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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_11_29Durham separate board likes what it sees, but says there's room for improvement aCtholic Grade 3s urae the 3Rs B Y S USAN O WEILL Staff Writer Grade 3 students at separate schools across Durham are making progress in reading, writing and arithmetic, but there's still room for improvement, says board direc- tor Grant Andrews. The Durham Catholic District School Board released the individ- ual school results from last year's province -wide tests Friday and Mr. Andrews says, "I'm happy in terms of where we are at this point in time" The board's results compare favourably with those across the province. Across Ontario, 85 per cent of students scored at or above a level two in reading, 93 per cent reached that level in writing and 86 per cent achieved that level or higher in math. In Durham, 87 per cent of separate students scored at or above a level two in reading, 93 per cent reached or exceeded that level in writing and 88 per cent achieved a level two or higher in math. "I certainly expect (the test re- sults) will improve over time;" says Mr. Andrews, who notes the reading, writing and math tests, administered last spring by the Ed- ucation Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO), were based on a new curriculum document that had just been introduced last yearnr "The Grade 3 students only Eia� this curriculum for a number of months. I don't think it's a realistic expectation to say kids should al- ready be at level three (the new provincial standard);" Mr. An- drews says. "I would expect next year the Grade 3 results will be higher again:' X%gpp�7 each elementary r 1QUIalt�.� AR Y PICKERING NEWS ADVS PICKERING'S COMMUN' IT NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 r,r7r-,r,l^AI PRESSRUN 44,000 40 PAGES SUNDAN --------------- Pickering woman to return to court Jan. 1 • •i er ion court in baby shaking PICKERING — A Pickering babysitter accused of injuring a 10 -month-old bov who showed signs of Shaken Baby Syndrome made her first court appearance Friday. Dehorah Elizabeth Watson. 35. of Heathside Crescent. is charged with two counts of aggravated as- sault. She was ordered to return to Oshawa provincial court Ian. 12. The mother of three was arrest- ed earlier this month tollowing an investigation h% the Durham Rc- Glaisdale MONTESSORI Schoolicn w *'Wmom-1 YM HOME IYPRONEMENTS BY e4m& M. .. trOMtic011110011 tw aw. tlttw�R gional Police sexual assault and child abuse unit. Police said the bov, whom the accused woman regularly babysat, was taken by his parents to Markham-Stouffville Hospital suffering from unknown health problems. He was transferred to The Hos- pital For Sick Children, where child abuse experts made the diag- no%is, and was released several days later. The extent of the infant's in- juries were not disclosed. 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See your deawgs) for conditions tde ails. www grnee sada cooin�is a trademark of (`,eneT ,_vary s Cand orporation! NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29, 1998 PAGE 3 P ax jPi"cken"ng pledge smessage Safe Communities of Pickering/Ajax program brings two towns together Ajax and Pickering have joined forces to promote safety in the community. An official launch was held at Pine Ridge Secondary School Wednesday morning for Safe Communities of Pickering/Ajax (SCOPA), making this area the 15th in Cana- da to embark on such a program and the first in Durham and the Greater Toronto Area. The event also marked the beginning of SCOPA's participation in the Safe Communities Incen- tive Program (SCIP), focused on reducing worker injuries at local small businesses, in partnership with the Workplace Safety and In- surance Board. Ajax-Pickering's new organization, which includes business, industry and community group representatives, has been established with the assistance of the Safe Communities Foundation, a public-private partnership launched in 1996. The foundation was created by Paul Kells, whose son Sean was burned to death four years ago on the third day of his part-time job. Mr. Kells wanted to ensure other families would not have to go through the pain and suffering his family did as the re- sult of losing a child through an avoidable ac- cident. "Our goal is to make Canada the safest country in the world in which to live, work and play, and we're doing it one community at a time," foundation chairman Pat Corley told those assembled at the launch. In addition to resources and support, the foundation is providing SCOPA with S 12,0(X) 'seed money' to help launch a SCIP injury Search rights won't change Catholic schools' policy A Supreme Court ruling granting teachers the right to search students will make little difference in the way Catholic educators go about their busi- ness in Durham, a school board official reports. In an 8-1 decision Thursday, the high court ruled teachers and principals must have the flexibility to conduct rea- sonable searches to enforce school rules. But, Durham Catholic District School Board director Grant Andrews says the ruling won't have "much of an impact in terms of what we're doing al- ready." For example, he says school admin- istrators would be expected to search a student believed in possession of a "weapon or an illegal substance. "We would expect the principal would take action to remove that threat," be says. That may be as simple as asking the student to empty their pockets. "Each case is different. It's hard to say here's what happens every time," Mr. Andrews says. A teacher or princi- pal would react differently "if a student had a knife and was self -inflicting as opposed to a student who had a knife on them." 'lite ruling vindicated a vice-princi- pal at a Halifax school who searched a student at a school dance for drugs. Durham District Schoel Board officials could not be reached for comment. Pickering Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson (left) and Ajax Minor Steve Parish put aside anv political differences to promote a joint project bemx een the Pwo tokens which aim to make their workplaces safe. This joint project means the two commu- nities are the 15th in Canada to embark on such a program. prevention program here, reduce work-related injuries among youths aged 13 to 19 and es- tablish a community injury database for Ajax and Pickering. SP&E SPECIAL BARGAINS � IN TODAY'S News Advefisel Sun., Nov. 29, 1998 News Advertiser ' Bay Ndga Rx Caft Pick 'Bi%" DSIIna4KA Ayer F* Pod Gtardim Drug Pi& GN Gd" ' Ghranra Gurdm Pick ' Wb Work Warttitouse Pick ' Y i M Wats AjttxfPick Wota P*Jpick lb Fria Aj pick .Pd$09 P* • Plana Pus A*Jft .P11211Im 'SM ' Stu Wit Clliaese Restitaltt Pidt • Toys R us Aodft W* _ _ ApIrl %L .GWkL Zdn �Culhn GWm AWkL Ddiw d to sdmiW Households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your new through your blue boxycling program. For information on delivering yotu advertising flyers, DUNCAN� FRLETC1lER at The SLIP program is aimed at reducing in- jury -related workers' compensation claim costs by 20 per cent for participating small businesses. In three other communities where Afkbael Sunday's Carrier of the Week is Michael. He enjoys snow boarding & stunt biking. Michael will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Crnrgt►atxbobotrs Mich2d for being our Carrier of the .. Watmart,Ajax 135 Kin&%ton RJ ,Ajax 222 Bayty Jt. W, Ajax 726 Kingston Rd. lick. 1360 Kingston Rd.. Pick. 1300 Kingston Road - at Liverpool 839-8124 . it's been implemented. SCIP has reduced claim costs by 50 per cent and provided S660XX)n in rebates to about 143 small busi- nesses. SCOPA's youth program will focus on re- ducing workplace injuries among 13 -to -19- year-olds by 20 per cent over three years. It will offer 3,200 young people (30 per cent of the student population) five health- and safe- ty-related programs by June 2WO. The tint two years on the job are statistically the most dangerous time for young workers. The community injury database will help SCOPA identify problems to target as it ex- pands its injury -prevention program in the fu- ure. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish. who along with Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthus and Durham Centre MPP and Labour ?Minister Jim Flaher- ty were among the dignitane, at the launch, noted SCOPA will also address other commu- nity safety issues. including those relating to ,:hildren, youth in general and seniors. "his program is much much more than a health and safety in the workplace issue.- he said. Mr. Flaherty praised SCOPA and the SLIP program, which is supported by the his min- istry. ,.Health and safety is our number -one pri- ority at the Mtnistry of Labour in Ontario," he said. 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VOOM W* 10 SOW IM IM nw a ldo unkabr mo0oy 0825 ior OD ' PP d �q r 81286.00. Tata dti�6on 6$11 s 81129In Dta>at _p Pw1^K^ka�y depots mol bio nP�9d1 DSK rd oor d ei weR>t 0* Nadodrq Thunder Bq rd KWWQ. Larded it a4s whch may not be aae9Yrd nli Wer ansa Dwrw admAndo may be ttowy. 9t fes ) b aat N, Iof dole9e. wv.yneetdo nom k a YaOr d (�errr Mob and won nipwa9oe4NEW anbrnwt in 0011b Y Working towards fund-raising gool.. United Way honours Ajax, Pickering business community The United Way of Ajax -Pickering tipped its hat to the business community in recognition of its ef- forts to collectively lend a "helping hand" to people in need by raising money for this year's fund drive. "Completed campaigns within local industry, Town departments and the schools are showing a strong performance over last year;" reports cam- paign chairman Bob Pizer. "We have, however, a long way to go to reach our 1998 campaign goal of $1.3 million;" adds Mr. Pizer. "We are actively seeking new support from residents, small businesses, professionals and the real estate and building community to help reach our critical goal" The United Way has collected $630,000 to date. Members of the business community were toasted Thursday at a Community Builders Cele- bration at the Ajax Community Centre. "The evening was designed to celebrate the commitment of so many people to building our community through United Way;' noted master of ceremonies Joe Atkinson. '17hese are people (who) recognize the United Way as our community's largest community development effort, delivers a critical helping hand up to their neighbours, friends, family and co-workers" Campaign chairman Bob Pizer presented awards to several companies which successfully completed their fund-raising campaigns. Among those honoured as 'Pacesetters' were Pitney Bowes (Brock Road and Bayly Street locations), Bayly Communications, Siemens EltroCom Sorting Sys- tems, Ajax Hydro, Town of Pickering. Pickering Hydro, Purdue Frederick and others. "These firms kick-started the 1998 fund-raising IAMBERLEAI* efforts with their own aggressive campaigns," a press release from the United Way states. Three organizations were saluted as Leaders of the Way for their outstanding growth and contribu- tions. Messier Dowty employees celebrated a 40 - per cent growth over their 1997 campaign, while the Pickering nuclear station was recognized as the area's largest fund-raiser for its Generating Hope campaign that collected more than $275,000. Finally, Chrysler Canada's Ajax Trim Plant was honoured for its continued performance as the community's strongest employee campaign effort. In addition, Antrum Interface and Orthologic Canada were recognized for their "stellar" perfor- mances in the first-year campaigns, the United Way notes. The event was sponsored by Runnymede Devel- opment Corporation, which "welcomed the oppor- tunity to reward campaign volunteers and donors for their leadership role in a community -building initiative that's so necessary in Ajax -Pickering;' says manager of land development and planning Rodger Miller. The United Way funds more than 90 programs that reach 45,000 local residents — or one of three citizens in Ajax and Pickering. Agencies include Big Brothers, YWCA, Credit Counselling Services, Community Care, Meals on Wheels, Big Sisters, Victorian Order of Nurses, Rainbows and The Denise House. To find out how you can help call the United Way at 686-0606. Please Recycle NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1999 PAGE 5 AR See you in cyberspace! We're online at Nvwxv.durhamnen-s.net WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. • "Noe AV"49EiVVr"9ZEA AMBEALEA SHOPMG CEPOW ON WHrrES RD. 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The problem for Mr. Charest is that because of his concen- tration of support on Montreal's West Island and in other selected ridings compared to Mr. Bouchard's broad- based support, the seats will tilt strongly for the PQ. In other words, big wins for Mr. Charest in a few rid- ings, smaller wins for Mr. Bouchard in a lot of ridings. Bad news for all. The near -certain Bouchard victory sets in motion an inevitable referen- dum several years from now, when, as Mr. Bouchard puts it, "winning conditions" exist for a 'Yes' vote. The 'neverendum' tag some pundits have put on the 30 -odd years of separatist talk will drone on, exhausting the rest of Canada (and many Quebecers too). More to the point, a PQ victory is an- other body blow to the Canadian economy, to our battered buck, to our attempts to attract foreign invest- ment. It signals to multi -national companies that Quebec is not a solid, sound place to do business or to lo- cate offices. But it seems those 40 per cent of Quebecers bent on supporting separa- tion really don't believe they have anything to lose by a split with the rest of Canada. Perhaps they believe Canada has nothing worth preserving for Quebec. Maybe they honestly be- lieve an independent Quebec will be more prosperous than the current al- ternative. It's difficult to comprehend the mindset of people who feel this way. But, there you have it. And what of Jean Charest'' He's developing into the most overrated politician in Canadian history. First, he couldn't beat that lightweight Kim Campbell for the federal Tory leader- ship. Then, when he was PC leader in 1997, he stumbled badly in the fcdcr- al election. Now, he appears certain to lose in Quebec. Maybe it's time to polish up his legal degree and prac- tisc law. For the rest of us, we'll have to muddle on, dealing with Quebec's demands. We had better be prepared for another referendum and this time, let's hope for a clearcut federal win. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Put real news front page of the News Ad on Page 1, not VOCAL airport foes To the editor: It is becoming tiresome to see so many articles and pictures of Voters Organized to Cancel Air- port Lands (VOCAL) on the Fabulous 40! It doesn't hurt a bit It didn't appear in the News Adver- tiser's Name Dropping feature, but yours truly slammed into a major mile- stone recently. Earlier this month I reached the ripe old age of 40. Ouch! It's hard to believe that someone as handsome and youthful could be 40, but it's true. If you don't believe me, cut me in half and count the rings. For some reason, the significance of this birthday didn't register as much as turning 30. Hitting the three -oh seemed like the end of my youth, the start of the long trip down the slippery slope to an expanding forehead, falling arches and buttocks, continu:'I grumpi- ness and wearing plaid pants with striped shirts. Aside from the droop in my drawers, most of those -precursors of death didn't occur. Now I'm 40, which is supposed to mean I'm old old, old. But I don't feel that way. Maybe it's because of my im- maturity that I feel young. Or maybe I just don't know what old feels like. If old age is supposed to be accompanied by a lack of energy, mumbling to one- self and failing eyesight, well I've had those symptoms for years. Keith Gilligan Sia f Writer If feeling 40 is a state of mind, then I'm a winner there as well, thanks to my shallow, basically inert, brain. How else do you explain my argument that cartoons are a mind-expanding, cultur- al experience? Thee have been victories over the past four decades, although none by those stinking Boston Red Sox. How can a team let its heart and soul go? Sorry, I digress. I consider myself a winner because I still have a full head of hair (with plenty of grey thrown in for flavour), all my own, albeit yellow, teeth, a wardrobe without any team jer- seys and my health. Speaking of health, I have started making small steps toward a nutritious diet of more fruits and vegetables and Mess fast food. I'm not about to push Jack Lalane out of the Fitness Hall of Fame, but it's a start. It might not be a victory, but I've gotten this far without getting married. Considering that a victory or a loss will depend on your own marital status. Whets asked why I'm still single, I give my standard line: "I'm looking for a custom fit in an off -the -rack world." I've just never fdt the need to get married, settle down, buy a dog and have kids. Maybe I'm missing some- thing, like surprise birthday patties, hugs and kisses, childtett's spittle on my clothes and finger -paintings. Tirane are times when I feel like I'm married- When all the married guys I work or play with talk about how poor they are, I can empathize; the only folded paper in my pockets are Kleenex. Some of the fellas also complain about their kids doing something wrong. I'm the step-parent to felines Buddy and Wolf, and I've been known to complain about them imbedding their claws into my lap. Ouch, that harts — a lot more than turning 40! vertis- er protesting about an airport that may or not be built. It is my belief that the vast majority of Durham residents favour the present plans for the airport lands or don't care. There j is no need for them to voice their opinion, and they arc quite con- tent to wait for the various gov- ernments to make the proper de- cisions at the appropriate time. 1 It is reassuring to note that ? Durham Regional Council has declined to allow a deputation from VOCAL to present their case at a council meeting unless a majority of council members vote in favour of it. This may prevent having another childish display similar to the one that disrupted the Pickering Council meeting a few weeks ago. If VOCAL need to have addi- tional publicity it may be in the interest of parity and more pru- dent to publish smaller articles on an inside page, and leave the front page for newsworthy items. Bill Belfry, Puckering . _ Illlltl• . The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate.Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office ,Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager NM (905)683-5110 dales (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 ,E -Mail newsroom@durham_nct Web address www.durharnnews.net 130 Commercial Avc.. Ajax, Ont. L IS 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 dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Canmunity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Capt Cirew lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advatisemerit limited to space price error occu- Pit-, sem., NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29, 1998 PAGE 7 A/P Students rally around cancer -stricken schoolmate Ry an's hone... ,Eight-year-old Ryan Sher is now at home recovering from the ef- fects of a bone marrow transplant after being diagnosed with leukemia in 1994. Friends and staff at Gandatsetiagon Public School in Pickering have inundated the family with cards, wishes for Ryan's recovery and fund-raising events for leukemia research. Ryan's parents hope he can return to school in the spring. BY SUSAN ri IVB/LL Ryan `still has a long " Staff Writer You have to unite with one another." road to recovery... PICKERING — For weeks Ms. Johnston reports students now, pictures, cards and get -well and approximately 30 volunteers wishes have been arriving at are well on the way to completing Ryan Sher's Pickering home, 600 felt ornaments and are plan - many from complete strangers. ning to sell them at the school And, his fellow pupils at Gan- next week. wrong ;' datsetiagon Public School are just Ryan "still has a long road to getting started. recovery," Ms. Johnston notes. Grade 8 students at the school She hopes the Christmas oma - have been busy making Christ- ments will encourage others to mas-tree ornaments during recess offer support. and after class to raise money for Since Ryan came home from the Sher family and for leukemia hospital Nov. 6, his parents, con - research after Ryan, a Grade 3 cerned he could catch an infec- pupil, underwent a bone marrow tion, are being -ultra-cautious- transplant even off the chemotherapy transplant at Toronto's Hospital about who their son comes in for Sick Children Oct. 2. contact with, allowing one friend at a time to drop by the house. says Mr. Sher. But that will change as time continues to pass. "We passed a benchmark of ours last Saturday." Mr. Sher says. explaining that date marked day 50 since the transplant. `They keep us up to date with everything that his class is doing. That really helps Ryan.' Rob Sher, Ryan's father "It's for a good cause;' says Gandatsetiagon student Sheena Hawkins, who underwent treat- ment for cancer herself when she was three. It's important for students to support Rvan because "it's scary" being sick. "It's overwhelming, the prayers and good wishes from people who don't even know us," says Ryan's father Rob Sher. ' Rob Sher, "I'm hoping with all the good wishes things just can't go Eight-year-old Ryan, who is a poster child for the Children's Wish Foundation, went through three years of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with leukemia in April, 1994. His father says he "was in re- mission and was doing well" and for about 10 months. But in Feh- ruary the cancer was found again during a routine check-up. Since then. Ryan's classmates and students he doesn't even know have been rallying to help the family. "I can't say anything but thank You. There are so many people out there to thank.- Mr. Sher says. They bring pictures and cards from the school. They keep us up to date with everything his class is doing. That really helps Ryan. "Down at the hospital some of the letters we received were just so funny. It made him happy and lifted his spirits up. I'm not sure anyone will understand how that felt to us. We can't convey in words. These kids are really root- ing for Ryan." "He's one of ours." says Mau- reen Johnston, an educational as- sistant at the school, who orga- nized the Christmas decoration fund-raiser. `We're taking it one day at a time. Day 100 is the big day...' Rob Sher -We're taking it one day at a time. Day 100 is the big day." However, it's likely Ryan won't return to school until next spring. "That's what I really want to do," R% an says, adding it's nice to know so many people are on his side. Durham students score well in provincial testing DURHAM From page I school in the board is working on an action plan to improve students' performance on the tests next year. Those plans are to be released to the public before Feb. 1. Tree board has had less finan- cial resources than many other boards yet our results are better than many in the province. 'Istat speaks well of our teachers and parents," Mr. Andrews says. However, he warns parents of the dangers in comparing schools based on the test results. "I don't believe in comparing schools and neither does the EQAO," he says. Mr. Andrews explains there are several factors that can affect a school's results, such as the num- ber of students for whom English is their second language, and the socio-economic backgrounds of pupils. "Province -wide assessment re - suits should be used by educators and parents to make decisions that will improve students' learning," EQAO head Joan Green says in a memo to school boards. "Staff and students in each school face partic- GRANT ANDREWS 'I don't believe in comparing schools and neither does the EQAO.' ular challenges. It is counter-pro- ductive to compare schools with- out considering all of the factors that affect achievement." Mr. Andrews says the annual test results are a "good tool" for the board. "But it's not the be all and end all. There are other things we do in school other than teach reading and math" Who scored what? Durham Catholic School results... i Durham Catholic District School Board St. Anthony Daniel 93 98 98 Grade 3 test results indicating percentage St. Bernadette St. Bernard 97 95 97 95 95 97 of students who scored at or above level 2: St. Catherine of Siena St. Christopher 88 92 95 94 77 83 St. Elizabeth Seton 100 99 95 Reading Writing Math St. Francis de Sales 97 100 95 St. Gregory 100 100 93 BOARD -WIDE 87 93 88 - St. Hedwig SL Isaac Jogues 56 80 84 91 48 69 PROVINCE -WIDE 85 93 86 St. James St. John the Evangelist 94 88 98 95 90 92 INDIVIDUAL DURHAM SCHOOLS St. Joseph (Oshawa) St. Joseph (Uxbridge) 86 82 95 93 92 82 Canadian Martyrs 74 100 85 St. Jude St. Leo 79 96 93 96 84 92 Father Francis Mahoney 83 93 87 St. Marguerite d'Youville 81 92 77 Father Joseph Venini 82 87 78 St. Mark the Evangelist 96 100 97 Holy Cross 61 88 192 St. Matthew the Evangelist 91 82 86 Holy Family 93 80 87 St. Michael 86 94 93 Holy Redeemer 92 96 100 St. Monica 88 93 91 Immaculate Conception 96 60 96 St. Patrick 76 90 83 John XXiII 81 92 87 St. Paul 92 96 92 Monsignor Philip Coffey 97 92 100 St. Theresa 93 96 89 Our Lady of the Bay 93 98 91 St. Thomas Aquinas 54 87 62 'MIP P ME a NEWS AMERT 6ER &M MY EBfWK WNEWE$t 28.1898 Hollywood north With period attire, a realistic setting and even vintage automobiles on hand, you could forgive passersby vs -ho, may have thought they had stepped back in time. 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Swarovski, Seagull Pewter, Beanie Babies, all major appliances, Home Electronics, microwaves, vacuums, sale -priced area rugs, all stationery. candles and picture frames, Godiva, Eaton GO Certificates, concessions & services. *Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from the total price of your purchase. Offer cannot be combined with arty other tax savings atter. Offers valid for those 65 years of age or older. **Note: fumiture, major appliances, home electronics and mattresses are now only available in selected stores. Call 1-800-268.9175 for the store nearest you. Personal shopping only. P PP40E 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEIiiIIER 199S Province wants29, to help seniors `live in dignity' BY LINDA WHITE Staff writer Giving seniors the tools that allow them to "live in dignity" is the goal of the provincial government, which has announced funding for hundreds of new long-term care beds in community facilities. Those additional beds mean the frail will no longer have to spend their later years in a hospital if they are relatively healthy but can no longer live on their own and can't stay with a loved one. Minister of Long Term Care and Responsibility for Seniors Cam Jackson told dozens of seniors at a recent forum at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Cen- tre. But living in a hospital has been the "only option" for many because of a lack of planning by two previ- ous governments, criticized Mr. Jackson, who believes his govern- ment', commitment to seniors is ev- idenced through his appointment as the first 'long-term care minister' in North America. "No planning was done for an entire decade. Not one new long- term care bed was built in a decade." Mr. Jackson reported at the forum hosted h% Durham ('rntrs UPE) I.— nothing worse than being in a hospi- tal and waiting for someone to visit you" Today, there are 55,000 beds in long-term care facilities, but 1.5 million seniors living in Ontario. "When age does catch up with us. where are we going to go?" asked Mr. Jackson, who is "proud" of his government's initiatives but "ashamed that we as a society let this happen" In a hospital, if you are hungry you must wait in bed for someone to Provincial Minister of Long Term Care with Responsibiliry for Seniors Cam Jackson makes his point during a re- cent stop in Durham Region. The minister announced fund- ing for hundreds of new long- term care beds in various fa- cilities across the region. hospital if I don't have to" says Frances Cunningham. "Yd prefer to be at home. It would be a better move for me." Joyce Marshall agreed. "There', C/D a5 Q.> r4lim bring you a meal, if you want enter- tainment you must rent a TV, and if your family or friends want to visit they have to do so during visiting hours, Mr. Jackson noted. "Hospital care for seniors who are not sick is a medical model" of care, and is "not where you should be;' contended Mr. Jackson. Long- term care facilities in your commu- nity. on the other hand, "is a caring model" The provincial government plans to address needs according to YOU CAN TAKE COMFORT IN 1 TNION ENERGY & I3RIDLEW0(_N:) Call us for more information at 0 inion energy Take cronftriI a 'growth management plan' that is based on 'equity'. In past years, funding "never went where it was absolutely need- ed ... Durham residents paid a very big price," said Mr. Jackson. "Equity means you should gt1 the same services as your neigh. bouts get...We're all neighbours in Ontario" — though some communi- ties currently have three times as many long -term -care beds per capi- tal than Durham Region. ....:....... sr+owrooM HOURS M -' -w 9AM-6P6p M wurtrc a AM COOOR1t1gwC M - F 9 AM - 8 PM apvhaen.q,vrmmv 9ii5d2t-iiM SQ 10 AM - 6 PM If you're looking for the best time to sell your home, { look somewhere between Frasier and AllyMCBeal. Prime time is all the time on the Real Estate Telegtr& k's the television channel that gives your home 20our eposure to mtereget! bows 7 days a week. ; FW colour photography. A descriptive mkeover. M audience eager i<o buy. Ask your MAN to show your home on the Real Estate Telegttide. Now amiable on dived 44. in TA"Pd . Bringing home the brass Members of the Pickering East Shore Com- munity Centre and Seniors' Complex were honoured by local dignitaries for their achievements in the Mare's Horseshoe Chal- leng competition. Celebrating the occasion are (from left) Pickering Mayor Wayne >r ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo , N. Arthurs, Councillor Doug Dickerson, Carole Carvalho (first place), organizer Bill McLean. Gladys Campkin and Colin Lamp- kin (third place), and Daisy Taylor (second) place. The competition also served as a fund- raiser for Pickering Museum Village. Canadian Centre 1p� Firearms canadien des Centre armes a feu D 0 YOU OWN FIREARMS? What does the new Firearms Act mean for you? 1. As always, safety comes first. The firearms safety course and test, and the rules for storage, display and transportation, which are part of the current law, are now part of the Firearms Act. 2. Everyone will need a firearms licence in order to register firearms (your FAC is considered a licence). There are 2 types of licences (valid for 5 years): • possession (for the firearms you now own) _ .ptssession and acquisition (if you plan to obtain firearms, even if you own vfirearms now). y -... . Regiion of all firearms begins December 1, 1998. All firearms must be registered 1.0-:1, t nuary 1, 2003. You register your firearms only once. You may do so at one a� prim (one price for any number of firearms you register all at the same time). AIV 0114 Few for licaxvs and registration are on a sliding scale. It's cheaper in the first elve€lrtths. Potion bice $10 December `1998 –November 1999 o .Mm acquisition licence SW from December 1998 onwards (non pstt�cted rifles and shotguns) y R trahA W lk) $10 December 1998 – November 1999 s Nou taut lice and registration forms at the post office, or by calling, -: lfee.1431-4000. To fund ort more, call 1-800-731-4000 or visit our Web site at www.ck-ccaf gc.ca FIREARMS SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S CONCERN Canada No free lunch, just free meal supervisors for Durham students School boards here will not follow the lead of a board in Peel Region that's planning to implement user fees for lunchroom supervision. Last week public board trustees in Peel voted to introduce a $50 user fee per student to fund the cost of lunch- room supervisors. "It's not something we've consid- ered," says Durham Catholic District School Board director Grant An- drews. Imposing such fees "would be hard on parents who don't have a lot of money." He notes lunchroom supervisors at separate schools are a combination of teachers and paid part-time supervi- sors. Meanwhile, Mary Brown, commu- nications manager for the Durham District School Board, reports user fees "have not been discussed this year. Catholic board budget discussed The Durham Catholic District School Board is holding a special board meeting Monday to discuss the board's budget for the current school year. The public meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Catholic Education Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. For more information call 576- 6150. IPA , _ ____ yun wonl• i'_ Sam woo _ + i slow i woo r- ' Spree 1 h°ppin9 P � 1000 H°lidaY S zes any Von p Second pri 5 - $ 100 form at luted entry 4:30 P -m" , this comp the draw at �a�y, one - t)epost sting store betoNo Pu ase ne a ineligible. Participating bur 20th employs a Cenve :- Decema:. Sunday, Centre orne IL Leisuretax entry Per Pathe Corm of H rnerchandise/ w111 be towatrd store until 9:00 illetAe" prizes redeemable b patm9 anal at any Entry forms are also must be indus�e, 24th, PLACE- W h value and , 'bur and IDEA have no cas the rules - the stores DOLLARS in vjill be: over t8/ p.H•deemed as described a and t�s�s w� � not ear a Mill iestln9 4 were °d 10 � Y �1 NAME: RESS= ADD �—t"O'l Pickering Home & Leisure Centre Brock Rd. 1401 905427.4332 AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, NOVEMBER 29,1998 Test yourself on Canadian trivia in book penned by Ajax native Great Canadian Trivia Book full of homegrown tidbits Ever felt like taking a stroll down Canada's very own memory lane? If you did, you could dis- cover that our country's first MPs earned $6 a day, that Ni- agara Falls ran dry once as a result of an ice jam, that the $2 bill was once printed blue and that Charles Tupper — not Kim Campbell or Joe Clark — held the office of Prime Minis- ter for the shortest period of time. Those are among the pieces of trivia included in the latest publication by former Picker- ing Village resident Mark Kearney and his writing part- ner Randy Ray in The Great Canadian Trivia Book 2. The pair had more than 30 questions left over from their first book — The Great Cana- dian Trivia Book, published in 1996 — and got "enthusiastic response" from their publisher when they suggested a follow- up, Mr. Kearney reports. "We started doing re- search" for the question -and - answer format book, which in- cluded "browsing through li- MARK KEARNEY Author of Great Canadian Trivia Book 2 brary shelves" and following up tips from friends and ques- tions from listeners on various radio shows they appeared on. "We are always coming across weird stuff;" admits Mr. Kearney, 43, who attended St. Francis de Sales Catholic School and Pickering High School before moving to Lon- don. "We wanted to make sure we had as good a collection of stuff as we had in the first book. I think we did that." The book includes about 150 little-known facts on sev- eral topics, including history, entertainment, sports, money matters, politics, and notable Canadians. Mr. Kearney thinks the book would be of interest to "just about anyone" aged 10 years or older and believes it would be of interest in many classrooms because of the un- usual facts it offers. A freelance writer since 1989, Mr. Kearney has also been a contributing author to two books on Canadian popu- lar music, Shakin' All Over: The Rock 'N Roll Years in Canada and Canadian Music Fast Facts. Mr. Kearney will be signing copies of his book at Chapters in the Durham Centre at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Avenue on Fri- day, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. Pickering Naturalists host Members' Night PICKERING — A local outdoors group is holding a show and tell of sorts when it meets this coming week. The Pickering Naturalists meet Thursday, Dec. ; from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St. Eliz- abeth Seton School, 480 Strouds Lane ( north of Shep- pard Avenue off Rosebank Road in Pi.kering. This meetino marks Mem- bers' Night, where members are invited to display or demon- strate their natural -history -relat- ed talents or interests. Phone 831-1639 ( Michelle Meloche ). 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She has worked in the social serv- ice community at the Children's Aid Society and the Ottawa Civic Hospital, Social Work Department. She has presented a variety of workshops for workers in the mental health and social services fields for the past 25 years. Further, she has designed and presented numerous programs for municipal, provin- cial, and federal gov- ernment departments. .Marion is a regular guest on CBC Radio, CJOH, YTV and Chez FM where she speaks on the issues facing families and the joys of family living in the 90's. She has been a guest on YTV's "Pos- itive Parenting" series and Canada A.M. and writes a "Relatio- nships" column in Parent Today Newspaper. Further she facilitates workshops, courses and seminars focused on constructive approaches to human 0) relationships in the family, workplace and community. Marion is the mother of two daughters, aged twenty-four and twenty-one years. In March of 1997, Marion was named the win- ner of the 1996 Business woman's Achievement Award, sponsored by the Woman's Business Network Association and donated by the Ottawa Citizen She was selected for the award because of her exceptional contri- bution to the field of business, demonstrated by outstanding lead- ership qualities, entrepreneurial skills and her many achievements in the counselling field as well as her dedication to community involve- ment. "Children are decision makers from the moment of birth," says Marion. "As adults we can g influence the quality and quantity of positive life experiences which create the memories create the memories of childhood. Through my presenta- tion, you will discover ways to encourage positive and fun interactions between adults and children. We will examine ways to maintain the creativity and excitement of child- hood in our families. 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SKUMON MATH & READING CENTRES ' '�����*�. x .. "'t" ' .air' C �.. • • , . .. � T ", ':l' A �, �':y - AIP MAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1998 H It h &FiTNEss N EWS ADVERTISER NOV. 29, 1 9 Y 8 Put potatoes and bananas in the Christmas stockings Thank God, this Christ- mas it's not only spinach or broccoli that are good for you! Luckily, I've found a re- searcher who claims two of my favourite foods, potatoes and bananas, decrease the risk of one of our most com- mon diseases. A good addi- tion to the Christmas stock- ing. Dr. Alberto Ascherio, As- sociate Professor of Nutrition at the Harvard School of' Pub- lic Health, says a high potas- sium diet decreases the risk of stroke. Dr. Ascherio and his col- leagues followed 50,000 men in 'The Health Professionals Follow-up Study.' Thea men completed a detailed ques- tionnaire on their long-term intake of 131 food items. The result? After eight years the risk of stroke was 38 per cent lower among men who consumed the most potassium. This finding was most striking in men who also suffered from high blood pressure. It was also of bcne- fit for those with normal blood pressure. But there's more to the potassium story. than it-, abili- ty to decrease blood pressure and in turn decrease the risk of a blood vessel rupturing. In 1996 Louis Tobian of the University of Minnesota carried out a fascinating ex- periment on rats. He fend hy- pertensive stroke -prone rats either a normal diet of potas- sium (0.75 per cent) or a high potassium diet (2.11 per cent). Eight months later 40 out of 58 rats on the normal diet had died. But only two were dead out of 95 on the high potassium diet. This was a 97 per cent reduction in mortali- ty! In another experiment Dr. Tobian gave rats a high sodi- um diet that caused thicken- ing of the arteries and hyper- tension. The resulting dam- age to blood vessels was then reduced 50 per cent by giving rats additional potassium. Why is potassium so vital to health? Dr. Tobian believes it's our link to prehistoric times. Early humans con- sumed four times as much potassium as modern day people. For the past four mil- lion years our bodies have been programmed to function more efficiently on a high potassium diet. Prior to 10,000 years ago humans ate a diet of nuts, fruits, tubers and roots with very little meat. This diet is high in potassium, low in sodium and high in fiber. Tribes in the Amazon Jun- gle, Papua and New Guinea and those in tribes in remote parts of Africa still consume sufficient potassium by eating fruits and berries. But civi- lization in the western world has created a deficiency for many, people. For instance, the climate of Scotland may be conducive to making the best scotch in the world. But it's a terrible climate to grow fruits and vegetables. And the Scottish suffer from a high rate of cardiovascular disease. Converseh the Southern V The Doctor Game I IV Gifford -Jo �. M. D. English, French and Italians who reside where fruits and vegetables are plentiful have less cardiovascular disease. It's known that blacks in the U.S. have a low intake of potassium. They also show a high rate of hypertension, stroke and kidney disease. Potassium is a potent sut� stance. For example, re- searchers have caused blood pressure to rise by simply re- stricting potassium intake for as little a% 10 days. But how does potassium 0� IF f - TIME '�, QL:�ILITY J - GENTLE DENTAL Lean's office continues its Adopt - CARE ARE IMPORTANT Q TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOt; WE WELCOME v NEW PATIENTS WE 4P PEOPLE OF ALL AGES s 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE X., 3 Harwrood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario Compliments of Dr. Lean, (South of H,% -y. #2) at the Valleyfarm Rd.) (We're confident PICKERING SQUARE that Brian is keeping both his teeth DENTAL OFFICE, 420.1777 ' v � C■ 2 �ttt= �uttti work'' Dr. Young, Professor of Physiology at the Universi- ty of Mississippi. believes it tights the development of ath- erosclerosis, one of the main factors causing heart attack, hypertension and stroke. And that potassium in potatoes is "like sex and money. You can never get too much!" We also know that heart attack and stroke are often due to abnormal clotting of blood. Research indicates that potassium helps to reduce the affect of clotting factors. In addition potassium helps to decrease the formation of "free radicals' which are in- volved in the aging process. Potassium is plentiful in fish, poultry, meats and dairy products. But potatoes beat them all. One medium sized potato baked in the skin con - DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN. DEN-nST g F Z* 8 W tains 844 milligrams (mg.) of potassium. And one banana 451 mg. of potassium. Thank God, you would have to eat a half a cup of spinach to get 419 mg.! How much potassi- um do we need's The U.S. Academy of Sciences esti- mates a wide range of safety between 1,875 to 5,635 mg. a day for adults. And that most North Americans are con- suming only half the potassi- um they require. Patients who are taking di- uretics (water pills) for hvNr- tension or swelling of the an- kles need increased amounts of potassium. But consult your doctor before you rush out this Christmas and buy my favourite foods. Patients suffering from kidney disease may not be able to excrete potassium. And excessive use of potassium supplements can cause gastric and intesti- nal ulcers. My best wishes for a happy holiday section and a healthy 1999. ,Affordable Dentures ... One Good Reason To Smile.' REPAIRS (I hr) ' ilei nes ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER 1.1■ William Steil. DD, EC A.C. a � 84 Old Kingston Rd. 14 PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX X683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Rouge Valley Health System Ajax and Pickering Health Centre Ajax and Pickering Site staff and voluntrcr, I invite you and Four family to the "Annual Lighting of the Lights" Wednesday, December 2, 1998 At 7:30 p.m. Harwood Lobby Entrance Featuring Ajax's Random Notes & The Younger Singers There will be songs, refreshments, the lighting of the lights, free parking and of course, a visit from Santa Claus! All with our Compliments and Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season & a Healthy New Year. Thanks to Custom Sound & Lights Systems, Pickering Hydro,Alderbrook Group,The Town of Ajax, Works Department and Parks and Recreation, Random Singers and The Younger Singers,Ajax Cubs,Joe Dickson, Steve Russell. The Hospital Auxiliary,APHC Maintenance and Nutrition & Food Service Departments for their generous contribution towards making this a special evening. �r�taii�►JiJLrI�sSArii.iid/I� � _ _ � ._._._. �. _......_. ...., _ .•.tw.��'a,�'r(, I., ;.++ "' ia..r f$Y,,,..- ,,,,wa„ .rix N In an effort to stimulate dental awareness in children and to provide a relaxing, comfortable environment in our office, Dr. Lean's office continues its Adopt - A -Pet program at the practice. Every three months we will give away a large, cuddly stuffed animal (and other great surprises) to the child who enters the best name for the critter. The winner of our 17th contest, Brian Beairsto, got to take home "Black Puddy Cat" , and a complimentary dinner for his s family at the Friendly Greek restaurant next door to our practice Compliments of Dr. Lean, at 1450 Kingston Rd. (at at the Valleyfarm Rd.) (We're confident PICKERING SQUARE that Brian is keeping both his teeth DENTAL OFFICE, 420.1777 and "Black Puddy Cat's" in topnotch shape through regular brushing.) tains 844 milligrams (mg.) of potassium. And one banana 451 mg. of potassium. Thank God, you would have to eat a half a cup of spinach to get 419 mg.! How much potassi- um do we need's The U.S. Academy of Sciences esti- mates a wide range of safety between 1,875 to 5,635 mg. a day for adults. And that most North Americans are con- suming only half the potassi- um they require. Patients who are taking di- uretics (water pills) for hvNr- tension or swelling of the an- kles need increased amounts of potassium. But consult your doctor before you rush out this Christmas and buy my favourite foods. Patients suffering from kidney disease may not be able to excrete potassium. And excessive use of potassium supplements can cause gastric and intesti- nal ulcers. My best wishes for a happy holiday section and a healthy 1999. ,Affordable Dentures ... One Good Reason To Smile.' REPAIRS (I hr) ' ilei nes ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER 1.1■ William Steil. DD, EC A.C. a � 84 Old Kingston Rd. 14 PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX X683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Rouge Valley Health System Ajax and Pickering Health Centre Ajax and Pickering Site staff and voluntrcr, I invite you and Four family to the "Annual Lighting of the Lights" Wednesday, December 2, 1998 At 7:30 p.m. Harwood Lobby Entrance Featuring Ajax's Random Notes & The Younger Singers There will be songs, refreshments, the lighting of the lights, free parking and of course, a visit from Santa Claus! All with our Compliments and Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season & a Healthy New Year. Thanks to Custom Sound & Lights Systems, Pickering Hydro,Alderbrook Group,The Town of Ajax, Works Department and Parks and Recreation, Random Singers and The Younger Singers,Ajax Cubs,Joe Dickson, Steve Russell. The Hospital Auxiliary,APHC Maintenance and Nutrition & Food Service Departments for their generous contribution towards making this a special evening. �r�taii�►JiJLrI�sSArii.iid/I� � _ _ � ._._._. �. _......_. ...., _ .•.tw.��'a,�'r(, I., ;.++ "' ia..r f$Y,,,..- ,,,,wa„ .rix N op -in centre for kids offers fun AJAX — Local children are invited to take place in aga-appropriate games and play at a local drop-in centre here. A free drop - :in centre for par- ents or care- givers and chil- dren under five is offered Tues- days, Wednes- days and Thurs- days from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Riverbreeze Community Centre, 1 Richards Lane, Ajax. The non-prof- it group offers kids play, circle time, snacks, crafts, trips and guest speakers. Phone 428-9817 (Darlene Walk- er) for informa- tion. — - 77_7---- - mumm 4)P40Mwx0mc a* on sdeaed mm Please recycle this paper! WE CAW THE RULKOF NMI -B PCE. BEDROOOM SET 2 P%M MIM lwmOrd. MWK ' M, anddw�ea M Pdaing ". ow W16- d Q - Id &* &W ftm) (0) 4274M NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29, 1998 PAGE 15 A/P f; M M Pnl of Fy, TOP QuAty F eta 1 9/ f� / y U I �I Stainless Steel Side Barn Red to Tonneau :over Alumium toot Bo=n "Will Never Rosi" "Visit Our Assa43S'0 stor®" W'? E)O L-1050 Squires Beai h Rd. Marrs 8-5 Mos - N wo Paint a install 9-3 Sot rre wises 428-7373 SofAAfrm $c J77 L" fiv"4559 ........... 0 ....... Sofa front �� l,ar iroMef 759 .................... _ :�Z s.v. I z 1C le•ment-, Rd �x _ - t= _ :�Z AOP PAGE 16 NE1116 A6VERTISM t11*"Y EDMOON, NOVEMBER 29,19% v e � _ - .+. . k - lop4► Making her point Author and illustrator Georgia Graham en- tertained children with some of her stories and artwork during a visit to Pickering ANDREW tWANOWSKY .News Advertiser photo Christian School recently. Ms. Graham was invited by the school to spend time with chil- dren in Grades 1-4. Laughter the best medicine next Wednesday Laughs are on the agenda and volunteers. Dr. Kenneth Shonk at i:30 Wednesday, Dec. 2 when The lecture on 'There's Not p.m. at Whitby Free Methodist Hearth Place Cancer Support Much Fun in Medicine, But a Church, 1916 Rossland Rd. E., Centre's continues its 'Well- Whole Lot of Medicine in Whitby. ness in Caring' lecture series Fun', is being led by hu- Admission is free. Call for health care professionals mourist and family physician 579-4833 to register. AfirscAlarms SECURITY SYSTE&IS OF CANADA117-Locki A Will 'J,r,L`i'J1■•;•lslTlI.11!ril-W`4-fvlI• (GRAND OPEN( TOES. DEC. Is, "Where do I a want the intruder to be whet, the alsnngoes , inside or •ou f � • Burglar Alarms & Locks • Insurano • Closed - Circuit Cmtbras Approved • Medical Alert • Dead Bolts .� • Commercial dt Residential • 24 Hr. Monitoring i • Window BarsMHLAMW 430=1500 100 Lupin Dr., Whitby WRITTEN MV61LE NOW OPEN IN CUSPICKERING • SUPPLIES • NUTRIENTS H Y D R O P O h I C 5• EQUIPMENT CUSTOM BUILT TABLES =� 1050 BROCK RD.I - UNIT 919;;.; A� PICKERING Custom Hydroponics in Pickering celebrated their Grand Opening, (905) 837-9035 Wayne Arthurs cuts the ribbon with owner Joe Chimienti. ]Everyone shops the News Advertiser! TOLLBOOTH' ` WILLY"S Presents Open House for Phone I of the �Dl callmof Wrham CdWge wekcom s everyone to - - ' h tike kit •`: y...tv •� in n1 m- -I— it�lg old Afl�n + , e bchnobgr MorxlaY No vember 3M 1998 . �. 1-4pmor6-9Pm -� H wkly' Djrhm Co" 2000 Slmcoe Street Nort % , ;Oshawa Or►totlo = For °KM UMarnaron lndtsddat and tbd- ' cd Am CmMoy ctdINAD :905) 721.3060. £: Tame of ttte Uriimasky Centre at i 11 'Fl N000soor. i� �' �,� �►� ,�•sit •! �•-,,�,� . �, � ,,,� Flo Aloof NOOOB0Dr. �77.. .� 9p jj NOOOBODY! NOOOBODY.' ' MISSISSAUGA NORTH YORK SCARBOROUGH WHITBY --. IMMIll 1-:Ml'l 1 1480 DUNDAS SL E 1155 FINCH G'VE, WESI 1119 KENNEDY RD, 159 DUNDAS ST. E. ME :- 1: 1 � a 19051603.0004 (416) 630.1171 (416)150.8888 (905) 430.0000 WHOPS BETTER...y NQD-o�Y. �B �+ � o MP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29, 1998 Have your say Durham hosts waste strate forum The first in a series of pub- lic information forums on Durham Region's Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan is being held this week. "The purpose of the plan is to identifv a future waste man- agement system for the Re - ,,[on, says Durham's waste management manager Peter Watson. "We want to make the pub- lic aware of our current system and invite their comments on the direction they think we Tuesday, should follow" Most of the Region's trash is dumped at the Keele Valley Landfill in York Region, but it's slated to close in the fall of 2002. The information forum is being held from 5 to 9 p.m. on Dec. I in the main lobby of the Regional headquarters, at the southwest corner of Rossland Road and Garden Street in Whitby. R0,`V P11-TROSIROI .yews Advertiser photo Hurricane heroes Youngsters in the junior elementary class at Durham Elementary Private School in Oshawa raised cash for the victims of Hurricane Mitch which ravaged Honduras recently. The amount raised by these Youngsters was matched by Grade 12 morality class students at St. Mary Catholic Sec- ondary School in Pickering, bringing the total to more than $500. 1n the back. Donna Iiindertuin, branch manager of the Durham Red Cross, eheetfull• accepts the donation from students at Durham Flementar• Pri- vare School. Mt. Zion church hosts Christmas sale Mt. Zion united Church in north Pickering is hosting a three-day Christ- mas Craft and Bake Sale Dec. 4, 5 and 6 at Mi. Zion Community Centre on Salem Road between Concessions 7 and 8 (three kilometres west of Lak- eridge Road.) The sale, with more than 30 ven- dors, will run from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Everything on sale will be new and home-made. Lunch will be available Saturday and Sunday. Ad- mission is free and the centre is wheel- chair -accessible. For more information call Shirley Jamieson (649-5102) or Evelyn Jones (649-5200). WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Seve•ai conven, p_nt loc: at,on s. �nclud,ng OSHAWA www: www.durha ,.nat E-610 mtoodurrmn-rm '46 5— Coe SUAW N ) 728.9404 Dowmtow , SCAR80fK UGH tr rveh Heallb And aNterth '9'9 _awrence Ave E 1416) 7564M now OVP ano 40 1) 1 -BOO -9153596 255 WomwVs v Ave µti) 2e3 -1M MOrnn9sAe lean) CORRECTION NOTICE -•_- � �.. a -•f Duc to an error un the pArt of Wal -.Mail. the price of the -25'A nYixs on pae 33 of or December. 1998 thrr (as 4xmmatx")is incornrah1997 Wed as a nAltuck from Exh 524.97 Tbc $19.9- price is Evetr CM at E%t da• Low Price, WE REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. %WwMAWS DURHAM INTERNET DIRECTORY i11W1AX 1Mglrew91aM11�.1l7f tts.ttaa � '6- Last t1110oto 2ooao0o %ftft assts! xoaN-shirrrlalc 18 8MVpIlM atrvs• vAlh owev Iso cIi•Ilts M nml mp�i� www: www.durha ,.nat E-610 mtoodurrmn-rm Dwtrrn Argi rrs Premum Irl~ Service Prowdar Sere /9a5 (905) 427-5330 www.durham.nel Health & wealth Osha" tr rveh Heallb And aNterth N&001 1011 learn Why Auenceas Are Dying Rather Than Aging- 905) 723-4101 1 -BOO -9153596 IlMabtNr - ,8n and how" tlMt w wadod I c 19M A ks* us how ym can got a tiiv webaftl vmwr dutt>a nmWLean a . �Aaiaw7t �1�' ofj� 50 as Ferrero Rocher 200g $ VS0 99 C1towN MAQV'IF.NANCE INC aceta Wff-SNMaset= Ll h wa* �Llng, Wiring,M(95) 571-25 Bagaoms HTTPJ/members. home.net/t ietrenn The event will be held in the form of an informal opei house, with a series of display for people to view. Members of the Region' waste advisory committee wil also be available to answe questions and discuss waste is sues. Call the waste reductioi section of the works depart ment at 668-7721. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS! Mans Sin* 9eNs cakek 1 99 • �I• IT-TT` Otter valid until Dec 31, 1996 We reserve the right to Urnit ft ile supplies last 7420,4011 at how easy F- it is to find _ y your local business �MLOM pdt11" (905) 831-5959 wWW.TFDCU.cam — EVUSEUJr anti-2ft skin care srM- UnwrAtimoi EttMweed. (905) 686.1117 hup t/svww.shakke.comAinWjcas--Kroduas Crime Stoppers call on public to fight insurance fraud BY SERGEANT KEVIN SLANEY factored in, insurance fraud costs an ward for any information that ,Durham Regional Crime Stoppers additional $1 billion per year. That will help solve this type of of - Crime Stoppers, in partnership cost is paid by honest policyholders fence. Callers never have to with the Canadian Coalition Against through increased insurance premi- give their name or testify in Insurance Fraud and the Durham Re- ums. court and we do not use call gion Police, are asking that we all do Don't let criminals steal your our part in solving the crime of insur- hard-earned dollars or abuse vital ance fraud. Nobody wants to be the victim of a crime. When someone makes a false claim, exaggerates a genuine claim or makes a false statement on an insurance application, they com- mit a criminal offence. Each year in Canada, $1.3 billion is paid out in false claims. When the toll on police and fire resources is community services and resources. Insurance fraud is estimated to he the second leading source of criminal profits in North America, second only to illegal drug sales. If you are suspicious of or are aware of persons committing this crime, do your part and give us a call at Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash re - DURA SHIELD RUST pROTECTIOR No Drip! 4 9Reg .. �- �..-.� r ems` ` are 1010 Brock Road South Northwest corner at Bayly A U T O S A L O N S 831-4290 See you in cyberspace! ,'We're at www.durhanmews.net display. Remember, Crime ❑ ❑ ❑ Stoppers is interested in what Sgt. Kevin SlaneY is the po- you know, not who you are. lice co-ordinator of the Our number; are 436-8477 Durham Regional Crime Stop - or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477. pery program. A!P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1998 Basal Khahfa, .Natwnaf Marketing Manager, 3D .NNicroComputers Sharpen your competitive edge! In today's competitive marketplace, you need every edge you can get to stay ahead. With IPC Small Business Server. you get all the tools you need to improve caronu- tucanon. increase productivity and cut office costs. 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The ladies auxiliary of Roval Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers daily lunches from 12 Noon to 1 p.m. at the Legion Hall at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. It's under $4, All are weiawne no mem- bership required. For information call ti -29140. SENIORS%'HITEVALE7 Thr ��1nt�aie• Greenw•cwd Crud Neightxxim Senior Citizens Club will be wn*yg a Chrstnas Dinner on Dec. 1st at 12:30 p.m. at Greenwood United Church, 6th Concession Rd. just west of Westnev Rd. in Pickering. There will be storytelling and a singalong led by Tony Murphy. Members get in !free, guests are $12.00. For informa- tion call 2943177 or 837-2877. The Metro Fast ArgW meet the first Tlumday of 4every month at 7 p.n-L at the Parkview Golf Club on Steeles Ave. East of Markham Rd. For information cru 831-8606. _W The Ajax Seniors Club located at the St. Andrew's .,-r_eP'Wow:;bf wed - �' . ane odd , so waike� up a- 88.ked the lady of1he house for a job to earn a hot meal. She said, 'I justso W two gallons ofreen inyou'll g paint if paint the porch out back. Then see that you lie ftd.lvou eat." 95_: ripWT 7— ,y I finished the lob, but that's no.777 P as t . Arrives 'IClam-- CCATI Inc ■ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDfT*N, NOVEMBER 29,1990 PAGE 23 A P Celebrate the Best Years of Your Lifesoseand Happy Holidays! • DECEMBER 1998, Active IndependenceLivin g : A Keyto The Canadian Fitness and decline in energy and agility Lifestyle Research Institute associated with aging. (CFLRI) reports that some 35 to Further research confirms 45 percent of Canadians over 65 that older adults who maintain experience a fall during any one- an active lifestyle are less likely to year period. Statistics Canada experience falls and fractures in adds that fall related injuries are later years. Physical activity pro - the sixth leading cause of death in duces stronger bones, faster seniors. These are significant reflexes, and improves balance numbers for our aging Canadian and coordination. The resulting population! A physical lifestyle strength and flexibility in the can reduce the risk. lower extremities help prevent Idle bones 'give way' more falls and minimize the risk of easily and break more readily fractures. upon impact and unused muscles Weight bearing physical may not be able to support body activities such as walking, gar - weight. Even astronauts, when dening, golf and social dancing spending extended periods of are an important component in time in a weight -less environ- the prevention and treatment of meet in space, lose muscle mass osteoporosis, a condition charac- and bone mass. However, signifi- terized by reduced bone mass or cant improvement in muscle "brittle bones". These activities strength and function is possible build bone and muscle tissue and in older people. Regular physical help reduce the rate of bone min - activity can reduce or reverse the eral loss once it starts. Dr. Anita Myers, from the University of Waterloo, Department of Health Studies and Gerontology, in conjunction with the Centre for Activity and Aging, University of Western Ontario, has documented that once older adults find an exercise program they enjoy, they are more likely to stick with it than are younger adults. While many initially join for fun, companion- ship or just to get out of the house, they keep coming back because they "feel better" (have more energy, sleep better, feel more relaxed, have fewer aches and pains and are less constipat- ed). With regular exercise, func- tional fitness - the strength to carry one's groceries, the stamina to walk around the shopping mall and the flexibility to enjoy one's gardening - improves quickly. Isn't Osteoarthritis a sign of age? Our joints change with time, and as we age many of us will experience some aches and pains and a gradual loss of movement. However, osteoarthritis, a form of arthritis, is not simply a matter of getting older. It is a degenerative process that results in relatively rapid deterioration of a joint. It generally affects people in their sixties and seventies, but can also occur among those in their fifties and younger. In most cases, a regular exercise program designed to maintain joint move- ment and muscle strength and endurance will help people better maintain their normal activity level. The early symptoms of osteoarthritis are pain and stiff- ness in the joints. These symp- toms are especially noticeable first thing in the morning or after sit- ting in one place for lengthy peri- ods of time. Other symptoms may include swelling, redness or a feeling of heat right at the joint. The most commonly affected areas include the knees, hips, hands, neck and back. In some cases there is little or no pain. The fust obvious sign of osteoarthritis may be difficulty in reaching your feet when you be your shoelaces or cut your toe- nails. In other cases, a colleague or acquaintance may point out that you have developed a slight limp. These could be indications that you are beginning to lose some mobility in your joints. The best way to diagnose osteoarthritis is by having a com- plete physical examination. When someone is first diag- nosed with osteoarthritis, two types of treatment are generally available: anti-inflammatory medication to control the inflam- mation and alleviate the pain, and a daily exercise program to main- tain joint movement, muscle strength and endurance. In some cases of osteoarthri- tis of the hip or knee, surgery may be recommended at some point to replace the affected joint. However, the timing of the surgery is something to seriously think about. The artificial joints used to replace your arthritic joints may wear out with time and have to be replaced. Other minor surgical procedures are available in less severe cases. Discuss the treatment options with your physician and a physiotherapist. Osteoarthritis is a degenera- tive process that primarily affects the joints. However, it also has a secondary effect on the muscles surrounding the joints, causing them to weaken and shorten. While surgery can replace the actual joint, it doesn't replace the surrounding muscle which may also be affected through lack of use or improper use. If you decide to have surgery, it is important to take steps to ensure that the muscles are as strong and healthy as possible before the operation so you can enjoy close to normal movement after the joint has been replaced. An exercise program of as few as 15 minutes a day can help delay the need for surgery by allowing the muscles to better support the affected joint. 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I n December: !Monday to Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sundays: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. N i idnight Madness: 4 Friday, Dec. 4: 9:30 a.m. to Midnight Friday, Dec. 18: 9:30 a.m. to Midnight '♦ EXTRA SPECIAL SHOPPING DAYS Christmas Eve Thursday, Dec. 24: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p -m. Christmas Day � f -?-Jay, Dec. 25: CLOSED Boxing DaN Saturday, Dec. 26: 8:30 a.m. to 7:(X0 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 27: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 'Monday. Dec. 28 to Wednesday. Dec. 30: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. New Year's Eve Thursday, Dec. 31: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. New Year's Dav # Friday, Jan. ]:CLOSED s From Saturday. Jan. 2: Re,,ular Hours n SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTREeq2 :ft� s= ` .. 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LOW km. sa-trdsim —Ah6fi&_ N t rnrr. tat 1• FMWM VLUWE PONOUM CHN SUM OSMWA • 6 I I I . J AIP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. NOVEMBER 24. 1ooa Hospital hosts lighting celebration Celebrate spirit of the season at annual ceremony AJAX — Area residents freshments, the lighting of the Sound and Light Systems Ltd., and their families are invited lights, and a visit from Santa Pickering Hydro, Alderbrook to the annual Lighting of the Claus. Group, The Town of Ajax Lights event being held at 7:30 Entertainment for the works department and parks p.m. Wednesday at the Ajax evening will include perfor- and recreation department, the and Pickering Health Centre. mances by the Random Notes Random Notes and Younger The ceremony will take and Younger Singers. Parking Singers, Ajax Cubs, Joe Dick - place on the hospital grounds is free. son, Steve Russell, the Hospi- at the Harwood Avenue lobby APHC wishes to extend tal Auxiliary and the hospital entrance. thanks to sponsors of the maintenance and nutrition and There will be songs, re- event, including Custom food service departments. ANDREW /WANOWSK!/ News Advertiser photo A Blazer of glory Students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School wished their prin- cipal, Chris Hurst (pictured), a fond farewell earlier this month when he left to become a school board superintendent. Mr. Hurst enjoyed the farewell assembly so mu( -h. he dressed as the school mascot 'The Bour- geoys Blazer'and entertained .staff azul students alike. 59EE CORRECTION NOTICE For ,rue -_ page %,, }Iarugrr , iic,t btn �,aknw, .w I(.29 I99M)Md, -1IiI - ,arc 44r. on W, Kean, Panty, and v c „l. 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Phone t)'r 111 appointment (Wilk -ins always welcome) 235 Bavly St., W., Ajax MUT QUR-5 AFF A17_'Z Q I 1 _ _ _ 'We're online at �NiNiv.durhamnews.net .BILLBOARD :NOV, 29, 1998 SUNDAY, NOV. 29 ADVENT: Special services to mark the first Sunday of Advent, the beginning of the new year under the Anglican Church calender, are being held at 9 and 1 I 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 explanation of its origin and use. 839-7909. MONDAY, NOV. 30 SUBSTANCE ABUSE: St. Bernadette's Outreach Team on sub- stance abuse is holding an information evening from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, 21 Bayly St. E., Ajax. Guest speaker is John Camp- bell. Free t ickets; 683-6385, 683-4434 or 683-1533. MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family Mental Health Support group meets each Monday at 10:00 a.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. North, Ajax. The group pro- vides support towards improved mental health, while focusing on the family. 668-6101 or 619-1499 (Cathy Llewellyn). HEALTH: Dr. John Nohle holds a "Half Hour to Health" workshop on Mondays, 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd_ Ajax. Learn the latest intirmation on health breakthroughs. Space is limited. Reserve seating in advance. 427-3202. TUESDAY, DEC. 1 TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices at 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pickering. Guests welcome. The Powerhouse club has fun and is a very energetic group. Toastmasters is an international organization promoting improved speaking, listening and think- ing skills among its membership. 420- 9816. BUSINESS: The Durham Contact Business Exchange meets from 7 to 8:30 a.m. every Tuesday at the Victorian Garden Banquet Hall, corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. It's a non-profit group for business professionals. 428- 6272 (Anne Perala) for reservations. LUNCH: The Laidies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering, offers lunch- es Monday to Friday from 12 to 1:30 p.m_ All welcome, no membership re- quired. Under $4. 839-2990. QUILTERS: The Durham Trillium Quilters Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at Central Collegiate, 155 Gibb St., Os- hawa. A video on quilting will be shown, followed by a Christmas social. 728-3340 (Karen Mcnzies), 623-7892 (Joan Seaton). Motorist escapes A damaged ear is towed away after an ac- cident on Whites Road, one mile north of Finch Avenue just before 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning. Durham Regional Po - ANDREW IWANt7WSK1/ News Advertiser photo serious injury lice say one driver was trapped to his car, resulting in minor injuries. Police closed off the road and cleared the scene just after 10:30 a.m. 111:11Y./♦ f••!.(i'.11: A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMOR 29, 1998 6Waime 'ro PP 1 9• NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 29, 1998 Birthdays Birthday Birthday Engagement A big birth- The cutie in day cake will be j Happy 18th needed in the M_ the Parks' birthday wish- s home turned St. Jacques ..i es went out to "' nine on Nov. home on No%. 27. Nicole cel- Nov. 24. "It's �z , . Jennie on 30. That's the ,` �: -�7 , � ► day Nicholas, 1 !"`'_, ebrated with your special Kathrvn and pals at a Spice day. D. S. all -F. (Girl Power way! Pe .. Jason celebrate R" `� the Ho R party. "Happy you had a their second birthday. "Your precious smiles and dc- birthday dar- l great time. lightful chatter and giggles brighten our every day," say ling. Hope you` Mommy, Daddy and brother Daniel. "We'rewishing hada I Love from Nikki, Pearl, !Melissa each of you a fun -filled birthday, and an exciting year kisses from Mum. Dad and brother I and dal. P.S. We love you Ann'" ' .. , ahead. Lots of love, hugs and kisses." Courtney" Birthdaytq 50th Anniversary 40th Birthday FDeis a Nov. 23 was a ; , for Pam and Dennis Bradimore ; Holly Swain milestone day for ! f and Barb and Vince Murrav are Ramkumar and • 1 _ � as she'll turn iEl Tapearee Singh, l / = 15. "Happy Pleased to announce the engage - as - r =" `' 15th Hol! Best ment of their children Blair Bradi- hey celebrated � r fle a'" wishes from more and Megan :Murray. The their 50th wed- _ couple were engaged on Nov. 6. ding anniversary. Stacey ('alias Sending along 1 Stacks) and f{ Shari." -- __ - -� best wishes to the , Engagement couple, also known as Buddy and Eunice, -Ire daughter Beverley, son-in-law Suresh, grandchildren Mala, Anita, Davita, Birthday Taveeta, Lolita and Janie. and great-grandchild Sophia. "We want to wish you God's blessing for good health, happiness and many, many more happy years together." " Lordy. lord,,, Norm Eibich fi- nally turned 40. W'cll love, you Birthday' have now hit the big four -oh. What's it like" Wishing you lots of ' r—.� hugs and kisses on Nov. 28. Happy A birthday poem for Laura Pag- I 40th birthday. We love you. Lynne, I *..4.. niello who turned three on Sept. 12: Sarah, Elaina and Jacki." "Out in the forest - up in a tree there's a pretty little girl Birthday Who's just turned three! , With bracelets on her arm Congratulations are going out to and make-up on her face '` Tara Lutchmansingh and Mark 5 docs anyone know her name Bennett on their engagement in .-.It's Laura Pagniello" October. Their Nov. 27 was a special day for happy family and friends think it's about time. The Patricia Roy of Ajax, because she "We love you so much little pump- akin. Forever and ever." Tons of hugs, kisses and love turned 21. Mombig day is set for Sept. 4, 1999. ~All , Dad, brother from Mommy, Daddy, brother Joey, Tasha Bear and Richard and Jezzabell the cat the best Mark and Tara" ..your new little baby, who's on the way" wished Patricia a happy birthday with loads of love. Patricia, a stu- dent at Conestoga College in Kitch- Birthday Birthdayener, came home to celebrate at a a� family get-together. *Tristan i Hall is get- ting bigger Birthday all the time and will turnNov. 29 is a big day for a little boy'. three on curie as Kristen Be•ey turns one. Nicolas frons 44NOv. 30. She celebrates with Grandusa and one on Nov. 30. Wishing him < M Poppy Hart, Nanny and Pbppa "All our love" . a happy r Bedley, Aunt Dianne, Unite Pad, from Ma Y, b i r t h d a y Aunt Iaerie, Unde Foti, and �• both Arspecial boy inhe M - with love are cousins Melissa and Matthew. grandparents t Mom, broth- Happy birthday to "our sweet ansoo family [tufts three on Dec. 1. gall his el and Wishing R yan a happy birthday eerTyreN and baby" with love and kisses from chests and tut- with love are Mom, Dad Kay* Troy- Mommy, Daddy and sis Micbdk. David and Jape. 1794 Liv erpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. ' THIS WEEKS CAKE WINNERS ARE: . We'll publish our Name Dro in 1. x+ccre � P y ,PP 9• 2. p % Keith Gilligan, special occasion in t�.l't easy -to -read ma Winners 130 Commercial y go directly to Baskin Rabbiru a receive their FREE cake. (Pm,n. lease provide ident&am) and easy -to -clip format... Ave.,, PRIZE VArm tSAT, DEC s, 19" Ajax, Ont. Ll S 2H5 Community groups If you have some spare time on your hands — even just a little — you can do a lot for some needy neighbours looking for help. Several local agencies have you in mind as they put out the call for volunteers. Volunteering for any one of them is time well spent. And, the rewards are immeasurable. ALPHA-AMICALE: The French literacy centre needs volunteers to give workshops to parents of chil- dren who attend Notre-Dame-de- la-Jeunesse. If interested, call Genevieve at 905-721-9198. AJAX-PICKERING COMMU- NITY CARE: The agency's Home Support Program is recruiting peo- ple to drive seniors and physically disabled adults to their medical ap- pointments. A gasoline compensa- tion is provided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers are needed to help with special events throughout the year, fundraising and office work, and serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call 434-7221 or 1- 888-765-0005. AJAX-PICKERING WOMEN'S Social Development Council wants views on race relations The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering is looking for communi- ty members interested in talking about race relations in the two towns. A focus group for "The Critical Path: Defining a Race Relations Strategy for Ajax -Pickering" needs people to share stories and experiences, as well as dis- cuss ideas for possible solutions. '.We want individuals to actively take Part in identifying issues with regards to racism in Ajax-PickennC said Tanya Gulliver, race relations co-ordinator for the SDC. There is one more opportuni- ty for people who want to participate: Tuesday, Dec. I from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Social Development Council, 134 Commercial Ave., Ajax. The Social projoct is a joint v m me of the Development Council, along with the Muslim Education and Cultur- al Association; the Durham Regional Police Service; the Durhaim District School Board; the Town of Ajax Race Relations Committee; the Town of Pick- ering Race Relations Committee; the Congress of Black Women - Ajax -Pick- ering chapter; the YWCA of Oshawa, the Durham Catholic District School Board; the Pickering Carib Canadian Cultural Association and the Inter -Orga- nizations Resources Network of Durham. For more information or to register contact Tanya Gulliver at 686-2661. Can you help aFiend? in Pickering CENTRE: The facility needs peo- ple to assist with organizing and running fundraising campaigns and events and to help at workshops. The centre's looking for enthusias- tic and committed volunteers to support women. Call 686-2661, BALLYCLIFFE LODGE: Learn new skills, make new friends, up- date your resume. Volunteer today. If you want to give your gift of time and you are 16 and over, drop in at 70 Station St., Ajax, or call 683- 7321. BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIA- TION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women and men are needed for the new in -school Mentoring Program one hour per week. Big Brothers and volunteers are also needed for group activities, office support and agency programs. Share the fun and support the moms and boys from father -absent homes in our communities. Call 686-2871. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy six to 10, a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one matching pro- grams. Volunteers are also sought .NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1998 PAGE 29 P g need people like you for office help, special events, fund-raising and the board of direc- tors. Call 428-8111. BIG SISTERS CLOTHES CIR- CUIT: The Clothes Circuit second- hand store needs reliable volun- teers to assist with various store du- ties such as sorting donations, ar- ranging displays, assisting cus- tomers, etc. The store is next to the Big Sisters office (Bayly Street and Westney Road, Ajax, beside Taco Bell) and is accessible by public transit. Call 428-8111. BLOCK PARENTS: Being a Block Parent is easy and reward- ing. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient to an- swer your door. Your only respon- sibility is to link up the person in need of assistance with the proper authorities. In Ajax, call Mike Carter at 427-0821. In Pickering, contact Sandra Armstrong at 831- 0878. CANADIAN CANCER SOCI- ETY WEST DURHAM UNIT: Volunteers are needed for many in- teresting activities, including orga- nizing and canvassing for the annu- al April fund-raising campaign. Drivers are also needed to transport patients to cancer treatment cen- tres. It is an invaluable way to spend your spare time since one in three Canadians are diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Contact Lynn Nazarko at 686-1516. With your help cancer can be beaten. CANADIAN DIABETES ASSO- CIATION DURHAM BRANCH: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Canadians affect- ed by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and education. The Durham Region Branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at bingos held every second Sunday afternoon at Cae- sar's Bingo Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. Call Ted Savelle at 436- 6648. CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR TROPICAL EDUCATION AND RAINFOREST CONSER- VATION: The organization pro- motes rainforest conservation through education and research and needs volunteers to assist. For in- formation call Marilyn at 683- 2116. CHILD FIND ONTARIO - DURHAM REGION CHAP- TER: Child Find is dedicated to re- ducing the incidence of missing children and returning them home Keeping tuned up on technology at Canadian Classic Auto Cars and trucks are not simple machines. Today thev're high tech. Computers operate vir- tually all of the systems so the day of the backyard mechanic is over. If you drive a late model car, you have no choice but to take it to a well trained technician who keeps up on the latest changes in technology. Don't be fooled by the name Canadian Classic Auto. While owner and licensed mechanic Rick Patterson has a passion for the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s, he's more than qual- ified to fix your vehicle, regard- less of its age or country of origin. From domestics to imports, his shop located at 9% Brock Rd. S. Unit 2 in Pickering, has the lat- est equipment to troubleshoot your problem and the competi- tive rates to make it affordable. Previously at 2 Guys Automotive on Bayly St. Rick and partner Gina Parlee invite all of his previous customers to visit the new location. "I do everything here," says Rick. "Brakes, tune-ups, align- ments, engines, transmissions and more." With more than 20 years Canadian Classic Auto is located at 896 Brock Rd. S. Unit 2 in Pickering. experience he's always attending prevent expensive repairs is regu- trairung Programs to keep his lar maintenance with the same knowledge up-to-date. mechanic," says Rick. "That way I "The biggest change in get to know your vehicle and vehicles in the last 10 years has your driving habits." been the use of computers," he Look for Canadian Classic explains. "You simply can't fix a Auto to be an emission testing vehicle if you don't have the lat- centre in the near future. New est information." regulations regarding emission Aside from his expertise, levels come into effect next year Rick knows people must trust the and to keep your car on the road person who works on their car. you'll have to keep it in top shape t That's why he explains to pass the test. everything that will be done and For more information about never does anything unnecessary. Canadian Classic Auto call (905) "Of course the best way to 837-0705. safely. Call and leave a message at 686-3181. CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers are needed to act as special friends to children and parents, to supervise family access visits, to help with special events and to su- pervise the children's playroom. Call Susan Kucharski at 433-1553, ext. 2311 mornings only. CHRISTIAN HORIZONS: Car- ing and dedicated people are sought to assist and support devel- opmentally challenged young and older adults in group homes and in the community. Volunteers get a very rewarding and fulfilling expe- rience and meet some great new friends. Call Dave Carleton at 649- 5715 weekdays between 1 and 4 p.m. COMMUNITY CONNEC- TIONS: If you are outgoing and enjoy helping people enjoy them- selves, Community Connections wants you to assist individuals who feel isolated and disconnected from our community. If you have organizational skills, enjoy brightening someone else's day and have some free time, call Lvnn at 426-7977. --ca—m—W ban Classic Auto f root Brake Refile $69.95 01 wppip i :crab haat kaka pelt, i 6raka � systa�., 3 $crierrAndim brei Beid, rind tat crotch. way 03 t * MKW 831-0105 tN1 llledt 111142 EDRORIAL AINEM Sw woM Spread the good word about your wd%w business or service, by . advlri with us. 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Jeremy house at the meet hosted by Prevoe. Michael Storto and the Uxbridge Swim Club. Jeffrey Hannon. Leading the way was Stephanie Peters who Brandon Barbaro cap - won the 50m and 100m free and tured the 50m backstroke in the boys' I I -12 age group. the 100m individual medley. He also finished second in She placed fourth in the the 100m free, third in the 25m fly. Natashia Szpak fin- 5om free, fourth in the I 00 ished third in the 50m breast. fourth in I.M. and eighth in the 50m the 50m fly. Matt Wolch placed third free, fifth in the 25m fly and in the 50m breast and sev- eighth in the 100m free. enth in the 100m free. Mikki McGuinty was fourth In the tight-and-undcr int the 50m breast and sev- boys' category. Scott John- enth in the 100m free. Laura ston. 7, ruled with five top - Barnes Placed seventh in the four finishes. He placed sec_ 25m fly and eighth in the and in the 35m backstroke, 100m I.M. Also swimming third in the 25m breaststroke in this age group were Sarah and fourth in the 25m and Wolch, Jessica Ward, Megan Som freestyle events and the Aird, Lisa Barbieri. Kara 25m butterfly. Haggarty and Kathryn Ball. In the eight -and -under Bradley Johnston paced Pickering in the 9-10 boys' girls' division, Cailie Douse Shootout skills com- won the 25m back. Also rep - age group, winning the 50m back and the SOm breast, resenting Pickering in the finishing second in the 50m age group was Alizch Ladak free and the 100m I.M. and In the 11-12 girls' catc- fifth in the 100m free. Daniel Langlois won gory, Alana Power placed the 50m and 100m free and fin- fourth in the Spm free, sev- enth in the 50m back and ished third in the 25m fly eighth in the 100m free. and the 100m I.M. Alex Also representing Pickering Griffith won the 25m fly, finished fourth in the 50m were Krista Hastings, Jenna Bayley, Alexandra back, fifth in the 100m I.M., Fergu- son, Kim Young, Caroline s2wenth in the I 00 free and Dionne and Fahreen Ladak. eighth in the 50m breast. Pickering was represent- I Nicholas Barbaro finished ed by Jessica Larrea and I fourth in the 50m breast. Kent Williamson Willie Bal! in the 13 -and - placed over age group. RAM Trawl FM150operpe-amNOVEMB DECEMBER TUESDAYS, FWAYk�NG�S k SATMATS ��c / AJAX, CISHAV60 „ k WH1111f RFrt,RN DELUXE MCITMCOACH f0 TRANSPORTATION, FULL sUFFET tifFA4 GUARANTEEDEWR7 ALL TAXES LOYALTY CARD PROGRAM News farm EAU trips to Rwm Adverb-ser � GROUP RATES Sel AVAILABLE FOR CHARTERS hewSroom Carlson Wagonlit Travel 683-7363 Aj= 905-683-8411 1. NO.831-1155 oehawa 905-571-2231 1800-227--5766 ADVERTISER NOV. 29, 1998 RON PIEI'RONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Bumper ball Katie Danaher of the Gandatsettagon intermediate girls, volleyball team returns the ball during Durham Elementary Athletic Ass'' ocia- tion final 16 plavdoxns at Westnev Heights Public School in Ajax Tuesdm: Gandcusetiagon defeated Sunset school of Oshawa 15-7. 154. At the DEAA finals at Lincoln Alexander Public School in Ajar Kednesclav, William Dunbar Public School earned a spot in the regional final, but lust to Whitby's Glen Dhu school 11-15, 15- 12, 8-1-5. Dunbar defeated Claremont in the semi-final contest. I� _ YE. • StR?11 n P11RZ . 1 .. ' • SCOOTS, CU>IpES, , PARTl1ES! 1 rM ur u 1 1@905436m9878 saw.e 1 t■B a�w � tt� ti•I tttt•`'•�ii"� Please TecU l�L.� r1t tvspwff Information Centre Long Term Waste Management Sti'at iv Plan As part of the Region of Dtitfiam's Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan, the first in a series of hd& I"wMatiot Ceeh+a is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, 1998 in the Main Lobby of the Regional Heade ters Building, 605 Rosslard Road East, Whitby between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. Information will be provided on the current waste management system and residents will be givers the opportunity to commtent on possible future waste management options as well as other waste issues facing the Region. All residents are encouraged to attend. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Annandale rinks swept aside at zone playdowns BY JIM EASSON vice, Keith Metrakos Special to the at second and Mat News Advertiser Critchley at lead. AJAX — Two An- Meanwhile, An- nandale Curling Club nandale hosted a rinks came up dry at CIBC Senior Ontario the Teranet Junior Ladies Curling Asso- Men's Zone Playdown ciation zone play - at the Whitby Curling down this past week. Club last weekend. A home -club entry of The Jason March Eleanor Payment, rink went to the 'B' Jessie Everest, Dawne final, while the An- Campbell and Tish drew Roegele team Rauch competed in was sidelined after its the eight -team, dou- first two games. The ble-kncx:kout event. bantam March four- Sign-up sheets for some was looking for the TCA Brick Men's experience at the ju- Championship Bon- nior level and played spiel are now posted well enough to finish at Annandale. The with a 3-2 record. Brick Brewing Com - Graham Hill threw pany has added a new skip stones but played twist, a Bahamas vice for the play- Shootout skills com- downs. Paul Boyland petition, this year. was second and Dar- The winners will ryl Hill lead. claim a vacation to Playing on the the Bahamas. The Roegele rink were bonspiel runs from Blair Metrakos at Jan. 9 to 16. cadit nfflm at6D51to WASSERMAN, ARSENAULT LTD. g . gi :Wl We are here to help! Are creditors hounding you' We provide professional assistance in dealing with debL A=Toronto, North York smeomough. Oshawa. Whitby. Jax%Ckering and Lrrounding areas. Evenings and Sound advice on propos" hmkrup" and ahernau"& For yourin consultation. please call Joe Mathew - BeniBankruptcy n 6) 2264MIL (91W 42"IL93 m TWO Sheet. Bobo LVM No" ltrelt. 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Lone S 0 novices to toumey PICKERING — The Pick- ering Panthers Lone Star Cafd novice 'A' rep hockey team won the 'B' championship at a tournament in Warsaw, near Peterborough, last weekend. In the title game, the pan- thers knocked off Norwood 5- 2 after trailing by two goals. Mark Babcock led the way with a goal and three assists, while Robert Barron netted a hat trick in the winning cause. Peter Valerio scored the other Pickering goal. Michael Gilbert added a pair of assists. The team got strong defen- sive work from Kyle Kotchie and Bradley Miller and solid forechecking from T.J. An - grove, Ryan Lee and Michael Marshall. The novice Panthers started the event with an exciting 3-1 victory over Trenton. Outstanding goaltending by Tyler Kutsukake and Eric Not- tbeck was the key to the victo- ry. Goal scorers were Valerio, Derek Cameron and Adam Hurley. Assisting were Jason Dwyer, Josh Billinger, Barron, Hurley and Cameron. The Panthers lost their sec- ond game to Kingston 3-0 which relegated them to the 'B' championship tilt. Pickering got outstanding defensive play in the contest from Craig Watters and Derek Filer. The team is coached by Dale Lee, Ray Angrove, Kevin Gilbert and Gary Watters and managed by Cathy Miller. NESS ADVERTMR, SUMAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1999 PAGE 31 P GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offer consultation and gambling counselling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 Read the News Advertiser four timesAwth week EVERYBODY NEEDS A WLLL = • TO PROPERLY PROTECT AND PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES — • TO ENSURE. 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In addition to a comlx-titive salary, we offer an excellent Ix•riefits pa(:kag,c- *asc• fax or mail (no phone calls please) your resume to: Anne Mackenzie Rolim and Haas Canada Inc. 2 Manse Road. ► W", Hill, Ont. MIF 37x) Fax s 416-287-441A etrrtrr are We thank all candidates who apply, however, only these individuals seleLted for an interview will Ix contacted. Responsible Care: A Total Commitment �Ij canard TME MAl SUTtOM Career Training Cerner. Become a star achaicm. nares trairrq available in artrf" rials, ear fan mv. Pedicures. rm- ng. Student Finanantq avad- able. flails $20 (905)723 - am fXrENIEl10ED school Bus Driver for 3 rims. Clean ab- stract recent DDC. Fluent English preferred. call (905) W-4574. [9NNra1 H* In G•nt.nt Hdp YMren en*ciyers dismiss their employees, or gine darn no real option but to resign, day olten try m Pay the absolute minimum amount d 'severance' pay required by ince Ministry of Labour, and try to get the employee to sign a release. However, die Coxes usually require an employer to pay much more. For exampk, the Ministry of Labour might require an employer to pay only 8 WEEKS worth of 'Waver m pay; but a Court may require the empk)yft to pay the ernployee between 8 and 24 MONTHS worth of pay. Sign nothing without professional advice. Whether or not you have signed a release, call Paul McKeever for a FREE initial consultation. In most cases, clients pay no fees until their case is resolved. J Vr • I rIR+? ta�vv r t_ev•tc•vt�r t ItaVESfral, rocker 0 table,Asking S' ''1-0601 SNP ' To Place Your Ad Call. Uxbridge: 8%5 2-97 41 ! UsI. Port Perry: 985-2 51 ntrQuehtc< rr to Value C Torotrto Line: (416) 798-7259 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Classified Online. Now when you advertise, yourFWord ad, also appears on the internet at: httpAywwAurhamnews.nat E-mail: compose0durhanuW I I Careers 1 General Help1 Gerimal Help J CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destro ed -y y PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed � directly to Oshawa This Week, will not l be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as ` Indicated by the instructions in the ad. 0 Get prepare1 d to write the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineering exams. Durham CoBew is offering, in partncrstup with Alg wiclit n Colegc, a 31 -week 'OM1NE' program, designed to provde fundanwrral to ad,,•anced comiputer skulls and technical knrAviedge of Mic rumA oper- Aung systems, apphcatton programa and nctworLng It prepares you to write the Niaosoft Cendscd Sync= Engineering (MCSE) o'tans. Cast is f1rtt9W (rmludn a pers(mal conVuler writ .Minwglf Wituk)us 98. Mgcr,so%r office 9 -and su mudikm for.Nrcnur fr a mmManom) For enorc iutorndioa cootan Cindy Foicy, TnW— OiMM at (905)721-3050 or c -anal- f dley- Aegiirtnatlose rtfet Ow Is jemmmy ane, 1199. 4001 Home of the llniviersky Centre ac Durham ' COORDINATOR HIGH RISK YOUTH HIV/AIDS `OUTREACH PROJECT Contrad position irtatin of post graduate education and ence in educaboNtraining and working with am in a rtm9rolit owlent xtdy based agency. edge and understanaktg of MAIDS issues, forts. Experience trorfdrtg troth high AWs"M Excelent wimm and oral oartrnurt action Ability to work in an organized mariner with al supervision. Use of a car esseritral; trairtirtg Oualifted candidates are invited to sub" a resum by December 9, 1998 to: THE El1ECUTW DIRECTOR ADS COMMITTEE OF DURHAM SUITE 305,209 DUMAS STREET EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 7Hd only triose selected for interview will be coritacted. ES Ajax, Ontario General Help -- $9 00,'how Retail experience an asset Safety boots required Must be flexible for weekends • Commences Oct 2 - Oct. 16 Can for apporrxrnent Krista (416)250-2600 Meena (416)250-2611 conarr,00rsry Pe so; Inc 1 Gertwal HWp 1 G«wal Nral moilp 1 Gw Hwp MACHINIST/'TOOL & DIE MAKER ASSISTANT A Markham company requires mechanically inclined Candidate with 2 years minimum experience to operate various machines including mills, drills, grinders and saws in a metal shop environment. Must be able to read blueprints and be familiar with measuring tools. PLEASE FAX ALL RESUMES TO (905) 852-2039 BETWEEN 5:00 p.m. and 9-00 p.m. (REF: MACHINIST) AZ ORMi1 required by es- taM-shedOshawa compmy Portion is kr tie and deliv- ery area is Grater Toronto area Hours e am . 4 30 P m 5 day weak Monvim 2 years ream experience wren tractor trailer dhvug and dean abstract are required Experience with hauling tam- ers a definite advantage. Offered Health P~ �period Same packing work wtvixved = 71� Vag Call (905) 100 100 Production Help (75 Positions) Paindplas is a supplier of high. quality painted and pre -assembled automotive parts. Our continued growth has created the need for an additional shift- Our commitment to quality has made us a kader among today's leading manufacturing companies. We ate now recruiting for Spray Painter, Forklift Drivers and General Help. These positions will involve working on a rotating shift schedule and will commence on January 4, 1999. We offs a competitive hourly rate and benefits package. Applicants interested in booming a member of our team are asked only to apply in person or mail your resume to: 1739 OraiMebrook Court Picket•io6, Ontario. L1W 3G8 Only those applicants sek-cted for an interview will be contacted. No pUm calls please! TISLUNG ASSOCIATION Durh m Region Development Coordinator The lung Association. Durham Region. has an immediate opening for an experienced, energetic individual to lead its fund raising activities, build community relations, and promote the work of the Association in Oshawa and surrounding area. Previous experience planning and imple- menting special events, obtaining spon- sorships and developing partnerships, and the ability to recruit, lead and motivate fund raising volunteer we essential. Ex- cellent communication and interpersonal skills, organizational and analytical abilities, marketing skills, strong computa skills and your own vehicle are required. Pkase forward resume and salary expectation by November 30, 1998 to: The Regional Director, Central Onhunlio, Fax: (70.4) 487-2152. COMMUMMM A rapidly growing network of community internet stations requires: •owner/managers *sales representatives *Sports tournament coordinators +web page designers Part time position. Work from home. Fire iotatirview etin LNGwil" P 1 GB4tKral Help 1 Germ Help 1 GetrrlN HNp CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check the;r ad upon Publication as News Ad. vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect Insertion and there stall be no II- abillty for non -Insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. • Labourers * Security Retail Sales * Secretary These are a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Call The Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 Fundcd by the Ontario Guvcrnmcnt SALES REPRESENTATIVE Our client, a reputable uniform rental company, requires two Outside Sales Representatives. One for the Scarborough area and the other for the Ajax area. Candidates must have 2 years outside sales experi- ence, along with excellent communi- cation skills and a strong work ethic. This position offers a base salary of $31.000 a year, car allowance, com- mission and company benefits. Qualified candidates can call for more information or fax your resume to: , STAFFING INITIATIVE 7 Grand Ave., Cambridge Toll Free: 1-800-391-7761 Tel: (519) 623-6234 Fax: (519) 623-5488 1 1 I NIAG%rVERS I PUB JOIN OUR TEANi! Maturr • LINE COOKS * SERVER_S 2 yrs. mmimum cxpcmrlcc. Full A Part Timc Drop rtwme jn person los Rayly St- W., Ajax Bavwood Centre 426-88T7 requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXMME Main St. N., Lormik Dr., King St. , Maple St., East St. Young St., Jonathan St., GOODWOOD Front St., Rebecca Lane Durham Rd. 21 CAMMMIGTON Cameron St. E., Laidlaw St. S. St. John St., Peace St. CALL DEINIIE NS -02-1741 Ap OtR d WOM and awoli 9 you W" b WOR. weMAdisW Jda mellft4 fpr yaw k 116400 1O/, 4XL 21 BEAUTY MAN MMU Li Salary or wilamMi0k aid bonus. and PrOk slrariRp. Also W time SMW for AW Cal Chert (905)723.7323. DWV&S Night "Ifs. Reliable car and cellular It hone req Casted may. call (905) 4OW61 =MUMS CM, Tfs tla season Io am adra m M. Looki lot pip mpirired kdF viduds lo walk for registered dartia. We Heed Callum- ers n flow area. Must be neat in appearance, tam a- mospbere. no makrig in- volved. Trakinq provided. Cal MTN (905HU-9314. CNpISTIBU HELP wanted $10.85 fo star. Pan /Full time Wild temporary positions available. students 18. wel- come. Cap Monday - Wed- nesday. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (905) 723-4920. TIME Counter help Training provic epi Apply to Pei tion at: 475 Westney Rd, N. Ajax Driver with AZ 3 years U.S. OTR, clean abstract, criminal search. Good rates, tPenefits after 6 months. (905)633-2939 DRIVER w�i,, rr�ge .• 7wrr, I4i expecte .an. must "Ti- free so travel HO com- Tirssrorus and txnehls Send '!plies to box 0 266 EARN $200. 5300 1500 or ^+ire per week assembling ✓Qaucrs of the m~ of ur own now send a see- vViressed stampedenvNope 0 PH 6-2400 Duda St h, sue 541. Rel 636. Mis ; `sauga Orn LSK 2R8 EXPERIENCED combnatgn ind sno*vow operalors re- :.Imd for Brock Rd Patrol 111 (905)426-9846 art for ;rad we �a,, rte. 1' c"� assemDle ar products. Easy work. No expeneme necessary.. For FREE details send SJR.S.E. To Fav Star t7NWprfKa IM L;wpoa Rd. Suite 113 Pxkerm% Ont.. LIY 6I113 (416)724.3406 :DLL TIME.pAP' -MF n„ :Dole 6 :I n,nq Ruor. Sat! xpencnce preferred Apply in person 325 Wesnxy Rd S. Aim KentrJ t„r rw. ns+m lh�r year �urmoract. MUS[ for xble hx do h,.,, 4n - .K (.rade 12 or e'gwv- ,­,t Possession of a .alrJ diner's Longe an Fax rewwe to: Lon warner at cos -4 -101 -ern NANO WORK, heavy ash' Car regkxred Call (9051 579- 7815 for interview UGNT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 months working exgenena d safety sleel-toed Dogs Up to S9 50/M Pickering through Oshawa area Gr an asset We will be nlerviewuq at the Oshawa unemployment Cen- tre. on Richmond St. E. Osha- wa.' on Tuesday. December Ist. from 9:30 a.m - 2 p m. LIVE IN NOMEMAfM. 3-4 days per week. Eam $325 per week. Prefer reured persons we tar. seniors for Serious (905) 686-0717. LODII= Mr grocery stock person with expawfa. heavy MWV. valid driver's license. weekdays, rights. weekends. Seed reswne to File 1267, Oshawa W dby This Wale. P.O. Dox 481, Osha., on 01171.5. LOOM IN WOW? Are 16 to 24 yeas 01V Out d NATIONAL Pet Food manu- facturer requires pan -time Weekend Demonstrators Are you friendly and approach. able? Do ou have a love for dogs/calS� Hourly wage S1 00/hour Own vehicle re- quired It interested please fax. toll free 1-877-663-0026 NEED TO WORKS Have fun with it Responsible individu- als with character. for work in customer service aria promo- experience 18. preferred Intenret experience may be an asset Bnhany 905-720-2853 OSIIAWA BASED, used Auto Parts Company Needs ex- perienced dismantler, also shipper/receiver with automo- tive background Hard working and dedicated . send resume to File 0265 Oshawa This Week. P 0 Box 481 Oshawa. OnUno L1H 71.5 PAY AS YOU GO Gym No membership required Pay as iou 90 gym No commitment. Pay as you go gym Daily. Neekly. Monthly Absolutely. :,':smvely. no preaumoriraed Ja finem Pa as you go power City Gym Open unlit I'dnpht M - F Weekends 9 a m - 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd %Idkenng (905) 427-6277 PEOPLE'S TAXI Tan drivers 'Teeded (male'femdle) imme. stalely for fast growing com- .any No expenence neces- 3'ary Part time or full 905- 27-7770 PERSONS with small cars needed To 7o IMM duty and assembly work CO 1905) 579-7814 for mime+ THE NEWS ADVERTISER is loplunq for Refs fn '1Nrver pa- pers and 11yers aoor to dour four times a week by 6 00 PM " cheer nmoods calf 3)5-683-511 TOW TMCX fxrraiors for Marvram ';r,mD Durham. experience preferred but will =ZIlam ^pmt applicant. must be age Apply 14 La- dlaw BIW . Markham. or tax 905472-9751 UXBRME. Kitchen staff re- qured for IT P7 Ca Ken at 905-852-6840 n! g :;ur proouk" S ;foil m moos" For tea a" pari- aaqqee call 24 hrs toll -toe t - BB8-771-7409 WORK AT NOTE, assemble im products +Jivaole free n. fortrytrbn package ser" 5 A S E Dahnchve Crafts 45 teeMworQm ST W PO Bo. 96020 Osna.a ON LIJ IMO 1 once N AAI - PAYROLL mmedute in a,ckerup (10 J. 99P payroll experience nttx!fiary ACCPAC proh- aency Exal 6 0 or 7 0 stuffs rax rewme to Inienm Per- Stxxhd (9051 837-0627 EXPERIENUO ACCOUNT- ANTS or bookfkttptrs Tdr shun and ong term assign - me= Excel sprad street arulyWaii &rid qtr; problan shaving abilities required for greater Toronto area Peter - .1 Fax (905) 985-9461 or e-nunl. madrdpenny nc can Legal Secretaries needed. (Litigation) Downtown location. 032-35K. 3-5 years exp. Typing 65 wpm. Dicta a must. Call Lori at (985) 1131-M (111). Pickenrig hon needs Silt starter computer ,prob- rare. Must know M.YO.B Please call Mr. Cook a (905) 837-7888 ®dn som ItelelArrtalle Esales lfM IVMIBICEO R� uvelpod R d ssdtool? We can help! Cap Mtn SAIF; Clerk required Mine: 725-4786: PkWng: rmmediatey for Ajax store. 1-8110.263.0993 Fax resume to: 905483-0474. RESTAURANT Requires expenenced KITCHEN HELP LINE, PREP Apply in person, 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering. MONTENDRt TEAGIER re- quired for January, Oshawa area For inlerview please call Judidh Mum. (905) 432.7976. SALESPERSON for Local sanitation supply company selling in Durham Repwn. Salary plus comindsion plus rat allowance. Please mail resume to National Sanitation 8 Supply. 377 Madtenm Dr. Ajax. Ontario. L1 S 6M SkNNe • II CARPENTER, FRAMER, and framing crew Mmmum 5 years experience Own MIS 8 transportation a must W n the Durham area. Top Wages Call 426-2223. Leave a message. 1 Selee He41ABeuMe NEWS ADWR7)SER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29.1998 PAGE 35 Af 3eles m-wAwft 111F 9AId Nip SkANd Hdp • 1 Delicatr IMamed � u�saH � r- �e GROW WITH US Our sales team in Durham and surrounding area will be expanded. We seek self - motivated and highly ambitious persons who are interested in establishing a professional sales and marketing career with the opportunity for continued personal growth and expansion. WE ARE OFFERING: Support: Full training program, protected territory, advertising. Income: Potential for a professional income well above average - commission basis. RECOGNITION - SECURITY WE ARE: One of the largest Culligan dealerships in Canada. One of the fastest growing dealerships in Canada. Acknowledged water treatment experts in the domestic commercial and industrial fields. You ill need your own car, sales experience and the ambition to GROW WITH THE LEADER Please fax resume In confidence 905-841-0262 CAM02420"m SALES POSITION • Have you been Dut of the work force for a few years, raising a family? •3 you enjoy home decorating and 'elping people? • Are you looking for a freer that Is crallengmg 8 rewarding? h so, we may have the perfect job for you! • We are a successful chain of furniture and gift boutiques located in Ontario shopping malls. • We need you to work 12-25 hrs. per week during daytime, evening 8 weekend periods. • We will provide you with extensive training, including a full tour of our factory. To join our team, appy in person with a resume to: Crate Designs Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1 V 1 Bt) IThe Durham Business Leader, a division of the News Advertiser, requires a self -motivated and energetic advertising sales professional who has several years experience In the busi- ness world. A keen understanding of the busi- ness community in Durham Region would be an asset. Good communication skills. a reliable car and excellent telephone manner is a must. We offer a base salary, car allowance and an excellent commission structure. If you are looking for a challenging position in a fast paced environment, please call: ARlires Mcfater at (915) 683-5110 est. 235 or to mom to (US) 61!'9166 V=40 no as 1flMillltft.tal.� arr..� oI11.�.IaJtltu 1 NEW CAR SALESPERSON 1 USED CAR SALESPERSON Due to the increase in sales, we require 2 people to join our team. • Generous Commission Plan • Monthly Bonus * Car allowance/demo • Full Benefit Pkg. Experience in Sales An Asset Call Mike or Rory 576-1800- or Fax 576-6078 Skied Nip INATERIAL MMM for busy pluDcs co. Medlanical- ly Ironed. stat work Dendit package Reply to File /259 Oshawa This Week. Po. Box 481 Oshawa orrario, L1 H 71.5 135 mopcNAFTEO reproduction lithe furniture workshop, seeks a skilled cabinet mak- er/refirisher. Flexible hours. Whrtby/Oshawa border. Phone (905) 839.3002. NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires immediately 20 AZ drivers for local Durham work • $15.00 per hour, as well as 20 AZ driver's for USA runs • 34C a mile • drops and pick ups • no east coast All positions require a minimum 1 year experience, up to date abstract, CVOR and criminal record search Apply in person to: Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol Street, Suite 203 Whitby, Ontario or call 1-888-439-7777 PAINTER Required - Pickering Location Minimum 5 years experience on a conveyor line. Powder coating and wet painting. Good wages and benefits. Fax resumes to: Nelson Industrial Inc. (90S) 428-2392 Or call (905) 428-2240 I Home*r.oicai 1 Now "rwtscal Der" Oeretal r1V7k-.ARE L Health %ersices ! requires REGISTERED NURSES REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES SHIFT NURSES for our cv!- ...,.a,;. _ i' Wain throughout Durham Region - Criteria Required: Curt -crit R..N RP% registration C(Timmunity Expencncc Added skiH%1IV Therapy. CARD etc Must have rchabie vehicle Flcxtbtlity to work shift, wcckcnda • BENEFrr PACKAGE AVAILABLE Still Required: PERSONAI,SUPPORTINORKERS NOME SUPPORT HERS Level 2 3 3 HEALTH CARE ARIES Please !onward •esume tc Sherry McGeough, Branch Manager 0210-200 Bond tit. N'., Oshawa (ri LIJ 21.7 or fax to 905-433-2353 PART-TNNE Nanny regwred 7 30am-5 30pm for 3 children in my Whitby home (2 school - aged 3 18 month old). non- smoking. must have own ve- hicle. receipts d references required 430-2303 . I7eflc4re BIIOCKMellbrookNal leyfarm area, dayrare available by Wring mother of 2 Pre- schoolers; only Smoke IS pet tree environment Lots of toys and activities (905)426-3366 CENTRAL PICKERING minutes to buses. G0. fully experienced mother/ Regis- tered Practical Nurse wth Medications' 2 yr Library Technician's diploma with Children's Programming. rel- erence experience Next to children's park, rec centre li- brary Christian home Pre- schoolers 831-1951 EXPERIENCED Care Giver wesme, N D' 401) Near :Mo015 3 park Hot nut s �•feals TLC CPR 6 FistAirl "aced yardcomfortable en- rronment 428-OM7 HARW00o/IIWYK Regs- •ered mo,- :are. 2 imeLate openings. lull tune -lease cap -9%) 426-54M MOTHER if two offers loving. -1acre :)a^ -lime care for xn toddler m the BroWrnch ata Creative play. walks Tc ' e pa rk nuInhous lunches ind TLC' ;%51686-4026 P1CXERING Beach ' Nollo: _ .vin, :curare a 'nnmM to years Daily outings '.nced Dackear, and park, ant. story 'ime music nu - ...taus mitis 8 snacks "est A.d. C PA certified Nnn- ';',o.tng •ecapts 905-428- WESTSHOME area lo" non of 2 Us :ayrare avaude TLC rea- --.nade rates hot lunches. All Lon at 905-M 7681 WOMAN OF COLOUR .,if, - � ^' •"',rt .'nor; ^i, rte :a -;we smote "ee ,amt '.•able hours. -euuble and it- 'dabe servaes 18 moron i ! older BarrylKrosnu Be- e and after school also i..•Iabfe Cal Linda at (905) -;-9C4' 1 Firewcom' KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD :rilr,t rer, fest T,r.iu1'. wd- w'qQ 9WrakHeed e[Ir•act .",e fully seasoned. cu i .341 Honest measuremere. ' •e delwenr 905-753-2246 ABSOLUTELY TitE BEST Too ;.d.'', seas,)ned 'Ur.^wood >•-wog Ptcxennr, Alan. Wd- x and Oshawa fA -.,AHAM FIREWOOD ::;-5273 APPLEWOOO Bum The best' -Ir . S:': bush cord. Sac au:6- Cut arca zid Ddlvind 1-,905411117- 4%3t-800-554-0088 CARIB FIREWOOD '.y Imre soeors 'yrtf-x,o >uso•ed me year 3rw [ace cord 16• S'5 Fret oeidey (.all N ors lairswim 613) 758-2034 FIREWOOD food gaawy • tlgcw Avaerpie • Owytan A•dllle 'wdwooC .,rt spot delivered. $75 lace cord $225 bush ;c,l 15% De Day Care Available PART TIE Flexible PD.AJ CDA for busy family prac- tice in Uxbridge. Please lax fo: 905.852-95%. or call 905- 852-3131 IN 1 Dh'c'e CARE GIVER required in our home for infant b 2 school - aged chnkdren, mug love ex- perience 8 provide relerenc- es. January star. Call 509- 3734. NOW, for 4 8 6 year ails. Mon -Fn 7 30am-5:30pm. Light housekeeping. lioonn smoke g. References and own transportation Fallingbrook arca. Whitby 668-3889 atter 7 pm NEW M THE area, baling for a student or mother gong to William Dunbar PS. from 12 4,. 3 20p In for a 5-12 year old girl fn SK. ";hung dfSU= from Rathmae Cres. Call for details. Clara 19051837-9485 scount or pct Jp all 666-8699 FNIEW000 ami hardwood ogs and slabs. also cut and rm2-7 I seasoned P ULE WOOD FOR SALE Cut, Split & deltv'ered. S6)race curd. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 ROKA LUMER, est 1961 4'te nr - 264 4 .R x,9 - $69 Dtwoum on full bush cord. Free Delivery Oshawa area Buy Local d Save e1 Savings Days 705-277-3381. IDK tree from Oshawa even - "V 905--434-6665 1 Bills* ,omW APMTBBT 312E washer/ dryer ee420---ood W58 condition V50 HIES Tedi strapping - for int taking. Cal 721.0986. LONG WNM kitchen table with 6 white lairs. beautiful condition. MOO WfIuWgdd marble Calfa table. $100. Call 839-3921 NEW PORTABLE massage W* ant headrest, hard wood construction Heavy duty Mya dark blue. $450 Call (745) 357 -MBO 1 Articles 11 PC. Queen Anne. cherry - wood, dinflgroom set Brand new. still packaged. Con $11.000. SICrTf. 54500 416• 255-0285 Skied N4 t 1 Dgew Wwftd GJBS A ECNI/C, lo work GRD CANE MEDM for 2 for a local strop w APx. For children. Age 31/2 and 15 more ddW in Burr home '"7PrJk- 905 683-01plem visit at g. days a week. 7.30 - 158 HUM $1. Apt. 4 4.30 Own tnnspontation pp�►ee- CMAMIC, cull title or pan felled and references. lXl1- 29t9 time warned. CaN 905-852- 4581 a 905.852-2291. DAYCARE Pf10YRDEIIS and names needed urgently len r Bre Port Union Rd. AWN Rd. mukid Dow White s Rd. and Liverpool RQ For a vests MILL-1111111111!expaknad PDA Cfa Cat got at CodWS es ( 141t 6) reduced for p- 6"14 Wessive DurhmPractice. UVE-M CARE GIVER for 3 Reilly to File OM, P0. Box children. alles 12. 9. & 4. 481. Oshawa, ON. L I H 7L5 Picketing. Some vwungs A Weekends.905-420-3054. PART TIE Flexible PD.AJ CDA for busy family prac- tice in Uxbridge. Please lax fo: 905.852-95%. or call 905- 852-3131 IN 1 Dh'c'e CARE GIVER required in our home for infant b 2 school - aged chnkdren, mug love ex- perience 8 provide relerenc- es. January star. Call 509- 3734. NOW, for 4 8 6 year ails. Mon -Fn 7 30am-5:30pm. Light housekeeping. lioonn smoke g. References and own transportation Fallingbrook arca. Whitby 668-3889 atter 7 pm NEW M THE area, baling for a student or mother gong to William Dunbar PS. from 12 4,. 3 20p In for a 5-12 year old girl fn SK. ";hung dfSU= from Rathmae Cres. Call for details. Clara 19051837-9485 scount or pct Jp all 666-8699 FNIEW000 ami hardwood ogs and slabs. also cut and rm2-7 I seasoned P ULE WOOD FOR SALE Cut, Split & deltv'ered. S6)race curd. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 ROKA LUMER, est 1961 4'te nr - 264 4 .R x,9 - $69 Dtwoum on full bush cord. Free Delivery Oshawa area Buy Local d Save e1 Savings Days 705-277-3381. IDK tree from Oshawa even - "V 905--434-6665 1 Bills* ,omW APMTBBT 312E washer/ dryer ee420---ood W58 condition V50 HIES Tedi strapping - for int taking. Cal 721.0986. LONG WNM kitchen table with 6 white lairs. beautiful condition. MOO WfIuWgdd marble Calfa table. $100. Call 839-3921 NEW PORTABLE massage W* ant headrest, hard wood construction Heavy duty Mya dark blue. $450 Call (745) 357 -MBO 1 Articles 11 PC. Queen Anne. cherry - wood, dinflgroom set Brand new. still packaged. Con $11.000. SICrTf. 54500 416• 255-0285 AIP PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1996 1 A �°' Im A �llor I M Isr.. lit ANTI VE - . WEEKEND SALE Unique Treasures from Europe have Arrived! Saturday (las), Sunday (11.4) Oak lywninp n.au Set. ll.4 NX,min.hr. Teasarn. l711 --6, Cmindtather Ch", 6rannol•hone, Cc,lar cheats, !stater any ReJnx,in Sci, Ihev-ers Bras., B-1. %tanttea. Small tahles, Chairs, w China. 01ass. Crick, bi much more... s l Msnr lraca rNNmd for Mis Mn4teNd sells tique Discoveries 8 (Ifo Kinpirm Rd., Am Q��r� a'',,��11 s HiFltwav m- near Church) 6pJtvfe�./ 1967 ATTA $500. 198- Cam- aro 305 5 sod $700 15' Monte Carlo Rally rims $150. 14' Cutlass rums $100 350 Turbo tranny$too 400 Turbo 1r4"$150 Campbell Maus- leld wire teed welder $250 Dowlec cornstove $1000 Ci►7Tlle 7bass bins $200. D5 277-1374 (snp) 4 OAK OFFICE desks and ere- derra - Oce Rosewood ex- ecurive office suite. nine 0"" chairs. S115 and up. metal SN" various sizes. metal skid shelving cash register. showroom display counter. Tele Cabinetmetal electronic work station wim rubber mats 3 metal stationary caninets bookshelf cabinetsgroup of 7 prints. 4 oak work stations, service counter Iwnite Call (905)697-3532 LEATHER JACKETS up to ti 2 price"'a'^e' ; .'SeS 'rot $999 luggage from $1999, leather wallets from $6 99 Everything Must Go' Family Lather Points Points Mall Oster wa 905-726-9830 ANTIQUE S fine drrkng room. bedro,_r' Ivwng room suites Eleqan & soled Bargain $1500 - $350C 905479-0447 RED. black wrought iron ca- mopv queen orlhdpedic mal- lresilrame Never opened $1200 Sacntre $490 416- 255-0285 BEDDING Blue poral auvo C:m• queen, Mater pre low shams 6 Deo skirt Shod so (Double) New 9051 427- 1622 snp BLNM -it ttx mine man .hit, rias custom mace idow coverings vertCal. Venetian. SMRsers Free esh- mates 1416,227-7777 or (905x-660.00-2 or 1-g68.369- CARPET BROKER. 100x, NVID, :nick pica" stain re- sisunt carpet Fur 3 rooms Only 5369 OD Pict includes 30 SQ yds caroti deluxe pad and nstauation n you tome Fie gwlabon in ydxr home No Interest. net pstro et for One full year Darrel. 1-8Bo- 211-0104 CARPETS lots of carpe' KOC'. ^yion new Stan re- lease carpets on hard I we carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpelpretmum old. expert Installation fast dow- ery tree estmaan % wards) Norwtan 666-2314 CARPETS SALE -oks of car- pets 'X% n, ;,n syn to- waSe, carpet 3 ruoms $339 130 sa yd) krJudes Carpet pwlmrrn pad and raylu- fon Free eatimates carpet impar Serving Durham and surroixdrg area Sam 905- 686-1722 CARPET AND VIIIYL CHRIS'MAS SA -E Carpet three fme3G sQ areenards fromKta. 11K- coum your (pest eval by It'. Customer salfroaction gtwanee0 Call Mike for your a estimate. 905-431-4040 or 416-822-6226 COMPLETE ski gear . skis Poles boots (size 10.12) Palls. used trey Iwatt Brod ewes 5300 Term 905-426- 9890 FACTORY. Amamng Christmas speow 1 3W no payments. tree scan- ner. 266mmx loaded, InMmet. Pfaff. software and more $16 wk (oac) 1.600-515- 5545. Fite delivery. BINQB ROOT table. 6 chits. 5400. kad and Ouch $700. coffee and and cabin Ad SM Ink 666-8367 E115M speakers. Crown 16 - cam & Traktor 300 anpiKer, C4romc mbar. etc. Call Jim 905-427-6592 Views by appt. only DOLL'S NOW handf:rratlw. 44' wide x 19' deep It 27' high. Electric outlets in each room. bgtduV DaBuoomh& Dbldl decoiares mi59 decocted. Askkg Caa 037-1979 guivic OMW90900D Storm Serial. AN accessories and battery cfurger. New ban used 53000. (905)623-0974 ENBABEIMHIT RINB 1111111, 3 Biamoncls, .96K alppramed N 53450. Asking $IBM 0.0.0, (1l�,ys6rrll FOR BALE. 1 X6, 1X8, 100per card . palled pine. over 9,000 Jim tat. Best offer 905.852- 2033 after six. FULL SIZE Fridge 6 Stove for sale excellent condition & working order $650 for set Full-size washer & drver. well- maintained, $450 for set 905- 436-6018 FUR COAT Beautiful trio cotate brown calf length size 10 - 12 Appraised at $9 500 Sacrifice at S6 000 (705) 786- 0089snr 250 �355 355 400 400 To Advertise Your Fall Bazaar call our Classified Advertising Department. Oshawa/Whitby/ch"ington call: 596-9335 Aox/ftkering call: 683-0707 or fax n your ad at: 576-9335 FUR COAT ladies dark. ma- lesbc mink we to - 12. fullGIAtiTIC -� INDOOR 11 Au17m s length. stored annually beau- HORSES to sale 2 Geldings 1716 FIORD TEM ;. 4 cyl for Sale tifuf In excellent condition GARAGE SALE CREDIT PROBLEMSr 'ln the Asking $1150 Call 905-430- 1672 Sundav, November 29th, scot financing Cowl, pay up"asiswo n10. ovaii- �+-a.m. - 1P.M. -ents from $750 0 A C Cars. '•,rolls vans 1961 to 1994 FUTONS. MATTRESSES. Bear Sags was bedroom 12Ti Abbey Road, : anoy Auto Saks Ltd 792 Suites Bald Furniture we The Enclaves, Pickering "ncoe Street South. Oshawa 1'one905-720-3382 $sock Brand Names like Sim- eaefed. fully uaccmaatd $5500 or hest doer CAN 728 e 1 b&& mons Palliser Trigold & 3705 Leake message Receive 2 WEEKS OF FREE CLASSES 19H VOLKSWAGEN FOX Hammer The Best Oualny at CRAFTERSWANTED of the 1 :' od 'inner brakes exhaust the Lowest Price In Durham 1 Amcill for . Arts 6 Crafts etc 186K body work needs Futons are always In stock Ready to wrap up for Christ Saleattention ;• .i' answers tc 905.263-6838 mas LUIGI'S Furniture, 488 USED USED FRIDGES $195 and up SToxe. a:oud ':ver- 1967 Ford Escort runs well, King SI IN OSlUwq (9051 wed ranges $1'� and up. pool area Gone for about one many new pant Slow or 436-0860 (Across from Sears us, dryers $125 and up week $100 reward for safe best offer Call Mark 725.2285 at The Oshawa Centre) used wasters $235 and up return Call 416-620-2395 new and used can operated Please hitp me find try way 1967 MOIM Amo. V6 white. APPLIANCE WHOLESALE OE- washers and dryers N low home' excellent �ondlnpn air. amrtm POT. Pa^s_Sats 5e ,,a me prim New brand name _assefle. 186.Mms $2950 Fridges Irk, ^eve !ros: free lidgeS 5480 0111 up. new kft FTTjj P-S"Ploms' b 0 Cal (905W20 2653 $175iup, airnrnd side-by-side top ranges with dock and Bomrd W/"& water dispenser glass door $479 and up. ode 1917 OLDS OEL1A 88 4 door. Wasters $150 up Dryers selection Of other new and JACK RUSSELL .::pa !,u Sare 6 ;vimder auto !83000 fen $125,'up Maytag gas dryer abed appliances Call use 1D- Read-, !';r Chnstnw Also $2450 certified 1967 Olds. S?" like new Stxkabre day. Stephenson s Appkard- other pops avaaable Call Ciera 4 dr. 6 M auto. foad- wasner 4 dryer $499 Sett es 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) Laurie 1(15. 27M (snpl ed. 83.000 K l $3.995 cerh- cleaning stoves. S199'up 576-7448 LNASO A►SO puppies for and 1993 Cavalier RS 2 dr. 6 M 5 spied 137 0(0 WI Wide supplies 'r 0 CARAFE 3oor retain broken sale Toro males Iwo ernalm . $4 995 cert CAN The Car enc available to I 426 Smmcoe St S y W5)778 (9o51n8 sD rqs ambles. rollers open- Vanwxus colors Must be seen Please call! Joanne (905)-987- for appomtmem (905) 427- 7tt60 ers installed Tuneups $4995 1721 4987 KING BED x nick orthopedic 416-336-0073 ArI ckri PRIVATE BARN. nas targe 1706 JAtUAR •cr safe A-1 I"Tion Grey grey leather call ;vtinwr %c set 1 frame still In plasssc cost $t5r30 Sea f625 1 w4sw box sails avaiubie Deemm- of rah Det rb- 416 -255 -CM ber est Round [raring prom rer t country ry ANTIOUESrAbsolfirl Ad- sadg ndiring, sttmrcallY 905-4X-8199w�� MOVING clic" room tam. vice always suable usualy, located 15 rnnwes N E of 4 rte. -s china Caplo, free' Purchasing outright es. Othavial Cal (905)253-1102 1984 Smemo Wagon very (w hil 5399 Fur coat Cdr- tares wvwme amiput opnt- MASTIFF Care Corso DW- y_lonlacordrt,orr cel air sue 9J10 $499 1905436 wits. (no kinot to va- ton Maks only Dog ano �r�ctt tude") Collecoons of an_any IlIngliMENS Quarerbits oreett ;,es Peel sods very sod a Drakes s1 new ores bane v average Prow CLOTTING Hiudred5 bw i1emS Splr7al rnfersol n ChMOren atld raK'Prded nigh Christmas Call NOW' mu won_ S2995 C, .I a reTs we^ toe a- Moorcroh Conry I b try to re- re- 19051263-4624 OBO n -vg weekly Buys sue 14 to spall to ars ituents Room t!1! GRAND AM S: 695 IOORG frau casualto from S4 'pc CaN 905-404- Bowen Anti Cues- Brookim LHASA APSO °'JPS b sale - 798' `:.-s;a:, K:. � at $4 95, 2063 Ontario (gMA55-SM tax (705455-5501 M & r Duv shaper Iron bree0er Hath guaranteed bwh vdwctes in mint cotdu- First Bodo$ driver ion Ctrnfled No re onabk MOVING loser smi. out CASH ON DEAL S We Buy house-hirriq stained mon- oft offer nMNed Cal 663-7301 or 6 Trane: e,rctm water neater; SRC & more, Pay top dollar Sheddng 905-721-6009 dr 426-1679 al 6 p m ar don D*- cakNmd fa- for ;op mems rkHe Auda 705-766-3124 1966 FORD TAURUS 6L. v-6. bkscolsr'yixwdm tea Tandy video. car Audio. tootsCD'S.2 3 C htrc '14 JCC til eornpeer. atone disk ra- mouses. games. gold. tfU- 006 BOAl101NG PlkeertS! p 9S0 whaled. p sS p 0 aos vallanceodds n ends 619-2603 monds. turmtWe Farms ^.as a few spaces left . p w p I Cab days 19051 316- (905433-1785 905-S71-2274 for Christmas Heated. cozy 6153 or the (905) 43D- 7997 MOVING SALE" Kenmore Side sal side !edge stove 3 and 5 yrs ow $900 and $425 W- to Heavy duty washxr/dryer 5425 both or best offer AN in perle i condi- ton 436-0677 PWJKM GRANMT)ER CLOCKS Sae Dn s. used pkT nag i Poor moom Huge se, leAOn of new and 46t11 pia- nos New cgdN floods from $895 and up Rem to own. 100 y of am remal Payment$ appy Also a Huge Selection ofdrardtamer clocks from 5995 and up Cam TELEP PIA - 1110433 -1491 HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC SK>OS good and durable PC each otio 721-09M PLAYER PIANO, vintage player needs some repar Saxophone. Allo. 5350 Phone (905) 721-0601 snp POOL Tom= 8and 9' Sian Itimard tabes for safe Call 905.420.6113 9051666-0004 i"er alt beds & premium toad Also flip" room, kitchen. bed- -I hems in working order HORSES to sale 2 Geldings 1716 FIORD TEM ;. 4 cyl APPLIANCESWANTED, sora English i Wetu,. 5 sad 4 oft yr Y. '30 cers- wrrkirv; if not washer diver 905-434-7929 bed or best over call 905- $79-0804 stove 90.5-655-3138 Also HELP GRYE a homeless pet a up"asiswo n10. ovaii- war tymprsp trailer snow second :Nnce Homy tri- 1911 VANOURA CUBE IMN mobile Pager 416-382.29127 ens vel clecred with Thor$ 14 6 2 L Diesel engine Ex OFREEI FREEI FREEI# Adults can most spayed or txllent condemon Asking The perfect Christmas Gift at eaefed. fully uaccmaatd $5500 or hest doer CAN 728 e 1 b&& m4ary medvat to urger 3705 Leake message Receive 2 WEEKS OF FREE CLASSES breeds of dogs Alfa 7aaibk single 39' x W. good condi- CRAFTERSWANTED of the Pets supplies and dorlADorns tion. comies compete with ramble colelrd and vibr]lor. Gm and Craft Snowpiace Io- GM S +lei - Ourfated SBOO Call (905) 668- � in me Coonice Re'al halmaiwa Ado pori (9051 Ar11 Mallet. akm east a Oshawa 11 h on outµt t Call now to into OW wiMh Si11tA CARCHOICE-COM Let us stow and sib your aAfts drecfty 10 tint public You do not have to be were Call 905-436-1024 FOLK ART CLASSES avaa- able All levels morning. al- krtnoon and evening classes ava able Beginners ow spe- Crauty, Cusses starting No- vember 3001 Leant a craft mat can relieve stress and give enormous mtoymet. Cam (905) 575-3947 for informal - -DCogue do Bordeatux 'Seed' Reg.) Pug. Mirraltre Dachstkxicls. Bic on Frise, (reg.) Toy Poodle. Boson Terrier, Porfherariarl, Wtset Highland Tamer. M&UM starrtese & Parlor Kam 1723-SST7 1791 BINCK Rivera every option never wr r driven. mnt II M. 58995 CAI 416-953-6484 JIM PONTMC LFMAMS, Ment auto. 4 cyl. 4 donl am- tm cassette. 96.900 kid. ex- CI*A ca MM. tidy dowel (� 73.500 0 b o Eve. 70 A4IINN 660 Ind Btlralo 6910011m.Laefi 1job eNcemem condom. $8,000 tet FEEIOM wee !W flip" room, kitchen. bed- -I ort 1 060.906.434-4916. custom I'g hand Men 111M been f01Nq - Bladeand Decker Cam FoOKM - on on spot 0 LADY DRIVEN - DEALER BENT TO Oft APPLIANCES. Drift. Medd Rd area. Can tram • to 52,000 OAC. IWNTAWEG 1996 TRACKERNteuMs mew and reCeorlditioed. tum (9051652-6408 JW5 p.m. up"asiswo n10. ovaii- S w tan, warr,Wy Paddy's Market. PRMANAGE cos from 1965-1996. 905- Hauto, IMNuill ten oft up 9 905.263-6369 or 1-600-796- 5502. OFREEI FREEI FREEI# $37-5864.(SwftsbyappL) Sharp! Deny 5w holy kelt.. Balance at birsinintd The perfect Christmas Gift at ;. I Ali06u Wwftd I *Did O Uh1116d warranty. Sacrifice iiib 683jMO. E 517. tet FEEIOM wee Lookily for Use/ Bwrliy MacMiaes flip" room, kitchen. bed- -I or C►�tivr�wm..;� Mac Ms. custom I'g hand Men 111M been Call Kirk of Sar D" ildmm 1Ae how wahl Osbtra I'iW1111loll said pd ball tutrture for ine an Bhe hone since 1974. Drop b T and see our stafte of Kte Art 579-4407 woo0wgrlong faciNty and let Rental Office: Mon - Fri. us show you how fine turrmm is made. 'Than is No substi- ubsti PRMANAGE tute tute for DualMy'. Traditional woodwonmrg...1115 North Port OFREEI FREEI FREEI# • Road (S. oft Remi Rd,) Pont Perry. (905) 985.8774...www. ( The perfect Christmas Gift at uaalionafwoodworlmg.on.da K9 Connections Dog Obedience. WJM 111M ELECTRIC bed. Receive 2 WEEKS OF FREE CLASSES single 39' x W. good condi- with each new enrollment at tion. comies compete with ramble colelrd and vibr]lor. K9 Connections. Veterinary approved, SBOO Call (905) 668- � small motivational classes, problem dogs of all Irinds waknme 1-905-43111-1711 1973 TR -7 Ti er 750, 5Spd. `35008 0. h.o Classic beauty, economical to own, ride it store it. Rood investment Call Mike C1` 725-0156(Nights) or cell 24247734Uays) 11 1d0A1D°'hs 1 AiMandbaa for SM. wanlme 91 HONDA Civic DX- Special CASH F2q CARSI We buy Edition black worn grey mien- used vehicles ` ,icles must 'jr 4 door, 5 speed 161.000 be In running condition Call km Great on gas 55.600 call 427 2415 or come to 479 905 42 7-61 51 snp BayW St East. Alax at 92 TAURUS. 4 door. low MURAD AUTO SALES .ms lady dr,ven locally Well maintained, reliable. priced to sell call evemings (905) 839-0235 BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln Town Car White with while leather interior SuilgOf, total luxury car AM options great shape Certded 515 000 Call Kirk or Hope at 666.0570 of 261-4397 GOTTA LOVE ITI GREAT CARS. FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY AT CERTICAR. 30 - M CERTIFIED VEHICLES ALL THE TIME- EG, NEW ARHu- VALS 9! Topaz GL omv 61 700 kms air. auto. urr0e- Irevabk $5 950 94 Grand Prix SE. feuded $8.000 kms only $10 450 97 Escort GL. 60.00 km ars 5 speed. 59.950 92 Cavalier 121 000 km air auto. ripe. $5.950 90 Sunbwrd LE. pretty coupe. ars auto, redPs*wf 151 ODD kms $4 350 OW VANS 95 Chev Lwmna pass oaoeo 3800 v-6. $12.495 93 Cher Lwm- na7 pass loaded. 3.600 v-6. $10 695 95 lumrp LS. ti aid- ed. 129 DO kms burgundy and silver must see, now $12.995 93 Grand Voyager LE loaded quads real nice 59 795 94 Cnev Astro bur- gundy very clew. 174 000 kms only 37 795 93 Satan En. 2-1oe blue. fended orwy $9 795 00 REDUCED 9S CavakerS. 9000C kms from $8 950 95 Neon Sport, 97 000 kmsat. autoperfect. dark Qum. super saw putt 57 995 95 Ponhx Firefly air. auto 73 000 kms WOW $7395.93 Pymoum Shadow air auto daft green. 4 dr 138.000 kms $5 795. 92 Vac Saw speaa Ed Mailed. 133 000 kms now S5 99s CEITICM AUTO CENTRE TSS LONG ST W. OSIIAWA.("5) s79.26M. OPEN SUNDAY KEITH MITCHELL AUTO SALES Guaranteed Lowest Prices in D~ Cars howl $1990 Carlow Specimum in urs to 56.000 N ars SM wain time 1 year porer- t17m Warrar" Ask Alba our eau to own from $1.200 down. S14C per In011Bi for 12 rablift Many to ctoou Iron 160 Dowty Pried Alax NS -426-5512 190 NEW YORKER 51h Ave- nue Mark Cross Edition. V6. Walther Iteror lav kms Ctr- tiled. $3 650 also 1989 To- pazcertified S2 400 Mr Mackay 905-509-6550 1911 Chev Malitu 26.000 km white with grey xenor. loaded. balance o1 Uof warranty. $17 45C 434-2775 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed recycler and dealer* UD to $10.000 cash on the Spot For Cars. trucks -any condition Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)666- 1771 days or (416)684-1121 evennlg5 1 Trucks I- Sale 1942 S15 liner and capnew top end. rad Drake Ions. 160 000 orginal bill great condition. certified $2 000 (905) 983- 6239 1991 BLAZER S -t0 Tahoe 4.4 dark metallic green. newly parted, tUy loaded. 220.000km - all highway Must be seen' $7500 Days 905-644-2192 evenings (7051277 1592 FF 1 vans/ IW 7992 GN '-I we 14 tun vi. 163 OOOxms Nr, overdrive. cendied, excellent condition. Call (905433-8711 1994 VOYAGER 'Jan LX. 140 OOOkms excellent Cona- hon quid seating $12 SM C W ad Cal 9M)l=-5415 1999 PLYMOUTH Grand Vov ager SE Drano new forest prem completely Waded. double passenger shdmg doors ask -rig $26 500 Call 905-404-2422 Moforcycb WAN TE O' Fonda Gcldw,ng prete,abmy the Aspencade nwodel about 1904 Ptore 728-4383 .Tom Smommobr'e 1191 'CLARIS INDY 50C lq- ud cooled. rarvas Cover with Ned grip. Thumb warmers Excellent condition $2700 firm. Also 1992 Potarts INdy Trad. had grip Montt warm- ers. cover. 52500. 705.357 - Mill evenings 1194 YAMMM V MAX 3234 km like new $4 DOC (905) 579-1588 Neer 6 p m snp k Ihriekt 1997 LUQ. 14 11 FT elec- tnc start 25 rip men:. ezy- loaOer trakr. used 4 times, plus options Ask for Al $5 000 (905) 686-3029 Farm BACHELOR APT $512/month- III pus uteu0es. 3rd floor *A- mp. no elevator. errgunes Cad Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- saw 1 1 APN N -ft r -or PAW 1 W 2-BEDrAXMIS ava able immediately/Dec 1st 2 loca- Tions 350 Malaga Rd and 946 Masson St, Oshawa From $600/mo NI Inclusive NO pets Call anytime. (905)576.6724. Af61mmo M VAl d A i A AUTO- Cars, oda, boars. we pay up 10 $10,000. Caul oA the spa. Any obltdi- tion, any year Calif us any- time, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 fon. servxe 905.686-5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 M $750 for scrap tars & trucks orTeal cgNMion vVhi- des. 24hr. Free Tow". AN Durham RecypNip can & trucks wanted. TOP CASH GUARANTEED .(905)706-5740 or 555.9024. WWTBY TWO BEDROOM, AMBd" Dec. 19. (416) 789- 4145 or (905) 665-7543. RENT -WORRY 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Ap Refurbished & N Appliances. All Util. in In-house Supt. & M On site Security ]]n Rental Office: Mon - Fri. Sat & SunVALIANT PRMANAGE APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydra, grater and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: Www.geocihes.rom'wall street/fllwr/ 7657/highriser.html. PICKERING 2 large r)o­a,,e wing room din- nq-room area, tiny equipped kitchen. separate entrance, singe par" 5800 . uldhoes lif"last 905-686-7644 Call Marion or Tory anyrum 4 ROOM ac' South Pickering Single )r r,utg couple pre- ferred Nom Smoker/no pets S175 -mo Avail Jan 15th 3051 509-1441 WHITBY WHITBY WHITBY - 534 Mary Sl E co.q studio apt Nal Jan I in Want, low- - building Onset manage- ment. utilities. parking, in- cluded. laundry 4c available Sue Single professional For APT 905.666-24W AJAX - LARGE. bright, legal basement 3ne bedroom la - cum Dam. 3 app sr, Pan Ig. Landry No smoking,Dets avadwe Jan 1st $680 Sia plus cable (9051 426-6467 at- ter6pm AJAX 2 bedroom basement Apartment in louse. $750 per mama Out; imliet NO pem smoking Available Dec 1St 9051472 0924 AJAX Oxford T41wers Soo- aous Awrtnents lube! Duid- '10 close to shopping. 401. GO Pool. sates Three bed- rooms 5939 Jan Ise Two bedroom $849 Feb IV Cal 583-8571 unW 7 30p m AJAX, tape. newt' reenovated, basement !nope stove sep- arate entrance. laundry. 1- paknnq. 5800 Inclusive no pets/smoking available im- medilery all Suzan 68- 1152 weekdays 7-9pm or weekends AVAILABLE Immediately, centrally Iotated t -bedroom, separate entrance. $495 pus utilises Cal (905)430-3276 or 1905430-1038 AWWABLE MWMTELY, In Whitby Apt building. spa- cious. carpeted. newly palm- ed. with balcony, dose to lets. Stloppng, am Whites Included. rusUtast rewred. n0 pets. 1 bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom 5850 Cal 430-0134 BEAUTIFUL 2 -level one bed- room GrxWvuew/Blw Very dean $650/mo. Ind hydro and cable No pets. Mature adults only. 723-1492. BEAUTWUL 3 -bedroom mad level. 2 entrances. paved drive, laundry, garage, co" air, dose to Oshawa Cam, $930/noMh olil es nduded, available Jaa.lst. faro 906 434-1781 - BEAUTEFOL. brighM, urgN open cordep 1 bedroom basement in %Vmmy Heights. Ajax. $750 am irlcW- sive. no smoking. no pets. Call Bal 0 905.427-3909. MOCK ST. AL1D 4", one bedroom 5680 pita tydm. Two bedroom 5765 pits hy- sast ed. plla (s 420-1741 CI ��OWNB, IarOe 2 & able December/ IafMiary avaiF In weN-tflailgained DflilOitg close b aft amatiles. Please raB (905)723-0977. aCCpLAAatRtEMONT one bedroom 55m0000 tplusvaud7ities.Gb 4905► -649.3073 or (416) -SW 'AN 1 0.°droom apt. ava. Dec. 1. new kitchen, Nreplace in dkangroom ama, dose to a1 amenities. first & last, no Pets or smokers call 905- 728-1505, after 5. DOWNTOWN WHITBY plea 2 bedroom apartment. $800 per month an inclusive Ist/lasl Close to all amenities Call (905)669-4009 HWY, 2/BROCK RD Picker IN Basement fur rent Ap- pkances included. Urge lutcn- en. Sep bathroom $800 /mit private entrance Over 1400 set, ft Avail now Prefer nrU- him couple 686-5003 LIVERPOOL/BAYIY. 1 bed- room Disement apt close to GO 8 401. laundry cable ars inclusive $720 negotiable. Avall Jan 1.905-839-7144 t1VERP00l/NWY 2. new Urge t DednwI Separate drive & entrance. new kmcn- un. Dalroom. cwpeng Rage Won room. spare storage room. mcupw $625 905 a2D-98163 NEW I BEDROOM bawwwrie apartment Picker-, Lrm. poolydaky Includes laundry. Idents non-smoker no pets no parking Immediately $625 (905)637.5024 after 6pn or AN weekend NORTH OSHAWA ;-per tope 2-bedroum Extra 'arge bako- Fly *a managed WAN build- ing uild- i g Controllepd entrance $729 DecLed No dogs 1905-57ark45584 ONE BEDROOM apartment in Wwer level of quiet triplex dose to the Oshawa Centre. one ear parkulg.•aunory teco- mbes. Beal for single dotu- pacy Avaybw unmedmalely tst/Ust mouth reit "Wed $550 mkoinm includes heat orgy No pets reference re- ared Call 728-3939 OSHAWA - EAST END. mod- ern one bedroom basement aQMptlrnttSsep entrance. all ap- And psi*^ FusVtasl U� red $57 Avail" now. 579.3431 OSHAWA LOCATION for Dec W one bedroom $600 2 bedroom $810. 3 bedroom . 5995 Monday - Friday 9 a to -5 p In (905) 516-2925 OSMMNA one bedroom apartment. u�ppe boo d du- plex $MldOell.Orlat St. ata. lodge. stove, laundry. parking mcl ded As" $600 indu- sme� Jan 1st Call OSH MA. Simco St. S. 2 inn. N. of 401, 1 bedroom, in. dudes parking. water, d Heal. $450hop O . hNa festAasl. Cal (905MO-1741 PICWAM W4Vtshorn9aik- eey�arlale b"VODm Dann". 0 1111 /, 55751 rale, 1 person mitimbly includes utilities. park cable, Wo, dry. non-smoker. no pets, esti taDec d. D1st. references. 631-0758. PICRERIRB. 2 -bedroom basement sepa- Me enhance dose to school & Go. NO PETS. Laundry facilities. FirsUlasl room - es, 5800 indudes William. Available ,ion 1.427.4479 PICKERIN6, wa -cult baw man apartment, near Mail OaksNalkytaf. unities in- dwded, furnished, available Dec.lst. No petS7smokinlq lstmast required. $575. Call 905.426-9187 between loam - 12 noon. SOUTH AM - very loge 2 bedroom basement apart - MOM. Private enhance. large fire place. cable. laundry. Parking. steps to sdtoa, Shopping & bull. Avail im- mmediaNey, $MmontMy 428-8172. b :i NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 29,1998 PAGE 37 A/P a 1 oueot or a 1�- _ ivalt llorire Rent Rent 11 for sale • 1 Auctions • 1 Ammons • 1 Auctions SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month Minimum Income S30,000 year ' Not much d0wnpaynnent?7 Call Mark!! Help for discharged bankrupts Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QB Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840{275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remelt Ability Real Estate Ltd. a 1 I pertimwdt o► SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 an,: _ hedroom apes Avail at 9000 and 888 Glen St Some with walk in closets, paint provided Close to schools. Shopping Centre, GO Station. Utilities Included Call 728- 4993 SUNDERLAND. two bedroom apad'nenl Fridge. stove. parking No Dogs. available now. can 905-852-3660 a• �,t. spat :,,s 2 & 3 apts. Utilities incl, se to schools. shop - and 401 Transit past your door For all (905) 721-8741 THREE BEDROOM ;r 1 WC ;SL last (negotlable) ublitkes m- duded Available Jan. 1199. Phone (9051 852-7094 WEST PICKERING. Swous ,pgraaeC ' bedroom apart. ment wicoen concept kitchen d UR Sep em.;o a Avail Dec 1st. asking $750/month. no smokervpets Cap (9051426.7515 Ask for Mary Roy WHITBY clean 1 bedroom in 4 c el Broadloom. high ceil- nys ;aicony $675 Inclusive. Call (905) 509.2038 or 4161283-8030 WHITBY. 1 4 2 -bedroom. • Aelhogton St ', rage. stove parking. neat. W�Ory first b last Dec 19 (gp51686- ISM Man or (905) !27-5888 WHITBY. 1 L 3 bedroom r: -i^ ­-ts in duplex. $600 6 SS.X inclusive. no pets. non- smokers. available Jan list 905-432 2647 WHY --if when you can own wn hone for lits don you think)" Call Dave Hay - W .ales Rep Re/Wu Summ,'.: Ratty (1991) Ltd (9051 668-3806 of (905) 666- 3211 , 1 ApmRwrnts pemimod APARTMENT WANTED Mc- -a,,;ri,r .,quare 1 bedroom unit for January 1199 CaN 623 6533 AV 5 Pm Of kava 1 p SAYS AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? OWN from $7=month tio' uu& Dowrpayfrienrm (905) 571-6275 1-800•'•840-6275 Mark Stapley 2 BEDROOM UPPER burga- law Oshawa. Ytig rcom. ening room, large f lcren, Parking. no pets. Atlaiiabie Dec. 19M Cal 905.723.1475. PICKERING Tw" RIVM AREA. 3 -bedrooms detadied bndk house on a 50 025 lot. Two 4pc batttt. New pafM i carpet throughout. Gat heal - Ing. fridge. Stove. Waslrr. dryer S1250/mo.wN or $1450 Including ulitilles, Va071I Available !416)587.7045 or 509.8044. AJAX 2 -bedroom drain floor. oeautdully decorated• at- lached garage, air-corldtibn- Inq, deck, fenced yard, shared laundry. all appliarrcds, split utdnles. no smOkfrrwPeft, $850 Available January 1. 686.2239 RMT0gmhR_..'_- a 1 Towfdouees for Rant SOUTH AJAX, detached 2 - storey him- 3• bedrooms. ink, garage huge driveway. 7Mfsued lot Excellent ti. nanung available Presently ,acam act quick' $174900 Aiex Skordakis Sutton Group ""may (905)619 95017 Lits for so* 5 17 ACRES LESKARD, w+t't Nilmc!. c:um '• strea. °ry scemcproperty only $99.000 Walter Frank Royal ePage Frank R E (905) 576- :•11 rim to L• NrbI end MONEY PROBLEMS ' _ .u,going inkrupt or being garnisheed .eryone accepted regardless credit rating Call for free 'omation 905-576-3505 -.*idem loans included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS 1 Mongs9" Ins,ararlee MORTGAGE:, r,,": :•,: r: ,: .gig), :..a,.. q for any pur- pose An applications accept - ea Call ommuntdy Mortgage '9051 668 --am • 1 euerwx Coportunmes TIRED OF DIETING? Afeil nes$ Product designed to Make you Feel and ,Pak GREAT kwertvxek rt"fo'bu Gno6 fl yo�unb 6 CREDIT REPAIR .150 0% year paterhai $9 3'.h wivest- mem Toronto Oshawa Mr Baker (16) 921-7770 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. "lose to schools and shopping. From $910.00. Call 905-721-0980 • 1 Houses or item AJAX =, „_...... lura; QPr-lew F"Ite 26100 sc it 4 bed. 3 bathrooms. new appliances. )ai window coverings, trench Moors. fireplace, large eat -in kitchen, spaaous Large tented yard Private Non- smoking. no pets References please Jan 1 avaaabnkty. $1695. utilities 430-5417 AJAX. 2 -storey. 3 -bedroom tome patbally finished base- ment. dose to schools & traosoor4fgn Avail for Dec asking $1200(momh. no pert wry � )426-7515 Ask for AJAX. .Huse lot rem. 3 -bed mc,r Hwy 2/Harwood. close to SGrools. transit. non - Smoker no pets Available Immediately Cmdy 686-5297 FOR RENT 4 bedroom , trick rariet We farm hoose Farm- aom and fireplace, garage 1050 heat 8 o near Uxbridge Cad 905.852-5547 HASTINGS Attractive ranch style home 3 bed F2 2 blhmts, two n00ri. apps large lot Avail now $800'mo • utiktiet 1SOW (905)-404- 9000 evenings NEW 3 BEDROOM crlached house in 8o*mjroor Mas- CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE � h _, R,1 S _iI K,roms for rent 420-0042 rooDdetach d brick 3 ped PRE CHRISTMAS * LIQUIDATION SALE room detached back bunga- low. gleaming hardwood floors. 1-112 baths finished FURNITURE' ACCENT ITEMS' ELECTRONICS' COINS' JEWELLERY basement, vacant Owner ' COLLECTIBLES' UMITED EDITION ART' OILS ON CANVAS very motivated Sacrifice very 500 Loose Lean. Cold- 'GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION . TVS ' STEREOS - VCR Nell Banker kens Place Filly ' PHONES' FAX' ROMANCE' LUMBERS 'MARSHALL' CASSON %05)324 6033 NORTH WHITBY. beautiful Tormn+a hr;me 3.1 bed- 'oomS. 4 baths, located in ex- clusive Brookwood area Home backs onto forest, hn- bhed basement, close to schools Asking $212.000 ;all for viewing 905-430- 2451 AJAX - FURNISHED - • t:rg ;_" r,i 1,s parkmg- Ube. WrriOry. bar image and nw,rowave $uQ Ing 'qn- Smoker S385,'mprib h•sitast 427-6932 1 snared Accomn00.Odn H AR'N C O O. BAY LY. f-, - _ 1 1.,:. transit Dans shopping; SrQmd tan71- !hes Female preferred S35G, ma Avail imme"key 905- 426-266a NOUS[ TO SNARE +forth Central whilty . ^a'^s 2 krCher'S, pool. Spa. laundry. b:S M parking 1SVIast. $350 DO#mo . 1.3 uhkhes avail mmedraterly or Jan 1K Call 905-430-2461 SOUTH AJAX 4 bed n„ Ise share A, w S4'5, mor in- C"S" Caa,9G51-683-6899 terbe0room has a~ with WESTNEY HEIGHTS. AJAX ' roiran hull and walk-in Boat. r.,,-_ xdrdem ^nese large backyard $950 plus with 6ap & W oubm 151,1251 With referent- is438-1315 Avail0.-K Ist ' in 728-9414. earl. 201 of roc lime cusive (905)-619-30'3 THREE KOPOON )wn' house new carpet e"d paint office a • • 1 sLltst Dec Ist Days (4161 PAW S 53-4929 Eve (4161 431- rr Fn• Rent 7+ :srawa 0156 North Oshawa $am per 'a'" U.r 400 ' 600 son Oh - m0 Na/ReW East Oshawa 18W PICUMG - PRONE LOCA- 19!t Commercial Howe TIl quiet ne,gnborhood 450Sptt Shop Cap 434-2447 Gose to schools and swop x 6554132 ping. 3 Bedrooms. $1.ZOO ppcerr APPROX. 6M sq h new at - none plus Four more: nbr- +gyp,, space yo, $450 available mom please call (905) 837- Immediately Includes thirm- 9999 thing Simcoe N location Call WATERFRONT PROPERTY Saw 576-6999 COBOtAm Large 4 bedroom EXCELLENT ndoor Storage. home avadalbk Dec Ist cars Soars +t' Please at "or $1.400 pus ultras or trent after CaN (905) 885-0619 05,357-2406 tax (705) �97-1482 WNfMV. bungalow. 2 -bed- room Dundas St w 63x130 If bl LarQ! bvngroom 6 kildlen. $8.50. ubkties Avail- able Oa1 No garage, no m Baseent 430-7816 WHITBY- 3 bedroom house. finished basement, hardwood floors hrst/last . Stloo Plus utilities. references 3 credit dkok . Akin -smoker /no pels Ampabk January 1 Cad 905- 668-8557 after 6:30p m TOmrAWA to For ftO 3 BEDROOM W eekhair accessi- ble townhouse Close to Go, sd ools, shopping. Available IMMEDIATELY (905) 693-926x1 9 am: 5 pm. own your home. M down. OFFICE SPACE. Newly new vated units from 300 square feet to 4 300 square tat Great location in Dow lows Bownia mile Air cored tained. parking avauable Call (905) 263-4608 for wewrg • 1 FtorldN VW. PANG CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bed- room townhouse. Powe racum. No, private yarC. available now For into and to view Photos_ 905.579-3788 CLEARWATER, 3 -bedroom furnished mollies, heated pp0000lItot tub Minutes to beaClles. NHL. all star game Jan 24th/99. NFL Football. Blue Jay baseball, dogAbrse track Children welcome. $275/week. Photos. (9051683-5503 011- Akisr Hoard For jgL 4 ledrom. 2 Storey home an a farm new Uxbridge beautiful view, very private WO DO/ mordh plus taMitiEA$95 . 905.294- 1271 Up to 6 months free, front $775 Not. am inalwa. fArd- AM, detached 3.1 bed - mom income $28,000 o.a.c. room, 2 storey, tamely room, Aurelia Rasow to day. Odd fireplace, double Recaps, in wd Barter AMR F1al EsGk. terloCk. finished Irasemern. 728-9414. earl. 201 of roc lime pplIus more. Open House. 4 (905) 427-3804. Noake Cres. Sat./Sun. 12-5. ftem, (905)686-3513. 1 lor Ndml FOR SALE By Owner. 3 -bed- room howsel w/garage. recenl- NOMIANDVSI111111OE AREA N decorated. new shingles, Newly decorated fully fur- eavestrouphthg, do -.A; -S, . Cooking facilifies. soffit 16 Brock St.E.. $250 monthly d up. Gentle- 905-855-5300 after bpm for man preferred. (905)728.4845 viewing. *AN@6k INNmddistdty Fur- •JORA MMY home for sale. niched room in Picketing. ca- walkout backs onto beautiful bk, kitchen facilities. near ravine, fenced yard. quiet Piccenng Generating Station. C.G0, $360/month. $170 neighbourhood, in Pickering 6yrs new, original owners. tar bi-weeky.420-4318. appointment please call (905)831-2263 No agents 0- JANITORIAL. ;,ertlull lime of - 're 7+earr ; ^usmess. good Jrowth potential training. •rwupeme+tt strwtx equip- ment included Investment re- pand CaI1905-67&6888 MAKE extra money dislniti or; tn,s Amannq prodtct - To learn more all 1-888-733- 0335 To purchase or register as a disrnDWo Can 1-800- 445-3898 (Mier 66689 C Thomas) OPERATE YOUR :wan lawn marnt"rice anC snow re- moval franchise. $1400 gross weekly income guaranteed Exclusive territory Cog the Gardener (9051 763.9343 OPERATE your own lawn maintenance and snow re- m" frarichl" $12017 gross weekly income guaranteed Exclusive terntory Gn the Gardener905-763-9343 PMNCLES POTATO CHIPS - L4mited no of distnb Wstrgs are now available Ground floor opportunity. no selling Be your own boss Min in- vestment $16.800 ForiMor- mom Padoge call 1-888- 335.7533 DINKY 8 MATCHBOX VINTAGE COLLECTION ' SPORTS MEMORABILIA Alf nrRAGIJCn • ADDDAier:n CCTATC IetAre, I cDv Tues., Dec. 01 at 7:00 p.m. (Preview 6 p.m.) The Newcastle Community Center 20 King St. West, Newcastle Estate diamond rings. solitaires over 1 carat. values to $25.000.00, oak & mahogany furniture, bow front china cabinet. washstand, What Nots, quilt stands, curio cabinets, iron accents. lamps. sculptures. figurines. Precious Moments, cherished teddies, Disney, Looney Tunes, postmaster framed stamps (rare & Disct.) estate coin collection with gold & -otes. Porcelain accent vases, border fine arts wildlife sculptures (by Po'ial Doulton), ornate carved palace mirrors, decor lamps, collectibles, c.rcelain, etc Diamond & genuine stone rings, earrings, and bracelets. :'a•nond studs, silver gold chairs. bracelets, pendants, estate Items. Group of Seven art. Romance. Lumbers, C. Marshall, Dyer. Casson. -ams. Carmichael. AY Jackson. Loates. etc. Toronto Maple Leaf "emones & Dreams' 1931-1999 collectibles. autographed Exclusive ",? Doml wear -'Tie Domi" shirts. caps. poor boys, memorabilia Brand 'lame audio stereo systems w/CD, Walkman$. VCR. S' ICr col TV. Many eacefulty, at Ajax-P1ck?ring Health Centre on -,re items too numerous to mention ... Aiways anew selection of tams A - Jrsday. November 2E 1998. after a brief cattle a,ge number of Items suitable for Christmas gifts... w "1 cancer, surrounded by her loving family and -e"ns Cash, Visa, MC. Amex, as per posted & Announced, Additions & .ands Audfey ,n her 86th year. Survived by tier De etions. . v ng husband Jade Hooper Predeceased by her 10% Buyers Premium on all items. Free Draw for a Ladies Ring carents Charles and Sarah Martin. Cherished mother PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 416-298-1762 Dorothy and her husband Mendal Smdh of Alai. -anfel and his wife I li Hooper of Milbrook. -Alvin .51 """"' 1 Personals-- 1 and his wife Beverly Hooper. Daryl and its wrfe Mona Lisa Hooper. both of Oshawa, and the late Lloyd r+ooper and Pauline Tnck Dear mother -In-law of Clifford Tncx Dear grandmother of 14 grandchil- dren, 9 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great- gg►randctuldren Sister of the late Stanley. Ralston. Clarence and Preston Martin A Service of Remem- brance and Celebration will be held at CA,_IAPY BAPTIST CHURCH. 300 Posslarld Rd. E. on Mor - day, November 30. 1998 at 1:30 pm Donations made in memory of Audrey to Calvary Baptist Church. Ajax Baptist Church or the Gideon Memonal Bible Plan world be appreciated by tier family and may be made through MCINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME LTD.. '412 K,r.g " :�Sna .,A =33 C 'GONE HOME WITH GOD'S CALLING' c ^,. 4.i .il 4z MYR WIA91 l�R ♦41.vwh.Mlm. 4 s 4�v. ...�fma, .Y ...� .•,. m Fll..r ,w,��� .ti-�. 1 .... x.q V M ' 1 Deaths 1 Dearhs HOOPER Audrey Hilda (nee Martin) SURGERY OR ALTERNATIVE OSHAWA RELAXING MA;- �.�.:'.,;r,. . "..,( 'k 3 ;I-- -. AuE ",w':,, yr:v:e 4( 4riq Sale NI Natural Propnetxl Sr w1905, 404-9625 1130 am formulation designed for All . 9 tarn yexren who want a Sale way .1 "do" Shape. tone, uplift vld generally oerfed the SNI THE MARCH BREAM r -urve5 of the female farm .an You Believe n" Call 3`S 'v` ,e '- .'3051666-1027 clays night accommodation. 6 day Ift slu in ski )ut and SS Government are special family rates twnkrit Tours Whtby (905) FundsS$ 430-22$3 Ontario Udentt Gra­, ani cars 13122474043a4099 riformation to start Dec 2a 7 300 m Fm orb no and expand your ous Hess M farm 1-800-505-8866 il�l� o-rM•inorums ' 1 1-M•monarns SCOTLAND'S MAM03 and Hgnlarics _tam more aoout t • INS 17 day exclusive) *.- I and "cored tour Jon .AAI HILL at Touch at Data, 13N Consumers Or Whitby on CHRIS-TMAS Dec 2a 7 300 m Fm orb no obl gahon lid rKervafbns am necessary Cap TRAVEL PARADIGM 1-8118-567 7111 .1 • 1 Pwsorws TRIBUTES 01 OLDER LADES - Names 3 Prrvare Home Phone hunicers eTt 235 $ 3 69mr n musts e18 tone CURNXISLY SHY OLLEGE CU"E 18. '-900-561-8100 86 PEHAIIN DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE! tau 683.1110 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads rte! Hee a new Friend or Lout for Ike HEAVEILY PSYCHIC An- Swent Find Itie oracle wrthrt S299(min '18.-24 hrs 1- 900-451-3783 HEAMU PSYCHIC - 32 99 min 18. 24 fours 1.900- 451-3783 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1.900-677-7770 $500 24 hours M. &UW. African Sputu- al-medium. love sptwlist, stops divorce. nfi elity Rew rites soul mak permanently. Cap (416) 7853499 • 1 TW" . 1 TiRdurs Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commerciel Avenue Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 Wil be received u nW 5pm., Friday December 4, 1998. Contract commencing January 1, 1998. Work consists of counting, bundling, and dropping of papers, flyers, catalogues and other products to specific drop k)cabons in the Ajax /Pickering area. Delivery to be completed within 2 hrs. After receiving final product. Information packages available at: 130 Commercial Ave. Ask for Ajax tree Bid i 1 Pickering area Bid 02, Bid #3 Lowest or any bids not necessarily accepted. A special i - -Christmas In Memoriam Page A/P PAGE 38 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, NOVEMBER 29,1998 1/ D DIR E CT :11 Itnproveritertu :11 Improvements :11 Improvements Customized Boteolarn,en+s CUSTOMIZ KASENIENTS fla-%C crIcct Bascinent •Bat Shower Stalls • Plumbing • Lighting - "Wiring • Alcuvcs Ycwr Bascmcnt Specialists Frey` Estimates (905) 571-2056 CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Expert Renovations For The Physically Challenged 8 Disabled (905) 686-5211 Fax 905 686-8072 6., BUDGET HOME ntIPROVE:MENTS 5as—e— A;;!s Rec-roams. plumbing. Addtions. ek±Ctrncal, drywall. masonry d oement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mano (905)- 619-4663. 1x1.(416) 560.4663 CONIPLETE REtiO%ATIOtiS No job text bitcar small. ram ing, drywall, taping, painting - a pleasure. (:yrs. experience Call 721-1542 for FREE No Obligation quote, OR ask about our house- cleaning special DOORS ORE US GARAGE DOORS. OPENERS.(We install). FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service 8 Repairs 905437-0949 HANDYMAN Cal a Real Handyman for all your household needs. People with lirrated cash low No job too small, Pltariang, electrical, a general repairs. Cog Joesph Cd - (205)sr#447 KING HOME IMPROVE1111i Basernent aparunenit, battinxims d kraatens. an 8110ical andPluffibi dP' Roofs. 22 rears eerie No up front lees - Call Mike (9os)6e3-M90 P & D RENOVATIONS Finished bsmts. bathrooms. kitchens, sunrooms. All work guaranteed, Freeestimates. 905-619-1293. �& 1) EXTERIORS p,,,,,��" vram ...i rcwtit TALL SPLCLtL t+r,rl,a.ar.,b,p Ruaraneeed- 'Tuc , ur N,m,r in our1hand. tens) 43r.-3310 t•eoo-_t--.es. FREE ESTIMATES 807 -* LSht!&t ghnit, Aantwm all hpcs of ncn and oW. unship Cwar- 101i Discounturs. fulh ta- Frerestimates Andrew at 119W • 1 • FMaabw� 1 Parding a \ll Pin Painting and %kallpapenng S,— . fl -p General 2gwr. Jr RJ1�.,nahlC regi= .D't ,dl I,w Sen.xs w a FRFs: Fsdmax 404-9669 ROPEW PAn%7wG Spenair_m, in rnfrrior and exterior pafrrtnes. Free estnwatrs. can (905) 606-9128 F ast rrhabie Err; ,re. :gill brat airy price. TMS PAINTING b DECOR Intli & Ex:c-- European Workman- ship Fast, clean. reliable service 420-0081 WARNERS PAINT NG 1 -re, ,,timate. tienutrs disamnt Referrals ext (416 994-5590 O R Y, onAppliance NW: APPlirce Repair AJAX Moving Systems F-11 se vices moves, appliance and plan specialists. Fat rate or hourty We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and bad special, starting at $125. and up. Serving East to West Coast of, -niece to province. 725-0005 or - u= 427-0005 1 on*". I or*-. upholst-, uo-w wv // �Y1 •/Y�- Sllsada 'Vertlde Blinds • 'Caidcr^�a Shutters /. Venetian Bunds -Pleated shades i CrA lir miry}. -a— Land-4110" anL and -4110 larioscap TREE REMOVAL a NWKTENANCE Stump re a CALL l a Landscapi..y CALL DAVE 831-7055 IlRoJINA rrov.ig a Storage HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move D,- s—a we price them alt Free esti- mates. seniors discount. snort notice moves. Ap- pliances mored. also storage space available Comparable rates. Calf 1995)!7-4437 or 1-449.263-5m IMCNAISNI 1101 I a STORAGE Houses Apartments Ofttces. Appliances 6 Piano specialists senior a Mia -Month Discounts Licensed. insured Free Estimates Pnlassiti ltsrtKa. Call 436-7795. 'We oon t cut corners, we dean thein-. For an awesome clew home. Phone Sopa Yataatthe at (905) 985-208 after S p.m. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Christmas Dreams #3 insert (promo #541) included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 5- 30% off Casual Connection chenille sweater, reg. $69.99 - price is lower than advertised. Copy should read: "Casual Connection plush chenille sweater, reg $64.99 sale 345.497. Page 42 • 'Shangrila' bedroom grouping 8 'Variations' bedroom grouping - copy descriptions were transposed; Page 42 - 'Shangrila' satin comforters, shams, berdsldrts, satin sheet sets - will only be available in Eaton's Toronto Eaton Centre, Eaton's Montreal, and Eaton's Yorkdale stores only. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S Party Services : Party Services RABBLT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. CaU Ernie 668-4932 ' Cl law's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns.* *-^arader look-alikes. loot bags. ballow-o-grams, 'a.e painting. magic, music. 'Blue Ribbon 90 Wimm 5Parent 19W1 W -19N CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 892 892 eVaa■ rV GUYS GALS - DATES �� Se jar.7w'vr ser! tAe t111naY Eros Itiovars rpt, .'Voir it's aaer to 24 Hours i ( i by are Sam! Hargan rales. homes V . ' : 1 a 111111101111i"SYSTEM 25 years experience, MOIfIM6 SYSTEM �. 1 AoaAlt g 0• as «nowty rtla. .. PANTNG A t11ot. i PLASTEIIr�G Colour matching Comp�r coror.eraal Fait i LOW. its a up ^ Stucco ceilings No money up front, , : Fra Estawas 1 -fir -77M _ CLELLAN pay when your satisfied. 5a mates 8r Free Estracenor Entrails. sDrsmw 1 -888491.6600 ll scam at f MOU NTAIN ' (4t6µ14 -5911(a Q 111111101111i"SYSTEM 25 years experience, Mk Wil trove atiytlWtq. �. 1 AoaAlt g : / PAC" Coirrrnnn erta� re tial. .. =¢<; Padtaprq, sbrape and 447.1799 or 9A-1944 brnies aracable. 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Free estimates. =¢<; 0 a N 10110 aa, 447.1799 or 9A-1944 � T or J donnxY Packow avabw. On Thbns a tall -0 (!05) SELL IT NOW CALL 683-M OR FAX 5794218 a grritk-owns bev,rnrnd ECCEMOML UD1E5 El GA.VGF' & CL15.5 RMAI911.(Tl' A DMIETKM Gt'ARA'YT'EED 4104 8761 NOW HIRING Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors. are ava1l- n able for your convenience e'Yery Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Please Call 683-0707 ALL SAFE PRO DIpV11116 SCHOOL 4 DAYS - (2 WEEKENDS) DRIVING COURSE Nov WN a Dec 54 - *SPECIAL $279.00 Bring a friend &receive additional $1e-44 tliaesttat Course Approved Maximum Insurance discount Also inquire about our regular courses. You only learn to drive (vice. DO IT RJGA7 can ("5)428-717 a WELDING *' Build, rebuild or repau. Call Roger (416) 379-5673 (905) 831-7861 =¢<; (905) 686-7204 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-M OR FAX 5794218 a grritk-owns bev,rnrnd ECCEMOML UD1E5 El GA.VGF' & CL15.5 RMAI911.(Tl' A DMIETKM Gt'ARA'YT'EED 4104 8761 NOW HIRING Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors. are ava1l- n able for your convenience e'Yery Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Please Call 683-0707 ALL SAFE PRO DIpV11116 SCHOOL 4 DAYS - (2 WEEKENDS) DRIVING COURSE Nov WN a Dec 54 - *SPECIAL $279.00 Bring a friend &receive additional $1e-44 tliaesttat Course Approved Maximum Insurance discount Also inquire about our regular courses. You only learn to drive (vice. 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Only at an Ontario Chevrolet dealer. 19CAVALIEi) SEDAN NO SURPRISE LEASE GUIDE MONTHLY PAYMENT (36 mowoo km) 5188 CASH DOWN (or trade equivalent) $11455 FREIGHT '645 GAS TAX 575 PRE -DELIVERY INSPECTION NO EXTRA CHARGE PST/GST (INCLUDING TAX ON PAYMENT) 5354 SECURITY DEPOSIT WAIVED (O.A.C.) TOTAL AMOUNT DUE ON DELIVERY "21717 Licence, P.P.S.A. & Admin. Fees Extra Here's How It Works For Lease ig It tells you item by item, what the total costs are to lease. You11 see the down payment, secuhh- osit, treight charge and all the taxes laid for a single bottom line price. IF ONLY EVE1tYrIEI M N LIFE WAS AS DOINDAM AS CAVMML 22 litze mp* • 5 Ta)d manual mon • 4 -wheel Affi No Ne d Gembm dual 5ont air bags • PARDW4 t viWeimmt system • AM/FM steep • body colour mouldings # timed glass • duld-senuity rear door lodes • re&* fined bucket seats • rear seat heat ducts Here's How It Works For Purchase: We've simplified your buying decision b� including the cost of freight and applicable air tax in the advertised price. So when you see the price, you'll get the whole picture with no hidden costs. $15 957 • I AVM ABIF FL%ANCM WfIH 2 • % PURCHASE 4 • % AbAl1ABlRTtCFIASEF FNkNCNG LT TO M) NCM7 b. You should lalow tint_ AN bases have annual kibmetre Ind of 20.000 km, $0.12 per excess kilometre PST and GST extra. Other lease options available �Fnancrtg on approved GMAC credit onty. Exempla a1: 510,000 at 2.9'o APR, the monthly payment is $290 37 for 86 months Cast d Dorrowng is 54 X3.32, total oblgatan �s 510.453.32.Exarnple r2 570.000 at 4 g°a APR. the monthly payment is $188.25 for 60 months Cost of borrowing �s 57.295.00. Total obligation is $11.295.00. Down payment an&or trade may be required =Ihly payment and cast of borrowing wiN vary deperWmg on amount borrowed and down peymentArade. Offers apply to new 19% models of vehicles equipped as described Dealer order or trade maybe necessary. Limited time offers which may not be combined with Other offers Dealer may sell Or lease for kiss. See your dealerlsl for condrtxxu and details.