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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_11_27SPECIAL FEATURE • Photographer Jason Liebregts Walk Wilth M�e captures on film the world of disabled children -- one of determination, of love and of insight. See page 17. PICKERING NEWS ADVERT ISE.�JR_l r ,f, , PICKER]NG'S COM TY NEWSPAPER SINCE r-i�Lti�H PRESSRUN 44.000 36 PAGES FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2". 1998 c�l'ilc�ti:11 l ��I I E; I)FI.I I Rl' S5 SI Nf:WSS1:`1 I) Staus quo likely on how Durham Regional chairman is selected The more things change... BY K/ -.7TH GILLIGAN Srajj W mer The current system of selecting the Durham chairman "works and works well" so it shouldn't change, a Regional Council committer: says. Durham Council will consider Dec. ? a finance and administration committee recommendation to keep the job open to anyone of voting age who's appointed by Region politicians. Uxbridge hla,,or Gem Lynn O'Connor told the committee Wednesdax. •'I'%e done a consider- able amount of owl sezrching. I think the status quo works and works well." A report presented to the com- mittee No%. 12 rc%to%ed the currant I" miwswvMMM04 4mb The New Beetle. Now playing at Pickering Volswagen • SALES • SERVICE - LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. 50 09"PAL 9 (905� 420-9700 L_ 1IsP111.00m -*7 7,e 9es' Ifr�is�iei��rw�►r •.rr.«...r. •«urr..rr system and considered various tnethcxis of having the chairman di rectly elected h% %o(er.. The com- mittee deferred the report fix two weeks to get information on rite possibility of making the chair- man's lot) open to onls sitting mem- tx r, of council. Ajax resident X'cra Emerson wrote to Regional Council last year, complaining about the selection of Roger Andrrson as Durham chair- man after he lost his hid to be :>jax mayor in the 1997 municipal elec- tion. Ms. Emerson told the committee Wednesday she originalh sunxrt- ed a region -wide election fix a chairman, but has modified ler po- See I)URIIAM 1xige _' Inside the News Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ......... - .6 Susaw D'Wll ............6 Entertaim1wat ..........15 Sports ................28 Classified .............31 6111E US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Diehl - ioa ......683-5117 Deafi Metiers .....683-3005 Aactin Lin ......683-7545 Siseefrel91 Toflflrs ..1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 RON PIFTRONIRO/ News Advertiser pluno As the P the Axem '" en-fouL .. ,Ajax Klondike Axemen's Brad Horan (38) con- League action Tuesday. The Panthers pounced centrates on the puck while being checked by an on Axemen penalties to score four power play unidentified Pickering Panthers player during goals en route to a 5-1 win at the Ajax Commu- OHA Ontario Provincial Junior `A' Hockey nity Centre. For story, see page 28: The Intellig www.autodepot.ca ent Alternative Toll Free (888) 503-3333 Toronto (416) 444-2444 Canada's Car w ,. 10040 WO 40WO Ali PAS Z NEWS ADVERTIGER-F"O& EDMOIY; NOVEMBER 27.190 Durham committee votes for statusq uo DURHAM From nage I sition after reading stall- reports on how such an election could be held. "I'm aware electing a chair- man at large is a much more complicated process than I envi- sioned:' she said. "It's probably not feasible for Durham Region at this time, but the present sys- tem can't continue" Nis. Emerson added she favours the option of making the chairman's job open to only council members. "It's perfectly acceptable to have the chairman elected by council if he's already elected by his community:' Ms. Emerson said. "if you're elected in your own community. it's a whole dif- ferent picture, a whole different picture. They'vc been accepted by their communities.- Chief ommunities"Chief administrative officer Gam Cubitt pointed out the Re- gion of Durham Act stipulates that the chairman continues to hold the position until he or she resigns or is voted out by coun- cil."That concept has been around since the time of ( first re- gional chairman) Walter Beath:' Mr. Cubitt said. -the existing chairman has always been in a position to vole" on the chair- man's job. Regional Solicitor Brian Roy noted the chairman can o niv vote on who fills the post to hrcak a tie, as qtr Beath did to win the chairmanship for a second term in the mid -1'170. There was plenty ofdebatc on how the chairman should to cho- sen. Clarington Councillor John Mutton argued for the status quo. "I don't support a region -wide election. A chairman could do whatever he wanted to. The cur- rent way, he's responsible to us." But, Oshawa Councillor John Gray countered. "I don't see why we don't move to a system of people voting directly. It's high time we move to a new system of letting people vote for the chair- man" Ajax Councillor Jim McN1as- ter prefers electing the chairman from among council members. "It's the best ofboth oth sides. It's an intermediary step. If they're on council, you uc a person with a direct franchise from their community. It's the only differ- ence. but it's a significant differ- ence:' Coun. McMaster said. Current chairman Roger An- derson didn't take part in the committee debate, but said in an interview, "It's really up to coun- cil what they want to do. If they wanted an elected chairman, thev'll have one" i.r I(A t I I � THE VICTORY Q Model 1001 • For homes up t,,:1500 sq ft.' • Support up to 6 inlets! • Power enough for 120' of tubing' • 107- of suction power' • Amatek Lamb 2 -stage 5 7- by -pas. tnotor' �" • 1365 watts. 11 7 amp, Na FIS- '•-ier' er�Rt+ ^ ' r Y^I w•r.le. o an y t f;A .Atae AI "Nodose _�►y / a "Wells f V EUREKA WORLD NA C 1[odel 6877A / - HOMF. 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"What motorists in a taxi, they can get a to help hammer home Still, the number of should know is that im- ride in a police car or the message. people arrested each paired driving cannot they can get a ride in a The Reduce Im- year for failing breatha- and will not be tolerat- hearse. Vbe'rc hoping paired Driving Every- lyzer tests has remained ed... We want everyone they choose the taxi;' where (RIDE) program roughly the same. Last to be at the Christmas Superintendent John was launched Friday by year regional police table and at the; Christ - Hamilton said Thursday police departments stopped 41,(Xx) vehicles mas tree on Christmas afternoon as Durham across the Greater during the festive peri- Day;' he said. Regional Police kicked Toronto Area, and in off its annual campaign Durham Region a team targeting drunk drivers. of officers will begin For the official setting up spat -checks launch a team of offi- throughout the region. cers were out stopping days and nights. motorists passing by the Constable John V Gas bar clerk in punched robbery PICKERING — demanded money and An 18 -year-old Pi%:kcr- assaulted the victim, 0-2 ing gas bar clerk was who wasn't injured. C.— punched in the ,tum- A small amount of 4-4 ach and robbed of cash money was taken from Wednesday night. the till and the robber Durham Regional ttx)k off on f(x)t. He Police said tlx: bandit was described as a ..C= entered the Olco sta- white man. 5-1ixit-10 _ tion at 1740 Bayly St., and 2(N) to 250 hounds. SALE •pECIAIL, Carrierof BARGAINSThe Week QDAY'S News Advertiser_ ' Fri., Nov. 27, 1998 News Advertiser '= � Daxxy • Candimll Tie AorPick. Friday's carrier of the •Dt PiCk. week is Danny. 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I. and \1'hilh\ hc- %\ork da\. 60m. -h hila is c\pected to marriage licences dents and out -of- and the cerldica- uti%'c comttittcc Dec. 7 A new bylaw is exfected to Colne into effect Nei% Year's day which will raise the fees for marriage It- rences and some other services pro- ided by the T, +w n. The cost of a marriage licence will _o to I IN) front the current $75. which is the minimum allowed under the :Mar- riage Act, accord- ing to a report to Council I rom Toy+ n clerk Bruce Ta\,lor, .Ir. Ta\lor notes a great deal o1 work Los into preparing' the It- cenccs. and stall must often be paid o.ertAme because applications for the licences are accepted right up to (tic -1-10 P.m, closing unie fi,r town` offices. Whntb%. Oshaw a and C'larnnelon all currently `charge SI(X) and Ala\ is ctifected to m- crcase its fcc to that (mount sox)n. Bingos aid Blcr *t Sisters Get vour dab- bers readv. 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In a time of phenomenal population growth, Durham Region is badly under -policed. To try and help nght that wrong, the Province and Region have teamed up to put another 42 officers on Durham streets by the end of 1999. In pure fi- nancial terms the police department will get another SS.54 million this year to help holster its crime -fighting capa- bilities. As Durham police Chief Kevin !McAlpine said, "We have too few offi- cers... Certainly the staffing level in this oreanization is lower statistically than other major forces. - A close look at Durham operations during budget deliberations last year showed Durham is understaffed by about 6() officers. The department made a pitch for 25 officers in 1998 and an- other 25 again in 1999. While the ap- proved number falls short of the re- quest, "It's still good news;' said the chief. The Region still must approve an- other 17 officers (as Durham Council has only agreed to fund its share of 25 so far) but it's expected that with provincial funding in place, the Region will come throuLh. And Chief McAlpine hinted in a news conference Tuesday that he may push for more, though he indicated any officers beyond the 42 would have to be paid for com- pletely out of Region coffers. Chief McAlpine said the Durham Regional Police Services Board recog- nized that 20 new officers was a begin- ning and not an end. The new bodies are especially nec- essary if the Region wants to make an all-out attempt to clamp down on speeding, drunk driving and other traf- fic infractions, the No. I complaint of local residents. Also high on the priori- ty list are prostitution and burglary. As well, violent crimes were up last year, there's been a big increase in assaults on officers, and police arc dealing with more and more incidence of rowdy be- hav iour. If officers are to continue their proactive efforts to keep teen gangs out of Durham schools and to keep vandals out of area park,. they need more man- power to do it. Fighting crime short-handed is no way to send a message to criminals. It costs plenty of money to adequately protect our property and ourselves. But the price is too high to pay if criminals are allowed to run rampant. As the Region keeps on growing year by year there will be an increased need to maintain a strong police force. Let's hope we're willing to commit the 'green' for our men and women in blue. Signingan donor card organ We've all heard inspirational sto- nes about families overcoming the sorrow of a loved one's death and making the decision to donate their or- gans to save the lives of others. And, we've heard tales of the joy of people who receive a new organ and a new lease on life. But there are other stories — those of the people on transplant lists who wait, hoping to hear the transplant they need is on the way, only to die waiting. Organ donation is a matter of life and death for hundreds of people in Ontario each year. For many, receiving an organ or tissue transplant is the only way they'll survive. Yet Canada has one of the worst records for organ donation in the in- dustrialized world. According to the Multiple Organ Retrieval and Exchange (MORE) Pro- gram of Ontario, there is a "critical shortage" of donated organs in the province - Last year, 628 people in Ontario re- ceived organ transplants while another 1,029 were on waiting lists by the end Susan O'Neill Staff Writer of the year. Yet, like thousands of people in Ontario, I've never thought about signing the organ donor card attached to my driver's licence. In fact, I had never even read the donor card until recently. But last week when a family friend in need of a liver transplant died in hospital, it made me realize that organ donation truly is a precious gift. The MORE program, which co-or- dinates the retrieval and distribution of all organs in Ontario, reports there is a greater chance that someone will need a transplant than there is of them ever becoming an organ donor. It's estimated roughly 100 of every million people in the province need a 0 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Delayed bridee r L.. repair shows Town deficient To the editor: Re Vistula Drive-Bayly Street washout: To some people the real measure of the quality of character is de- fined by the reactions one has to a crisis or emergency. The same prin- ciple can also be extended beyond mere personalities to include that of a large company, or even a govern- ment body. If I were to subscribe to this notion, I would have to say that for a friend transplant, but only two of every mil- lion will ever become an organ donor. And, public opinion polls indicate while up to 90 per cent say they are in favour of organ donation and would donate the organs of a loved one, less than 40 per cent have signed their own donor cards. "Signing a donor card is only one way to show that you want to help oth- ers, that you want to be a volunteer for life. What you decide today could af- fect others in the future," MORE says. But even if a donor card has been signed, organs and tissues that could be used to improve or save lives may go to waste if potential donors don't make their families aware of their choice. A signed donor card is a legal doc- ument, but MORE reports doctors will not retrieve organs if relatives object. It's estimated 120 people died wait- ing for organ transplants last year, more than one person a week in Toronto alone. Last week that person was some- one I knew. And this week I became a volunteer for life. the Town of Pickering is seriously deficient in this regard. Since July 16, when the earthen bridge between Fistula Drive and Bayly Street was washed away, we in this neighlxurhoxxJ have waited patiently for the reinstatement of this very important link. Sometime in August, atter much prodding, we were finally promised in writing by the Town that repairs would begin sown and that full reinstatement would be completed by Nov. 30. To our amazerrn:nt, this promise has now been broken, and we were ad- vised recently by a 71own oflicial that the new substantial completion date is Jan. 30, 1999 with final completion for late htas. This is how the Town has reacted to this crisis. This news comes not only as a serious disappointment. but more to the point, as a clear indication that the Town cares very little for this problem and its effect on the people who rely on this walkway to !i get themselves and their kids back and forth from school, to the GO station and Pickering Transit buses. If this had been a section of Bayly Street or Liverpool Road or the street on which the Town offi- cial or the Pickering mayor lives, would repairs have been assigned as a major priority and undertaken with the utmost dispatch? Meanwhile, as the weather worsens, our two small children are now forced to walk to school along very busy Bayly Street and Westshore Boulevard where drivers pay little heed to speed limits and the weather conditions. The next twiny or snowy day, we invite the Town official we spoke to and Mayor Wayne Arthurs to come and join us for a walk and get a first- hand look at just what an inconve- nience this delayed repair work is. We doubt they will accept. Laurence and Sally Cudlip, Mcker ing j PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chit Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Ileal EstaterAutomotive Advertising .Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office :Manager Barb Harrison Composing .Manger tiews (905) 683-5110 Sales (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905) 6X3-070' Distribution (905) 6213-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroom a durham.nrt Web address www. durhamncw s. net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajar, 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 8t 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. NEWS Y EDr Putting their hearts into fighting number -one killer i Volunteers needed for Heart and Stroke campaign BY STEPHANIE MCDONALD Special to the News Advertiser Roger Anderson wanted to help make a difference. It has been almost 10 years since he spearheaded the organi- zation of an Ajax chapter of the Heart and Stroke Foundation. As Ajax Ward 2 councillor at the time, Mr. Anderson was ap- proached by Gail Forbes, a pas- sionate foundation volunteer who wanted a stronger volunteer base in the town. "She was probably the most committed, dedicated person I've met in a long time, who had one focus and one focus only and that was to make sure the foundation was successful;" says Mr. Anderson, now Durham Re- gion Chairman. "She approached me and it didn't take her long to convince me to be part of the process" As the leading cause of death among Canadians, heart disease and stroke have far-reaching ef- fects. "I don't think there is any- body young or old who hasn't in some way been touched by heart disease or stroke, whether it's through family or friends," says Mr. Anderson. "Everybody knows somebody who has been touched and essentially hurt by this disease." Although he has never had anyone in his family suffer from heart disease or stroke, Mr. An- derson has seen many friends af- fected by it. "It doesn't take long after you realize how devastating a disease it actually is and how many peo- ple it actually affects that you feel compelled to try and help.- And elp"And help he did. In 1989 Mr. Anderson recruit- ed several high-profile commu- nity members to form the first board of directors for the Heart and Stroke Foundation in Ajax. "The first thing I wanted to do was to establish a foundation in Ajax," says Mr. Anderson. He reports the board's goal in its first few years of existence was to increase the profile of the Heart and Stroke Foundation so people were aware of its pres- 'ence in town. "The foundation was a way of bringing more recognition to the ;community and the fight that was being put forward to try and :+cure this disease" While there were heart and stroke fund-raising campaigns in Ajax at the time, there was not enough focus or volunteers. "We had to get a whole orga- nization started for the founds - tion. We had to find space, staff and a lot more volunteers. In other words, there was a bit of a RON PIEIRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Durham Region chairman Roger Anderson, left, is also serving as a chairman in another capacity. 77re Ajax resident's the honourary campaign chairman of the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Here. Mr Anderson and Elliot Shimkofsky, the president of the Durham West Heart and Stroke Foundation, are ready to get going on the up- coming fund-raising campaign. growing stage," says Mr. Ander- son. But with the help of those in- volved the organization was able to succeed. "With the knowledge and en- thusiasm of the new board and the volunteers, it didn't take long for the Heart and Stroke to build 61 dust trick there is ,=1118 Ip yen" er aid who hasn't IN sewe -,way been tenclied by heart disease er . shike, whether it's threso finally er friends.' ROGER ANDERSON a foundation of some signifi- cance in Ajax," he recalls. Mr. Anderson says it was the first volunteers who ultimately helped get the town's chapter started. "There were some people who had been doing it for years and years and would literally de- vote hours of their time. If it wasn't for the original volun- teers there wouldn't have been any Heart and Stroke in Ajax" The Ajax chapter has now joined forces with Pickering, Whitby and Uxbridge to become the Durham West Heart and Stroke Foundation, which has 1,300 volunteers. Those involved help with the foundation's Jump Rope for Heart and the Big Bike Ride for Stroke events as well as its door- to-door fund-raising campaign in February. Mr. Anderson says the foun- dation is only as strong as its volunteers. "It's only as good as the peo- ple who are prepared to go out on the worst nights of the year in February and knock on doors to ask the residents of Durham West to contribute to Heart and Stroke." With 79,000 Canadians dying each year of heart disease and stroke, raising money for re- search and health promotion is essential. Mr. Anderson is quick to point out that little money raised by the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion goes toward administration costs. Almost 80 per cent of funds raised go into the founda- tion's mission of reducing the in- cidence of heart disease and stroke. "It's a strong commitment that when volunteers go door to door or participate in the Jump Rope for Heart or the Big Bike Ride for Stroke, they know that their money is going to work for them. They actually know where it all goes." Mr. Anderson's commitment to the foundation still remains strong. In August he was ap- pointed honourary chairman for Durham Region. Susan Chouinard, the Durham West area manager for the Foun- dation asked Mr. Anderson to :onsider the position during a memorial at Rotary Park in Ajax for past president Terry Breen who had died of a heart attack. As honourary chairman, Mr. Anderson's role is to help pro- mote the foundation in the com- munity. It appears the foundation is thriving with his help, as well as the work of the rest of the volun- teers. Last year in Durham, $1,200,000 was raised for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The Durham West goal for this year's door-to-door cam- paign in February is to raise $113,000. To reach that goal, the foundation needs 1,200 volun- teers to canvas, more than dou- ble the current base of approxi- mately 500. The Oshawa chapter goal is S140,000, which would require a volunteer base of 1,400. Canvassers for the door-to- door campaign are required to devote two to three hours of their time during the month. People wishing to take on a leadership role would be re- quired to volunteer 20 to 30 hours of their time from January to March. The foundation offers a vol- unteer orientation session once a month for people interested in getting involved. "If just one person on every street would call and say 'listen I'll do my street', it would be a tremendous help because there are lots of streets," notes Mr. An- derson. "Every time they build a new street that meats we need more volunteers." For more information on vol- unteering for the February door- to-door campaign or to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation in any other way, call the Durham West chapter at 686-1521 or the Oshawa chapter at 571-1582. TION, NOVEMBER 27, IM PAGE 7 AIP DURHAM REGIONAL COUNCIL BRIEFS NOV. 27, 1998 Police put out call for new radios Durham Regional Police could get new radios that will make it impossible for transmis- sions to be picked up on scan- ners that can be bought at stores. Regional Council will con- sider Dec. 2 a proposal to spend $7.6 million on a new `voice and data radio system' the police department wants to buy from Pickering -based ClearNet Communications for use by next fall. The police services board had included $13 million in its 1998 budget to purchase a 'pri- vate radio system' and equip- ment. ClearNet's system is a 'pub- lic network service provider' that will cost police $500,000 a year in air time for 15 years. At Wednesday's Durham fi- nance committee meeting, the only councillor opposed to buy- ing the new system was John Gray of Oshawa. "1 don't think we need to spend it." Durham needs envelope stutter for welfare cheques Durham Council will consid- er spending almost $42.000 to upgrade envelope -stuffing equipment to expedite the mail- ing gjwelfare cheques and cor- respondence. The current seven-year-old equipment can't handle the pre- sent volume of cheques and no- tices. And, the volume is ex- pected to increase when the Region becomes responsible for the administration of Family Benefit Allowance services. A report to the council's fi- nance committee Wednesday noted the current equipment has been breaking down on a regular basis and up to 20 peo- ple have had to spend three to fire hours manually stuffing en- Chief Administrative Officer Garry Cubitt said the Regan can't contract out the stuffing of social assistance cheques be- cause of confider iality rules imposed by the Province. Reglen sake Wain Street Durham Region wd spend $150,000 to buy a property at 125 Main St. in Uxbridge. The property w81 be used as a buffer between the Uxbridge Brook Water Pollution Control Plant being expanded in the fu- ture and area homes. The Region also wants to buy 117 Main St., again for use as a buffer. But, no action has been taken yet on acquiring that party. -,-A 59EE/A�R?SS DOORS OPEN SAT., NOV. 28, 1998 AT 7:00 A.M. LOOK FOR THESE EARLY OPENING SPECIALS ON SAT. FROM 7:00 - 10:00 A.M. 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Each '79.10 19 LVV_7tA,) rK, INt 14 - TALKING TREE Sears reg. 39.99. 1999 All on Sale CFIOOSE FROM ALL BED &BATH PRODUCTS; FIOUSEWdRES, LIGHTING AND sntia,u ,aPPUANeEs LET'S TALK TURKEY You could win a $25 Butterball Turkey gift certificate. One every hour, in every store, all weekend long. Contest in effect Saturday, Nov. 28 and Sunday, Nov. 29, 1998. Odds of winning depend on the number of entries received. No purchase necessary. Selected entrants must correctly answer a skill -testing question. Entry forms and complete contest rules available in the Footwear department in participating Sears Retail stores. 69 EEIA nR .95 afmve 4 O/o 'NEWPORT' TAB TOP PANELS Sears reg. 39.99. Each 23" Save 4WIo SPIDER -MAN RIP 'N' REV CYCLE Sears reg. 24.99. Each 1499 SPIDER -MAN is a trademark and copyright (1998) of Marvel Entertainment Group Inc. All rights reserved AIP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION. NOVEMBER 27 114oa ANDREIi' /1i:a.'4'UWSK/,',NeK:r Advertiser photo Smart cookies Maple Riche Public S(-hcx)l students raised fiends fur the victims of Hurricane Mitch by sell- ing cex)kies. In firmt rear are Erin !ones. Ross Ajax library announces holiday schedule AJAX - The Ajax Public Library has announced its holiday schedule. The Main and Mclean Branches will he closed at noon on Dec. 24. The Village Branch will be closed for the day. All branches will remain closed from Dec. 25 to Dec. 27. The branches will he open regular hours starting Monday. Dec. 28 until Dec. 31, when the Village Branch will be closed and the Main and McLean Branches will be open until noon. The library will remain closed for New Year's Dav , with regular hours resuming on Jan. 2. Sunday service at the Main Branch will resume on Jan. 10. For more information call the Ajax Public Library Administration Office at 683-6632. COIt�CTION In our 'Surprise Sale' ad indtrled n !his newspaper on November 24,1998. Reese note: 40% offal ldldten mens and table protectors - was r cmK* dmat i d. Copy should meant •40 % off selected regular priced maw limens. We sifeo•y Wdqu if sw v*Ad astfls■,rs aW dan W N"M flus turfy Iran EATON'S Our 16 page Super SatutdaylSlm* Pfe-Print (Sale Dales: Nov 26-29,1998) Medea #1144 Page 15 - Men's TOOTJOr COIF SHOES Not exady as iMmaled. We sirtc * apo"m for &N. ffn may Rare cattsed Sears ptstomers Smiley; lan Mathieson and Jaclvn Stark. The .students in the intermediate leadership •s nmp sold more than 700 ctwl ies, raisin,,~ .5400. Public Information Centre Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan A. pa.- Region of Durham's Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan, the first in a series of Public Information Centres is scheduled for Tuesday. December I. 1998 in the Main Lobby of the Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East. Whithy between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. Information will he provided on the current waste management system and residents will be given the opportunity to comment on possible future waste management options as well as other waste issues facing the Region. All residents are encouraged to attend. VA. SILGAILIS P ENG COMMISSIONER OF N+()Rh,, r, Third annual art show starts today PICKERING -- The Deohaeko carvings, jewelry and pottery. Free SuppOrt Network hosts its third annual a dmission. art and sale today, Friday. Nov. The show continues Saturday from 27. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rouge- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ni} unt Cooperator. The Rougemounl Cooperative is at Flic ,how, features paintings, wood- 4(X) Kingston Rd., Pickering. A TIT/ A BUILDING CENTRES PAINT SPECIAL 4 PC LINT FREE ROLLER SET Reg. $8.04 SALE 36.59 6pc ROLLER REFILL Reg. $9.00 SALE Ss. 79 FIRST CHOICE ROLL ON STU Reg. 59.95 SALE 57.49 ,Plus everything else in :the PAINT deparfment 7 096 OFF A Canadian company 15 WESTNEY RD. N. AIAX LOCATION ONLY "-"9'd by ca mlimm AJAX Store Hours: S—" y- 0-00W Oft- Mon-Thurs. 8-8 Fri 8-9 (905) 427-9931 Sat~ 8-6 Sun. 10-4 `�",�;'�� `.� ,. •��, ter- - �. D_ a allion. The presentation took place at Mary Street Community School, on Nov. 16. "Kids on the Block is a group of community volunteers who work with children in Durham Region to promote social awareness and to educate them about people with disabilities and from different back- grounds," says Pam Walker of the Durham Region YMCA. Through their performances with life-sized puppets they are able to portray dif- ferences among people and encour- age children to accept others as they are. Kids on the Block is promoting peace, greater understanding and appreciation of the contributions that people from diverse back- grounds make to our communities" Working throughout Durham Region in schools, churches, hospi- tals and with other service organi- zations, the Kids on the Block vol- unteers all enjoy working with chil- dren. They do it for the fulfillment it brings to them, knowing they are making a valuable contribution to the futurc of our communities. "Kids on the Block volunteers are dedicated to learning new scripts for different puppets;' says Walker. "The:ir skill in puppetry is NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 PAGE 11 AIP • Durham'sKids o nthe Blockearntopmedallion The Kids on the Block -Durham focused at the child's level of comprehension of other people's dience gets children to be more ac- 15 to 21 was marked by celehra- chapter has been awarded with the by and understanding to- problems. The interaction the Kids cepting of diversity. ."tions across the Greater TorontoYMCA of Durham Region's 1998 ward others. They can also portray on the Block promotes with the au- YMCA World Peace Week, Nov. Area. YMCA P JL4 d Cues, Balls, & Accessories Ct RkRd.el' ♦^.W 4M 0� �� R 10 1P_ On page 3 of the Christmas Product insert in this week's flyer (Wednesday. November 25th to Saturday, November 28th) the Lancome Gift Set should have stated "Only available at select locations. For the nearest location, please call 1-800-363-1020." We apologize for any inconven- ience this may cause. dor best results advertise with the News. Advertiser delivered at your door three times a week U1 1 • c ristp1e to0 ff 0 sclect(-)(l item s stotru ,i(le M: i Eaton's Surprise Sale ends this Sunday! Come in for these amazing deals and a lot more surprises in store. 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Come in to Eaton's this Ser wft at 8:30, and every SMlyday til ChrisMm SaNrgs on original ticketed prices unless ahermw noted. Sale offers Cannot be rnrndned. Offers exclude V4vdxK se Stores and Clearance Centres. Personal shopping any. Sale offers good until Ncwmber 29. unless ottrerwise specified. 'Some exceptions appy. See store tor details. _A --- ---- - .-_ -- - - - .�— '_--moi -r.: 1;, l4� s, r.ct rl:-i2tA.i.l,l l'►= 1, 1 i f"Ze,'?: e'�a. i.IT-E A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 2719M Tr v I& TO URJSM NEWS A I> \ CRT 1 S[ R NOV. 17. 1 9 9 8 Santa Barbara: A California jewel BY KAROLLIVE CULLEN Special to the Neµs Advertiser Movie stars have hidden away there. JFK and Jackie honevmooned in the hills. Los Angelenos go regularly. Wanting to discover for ourselves what the attrac- tion is. we went to the jewel of the California coast nes- tled into the Santa Ynez mountains. Santa Barbara. With its stcad� temperatures and sunny climate, cozy scale and relaxed atmos- phere, it offers a myriad of activities to those escaping the din of big city life- MN ife.tilN husband. Gary. and I began our explorations on the Red Tile Walking Tour. a self -guided meander past landmarks and historic buildings. Instead of high- rises. a Spanish architectur- al heritage with ample Mediterranean and early Cali fornia/Mexrcan influ- ences is evident all cher downtown. The beautiful. restored adobes, some 100-ycars- old. with low pitched the roofs. plaster walls, arched facades, patios and wrought iron give the centre a light and welcoming feel. El Pasco. California's first shopping mall, centres around an 1927 adobe and the more recently built Paseo Nuevo maintains the Spanish look with arch- ways, flowers, and benches. As we wandered out of the downtown core towards the Santa Barbara Mission, we delighted in many Victorian homes and California Craftsman bungalows while contemplating the joys of having orange and lemon trees in your garden. Crowning a hillside are the pink domed bell towers of 'The Queen of Missions,' one of the richest and most powerful the Franciscans built along the California coast. Open for a self -guid- ed tour, there are displays depicting 1800's missionary life and the names on the jumbled headstones in the walled cemetery attest fur- ther to the area's Spanish heritage. Browsing build- ings and shops whetted our appetite for something more strenuous so we hopped on the bicycles supplied by our B&B. Santa Barbara is very bike friendly, with dedicat- ed lanes marked on many roads, even the main down- town thoroughfare, State Discover a favourite Kest coast getaway The hell towers of Santa Barbara Nivsion more than 30 wineries, an historic wharf are a photographer's tavourtte subject. This which extends three blocks into the Pacific popular west coast destination area features Ocean, and cultural attractions. Street. Best for hiking, how- ever, is the paved, three mile, palm -tree lined lane fronting the Pacific Ocean along Cabrillo Boulevard. Dodging roller bladcrs and joggers, we enjoyed the ocean vistas as we rode from the Marina, past Stearns Wharf and the peaceful lagoon of the Bird Refuge to Butterfly Beach, fronting ' the elegant Four Seasons Hotel. Stearns Wharf, once partly owned by Jimmy Cagney, is the oldest operat- ing wharf on the West Coast. Built in 1872 and re- built in 1981, it extends three blocks into the Pacific. Pelicans perched on the roofs of the shops and restaurants make for good entertainment while basking in some of that famous Cal- ifornia sunshine. The Cabrillo Boulevard Arts & Crafts Show, a great Sunday browse, is the longest -running public weekly arts show in the U.S., featuring handmade goods and attending artists. After spending several days centered in Santa Bar- bara, we expanded the ra- dius of our explorations. Spiralling up the highway into the Santa Ynez Valley, we passed vineyards and peaceful ranchland. Los Olivos, once a stage- coach stop, has a handful of streets, charming but with more than its fair share of BMWs and art galleries. Solvang, the Danish town of European tidiness and ample shopping. is tounst% but a winner for afternoon pastry. In Santa Barbara County are more than 30 wineries, nestled into the canyons that channel the ocean breezes to enhance the grapes, most notably Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Many are open for tasting, running the gamut from the large with scheduled tours at the Fess Parker (of Davy Crockett fame) to the small but not - to -be -missed -if -open Foxen. Just off the freeway, Summerland offers a row of Victorian -style antique stores. Montecito's exclu- sive air begins with expan- sive estates and lush gardens sheltered on the wooded hillsides and continues with the upscale shopping and restaurants along Coast Vil- lage Road, just past the Inn that Charlie Chaplin built. Having lunch at The Brown Pelican on Arrovo Burro Beach. we were al- most on the sand itself, watching the surfers and pelicans while agreeing on Santa Barbara's many mer- its. One of the best things about living in Los Angeles, we concluded, must he es- caping to Santa Barbara. Frequently. Access: Santa Barbara is 144 kilometres north of Los Angeles — accessible by commuter air Flights, Am- trak, Santa Barbara Airbus or by car along Hwy. 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But, someone still knows what happened the previ- ous year and begins to carry out revenge. The Rugrats Movie: When bab\ Dylan is born he struggles to make a place for himself in the world of Tommy, Chuckle. Phil and Lil, and Angelica. When the gang decides Dil's at- tention -getting antics are more than they can handle, they forego their afternoon naps and jump into a fire -breathing, noise -making Rep - tar Wagon, determined to return Dil to the hospital. Along, the way. the babies get lost and end up in a vast forest. The Siege: Dcnrel Washington, Annette Bening, Bru.e A'illis. An FBI agent, aCIA of- ficer and a U.S. Army general have sworn to defend the U.S. Constitution. When a bus blows up in Brooklyn and a campaign of ter- ror is unleashed in the city. the three must deal Christmas program features local talent 'Under the Mistletoe', a special Christmas concert featuring the Pickering Con- cert Band and the County Town Singers, will be held Sunday. Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Road, Pickering. The concert will feature a special visit from Santa Claus, and is to be followed by a reception. •as' Tickets arc available at the door, or at the Pickenng Vil- lage Pharmacy, 59 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax; Walters Music, 349 King. St. W. Os- hawa; and Lafontaine Trad- ing Post on Dundas St. just West of Brock St., Whitby. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for students and seniors and free for children. For more information call 686- 0523 or 831-0525. USNOWWHITEM A Pantomime .1998 The Story of Snow Wbite and "Tbe Big Apple.? DIRECTED BY - Tush Gdderson MUSIC DIRECTOR - Steven Gricrson Show Dates: Dec. 4. 5. 6, 11, 12, 13 Evening Performances (FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS) 8sem Fm ,Matinee Performances (SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS) 4:00 pm Performed at Dunbarton - Fairport United Church FOR TICKETS PHONE (416) 410-0211 with the implications of their oath as the pur- wrong. But. who's going to know? 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A'ow pk ing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Antz: Z-4195 (Woody Allen) is just one in a billion worker ants, which also describes his odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z-4195 enlists the help of his best friend Weaver to win the princess. Babe: Pig in the City: Hard times have fallen and Fanner Hoggett (James Cromwell) stands to lose the farm to creditors. In order to raise money. Babe and some of the other ani- mals travel to Ne%% York City to cash in on the pig's sheep -herding ability. Many adventures lie in wait for the farmyard menagerie. Jerry Springer: Ring 'Master: Connie Zorzak (Molly Hagan) is a 30 -something soap -opera junkie who suspects her husband (Michael Dudikoff) and 19 -year-old daughter (Jaime Pressly) are involved in some naughty shenanigans. Starletta (Wendy Raquel Robin- son) catches her boyfriend (Michael Jai White) and her best friend (Tangic Ambrose) taking a roll in the hay. 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"� Tf'_'v►9~6z" . THE MEIVSJ1DY�jF�Tj$ilR � Y EDq" Mq.V F,R.214,1"WA gA7 AA? Walk `Know you what it is to be a child? It is to believe in love, to believe in loveliness, to believe in belief,• it is to be so little that the elves can reach to whisper in your ear, it is to turn pumpkins into coaches, and mice into horses, lowness into loftiness, and nothing into everything, for each child has its fairy godmother in its own soul.' Shelley. When photographer Jason Liebregts set out to capture on film the challenges faced by children with disabilities he discovered a world of determination, of love and of insight. 614 q '--� C, - 9 wIP PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 A a%.%. -t... On the previous page_ : a person- al and poignant message from Chantelle. She is overjoyed to share her thoughts and feelings and persevered for mo hours just to NTite it. (Photographer Jason Liebregts has reduced and presented it in this format for the newspaper). Her message is universal. Above. The intensity of focus stopped all of !Marshall's exag- gerated movements while he concentrated on scratching his ,precise lines in a fingerpaint- ing he had spent an hour crew ting. w -BRAD L a?oux- -AL%RS11A1I 1lo11,A1,t%, - Walk With Me --�.. ..--- --- --- -- ----ter.- -Z,1(JIARY P.AKVI- There is a saying that bigger challenges bring bigger resilience and spirit. 7'his characteristic is unmistakable in chil- dren with special needs. Photographer ,Jason Liebre-ts visited children over siN months, in their schools and in their homes to under- stand, listen and discover their stories and vr•hen the child could not speak, to learn of different sivays to communicate. The culmination of all their voices is en- capsulated tvithin these photographs. To have the honour of getting to know these children is to be touched by their spirit. Yet, as one child eloquently put it, "1 don't tvant you to feel sorry for me. I want you to he nix friend and include me in your pla%." 4 - -A IIARY P•I YNT- Photograph y by Cason Llebregts -MIRNA KARAXI- Tr..:. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27,1998 -PAGE 19 A/P KYLE BOYD- I love... *p PAGt'FO-TWf'NSWS-ADAI FMSER FRIDAY E-DITPON. NOVFM6ER 97 loan oil NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27,1998 PAGE 21 AM LAST JANUARY, WE AT BANK OF MONTREAL AND ROYAL BANK ANNOUNCED OUR PROPOSAL TO MERGE. Since then, we have spent a great deal of time working together to determine what our customers and other Canadians most want to know. With so many questions about service charges, the future of community banking, customer service and our commitment to small business, we believe you very much deserve some straight answers. The purpose of this proposed merger is to build a better bank, which will benefit all Canadians and small business. To this end, the new bank will do the following: WE WILL REDUCE SERVICE CHARGES. We will reduce personal banking package or plan fees by a minimum of 10%. And, we will lower other banking costs by reducing some service fees and eliminating some altogether. WE WILL HAVE MORE, QUALIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE STAFF. We will have more, qualified customer service people. Nlore people will mean more face-to-face banking. WE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVICE RURAL CANADA. We will ensure that no small town, rural area or remote location will lose branch service as a result of the merger. _ WE WILL HAVE A DEDICATED NEW BANK FOR SMALL BUSINESS. We will make $40 billion available to small and medium-sized business. 'Phis figure is double our current combined lending to this sector. We will create a new bank within a bank exclusively for small business with reduced turnover of account managers and more lending decisions made locally. WE WILL INCREASE BRANCN ACCESS. We will increase our total number of staffed outlets from 2,500 to 3,000. Most important, we pledge in the months ahead to listen carefully to what you, our customers, have to say and to continue the dialogue with you. By combining our talents, energy and resources, we will be able to save money and share those savings with our customers. We are sincerely determined to build a better bank for all Canadians. You have our pledge on that. Mathew W. Barrett John E. Cleghom Charman and Chief Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bank of Montreal Royal Bank ` ROYAL BANK Bank of Montreal Call toll-free 1-877-842-2565 or visit our web site at www.proposedmerger.com to get your free copy of our specially prepared book "Two Banks. One Pledge' which provides full details. L- N y P ' Vl& 22 Flt?W'3'ADVER7�I�eR 1=RIOMf E 10N,'N01�Eta$ER 271 Feed the hungry, win a prize Food Ions earn Pi*ckerin residents a raffle ticket The donation of a non-perishable food item can earn Pickering residents a chance to win a pri-e from a local flower and gift shop. English Jov Flowers and Gifts will donate the food to the St. Paul's -on -the -Hill food bank. Here, proprietor Chaniale Hough (left) holds the raffle prize as customer Lorraine P-ve and son Eric drop off a food donation. PICKERING — The owner of a local flower shop has come up with a unique way of helping needy families in Pickering. June Stephens of English Ivy Row- ers and Gifts is raffling off free tickets for a stuffed snowman. To receive a ballot for the cuddly toy retailed at $105• members of the community must bring in a non-perishable food item or a pair of children's gloves. hf s. Stephens will then take all the items collected to the St. Paul's on -the - Hill food bank. The contest began last Saturday, co- inciding with an open house held at the ,tore to celebrate its first vear of busi- ..rll> in Pickering. .. 1 want to give something back to ::ommumtv." said Ms. Stephens. So tar the store has received several i__" � I t, food. %I, Stephens, who used to work ,Anto%n, helped organise her com- : a ' s united %kav campaign. She says ,he wanted to find something similar that she could do at the store. "I hate the idea of children being hungry:' said the store owner. bf s. Stephens says Chnstmas is a good time to hold a contest like this since people are more in the festive spin t. She hopes the draw will give mem- bers of the community more of an in- centivc to drop something off. The winner's name will be drawn on Christmas Eve. The store is located at 300 Kineston Rd.. Pickering. Santa visits Ajaxon Saturday Annual Lions Club parade marks 33 years AJAX — Santa Claus will parade through town Saturday. The 33rd annual Santa Claus Pa- rade, sponsored by the Ajax Lions Club, will also feature visits by Bar- ney and Mother Goose. The theme this year is Christmas Around the World. The parade starts at noon, travels east along Station Street to Harwood SATURDAY, NOV. 28 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol? If so, AI -Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. 728-1020 or 1-800-921- 3555 (ask for Al -Anon). CRAFT'S: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a craft show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free ad- mission. Vendors needed. 683-3213 (George). CRAFTS: Inter -School Christian Fel- lowship holds a craft sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Cen- tre, Brock Rd. north of Hwy. 401 in .Pickering. Sale also on Nov. 29, Dec. 5 and 6. Booth rentals available. 831- 9204 (Darlene). CANCER: Tai Chi is offered from 10 to 11 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup - Avenue. south to Kings Crescent, west into the Ajax Plaza, along the front of the plaza, back out on to Har- wood near Pharma Plus, south to the Harwood Place Mall, and disperses behind the mall. Volunteers from the Ajax -Picker- ing Salvation Army will march along the parade route collecting food for the organization's annual Christmas .BILLBOARD NOV. 27, 1998 port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os- hawa. Learn about the graceful series of movements that support relaxation and stress reduction and improve strength and flexibility. Register, 579- 4833. BAZAAR: The Dunbarton-Fairport United Church holds its annual 'Deck Your Halls' Bazaar and Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1066 Dun- barton Rd. Christmas crafts, hand- made decorations, children's room, homemade lunch, baked goods, cloth- ing, antiques and collectibles. Free admission. 839-7271. CRAFT SHOW: Highbush Public School, 605 Stroud's Lane, Pickering, appeal. And, Canada Post employees will collect letters for St. Nick. Youngsters who want to write to the jolly old fellow should address mail to Santa Claus, North Pole, HOH OHO. For more information on the pa- rade call Dave Cawthorne in the evenings at 428-7459. hosts a Christmas craft show and book sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission $2. Children under 13 free. 839-5289. SUNDAY, NOV. 29 WOMEN: Women In Motion - Ajax holds a Ladies Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 520 Westney Rd. S., Ajax. $5 per person and proceeds to The Hospi- tal for Sick Children. Arts, crafts, re- freshments, hair and makeup artist. 428-2500 (Melodie). ADVENT: Special services to mark the first Sunday of Advent, the begin- ning of the new year under the Angli- can Church calender, are being held at 9 and i l a.m. at St.. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering. All welcome. The services will include the blowing of the Ram's Horn (also called the Shofar), and ex- planation of its origin and use back through biblical times. 839-7909. A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Unity in diversi4l Students at Pine Ridge Secondary' School in Pickering dress in ethnic costumes to celebrate Unity in Diversi- ry Duv recenth•. Clockwise from left are Yoon Young Lee (Korea), Kathy Dunbar ( Ukraine), Ashley Samp- son (Scotland) Batool Jafri (Pakistan) and Terra Singh (India). A N UNISEX HAIR DESIGN 0_'_ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Highlights with Cut & Style '�_J 0 % OFF �Y - - Exc Dec. 31/98woo =_ 2200 Brock Road N. 4262005 Brock North Plaza Pickering r- - - - - - - ------ ------ ---- --- - - - - - . i i k Kids Combo (ba>r9er, sn+aN tries, kids drink. it U1q► not - r with the purchase of a it Whopper Combo ' Yt�t the Ajax ' V ' �.. �. loca�on sate I Please present this coupon before I ordering. Not valid with any other offer. I No cash value, Applicable taxes paid by bearer. Linn one coupon ' Per cxusl0mer, per visit Nov. 28 dudng, the Santa Claus Parade AJ GROt,'N/ Nevs•.s Advertiser pluito ySeeingto a worthy,! cause Vemhers of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE) donated money to the Lions Foundation of Canada's �,-9 vision program as x•ell as the Ajax and Pie•kering Health Centre through bingo pro- ceeds. The /ODE. donated M /, 2(X) to the vi- sion program unci S 5" (XX) to the hospital for u diagnostic• x-rav machine x•hic•h takes im- ages of the spine. On hand for the donation were members of the IODE's Rouge V'alle'v chapter, as well as Bev Berger, vv ho brought her seeing etre dog Afa.,on (centre) and .Shirle. Freek (right) of the hospital founda- tion. 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N ritcr A unique gathering took place at the Wilfrid Com- munity Hall near Canning - ton this afternoon. At noon, a group of men and women met what was probably for the first time. strangers who have some- thing in common: Each will is or knows a Barnardo Home Child. "Between 1882 and 1925. 30.000 orphan chil- dren were sent from Eng- land to Canada by Dr. Thomas John Barnardo to begin new lives in this vast country.- explained local writer Dorothea Helms in a press release. "These young immi- grants, known as the Barnardo Home Children. ranged in age from infancy to 1.3 years• and stayed in the various homes Barnar- do organized until the age of 18." The get-together has been organized by Dorothy Shier. whose late father. Al- bert George lex, was a Barnardo Home Child. He arrived in Canada as a 14 - year -old in 1923. explained Ms. Helms, and was ex- pected to he on hand to in- terview these who wanted their stories recorded. " A'hen they came oyer here as teenagers or young children they became close friends, that was their fam- ily, and then they kind of drifted apart," said Mrs. Shier. The Barnardo Children who ranee in age from 83 to 93 and time is of the essence if they want to get together• share experiences and, perhaps in some cases• renew friendships, accord- ing to the organizers. Mrs. Shier noted that in- formation on their orl gins. previously denied the Barnardo Children, is now old f available through Britain's noting many others gave sated just west ofCanning- Aftercare Program. up. Those who attended ton on Concession Rd. 12. It took her 20 years to were invited to till out a For more information learn more about her fa- form to be sent to England. please call Dorothy Shier at ther's origins. The Wilfrid Hall is lo- (705) 437-1358. 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Trustees voted against a motion, put forward by Pickering trustee Paul Craw- ford, to send a letter to the Ministry of Ed- ucation and Training, the Solicitor Gener- al, the Premier and the Ministry of Health asking the government to make it illegal for young people to smoke on public streets. "I don't think there's any trustee on this board who doesn't have a concern with smoking;" Mrs. Schedlich said, noting while students cannot smoke on school property, "it is their right (to smoke) if they wish to do so" However, Mr. Crawford said the board has a responsibility to address the issue of students smoking in the community In a draft letter, Mr. Crawford said to- bacco laws need to be "written to include restrictions on public streets or at least those areas within 600 feet of school prop- erties" But trustees questioned who would be responsible for enforcing such a law and Mrs. Schedlich said the matter "really is beyond our mandate." We're Worth The Drive To Oshawa! 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On "Thursday, Nov. 26 committee members will be making presenta- tions to the Durham Pain and Symp- tom Management Conference and the Durham Access to Care hoard of di- rectors. On Tuesday, Dec. I an evening vigil for those who have lost someone to AIDS will take place. Anyone wanting to attend the vigil should call 665-0051 for more infor- mation. Anyone wanting more infor- mation on AIDS Awareness Week ac- tivities can call the above number. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 PAGE 27 AIV CHRISTMAS t 1 t Fabnels & Tmmngs VIP Prints & Panels, Tapestny,Tableclothes OFF DRAPERY 40o FABRIC 5.,art �4',);*lde Plain & Prints Values, up to 529.98 yard PICKERING SUPERSTORE (905) 831-5223 SCAR80110 1698 Bayly st (at Brock Rd) (416)755-4281 Mon -Fri 9:30-9. Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 2066 Lawrence Ave E I at Warden • ieacam +ooua to iw nnttea or cc on MW modes • S kcc ad OM swembc Xry on see ned WM ALL LFJL71M *,,-$11249 WE CARRY THE FULL UNE OF PAWSER! 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Pickering led 3-0 after the second intermission and scored two more goals in the final stanza. The Ajacians had a chance to get hack into the contest after an early third - period goal by T.J. Hill cut the Pickering lead to 3-1. However, a powerplay marker by Panthers' sniper George Trifon, who's scored fire goals in the past two games, put Pickering back in front by three goals and effectively took Ajax out of the game. Trifon led the way for Pickering with a hat trick. Marccl Rodman and Toza Crniloyic added single markers. Outside the lacklustre opening period by the Pan- thers, the team controlled most aspects of the contest, notes Panthers' assistant coach Eric Ross. "For the first 10 minutes we weren't very physical, but we increased our physi- cal play and intensity sub- stantially for the rest of the game." says Ross. "I thought we dominated alone the hoards and in the cor- ners. Undisciplined penalties were the Axemen's undoing. says head coach Nlark Wat- son. "Penalties toxwk us right out of the game... Watson laments that his young team has been left to flounder without the help of several kev veterans who re- main out of the line-up. Top scorer Jason Cassells is at least two weeks away from a return due to a shoulder separation. Dave Whitley, whose brief return a week ago resulted in a setback as he re-injured a separated shoulder, is three weeks away from coming back. J.P. Luciuk is still out of the line-up for school reasons, but could return as s xwn as Saturday. A hate to use injuries as an excuse, but when you lose some key guys, other guys have to step it up and when you're using third and fourth -line kids on the pow- erplay, it's not fair to ask a fourth -lint guy to go out there and score some goals;" says Watson. To add insult to injury, the Axemen will have to do without veteran defencernan and captain Jimmy Jordan, who has left the team citing an increased college work- load. The team has convert- ed forward Mike Stollar into Mite Panthers can't bury a goal PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers six- year-old mite select hockey team has been held off the score sheet in its past two ,games. The Panthers suffered a 3-0 defeat at the hands of the Brampton `B' Battalion early last week and then played to a scoreless draw against the Vaughan Rangers Saturday. Credit for Saturday's draw against the Rangers goes to Pickering's strong defensive core, anchored by Christopher Raguseo, Char- lie Graber, Cory Charnley, Charles Dorey, and Satur- day's MVP, Carter Fin- layson. Panthers' goaltender Daniel Tomei had a strong outing. The Pickering Panthers six-year-old mite selects travel to Brampton this weekend to compete in the 7th annual Brampton Mite and Tyke Select Hockey Tournament. a rearguard for the time being until management can find some help on the blue line. The victory_ was the Pan- thers, second in a row and improved the team's record to 14-8-0 for 28 points. Pickering remains two points hack of fourth -place Wellington Dukes in the East Conference standings. Wellington defeated the Os- hawa Legionaires in Os- hawa Monday night. Tuesday's loss by the Ax- emen followed a solid 6-4 ictory in Wellington Friday night. That ended a six - game winless string for Ajax which sits in 10th place in the 13 -team confer- ence with a record of 8-13-4 for 20 points. The Panthers face a gru- elling weekend, playing Auburn in New York Friday and Saturday and returning home to face the Wellington Dukes on Sunday at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex. Game time is 7:30 ,89 p.m. Meanwhile. the Axemen travel to Peterborough to face the Trentway-Wagar Bees Saturday. The Ajax Ju- niors' next home game is against the Lindsay Nluskies Tuesday, at 8 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre. AXE FAX -PANTHERS POSTSCRIPT: Pickering forward and leading scorer z"Am Joel Johnston missed the Ajax contest due to a par- tially collapsed lung suf- fered in Trenton Saturday. Johnston wilt return for the Panthers' weekend contests against Auburn and Wellington... Defenceman Rod Hynes has been named the new Axcmen captain, makin,• him the third player to wear the 'C' so far this season ... The Axemen are selling their old jerseys at their home games...Axemen will hold Minor Sports Might at their home Vamc against the Wellington Dukes Saturday, Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. There will bL lots of giveaways and free admis- sion for all boys and girl wearing their team sweaters or jackets... ^ -O;' The Ideal Christmas U t is a Family Portrait . t �' Chuck tihumilak Specializing in larger groups, our �, i�tonan Studio with Fireplace and French Doves,. is now L�1113blC for your family, hig or small. In home outdoor locations are also recommended for a uruyue portrait by Chuck Shumilak -,.e1)prn Sundays tall 831-4305 is ke r'in 11:00 to 4:00 For ippoinrmrnt til Christmas. t.isrrpuul - Hub Mall 110to At Sylvan. we help students w-io are good at mat" use main to achieve academic and personal success. OPEN HOUSE - SAT. NOV. 28 - 9am-3pm Goor Prizes ' Refreshments ' Free Assessment ($150 value applied to first Month Ttation) 981 Brock Rd. S. ".110 (Brock & Ba I Pickering 905 839 9637 ( ) SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' Su cess is yearned.:' www.educate conn .. ... � +.. �. Yic 4t✓...�ri+�Yf..�'�1y_.!W �ai✓:, .. _ � w- � .. .: �.��I-.: '� S,_ _SCOREBOARD Snow ball teams � sought for tourney Have some fun in the snow while doing your heart coxal at the annual Heart and Stroke Foundation Snow - Pitch Tournament. Teams arc sought for the annual event slated fox the Ajax Community Centre and Mclean Community Centre ball diamonds Saturday, tan. 23. Rain date is Feb. 6. Early registration is now bein-g accepted. Teams that sign up before Dec. 23 pay only $20 per player. That rises to $ts after Deo:. 23. Each squad must have 10 to 12 players with at Icatit four women. Businesses arc en- couraged to enter teams and sponsor the tournament. Last year. 120 players braved the cold and enjoyed the fcx:t there was very little snow. The Alumni Club Spt/rts Bar in Ajax will serve as the tourney headquarters. The day will include a raffle and a post -event celebration. For more information call Tiffany at the Heart and Stroke Foundation office at 686-1521. W-OODCHUCK FLOOKN6 LE •I1ARDWOOD FLOORS SALES & SERVICE• One of Ontario's oldest and largest retailers of prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring is Sale havingrivenuory Over half a million dollars must be liquidated by the end of this sale!! No reasonable offer refused!! rl"^c fro.x. 8 lt�ii l`.^7 2�� t90 12 noon 1)tc 24th 1998 WC*DawcK FWOMG INC 161 Nugget Avenue,„ Tel (416) 299-5151 'I 2 7, 1 9 9 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 PAGE 29 P 0 Saturday, Nov 28. Pickering at Auburn. 7 30 p m. Sunday. Nov 29, Wellington Dukes at Pickering. 7 30 PTS p.m 25 Friday. Dec 4. Bowmanvate Eagles at Pickering. 7.30 17 pm 7 Saturday, Dec. 12. Pickering at Peterborough Bees. 1 3 30 p m 5 Sunday. Dec. 13. Trenton Sting at Pickering, 7 30 p m 4 Friday. Dec 18. Kingston Voyageurs at Pickenng, 7 30 2 P rn 1 Saturday. Dec 19. Pickering at Bancroft Hawks 7 30 pm PTS Sunday, Dec 20. Pickering at Wellington Dukes 2 p m .5 Saturday. Dec 26. Ajax Axemen at Pickering. 7 30 p m 12 Friday, Jan 1 Peterborough Bees at Pickering. 7 30 11 Pm 10 Saturday. Jan 2. Pickering at Oshawa Legionaires. 7 8 pm 8 Saturday. Jan 9, Auburn (Syracuse Jr Crunch) at Pick - 8 ering. 730 p m 5 Sunday, Jan 10. Lindsay MUSkies at Pickering, 7 30 5 pm 4 Thursday. Jan 14, Pickering at Kingston Voyageurs. 3 730 pm Friday. Jan 15, Oshawa Legionaries at Pickering. 7 30 2 pm 0 Sunday, Jan 17. Pickering at Bowmanvitte Eagles. 6 45 pm Friday. Jan 22. Port Hope Buzzards at Pickering, 7 30 PTS p in 17 Friday, Jan. 29. Ajax Axemen at Pickering, 7 30 p.m 14 Tuesday. Feb 2. Piokerng at Ajax Axemen. 8 pm 10 Friday. Feb 5. Lindsay Muskies at Pickenng. 7 30 p m 9 Saturday, Feb 6. Picker ng at Lindsay Musxies. 7 30 9 pm 7 Monday. Feb 8. Pickering at Cobourg Cougars. 7 30 4 pm 4 Friday. Feb 12. Bancroft Hawks at Picke—g. 7 30 p m 3 Saturday, Feb 13. Pickering at T•enton Sting, 7 30 p m 2 Friday. Feb 19, Bow, anv lie Eaglets at Pigkering. 7 30 1 pm Saturday. Feb 20. Picker ng at Port Hope Buzzards. 8 pm IN[ - --.a ONE DAY SALES EVENT JAI: • APPROVED BY D S.A.O. • DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS 7 DAYS PER WEEK • FREE PICK-UP SERVICE • COUWTEOUS & PATIENT [NSTRLK-TIONS • HANDS ON & CLASSROOM TRAINING • UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE LEVEL CrI PERIOD IS REDUCED TO - A MONTHS! G1 & G2 EXIT TEST PREPARATION MAXIMUM GAR INSURANCE DISCOUNT PAYVIE.%T PL.4N5 AVAILABLE 'Oxce In A Lifetime You Learn To Lhire...Learn RiRbt!!r" 0 AALLSAFFE PRO DRIVERS A • r0 ISX it kRZk k D %1F a. St ITE 308 1kJ 1kX PL%ZA )t L( L suNoar NEW & NOV. 29m PRE -OWNED I Oam - 4 m CARS, VANS P & rRucKs FOIA T "AY ONLY Ontario Hyundai has reduced the prices on all their pre -owned cars, vans B trucks. Nofftodv Toyota GMC Chrysler FORD yYvndvi BMW MI. - Ar/ 11 W1 I.T A Ar Fi a y:11711 CSA • All Crept Applicestioms Will s• Accsptsd • • Top Do/lair Paid Foe Yowv pads • HEW 1999 ACCENrs • ELANRA • SONATA • TIBURON • Flinesnee At 4 NO LIMIT . FINAN8%CING Spoeiols ODO1MN I' per . 901WO �V#O Phone Calls I I Personal shopping Only Closed safe Nov. 28fh To Prepare For This Event • 48 month lease OAC, Taxes 6c Ike extra • 6 krrxrev rrrr f M EWS A1)V ERTIS[R —N N LAKES EA LEAGUE Peterboro 3 �K ION 0 3 0 5ATOM 1 GP W L TGF GA PTS TEAM MINOR BANTAM GP TEAM ;racy 7 7 0 0 62 20 14 Oshawa 14 W 12 L 1 T GF GA i, -rt Hope 9 7 2 0 60 37 14 Cobourg 11 8 2 1 63 1 60 29 'Ibourg 7 7 0 0 57 16 14 Clanngton 7 3 3 1 28 19 15 :kering a 5 3 0 37 27 10 Uxbridge 9 3 5 1 20 ,earngton 7 4 1 2 24 21 10 Ajax 9 2 6 1 16 26 40 Ajax 7 4 2 1 27 17 9 Pickering9 2 7 0 22 39 )xbndge 7 3 3 1 24 28 7 Lindsay 3 1 2 0 5 .nosay 8 3 5 0 31 40 6 Whitby 6 0 5 1 7 18 ,,enton 9 2 6 1 28 41 5 BANTAM 32 :'eterboro 6 2 3 / 20 23 5 TEAM GP W L T GF GA yapanee 9 2 7 0 31 42 4 Oshawa 9 11 c 1 33 13 -'EC 5 2 3 0 19 30 4 Pickering 10 5 3 2 40 30 ;brj party 6 2 4 0 12 29 4 Trenton 8 5 2 1 36 19 :lshawa 11 0 11 0 28 80 0 Napanee 8 4 2 2 24 17 MINOR PEEWEE Cobourg 7 4 2 1 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS PEC 8 2 2 34 29 roourg 9 6 2 1 32 19 13 Lindsay 8 4 4 4 34 0 20 34 25 larngton 8 4 2 2 37 28 10 Uxbridge 8 2 5 1 35 41 Lnn&1,y 8 4 3 1 32 23 9 Ajax 8 2 5 1 21 38 Uxbridge 8 3 4 1 27 33 7 Peterboro 5 2 3 0 14 20 Qsnawa RR 6 3 2 1 17 13 7 Port Hope 8 1 6 1 21 44 Whitby 5 3 1 1 13 9 7 Port Perry 4 1 3 0 10 17 Oshawa Dines 8 3 5 0 27 31 6 Whitby 2 0 2 0 5 10 Ajax 6 2 4 0 18 31 4 Picxenng 6 0 5 1 13 29 1 MIDGET PEEWEE TEAM GP W L T GF GA TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Cobou•g 9 8 . 66 .0 ,are 7 6 0 1 48 22 13 Ajax 9 7 2 0 34 t8 Cobourg 7 6 0 1 44 13 13 PEC 8 4 1 2 27 24 Ajax 8 4 2 2 33 24 10 Oshawa 9 4 4 1 33 33 T,ernon 6 4 1 1 30 22 9 Whitby 8 4 3 1 30 36 Clarngton 6 4 3 1 17 33 9 Trenton 7 3 3 1 22 16 PEC 9 3 4 2 28 20 8 Port Perry 4 2 2 0 23 19 Uxbridge 6 2 3 3 36 31 7 Peterboro 6 2 4 0 19 20 Port Hope 7 3 4 0 22 37 8 Oshawa 7 2 4 1 17 29 5 Put Hope 6 1 5 0 13 38 Lindsay 8 1 5 2 22 41 4 Uxbridge 6 0 5 1 14 <4 Pickering 5 1 2 2 12 9 4 ►ICKERING PANTHERS SCHEDULE Whitby 7 1 6 0 19 31 3 Friday. Nov 27 P,c.er ng at A; ou•- ,- 7r p — Snow ball teams � sought for tourney Have some fun in the snow while doing your heart coxal at the annual Heart and Stroke Foundation Snow - Pitch Tournament. Teams arc sought for the annual event slated fox the Ajax Community Centre and Mclean Community Centre ball diamonds Saturday, tan. 23. Rain date is Feb. 6. Early registration is now bein-g accepted. Teams that sign up before Dec. 23 pay only $20 per player. That rises to $ts after Deo:. 23. Each squad must have 10 to 12 players with at Icatit four women. Businesses arc en- couraged to enter teams and sponsor the tournament. Last year. 120 players braved the cold and enjoyed the fcx:t there was very little snow. The Alumni Club Spt/rts Bar in Ajax will serve as the tourney headquarters. The day will include a raffle and a post -event celebration. For more information call Tiffany at the Heart and Stroke Foundation office at 686-1521. W-OODCHUCK FLOOKN6 LE •I1ARDWOOD FLOORS SALES & SERVICE• One of Ontario's oldest and largest retailers of prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring is Sale havingrivenuory Over half a million dollars must be liquidated by the end of this sale!! No reasonable offer refused!! rl"^c fro.x. 8 lt�ii l`.^7 2�� t90 12 noon 1)tc 24th 1998 WC*DawcK FWOMG INC 161 Nugget Avenue,„ Tel (416) 299-5151 'I 2 7, 1 9 9 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 PAGE 29 P 0 Saturday, Nov 28. Pickering at Auburn. 7 30 p m. Sunday. Nov 29, Wellington Dukes at Pickering. 7 30 PTS p.m 25 Friday. Dec 4. Bowmanvate Eagles at Pickering. 7.30 17 pm 7 Saturday, Dec. 12. Pickering at Peterborough Bees. 1 3 30 p m 5 Sunday. Dec. 13. Trenton Sting at Pickering, 7 30 p m 4 Friday. Dec 18. Kingston Voyageurs at Pickenng, 7 30 2 P rn 1 Saturday. Dec 19. Pickering at Bancroft Hawks 7 30 pm PTS Sunday, Dec 20. Pickering at Wellington Dukes 2 p m .5 Saturday. Dec 26. Ajax Axemen at Pickering. 7 30 p m 12 Friday, Jan 1 Peterborough Bees at Pickering. 7 30 11 Pm 10 Saturday. Jan 2. Pickering at Oshawa Legionaires. 7 8 pm 8 Saturday. Jan 9, Auburn (Syracuse Jr Crunch) at Pick - 8 ering. 730 p m 5 Sunday, Jan 10. Lindsay MUSkies at Pickering, 7 30 5 pm 4 Thursday. Jan 14, Pickering at Kingston Voyageurs. 3 730 pm Friday. Jan 15, Oshawa Legionaries at Pickering. 7 30 2 pm 0 Sunday, Jan 17. Pickering at Bowmanvitte Eagles. 6 45 pm Friday. Jan 22. Port Hope Buzzards at Pickering, 7 30 PTS p in 17 Friday, Jan. 29. Ajax Axemen at Pickering, 7 30 p.m 14 Tuesday. Feb 2. Piokerng at Ajax Axemen. 8 pm 10 Friday. Feb 5. Lindsay Muskies at Pickenng. 7 30 p m 9 Saturday, Feb 6. Picker ng at Lindsay Musxies. 7 30 9 pm 7 Monday. Feb 8. Pickering at Cobourg Cougars. 7 30 4 pm 4 Friday. Feb 12. Bancroft Hawks at Picke—g. 7 30 p m 3 Saturday, Feb 13. Pickering at T•enton Sting, 7 30 p m 2 Friday. Feb 19, Bow, anv lie Eaglets at Pigkering. 7 30 1 pm Saturday. Feb 20. Picker ng at Port Hope Buzzards. 8 pm IN[ - --.a ONE DAY SALES EVENT JAI: • APPROVED BY D S.A.O. • DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS 7 DAYS PER WEEK • FREE PICK-UP SERVICE • COUWTEOUS & PATIENT [NSTRLK-TIONS • HANDS ON & CLASSROOM TRAINING • UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE LEVEL CrI PERIOD IS REDUCED TO - A MONTHS! G1 & G2 EXIT TEST PREPARATION MAXIMUM GAR INSURANCE DISCOUNT PAYVIE.%T PL.4N5 AVAILABLE 'Oxce In A Lifetime You Learn To Lhire...Learn RiRbt!!r" 0 AALLSAFFE PRO DRIVERS A • r0 ISX it kRZk k D %1F a. St ITE 308 1kJ 1kX PL%ZA )t L( L suNoar NEW & NOV. 29m PRE -OWNED I Oam - 4 m CARS, VANS P & rRucKs FOIA T "AY ONLY Ontario Hyundai has reduced the prices on all their pre -owned cars, vans B trucks. Nofftodv Toyota GMC Chrysler FORD yYvndvi BMW MI. - Ar/ 11 W1 I.T A Ar Fi a y:11711 CSA • All Crept Applicestioms Will s• Accsptsd • • Top Do/lair Paid Foe Yowv pads • HEW 1999 ACCENrs • ELANRA • SONATA • TIBURON • Flinesnee At 4 NO LIMIT . FINAN8%CING Spoeiols ODO1MN I' per . 901WO �V#O Phone Calls I I Personal shopping Only Closed safe Nov. 28fh To Prepare For This Event • 48 month lease OAC, Taxes 6c Ike extra • 6 krrxrev rrrr f M A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27, 1998 LkIE 1!J k 9 a; .sdx,:;y+^ ,'., _ a,•>; w' A. i d -,"x � � �•' .:aw°`i".,.k'` 7' -.�s r s .yo'.. �. �c"_ryy'. , �a r „£fro. 's a��s �n � i9 :,','� • i L Iv S P k , W s w K' 1998 CONCORDE 1998 NEON 4DR. 1998 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR HIGHLINE BREEZE HIGHLINE ti`= 2.7r. auto, power windows, power door Automatic Transmission, Power Steenng, Automatic Trans., Power Steering, Power n i iocks. AM/FM cassette, tilt, cruise, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes, Brakes, Air Conditioning, Plus Much More. a • summated entry, keyless entry. cloth Balance of Factory Warranty. Balance of FactoryWarranty. bucke!s, air cond., low kms S1k.rP5872 IL } 1998 SEBRING 1998 GRAND CHEROKEE 1998 GRAND • "� CONVERTIBLE 4.0e, auto, power steering, power windows, VOYAGER SE `" • 2.4c, auto, power steering, power brakes, power door Iocks,AlC, sunscreen, skid plate, 3.3e, auto, driver stile door power windows, power windows, tiR, A/C, cruise, AM/FM cassette, keyless wry, fog lamps, alum. wheels, security alarm, power door locks, sunscreen, A/C AM/FM cassette, alum. wheels, cloth buckets & more, low km's illuminated entry, b more, low km's roof rack, cruise, tilt, 7 Sk.SP58V SIIL#P5732 pass a more, low km's 1996 SEBRING 1996 DODGE CARAVAN 1997 CHRYSLER ' CONVERTIBLE LXI 3.Ot vs, auto, 7 pass., A/C, storage drawer, TOWN & COUNTRY LXI Fully loaded. One owner. Leather fiigM package,mof rack, tilt wheel Loaded. One owner. Balance of factory warranty. Only 18,000 km. sa.:Low km. 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Pan tuft e:en reqs tun Oshaw anim, leleprgrhe work. hourly • bo - Pluses ' o - Pluses. sun today. Cap 905- 723-6900 (DIRISTUS N" wanted $1085 to start. Part /Phil bw and tem avallablCG 6 ay Wed. Aesday. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (906) 723-4920. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad goon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sPonsible for more Clan one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- abllity for non -insertion Of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads IS limited to the amount Paid for the space 000U - Dying the error. AN copy is subject 10 the appro- val ofmanagement of News Advertiser IGwrKal Help COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER �,eraoutamon As Sistant •egixred for a con- tracl poubon in the CourMe area Applicants should have irarwg and exptfltfltt relev- ant to ass nbrg persons with acquired Wan erpry adapl to ._xnmunty lite Activities will 'Glut pru anly on recrubw Mast rave a valid driver s k- etrise and car Fax resume by November 27 to (9051 377 0656 Only those selected for an nrder it- wee be contacted EMU 5200 OW M or more per week. assembling puomas in the comfort of your own hone Send a sen - addressed stamped ernelope Io 0 PH 6-2400 Dundas St w. suds 541 Be 636 Mrs- sissaouga ore L5k 2R8 EXPERIENCED c4mbuiation aid snuwplcw operators re- d for Brock Rd Patrol CaR (905)426-9846 ask for Brad FULL TIMU?ART TIME Line Cook b . alaingRdApply pRoomSun Experience preferred n 325 Wes" Rd S Alan HAMSTYLIST full UvWpart time For busy ctuldrenT sa- lon ,Prckering) Call (416) 285-1377 HARD WORK. neavy cash' Car required :alk (905) 579- 7815 for interview UCNT INDUSTRIAL. long term temp must rave 6 months wodunq experience 8 saltyry steel-loed boots Up to $ 9 SOmr Pickering through Oshawa are 75 Car an asset we wd be Interview" it the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- tre. on RicMrond St E Osta- wa. on Tuesday. December to from 9 30 am - 2 It in LOOR06 FOR WORK? Are you 16 to 24 years old? Out of school? We can help' Call hotime 725-4786. Plckenrtq 1-800-263-0993 RESTAURANT Rpeequ— w7e'XENN rwricHELP LINE, PREP Apply in person, 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering. ■oRTEsaDIN THAI M, eNHed for January Oshawa area. For irdervrew please pal Judith Munro. (9o5) 432-7976. NRTIOW Pel Food manu- lacturer requires pan -time weekend Demonstrators. Are able? fDo�you have a bw � dogslnts ► Hourly woe S1 60rtaer. Dwn vehicle re a� � free 1-8n�se NOT NAPM Need more W portunity? Going nowhere. Advertising company, hiring mail room 10 management. Ful training provided. No ex- pene"w" necessary. Call So - era (416)335-6246 ($cart. N carry) PERSONS with seal cars needed 10 do light duty and assembly work. Call (905) 579-7814 for interview. 1 �erwall Help OSHAWA BASED penenced orsmam)er also shipper/reserver w11h autdm0- Tr a badground Hard woel ng and dedicated send resume to File /265 Oshawa This Week PJ Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario UH 71.5 PAY AS YOU GO Sym No AIf:TC+!<.nip required Pay as you go gym Nu aimm rnem Pay as you go gym Daily. Weekly. 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Toronto. Durham. experience preferred but will train right applicant. must be mwrabk age Apply 14 Lal - Caw Blvd, Markham. of tax 905-472-9751 Part time weekends. (Ajax) For more information CAAA. P" ft+ -,see Won ILT 1101E -Stan cts.kiaslo. passemm-- metiateM ow tr- 8Maqe all 24 hrs. loll -free 1- U-771.7409. ■on AT HOME, assemble our products. Valuable free n- tormalion package Send S.A.S.E Distinctive Crafts. 245 Wentworth St.W. P.0 Box 96020, Oshawa, Ont L1J 1MID 1 Oft* HBO pPPUIERAE aA000UNT- AMU of W(likkeers 'Or short ad long term assign- ments Excel. spread sheet. ,WytKW and quick problem solving abilities required for greater Toronto area. fieter- e11COS Fax gp5 985 -Mi cam or email. �� 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. First 0 ? !; • v Make It Special at Bt'RGF.'R DING.. ",,.f first orb snOWO De a special experience. it ;rculd be a time to learn, have tun and make ••rw trrends- Thars why you should pit the team a• BURGER KING— Frere' you'll earn money. earn new sbrlls and grow with a dynamo ;, jant2ation. opportunities on both day an -�ening shift are now available for CREW addrbon to con"';rne - ^perisatton, we otter excellent trauuri% flexible scheduling. and much more. — For prompt COnSderation, ilk Dlease bring a resume into King Ajax KING 345 McKenzie Ave. qllllMWa Attn. Artgeim Medeiros TL ixrking T.µ;rthrr_ ru lir Thr Fr t 4 NIA(AV VERS PUB JOIN OUR TEAM! \tat urn * LINF C(X)KS * SERVERS 2 %n. mmtmunx erpenence. Full dE Pan Time [hop resunlr to person 105 Bayly St. W., Ajax kvwood Centre 426-8877 PURCHASING AGENT Expansion and promotion have created an exciting opportunity for an experifenced senior purchasing agent. The company manufactures state -of -the art automotive serAce equipment for markets world- wide. The factory operates on an IBM AS-400/MAPICS computer system and is ISO 9001 accredited. The successful can- didate will have several years experience in heavy steel and specialized metals pur- chasing. You will be highly motivated and eagar to accept a challenge. The compen- sation package is attractive, including a fully paid benefits program. Location 1s lust east of Toronto. Fax. resume to: 905-839-1717 For True %Ifg ta.ijltv Apply inpn on with resume KOTT LUMBER Uxbridge Industrial Park Hwy 1#47 and Dur. 30 ("06"4400 R requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deli•jer papers three times a week In the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N_ Lormik Dr.. King St. . Maple St., East St. Young St.. Jonathan St.. GOOOW000 Front St . Rebecca Lane Durham Rd. 21 CANNINGTON Cameron St E_ Laidlaw St. S. St. John St Peace St. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 1 Office Help jP41111 Office Help ADVERTISING SALES PROFESSIONAL -he Dura- Bus -ess _Bader d dlvlslpr ;l :!le flews Advertiser, requires a self -motivated and energetic advertising sales professional .vho has several years experience In the busl- �ess world. A keen understanding of the bust- -less community In Durham Region would be an asset. Good Communication skills a reliable car and excellent telephone manner .s a must. We offer a base salary. tar allowance and an excellent commission structure. It you are looking for a challenging position In a fast paced environment, please cad Andrea McFater at (905) 683-5110 ext. 235 or tax resume to 1905) 619-9068 1 Sorin HeupAgwts 1 Saw r1eq�Agerts Progrt.ssn-e, fading edge Nation- al company located at Mark- ham/Steeles requires experienced INSIDE SALES REPS Salary $18,000 to start * comm. This is a Mon -Fri. position with working hours between 8:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Please send resume to: Box #4597 c/o Markham Economist & Sun, 9 Heritage Rd, Markham, On L4A 1M3 Have you been out of the work force for a few years, raising a family? Do you enjoy home decorating and helping people? Are you looking for a career that is chanenging b rewarding? N so, elle may ilmv die peffea fob ftw f We are accessful chain of furniture and gift boutiques located in Ontario shopping malls. We need you to work 12-25 firs. per week during daytime, evening 8 weekend periods. We will provide you with extensive training, lnGuding a full tour of our factory. To join our team, apply in person with a resume to: Crate Designs Pickering Town CoMm 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1V 1BI WANTED ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT MECHANICS Looking for snop and 'geld service mechanics with hydraulic and diesel engine experience. Mall or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, M18 2W3 (416) 291-1928 1 -0spw tbdca1 roSo" Mod" Dwhd Dental sf.,Ces at s•.*t [No� para-med EAL'SERVICES UW#nr REporBFS Certified Health Care Aides; HSw 2/3; and PSWs for partiaUfull caseloads "wages start 4 $10 5i/hr. ♦ benefits" lit vou: • in work evening, and weekends, .a well as day shifts • are willing to travel within Durham Region .kr to work within a dynamic team —ling • .`.:ve a valid driver s license, reliab .: ;ured vehicle Please send your resume Attn: Human Resources Fax: (9051 576-8852 179 King St. E., M1101 Oshawa, O.\ 1-1H IC2 W'kile we thank all applicants, only those being consuderrd unll be contacted -Equal 0pportuntty Employer' 1 Ofhce Help SECRETARY GIRL FRIDAY em Must know M Y 0 8 Tease cal Aar cook a 19051 437 'B8B 1 sales Ile t A i EXPERIENCED RETAIL sales neap Tart tme :u;; dayS). peknhly spurting goods ex- penence Picke.xq 19051 420- 8331 or drop resume to 1848 Liver" Rd RETAIL SALES Clerk required immeoafely lot At" start Fail resume w 905-683-0471 SALESPERSON for Local Sanitation supply Company setting in Durham Region Salcey plus comnxssilm plus car allowance Please mal resume 10 National sanitation 8 Supply 377 Madenne or Aga. Ontario. L 1 S 6W6 ONstated CARPE M. FRAMER, and framing crew. Mxumum 5 years experience. own tools i transportation a must. Working in the Durham area Top Waves. Cal 426-2223 Leave a message ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE. Ist to 3rd year. own tools. own vehicle, dean dnvviunqg ab stract. Res/ .: Durham Fax Fax resume (9051686 2060 HANDCRAFTED reproduction pine I"Ure seeks a Staged ntalltt er/rchnisher. Flexible hours. Wilby/ 3002. bordne Winter Pho kwom C, full time or part time warded. Call 905.852- 4584 or 905452-2291. KOUWED IMM IEV: Certified TDOL 8 DIE MAK- ERS with 5 years expenerla. AD 6 fodure experience would be an asset. Gouts rate is $26.24 per how. To apply sed resume to P.O. box 25205. London. Ord. N6C 6119 IMA skilled Help CLASS A UE CHAN C. 'ter � �i..0 .. ter• 'J m,;re JCtaua :;Case :a4 damn at 905-683-8121 or visit a S L.1 TT<:IL OPERATOR Required for llxkerung area. l.xperienced on s arum tvprs of machines Ixtease fax resumes to 1-905-937-06V Attn. Ian Parks 1 Hompiw Medical Dm* FULL -TM expenenced PDA required hmmedafdy for pro- ve Durham Practice Ropy to Fie 4262. PO Box 481, Oshawa. ON LIN 71.5 e Dfyene CARE GVHI rcgwed n our none for utant B 2 $01001 - aged rialdren, muss have ex - pe w= 8 provide rdaene- es Aftilary, stat. Cap 505- 3734. CURD CARE NEEDED for 2 children. Age 3172 and 15 morfK in their Agri! in Pick - ti nq. 4 days a weak 7:30 - 4.30. Own hansporGOon ppeet ferried ret d an... rix 2919. LIVE -NI CARE GIVER for 3 children, ams 12. 9. 6 4. Pickering.6 Some wemwd 905.426-3 NOW. for 4 8 6 year bids. Mon -Fn 7.30am-5.3 : Light housekeeping. Norf smoking References and own transportation. Fapuhgbrook ata. Whitby. 666-3889 atter 7 pre NEW ■ THE ares. looking for a stud" or master going 10 William Ounbar P.S. from 12:40. 3:20p in for a 5-112 yea old girl in SK Walkup distance Imon Ra nim re Cres. Cab for waft. Clara (505)837-9485 l•t 1 r c - • Cl71 RCA iii Ila ► r -e.,..0 • t . r a AM PlfltiE 31 THE NEWS FiIIOIAY-EtO1T10N, Noi►elitbtlir�Z'Jy,16* E1 6 5 165 7 7 n n � n�^^^T n tear � 220 «L: 220 135 235 �,- -,r 235 �i „'- inn Day Care Available i No Daycare waned 1 Bargain Corner PART-TIME Nancy APARTMENT -SIZE washer 34, _ 30r-- for 3 Lliodrm dryer y,rc _,nddlon $250 in mi Whaby dome (2 school- Cali 42G 9056 aged 6 18 month old). non- Sinding must have own ve- hicle receipts & references required 430-2303 Daycane lim Avolaple BROCK area daylare available by canny mother of 2 Pre- schoolers any Pre - Smoke & pet bee emnronmerrt Lots of toys and aChiedles (905)426-3366 CENTRAL P:CKEAING mlr.,res to buses. GG fully expenenced mother, Regis tered Practical Nurse *,it, Medications 2 yr Ubraryry Technician s diploma arm Children's Programmrtp. ret- erenct experience Next 10 dwdrel s Park rec Centre I,- brary Christian tome Pre- sarooiers 831-1951 EXPERIENCED Can Giver IWn"', b of 401) Near schools & park Hol nutme us; mels TLC CPR & Frsf Aid Fenced yard comfortable en- weronmerR 428--0097 NARWOOOINWYIZ Regis - lefec ^•:'r:+ care. 2 Hou iedutt ovut�s lue time Please an r9p5 426 54M LIVERPOOL -wv r2 Mother of 1 adores dvedien o" Private home daycare in Smoke-free loving emetic. Went Nutrebous meats sruclls .ms of TLC Afford - We rates all ages 931 - MOTHER •.ire o?ttrs Ip•vtp rime Care for )row I in Che Brock.T;rtch arta Creative play walks to Qt park nulrh60us lunches and iLC,905686.4026 MCKEMNG Mack Rolla ;Wong Car J -e '? rnontRs tc yers adwo Ifatcet d tuck yard and paM1 WRs story bine marcnu- Intim mesh & smelts rrp Ad CPR certified Non - l244 smoking reutpts 905-428 WARM triow/ly artng rearne w!i_„meS Va ngslers at any AW tames lays not meats smoke & pet tree. 10 yrs ex- perience Call Valene 905- 427-1723 WESTSHORE are ,-N nur Smpx:ng nolher DI 2. has daycare avawae TLC rea- sonaDk rates not flinches Cal Lon at 905839`7681 WON" OF COLOUR with E_t ii.per,e-zo Ionng norng gut V smo" tree home IknDk haws reliable and al - fordable sernces 18 month and older Baylip/Krosno Be- fore and after school Sw St ailable Cal Linda A 19051 420-9041 1 Fiwwood KOIn HEAT FlREW000, ex- txllem very bat quality ?lard - wood. pucefekpextra l line fully seasoned. C.1 a delivery 9057M-2224466 m ABSOLOTW TIE s Pia Who - cam DURHAMDRO0w-5278 APPLEWOOD, Bum the bat, t old $210 bush cord. SBO tau cord. 16' CN and spMt Delivered 1-(905)987- 4563. 1-000-554-M CARL'S FW&VM 0 - Top fine spates hardwood. Seasoned one year One tau cord 16 275. Free dWiffy. Cal 24 fors. 7 days/wedt (61 3) 758-2M4FNEWOM od Ny hardwood cut spsplit delivered. $75 We cord. W5 bush cora. 152j D!soowlt for pick F*a SMILE Cut, Split dr delivered. $60/face cord. Call(905X619-1363 cord. LONG WHITE O neat 'ahle with c wnn, -hairs 0Wubtul cond"1101; $500 White./gold marble coffee table S100 Call 839-3921 1 Articles for Sale '1 PC wood im,ngrotem set Brand new. still packaged cost $11.000. sacrifice $4500 416- 255-0285 1987 JETTA 5500 1987 Cam- afo 3'5 - spd $700 15• Mome Cann Rally rims 5150 14' Cutlass rums 5100 350 Turbo trarmy $100. 40C Tubo trarey $15C Campbell Maus Feld were teed welder $250 Dovelec comstove $1000. YOrkvome bass been $200. Cab 705_277-1374 Isnp) 4 OAK OFFICE Inks and cre- am'a pee Rosewood ex- ecoive office suraenow office chairs $15 and up, metal vanouS seM melal slid shellinnig cash register Showroom (ItSiptay Counter felt Cabinet metal electronic walk station with rubber mals. 3 metal statwrxary cabinets Oookshen a0rnem group of 7 Prints 4 oak work stations. service counter Iwnrre) Can 1905)697-3532 LEATHER JACKETS �v to 1! 2 P, cr .ea•^e• •sea from $9 99 luggage train $19 99 (tamer wallets Irtlm $699 E+eMttnp Must Go' Faintly '.eaUler. S Points Man Osha- wa 905728-993C ANTIQUE & tine dining '006 be,eC�-�xiim living room suite% E :3500 i-9-oiiwai $1500 BASS & AMP iamck 5 s ' ng Dase S.5C Pwvev 2x1." cabxtet *nth Mar 1Y need SIM Doth $1 000 W 905-623.4638 BED. Duct wrought wort ca- nopy ween orthopedic m at- rosvtrame Never Opened $1200 Sacrifice $490 416- 255-0285 BEDDING Blue floral duvel .- , , Matching pr- IOwSM1irtes & bed Skin SW sd(Darbk) New 905, 427- snp IRAOS __ it the M4flt (tun Insta,'e' %as 1.953 m made w:ndOw coverings vertical Venetian. Shutters Fra to - mates )416)227-7777 or x)360-00'2 or 1-11M 369- CARPET BROKER. iX-. Nylon .fuCk plust stain re- SWwl carpet For 3 rooms. only SM9 00 Preis indudes 30 S4 yds carpet t fta pad AW installn in your home Free gooubon in your home No interest, no paymet tot one tug year, Darrel 1 -Wo- 217-01 D4 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon new Stam re- lease cawts on rand I will carper 3 rooms, $349 Priu widtdes carpet. premum pad expert 01SUllation. fast dehv- M. tree estattahes (30 yards) Norman 606-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lam of car - r100% nylon start re . carpe 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq. yd) linduda: carpei premum pad and uWalM- tion. Fra estuna ". Carpet repairs SUWV Durham Red 6Wsw5- r ndwi0 area. Sam 90 CHRISTMAS SALE' Carpet three rooms. 30 square ids. from 3329 irtstaNW. I will dis. count your best estimate , 10X. Customer satistaction gttararfted Call Mix to your Tree estimate. 905.431-4040 or 416822-6226. COMPLETE ski pear - skis. poles, Boom (size 101z). pm, L -W pial twitx. Brans I.5300 firm9111910 905 426- G1 COWV�SperF actory ial. y�q paYmulm, free searcher. 266 newt. loaded. inurnig, proder, software and more. $16.00/ tree (OAC) 1-806-515-5545 OIG M. X-Ikdc orgnpedc. pf clop, set & (rade, so in 41 1500. Sell $625: ALDERBROOK ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE Saturday November 28, 1998 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only Sunday, November 29, 1998 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only 5600 FINCH AVE. E. - Scarborough (Markham & Finch) CASH ONLY: ALL SALES FINAL NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 PLEASE. � COMPUTER FACTORY Amor:. .: s•^tas steaa. ' vear ,eu payments. free scan- ner 266mmx loaded rmernet printer software and more $16 wk oac) 1-800-515- 5v5 HOUSE FOR SALE. and much more By appointment only Call 905-686-8420, ask for Ken,. Rosa or Nick. )INING Room - "'IS S -I_.. -_'•,' d:'.'; rn.:..' i VW W ccnee and end tables as solid logo 665--0367 OM JOCKEY Equipment EVIS02 speaker, rown M.- com & Trainor 3W ompither Cmomc mixer etc Can Jim 905-427-66592 View by opi t only DOLL'S MOUSE nanocrafted 44' •ice r 19, deec r 27 high Elearnc Duden. in tach room hl>nitng textures in kitchen J► ANTIQUE III WEEKEND SAL1�4) l niqur Trca.urc, tn,m Fun,pc hecc Arr Saturday (10-5), Sunday (11 pi,oar,1, 6r.#natirhrr ('1 tik. 6rarnoph, Lir chca.. \Luh„*anv Bc,hr wnn Sct, 1)rr Bra.. N -J. Mantles. Srn.d! tahlc., (lh,ur Clun.i, GI.i , crock. & much m.xr_ L Marry Precrs redaced for this "WillmJ s► tique Discoveries i H 683.81,43� _'fwan a, ncx Church) GORGEOUS EVENING DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS EYE PARTIES. Also bridesmaids dresses, taking orders too. ON SALE NOW! For more info- call (416) 365-9669 between 10 a.m. - 9 p.m, Cut Your Own or Precut SpnKe, Pine & Fir WHITBY - Thldtson Rd. Exit o0 401. North 8 km to Conlin Rd. then East 1.5 km OR 3 km West of Durham College. Free Tree Shaking & Baling, OPEN DAILY: 9 a.m. - 6 P.M. BOWMANVILLE - Waverley Rd., Exit off 401,North-18 km on Durham 57 Free Tree Baling. Free Hot Chocolate. OPEN DAILY: 9 a.m. - 5 P.M. Cut your own $22 ANY SIZE tax incl. Fresh cut trees $10 & up tax incl. TREE STANDS & BAGS AVAILABLE • FREE CANDY CANES FOR KIDS -WATSON TREE FARMS (905) 263-8858 1 Garagdywd 1 Coragell Sala sales WINTER GARAGE SACS SAT. & >L\. %0%. _v(h & :`nh, lam - Ipm Xam, shiiir .n N-,, 556 Sl"Ple Hill 4W. of Whitee, N. of 42, Pickering) Household nems toddler fled word pros washer,dryer toys books n,y, mooring, sports equip, bites. lids taothes etc GIA.ATIC 11400011 GARAGE SALE M11 Automobiles for Sale CREDIT PROBLEM the stout hnanr--'4 DUN11 (1ay mems trom 0 to $2.000 0 A C starting at S199/month Vehi- cles from 1985-1996 905- 837-5664 (Sunday's by apps) CREDIT PROBLEMS' 'sn the spa --1 'm,,riraty pay- r,wis from $750 0 A C GM '-ucks. vans 1981 to 1994 sandy, Auto Sales Ltd 792 mcoe street South. Oshawa -toile 905-'20-3382 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 91 HONDA ^t 0111wi oucx :,an grey imen- or. 4 duor, 5 speed, 161,000 lem Great on gas $5.600 call 905-427.6151snp 92 TAURUS. 4 door. tow kms lair, 7rrven locally Well maintained reliable. priced to sell, call evemi gs (905) 839-0235 .,undav, No%cnaber 24th, 8 P.M. 1277 Abbey Road, The Enclaves, lylfkerin 1906 OLDS 98 aded new t res iuslh•erY dean 'trifled $2.400 96083 V-6 bul!v new ex- decent lot Telephone BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln I ur, ,dr White, with white leatner Interior Sunrod, total luxury car All lions. great shape Cembed 515.000 Can Kirk or Hope at 666-0570 or `peciail We alSO "ate special pre -anus pricr6p on 1906 JOLKSWAGEN Fen( 261-4397 CLOSET STILE Great ladies clothes, everything must be sold! Antiques, fabrics, baby stuff, interesting this & that Sat. Nor. 28, 10-3, 47 Nfuir Crs. Whitby (:fir. end of McQuay) Please No Early Birds!! (,AR %(.[ 4AI) %NO (il)(-R xFT , 1lF )am cupbiard hutch, nd wasn.tand, 10- tables For Chrrcbi Prewnts 2372 Altana Rd., bagroom 9= 15,grcely PickennR- 637-1 tt0 ASY,rg 5595 Call 1 Articles Wattled 1 Articles Wanted fp7-1979 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR CO%Tt%T`, ,.%I I power 91700 Sl,:'- Series Ad Looking for Used Bundling Machines a.t tarda and •unu.ty. accessories Charger „'err�bxe„battery or Strapping Machines. November 2x, h+, v a m - 4 p m :'cool table, refngrratctr, funuteare, piaetc .SM e. SM (WS423-0974 Call Kirk or Sav W, Duncannon Drive ENGAGEMENT AMC in Oshawa Whitby Clarington Pickering Owmnndi 36K appraisec at (105) 839-1276 SU5.G ASK: rg 518010 080 This Week 1905'486-1132 579-4407 FOR SALE. , x6 1x8 100 • 1 Arts a Craft ON 1 Arts & Cratts cem pwried Dint over 9 cc Aroeia far QED" FURNITURE me kr, leer Best offer gm -852- 1 yr d -f agar 2D33after�x - =a our_`fu�"°°m to - NG SALE a - DECK YdIrR II 1LLkly near( duty while MOMnsoron ss ioo we ton wasier and Irver 6 mafdmt old 5 tar tranoera6w war- r�f1y �t000 firm Call 434- 6469 FULL SIZE Frdpe & Stove for Sa-e e.::euent condition & Fe/t-ksize °rgsher 6650 to so ri Dryer. weA- mairaarted $450 for set 905 4364010 Full COAT Beautiful cho- Coute brown cal length stye 10 - 12 Appraised at $9 SW at $6.000 17051 786 - FUR COAT noi dark ma- 1k��s11pk1►�nrnk size IC - 12 full MW I stared condition DM- IV 1 n0 $1150 Cal 905-130- FUTOCS, MATTRESSES. Bean gads Solas Bedroom Swles. Baby Furniture We slow Brand Nantes oke Sm - mons Palliser Tngofd & Hammer The Bess Ouahty, at the Lowest Price in Durham Futons are always n stock Ready to wrap up for Chni mas rq St 16ws Furniture a(9oi 436=0860 (Across from Scats at The Oshm Centre) AFAl' TLIAP CSE r � SALES F like new frost -free 417 up, almond side by -side W. water dtspermer Washers $15Wup. Drryyers 125/0 M" 9. Crryyoc oke new Suckabk washer & dryer SM SeI- 1citaining stostoves.199/up. a aillew 10 1yr � Simcoe SLS. (905 OMO FOX fur tort. Full length WWeealy sue B. Asking 5999 o.b.o.728-3717.sm OWMG chairs&WV room table, (wtnie). 5399. Fur coal, wtoyY� a1e�sus 9/10 $499. (905►438 MM CLOTINMG - Hundreds 0m1 MG ials wNn mom ar- xXl(LG frpm =b 1ID0 t� 34Jpc. Cam 905-404- MOVING - toilet sink, boat trader. electric willer- mmir. air Con. blues. cotleseerd to - bids, cots. Hyundai bra. Tandy CO'rOier. antpue dolt, ra- dios. vahw=, odds'n'ends. 619-2603 JAn rust o imrnteiata)y Arthana s,�-Dv-sloe Indge Inglis Stohrt Maytag washer & dryer 3yc sofa ser. 3pc glass cof ee tables glass dining table & 4 chairs. iulchen abk & 6 thaws, desk w/btact leatMr chair. bookcases filing cabruts, queen bed bends. Stereo. speakers & Stand, knelt, p"Ve igs & to xYi More SB!-SY2 MOVING SALE" Kenmore ode by side triage stove 3 ailed 5 yrs aci old $900 d $425 White hkavy d,: washer/dryer $425 Doth or best ofter AN in fen 436--0677�rtect cwdi- PfA CSXRANDFU I CLOCKS -Sale on an used pa - nos 1 boor rriodds Huge se- Iee .1 (new and uStd pe - not New dgetal pianos from 5695 and up Ram to own. 100k949 l renes payments appa Fitipt SdtdiOn I 599NO NERVY OOTT PLASM =05 Do,721-0986 320. exh PLAYER PIANO, Image. pla"r (tads some repair AND. SMO. PhM (905) 721-0601 sip POOL TAME, solid oak kadtatable..41/! x 9 pro- kssaorW able. 1' slak. Maeed new dam. worst am $5.000 new. 52200. Most $ee! Call 906.655489. PINK TIWs. 8' and 9' slight biliard tables for sale. CRM 905420-8113. MIT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, tug Warranty. Paddy's Market. 905-263.8369 or 1-800-798- 5502. 11S® FMM $195 and up. WAd used � $125 aam uupp, used washers 3235 and up. new and used coin operated washers and dryers al low w- Mew brand name ktlga 3480 and up. new -, 'OP ranges with doll and glass door 3479 and up, wk sdecum of other new and used akpppkhanem.. Cal use go- day. o- a i54S r8 St sAplighaii 0iawa(gg6) 576-7441 2.+ao out nverrory b makehm i ! • a�mitalpy"x reduced ° io 24" Annual `peciail We alSO "ate special pre -anus pricr6p on Christmas Bazaar Out etre furniture lineup &('raft Show' don't M disappointed, get ,mtnawiale grey. only $9.450 r = K Sat. Nov2!(. 1(?a.m. - 3 p.m. uk Ouakny' Tradehonal Wood- kms air. ago. unbelievabile working 115 North Port Road S ,r Peach Rd t Port pPererrryy Chnstmas Crafts, Gingerbread table, 1905 985-8774 wwwtra6- aona%acidwdrkng m a Silent Auction, Hot Lunch, Baking ULTRA MATIC ELECTRIC bed. Table, Poinsettias, a BG goad wed- Children's Room cit more. Were. ar holt. Calls complete wont Maher. 121 000 km air. remote control and vibrator giro. nice. $5 950 90 Suns S800 Cad 19051 668- DMpba)rton-Fairport 1988 TOYOTA 'ercel 5- I -'sited Cburch : TORR AEGAMMX 3001 flame gym Pec deck. leg exlension. butterfly 1P'iC�'1[ DdlubaAon Road, 3Lln extra p yo A oro strucuons 2250 b o (!05)839-7271 14161225.6856 (Hwy #2 & Dixie Rd) GARM door repairs. broken FREE ADMISSION �, Hirh.n I: Kmry n R r l Spnrgs. cablesrollers. open- auto 73 000 kms WOW ers enstaned Tuneups $4995 FOLX ART CLASSESavatl- 416-336-0073 abk NI levels. momug. d_ • 1 M! 1 AeW, kmoon and evening classes M 7FF Cant Corso Mlgftd avaiaDle Begeruters our ape toes Maks orgy Dog and T A Ad- ctaldy. Classes sun" No- P vy�. usually vewibn 30th. Learn a a -an tial children ardrAs!Pr� rtpdM freer Purd-lall outright es- can rogism stress and give for Clristrmas. Call NOW! uses w/some antique corn- WK --a ertlovina t. Cal (905)263-4621 eros. (no hind to walk port- (905) 576-3947 for udorma- LHASA MW Rn for sale - sidered►. codons of any bon M 6 F. buy dwaper from soil, q[Bmlties or Single an- belle AermS Special offee tin breeder HeaNtt Fust needes. 0avolmed. Moorcro t popery. 17 try to rut Spad to all queries. Robert Al 1M house -trate" Started. non- Bowen Antiques- Brooklln. shedding. 905.721-9009 or VWVNSIIEO antique tumi- 205.786-3124. Ontano. (905)655-8019. fax Lure, 3 bureaus with mayor. 1 (986)655-5501 oar. 1 trunk. Cad Bid DOG $OAno" - Puhecrest CASH OR DEALS. We B (905)426-5531 Farms has a few Spaces loft Sd. & morel Pay lop doAWar d, mzy 1 Lam& for Chri prmmlaus. Heated, beds & prmiwm loud. Also for top items. Home audio/ • HORSES for salt: 2 Geldings, video. car audio, tools. CD's. MOVies. alma, gold. dia- sotrM Engksh 6 Watem. FOUND - Blade and Dedtw 9105434-7929. monds. furniture. appFgrnm Drill, Medd Rd. area. ram (986)433-1785 905-571-2274 (905) 8524408 anger 5 p.m. I�)666 in g � er aN FOM, female th an .91ora6Je silew. rat. in the Discovery egg w, . Nov. 23. call 905 de Bordeaux) F� workniAMqMr rlorhag Cr (not, washer, dryer, dr 6663-78770 Pug, Wrigiage stove. 986455-3138. Also Dadatlshds, Bdm Frae, wanted cangum trader. snow inobie Pager • (mg.) Toy Poodle. Boston 41 382-2927. Tenter, Pmwrdim West 1 AM & J= W ISSE LL pups for $alt. "land Term, MBOese, Caft Ready for Christ. Also Siamese IS Persian Kdens other dogs - available. Cad (9j5),723-501'" CWTERS TED at the Laltrie 705-653.2703 (mp) sated in the Coorblill, Ma PINIYUE BARN. las large 11 110°1°~•` Make, 4km. east of Oshawa. cult - bolo stabs available Diffifor tab et us show and sea yoult Rowed Uainilg pen. 116118 ling M 1991 3YNBNAO craft duecty to theS&Wpublic- do not face b be (here. 69,00011.0111,You locow 15 miuuks N.E. of excemaN rorhdition. $8,000 Cal 9054361024. Ostawm. Cal (90503-1102. C11111died 080.905.434.4948. -. .. ,. .. ., . ., r.......-r't.., « .......,....zea..-sv.r^.-.,�-•-v.,. - -- -- _. -� - .,A, <inner brakes txhausr GOTTA LOVE IT, GREAT INK Doily work needs CARS FANTASTIC PRICES anentron 905 263.8836 EVERYDAY AT CERTICAR 30 1917 MONTE ergo. V6 w?ntt. • 40 CERTIFIED VEHICLES ALL THE TIME EG. NEW ARM- eact::Inr .-rnrlwn. arc. amim PALS 9: ads Cena 63 R,,.,assene. I8t UOOkms 22950 ale -; „(ped. 129.000 Kul o Do CA 1905)420-2653 ,mtnawiale grey. only $9.450 1917 OLDS DELTA i8 4 drain 91 Topaz 1. only 61 000 6 cvhnar, auto 193 ox krl kms air. ago. unbelievabile $2 450 certified 1987 Olds $5950 94 Grand Prix SE. Gen 4 or 6 cyl oro, load- load 88 000 kms. my ed. 83 000 Kit $3 995 cerb- $104% 97 Escort GL 60.00 tied 1993 Cavalier RS. 2 (it km am. 5 speed $9 950 92 6 M . 5 speed 137.000 iul Maher. 121 000 km air. 54 995 cert Cab The Car Line giro. nice. $5 950 90 Suns err appointment (9051 427- LE. pretty cape, arc. auto raw 987 SOY- 151 700 kms $4 350 ARII VAN$ 95 Cheiv Wine - 1988 JAGUAR `;r Sale A-1 ria - di';: naded. 36M w -G. )nCr1Wn •r. g,ey leather $12.415 93 Chew Ltrrrna. 7 tenor $49Gi. will be cent- pass loaded. 3,800 v-6_ Id Oester Wavatg cowrry $10 695 95 Lumrm LS. load - •15 -432-8199 td. 129 00 kms burgundy 19p SUNBUIO Wagon very and sgwer. must she now $12 995 95 GMC Safar1. u d cond.t ,- zrtdKd au- 09 kms. teal. super price twabc. power st"rng & ekes siereo,cassetie new $1 Std 93 Gond Voyager locoed. in buttery average mile- oa quads. real nice $9 39 C Astra few Je must be seer,. $2995 90 905 -420 -GM dv e do Bundy very deli 174 000 kms only $7 795 93 Satan 1988 TOYOTA 'ercel 5- Ext 2 -tont due loaded 0rdy •: ted excellent COndtfion. $9.795 00 REDUCED 95 . use zed. D,Wlg, W"M Cavahers. 90 �Gc kms from ?.900 neagoteaft Can 905- 95S NewSport. 00 kgSr8.95C5C atf. 19N GRAND AM $2695, Ulm sale price S7 995 95 Fbtuc Firefly aw '98' Nissan K tu7 oro 54.195 _ auto 73 000 kms WOW "om verde$ ,n merit condi- $7.395 95 Grand Am burgun- lion Cerohed No reasonabk dy 140,000 kms. body. Now dor reftaad Cal 683-7301 or $7.995 93 Plym uin Shadow (905) 428-18!9 other 6 It m are. auto dant green 4 dr 9lI 1FORD TAURUS GL. 'J-6 IM 000 kmere s $5 795 92 M Sable Special Ed loaded_ 3 3 !,Ire 224 WC nwy 1d . SIJurt24 D p s p b 133 700 kms now S5 995 . . p w . p I CAN days 190. 316 CKIMCM AUTO CENTRE 155 . 6153 or eft (905) 430-7997 KING W . OSINDAyAWA 1995) 811 519 -2Nd. OPEN SlKNOAT IM FORD TEMPO .,c 4 call 5 SpC 4 Jr air S 1 GG Cling -1996 OSHAWA AUTO CENTER lied or best dor cal 905 579OBp4 Jolt n $9 90C 1594 Sunbird 55.995 1993 ;;raid Am $5 995 1992 Lin R$ 1998 SPRINT 51995 c~. 198; awd $7.995. 1992 Astro Van. 7.350. 1992 Sunbrrd GT, BuoCk T type $2696 cet- tihw 1985 Chew 1/2 ton ex- 55900 1992 CMW 2 dr. 5 CeYdq $rte s speed. $3 1% 1992 Cavaler RS.. 1978 For Tow-truci wmh wheel lift $3800 o b o Call $4,995 1991 Fuebrrd Formula $6,900 . 1991 sun - (905)436 -07G4 or(905)263- bird GT. 5 sly $5.900 ur! 1991 Lumenue Euro 15 M. 1991 Lumru APV $6.3590 190 VMXK RA CUK VAN 1991 BorvwwAe $5995 1991 14'. 6 2 L Diesel engine Ex- Grand Am $4.400. 1991 cellent condition Asking 51.900. 1990 Cavaker Or 55500 4x bell offer Cal 728- 2 dr 33.200. ,990 Surulird 3706 Leave messageXI 400 . 1990 S�ppnret S2.995. 1990 Taurus. s3.700, 1990 Lam 5 speed. ;3,995. 1990 Clutter wagon $J 600, 1989 ryyWNr• ,Jeep YJ 4 x 456.595, 1989 CARCHOICECOM Gvaker $2,995U1599658' Jap Camache 4 x 4 $3.900. 1984 Corvette 57.995. all vehicles sold cermted 160 Semcoe St, S. Oshawa. 404-2255 11M1 BIRCH Rivim. every option. never verger driven. IM NEW YONDER 5th Air met condition. 58995 Call Mark Cross Edam. Y6. 416-953-6484 Wagner lntenor. low krei after - $3,650 . also 1989 To - 1982 PONTIAC LEM=. (Mae auto. 4 cyl.. 4 floor. ane. pQaZCertified. $2400. Mr. Mad" 905509 -MW fell cusene. 96,900 oil. ex. 1"6 Cfkv Malibu, 26.000 .o� K km where with grey interior. (905) 427-9770 load d. balance of fact warranty. 317.450 434-2775 191113 NORM Accord EXR Coupe. loaded. au, p.wutdowis. p.doa locks. ehow surrool, p.mirrdrs, Cruse control. Le Bei from mask Mum u W_ ngs 311.500. Everut (905)B31-%%. (905)831-9536. I I • LADY DRIVEN , DEALER MAINTAINED- 1998 TRACKER TALES UMITEO 5 months old, 44, auto, kat I great wih tin. sot top and W USED CARS, LEASE- whigals- Sham9.500 Hwy. kms.. • .CHASE factory d factory warranty. Sacrifice $17.200 I 683.3020. Eve.srp. WIN WTG1ELL AUTO SALES. Guaranteed Lowest Prices in Durham. Cars from P.M. Certified. Spllicypm in tars under $8,000. AN cars SM with free1 PDM - Win Warranty. Ask abai our lease to own from $1,200 down. $140. per mafor 12 sh mora ts.to chose from. . Ajax. 905- 426-55D12. THE NE" AD'vEFt�ISER, F-RIOAr EDITIONT Nove n w 27,1998 PAGE 33 IIID - - s +,_ i r i ,- Motoreyekl Yotorcyeles all =P-,lilill AParenrNrts o. Rom , 1 vows orou4ee a ousel r e 1 Ttlrlders • 1 TendersN.rw a 1 owrw a 1 faerit 1973 TR -7 Tiger 750, 5Spd. 13500"o.b.o ('I;Issic beauty, economical to own, ride it stere it. Rood investment Call MikcL -25-01561Nights) or cell 242-47731 Da}s) Automobiles I wanted s A AUTO ,a,, trucks. pa, cD 10 $10.000 ,N, w, tete spot Any cord - on air Year Call us AT - Me 2.{ hours 7m 30 days , service 9o5-686-5003 or C5 706-5234 175 to $7500 for scrap cars d it,condition vol k, :sir Tree Towing All umam Recycling cars d uels wanted TOP CASH JAF'ANTEED (9051706 5740 l 9024 :ASH FOR CARS! We buy ;^Cles must .. �mmrry rurtdlUpn Call 2- 24+5 or come to 479 Aii at iLFADAUTOEast SALES a AJAX AUTO WRECKERS ttrC �,:Ter and 'leile", .C�to SIC iniu cash un the Xt For carstrucks any )rmhon Guaranteed pans ;yr and repairs (90501 lays Of 1416)684-1111 1 Trucial for X. ,•r' dr:i cap new top end •ea oraAe lues 160 000 _"pral kJ great Condtsm. ;•^lied $2 XG 1905) 983- ;7?9 111!1 BLAZER S 10 Tahoe ..1 •,'. me ilkc green. ,,,I, �am;ec. fully loaded. :orx n all flpfhway 'J'.v x ':een, 57500 Days . ;44-,192 everur+gs 1 Veil 1 WMN Drive �M •e 34 tin an GG. Air overdrive. t:eJ �xcelert condition v. 905433-8711 11194 VOYAGER :an LX. r,s .ce lent c0ldi- ,un ;rod Sea" $12 500 xt1+Md rag 19051852-5445 1919 PLYMOUTH Grand ... F „ere •few taest Will completely loaded. :outset passenger skdrlg locus asking 526.500 Call -IC' 4C4-2422 tlpeorcycle4 waN'FO ..rCe Cw,ng the Aspernrade Model about 1964 Ph— =8-4383 • 1 Snolrrtlobdas 991 = :R: .NCy 50C +G utd canvas cover with !wit; grip, thumb warmers Excellent condition $2700 him Also 1992 Polars Indy erail rtand gnp thumb warm - Cover. $2500. 765357- 2358 evenings 1994 YAAtANA V IN" 3234 kr. ..e new $4.000 19051 5.9 1588 after 6 p m snp a IAMite 1917 LUND. 14 112 FT elec- 11 , start 25 hp Inert, ezy- Bader trader used 4 times. Plus options Ask for Al. S6 Dog 1905) 686-3029 11 Ap _'a"'r mm du ely/pD10 actable bons 350 4lalapa Rd • and 946Masson Si Oshawa. Nom S (6ts Cyyl indtarme. r 1 1 Ape rtrrrams to Rent WHITBY TWO BEDROOM. avadaole Dec Ist,OtE 789- 4145 ur(905)665-7543 PICKERING. 2 -lame bed- rooms large living- room, dm- rnq room area, fully equipped kitchen. separate entrance, single parking 5800 - utilities hrstRast 905-686-7644 Call Manon or Torry anytime 4 ROOM apt South Pickering Single or soap couple pre- terred Non-smoker no pets $775/mo Avail -an 15th (905)-509-1441 Will WHITBY WHITBY_ 534 Mar. apt marl Jan 1, in quiet ,ow• rise buildup OnSde rnvW- ment. uhlme-, parking m- ckided. tawdry fat ova �ke Sub sngle prolesslontal For apt 905-666-2450 AJAX 2 bedroom Casement apartmentin house. $750 Per math plus ublmes No pets! smoking Available Dec 1sl 905)472 0924 AJAXOxford Towers - ;u)us apartments Spa Dspa- rq :rose Ic snoTng 401 (,O Polo. sauna Three bed- rooms $939 Jan W Two bedroom 5849 Feb M Caen WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or vlsjt us at: www.9e0lcitles.com,1wall street/ floor/ 76;7/highm;echtml. LIVERPOOL;HWY.Z. !arae b°drocm separate drive 8 entrance new of e'1 bathrtlom. carpeting. large Ing too spare storage room Inclusive $625 905- 420-9863 NEW I BEDROOM : -ement apartmenr c,cke'••; Llver- PWI/Barley ;nc:ti(es laundry. unities non-smoker '10 pets, no parking mmedwtely $625 i9o5)837-5024 after bpm or all weekend NORTH OSHAWA 5.;per large a'qe baleo- Iry Nen mainaleu quid burM- Ing Controoed entrance $729 Uhl. C400 parking No %gs Dec Ist 905-579.5584 DSNAWA - EAST END _.I err i" ^°,. ,,, ^• Ja.:.•-Toni Apt Sep entrance all ap- iCts.. lauor'/ and parking rstlastrequired $575 Avalabk row 579-3431 OSHAWA LOCATION ' ., Dec it ane ,elrj„ r S;';0 2 bedroom $810. 3 roof - $995 Monday Friday 9 AM -Spm 1905; 576 2925 OSHAWA one bedroom aper'^°'.• .VW Boa of du- plex. �i,rk,pe,C.orlaln Sl area. Indge stove latiordry parking Included Aslunq $6G0 nciu- store Available .an Is! Cyt 905-436 6085 683 857! until 7 app not, DSHAWA. - irk b Adelaide AJAX. larp ',,,^ renorvattd. cite :• lm $5-1C,morth Ddse'^enc 'r C,;C S10vt. Sip- plus rrydro Includes )Yater b arate entrance !aundry. 1- parking F/rs last regnxred parking. $aDO-nciushi no Avalable JanuaN 1st Call pets smWun4 Available ,in- 571-1537 or 432 1521 metJoar" .au Suzan 686 12 noon 1152 weelkawo 7-9pm. or OSlU4WA ncue St S : weekends Inn• N ..' 1 btOroom, n- Cal Bill a 905-427-3909 CIiIOCs Parai(•J water b Ileal AVAILABLEmmedUlelY $4511month . nitro hrsilast cer'trel'�,, .,.a1Cd t - bedroom. CyI 9051410-1741 separate entrance $495 plus u,ppp,n d bus Avail Int• m ey $800imonthly Jtditrs Cal 19051430-3276 or (905HM_Ion AVAILABLE WMD1ATELY n W'A:-'r clous. carpol rewly paint- ed. wdll bakonlr, [1014 to flux. shopprs0, all uWas Included. tirsVW required no pets. 1 bedroom $690 2 btdoom. $790 3 Dedoom Sill Cal 430-0134 PICKERING. Inv 401. Go Lar,;e .,'•ac!.it bsmt apt snare k4Chen barn, suite 'ct ,Jean ProlasiorW Relef- enrzs tstAA0 no pins. smok ng $495 [9051 831-3655 at Ter 5 -leave Message BEAUTIFUL "level one bed DICKERING GO LAKE `r :e wie1 Csrit apt :. s s ntpe Hort surae' -lent ncludes UPI :'ani,, :aDle. aundry scunoproded Awrarlablt Dec lit ART 905-420-3751 PICKERING Sepa.:e k..+:«ace 1 persu: only 5575. momnh Includes _bkbes'Parking . cabic laun- ,ry. Ilon-smoker Ni pets, lsv fast Dec 1st relerentes 831 -0 7511 ,,orr 'randvlew,Bloor Very PICKERING.2 amara m clear) $65uirmc and endo pas, • ,cJrlmenf sepa- atld cable No pets. Mature raw emyaogCi05e SO schol Adults Only 723-1492 6 Go NO PETS aurror/ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom min taClhties Fustlasi referoll level 2 entrancespaved es Sam 'nUudes utikhes try Avilable Jan 1 427 -841-9 drive. laundry, garage. Con ark ,Jose to Oshawa Centre PICKERING. Ayk out Past- $9301morNh ubktres included nert aCa-!ment near Map, availatNt Jan 1st. Cal 905- Oakyyailtvtarm Wrhhes m- 434-1781 eluded furnished. available BEAUTIFUL, Origin, large sm D'SecUlast 1st required 5S575 No oet575 ,nq :.all open concept 1 bedroom 905-426-918,- Defween IGam- basement m Westney, 12 noon Henght5. Ajax. S750 all Indu• ivy motivated Sacrtnce Sive. no smoking, no pets SOUTH AJAX - eery large 2 Cal Bill a 905-427-3909 bedroom Dasement Apart - CENTRAL Otbwa- large 2 8 merit Private entrance arge lire place cable. laundry 3 bedroom apartments avail- parking steps to school able December/Janwry 151 In well-mamlaouted building u,ppp,n d bus Avail Int• m ey $800imonthly CIM 10 all amenieds Please 428-8172 ca119051723-0977. SPACIOUS weir -maintained 2 IAREMONT kirp one bedroom CU and 3 bedroom apes Avail a 90o and 888 Glen St Some Mod with par 5595 00 an Wrklies. Call with walk•in closets. paint provided. Close td schools, (905)-649-W73 or 1416-866' shopping centre. GO Station Newry-%7ecoryed 3-Oedruum 011111 included. Call 728- LAIIGE 1 bedroom ala. avil. "Ir, rueD�rbi 4993. Dec 1. new 11 OWWA m dNNngroom .area, dose to an am.Num. first d last. m spacious 2 b 3 lt, space Deo or smokers. tial 905 apts. Utdthes Incl - FRONT FEES OTHERS e to schools, shop- DOWNTIMM INNITBV, m 6 plexi 2 bedroom ap OWN. 3800 per month a1 axkmw Willi pose to all Mnm tirx. Cal (905) 869-alon HWY. f/MOCK RD. Picker- ing Basement for fent. AD ell. Sep. bathroom $BOOJMMot- private entrance. Over 1400 sq. it. Avail. now. Prefer ma - lure couple. 686-5003. UVERPOO ARYLY, 1 bed- room basement apt.. dose to GO 8 401, laundry. cable al inclusive, $720 (KWiabk. Avail Jan.1, 905.839.7144. SUNOENLAIID, two bedroom apartmpd, Fridge, Stove. parting. No Dogs, available flow, call 906-852-3660. and 401. Transit past )rola door. For at: 05) 721-8741 In Ux- bridge upper S8o0 ISV in- cluded. Available Jan 1/99. Plane (905) 852-7094 BACHELOR apartment, stove. fndge teal, hydroad parking included Laundry dlately. WdsoNlNrve area Days 263-8369• or evmn o 263-2522. WHITBY dean 1 bedroom In 4-pkex Broadloo 75 n highhusanve. Ings. balcony $6 Call (905) 509 2038 or (416)283-8030. WEST PICKERING UDI ode, ' ge,!,',o,n apart- ment x'open concept kitchen 3 L sep entrance A,all Dec 1st asking $750/month no smokers pets ;all (905)426-7515 Ask for Mary Puy WHITBY. 1 6 2 -bedroom. 1: Neungtor 5, :. qe Store parkmq heat. wundry_ first b last Dec Ist (905)686- 1533 Maori or 1905) 427-5888 WHY Tent when youcan own (•.., un dome for less than /ou till Call Dave Hay - lock Sues Rep Reiloi Summit Really 11991; Ltd (905, 668-3800 or 19051 666- 3211 1 Apstmenb wanted APARTMENT WANTED a. Le .;' - ;.n•e .,,,_r,om unit for January 1/99 Call —3-65 33 aner 5 tort or leave message 1 •rouses Foor Rent Noll. C:11,N\01 AFFORDTO ) Rl l A Hol SF:' - ria, •...- j-., ..,,_,-.. 190=1 i71-6277 1-800-S40-627; %tar{ Staples' '!u'.g 'oom :age kncrlen. -irking no pets Aadable Dec I9th C41%5--23-141-5 PICKERING TWYN RIVERS AREA,:•-, .,.- tc Dna 11L -se err a � 5; i -Alt ,wu Opo 301H New palm S carpet throughout Gas nea- rp, trdge stove. washer dryer S1254mo -utd or S145C including utildKs vacant Avilabok msmediN4h 4161587-7045 or 5098044 AJAX _,"ve w1rL)nl h...n .car -level home 2600 s4 it 4 bel. 3 b rgooms new Appkances lacuzn windowcovenrgs trench doors. fireplace loge eas-n knchen.sWcw us Large fenced yard Pnvale Non smoking no pets References M95- Jan 1 avaliablidy. 51695. utdmes 430-5417 AJAX. 2 storey 3 -bedroom hole Partial finished 1111 mo „lose to schools 8 transportation Avail tot Dec asking $1200,mor'M no pets Call 9051426-7515 Ask for Mary Roy AJAX- house for rem. 3 Deo - roan. Hwy 2/Harwood. dose 10 schools, transit. non- smoker. oro pets Avadable ittmedlaldlr. Cindy 686-5297 FOR RENT. 4 be&OW , trrA ranch styfe farm house. Fan - and fireplace. 9a�Age 51050 + heal 8 endo. near Uxbridge. Call 905452-5547 HASTNKS AJtradive rartdi style lame- 3 bed..2. 2 OMrtns. flydwd Moors. ap0krcs. large lot. Mail. row. No. . iakkes. 151IN6L 9200 everww NEN 3 BEDROOM detached house in Bowmanvilfe. Mall terbedroom has onfil l with roman tub and via& dosel- large backyard. $950 plus iddhtes. 1stflast with relerenc- es. 438-1315. THREE BEDROOM town- house. new carpet and pim. Ist7kst. Dec. Ist Days (416) 753-4929, Eve (416) 431- 0156. Nord[ Oshawa SBOO per mo plus. INATEIIFROMT MU)PERTY COBOIIRG, Largo 4 bedroom hone. available Dec 1st $1.400 Plus wjgbiltes 9 best over Cal SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/mo th rAmrnum Intone 230.000 year ' Not much downpayrnerN?? Call Mark![ Help for discharged bankrupts Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 OR ' Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Al Real Estate Ltd. PICKERING - PRIME LOCA- TION. rn�' 1e,gn,:,mood c use „ "ehools and shup- t1ng. 3 Bedrooms $1.200 per "onth plus Four more Irifor- ation please ran 19051 337- WHITBY. oungatow 2 -bed- • :'n•. :,indas St W 53030 t1 tut Large limngroom 8 kitchen $850. utilities Avail. able Dec 1 No garage no basement 430-7816 WHITBY- 3 bedroom house. tinrshed basement hardwood floors. hrstltst $1100 plus utilities, references 3 credit check Non-smoker no pets AvailaDie ;anuary, ! rail 905 668 8557 after 6 ]rip m 1 Townlquses I Fa Rrsnt AJAX 4 BEDROOM wa house ',e eqe '.nlsry rase - mem separate kdcrlen dr- nttte hardwood [Ivor, thrpiI out 4 apppliances Available :ec Is 57150. 1905686 -,309 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL' n" rur none ss, -F- ^.awn Uvv 't 6 7,0l tree !nom S775 mo all ,ndnrsrve Mom mum mcoine $Z8 000 o a c Auretw Rasanu to day Cold- •eil Ranke' PMP Real Estate 28-941. °.!2G1 o to Line 905 427 3804 Rooms for Rent ROSSLANC SIMCOE AREA i+ 'e'<.: uli, , 'lsotd •-Loulo iq 14pulaes 5250 Monnvy b up Gerrre, -Ian txereneo 1905723-4845 Available bm ttiatetl,- .r- ,. •ovm n ;.A, ...q � It W A.lC!iCn !ac-ut e` :aur -ieker ria Gtrltrariflg Slatign TC G $36ryttlorrh. $17C voo ell 420-4318 CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE •.lisim�s rttxorxWr��rent 42lre1 A1Ax Ikr,siirn .-i -:s cabarking ble aundr'y OKr!nage old microwave Sort wonng non- smoker $385 - math %rst'ast 427 6932 "I ..C. Yti00a1rOn AVAILABLE " I c. e...tivt styfe to" Man pa ttlaundryaK Aril s,ve storage space In bast- nuem non smoker $375,mo 1sL'last 905.433 1:47 EXECUTIVE WHITBY ext to Toi !a It -get rushed rot.n;1 v ,twin N.hreplam, parking 4w v Must see Very-umfortabit Working Person 5500 trrstlasi 9051666-5213 NI"000AAYLY. 3 bed- roum home Close 10 tranw. Darks snapping Shoed teal' des Female preferred 5350+ too Avail ,mmediatky, 905- 426.2666 HOUSE TO SNARE. Nonn Central Whitby 2 oaths 2 kitchens, pool spa. Laundry lots Of parking. ISL1ast. $350 OOrmo . 1;3 ubldies avail immediately or Jan 1st rap 905430-2461 SOUTH AJAX. 4 Deo house to share lar pod. $475/mo n- ciusnve Cal (905)•683-6899 e 1 Own i ltlarB SNNa T7 From Brat T7 Oshawa wevi101el. 400.1600 sq.R. Ol- Iicfloolk il. East Oshmq 1800 sq.ft. Commercial Hosue. 450sq.ft. Shop. Call 434-2447 of 655.4132. APPROX. 50 sq. h. new of- fice space for 5450 avatabk immediately. Includes every- ftv. Sial N location. Cal Steve 576.6999. EXCELLENT indoor storage. cars. boats. etc Plast call (705)357-2406 or lax (705) 357-1482 OFFICE SPACE. Newly reno- vated units tram 300 square feet to 4,300 square feet. Great location in Downtown Bowmahville Air conditioned. Parking available. Call (905) 263-4608 to viewing. 1 ownhousee o , 1 owrriou-m 0 Rent Rem FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and Shopping, From S910.00. Call 905-721-0980 Floida Vac Rentals CLEAR WATER AREA :Yt ac+zzr BOG prlvaie yard. ava-am now For onto and to naw yrolls 905.57}37% CLEARWATER 3 bedroom turn,Sne^- " )M es heated poo, not tub Minutes to beadKs NHL all star game Jan 24m99 NFL Football. Blue Jay baseball dog horse, track :Nkk" Ntkome $275. weex Photos 905 683-55C3 1111111 Private Hours cor Sale 200 ACRE FARM ' it999C: r r . .-I or "gist lam -,tar wly).0 mod 3 -bedroom link "virga - 'M with hewer Carpeting b following. French ooas to knr- ,iproonl rewav renovated Bank barn d w shed Ian Bunter Sales Rep Relwas ukes,de ReA2 Inc Realtor 14oc-809.015snpl 1 Mdroom : :taiga Mme W a lar ^ icer Jxblndge btaudit cow very private $950 001 morin plea utdibes 905-294- "71 AJAX. 7etached 3.1 Ded- storey. Will room. xpi double garage a "Wit I "sw Dasenem. is •coreo Hous[ 4 ake es Sun 12.5 •75 686-3513 1 Nosn,p a • Sery K41 j e 0 4 1, T A- - 1 1 Pnvale Homes for Sale fOR SALE r,' °d "I'll n,tyreye ;CCer;i- tV oe"rated new shingles eannestroughing down pipes wild 16 BrOCII St E . Oshawa 905-655-5300 atter 6pm for viewing JOHN SODDY come for sale wa • ,4' ' ",to beautirul ranne 'enced lard_ quiet nergnboumood. In Pickering 6vns new orpunl owners fpr dDDanrment pease call (9051831-2263 No agents Please INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ont. US 21-15 Will be received until 5pm.. Friday December 4. 19%. Contract commencing January 1, 1998. Work consists of counting, bundling, and dropping of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products to specific drop locations In Loot: Ajax !Pickering area. Delivery to be completed within 2 his. After receiving final product. Information packages available at: 130 Commercial Ave. Ask for Ajax area Bid # 1 Pickering area Bid #2. Bid #3 L jwPsr Or any 0:75 nC( -ie Ces Sar)ly accepted. 1 Pnvate Homes nor Sale NORTH WHITBY ..,oms.'4 DatM° located In ex- Isnve Brookwood area -rome backs )nfo l'oest hn- Shed basement, talose to Woos Asklnq $212 700 Call for pew ng 905-430- 2451 SOUTH AJAX. ;etacheld 2- Slr,re, -• bedrooms. deck garage. 'iUge dnverway, pverslzed lot xceltent h- nancurq available Pmsemy vacant act quick' $1,14900 : 1 Mortgages insilrilce MORTGAGES Good bad enc• c; : dr:ng 'or any put- pcse :u: s;.plicahons accept. ed 'all Canmurmy Mongage (905 668-6805 me Business ortunrrs TIRED 7F DIETING? -1-.- , A P^)v ere, -i Ndl- ne Ss °,.duct 9es,gned to Make+qu Feel and Look GREAT oy Oul mer{ ;n Inches ,Mite fou .ar You be ,2 - Ire,t Cap 1 ,666-1027 Alex S■oriruu, Sullon Group Rear/ :<, 6111-9500 CREDIT REPAIR s!50.300z ste•-ta 55 =-r ar�t57 ,.obs for -cool rvroruu - 3,arborouyt - 5ae snawa Mr 3aker 16 21-7770 t 3 JiCAE JMITDRIAL. ;erylWl Dmf of - r ',JNDSAY. -mxuwe 3 -Deg- ur _e Aa .' $b9 AO Narver Fran. koyal Le Page t .• ..eek'. "; .usoms good growm potermal training. of :eteCned brook _wnga- Frank ;16-4'!1 -asayement sernce equip low glumMlg ^ailNgod 110rrty -t!oo '11[t1.1ad Irwslffwo re - Boon. 1 t 2 Daft ?,rustled rustled 10 LM airrred „ala 905.678-0888 basement vacant Owner MONFr PpOBLEttS ie MAKE ",a 'coney AstnDul- ivy motivated Sacrtnce ,. .,_� N. __ ;rnanrnpQ product ?o le.t... nyl 1888--x3 - $114500 Louse Lean. Sold- tlararrapt Jr DOrtg garnisheed TO '7,e purchase RO welt Balker Ke -t dace FiNy Ever, %rte accepted reganJkss a G4;_ as a dist r9 t BGG- 7051324-6033 of .red[ noir; Call 'or •ree .b 4 0#'6but 4-38"lDa 66689 mfornutgn 905-516-3505 ,r),,as LITTLE BRITAIN, Large Student loans vKltrded 8C .' S4 aids: an : 'of OPERATE YOUR ,win awn Newry-%7ecoryed 3-Oedruum OBTAINING A :DAN IS NOT -d `"r :e row re - r trancreseIcturn aGC loross home arrth attached 2t1ed- GUARANTEED SOME ie wttkly 'scOmt guaranteed moat ul-taw suiteAll new COMPANIES CHARGE UP- us,ve tetOry s) tfk uGrn ace shed oche ,moi Includes FRONT FEES OTHERS ,adorer 19135h 763-9343 86-x37 2 storey swage DO NOT ITIS SUGGESTED THAT You OPERATE ..rr own .aien bar" 24,14 insulated ga- INVESTIGATE TNOROU6H- ma _rr.,ani:e and snow re - rage separate dnwal LY n;t.ai ::arx.'us4 $'2OC gross asking S13C 000 17051878- KIM $IGINNG ANY still v rlcome gwrarttted CONTIIACTS ExUJs,ve territory all ter Ar905; 63-930 • . 1 Wosnrp a . 1 worship a . 1 wprsnrp ® Servtw �elvCef .iKvtcK P SEI? St- Isait Jaceits Cathol=ic C6at'eh 1148 Fateh Avmtle, Pickering LIV U6 (99) 831-3M3 SUNDAY LITURGY Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. Sunday Morning 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. CHURCH OF GOD SABBATH I Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. LJ I KEEPING Invites you to our Felloeeship Service _ Each Saturday 12-5 pAL x ^ McLean Community Centre (an McGill) R 112 ` . ✓t .a A. Room r k 416-736-1999 ei �,,, vy b T. 17 � To Advertise your church services on our regular Friday Feature or on our Special Christmas & Worship which will publish Friday December 18 call Janice at 68M707 fJP PiAItiE 34 THE 11EM ADVERTISM FIMAY F.011VN, Novel " 2T,19" •1 111;9_ SURGERY OR ALTERNATM Soluni CHECK THIS OUT 'A Sale. All Natural. Proprietary Formulation designed for All Women who ward a sate way to enhance shape. tone. up", and generally perfect the curves of the female form Can You Believe It', call (905)666-1027 . I coming Eq SCOTLAND'S ISLANDS and ,Highlands earn more about this 17 daY exclusively de- si and escorted tour Join JOAN HILL at Touch of Class. 104 Consumers Dr Wtwtby on Dec 2 at 7 app in Free and no Obligation but reservations are Wry Call TRAVEL PARADIGM 1-888-567-7111 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be responsi- ble for more than one inser- tion In the event SELL IT NOW CALL Ajax 683-0707 of an error. Uxbridge 852-9741 • 1 AuCtioets . 1 Ptfirsoeltds SAT. NOV. 28 AT6PMAT MYL.ES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA. Automatic washer and dryer. admiral stacking washer and dryer (white). chesterfield Su- ite. mew with 3 reclin- ing chairs in it). 2 ma- hogany china cabinets 'antique). round oak table 6 dining room cna rs. Duncan Phyfe table. color portable I v leather chair and vitorrian coffee and era tables, chest of drawers, dressers, rged and numbered n, is :raftsman 6 hp 5-cwblower 20- good -Jihon. china dishes List not complete. -onsignment wel- MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 n OLDER LADES - Names & Private Home Phone Numbers. 1-900-451-3638 ext 235 $3 59//mm must be 18 T - tone DUNIMM'S OWN DATIING SERIOCE! Call 683.1110 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads free Meet a new Friend or Love tar life OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shialsu Service 40 Kmg SI W(905; 404-%25 11 30 am 9 pm SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call classifieds at M 0707 fax 5-9 X218 l?xbri at 852-9,'41 fax 85Z.--355 • : 1 AN11aN1om1N•Ms NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address. phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 9os-s7s-azi8 Uxbridge ss2-a3ss u�-t i-tCQJC t,dll Q M ;653-5110 in the Aiax Pickering; area 852-9741 in Uxbridge a MSER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27,1998 PAGE 35 AM dj x 1__V IN OUR STAR LOT " IS YOUR * IJICENTCE TO VIN! Every weekend during the busy holiday season, we're rewarding shoppers who park farthest away from our doors! Throughout the day on Saturdays and Sundays, "-inning licence plate numbers are randomly chosen from cars parked in our STAR LOT. These numbers are posted at the PARK FOR PERKS display near our food court. If you see %,c ur licence number posted there. * a mini Thermos * coupons for free coffee till -ups * ti25 Gift Certificate Just bring proof of plate ownership and go directh' to Guest Services to pick up your prize! Prizes must be claimed on the same day as plate number is posted. .i1 0. 01 SCARBOROUGH. -TOWN CENTRE t Hwy. 401 and McCowan Rd.Over 200 stores to serve you including Eaton's, Sears and The Bay. Web Site: www.scarboroughtowncentre.com PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 27,1998 P PICKERING Introduces MIX & MATCH U m n 1099 KINGSTON RD. • - z 831-2665 DRIVICKERING , lNext to movieplex 9) THR - :3, ¢ .?h