealer maintained. $4.950 cert 905- 683-5865 1988 323 MAZDA Hatchback. blue standard 203 00011 certified $1900 Call 905- 655-8959 1988 HONDA ACCORD. --Sr.Gf km Runs good Body needs work as is $1600 ODD 263-1010 1988 JEEP Cherokee $4250 ' _)' Isu: a Stylus, engine re- built. $3500 Both In excellent stupe. body s m great condi- tion Will certifry Piton 905436 8606 1989 Sundance 4 dr auto :xiwer %b 120k S Lady driver, secund owner A-1 Condition Askrv1 $2600 Atter 7 p m 905 428 2, 74 isnp) www. C 1RCIIOICE.CO%i .491 CUTLASS uiera exc ccnd Wallet! 3 3 Idre. V-6 cenkfied. 192 OOOkms or 119 OOOm 55200 Whdby 9C5)66S 81158 1991 Mercury Topaz. auto. aur PS P8 only 81,000 kms New tuts. new Wakes Great c.:,,$tan Inside and out $4500 ce?UW 665-9351 III CEO STORM GSI, red. 5 `peed 107 000 kit original owner, excellent condition. certified Asking 55.500. 060. Must sell Telephone (905) 404 8874 1992 BUICK Regil Gran Sport 38C one uwner Immaculate. fully loaded. rich leather un - Tenor, excellent value, asking $8495 Call (905) 428-9443 aver Spm 1"2 CAWUJER, 31, 109.500 w'ns power windows, brakes. -raise unl clew tires 8 brakes. good conditloln $5.500. (905) 718-8863 (Cell phone). 1992 SUMBIRD, 4 cyl auto. S e- 5 cert 1988 Bonneville. fully loaded 52495 cent 1986 Ford Tempo. $1295 cert. Call 404-9759 1993 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM, 11�i00 Idms mini condition. au. new brakes. certified. ask�nq $6.300. call 905-430- 6862 1993 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER - ,vnire automatic, air, cas- sette seven passenger. 1 24 000 km, will certifyy, ex- cellent condition. Asking $8900 o.b o. call 905-728- 6664 1993 PONTAC Sunbird. red. 4 -cylinder. 5 speed Starwlard. 2'door grey interior, very clean rust -tree vehicle, 115 OOOkm, $5300 certified. call 905-728-0705 or 95- 432.7127. 1994 WACLKRY CRANO Marquis LS, v-8, 4 door, dark blue with dark due interior Loaded. Abs, p,tr., p.b.l.., p trunk. P. mirrors, p. seats cruise, light package, lift a7C digital dash, hands era 167000 lot.. 59,900. 0. b. o, 1905)686 4099 1995 CHRYSLER Town b Country, loaded, Haller, quad seals. mint Conm#m. 89 o00kms $20,500. George 666-3836 1995 SAFARI SLE. new motor. exhaust brakes etc. trail" Rµ9 loaded. 19' Terry Resort trailer. baheries ildl baht. anti - $way electric brakes, many extras non-smokers. van $17500 certified, trader $to 500. both $25,000 firm. (905)665-8519. IC. power sun root, cd player, loaded, remote start. 19,000 kit.. best offer Telephone (905)725-9324 days. eve (905) 723-M7 1997 GMC SAFARI 8 pas- senger van Loaded, a/c 7411 $16.900 Certified 623.5674 1997 RED GRAND PRIX GT, 2 door. loaded. $20.500 (905) 852-6847 1997 SABLE slationwagon, loaded, 4 -dr. silver with grey interior. aluminum wheels. rustprpofed. 23.000 km. $19.995 905-725-9242 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 88 PONTIAC TEMPEST .6 - Automatic 256K Grgd :on. drtlon 5700 (905)576-8000 BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln Town Car While, with while leather mtenor Sunroof, total luxury car All opTans. great shape Certified 516.000 Can Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 or 242-5806(snp) NAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE MECHANIC $15 95 Lubt. Oil and Fitter with this ad. Also Car cleanup Reasonable rates. Easy hnanet" i War. ranty aeailaDle. Now drift - 1932 rustpronn.g from 569.95 42 Reconditioned Certified cars mailable, 1996 Saturi 4 .r auto $9 900 1994 Grand Am 4 dr. auto $5995 1994 �UNBIRO 2 or, auto. $5995 993 Grand Am, S5995 1992 neo Stam auto $4.7951992 Astro 57.600. 1992 Lebaron ;TC 5 speed $5.295. 1992 ''anspon APV $8500. 1"1 Bomuvile $5.995 1991 So- noma 5 speed $6 595 1991 Z24 5 d. $5 400 1991 Lumina Euro 4 of. $5 900 1991 Grand Am 2 d auto. S4400 1991 Lumina APV. 56.500 1990 Cavalier wagon. auto $3600 1990 Thunder- brrd SC auto S5, 900 1990 Lu - M" 4 of auto 53 600 1990 Taurus 4 dr auto S3 700 1990 ant 4 or auto. S2 995 1990 4 5 speed $3 500, 1990 Sunbird 4 or $3 400 1969 Jeep YJ $6 595 1989 Beretta GT. 5 -Wil $3 400 1989 Cavalier 2 dr. auto. $3.200. 1988 Sentra auto. 52.400 1964 Convene $8 595 Custom S-10 $7900 Mon- Thurs. Dam -/turn, Fri. Sam- 7pm. Sat 9am - Spm Buy. SNIT, Tradel 160 Salomon St. S.. Osbawa (9051WH22$5. 1990 Cnev Malibu 6000 un.. loaded balance of factory warranty $17.900 Two to choose from, one while. one maroon - Take your pock" 434-2775 TIME TO CHANGE? FALL BACK TO CERTICAR. GREAT CARS, FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY. EG 1993 SAFARI ext. loaded. perfect Gond. must see $9.900. 1995 Grand Am SE, burgundy beauty, loaded. V-6. only $8.800 or $199. mo. Let 99 Cow" wagon. 31 v-6. air, spotless, Silver $3.995. IMy 69 Sprint, automatic, 113,000 kms. $2.295. 1912 S", gold Ed.. loaded. 133.000 kms. $6.900. 1912 SoM Am, loaded, v-6. coupe Maxte 57.700. /!!1 oal auto. sil- ver blue A-1, asking $3.995. 1983 Grand Vepapr Le, load ed. dark gran, wow $9,950. 1993 Traspen BE. loaded. white, 3800. only $9.950.1991 BWdt A"W loaded. 122.000 kms. $7.700: 3800 v6. 1915 Catrsli rs from $8,985 or $199JMO. 1995 IN N - Spill, ale. auto, gorgeous $8.995 or $1 Wrone. 1198 Tracker, 2 I�ppss auto. air. only 85,000lums, like new $6,995. Main's "95', 4 cyf., autos, from $6,600. 199 &mbird Le, leaf, auto, air, spotless $4.400. 19" LMCSM CSW - Natal, mint, mint, loaded, 129,000 kms, only $9,900. 1992 ONs Delta ", loaded. and perfect. Only $8,800. Fer Illae ad follow Un theles, cow N CwHw Ass Coln. 155 10" St- w., at NWAM Mall. fall (985) 579.28". 4- S.Ndaya. 1967 TOYOTA SUPRA, Toga Roof, arm/tm cass., 6 cyl. 5 airc. 185.000 km. Navy exterior. Only $3,995 Call 665.7694 crop. 1'RASER 1 Automobiles Wanftd $75 to $7500 lot scrap ,its 8 trucks or any condition vehr Iles 24hr Free Towing All Curham Recycling cars d rucks wanted TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706-5740 or 837-9226 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used Phi,:es .'�r.�r;!es must be in running condition Call 4272415 or St , come to 479 BayMURAD AUTO SALES Ajax at A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS `licensed ver/iter and ge.ue' 5100-510.000 cash on me %pot For cars, trucks any <ondillon Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)686. 1771 days or (416)684-1121 evenings 1 Trucks for Sale 19x17 Kit GTA -wheels. lowered pro- fessionai bullt post. Ieaffter seats etc Many extras Must sell $3500 985-2869 1949 CHEW 12 Ton. 305 5 - speed stanoard solid. no rust. excellent condition. certdie0. 55500 Call 905-253-8574 MUST SELLI 1991 Chev Ta - ",w Blazer 4x4 Certified. compression tested fully- load00. mint Cooklit on. new, Daunt. dark metallic green we11-maintained $8900 Pri- vate (705)277-1592 after 6pm FF1 vara! a whose conifer 1991 GMC SAFARI, Ap w,) drive ) • drive i(, extenoed can luny loaded new transmission. $7500 905-9853873 1992 ASTRO VAN atended. fully luade^, low its excel- kmt condition Asking S, 750 firm 1992 Grand Am low kms loaded. exeNlem condi- tion 56.5W (905) 6ti6-0006 1993 CHEV AP': Van white ex•,enor grew rTenclr 38 fully loaded ABS Drakes very Clean car. plasbc body 133K. S9300 cerofied Call 905-728- 0705 or 905-432-127 1 Auto Parts i D MOTOR FOR 1987 't-ery ".Ck 4 Cyt complete $250 Cap 5;6-6, 56 after 4 p m Snourmoloodooks 1990 POLARIS Ifil 650 Ex cellenl shape. aluminum skits ski skins. XLT seat. electric fuel gauge. dutch work etc Too much to list Must sell 52900 obo 985- 2869 1914 TAMARA V MAX. 3234 km. like new $4.000 (905) 579-1588 after 6 p m snp 1 1 Ap For Rod WHITBY ONE BEDROOM. avaiable Dec ISI (416) 789- 4145 or (905) 665-7543 1 BEDROOM basement apart- ment. Kmg/Rdson area (Oshawa). recently renovated, ad inclusive. non-smokers preferred, no pets, suit work- ing person, references re- quired Spm Call 905-576-6558 at- let - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby I 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.Keocihes.com/wall street/floor/ oor/ 7657/highriser.html. Z .tunuUM $595 plus hydro Avail Nov Ise 2 bedroom $625 plus hydro Avail Nm 1 2 bedroom $550 plus Try- 1ro Avail Nov 15 Downtown 7shawa est and first 725. 8710 2 bedroom basement apt Sep ertrance Including utili- ties cable one -car parking First/last/non-smoker or pets preferred 5750/mo Available Immediately or Nov 1 Major. Oaks/Brock Pickering 905 619-1509 2 BEDROOM Penthouse 2 washroom; dishwasher. laundry in adult budding Avail Dec 1. Call 723-1009. Stevenson /ROSSIand Rd 2-KOROON alk split In 714 Greenock CT ^sha•wa Partly Iumisnol near all amenities No smoking, no pets Price negotiable Available Imme- hately (9051571-45017 2 -BEDROOM basement aoarmert opo -ate entrance rxludng it"It-PS. Cable 2 car parking. S;65,monm hrst'last Available Dec 1st Non- smoker no pets Valley Fame Greenmount Pickering _905)619-1077 A BEAUTIFUL upper 3-Ded- nom aparmenl win view of lane $975 al inclusive MST Shore area Pickering Park Ing and laundry faCilMs available call Paul 19051830- 9997 ADELAIDE ST W area Ex- qu,SiTe large .,oar flat In fame Separate entrance new bath, larking cbse ro anlen- ties $650 Inclusive Avail- able Immediately Must be �- to appreciate (905) 723 - AJAX 1 -BEDROOM end 2 bedroom basement apan- ment3. In Clouse. $650 and 5750 per month plus ubllties. No petS/Smokmg Available immediately (90.5x'2-0924 AJAX MORTN, 2 -bedroom baseme)T apartment, sepa- rate entrance and laundry Parking central at $720 n- ekldes Cable b treat. firstlast Avilable December est No pets Non-smokers only Gu (905428-7702 AJAX, bright. newly painted 1- bedrocm basement apart- 'nent, private entrant "it- ruf to Salah pato 4 appkarx- es. parting $700/month plus ..able No smoking Or pets (905) 683-0384 AJAX - WESTNEY; 401 Brand new 2 Dtoroom basement apartment, pus nage konnot dining, cal seperate en. trance, parking. 4 appliances. 5700 incl s Cr d t heck FOR RENT- 3 bedroom tui month 2 bedroom S745i month All inclusive Avail- able Nov 1st Preferred North west Oshawa location close to an amenities (905)723- 3420 or (416)279-M HUGE bachelor ground level walkout gas fireplace laun- dry, pool parking. newly Painted, Grandview,Bloor area, (Oshawa) Available Dec 1st $550 mdusive Call 905-579-6715 please leave message LARGE 2 -bedroom apartment. centrally lorated. Western ex- posure 5695/month first/last required Includes treat tnldge stove. 1 car parking. locker and coin laundry facilities Cad 576-2151 LARGE 3-BEOROOM apart- meri in Bowmannl!. excel- lent condition walkout to deUi Yard. STOW and Laun- dry aciuties $850 plus hydro Available Dec 1st Non- smokers only 697-9193 WHITBY. LARGE multilevel 2 3-Dedroom apts ra futy bu:ding) immediately. new windo". Ires ly-pamted hardwoods reflrnstftd Near schools shopping transit OunNs/cochrane Call 905- 619-2981 f9am-8pm) NORTH OSHAWA ,.:per large I 3 2 Dedrogm Extra large balcony Well managed quiet MnMtng Controlled entrance 5624 b 5729 full cable. Dark- inq NO dogs Dec 1st 905- 579-5584 1 AND 2 BEDROOM AVAIL- ABLE IMMEDIATELY Z oca tor,-, SSC Melaga Rd Oshawa and 946 Masson ST, Oshawa, avilable December 1st From 5600 per mo all n cursive No pets Please call anytime (9051-576-6724 ONE BEDROOM casement apo^mens pr .etc home. SuYble for one working per- son, dose to 401 and GM north of Ober ST Available Nov 1st. $500 per Two in- cludes "ties WAast mo re - quoted 940 pets. (905) 725- 4368 a (905) 436-7260 OSHAWA- 2 bedroom Dase- ment apt r gwet area Sep entrance appliances. laundry 5650. unis included hrsitlan AATTENTION GOOD TENANTS' 6 credit check required Avalable Nov ts1 Showing single family home S.Cerl- calt collect 1-416-242.9223 tral'Oshavil Completely ren - after 6p m Oared New kilchenham- ro0m'waN-to-wall broadloom PICKERING. Rougement S Fenced -m backyard 2 -car r2 urge 2 bedroom, base- partiing Near transportation ment separate entrance. 5800-ublilles Foritllast'refef- lau k", air. cable. suit srrtge envies credtjYneck,l on -pet non-smoker no pets, 5750 owners preferred Immediate references Call 5-8 pm. 905- Occupancy (4161480-0217. 509-1128 9am-12pm wee nils 7pm- 9pn weekdays AVAILABLE NOV 1 Court" Nash Rd 2,2 bedrooms 2 baths 2 appliances garage. gas heat. $1050 /mo . 721- BROOKLO. quint Immacu- late 3-beciroom home over- looking creek, oak kitchen. dtrkng room with walk -out to deck, walk -out basement. rec room with fireplace. $1200 + utilities, available Dec est. Cal Randolph 905-433.8080 COMPLETELY famished I- available for short term or long term All you need is your toothbrush and yyour clothes Starorg at 51600/mordh. Phase aN (9051433-8080. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 30, 1998 PAGE 25 AM 400 420 420 UPPER DUPLEX, 2 bedroom. PICKERING. spacious newly modem carpeted. N E Osha- OSHAWA wa, heal, hydro, appliances and parking, smoke tree. FOR RENT avail Dec 1 $565 /mo cal 1011 SIMCOE STREET MOWN (905)576-7697. evenings or ds 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. WHITBY - 1 bedroom base- Utilities & parking included merit apt. sep entrance. in. Stove & Refrigerator. crudes utilities Separate pa. Parquay floors throughout. tio. large eal-m kitchen No Close to schools and shopping. smokmg/no pets preferred Parfunq and laundry Included From $910.00. 5600/mo 666 4589 or 416- Ca" 905-721-0980 448-5981 v7vV WHITBY. 3 bedroom house. PICKERING. spacious newly AYAIIMLE MNEDN1ElY, m $1200 plus utilities Also 1 , TowWouett bedroom basement apt $500 1 For q oproot Plus utilities FlrsUlast. both ed, cam balcony dose to bus. avail now 668-0225 after }BEDROOM one 4pc bath. 5 6 30 pm new appliance s finished DOWNTOWN WHITBY. Clean, basement. utilities Included. quiet I bedroom on third tkwr tirstAast Call 983-8105 after )1 century old buddirlq. Fuey Isom renovated, near amenities wood/Dryer suit single Suitable for single working Al OS14AWA SOUTH 3 bed - person non-smoker $565% inclusive, available 2nd week month, riydro (Approx $50 room .ownhouse Close, to MO) Nov 1st (905).668-3011 schools. shopping $950.rmo WHY rent when you can own ALL INCLUSIVE Firsl/last Available Nov 1st (905)579- -lour )wit home to less than 9956 days you think?" Call Dave Hay - Must be seen. No smoking lock Sales Rep RUM i 1 Rooms Summit Realty (1991J Ltd for Rent (9905f 6683800 or (905) 666- level of legal duplex, thus 11 $400 PER MONTH Nhitby - 1 AWrenents Rrss�dnd ar^. ?asse^ iur- Wi nIW "Shed bedroom, central air. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY - 2 bus at door flexible posses- Oedrx�m apt .'•:• "",lr:rig ,r;u. pie reasonable rem Durham son (9051665-8504 Colege7North GM area Can 655-3657 1 Houses Fp Rare «H0 SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD ,ro HINA Hot SE? x'7'194 herr 57� rtrr^^ . fill=�w^cav^,enMG (905) 7-1-1-6275 1-800-540-6275 %lark Stapley ABA DABA DU A- rave a home Icr you S5oC deposit Choice • 6 morons tree a tree legils a reduced mortgage raft From 5756-mon.h am n elusive Income requirement from 527 5W gross Call Ken Collis Coldwiep Banker ,905,728-9414 urvt ti c 0051 426-8302 PICKERING. spacious newly AYAIIMLE MNEDN1ElY, m rugged and DamM. modern 1 - bedroom nt. to single Whitby Whitby Apt building, spa- or coupe only n plus New only. Colas. carpeted. newly pant- European style t tcnen Uen- ed, cam balcony dose to bus. tits included Private en- shoppng. all Idlbtes included. Trane. 5 min walk t0 Go. hrsllast required. n pets, 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom, References. first. last Avail - $790 3 bedroom $850 Call able Nov 15m $700 Las 639-0287 430-0134 BASEMENT antmeiH, Har- Aparea. SItOCOE MONTH Oshawa ground floor apartmem clean wood/Dryer suit single Quiet 2 bedroom In 5-plex person. separate entrance, n smokinglpets. S595/month all available Dec 1st inludes inclusive, available 2nd week parking Bus and amenities (0 725 4524 Of November. 1stAuy 416- 794-5837 SOMERVILLE at Recslaed, BRIGHT new one bedroom adds apartment. 1250sq ft . 2 large bedrooms, bright IutCC basement apt on West snort large living room, 4PC, Must be seen. No smoking wa ark. washroom, dean. tory. park- please. Details 905-639-4516 ing, 'lair, tst/last, references, CENTRAL OSHAWA, upper - pets. $880+6ectnt5ly 905 - level of legal duplex, thus 579-9719. unique apartment can be used AJAX. 2 -bedroom apartment as 2 -bedroom or 1 -bedroom in busdirg. 67 Church St. S., with formal dining. Freshly $795 inclusive. 1 -bedroom, decorated, laundry, parking. $695 inclusive. Boni available available November est. $750 Dec. est. Neu bus. pro inclusive.728-M. schools. No pets. (.sh%3-� couairiCE, near Townine, 6145. spacious 2 -bedroom ground door apartment private en- OSRAWA 2 -bedroom trance, laundry lacilnties, Gear. fridge, stove heat, rv- parking, gas fireeppuace, avail- dro water included. 5675 able Dec est. S75Nmonth in monthly. Near schools arca elusive. 1s4Aast no pets. Cal stropping. available imme- 905-432-3710. diatey. CaN 725-4524. NORTH OSHAWA. clean. oir I. large 3 bedroom. with OSHAWA ish- hardwood floors, air. dish- washer, parking and storage washer Bright, spacious 2 d 3 g facilities. Suit professional b/r apts. Utilities incl. $900. plus hydro. Call Close to schools, shop - (905)420.0157. ping and 401. Transit right past your door. For Uxbridge 852.9741 ap I. call: 905) 721-8741 or fax 852.4355 NEAR OSHAWA Centre. 4 - bedroom semi. on quiN street. 4 available Dec. 1st plus utnities. PUN (905)839-4659. UDORA - Newer 3 bedroom garage. $900 pus utdd". Dec. 1st. FirsUlast reherenc- es. After 6:30. 705-228.8063. 1 Ioel.. or RMd 1 -bedroom Dasemem apar� ment Ajax Clean, separate entrance parkmg. uhllties in- cluded :lose to scnool and is route. suites Smgk/c0u- p,e. no Sthbrung,pets. no laun- :-y 5700/monttl references ' ratable November 1 686 - ?169 Available Immediately Fur- nsreq :om ;n Pickerlir, �- c,e. otchen factures tear ''clievng Generating Station P -C SC 8360/month. $170 c� weekly 420--318 AVAILABLE NOW '.unrshed a^ ,l a own - :are Dam Ifichen. 4undry. a• '., �ktle$ P•efer quiet workng •rSon $425,mo Call 839 1 after bpm ROOM FOR RENT Piclterng hrand • -x) -..un acme •• coni w S4Gc. munm it n- tsive Available Imme"e- 905-425-8775 ROOM ' , rent - New nonce in w'1'! ;hart xltCnen SoeV- Me orntroorn. ppaarlimg. 5425. -'DMh Phone 435-0781 sno, 1 Shead Accwv-, art AJAX ;-ar. -- "4" Ill Parkmg. Laundry own phone Cable storage Close to AN amenities Phone 683- 9213 a 1 Once a os R II 77 Free Rent 11 .Sita wa downtown 4:C '500 sq t Of- flWRetaf East oviawa IWO sq h Commercial Hosue 45os4 n Shop Call 434-244' or 655-4132 FOR SALE Br Owner. Cr m mesa, 5uiidmg on simcce a2 comer lot nign funic area. 2 floors totaling 4 400 sq It $250 000 Call 723-4431 dur- ing Dusxness tours WNITBY CORPORATE :entre 151 Cuss retail and office Space for Rase, from $519, month hydro Included Many different sum avilable Call Lows Egnats RE 1-800-268- 9088 M INDUSTRIAL UNITS for rent 1 800 sq n and 3.750 sq n truck level shipping door Prime location In Pickering Close to 401 Low rent Call 1905)839-8991 1 1oraUWG SKM N COLUMGWOOD? Rent this wintenzed 3 bed- room Cottage m Wasaga BeKh 1a 5450 per week. lea TV. VCR, fek�nate. tun btcn en pks wast ry machine Pis Call (905) 576.76103 os 1 Florid. IL CLEAR WATER MINA• 3 bed- Too lea roc n. townhouse, pool, Iacurzi. NO. private yard, available now. For No and to view polis. 905-579-3788. 1 IRo w RINN 1 1 Privad H011 Fp 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, 325 Highland Ave Oshawa Basement apartment hard- wood floors. newer kitchen and flooring Open House Sunday November Ise 1 - 4 p m S128 rpt, (905) 434-5171 evenings BEAUTIFUL basement walk- out 3 backyard. FAG. ceram- ics throughout in-law suite. air/con/rJvac $189900 570 Cnmson Cori Oshawa (Ross- and/Thormonl Open House 1 4 p m Sun Novi Come new before it lists MLS on Nov 5 and the one goes up w $193 900 (905)571-6936 HARMONY RD. N. :shawa rarer ;r,:e c,inga�r;'N N,In de. lacned double garage and carport double lot 1% h frontage severable, legal basement apartment $199900 1905, 723-9214 JOIN eCODY tame for sale. walk(-: 'Jacks )n10 beautiful ravine. fenced lard quiet neighbourhlaod In Pickering 6yrs new aigmal owners for appoimment please call (905)831-2263 JUST LISTED - BOWMAN- VILLE. 1 Meadow" Si,,,! Pius ane Dedr)cm huge sol. worth mature trots wonderful area rig deck garage spot- less S'39900 Larry Century 21 Success 9051 985-1500 PICKERING. Mapleroge 24C4s;' i Wrooms fin- ished odumem hardwood floors hallways family room. maim Door laundry central acuum heat pump gin fire- place alarm. backs onto lor- est 5269 900 839-5625 PRICED TO SELL 'Jun t miss this gcrgeous bark -entury dream move right n oppor- turrty Clean and lovingly tak- en Ore of whet a view Enjoy your vert Own piece of para- dise. with awed wrvwg per. "mut gardens. godhsh :oath. 7A on 1 4 treed acres -roar (5) bedrooms Tum row smilyroom with treplace -arge Drtghl kitchen with pate Cupboards Nam To" laudry, formal living and dmhgroom AM two (4 piece) barltrooms Insulated work Sri op, garage and two Omer urge )ut buld- gS For appr call 905 -786 - Tour on the net hill embers sone care .^ OtSg VhouWmdex him WESTLAND WHITBY - Jrge 4 enSu- :It plus wall Man tloaf :sundry and amily room - hardwiood floors on main floor very close to puokuseparatel high Schools. GOstabon and 401 $166 500 Cat 668-9503 Morey' io IV Lend MONEY PROBLEMS. Get ?ut A debt quick without gang bankrupt or tieing garnisheed Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating Call for tree Information 905-576-3505 Studem loans Included OBTAINING A LOAM IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHANCE UP- FRONTFEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOPAXr.W LY NEf M SIGH ANY CONTRACTS. :1 IllorgNlee, MORTGAGES - Good. Daa and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose. AN applications accept- ed Can Community Mortgage (9051666-6805 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 1 None. r RINd SICK OF KEN I NG?'3 OWN YOUR HOME - From $700✓month kAkwn+rs Income S30.00D vow Not much davrlprimentl Call Marlen M1 MP �► disdlarga0 Choose «»: cash gej Ci0o QaDi ocourtlad,+ M) 571-62750-6Z7SSala. Rp. foloss fr ua "� Via, . :Ti OPERATE YOUR own lawn maintenance and snow re- moval franchise. $1.400 gross weekly Income guaranteed Exclusive territory Call the Gardener (905) 763-9343 OPERATE your own lawn maintenance and snow re- moval franchise S1200 gross weekly Income guaranteed Exclusive territory Call the Gardener 905-763-9343 os 1 InvesNq.lrsne PRIVATE INVESTIGATION DomesrrJ marital corporate/ insurance surveillance. t- censed and bonded 15 years experience (905) 571888 ar toll free. 1-888-240-2408 EN 1 `l9+► a PIANO STUDENTS rk;ng 'rr begmner studerrs Less uns In my home. 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Christmas Sale Woodcrafts & Folk Art I .tom Saturda,, Nov. ?/98 •1 9am. -4p.m. j� 12214 10' line Sotikgh,,,ll, '" --ire•. y Cranbserries Popcorn A Unique Craft Show Saturday November 7, Latcham Hall Park Dr., South StouttFville For inquiries Please Call (905) 640-6737 -N ountry Florals & Gifts Annual Open House ' November 7th S 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 2N $ • Ou• best Snowcase tc Date • Featuring New Lines of `` Home Decor Accessories 144 Cemetery Rd. f Uxbridge Kim Assinck 852-7069 Nela Hunter 649-33�1lI� a r Personal Prayer to the St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received. May The Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, help- er of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, anti your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. M.N. 10 Births-- 1 Births McGuire Dan and Su%an ince Edwards) are pleased to announc, the birth of their first child a►, t r � a -. to HA.N'.ti:AHOLI1-ra on September Il. 1998 Weighing 7lbs, 14 oz - Proud first time grandparents arc Ken .end Gern Edwards of Oshawa. Charitc %lcGuirc of Oshawa. and Brenda and Doug Wilkinson of Port Franks She is the great granddaughter of Rupert and flossrc Edwards of Oshawa. and Alger MacArthur of Moncton Special thanks u, Ur lana and Dr. Kranhwaac and nurse Kaihv at Lakendge Health Oshawa. To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. M• • t Drano • . 1 warohv • . 1 wors;;; . I worsrwp Sa-m" Swvc•s swvw:n • Sermes !Sviip •yam `�:= A —7 i ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sunday School - Grades 7-13 9:15 a.m. Family worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday school -Supervised Nursery Rev. Ken Rowland X= LJ= COMONU 1 = c comm Village Ret. Ctre. Aud'm. 1955 Valley harm Rd.. 10:30 a.m., WORSHIP/SUNDAY SCHOOL "BUILDING A RECONCILED COMMUMIY" We welcome all members of God's family! Cad Pa41orJohn Veensha. (Ced. 416 61M THE CHURCH OF GOD SABBATH KEEPING Invites you to our Fellowship Service each Saturday - 12 - 5p.m. (Rm 2) McLean Community Centre (on McGill) Do You Know Jesus was not crucified on Good Fbday? _I_jI Pickering Standard Church (M'eft- r.Q) S.M., School - 10:15 Worship - 11:00 am Evening -7.00 pm We& Family Nlgbit - 7:30 pm Aduk Bible Study, Youth, Children Activities ?be Ckumb Tba sadles- 426.6102 655-0148 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Family Church 1820 Whites Rd. North, Pickering 839-1383 Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday School and Supervised Nursery SPECIAL DATES Nov. 8th -15th Anniversary Service Nov. 15th - Remembrance Day Service Nov. 21 st - Spirit of Christmas Ra7aar ATTENTION READERSI (-.A i Send in your favourite a Christmas photo for a chance to have it published as the front cover of our Christmas Carol Book and WIN .A DINNER FOR 2! Photos must be recmed b) Monday Noccniher 9thN8 Pictures will not be returned unless specified ,r pick-up at our office Winner's picture will be announced end on the cover of the THIS EEK NEWS �a F: " 3 Christnw Carui Banc _ If rourorganization would like to order copies of the Christmas Carol Book. • call 5794400 or 683.110 toda}. Drop off or mail your phoiu to: Christmas Carul Book Contest do Lisa Preston, P.O. Box 481.865 Farewell St- Oshawa. L1H 71.; ar one of the following salelllle offices: HHITBI* - 1032 Brock St S. (Ptualust \ of .U)1 i 6664NW BON 11ANN'I1,LE - 93 King St. E. I Hark: 's Chicken Pluai 62.W622 AJAX - 130 CommcrcW Avc. Ajax i83-5110 PICKFRI%(; - I S11 whites Rd i Sarall ce Amber lea Pl.ua) 4120-13.58 1 XBRIXE - 24 Toronto St. \ M-4741 or 64o-2874 HUGE CHURCH RALLY METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE (Brock Road north of Hwy. 401) Sunday November 8th 7 pm Ajax Alliance Ajax Baptist Ajax Christian Fellowship Altona Road Nazarene Carruthers Creek Christian Life Centre Crossroads Community Church Durham Christian Fellowship Forest Brook Bible Chapel Comerstone Fellowship New Life Church Pickering Pentecostal Pine Ridge Community Church Revival Time Tabemacle St. Andrew's Presbyterian St. Paul's on -the -Hill, Anglican St. Timothy's Presbyterian Southside Worship Centre Westney Heigghts Baptist YOU ARE (NVITED! Combined Worship Team Youth Choir Message by: Dr. Brian Stiller * DuPlessis * Mike and Tammy (nee Taylor) are proud to announce the birth of their first child, a son. * Taylor Michael Byron He was born on October 25th, 1998 at 9:37 p.m., weighing 8 lbs. First grandson for Harry & Jacqueline Taylor and Madeleine DuPlessis. First nephew for Debbie Taylor and the DuPlessis gang. Finally a cousin for Shawna & Sara. Many thanks to Dr. John P. Lee and the maternity staff at Ajax Pickering Health Centre. Go Ahead... Push Our Buttons. 579-4400 Ord you know that you can move mountains of stuff with a single finger') Cal our dassitted 'ad -visors' and find out how easy it is to tum your old items into newfound cash Oshawa'Whithy;-ClarinRton/Port Perry THIS WIEK KIDS/ADULTS EARN EXTRA MONEY HOW? JUST BY DELIVERING NEWS ADVERTISER PAPER ROUTE(s). CAN YOU SPARE 1 OR MORE HOURS A DAY, ONLY 3 DAYS A WEEK, IN THE AFTERNOON? 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Than �.I lows, .Irpentry, basements, ,,thnxrms, ceramics, decks Free estimates Seniors Discounts MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU (9o5) 425-3362 Ask for Paul Rep&. 17 SPRINGS at,,es. rollers. etc :1 Handyman SERVICES basement finishes, renovations, painting: interior, exterior, plumbing and much more. (905) 831-2416 A & C ROOFING, And Alumium Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guar- anteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (rte) 428-8714 1 Painting 6 Da txati PAINTING 8 PLASTERING Colour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Free Estimate. Senior Discount Call Stott at: Pickerin (416)414-5911(cef I) -CWS Wall Coverings Painting 8 Wallpapering Small repairs. drywall, wood finishes, professional, reliable. reasonable, clean. 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Appliances d Plano Specialists. Senior 6 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured Free Estimates. Prolessional service. call 436-7795. A cleanin lady available. l years experience. Will clean entire house including fridge k stove. Excellent references. $55. Please call 839-3378 after 4pm .So far, you've tried the rest, .Now it's time to try the Best! Vacuuming, dusting. kitchens baths, blinds, baseboards. ledges. doors, and more for I low price of $65 00 Call Rula (ecell 416-706-9284 K-8 Students, Aiax(Pickenrq Area Tutor In your norm Chia Centred Specialized ual Edutatlon 'IndividPlan of Action 4 Yrs Exp. -Certified Teach- er BAH. Bed Call Christopher (905)509-7041 (atter 5:00) TUTORING AVAILABLE for high school English courses, Grades 9 -OAC. Please call (905)666-1818 DO TOU SAYE AN APARTIOM FOR RLlff! 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To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 ANDREW, RUBY (NEE WARREN) In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, who passed away October 31. 1997 A year has come arid gone since that night we had to sen• goodbve. With each new day we try to carry on as i,,u would wt us to do, but our thoughts are olien brought buck to you. You will always be with us and v'ou were the one who along with Duddy tried to show us how to be the best people x could: so how ran we forget, as so murh of -rou is within us, co people .Cay. lime will lessen our pail , but you will ,rl.tays be lovotgly remembered and sadly nit -,-sed by Your family. Murray, Shirley, Heather, Sandv. Ron, Kellv, Dou , Sharon, Tamm ie, Jim, Darren, Micelle, John, Gerry, Sherry, Dan, Brandon, Trevor, Logan, Pauline, Cindy, Barb, lain, Rebecca, Rochelle, Andrew, Bill, Shellev, Lone, Barn-, Morgen, AlC1e, Caleb ;it at ado ecu c i y1 i it ,,xPn aur, -r g. 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