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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_10_15PICKERING NEWS AD. VERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 43,700 36 PAGES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND Pickering backs GTSB But councillors warn against taxing powers PICKERING — Local politi- cians support the continuation of the Greater Toronto Services Board (GTSB) as a co-ordinating body, but don't want it to become another level of government. The. City's executive commit- tee voted Tuesday to endorse a staff report written in response to a request for municipal input on the first phase of the ongoing GTSB review. When the board was formed m . by the Province in 1998 to over- see service delivery in the Greater Toronto Area, it was re- quired to conduct a review of its size, composition and mandate before the end of this year. And, according to the City's report, staff are in favour. of "re - energizing and strengthening the role and responsibility of the GTSB such that it becomes a RON PIETRONIRO/News Advertiser photo strong GTA policy -setting ageBut ' local councillors don't Wedge.over troubled water want to see the board evolve into - another level of government. "I think it's important we sup- Golfer Dennis Thornhill shows his disappoint- show of colour, the setting for a round of golf in port (the GTSB as a co-ordinat- ment after chipping his ball into the pond at recent days has been picture perfect. Mr. Thorn - Pickering Village's Riverside Golf Course on the hill, despite his untimely shot, had a good laugh See PICKERING page 2 9th hole. With autumn trees offering their annual at his misfortune. et in the. of civic election cdates Social Development Council director delivers strong message to voters BY SUSAN O'NEILL sentation Wednesday at the Church member of the communitycurrently sending to taxpayers. Staff Miter of the Holy Trinity in Ajax to mem- "Get in the face of the candidates "The women's shelter needs The upcoming municipal elec- bers of church's outreach commit- who are running in the upcoming funding," he said, noting any money tion is a prime opportunity for com- tee. election," he said. "If you believe sent as a donation to the SDC will go munity members to challenge. candi- And, he believes it's a message these are serious issues, ask them, directly towards a fund for a shelter. dates on the issues of child poverty that applies to the broader communi- `What are you going to do about "If you don't want to give it to us, in Durham and the need to build ty as the SDC prepares to launch a these issues?' If you find a candidate put it to some good," he said, adding more affordable housing and a task force that will focus on making who's going to do something, sup- "The women's shelter can use it be - women's shelter here. a women's shelter a reality in the port them." cause it's trying to meet a need Mike That's the message Duncan Ajax -Pickering area. Mr. Read is also challenging Harris refuses to fund." Read, executive director of the So- Mr. Read issued a three -fold members of the public to do some- The SDC is also urging commu- cial Development Council (SDC) of challenge to those in attendance thing positive with the $200 tax re - Ajax -Pickering, voiced during a pre- Wednesday that applies to every , bates the provincial government is See ELECTION page 3 AtAffiance It's all in your head! They affect one in seven Canadians, including children and cost the national economy an estimated $500 million annual- ly. They are sometimes preced- ed by auras or visions of flashing lights. They are described as feeling like `vice grips' which squeeze one's head in a lengthy and painful grip. They are migraines and they can be extremely debilitating for those who suffer from them. For Durham resident Vicki Hainer and thousands like her, a migraine is a frequent visitor which is always painful and al- ways unwelcome. See the story on page 8. WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page/6 Name Dropping/7 Sports/28 Classified/29 GIVE USA CALL General/683-5110 Distribution/683-5117 General FAX/683-7363 Death Notices/683-3005 Sincerely Yours 1-8W-662-8423 Web site: durhamnews.net Email: steve.houston@ durhamnews. net Ad 6 N it B Cts 61>l6-2445 SHOWROOM OPEN! on. 401 8�e a bra flu �$4 idtles �H tr li vistaTM Introducingthe new Vista 390 843 King St., W., Oshawa 390 (just west of Thornton) - Bring this ad in and we'll include a BONUS FREE Timex Indiglo wrist watch with the purchase of a Vista 3901 OFFER! Just Arrived! While quantities last. Subject to change without notice. Watch may not be exactly as shown. B�±" World . P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Pickering firefighters are ready to make a difference Pickering Professional Firefighters Association members are taking off their boots to raise money for the Children's Wish Foundation. The association's annual boot drive runs Saturday, Oct. 21 and Sun- day, Oct. 22 from .10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • DURHAM'S FINEST AUTOMOTIIVE ■ ■ ■ -4 . � uu F ■ AUTO GLASS & C *,,CAR ALARMS • REMOTE ST Please re Firefighters will be stopping vehi- cles, boots in hand, and asking for donations at many different locations throughout Pickering. Among the stops are the Pickering Town Centre, the Metro East Trade Centre and Lone Star Cafe. For more information call 427-6415. cle Master of the macarena C Emma Irwin, a Grade I student at Gandat- children together for a common cause and . setiagon Public School in Pickering, does they all had fun taking part. Proceeds from the Macarena during a fund=raising dance- the event will go toward various projects at a-thon held at the school. The event brought the school. & t ` 1010 Brock Road South■ (Northwest comer atBayly)y■ w/% �0�831-4290 �0 ly Call till 9 v.m.J 9. T • WAX COMPOUND• POLISH • CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY • ur News Advertiser! supports. continuation ®Includes fuu ra � e Pickering• •- - • pp ® Detailed report prepared for you ,Services ® Complimentary Hand Car Wash • Toronto Services Board _ i o f Greater_ ost to ou for a limited time ®$39 95 value at no e y PICKERING from page I a nate GO Transit. ing Public Library is hosting But, Pickering Mayor ing body)," said Ward 2 local Wayne Arthurs defended the Councillor Mark Holland who board's accomplishments to called on his colleagues to ex- date. press their "opposition to the "It's very difficult to move evolution of that role into a forward on the agenda on governing role. transportation in the absence "It's appropriate we take the of dedicated funding," he said. opportunity to define the limits The City's report on the first of what we feel the role of the phase of the GTSB review will GTSB should be." go to council for final consid- Ward l Regional Councillor eration Monday. Maurice Brenner said he The second phase of the re - agrees the GTSB should not view will examine optional evolve into a GTA level of models for the structure of the government, noting the board GTSB and make recommenda- should not have any taxing tions on a preferred future powers. composition and mandate for "Heaven help us if the the board. GTSB becomes another level Councillors also applauded of government," he said, the GTSB's development of adding he believes the board '1 d" ' 't t k to co-ordi- "fai the GTA Countryside Strategy which is intended to prnviriP n a to t s s Library to help small businesses benefit from the Internet PICKERING — Picker- formation on the Internet. ing Public Library is hosting The use of the Internet as a an Internet training session to market research tool will also provide small business own- be discussed. In . addition, ers with tips about how to participants will be shown conduct research on the Web. how to use the library's own `Business Research on small business Web site, the Internet' is being held in `Starting and Growing a the auditorium of the Central Business in Pickering'. Library, 1 The Esplanade, A basic knowledge of the from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Internet is required for this Wednesday, Oct. 25. program. The library's business li- The program is free, but brarian will review and rec- space is limited. ommend some of the many To reserve a spot call 831 - sources of small business in- 6265 or 686-0250 ext. 243. 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NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY, EDITION, October 15,20W PAGE 3 P Election candidates must bepressed to act on social needs here at home: SDC ELECTION from page 1 community together to get the Agent community to build the shel- nity members to volunteer to ter," he said, noting it's esti- serve on a task force it plans mated it would cost about to form following the munici- $1.2 million to build a shelter pal and federal elections. for abused women and their Mr. Read reports approxi- children: He says a recent car mately 12 people have come rally organized by the Ajax forward to date to sit on the Pickering Women's Centre to task force and he says any raise funds for the shelter was other volunteers are encour- "very successful," but notes, aged to contact the SDC. there is "a long way to go". "The task force is going to Mr. Read also says the be charged with drawing the community needs to come to - Functional Dentures ... One Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) " Relines " Complete, Partial Dentures NEW PERMANENT, William Stell, DD, EC.A.C.4) SOFT DENTURE LINER Charles Wm. Steil D.D. 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. r PICK RING VILLAGE AJAX 683-4294 Aftar hniirc d9A-RAM WHY ARE 37 MILLION CARS INSURED WITH STATE FARM? Just ask one of these good neighbor agents. IOMBERLE► FROST SCOTT ANDREWS Agent Agent 641 Kingston Road- 3U5 Ilingston Road, Suite 206 (Ihq #2 & wldteS N.) (Ilry #2 & Mt= Rd.) Pickering, Ontario PkBering, Ontario (905) 420-3221 (905) S09-1167 PAUL WILLIPAS VIC O'NEARN Agent Agent 1020 Brock Rd. S., Suite #2000 (Brock Rd. & Barb St.) 467 Westner Rd. S., Unit #20 (Westley at Bad St.) Pickering, Ontario Alai, Ontarlo (905)839-6306 (905)683-2251 ►TE FARM Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. * State farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company suRAwcE * Canadian Head Office: Scarborough, Ontario gether to address the need for people in Ajax who are look- those people... there are a For more information affordable housing. ing for, affordable housing," whole variety of things we about the SDC and the "We've got over 5,000 he said. "We need to do some- need to bring people together women's shelter task force people in Durham and 1,000 thing to meet the needs of to talk about." call, 686-2661. l Repbcriroat bealta pad witr'4�y FloteaaaSter l � wig a S � S R R " du ft ad Sumph where .. ��O �+ with purchase of 2 tires • tare wwwwe IWO. 3 .Ee me 5, 5 +�P�wa� I •sze�E..w�-rOR* '' MWCM :.and/erdemaga 1 ANY OIL CHANGE PACKAGE 1 N > 2499i son, S@rWft Nouns: t �Y RabiAioiu N , tatabtl..' `r earw(ka1 �kiEEE aaF i Monday Friday 7:30 am - 9.00 pm kalcs — — - — Ofler appNee U anve nsf tai synd�dik: oB.. , n ro roe. (}R .� Satorhy Bushy 7410 am 6:�Pm 1735 PICKERING PARKWAY AT 6ROCK ROAD 686-2309 ; Ward l local incumbent PICKERING — City Councillor Dave Ryan has announced he's seeking a third term in his local Ward 1 seat. "I have been proud and honoured to represent the community for the past six years," he said. "During this time we have held the .line on taxes, improved the transit system, built two new com- munity centres and expanded the se- niors centre." Prior to being elected in 1994, Coun. Ryan was an active community repre- sentative. And, in addition to his time on council, he brings 30 years of business and management experience at IBM. During his six years on council he Holland seeks regional. seat PICKERING — Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland has declared his candidacy for the Ward 2 Regional seat in the Nov. 13 municipal election. "This election will be about our envi- ronment and the hard choices that Durham and Pick- ering council will face over the next three years," said. the Bay Ridges k resident who has represented Ward mak, 2 as the local councillor . for the MARK HOLLAND past three years. Here in Picker- ing, Coun. Holland says the municipali- ty has "the potential to live up to our city status. The ability to attract industry, connect our green spaces and define a lasting and enhanced sense of commu- nity. We have the opportunity to not only protect our environment but also to improve it, making it the cornerstone of a healthy, vibrant city." At the regional level, he says Durham needs to move on several fronts, including expanding recycling programs, bringing a women's shelter to Ajax -Pickering and creating true com- munity policing. He maintains the main challenge at both levels "will be to choose communi- ty over sprawl, to judge every applica- tion that comes before us -by asking what is best for Pickering, to look be- yond the application number -and make the decision that is best for people, to promote our city and build an image that attracts business and entices you to spend your leisure time locally." In the past three years, Coun. Hol- land has been chairman of the Millenni- um Trail Waterfront Committee, co- chairman of the Waterfront Co-ordinat- ing Committee, chairman of Winterfest and vice-president of the Ajax -Picker- ing Social Development Council. He lives in Ward 2 with his wife Aer- lyn and their three children. I1Tllroij 11J l i ' .I I HEALTH DEPARTMENT Under the authority of the Health Department, the Regional Municipality of Durham is seeking three voluntary members for the Durham Nuclear Health Committee (DNNC) The DNHC has been meeting for the past four years. Meetings are held every two to three months. The Committee acts as a forum for discussing and addressing radiological emissions from Ontario Power Generation's nuclear generating stations in Durham Region and potential human health impacts. The DNHC will be adding three more voluntary members to represent the interests and concerns of, their communities on matters that pertain to the health of the public. One of three new DNHC members will reside in Ajax and the two others elsewhere in Durham Region. Preference will be given to applicants with an interest in nuclear energy and human health. Interested applicants should submit a letter outlining their interest and background to: DR. ROBERT KYLE COMMISSIONER AND MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HEALTH DEPARTMENT 1615 DUNDAS ST. E., SUITE 210 WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 2L1 Submissions must be received at the Health Department no later than Friday, October 27, 2000. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 5 P hopes to mal has represented residents as chairman of the Race Relations and Equity Commit- tee, has served on the hospital and li- brary boards, the Waterfront Co-ordi- nating Committee, and the City's site plan and budget committees. He has also been the council liaison to the Durham Regional Police and Pickering Ajax Citizens Together for the Environ- ment (PACT). "This election is very im- portant for the community of Picker- ing," said Coun. Ryan. "The coming ke it three in term brings many opportunities and challenges such as amalgamation, new governance structures, the proposed York water pipe and continued down- loading from the Province. Now is the time for experienced representation." Coun. Ryan notes his objective is to "establish the City of Pickering as Both a thriving community and a destination place with continued business develop- ment and improved community re- sources". a row, DAVE RYAN COMINGSOON... CANADA'S OCTOBER LARGEST 209 21," & 22 HI MRS 3 -DAY HOME MARKHAM FAIRGROUNDS SHO. " SHOW! "�. V Free Perking M Info. (905) 477-2677 P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 NEWSd im a &OPiN oA3 E itor EDITORIAL ADVERTISER OCT. 15, 20 00 Don't get foroefful..� have to squeeze in some door -knock- during election fever AULLUS m* ing and glad-handing with all-candi- ISSUE 1% Federal politicians will make headlines, but municipal vote just as important to future p J p MW 1; ' ON? Mark Monday, Nov. 27 on your federal campaigns and leaders are election calendar. Nearly 160 Liberal bound to get the lion's share of the l / MPs already have, including incum- public's attention. bent Liberals in all the Durham -area So get ready for a blizzard of nom - tidings. ination meetings. There are few candi- But don't get that last Monday in, dates nominated and ready to run in November mixed up with the second ridings across Durham. All the sitting Monday -in November, the 13th, when MPs are in for the fight. a provincewide municipal election The Canadian Alliance will un - takes place. Oh and there's that little doubtedly field some strong candidates �fl Y�� doligtwi@han�.can election south of the border about a on the heels of new leader Stockwell LETTERS TO THE EDITOR week earlier than that. Day's impressive leadership campaign Forgive us if we'll soon be feeling a performance last summer. And the To - little election burnout with federal ries and NDP, as always, will be in Region has to election ads all over the TV on U.S. fighting for your votes. and Canadian channels. It will be wall But don't forget about your hard - to -wall promises, pledges and, surely working municipal candidates, most of answer questions some nastiness too, to fill the minutes whom have `day jobs' after all and between your favourite prime -time sit- have to squeeze in some door -knock- To the editor: com, dramedy or sports event. ing and glad-handing with all-candi- York Region is currently design - Oh and the signs. There'll be dou-' dates meetings. Based on the pay and ing a Water Pumping Station in Pet- ble the number this November to con- perks involved, being a councillor or ticoat Creek Park. Pickering resi- tend with. As one municipal candidate, trustee is truly a labour of love and dents want to know how York can who remembers what happened in No- agree or disagree with each candidate's do this in our City, and, it appears, vember 1988 when he went door- platform, you have to respect their with Durham Region's encourage - knocking the last time this happened, dedication and desire. ment. he'll soon get weary about being asked So, do yourself a favour this fall and In 1997, York Region prepared what party he represents. take an interest in what's happening its Long Term Water Supply Master That's the big hassle when we get out there. It will only last about a Plan to examine water needs.and double-electioned. Who's running for month but remember, those you elect supply options. After selecting the what and where? Frankly, it's hard will be making decisions that concern Durham West corridor for a de - enough for municipal candidates, most you for the next three to four years. tailed study, a terms of reference of whom run on shoestring budgets, to Mississauga Ice Bears last month. document was drawn up to outline get publicity for their campaigns and E -Mail your comments on this opinion how the study was to be undertak- to generate a decent (read better than to steve.houston@durhamnews.net. Sub- en. In the background information 30 per cent) turnout on election day. missions which include a first and last of that document, York states: With their huge budgets and the con- name, as well as the city of residence, will "During the York Region Master stant wave of publicity they'll get, the be considered for publication. Plan process, the Regional Munici- This Lightning strike is enjoyable Local women's squad offers top -calibre hockey for fans Just in case you didn't notice, top- calibre women's hockey is played i right here in Ajax and Pickering. The Durham Clearnet Lighting Al have embarked on their second season in the ultra -competitive National =- Rivett Women's Hockey League (NWHL). - And, with a revamped lineup, the '£ Sports editor Ajax -based squad hopes to continue its improvement in a league that fea- tures many of the top players on Cana- son and Sarah Reid, both of Kingston, da's national women's hockey team. Patty Davis of Ajax, team captain Erin Although the Lightning have a long Rourke _of Pickering and Jacqueline way to go to reach the lofty heights Coens of Marmora — back from last currently occupied by the North York- season. based Beatrice Aeros — the defend- Although the Lightning are still ex- ing NWHL and national senior `AAA' periencing considerable growing champions of women's hockey — the pains, going 1-7 in their first eight locals are slowly, but surely beginning league games, the future does indeed to put the pieces in place. look bright. Evidence of that was in Going into the 2000-2001 cam- their opening league game at Missis- paign, the Clearnet Lightning cleaned sauga's Hershey Centre against the house in an attempt to move up in the Mississauga Ice Bears last month. standings from its inaugural season. In' Playing a talent -laden Mississauga total, 10 new faces were added to team, the Clearnet Lightning held complement nine veterans players — their own, losing 3-2 in a well -played including forwards Elizabeth Chias- game. A year ago, the Lightning were 14-1 losers to the same Mississauga squad. Also back with the Lightning is head coach Don Henwood. The Pick- ering resident has presided over the steady improvement of a club still try- ing to find its way in the competitive women's loop. "I'm excited about the season," says Henwood. "We're looking to have a faster, stronger team and we should be a little bit more physical than we were last season." The Lightning play their home games at the Ajax Community Centre, either on Tuesday or Saturday evenings. For the price of a $5 adult admission ticket, patrons will be treat- ed to the .best women's hockey in the country. You can catch the Lightning's next home game on Saturday, Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. against Le Mistral de Que- bec from Laval. E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to al.rivett@durhamnews.net pality of Durham confirmed its in- terest in continued co-operation in assessing servicing options that could address the long-term re- quirements for both York and Durham regions. In particular, ad- vantages became apparent with po- tential supply locations to the west of the existing Ajax Water Supply Plant:' In York's own minutes from a public information meeting, Jeff Trudeau, a consultant with that re- gion, "stated that there was more opportunity to co-operate with Durham Region related to the Durham West study area." Two years later in 1999, the studies were actually done, and it was determined there is no real benefit to Durham. Toa late, the project is now centered in Picker- ing with the Region's apparent wel- come. The same document goes on to outline the rationale for the pipeline, indicating in addition to York's water needs, it could pro- vide water for the proposed Picker- ing airport lands. Wasn't Durham Region con- cerned about the Pickering Airport? The potential to hasten the develop- ment of the airport is obvious. Pickering residents face two years of construction dust, noise, traffic chaos, and safety concerns for our children. An estimated 180 dump trucks per day on Whites Road is quite an impact. For York Region's sole benefit. Recently, Pickering council unanimously denounced York's plans in several motions. Where is the Region? We have heard no such position from the very people that appear to have invited the problem in the first place. Since we have not heard from Durham, we are left to assume they still support this intrusion into the heart of Pickering without a care for the well-being of their citizens. The citizens trof Pickering de- mand more of their Regional gov- ernment. It is election time. Time to see who cares. Don Brooks, Treasurer, Pickering Community Working Group NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 7, 2000 PAGE 7 A/P • NEWSame ropp in 9 ADVERTISER OCT 1 5 g 2 0 0 0 Birthday Oct. 15 is a special day for Con Papaconstantinou as he celebrates his ninth birthday. "Sending him this birthday wish, for joy the whole year through, with love, because you're special, with love, because you're you! Have a happy day. Hugs, kisses and love from Mom, Dad, Stephanie and brothers Greg, Chris and Zack." Birthday "Our little ray of sun- $_ shine" Cam- eron Matthew Savory -Nelson - celebrates his 4 first birthday on 5 Oct. 15. "One � year ago, we i k � 4 were blessed _ } with your pres- ence and evuly day since has _ been a blessing. May this day be as special to you as it is to us. Best wishes and lots of love from brothers Dwayne and Mitch, Mom, Dad, ,Bonnie, Grandma, Grandpa, your aunts, uncles, cousins and friends" Birthdays October is a busy month on Driftwood Court. Megan Ferguson will be five on the 24th, Samantha Lepoutre was 12 on the 11th, Sara Madeley will be six on the 20th and Caitlin Wakefield was eight on the 13th. Best wishes also to Ryan Szoldatis, who will be 16 on the 31st, and Colin Wakefield, who was 13 on the 5th. Happy birthday to all. Birthday Stefano turned three on Sept. 23 and he cele- brated his birthday with a big party. Lots of love and kisses from Dad, Mom, S o f i a, cousins Nicholas, A l e x i, Aunts Sophia, Nancy, Betty, Dora, Magie and Abbey, Uncles Roland, Peter, Stevie and .Terry, and his grandparents. Birthday Jennifer Kiochopolos has reached double digits, turning 10 on Oct. 9. Wish- ing the birth- day girl all the best with love are Mom, Dad and brother Michael. aos� 1794 Liverpool xoaaBirthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: y Pickering 831-5431Name Dropping,. j� THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: Let us know. We'll publish your 1. Lindsay Spry C/o Keith Gilligan, 2. Daniella D'Ambrosio 3. Con Papaconstantinou special occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave., \ Winners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive i their FREE cake. (Please provide identification) and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. Ll S 2H5 PRIZE VALID UNTIL SAT., OCT. 21, 2000 eia PAnF a NEws ADVERTISER., SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer Migraines. Monster headaches. Pain. Pain. Pain. About one in seven Canadians suffer from migraines, including be- tween 200,000 and 300,000 chil- dren. As sufferers can attest, mi- graines are more than just a bad headache. Joanne Brown of the Migraine Association of Canada says a mi- graine usually lasts from 24 to 72 hours and sufferers have to "de- crease their social activities and workplace activities. "Migraines cost half -a -billion dollars to the Canadian economy (annually). The actual number of lost days is five -and -a -half million days," she notes. "So it's a big prob- lem and I think it's under -diagnosed and under -treated." There have been any number of reasons or beliefs for the cause of migraines put forth over the cen- turies. For instance, it was once thought there were evil spirits in the head. And Greek physician Hippocrates believed the intense pain was caused by fluids or vapours circulat- ing in the body, rising from the liver to the brain. In the 18th century, Thomas Willis put forward the theory that migraines were caused by the swelling of blood vessels in the brain. It wasn't until the 1940s when the correct diagnosis was made — blood vessels in the brain constrict during a migraine. Accompanying the intense pain are nausea, vomiting, and a sensitiv- ity to light and noise. "There's an in- tense throbbing action, usually uni- laterally, on one side of the head,' Ms. Brown says. "It will probably knock your socks off." There are two types of migraines - one with an aura, which 20 per cent of sufferers get, and one with- out. The aura is difficult to describe, but think of your senses being over- powered. When Vicki Hainer gets a mi- graine, it's sometimes accompanied with the aura and "colours are jagged and there are lights inside my eyes. It goes from one side of my face to the other." The pain is like someone with "vice grips at my temples and they're trying to close them, says the Oshawa resident. "Sometimes I' m totally flat and I go to bed in a dark room. Sometimes I can func- tion. The last couple, I ended up missing work." Aside from taking medicine, "the only thing I can do is lie down in a dark room. Basically, I hide from the world,' Ms. Hainer notes. Ms. Brown says two-thirds of sufferers are women and it's thought to be related to the hormones estro- gen and progesterone. "Women in menopause don't get headaches anymore," she notes. Ms. Brown says migraine suffer- ers run the full age span, from chil- dren as young as one to seniors over 70. However, she notes it's not as common after age 60 and that's par- ticularly true with women. The peak years are between 25 and 40, "which are also the peak earning years. It's hitting the people who make up the biggest part of the workforce." In the early 1990s, medication called `triptans' was discovered and worked well for some sufferers. Durham Region resident Vicki Hainer has been periods are often accompanied Vy auras ana suffering from severe migraines since she was flashing lights. In those cases, she says, `the only 13. The onset of the painful, prolonged migraine thing I can do is lie down in a dark room'. It S. all In your head Migraine sufferers often do so in silence Others need to take different'medi- exercising. Brown states. cine to deal with the pain, nausea "For a lot, we find it's a lifestyle Managing migraines is the key, and vomiting. issue. They can't drink red wine however, as Ms. Brown notes, " For some sufferers, using med- anymore or they can't be around haven't known of anybody it's been ication has "in fact, gotten much of cigarette -smoke. 100 -per -cent eliminated for. their life back," says Ms. it' chronic Inn -term dis- Brown. Others aren't as fortu- nate, as prescribed med- ication doesn't work at all and they're forced to use over-the-counter medication such as as- pirin. Some even turn to anti -depressants or anti- epileptic medicine. "Each person is differ- ent. You have to sit down with your doctor," Ms. Brown says. If medication doesn't work, other options in- clude massage therapy, yoga and acupuncture. - Finding the trigger of a migraine can help, along with making lifestyle changes. Stress is a "known trig- ger" so sufferers have to maintain a balanced Are you susceptible? Do you suffer from migraine? If you're not sure, this eight -point check list from The Migraine Association of Canada could hold your answer. If two or more of the following statements concerning your past experience with headache pain apply to you, contact your doctor to determine if you suffer from migraines or clus- ter headaches. • The pain was moderate to severe and ag- gravated by physical activity; • The pain lasted from several hours to sever- al days; • You saw blind spots, lines, flashing lights or endured 'heat waves' shortly before or during a headache; • You felt sick to your stomach or felt like vom- iting; • You were unusually bothered by, or, especial- ly sensitive to light, strong odours or sound; • The pain was worse on one side of the head; • The pain was pounding or throbbing; and • The pain was localized around the eye. aa , g order. "There have been a lot of people who have made ad- justments. They swear by magnets or acupuncture'" she says. "I'm always skeptical. Under the right conditions, migraines will reappear." . Ms. Brown has suffered from migraines for 39 years, since she was six. "Actually, I'm having a good year. Tra- ditionally, I get six to eight a month. I'm a fairly severe sufferer. "In the last few years, I've made lifestyle changes." Another trigger is the weather. Calgary is known as the `migraine capital of Canada', Ms. Brown says. When chinook kinds blow in, the barometric pressure can either go up or down. "The number who get mi - lifestyle, she says. This in grains is phenomenal, based on cludes getting to bed at a reasonable They make adjustments and usually that alone," she says. time, drinking plenty of fluids and the migraines can be managed," Ms. The onset of Ms. Hainer's mi - grainer "depends on the weather. A barometric pressure increase is a major trigger." She gets them about once a week and that makes it difficult keeping a job. "It depends on the employer. Right now, I have a very good em- ployer," Ms. Hainer says. "It's tough to keep a job. There are a lot of em- ployers out there who don't under- stand: ' One of the reasons for a lack of understanding stems from there being no visible signs someone is suffering, she says. "A lot of illnesses have outside signs. With migraines, if you look at the face it may seem pale. A lot of times, they say `he's not sick or she's not sick,"' Ms. Hainer adds. "People have lost relationships, jobs, homes because of this." She says, "I was about 13 (when she had her first migraine), but it wasn't properly diagnosed until I was 23 " Her husband Robert and 18 - year -old daughter Stephanie also suffer from migraines. It's believed for 50 per cent of sufferers, there's a hereditary factor involved, Ms. Brown says, adding if a woman's mother gets. them, chances are she will suffer or a sis- ter or a niece will. Researchers are still trying to -de- termine if migraines are genetic. "I think they're still trying to sort that out. They're doing the research," Ms. Brown says. Having both started getting mi - grains at a young age, Ms. Brown and Ms. Hainer understand full well a child's difficulty in understanding what they're going through. "It's very frightening to get the aura," says Ms. Brown. "The aura stage comes before the pain. There was visual disturbances and jagged lines. Without knowing what's hap- pening, it can be very frightening:' For children, "There's not a lot of medication available. It's very strong, so we have to look at biofeedback and massage therapy," she adds. The triggers have to be found, so the child can "gain some control over the headaches and what can be done about it. It's very frightening," Ms. Brown says. As she's from a family of mi - grain sufferers, her parents recog- nized right away what she was going through. Ms. Hainer's daughter Stephanie began getting them while in kinder- garten. Helping and explaining the situation to a young child can be dif- ficult. "You basically answer their questions as they come up," Ms. Hainer says. "At that age, they do understand pain. As they grow older, they do understand the ques- tions." Here's who to call: The Migraine Association of Canada can -be reached at 416-920- 4916 or at www.migraine.ca. The Durham Region Migraine Self -Help Group meets the last Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Ms. Hainer says there's no cost to join and new members, both sufferers and caregivers, are wel- come. For the self-help group, call Ms. Hainer at 571-1368. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 9 A/P SEARS Hometentrai i Final week.' 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A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 4: ..PRODUCT OF CANADA •• CI TICloCETq • SHOULDER ARM • BLADE 1.30 3.28 -kg L LEG kg QUARTERS OXO •BOVRIL - INSTANT 149 q -r Ir$ BOUILLON TRE•SHH ,ORR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN �CHICKEN (\� 80X OF A. • LL VI Q�` iL V JL JJi VA! B X 22•� LB. BO118 k9 1 X O 149 $ LB. P�gAlj p7 2E^� BCU�e+° •POTATO COLE�SLDAW •MACARONI PFbDUCT OF CANADA PRODUCT OF CANADA PRODUCT OF CANADA RODUCT OF CANADA •CELLO I.Q.F. BONELESS SKINLESS SEASONED FROZEN GRAD A" FRE OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN WRAPPED •BONE -IN SALTED �rFETA CHEESE a 2.99 3AL PAADSe 2.99 CHICKEN BREASTS 2.99 CORNISH RNS �99 CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS.�%9 COD59FISH 2.99LR LB. mill BLADE EYE SPRING LAME BEEF1(10 SHOULDER 3 - 4 LB. 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(.20 EA.�ASE •99 g .69 700 mL JAR EA. 7 SUNRISE BRAND AT THE DELI COUNTER a m a I IrfTeTCY9771 " f1iimil ee- PRODUCT OF ONTARIO - RIB END OR CENTRE CUT SWEET PICKLED • ROLLED IN CORNMEAT• • WHOLE • BY THE PIECE • SPECIAL K PLUS375 g sox oi,ty;p PORK BACKS WAXED BOLOGNA ; M� WHEATS 475 g BOx 2049 HUMUNGO MUNCH 325 g BOX BY THE PIECE 6.15 kg 2.18 kg CUSTOM SLICED 7.25 kg / 3.29 LB. CLASSIC 199 Yt _x� CUSTOM SLICED 284 kg / 129 LB. Psx B' HAVERS • LB. , LB., • • • Walli *DEODORANT �I FROM . , PACKERS FRESH NEVER FROZEN• • • ANTIPERSPIRANT , WHOLE OR HALF • TENDERLOIN END OR ORIGINAL • I1.�Ai. 60 g, 75 mL STICK: �• 1 $99 RIB END • NO CENTRE CHOPS REMOVED 2 49 CHICKEN WIENERS 4� 99 - WIN OFPORK 5.49 kg LB. 450 g VAC PAC PKG. • SHAVE GEL • DEODOHAdVT RSSSE EA BRAND99 7QUALITY MEATS ASSORTED PURE PORK CENTRE SLICED RINDLESS SAUSAGES Chi SIDE BACON 4 • sI°°' coNOrrIONERs,, . HAHs. sPI�AAY 500 TRAY PAC EA. 1.99 500 g VAC PAC PKG. 2 • •HOT OIL 3 PACK Mir' 300 A. L • PRODUCT OF CANADA - COLIBRI BRAND FROZEN KURZ BRAND - BY THE PIECE AT THE DELI COUNTER CORNED BEEF • PASTRAMI �� • FOAM BATH 441 mL BTL. CHICKEN ROAST BEEF • MONTREAL STYLE •� NURSING PADS Box OF 36' NUGGETS OLD FASHIONED SMOKED BEEF � • BABY'$ OWN $OAP EA 1.99 1.36 kg BOX EA. 3.99 USTOM SLICED 5.80 k / 3.99 LB. 6.59 kg L3.9 4 x 75 BAR :z All I nnlf+C@ IRI mccEnT comm CIIt,InAV nrTnnCQ IC TIM CATImnAV nrTnRRR 91 gnnn WF RFSFRVF THF RIr.HT TO 1 IMIT 011ANTITIES_ • • • - NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 11 A/P -r ROBIN HOOD o SSu OIV G ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 10 kg BAG • 2 BAG IAMIT 2' 9 .n = ROGERS ROTI FLOUR, s s 10 kg BAG • 1 BAG Lnvrr 99It"40 TIN FROM THE TROPICS ]BANANAS PRODUCT OF U.S.A.• CALIFORNIA PRODUCTOFU.SA•CALIFORNIA-PGMDE .#1 GRADE l� TOMATOES1599d .RED GLOBE A GREEN SEEDLESS 19 LB. GRACE LONG GRAIN WHITE RICE • - 9" CORONATION NATURE'S OWN RELISH 399 1 kg BAG i 4 L JUG JUG S • 3 BAG IlFmt JAR GRAPES CASE RESTAURANT SIZE 6 x 7 INSTANT MILK 0 PORNATION OVALTINE SUN -MAID WDER .. DRINK MIX 2J . R,AiSINS 1 _ DFR.TAITTD dA BAG PRODUCTOF 1 •. WASHED NEW WHIT ,AM . i Fi•. LARGE 50 LB. BAG 22 PRODUCT OF �ONTARIO • #1 GRADE LARGE 10 LB. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • LARGE SIZE '"' • CARROTS FAMILY 2 49 • BUTTERNUT S DASH 99 • COOKING ONIONS SIZE BAG EA. • • EA. . :.QVING TISSUE M4jEqTA A9111L Aillk GR"ES LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES 2.18 lcg PRODUCT OF U.S.A. • WASHINGTON - EXTRA FANCY GRADE . Bos° PEARS 99 •BARTLETT FILL YOUR OWN RAG 2.18 kg LB. • BATHROOM CALTLIFLOMrER TISSUE i 2 -PLY • . 32 -ROLL PKG. auMBo sIZE MAJESTA �, No � FACIAL 4 TISSUE4 # 1, 6 x 100's - 150's PKG EA. 991 PKG. COIGATE TOTAL LISTERMINT GLADE ASSORTEDARM WHITE SWAN • SAVOY PRODUCT OF ONTARIO #1 GRADE TooTi '' Anw 1049 MOUTHWASH 2.69 CANDLESCENTs 2.99 NAPKINS 1.99 TABLE •RED CABBAGE 99 75 ml / 120 mL TUBE EA. 1 L BTL. 1 UNIT EA PKG. OF 200 •GREEN JUMBO SIZE EA. • 2 L BOTTLE ALL VARIETIESCASE OF 24 a 355 mL TINS • • • • • • • •PEPSIs- rx McEWOSH APPLES LARGE 10ILB. FAAHLY BAG E • SC wPPES 5 BOTTLE E • CRUSH TOTAL 3 , CASE LIlVIIT i • , MILK MATE • CARNATION • CADBURY JELL-O •HUNT'S PLANTER'S PRODUCT OFU.S.A. •WASHINGTON •EXTRA FANCY GRADE SYR 1,99 CHOCOLATE ME 2.49 pSNACKG 1,49 B � 169 .. GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES . ,' :. 500 TIN EA. 4 x 99 g CUPS EA. . , 230 BOX FILL YOUR OWN BAG �• 2.18 kg LB. 09 PRODUCT OF CHINA PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA9 B.K. SETHI • INDIA HOUSE x GINGER RED GRAPEFRUIT CURRY SAUCE LARGE CLUSTERS 284 mL TIN 9 SIZE 36s / 40s INDIA HOUSE ASSORTED 2.18 kg { CURRIES , � F 5 439 g TIN , 6 EAs , O VADILAL FROZENLB. (.25 EA.) R • 3URAN • TINDORI • PUJABI TINDA , PARWAL • GUAR • OKRA • KARELA • • • • • GRADE • • • • • •GRADE VEGETABLES g BAG ABLES EA. .79 LARGE SIZE ROYAL GALA y.•, • ANS •PEAS TOMATOES 99 APPLES 99AE BEFILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 LB. FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 kg LB. • EA.3.49 2 BAG ••. • PRODUCT •SOUTH • • WHITE NAVEL BASMATI RICE _ �ORANGES 1O�• BAG 7*99 GARLIC �I� . • • • • ;. LARGE SIZE SIZE 88S • PIC I , S 9 A. 4 } 3' 218 kg CASE 1 OF 883.99 283 g TIN .1 491 LB. • DOZ. • • • • mmmmmm ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2000. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • • HEINZ HOGIE SLICED PICKLES 100 oz. TIN 99It"40 TIN FROM THE TROPICS ]BANANAS PRODUCT OF U.S.A.• CALIFORNIA PRODUCTOFU.SA•CALIFORNIA-PGMDE .#1 GRADE l� TOMATOES1599d .RED GLOBE A GREEN SEEDLESS 19 LB. LB BOX • -r PRODUCTOFURN -#1 GRADE NEw CROP • - 9" CORONATION NATURE'S OWN RELISH 399 TASTER'S CHOICE COFFEE 1099 COFFEE 4 L JUG JUG 340 9 JAR JAR GRAPES CASE RESTAURANT SIZE 6 x 7 CASE JU OTS BAG PRIMO CHUNKY ITALULN � iT,N PANTRY STEMS & PIECES MUSHROOMS 469 PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA DELIVERED DAILY PRODUCT OF ONTARIO -#1 GRADE MEDIUM SIZE 88s 13??- FROM ONTARIO FARMS �� WASHED NEW WHITE N vvxSTE s LB. POTATOES 999PIZZASAUCE LB. 100 oz. TIN 2.84 L TIN,(100 oz.) TIN Q ESIMIIIIII OF 88 MU �IROOMS BOX JUMBO SIZE BAG PANTRY SHELF ASSORTED CUTS L� "'�'a i E 449 REDPATH WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR. Box of :;gg PRODUCTOF U.S.A. • WASHINGTON PRODUCT OF CHINA EXTRA FANCY GRADE ��ITE RED DELICIOUS CASE PRODUCT OF ONTARIO #1 GRADE �� COOKING !po9Pte` 1699 TIN x 3.5 g PACKETS 1000 ARI.IC APPLES OF 113 LARGE SIZE Le. ONIONS CASE LARGE SIZE 4LB.1000 AG A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo rri The road to glory.? As NHL teams begin their quest for Stanley Beck, who manned the cage during a friend Cup glory in the 2000-2001 hockey cam- ly and good-natured game of road hockey o� paign, so to do youngsters who refine their Atwood Crescent in Pickering. This scent craft on streets across the nation. Such was will become more commonplace as the NH1 the case for budding NHL goaltender Ryan season progresses. Health'department warns against unpasteurizedfruit, cider drinks The Durham Region Health The Canadian Food Inspec- "To be safe, if you purchast Department is warning area tion Agency (CFIA) has pub- unpasteurized cider or juices residents to be cautious of lished a code of practice for it is recommended to bring tht drinking unpasteurized fruit I the production and distribution liquid to a rolling boil for a juice or cider as they may con- of unpasteurized cider and least one minute before drink tain E. coli and other harmful fruit juices. The code has been ing," Dr. Reynolds said: bacteria. shared with producers "It is important that resi According to the health de- throughout Durham. Region, dents understand what they art partment, unpasteurized juice however, they are not required buying and that they are awart or cider products may contain to adhere to the CFIA's code of the potential risks to thei E. coli 057:H7, the strain of and do so on a voluntary basis. health." bacteria that caused the water crisis in Walkerton last spring. ' "Traditionally, unpasteur- ized fruit juices or cider were u. considered non -hazardous be- cause of their relatively low acid level," explained Dr. Donna Reynolds, Durham Re- gion associate medical officer t of health. "But, due to several for recent outbreaks of food poi- soning in North America in- Thi Dhr��. Me Show � volving unpasteurized fruit kk juices, it is apparent that cer-t3 �e11 tain harmful bacteria can sur- �• *:: G vive in the acidic conditions Wh ; b- 4 5 P r ) found in these products." A M 20��_ The department notes uq�- v pasteurized products are often v sold at roadside stands, fairs P#e+ay and farmers' markets. Individuals considered to be most at risk include the el- t, derly, children and people with L�nZer�Ee azlQ. weakened immune systems, ! iL Tutors needed for adult literacy program in Ajax, Whitby Volunteer tutors are urgently need- And for adults who need help to ed in Ajax and Whitby to assist in an improve their spelling, the Durham evening class for adults learning to District School Board is offering a free read and write. For more information night class. Call 440-4507 for more in - please call Karen at 440-4507. formation. 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Regional councillors voted 12- 11 Wednesday against participating in the study, which is being spear- headed by the City of Oshawa. Oshawa council unanimously supported hiring the Berkeley Con- sulting Group to explore gover- nance alternatives in Durham in re- sponse to a recommendation ap- proved at a January retreat of re- gional council that requested all area municipalities comment on local governance reform. "This is a process we firmly, be- lieve provides an opportunity for the exploration of a variety of gover- nance options that need to be looked at, Oshawa Councillor Iry Harrell said, noting that City does not have any preconceived notions about pre- ferred alternatives and the process is not biased. But, council decided not to go along with the study. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre, who voted against the Region's par- ticipation, said her municipality is already engaged 'in a governance study with Durham's rural munici- palities. "We have forgotten the process we all agreed to (at the Regional re- treat last January)," she said, adding "Clarington let the Region know by the deadline date (of June 30) what our process was going to be." Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt also voted against the motion telling his colleagues he was "afraid of say- ing `Yes' to the Oshawa resolution" He reported Scugog has identi- fied 11 different governance op- tions, adding the Oshawa study could set the Region's municipali- ties "on a course that will lead us to a roadblock". According, to the guidelines of the Berkeley study, the consultants will examine six options, including the creation of one large city made up of the Region and its eight mu- nicipalities, splitting Durham into north and south or east and west cities, and maintaining the status quo with a reduction in the number of politicians and shift in responsi- bilities for service delivery. To date, the City of Pickering is the only other Durham municipality that has expressed an interest in par- ticipating. Pickering's executive committee voted Tuesday that the City would take part subject to the Region's par- ticipation. But, given Durham's de- cision Wednesday, Pickering's par- ticipation could be in jeopardy. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who is hopeful Pickering council will vote this coming Monday to take part in the process regardless of Durham's decision, urged the Re- gion to "move the agenda forward. "The status quo is not an option," he said. "We have to be prepared to face alternative options." ADVERTISING FEATURE BETTER LEARNING z000 Tomorrow begins today. The key to taking good notes in class starts with being an active listener. In order to be an active listener, it is best to sit in the front of the classroom, away from all distractions. This means sitting away from doors and windows, and any friends who tend to talk during class. 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"The Christmas season was es - of chanties helping children and others pecially rewarding as we were able to in need. put gifts under the tree and food on the, "We felt we needed to look mainly at table for many needy families in local organizations which did not have Durham," she said. the same ability to raise funds as the Staff were thanked for their generos- large provincial and national organiza- ity recently, as firms IBM, Conpute and tions'" Dawn Chaytor, last year's co- Buffett Taylor sponsored the bulk of the chairman of. the staff group, said in a cost of supplying staff association mem- press release. bers with `Great Canadian Cards', "The response to their needs from the which entitle holders to savings or priv- roughly 300 staff located at the Educa- ileges in Durham and surrounding areas. Durham braces for Hurricane Film subject addresses business group Next week's forecast is calling for The evening includes pre -event `The Hurricane'. and post -show receptions featuring Rubin `Hurricane' Carter, whose specialty coffees and desserts, dis- story of wrongful conviction for mur- play booths, door prizes and a book der was made into a Hollywood pro- signing. duction, is visiting Whitby Thursday, The event runs from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Oct. 17 as guest speaker at an event and the cost is $75 plus GST. billed `The largest networking event The Ajax and Pickering News Ad - ever.' vertiser, Durham Business Times, A number of business groups, led Royal Bank Financial Group and Tot - by the Ajax -Pickering Board of ten Sims Hubicki associates are the Trade, are hosting the event, which evening's sponsors. takes place at the AMC Theatre, 75 To register or for more informa- Consumer Rd. _" 012'7��24 City firefighters ready to give you the boot Pickering Professional Firefighters As- sociation mem- bers are taking off their boots to raise money for the Children's Wish Founda- tion. The associa- tion's annual boot drive runs Saturday, Oct. 21 and Sunday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Firefighters will be stopping vehi- cles, boots in hand, and asking for donations at many - different locations throughout Pick- ering. Among the stops are the Pickering Town Centre, the Metro East Trade Centre and Lone Star Cafe. For more in- formation call 427-6415. ANDREW IWANOWSKII News Advertiser photo Making .connections. Madeline Lewis (right) is given a lesson in Residence. The introductory lesson in nav- Internet surfing by Colleen Bolin, manager igating cyberspace is part of a program to of Outreach Services at the Pickering Pub- help Orchard Villa residents utilize the In- lic Library, at Orchard Villa Retirement ternet. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 15 P Health &FiTNE,33 NEWSADVERTISER OCT. 1 5 9 2 0 0 0 V iagra has side effects,. but most men won't be affected "Don't mention my name American Urological Associ- .. in your column" the letter in- ation in Dallas. The Doctor variably begins. That's when Dr. Carrier reported there; Game I know the rest of the letter is are now 18 double-blind in all probability about sex. studies and 10 long-term And during the past year studies involving 2,700 sub- W. Gifford -Jones many readers have posed jects taking Viagra and 1,500 IDs` M.D. questions about Viagra and its safety. in the placebo groups. Carrier states there has Now and then a pharma- been no difference in the inci- playing 18 holes of golf with- ceutical star is born. For dence of myocardial infarc- out a cart. So if you can carry women the discovery of the tion, stroke or sudden death out these activities without birth control pill relieved between the two groups. And anginal pain you should be them of the worry of an un- many of these men were also able to take Viagra. wanted pregnancy. taking blood pressure med- What about men who de - For men few pills have _ ication. That's good news for velop chest pain during sexu- had the impact of Viagra. It's the millions of men taking Vi- al intercourse? Or if angina now a household word and a agra. But no one should be occurs while walking for boon for the 30 million North surprised Viagra, like any three minutes up a slight in - American men suffering from other drug, can have side-ef- cline? The best advice is to impotence. fects. It's rare you get some- see a cardiologist if you have Viagra came on the scene thing for nothing. chest pain or if there's any through the back _ door. Re- There are some men who doubt about your physical fit - searchers originally believed must not take Viagra. For in- ness. There have been several it would be a useful drug for stance, Viagra is contraindi- reports about Viagra's effects cardiovascular disease. To cated for men who have used on vision. Some patients have their surprise, the blood nitrates, such as nitroglycer- complained of blue-green vi - rushed not to the heart, but ine, in the past or who may sion or increased sensitivity into the male organ. require this cardiovascular to light, others of impaired How does Viagra work? drug in the future. eye movements and abnormal The drug blocks the action of The use of Viagra along vision in subjects treated with the enzyme phosphodi- . with and nitrates can have se- Viagra. esterase. This leads to the ac- rious side-effects. Both drugs The number of people ex - cumulation of a substance relax blood vessels. So the periencing these visual prob- called cyclic guanyle Combination can cause blood lems is very low. In fact, monophosphate. The end re- pressure to drop'too low. when Viagra was given to sult is a relaxation of the How much energy is ex- hundreds of men between the smooth muscle in the penis pended in having sex? It's es- ages of 19 to 87 only two per allowing the inflow of blood timated the act of orgasm cent had side-effects. and an erection. uses about the same amount What does Viagra do to But how safe is Viagra? of energy as walking two to the eye? Viagra inhibits an Dr. Serge Carrier, professor three miles per hour. enzyme in the eye called of urology at McGill Univer- Sex also requires less en- phosphodiesterase Type 6. sity recently addressed the ergy than shovelling. snow or This enzyme plays a part in Delicious Caribbean -Chinese Jerk Chicken & West Indian food. Various Curries Dine -in or take-out. served with Relaxed family Roti or Rice & Dhal atmosphere. Stew Fish Daily lunch Black Pudding Dai �s�� r . specials from $3" i LLBO ...and more Tel: 905-683-7444 1670 Kingston Rd. 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It has helped to detect other medical conditions which would have gone undiag- nosed. Some men discover their impotence is due. to dia- betes which causes degenera- tion of nerves. Erectile dysfunction may be related to smoking two packs of cigarettes a day. In these cases doctors may pre- scribe Zyban tablets or the nicotine patch. Today many men live stress -filled lives. They are driven by mater- ial success and have unrealis- tic expectations of sexual prowess as they age. It's not surprising that in one survey nine out of 10 ex- tions suffered from impo- ecutives of major corpora- tence. Would you like to work at the 2000 Municipal Elections? Apply Now'. Positions are going fast, but there are still vacancies for the, following positions: Ballot Clerks Revision Clerks Traffic Clerks Election Day: Monday, November 13, 2000 Hours of work: 9:00 a.m. until. approximately 9:30 p.m. Rate of Pay: $180 To apply, visit the Clerk's Division at the Civic Complex, One the Esplanade, Pickering, between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday. For further information, please contact the Clerk's Division at (905)420-4611. ayv opens Enjoy the relaxed, romantic atmosphere of a tropical evening, conveniently $; located in the heart of Pickering. Bring the entire family for dine -in or take-out. We- specialize in fine West Indian - Chinese and Caribbean cuisine, including pholourie, bangamary, potato-channa curry, jerk chicken, stew fish and much more... Daily lunch specials from $3.11 - We also provide catering for that special occasion! Seniors' Day - Wing Nite - Kids Eat Free all day. 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Pour glaze in a thin stream over popcorn in a large buttered bowl and mix well. Working quickly with buttered hands, form two-thirds of mixture into . basic shape of pumpkins.,Shape remainder into ears of corn. To apply finishing touches, heat a little corn syrup, brush on corn ears, press small candies firmly in place to resemble Indian corn; cover with green paper napkin or cellophane to resemble shucks. Make pumpkin's eyes, nose and mouth from licorice strings and apply as above; cut gumdrop to make a stem. You need for A BUCK A POUND!* OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31/00 Not valid with any other offer. 'J§12 VS SatllkdaV0 ftblp It W, i 1 1 1 - at our WWW.herbalmagicsystems.com k - NOW LET THE MAGIC WORK TM •Y'Y:•r % /i /�//i /� / i✓ Consu Volunteer your talent to create FOR YOU: the Haunted House to raise money "Make A Wish" foundation. hours per -week until Oct. 31st. y ° Entry Ramp Exit RanyS { 4 _ .� - _ �.. i� s - ,,z ENROLL TODAY! 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Dundas St. E., 5th p+sDr thee` .. hlhv �s NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 19 A/P A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 Award'-winning.film rl*.ngs aml Conflict '' ax `East is East presentation part of fund-raising initiative for new library Your one and only chance to view 1___, _*_ V-1 ".,,,,o, -f the Rritkh The three groups team up to offer the `Film Circuit' on the third perspective on the immigrant experi- ence, inter -generational conflicts an La to INTERNATIONAL Welcomes Kim, she invites her clients old and new to receive a complimentary manicure ``. with their appointment. 905-426-6800 D A P R E M I U M B d N t sena 15 5.50% 5.70% 5.90% Annual compound rate of 5.69% Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 for C -bond it held fora years. ' series ss 4.85%" Year 1 Series IS & 66 available only until Nov. 1, 2000 With New Canada Savings Bonds there are more choices and options than ever before. And there's never been a better time to buy them than right now. As always they're perfect for the secure part of your savings. With New Canada Savings Bonds, you always know where you stand. • Original Canada Savings Bond The new Canada Premium Bond is cashable once a year on the anniversary date of issue • New higher interest Canada Premium Bond and during the 30 days thereafter. The original Canada Savings Bond is as flexible as ever and • No fee RRSP and RRIF options cashable at any time. With our no fee RRSP option, you ll receive all the security of New Canada Savings Bonds combined with all the • New bond series on sale each month for benefits of an RRSP. 6 months Both bonds are 100% guaranteed by the • Start investing with as little as $100 Government of Canada, have absolutely no fees of any kind, and are easy to buy • No fees, ever wherever you bank or invest. For more information, visit our web site at www.csb.gc.ca or call 1-800-575-5151. YOU'RE ON SOLID GROUND. Cmada" U rye alt# opts t@ Candy Same W& Sala %, 54 & 60 isaed lk t 195, NK L 10 & Nm. 1, M regKl rdr, hx the yer bmink Not L 2001. This is One Event You'll Not W.. ant to; Miss I You're invited -to walk down Memory Lane With Village Retirement Centre In celebrating 20 years in the community "A Precious Moment Anniversary Celebration" Date: Wednesday, October 25 Time: 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Place: "Lafontaine Auditorium" 1955 Valley Farm Road Pickering . Raise your glasses and share our Moments to Remember with Member of Parliament, Dan McTeague Regional Councillor, Rick Johnson; Mayor Wayne Arthurs; and our founders Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaFontaine *hors d'oeuvres *moments to remember wine *anniversary cake *coffee and tea Nostalgic photos, friends old and new will make this a celebration to remember Please join us A member of the Community Lifecare Family Celebrating 40 Years of Caring For further information call: Debbie Casquenette (905) 831-2641 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 21 A/P man gets house arrest for. role welfare re fraud in ifDurham- BY STEPHEN SHAW The pair pleaded guilty in August to The couple was also ordered relied on inside knowledge of the Under his sentencing terms, Staff Miter defrauding the Province of $165,134 be- to repay the money when possi- welfare system to pull off the Mr. Woolford must not purchase, A Bowmanville man has been sen- tween 1991 and 1997. ble. Mrs. Woolford previously fraud. Mrs. Woolford also plead- possess or consume alcohol and tenced to 12 months house arrest and Court heard the couple illegally col- worked as a case worker for ed guilty in August to defrauding must remain inside his residence two years probation for his role in what lected general welfare and family bene- Toronto social services — she Bowmanville Valley Cooperative at all times, except for reasons police say was Durham Region's largest fits by falsely claiming they were dis- was convicted for the internal Homes, where she was an office outlined by the judge, such as welfare fraud. abled and by failing to report income theft of $44,000 in- 1989 — and co-ordinator, of $32,620. work and grocery shopping. Vivian Ignatius Woolford, 52, must and assets. also perform 100 hours of community Police said they owned two Bow - service as part of a conditional sentence manville homes and a trailer, as well as ti imposed Thursday by Mr. Justice Greg several cars, including a Corvette. Regis. Assistant Crown attorney Lori -Anne r / A th='st4nds the His wife, Michelle Elizabeth Wool- Turner told the Oshawa court a condi- gift ford, 42, previously described as the tional sentence "will appropriately re- ' ' 1 test o `` i.me.. "master brain" behind the scheme, was flect" the lesser role Mr. Woolford had recently sentenced to two years in in what Judge Regis said was an "elab- prison. orate fraud on the public purse". Greenwood church marks 137years ...... . . ... PICKERING — Greenwood Unit- the Lakeridge Health Corporation. _ t ed Church is hosting two special ser- The evening service, which will be vices Sunday, Oct. 15 to mark the a musical service, gets under way at church's 137th anniversary. 7:30 p.m. Greenwood United Church r The morning service, which begins is on Concession 6 just off Hwy. 7 in at 11 a.m., will feature'Reverend Paul Oshawa Greenwood.For more information call Pat Beach at 683-8513. 9 Coin Nickel Set Irwin, chaplain of the site of only $35.00 Each beautifully crafted coin carries the official seal of the municipality it represents on one side and a landmark - unique to that community on the other. Also available in singles and doubles for $3 and.$5 from any bank or credit union in Durham Region. d to order call 1-800-834-2443 D A P R E M I U M B d N t sena 15 5.50% 5.70% 5.90% Annual compound rate of 5.69% Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 for C -bond it held fora years. ' series ss 4.85%" Year 1 Series IS & 66 available only until Nov. 1, 2000 With New Canada Savings Bonds there are more choices and options than ever before. And there's never been a better time to buy them than right now. As always they're perfect for the secure part of your savings. With New Canada Savings Bonds, you always know where you stand. • Original Canada Savings Bond The new Canada Premium Bond is cashable once a year on the anniversary date of issue • New higher interest Canada Premium Bond and during the 30 days thereafter. The original Canada Savings Bond is as flexible as ever and • No fee RRSP and RRIF options cashable at any time. With our no fee RRSP option, you ll receive all the security of New Canada Savings Bonds combined with all the • New bond series on sale each month for benefits of an RRSP. 6 months Both bonds are 100% guaranteed by the • Start investing with as little as $100 Government of Canada, have absolutely no fees of any kind, and are easy to buy • No fees, ever wherever you bank or invest. For more information, visit our web site at www.csb.gc.ca or call 1-800-575-5151. YOU'RE ON SOLID GROUND. Cmada" U rye alt# opts t@ Candy Same W& Sala %, 54 & 60 isaed lk t 195, NK L 10 & Nm. 1, M regKl rdr, hx the yer bmink Not L 2001. This is One Event You'll Not W.. ant to; Miss I You're invited -to walk down Memory Lane With Village Retirement Centre In celebrating 20 years in the community "A Precious Moment Anniversary Celebration" Date: Wednesday, October 25 Time: 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Place: "Lafontaine Auditorium" 1955 Valley Farm Road Pickering . Raise your glasses and share our Moments to Remember with Member of Parliament, Dan McTeague Regional Councillor, Rick Johnson; Mayor Wayne Arthurs; and our founders Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaFontaine *hors d'oeuvres *moments to remember wine *anniversary cake *coffee and tea Nostalgic photos, friends old and new will make this a celebration to remember Please join us A member of the Community Lifecare Family Celebrating 40 Years of Caring For further information call: Debbie Casquenette (905) 831-2641 A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION; October 15, 2000 Open house offers a look at youth organization PICKERING — Local residents are invited next week . to get a closer look at the work of an organization providing child and youth services. The Fernie House Inc. is opening the doors at its three Pickering loca- tions Thursday, Oct. 19 for an open house to showcase the services it pro- vides to .boys and girls ages eight to 18. Operated through Ministry of Community and Social Services fund- ing, public donations and sponsorship from the Presbyterian Church of Canada, Fernie House was opened in 1964. The open house runs from 2 to 4:30 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at 562 Rosebank AoZm BOY® WAR- au-_umn_-_ savings. LA -Z -BOY® Recliners from 139999 900 Champlain Avenue 7 N 1-800-642-4561 The ArdsONLY i ul l Ine U.Z-Joq D (905) 723-5211 :» ; Rd., 1008 Dunbarton Rd., and 212 Twyn Rivers Dr. For more information + ,� call (416) 284-3711. i Pickerin libraryg ready - for a ghoulish time PICKERING — Local witches, goblins and ghouls are all invited. Children ages three to six and ac- companied by an adult, are invited to meet in the auditorium at Pickering's Central Library Saturday, Oct. 28 at 2 p.m. to hear scary stories and to make a frightful craft. A limited number of free tickets are available. 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The voice of Business in Durham Region presents P I I — — — — — — - I S EASTONE ------- -----ANWIL lu riq o rmmlnl�[ A Timely Informational I Business Seminar October 18, 2000 7 pm To 9 pm I:x. Holiday Inn- 1011 nn 1011 Bloor St. E, Oshawa You don't have to pay up to $199 (Regular) to hear top name speakers! The Durham I Business Times sponsorship makes it affordable! .Only $49..95 AKI PERFORMIER& I Chosen As One Of Top 5 Speakers In Canada Q Space is Limited! Call to be included on our VIP list! phone: 905-737-5653 or 905-683-5110 Company Contact Address ` Phone fax # of Tickets payment: Visa Amex card # exp 737-ps1$5pr. 90.5:00P-730. - - NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P second service at 7:30 p.m. dinner meeting from 6 to 9 Phone 683-4439 (John) will be a musical service. NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD p.m. at the Waterfront or 619-0647 (Peter) for For information call Pat OCT. ��, ��®® Restaurant, 590 Liverpool more information. Beach at 683-8513. Rd. S., Pickering. Workshop topic is Updates on Demen- SUPPORT GROUP: The Head Injury Association of MONDAY, OCT. 16 out what is being planned or gamation will affect the tia: Treatment _and Diagno- Durham Region hosts a spe- GARDEN CLUB: The make suggestions is invited transit service. Everyone sis. $25 for members, $30 tial Thanksgiving dinner at Ajax Garden Club meets at to a meeting tonight. If you welcome. Phone 619-0315 for non-members. 697-8296 6:30 p.m. prior to its support - 8 p.m. at the Ajax Royal cannot attend but still want (Betty). (Jackie), 985-6811 (Dar- group' meeting at 7:30 p.m. Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt to be updated and help orga- PARENT SUPPORT: The lene), 668-5881 or 1-800- for survivors of head in - St. Topic is winterizing your nize the bash, e-mail to Association Of Parent Sup- 341-6323 (Agnes or juries, family members and garden and the speaker is melodycoulombe @ sprint.ca port Groups In Ontario, Inc. Donna). caregivers at 459 Bond St. Lynette from Vandermeer . For meeting information holds a parent support group PARENTS: Life Lessons W., Oshawa. Please call if Nurseries. Free admission; call 839-7677. meeting every Tuesday in Unlimited holds a free infor- you plan to attend the din - everyone welcome. 839- ATTENTION DEFICIT the Ajax/Pickering area at mation workshop for parents ner. Phone 723-2732 for 3330. DISORDER: Parents, stu- 7:15 p.m. The group is for of pre -teens or teenagers more information. BREAST-FEEDING: The dents, teachers and anyone parents of kids involved in from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Fran- FREE SEMINAR:. Learn La Leche League Canada - dealing with children or , drugs, alcohol, running cis De Sales Church, 82 how to apply Emotional Pickering Group meets from adults with ADD or ADHD away, dropping out of Church St. S., Ajax. Infor- Freedom Techniques in a 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Re- are invited to attend a free school, crimes and parent mation on issues affecting free information seminar source Room of the YMCA information seminar from 6 abuse. Call (416) 223-7444 youth. Prior -registration today and tommorrow at the Child and Family Develop- to 8:30 p.m. at the Pickering or 1-800-488-5666 for infor- necessary. 619-3792 (Lia Pickering Central Library, ment Centre, 230 Westney Central Library, One The mation and meeting loca- Bandola). between 6 and 8:30 p.m. Rd. S., Ajax. Information Esplanade. Find out how tion. Find our how to use the and support for pregnant and ADD/ADHD can be man- VOLUNTEERS NEED- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 magic in your fingertips for breast-feeding women. aged using NLP and Meridi- ED: Volunteer tutors are ur- TOASTMASTERS: The all kinds of healing. Phone. Nursing babies welcome. an Therapies without the use gently needed to assist in a Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- 427-7002 for more informa- 427-8063. of "drugs. Phone 427-7002 classroom for adults learn- ters Club meets in the Visi- tion. for more information. ing to read and write. It tor's Centre of the Pickering EUCHRE: The Bay Ridges TUESDAY, OCT. 17 FRIENDSHIP CLUB: The takes place Tuesday nuclear station on Mont- branch of the Royal Canadi- REUNION' MEETING: Tuesday Morning Discus- evenings in Ajax. 440-4507 gomery Park Rd. Meet and an Legion presents a Ladies Dunbarton High School sion Group meets at 9:30 (Karen). greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting Auxiliary open euchre start - alumni are planning a re- a.m. at the St. Andrew's Se- GERONTOLOGY: The from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ing at 8 p.m. at 1555 Bayly union for all graduates to niors Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Gerontological Nurshing Learn public speaking, lead- St. in Pickering. Prizes and take place May 26, 2001. Ajax. An Ajax Transit offi- Association, Durham Chap- ership and communication refreshments. Everybody Anyone who wants to find tial will speak on how amal- ter, holds a workshop and skills. . welcome. Read up online! We're at www.durhamnews.net - Call to - reserve or fax your reservation! The voice of Business in Durham Region presents P I I — — — — — — - I S EASTONE ------- -----ANWIL lu riq o rmmlnl�[ A Timely Informational I Business Seminar October 18, 2000 7 pm To 9 pm I:x. Holiday Inn- 1011 nn 1011 Bloor St. E, Oshawa You don't have to pay up to $199 (Regular) to hear top name speakers! The Durham I Business Times sponsorship makes it affordable! .Only $49..95 AKI PERFORMIER& I Chosen As One Of Top 5 Speakers In Canada Q Space is Limited! Call to be included on our VIP list! phone: 905-737-5653 or 905-683-5110 Company Contact Address ` Phone fax # of Tickets payment: Visa Amex card # exp 737-ps1$5pr. 90.5:00P-730. - - A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 CAW - � TCA CANADA LOCAL 1090 5 ks ;,4 { John Gatens Jackie Whitney President Financial Secretary CAW supports Cancer Foundation z.:: . - 8uslness Partm SERVICE AUTHORIZED "In Support of Breast Cancer Awareness!!" DEPOT CENTRE 1550 Bayly St., Unit 16A -Side Door, Pickering, Ontario LIW 3W1 (905) 420-4860 COMPUTER SALES AND SERVICE Authorized Warranty & Service Centre Easy ways to help kid s eat more fruits andv �g.es this school year (NC) It's surprising how few fruits and vegetables RECESS SNACK, remove some of the center children eat. In fact, according to a Heart and Stroke form celery or cucumber and add filings your Foundation study, only 20 % of Canadian children six kids love like peanut butter or cream cheese. to 12 years old get the recommended daily minimum of You'll add flavour and a source of protein. five servings of fruits and vegetables. If this seems like 5) INCLUDE MORE VEGGIES IN a lot consider that one serving is equal to only one CHILDREN'S LUNCHES AND DINNERS medium sized fruit or vegetable, or half a cup of fruit or by adding grated or diced vegetables to their hot vegetable juice. favorites like soup, spaghetti sauce, beefaroni "Fruits and veggies are mother nature's most and macaroni and cheese. perfect brain food," says Rose Reisman, leading 6) TEX-MEX ANYONE? Try tortillas or tacos. cookbook author, TV food show host and mother of Many kids love to have a hand in the four. "They are rich in vitamins and minerals, a great preparation. So let them help you lay out food to fuel kids minds and bodies, and can be easily selection of diced carrots, tomatoes, sweet bell included into their school day." peppers, onions, shredded lettuce, and other Reisman offers these quick and tasty tips for accompaniments like salsa, sour cream, cheese, including fruits and vegetables as part of breakfast, diced chicken or beef. Wrap. up leftover tortillas recess, lunch, and after school snacks. for an instant lunch the next day. They're sure to 1) NO-ONE — ESPECIALLY CHIL-DREN beat the peanut butter and jelly sandwich SHOULD SKIP BREAKFAST. For a healthful boredom. start to the day add 125 ml (1/2 cup) of sliced fruit 7) Most kids love French fries, which can be to a bowl of cereal, yogurt, oatmeal or pancakes to very greasy." says Reisman. For a blast of beta - carotene and a terrific after school snack or side increase fiber, vitamins, and flavour. 2) CHILDREN EAT FOOD WHEN IT'S dish, cut a sweet potato into eight wedges. CONVENIENT. Washed fruits and vegetables Brush with a little oil and your choice of seasoning like garlic, chili powder or dried (whole or sliced) left in an area where children basil. Bake at 190°C (375°F) for 30 minutes, spend time after school doing homework or turning halfway, until fork tender. watching TV are a handy "fast food" for hungry 8) TRY A CHOCOLATE FON-DUE with fresh kids. Try serving sliced fruit with yogurt for fruit slices to pull kids away from the TV after dipping. And for recess snack or lunch, pack raw school and bring them together. But a low fat vegetables with a tasty salad dressing as a dip. chocolate sauce or make your own by Adding a bit of fat helps kids (and adults) absorb combining 50 ml (1/4 cup) of corn syrup, sugar more beta carotene from foods. For extra fiber, and water, along with 45 ml (3 tbsp.) of cocoa. Reisman suggests serving the fruit with the peel or Simmer for five minuets. Cool until thick. Dip skin on. strawberries, oranges bananas, pineapple or 3) EATING A VARIETY OF FRUITS AND your choice of fruit and enjoy. VEGETABLES ADDS ZEST TO MEAL "If families follow these delicious and fun TIME. So don't let preparation stand in the way recipe ideas, not only will they be nutritionally of preparing hard to clean produce like celery, boosting their school day, but they will enjoy fruits broccoli, mushrooms, or strawberries for lunches and vegetables in a new and exciting way." or recess snack. "Try a fruit and vegetables wash like Fit that removes unwanted = w w = aab m = = = ■ w, m vis II residues from fresh produce better II and easier than using water alone." Says Reisman. Available in the 1 produce section, Fit is an easy-to-use ' liquid made from naturally source 1, ingredients, like baking soda and i grapefruit oil. 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(905) 304-1440 or 1-800-358-5531 T"C Major appliances online at www.sears.ca SEEA nR 8 Sears. For the many sides of yoU.T"" Copyright 2000. Sears Canada Inc. P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 sports&LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 159 2'000 Clearnet Lightning stung by.Toronto BY AL RIVETT Sports Editor Some plain, old bad luck came be- tWeen the Durham Clearnet Lightning National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) team and the win column at the Ajax Community Centre Tuesday night. As it was, the Lightning were nipped by the visiting Toronto Sting 3-2 for the club's seventh loss of the NWlll_, cam- paign. But, a few "questionable calls" and a glaring omission by the officials definitely hurt the home team, explains Lightning head coach Don Henwood. In the second period, a puck appeared to have crossed the Toronto goal -line but, because the referee had lost sight of the puck, the goal was called back. Ad- ditionally, a Lightning player was in alone on a breakaway in the third period in what could have led to the team's tying goal, but the play was called back on an.offside call. Henwood, however, was philosophi- cal about the calls that went against the struggling Lightning, now 1-7-0 and last k the West Conference standings, Tues- day night. "That happens," he said. "The refer- ees are only human... they see what they see." If there was a silver lining in Tues- day's defeat, it was the fact the Light- ning's offence, which has struggled to find the range so far this season, is start- ing to show some spark. "We saw a lot more shots and the of- fence played a lot stronger game than they have in the past," said Henwood. Lisa Maik and team captain Erin Rourke scored the Lightning goals. And, the Durham squad was able to slightly curtail its trips to the penalty box against Toronto. However, the 16 min- utes.in penalties were still deemed "too many" by Henwood, even though his charges have been averaging 20 minutes a game so far this season. Although still feeling the ill effects of ber back injury suffered during last weekend's play, goaltender Nicky Mor- ris got the call in net for Tuesday's game and performed well. Tuesday's game was in sharp contrast Join the Quhl. Public Weekdays .swoftcom Private Weeken i Membership at Skyloft Ski Et Country Club is an investment in your famiNs future. Its an ongoing opportunity to share your leisure time with the most important people in your life. IF L only 00 GIANT SKI SWAP G OPEN HILLS Sat Oct 28 ft Sun. Oct 29 from 10 am -4 pm Great opportunity to see the Club! Membership and lesson registrations. Family activities on Sunday 12- 4pm For more information, call (905) 471-2002 Please Recycle! 01. ■ GAG r. G�t`SjPN00P N 1GPP`Na8P��5N GP�.iOV GP N Ft. 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In a penal- ty -filled contest against Montreal Wingstar — the top team in the league's East Division — the Lightning were de- feated 8-1 Saturday. To add insult to injury, both Light- ning goalies sustained injuries in the Montreal contest. Starting goaltender Nicky Morris suffered back spasms prior to Saturday's game, giving way to Sarah Couch who played until the third period when she suffered a groin pull. The injuries placed the Lightning in a precarious spot for Sunday's game in Ot- tawa against the. Raiders. Morris, al- though still suffering from back pain, persevered in the contest, but the Light- ning went down to defeat 9-4 to Ottawa. "Unfortunately, our goaltender didn't have the range of movement she would have liked to have," said Henwood, who praised Morris for hanging in despite her injury. 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Excellent computer skills in- cluding Word, Excel and AutoCAD. Please fax resume to: (905)436-1893 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. >REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY> **CONCIERGE STAFF & SECURITY OFFICERS** Full Training provided! Retirees welcome, as are Law & Security studentstgraduates Positions available for: Well-groomed, mature individuals, with good communications skills, able to work various shifts. Must have own transportation to sites. Full benefit plan provided Apply ASAP 9-4 weekdays 9rouR7. SECURITA 199 Wentworth St. E. 2nd floor, Oshawa F ND USED CAR P /LOT PERSON d immediately for ysler dealership in xperience a must. th resume by fax to: 05) 683=5738 ROCK & ROLL ATTITUDE! Tired of a boring working environment? We offer a fast paced fun atmosphere with rapid advancement & travel opportunities ! Candidates must be 18+. F/T MUST ENJOY .... learning new skills, working with people and loud music. Call Shawna (905) 571-2737 Tired of being home with nothing to do ? Student/Supply position Available at Christian Daycare Hours: 3:00 pm -5:00 pm Monday to Friday full days during March Break & Christmas Holidays Fax resumes to 905-839-8273 18 years of age or older. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door Wed. Fri. & Sat. by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT We are seeking an organized, motivated individual with administrative experience to join our growing team. Position requires top notch MSOfrice skills (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) with a working knowl- edge of Outlook and other computer programs. Opportunity to learn & grow in a fast paced challenging environment. Good interpersonal skills a must. Salary plus benefits. Fax resume: (905) 509-7788 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 1 General Help 1 General Help TELEMARKETING Appointment Setters Required Immediately Full -Time, Part-time & Evenings • No Selling • Hourly wage plus Bonus Call Carrie or interview (905) 26-1322 The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00 pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 4 FULL TIME WAREHOUSE & PRODUCTION POSITIONS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Forklift experience an asset. Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits. Apply in person with resume: Monday to Friday,10:00a.m. to 3:00p.m. 910 Brock Road South, Pickering HIRING IMMEDIATELY • $1,500 monthly guarantee • Full time • Positions available in set-up & display, service and installation • Rapid advancement • No experience necessary, we provide training Call Mike Stern (905) 426-1322 DURHAMWAYS B Licensed Bus Drivers We Train On Site Positions Available . Ideal for Retirees, Shift Workers, Home Makers(child car ride with you) . All School Holidays & Summer Off . Paid Holidays 485 Waterloo Court, Oshawa Or can. 433-1392 APPLY TODAY! START TOMORROW! Thanksgiving to Christmas is our busiest time of year. We are looking for sharp, Enthusiastic people to help Kick off our BIGGEST Season. Attractive income! Call Mark @ 571-0102 MGeneral Help EARN $200., $300., $500., or more per week, assembling products in the comfort of your own home. Send a self- addressed stamped enveloppe to: O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. W., Suite 541, Ref 636, Mis- sissauga, Ont. L5K 2118. ESTABLISHED LANDSCAPE Construction has immediate openings for qualified lead hands, min, 3-5 yrs. experi- ence. Must have knowledge of all areas of hard landscaping. Landscape labourers also needed. Must be reliable & hard working. Own transpor- tation and clean driving ab- stract a must. Year-round employment possible. Open- ings are also available for SNOW BROKERS with 44 plows. Guaranteed seasonal rates. Call (905)432-6976 leave message or Fax (905)432-2166. EXOTIC DANCE CLUB Accept- ing applications for waitstaff, doorstaff and DJ. Allpositions are full-time only. Apply in person 947 Dillingham Rd. or call(905)420-2595 F/r AZ DRIVER; 2-3 yrs. ex- perience. $50K/Yr.-$64K/Yr. Propane exp. an asset or will train. Benefits & Co. uniform. Mostly Ont. but some hwy. trine nchawa-905-426-3716. ®1 General Help ADULT VIDEO Store requires full-time/part-time Store Front Counter help. Previous retail experience a must. Previous applicants need not apply. Fax resume to: (905)426-6434 FULL TIME/PART TIME AND SUPPLY QUALIFIED ECE's re- quired. Bring resume in per- son to: MY SCHOOL, (s/w corner Lakeridge & #Hwy. 7) GENERAL LABOURER re- quired for packaging compa- Flex ac roducts 819 1 Office Help 1 Office Help ADMINISTRATIVE/ AR/ AP International manufacturing company has an opening for both Full & Part time position. Must have strong communication, organization & computer skills, including working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Minimum 3 years experience. Fast paced work environment Fax your resume to: (416)289-9947 SME General Help 1 General Help HOUSE CLEANERS. Needed TREATS PICKERING Town 3-4 days a week. 5-6 hours Centre requires Full-time per day. (Drivers license an Monday -Friday days custom - asset) Transportation provided er service and bakery gro- in Ajax and Pickering. Call duction. No experience nec- 428-9765. essary, will train, competitive wageS. Please apply in person INDUSTRIAL Temps required immediately no experience necessary, will tram. All shifts WE ARE LOOKING for mature available, factory work- people to expand our Finan - Oshawa/ Pickering. Reliable tial Services business in this well groomed. Kim at BBP area. Please call Grace 905 - Inc., for interview. (416)407- 436-8499 7207 TRAVEL & TOURISM training. Nextclass begins October 30th. International Institute of Travel, specializing in travel and tourism training. To reg- ister call today, (905) 725- 3919 JOIN THE WINNING TEAM!Canlan Ice Sports Oshawa is currently seeking FT/PT Cooks. Must be exper- dollarANING einced, flexible, work nights .[edea ositions WERE GROWING AGAIN, now hiring Lubrication Tech- nitian with excellent custom - er - relations skills and a strong desire for advance - ment. Resumes only to: Q LUBE, 23 Taunton Rd., Osha- wa, ON, L1G 764. No phone calls please. Only those se- lected for an interview will be contacted. OUSE and weekends. Top paid! Benefits! Drop resumes off c 1401 Phillip Murray Ave.Helen's No calls please. Home LICENSED STYLIST to man-rvices age Ajax salon. Great oppor tu uty for the right person to become part of a fast growingfor Guaranteed salary/commission, profit sharing, Experi- cleaning housecompany, g. Mustpaid benefits. Hiring bonus, part time positions, also Whit- and Ajax. Call Sandra (905)426-6180. own vehi- as aIlO ,by LOOKING FOR Snow PlowCallDrivers, Operators and Side -71385 walk shovelers in the Picker- ing/Aiax/Whitby area. Tele- phone (905)640-0330 MAID SERVICE Requires reli- Office 1 Help able cleaners for residential, daytime only, part-time posi- tions to start immediately. Ex- perience preferred, but not necessary. Own transportation required. Serious inquiries only (905) 686-9160. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST; Evenings and some weekends for L.T.C. facility. Computer knowledge an asset. Submit resume to 70 Station St. Ajax, LIS 1139. MANDARIN RESTAURANTSales requires part-time host staff (day time shift) and buffet at- 1 Hel IA is tendant. Experience not nec- - essary. Apply in person with photo ID from 2pm-5pm, 1725 Please read your Kingston Road, Pickering (Kingston/East of Brock). ad on the first day MASSEY'S RESTAURANT re- quires daytime servers, Apply of publication as in person to 774 Liverpool Road South, Pickering. We Can not be held MOBILE DISC JOCKEY over 25 yrs old. Drivers licence & responsible for an reliable vehicle. Outgoing per- sonality. Music knowledge. We music. error in more than supply equipment, &training. 728-4856. PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER one publication. required for Premier Peterbift, Whitby. Part time, flexible hours, competitive rate. Clean abstract required. Fax: 905- 665-9422, Attn. Richard shorn. PERSONS with car for display and delivery. Call (905) 579 7813. SEAMSTRESS/rAILOR, ex- perience necessary, full time/ part time positions in Picker- ing and Oshawa. Fluency in English is required. Please call (905) 721.0669. SUBWAY SANDWICHES New Whitby Location (between AMC Theatre & Boston Pizza) has full-time and part-time A I at new loca- AVo 1:0R 11RIS"I"NI'As uunuu Farewell St, Oshawa. ton October 19 & 20 2:30- EXPERIENCED TRANSPORT 5:30p.m. Oct 21 10:30am. SALES required immediately GENERAL LABOURER with AZ 1;30pm for an Ontario/Quebec LTL license needed for equipment Carrier. Company expanding rental company in Ajax. Drop SUBWAY SANDWICHES Ajax services on full loads in this resumes off at 131 Dowry requires part time days. Applyregion also. Immediate posi- Rd., Ajax or fax to (905)686- in store Westney and Bayly. tion. Salary plus commission. 8546. Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 Please call Len at (905)420- ------ - -- o.m. 8646. Adult School Crossing Guard This is a great opportunity (905) 666-88661 for a responsible individual PRINT SALES Dynamic to really make a differ- Sales person required for growing Durham offset print ence. The Town of Ajax shop. Salary and commission. invites applications for Phone (905) 665-0138. the above position. The SALESPERSON with a good driving record to sell & install rate of pay iS $11.80 automotive batteries. Van per hour Application forms provided. Commission sales may be obtained from: 29. HR Pager #416-379- HR Services, Town of SEARS AUTHORIZED Indoor Ajax, 65 Harwood Clean Air Services. Inspector/ Sales person. Training pro - Avenue Souttl, Ajax,gram. $2,000.$4,000/month. Ontario, LIS 2H9. Car required. Scarb./Durham Region. Call Mike c 905-428- 2109 THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 15, 2000 - PAGE 31 1 Sales Help/Apnts 1 Sales Help/Agents Sales Help(AWft 1 Sales Help/Agenta 10 1 Sales Hetp/Apnts DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER Has an opening for NEW/USED SALESPERSON We offer: • Great floor traffic • Aggressive remuneration package • Monthly & Annual bonus • Good benefit plan • Demo supplied Become Part of our Winning Team!!! For private and confidential interview call and ask for Dwayne or Ted VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX 19 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2139 (905) 683-5358 Ask for Dwayne or Ted 135 135 Come join our team,at our BRAND NEW STORE IN AJAX Positions available: v Service Writer ➢ Licensed General Tech. Fax resume: Attn. Reno Sinopoli 905-426-4007 FINISHING CARPENTER Markham based Carpentry shop requires experienced Cabinet Maker. Must be able to read blue prints and laminate. Hourly wage, benefit package. Fax resume to: (905) 479-1765 or call John at (905) 479-1493 An equipment manufacturing company Assembly Department Manager Duties include directing personnel on the shop floor, scheduling, QC functions, and inventory maintenance. This is a "hands on" position for a team player, who is well organized and a gioven leader. hipperlReeeiver Shipping and receiving experience is a must along with organizational skills that blend well into a teamwork environment. • Attractive salary and benefit package commensurate to experience • Qualified candidates only need apply Mail resumes to: File # 600 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5 e-mail resumes to: xpandu3@yahoo.com Attention: HR Dept. F - $25 / HR mpany with lots of work dellers, Carpenters, bers. Electricians andymen (M/F), s & vehicle. 4 positions Mr. Woods, Monday, 9-2 05)686-7236 Established manufacturer of high quality injection moulded plastic products has the following positions available: ✓ Mouldmakers for new & production tooling ✓ Quality Control Supervisor, must have ISO & PPAP experience ✓ CMM Operator/Quality Control Person ✓ Mould Designer and/or Project Engineer These positions are available now. If you would like to work in an ISO standards company then please fax your resume to: 905-427-0137 Dreaming Digital?? If you are enthusiastic and eagerto achieve, join us in selling FIDO digital handsets and services. We are News Marketing Canada, the x; only full service promotions company of its kind. 5 We are recruiting for the following exciting opportunities in multiple locations throughout the ylj, GTA, Niagara Falls, Kitchener, Guelph, Barrie, 1{ St. Catharines, Burlington, and Hamilton areas. ROOKIES Full paid training will be provided. Previous retail experience would be an asset but, more importantly, we seek people who love dealing with people. We offer flexible hours, incentives and the opportunity to work with a large corporation where the possibilities are endless. Please fax your resume to Joel at (905) 602-8823, quoting reference # F-2000, or you can call us a. (905) 212-3861. NEWS MARKETING CANADA A NEWS COE►OM=ON CO -T 135 135 untstrut t-anaaa Limitea, a 1 i% -u International Company, has immediate openings for the following positions: CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULER require a person to schedule projects, der material and co-ordinate installa- ns. Experience in the construction iustry would be an asset. Must have ong organizational skills and mputer experience. Duties will include vel to job sites. CONSTRUCTION WORKING SUPERVISOR are looking for a self -motivated iividual to work with and supervise ters. Must have steel construction perience. The necessary skills also elude the ability to read engineering d shop drawings. Position involves me travel. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT General labourer to assist with warehouse duties includin shipping, receiving and packing. Fork lift experience is required. Qualified candidates are invited to submit resumes by mail only to: Barry Catterall Unistrut Canada Limited 585 Finley Avenue, Ajax, Ontario LIS 2E4 1 Hospital Medical Dental PHARMACY TECHNICIAN F/T or P/T required for Shoppers Drug Mart Whitby Experience and flexibility is a must. Con- tact Gabriel (905)436-1050 or fax (905)728-7295. DENTAL HYGIENIST required part-time for Monday, Friday & Saturday's. Possibility of unleased hours in the future. Apply in person Monday Thursday at Dr. Frank Gold Source One Dental, 555 Sim- coe St. South, Oshawa. DENTAL OFFICE Needs H.A.R.P. Certified Assistant for Full -Time Reception Call 9 a.m.- p.m. 4167284-0127 LICENCED REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST. RMT needed immediately. Picker- ing. Please fax resume to: (905)427-9147. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST re- quired including evenings & weekends. Experience pre- ferred. Please fax resume to (905)831-8749. PDA - IMMEDIATE positions available for one full-time, one part-time (Tues., Wed., Thurs.) No evenings or weekends for both positions. Experience preferred. Fax resume to Mary: at 905-434-8520. PHARMACY ASSISTANT - Full time and/or Part time. Mid- night store, afternoon and evening shifts, alternate wee- kends. Shopper's Drug Mart, 1300 King St. East, Oshawa. Fax resume to: (905)433 - earn CABINET MAKERS required for BUSY YET practice in Whitby PHARMACY TECHNICIAN custom shop in Whitby. requires a outgoing person for Part-time needed for special - Experience required. Please call part-time position, evenings ized long term care services (905) 438-0010 and weekends. Experience at Medical Pharmacies Group CLASS A MECHANIC required preferred. Computer expert- Inc. in Pickering. Attractive q ence an asset. Call (905)666- hours (no nights or wee - for large shop. Ability to repair 4004. kends). Experience in long any problem. Benefits avail- term care and Zadall software able. Call (905)433-4025. CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSTS- to an -1.1 full te days (32 - asset. Fax resume to Man - fin DZ DRIVER with 3 years ex- 40hrs/wk) for Pickering Endo- ager at (905)831-8751 or 1- perience in GTA & P&D. fax dontic Office. 1 year maternity anna75-7103 resume to 905 421-9852. leave to start in December. FORMWORK Some reception duties. Please CARPENTERS fax resume to: (905)831-9837 Required Chiropractic for Nokia project Health 600 Westney Rd. S. Assistant Ajax., Ontario. Excellent career op - Please call portunity for an ambi- Robert tious individual with 416-990-7008 outstanding "communi- or 416-749-5030 cation, phone, com- puter skills and en - GAS FITTER 11 Required for thusiastic attitude. residential service and main- Part time includes tenance work. Full-time posi- Eve and Sat. in Pick - tion, good hourly wage. Bene- fits & truck supplied. Fax re- please hand deliver sume to (905)683-0817 resume to: PICKERING CO. requires Full Pickering Time Bobst Domino Gluer Chiropractic Operator and Catchers. And Health Centre Bobst Die Cutting Operators. Health Centre e Benefits available. Fax resume: rP 905-420-9882 or call 905-420- Pickering 3000 (Pickfair plaza) CNC DURRET PUNCH PRESS CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT OPERATOR. Precision job shop multi task conscientious seeking experienced punch press computer literate part time operator. Top wages/benefits. with potential full time. A/R Call 416-291-8188 Attn: W. experience an asset. Drop off Gardneror fax resume in confi- resume to : 420 Green St., dente to: 416-291-3233. Whitby, Ontario. WOODROW CONTRACTING due COURTICE GUARDUTAN to growth we are currently look- Pharmacy needs full-time ing to fill the followingg positions: pharmacist in Jan.2001 for CARPENTER- SUPER maternity leave with guaran- years experience home improvebr tee of permanent position. ments, basements, family 8hrs/wk, coverage needed rooms, tiling, fence/deck work, immediately. Tel#905-432- etc. FLAGSTONE INSTALLERS- 8888 Fax# 905-432-3185. also required. Based out of Markham. We are looking for self DENTAL ASSISTANT req'd for motivated individuals for long office in Pickering. P/T or F/T term to fill these openings, in incl. some evenings and Sat. turn we can offer a very compet- Reception exp. an asset. Must itive wage. Ph. (905)472-2779 be -HARP cert. Fax resume to fax (905)420-2288. 905-837-2099. PHusHr save rnau i r, w hiring Registered Staff'.` art time & casual position avail- able. L.T.C. experience an as- set. Fax applications to 905- 427-5846, Attention Director of Care, Ballycliffe Lodge, Ajax. LIS 1119. E-mail ballycliffe- lodgegprimus.ca 1 Daycare • Wanted CAREGIVER NEEDED foE, 1 year old and 5 year old ir.fty home, West Pickering area, non-smoker, references re- quired. Call 905-509-8069 LOVING RELIABLE ECE re- quired to -care for 3 infants in a daycare like environment staring January. Unique full- time opportunity in West Pick- ering. (905)509-5550. PICKERING, WEST SIVORE area. full time daycare re- quired for 2 children in our home, non-smoker, experi- enced, with references. Your school -aged children wel- come. Call 905-420-5336 RELIABLE SITTER/DRIVER part-time for 2 boys (9, 14) to pick & drop off at school, from Whitby -Ajax. Start Oct. 20. Call 905-683-8581. Hrs. 7 - 8 a.m. & 3 - 5:30 p.m. $$ a Daycare • Available LOVING Christian home day- care, will teach alphabet, numbers and values. 6 months - 5 years preschool, First Aid/CPR. Valley Farm Rd/Hwy 2, near Pickerin, Ao. (905) 837-9600. PAGE 32 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 15, 2000 1 Hospital Medical 1 Hospital Medical 1 Hospital Medical 1 HospRal Medical 1 Artides for 1 Articles for Dental Dental Dental Dental -- -- Sok ... ...... R� ...... le .. GUNUU: nving room/oea- Siailation ou + U11,11111M room, stereo, TV, sofa bed, $14.99. 15 years experience microwave, freezer, paintings, (905)655-3661 mirrorsair, mist. tables, area SKLAR Sofa and matching Make lot Great 00691eaveemessagec. (416)875 chair in solid medium blue, end tables, glass coffee table, COSTUMES adults/children. 26" Magnavox console TV. All Racks of the unusual. New in excellent condition. $800. Halloween selection. By Call (905)721-2740. chance/phone/b appt. Mar SOLID TEAK 8 pc. queen size garet (905) 852-5148. Ux- bedroom suite, 'headboard, bridge. Opened in 1990, Markham Stouffville Hospital is a 200 -bed full service community mattress, side tables, 2 hospital. Compassion, innovation and accountability are at the heart of everything we do. DRESSERS $55, kitchen table dressers, mirror, like new &chairs $50, wall unit $95, rnmitinn et:tnn sas nsas And it shows. We function as a whole to meet patient needs and strive to make each visit sofa & chair $165, antique balloon back sofa (1880's) a great experience. Our dedication sets us apart, and our people make it great. If you share mint $1995, 9pe mahogany our commitment to excellence in patient care, consider joining our dynamic team. bedroom suite $3995, Queen Anne cherry table & 8 chairs $1495, office desk $65, pine $4 sofa $295, microwave stand Re istered Nurses $45, walnut table 4 chairs $495, coffee & end ta- bles $45,, bun bunk beds $75, bee d - room suite $395, antique 6' dressing mirror $750, antique dresser & chair $110, many Open House other Items. Bowmanv!Ile (905)697532. DSS SATELLITE, unloop and programyour own DSS cards Markham Stouffville Hospital Auditorium in T seconds w!th the New wad p Thing X. RCA, Hughes, Tashiba, Sony & Uniden. Saturday, October 21st, 2000, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. $350. Also wanted - used or unwanted systems. (905)626-0092. Bring your resume and discuss current and future employment opportunities 1988 CATERPILLAR 5000 cap. with representatives from our patient care areas. If you are unable to attend on forklift; 1990 Nissan 4000 cap. October 21st, we encourage you to send our resume to: Human Resources, forklift; one Sharpe F0130 fax g y y machine; 7-1999 Motorola 381 Church St. Markham, ON L3P 7P3. Fax: (905) 472-7055 E-mail: 500 cordles cell phones. For details 905-420-8646. humanres@msh.on.ca Visit our website at: www msh.on.ca FORMAL -420-8 46. suite, solid cherry, with beautiful Bring your parking ticket for validation. Refreshments will be served. oyster finish, 2 extra leafs, double pedestal table, 6 chairs, 2 captain chairs, serv- er, large hutch, asking $5,000 obo. Call 571-7441. (snp) FULLY EQUIPPED COMMER- y CIAL GYM equipment for sale! 9 1=MCICan be used forhome gym or personal training studio. Ex- cellents condition.Call TanyaStcLL�e (905)665-780, leave mes- sage. Serious inquiries only. HARDWOOD FLOORING Hash + Unfinished from $1.99/sq.ft. N and prefinished from $2.99/ sq.ft. Also re -finishing old floors and sanding needs. Showroom at Kendalwood Plaza 1801 Dundas St E . GOOD BENEFIT PACKAGE ROSEBANK VILLA PICKERING Requires Registered Nurses for Full time evenings > Part time and casual fax resume to: 905-509-0011 F, MMV Association "SME for Family Respite Services SERVICES ATTENTION RNIB Part time R.N.'s required to work it Durham Region. Weekends, nights and variety of shifts as well as day/eveninf visting nursing. Current CPR and Collegr of Nurses registration. Community nurs ing experience an asset. PLUS URGENTLY REQUIRED Nurses to work 8 hour nights with pediatric client in Uxbridge area. Apply to: NURSING PROGRAM DURHAM FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES 865 Westney Road South Ajax, Ontario, LIS 3M4 Fax (905) 427-9615 Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted go Daycare Available AFFORDABLE daycare. Steps .Glengrove P.S. On St. An - Daniels busroute. Large fenced backyard & playroom. HWY 2/WESTNEY RD. area. Close to Roland Mitchener school. Reliable caregiver in a srr,� & pet -free home. Daily outings, storytime, music, meals & snacks. (905)426- 3290. ff[sl Daycare Available AJAXIPICKERING - Mother of 1, available to babysit your children full or part-time. CPR & First Aid certified. Non smoker, references. Call Ei- leen (416)317-8154 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving daycare; 18 months to 12 years. Daily outings (fenced backyard and park). Crafts, story time, music, nu- tritious meals & snacks. First Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- smoking, receipts. 905-428- 1244. RELIABLE caregiver would like to provide daycare for your child or children. Rea- sonable rates, flexible hours, nutritious meals and snacks, craft & story time and daily outings. Ravencroft/Danlels area. 905-619-9428. Home Care CAREGIVER required in our central Ajax home. Live-in or Live -out. Light housekeeping, shopping required. Vehicle a must. References. Call for in- terview (905)428-0590. 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- cellent very best quality hard- wood, guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned, (ready to burn) cut & split Honest measurement, free delivery, 905-753-2246. ROKA FIREWOOD - 4x8x12% $69 - 4x8xl6" $75. Locally owned & operated since 1961. Days 705-277-3381 toll free from Oshawa or Evenings 434-6665. SEASONED FIREWOOD, Available. Face cords, pick up loads, bush cords. Dave. 905- 831-7055. Bargain 1 n Comer BABY - Graco open top swing $60; 2 toddler carseats $50. each; boots etc. 852-2657 GLASS top rattan coffee, end & sofa table $200. 2 Brass lamps $20/each, 2 decorator table lamps $30/each, 6 an- tique early Canadiana Pine chairs $25/each, console hu- midifier $75.619-9301 1 Articles for Sale CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast deliv- ery, free estimates (30 yards). Norman 686-2314. 1981 9.9 JOHNSON Motor, 1411. Stirling aluminum fishing boat with electric motor mount & trailer. Good condition. complete package $1500. Call (905)683-0493 after 5pm. 2 LEATHER fully reclining so- fas, forest green, $3000 for pair or $1700 each. Call Stuart 905-619-3667 WALL UNIT - 3 PC. Black lac- quer with built in bar, lighted glass shelves - brass ac- cents. Must go quickly. 905- 668-1396(snp) 8 PIECE MAHOGANY dining room suite, china cabinet (an- tique) Victorian table wAeaf, 6 chairs $1100. 4 piece bedroom suite, dark wood, good condi- tion, $300., california shutters, white, overall dimensions 66" x 82.5', mint condition, $285., biinds:patio door size, grey (62.5" x 84.5") $15., set of 3 vertical, each measuhng 32 x 67.5" (neutral color/peach), Set price $30. Call evenings or weekends: (905) 619-9998. 9 PIECE - oak dining room su- ite, like new, must sell. Call (416)372-0623. LEATHER JACKETS, up to 1/ 2 price, leather purses from $9.99, luggage from $19.99, leather wallets from $7.99. Entire Stock Clearance Sale! Family Leather, 5 Points Mall Oshawa. 905-728-9830. 1 Articles for Whitby. 905-433-9218 OSHA - sale WA HARDWOOD FLOORS ADD A SOLARIUM to your LTD. deck! Get out of the wind, rain, INVACARE fully electric hos- show & bugs! 'Kits" from pital bed with 30' upgraded $2995. 8 hour installation. mattress, 6 months new, no Model in Ajax. 905.626-5487. reasonable offer refused. 579 - AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS 9509 wood/oil Chimney cleaning. KING SIZE SEALEY posture - Pest screens and caps in- pedic mattress and box stalled. Modern equipment.spring. Only 3 months new. Professional service. Call and Medium firmness. Regular PINI/UAA runnllunt..uur Mission Furniture is on the floor Come and seethe Style that has turned the Fur- niture World upside down..N tertainment units, Home of- fice, Dining Room, Kitchen, and Bedroom Furniture -Don't forget... Traditional Woodwork- ing is the leading manufactur- er of custom built SOLID WOOD Entertainment Centres and Home Office in the Dur- ham . Region..... Bring your ideas/plans and let us turn them into reality..... Drop in and see out State of the Art woodworking facility and let us show you how fine furniture Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 230 i needstruck that � a little w, not .r rusty, call 905-4 I , 270 A1,111111 14 11110 r• . .r 5-r r. 'r I 280 FOUND aroundcat, hanging :r r . Whites, Pickering. call 905-839-7166 •r , 290 r� r• is made..... There is No Sub- GULUEN HtIHIMM pups, stitute for Ouality"...Traditional farm raised, 6 females, 2 Woodworking... 115 North Port males, parents on site. Vet Road (S. off Reach Rd.) Port checked, 1st shots, de- Perry 905-985-8774... www. wormed. $450. Ready end of traditionalwoodworking.on.ca October. Please call 1-705- SHEOMAN - Quality wooden 374-5582 (snp) sheds 8' X 8' barn kit, only GOLDEN RETRIVER PUPPIES $299. plus tax. Many other - 1 male, 3 females, loving sizes and styles available. companions for all ages. Pure McKay no. unn o, ricKenng. on site, vet cnecKea, rirsi For more info. call 905-619- shots, ready to go. $350. 905- 2093. 404-Sn22 nr416-688-8900. Humt IMAM uquroanon- Hi-End JVC. Hurry for best selection. Dolby Digital Pro - logic 5.1 Surround Receivers, CD players, cassette decks, speakers, DVD Players with complete packages only $124 each piece in packages. Re- ceiver must mclude sufficient speakers. 4 pc. packages start from $496.00; 90 Day Lay -Away. 579-0893. TICKETS FOR SALE - N'Sync, Limp Bizkit, Alan Jackson, Bon Jovi, Bare Naked Ladies, Tragically Hip, Radiohead, Leafs & Raptors. Also will buy Leafs & concert tickets. (905) 626-5568. TIRES - 4 - Motomaster SE, P175 -80R13, 1 steel belted radial, P195/75R14, 1 steel belted Firestone P195/75 R14, Call 905-697-0779. TRUCK CAP - fiberglass, black tinted windows, excel- lent condition. For short box GM. $400. (905) 434-0392. ann leave message (905)686- $2,699., asking $1,400 B0. ntw a w. rI. aanuy liar 7741. Excellent condition. Telephone fridgges 199, scratch and dent - ANTIQUE DINING ROOM set, (905) 655-9219 danby apartment sae chest table with drop leafs at each LAWYER/PROFESSIONAL of- freezers $179 and up, while quantities last. Full Recon .nUfae_ end, 6 chairs & 1 arm chair, flee furniture -large raproduc- tuners. warranty econdi- buffet with glass hutch, needs tion oak/glass wall unit/book tinned fridges $195 / up, re - refinish. $1,500. (905)985- shelves 8 matching lawyers conditioned ranges $125/ up, 0863. desk. Original cost $10,000+, reconditioned dryers $125 / ANTIQUE DINING set coin• selling for $2000 each or deal up, reconditioned washers pletely restored. Early 1920n. on both. Receptionist desk $199 / up, new and recondi- Table, 6 chairs, sideboard& credenza, Persian rugs, art, tioned coin operated washers server. Mint condition. etc. (905) 831-5889. and dryers at low prices. New $4995. Call 576-4036. MODEL RAILROAD 'N' brand name fridges $480 and Gauge, 3 complete runningg up, new 30" ranges with clock APPLIANCE CENTRE - Wash- tracks, all accessories. Ca11 and window $430. Recondi- er, dryer, fridge, stove, dish- Bill 905-430-6408 leave mea tioned 24" ranges and 24" frost washer, all fully guaranteed. free fridges now available. Come make a deal! 33 Station sage. Wide selection of other new St., Ajax. (905)426-2682. MOVING -MUST SELLI 1998 and reconditioned appliances. BEAUTIFUL Cherry wood for- Jayco Hardtop trailer -sleeps 8 Call us today, Stephenson's mal dining room set with 8 $6000. legal desk, king wa- Appliances, Sales, Service, chairs and hutch. $2,800.5 terbed, insulated doghouse, Parts. 154 Bruce St. Oshawa. yrs. old, excellent condition. dresser w/mirror, tall dresser, (905)576-7448. Dryer $300. Cali (905)430- stove $25. 905-655-8835 Articles 3953 or (416)910-788$. NURSES UNIFORMS Sale, 1 Wanted BLACK MUSKRAT COAT for due to retirement. The uniform sale, ladies' medium, like. Place, 288 Gibbons St., Osha- ANTIQUES?Absolutely! Ad - new, valued at $1;500, askingwa 905-576-0042 16 till 27 vice- always valuable, usually $700.905-668-4780 Oct. free! Purchasing -outright, es- tates w/some antique cont - BRAND NEW COMPUTER for for tuning, Hairs, &pre lir- ents, (no limit to value con - sale,' Compaq Presario, Intel p p sidered), collections of any Proc. 667 MHZ w/128 KS in chase consultation on all sort, quantities or single an - makes & models of acoustic tique items. Special interest in memory, 15.0 ac hard drive, pianos. Reconditioned Heintz- Moorcroft pottery. I'll try to re - me CD ROM drive, internet man Yamaha; Mason & spond to all queries. Robert video camera, 56K ITV Vnet Risch, & other grand or Bowen Antiques- Brooklin, modem, a, keyboard & upright pianos for sale, start- Ontario. (905)655-8049 or mouse, w/software & MV 540 ing at $995. Get ready for fall (905)242-0890. 15' colour monitor. Asking lessons now! Check out the $2350. Call 837-9213. web at www.barbhall.com or BUYING ANTIQUE and col - call Barb at 905-427-7631. lettable contents including CARPETS SALE & HARD. Visa, MC, Amex. complete estates. Best possi- WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 PIANOS & GRANDFATHER ble prices paid. Henry Kahn, rooms from $339. (30 sq. yd.) r, n5- o� ,. k. -,,e 905 985-8161. paSH d and installation. Free now on an noiano aignai pia - estimates, carpet repairs. ' nos and Samick acoustic pia Serving Durham and Sur-rounding ur- nos. Large selections of used Serving ng area. Credit Cards pianos. Not sure if ylessons,our kids a Accepted Call Sam 905-686- renit toicownt100% of allrrent I Weo to 1772. payments apply. Call TELEP $g per U disc! CARPET AND VINYL SALE- PIANO (905) 433 1491.- Carpet three rooms, 30 square www.teleppiano.com Deja Yu Di/C/ yards, from $339 installed. I POOL TABLE. Quality solid will discount your best quote oak 4 1/2 x 9, turned legs, 1- Boyly, w. of Harwood up to 10%. New colors and slate, leather pockets, new (905) 427-76133 designs.Customer satisfaction cloth, accesssones, cherry guaranteed. Coil Mike for your stain, like new, below half WANTED - square -bales of free estimate, 905-431-4040 price at $2,800. Pentium 166 straw. 905-885-0071. COMPUTER FACTORY computer, 32MB ram, 2Gb- WANTED Parrot, African BLOWOUT. Amazing 1 yr. no HDD, CD, 56k modem, moni re or Cockatoo preferred. payments, then $14/wk (OAC). tor, speakers, $400. Oshawa. rey for rt a good home. Call 500 Mhz loaded, punter, 905-439 4789 905-434-0392(snp) monitor, internet, software and POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' slate more. Free scanner, delivery billiard tables for sale. Call WANTED - Sea -Doo et boat, and setup. 1-800-515-5545. 905-420-0113. twin engine, '95-'6, $6000 or condi- COMPUTER Specials, Penti- less in good all round condi- CO COinternet starter system RENT TO OWN new and re- tion 905-434-0392 (snp) conditioned appliances, and $299 Pentium laptop $599, new TV's. Full warranty. Pad WANTED - Yamaha or Ti - loaded 608 New with 17' dy's Market 905-263-8369 or gershark Waverunner, mid Pad - monitor $998 New color print- 1-800-798-5502. 90's, good condition, reason- er $59. We love doing up- ably priced. Call 905 -434 - grades and difficult repairs. 15 0392 (snp) years experience. Call (905)655-3661. Annitn0, ver aneGKeil wmr first booster and well as young to mature spayed or neutered cats (fully vaccinated) looking for homes. Many dogs also available for adoption. Foster homes for cats and dogs needed. Pets supplies (espe- cially cat food and litter) and donations always welcomed. Please call' Durham Animal Adoption at 438-8411 Adorable Puppies 'Championship, Sired' English Bull Dog, Golden Retrievers, Mini Schnauzer, Chocolate Labs, Cocker Spaniel, Long-haired dashund, Toy Poodle, Shih Tzu, Yorkies, Bijon Frese, West Highland Terriers, Pug, Berenese Mountain ostrawa (905)723,-5077 Automobiles 11 o M,s for Sale 1951 HUDSON PACEMAKER, 2 dr, body mint, needs interior & motor to finish (would make nice hot rod), trades consid- ered. Call 905-434-0392 (snp) 1982 PONTIAC ACADIAN only 124,000 kms. 2 dr., au- tomatic, passed emmissions, good body, in storage most winters. Block heater, recently bought tires, alternator and master cylinder. $600 o.b.o. (905)665-7039. 1983 Buick Regal from B.C. Exc. condition, paint's faded, $1200 firm. Will pass em!s- sion and safety without too much trouble., 905-434-0392 (snp) 1983 MONTE CARLO, no rust, needs work, 128,000 km $750. obo. After 4 p.m. 579-3579 (snp) 1985 PONTIAC 6000, 104,000kms, second owner, body in excellent condition, new battery & alternator, very well maintained, $1200 as is or $1600 certified. (905)434- 6169 1987 Mustang LX hatchback, 4 cyl. $600. obo. Call 905-985- 8021 1988 T -BIRD, blue, loaded, 5 Litre, 2 dr, $800 obo as is. 905-433-4239 (snp) 1989 Plymouth Reliant, good body runs. $500 as is. 905- 433-4005.snp 1989 TOPAZ, very good con- dition, 4 dr. auto, air cond. 141,000 km., certified, current emission, $1800. Call 905- 666-1940 after 5 p.m. week- days, anytime weekend. 1990 Buick LeSabre, 3800 engine. All power, 210,000 hwy. km. Good tires, great winter or second car. $2500 as is firm. Emissions last year. 705-328-0402 after 6 p.m.(snp) 1990 SUBARU Legacy, sta- tion wagon, loaded, $2500 or best offer, call 905-686-0787. 128,000 km $4500; 1995 Grand Cherokee Limited, 160,000 km $12,500; 1988 Cherokee, 213,000 km, $4500; 1994 Chev. Blazer, 200,000 km. $9950; 1992 Cherokee, 275,000 km. $5500. 1981 Chev. Astro Van, 180,000 km. $4995; Call cars cert. & emis- Warranty. Cali Doug days 905-985-0074; Eve: 705-277 3250 Dealer. 1 1 Automobiles � 1 Vans/ 4 Wheel Drive 1990 MUSTANG -2dr. coupe, standard, cobalt blue, many 1987 CHEVY VAN 10, certifi- extras, 5 liter look -4 cyl., high able, passed E-test(exp. k's, well maintained. Asking Oct.30), brand new engine - $2,400.00 Chris 905-668-2700 good, running shock/springs-1$150 1993 Chev. Cavalier, 4 dr. cert./$1200 uncert. Cali 905 - auto, am/fm cass„ ps, pb, 683-6126 or after 6pm 905- 228,000 km, runs great , very 839-9725 little rust, easily certifiable, will pass emission. $3500 1990 Arerostar extend, Eddie obo. 905-434-0392 (snp) Bauer package, 260,000 km, runs great, body good, $3500 1993 CORSICA - 4 dr., 6 cyl. as is or $4500 certified and Good condition, $2,700 o.b.0. emission tested. 905 -434 - Recently certified & emission 0392. (snp) tested. (905)728-6939. 1990 TRACKER, auto, am/fm 1yy993 GRAND AM, maroon, 4 cassette, good asking $3500 oblo. Call running condition, $2900 obo. Call 905-000 434-0392 (snp) 00 1992 SUNBIRD 4 -cylinder, 1994 ASTRO CS, extended. automatic $3895. certified/ Excellent mechanical, power emissions, warranty. ALSO locks, A/C, rear heat, 1992 Sable Wagon, 3.8L, au- 1801000ks., $6,500. Will certi- tomatic, loaded, leather, slid -plus emissions. call 905- er-roof, CD/cassette $3999. 721--0481. certified/emissions, warranty. Dealer 905-665-9960, 905- 1994 DODGE GRAND Cara - 261 -9440. van SE - 7 passenger, loaded, well maintained, excellent 1997 SUNFIRE, black, 2 door, condition, certified plus emis- auto, air, emission tested, sion. $7,500. (905)576-4250. non-smoker, excellent condi- tion, 77,000kms, $9,200. Call 1994 DODGE CARAVAN, one 905-725 0667 owner, good condition, 142,000 km., $6200. Call 420- 9207 WE FINANCE 1 Trailers EVERYONE First time buy- 1976 COACHMEN Hard -top bankrupt, tent trailer. Sleeps 6 w/lots of ens p , storage space. Includes -din - bad credit, n0 ing tent, awning, 2 -spare tires, etc. Good Condition. First credit. You $1,100 in my hand takes it! work? You 905-434-7131 drive! Lots of STORAGE TRAILERS for sale choice. Down or or rent and looking to buy. We can set them level with the Trade may be .,ground. Makes a great work- reQUlred. shop. 430-7693 (snp) SPECIAL WIN snowmobiles FINANCE DEPARTMENT 1994 ZR 580 Artie Cat, 4 gas Fox shocks, 2000 clutching, SHERIDAN CHEV Hax warmers, 144 new suds, 905-706-$498 excellent 623 4 65 (snp) uick sled $3500. 1 Arts & trans NEED A CAR? CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The $699 Down Gift & Craft Showplace' locat- ed in the Courtice Flea Mar - Bad Credit OK ket, 4 km. east of Oshawa Low as $99/mth (approx. 6000 people attend- ing each weekend). Let us CALL TODAY, show & sell your crafts direct - DRIVE TODAY! direct- ly to h be thelre. There is s NO 905-509-2200 6 month tarts at $24/month. Calt. l 905nt -436- N- -CERTIFIED, 1995 Hyundai Ac DURHAM COLLEGE Fall/ Ac- cent, 1 Excellent con $6300 Christmas Craft Show - No- o.n.o: Excellent condition. Cali vember 25th & 26th, Vendor (905)427-8357 info: Lynn 905-721-3129. Over ESTABLISH or Re-establish 100+ tables. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. your credit without a Co-signer Admission $1.00 & Drive a Great Car! It you www.durhamc.on.ca/athletics. have poor credit, no credit, or VENDORS REQUIRED for De - a past bankruptcy, WE CAN cember 3rd Holiday Craft HELP! Call Me Today for Your Show at the Ajax McLean Approval! Bruce (free 668- Centre. For more information 666- ext. 304, toll free Pontiac lease call Cara (905)619 - BuickGus Brown Pontiac 2290 ( ) Buick Ltd. FIND YOUR NEXT used vehi- Apartments U171 1 1 cle at: durhamwheels.com For Rent 1 BEDROOM basement apart- ment. Ritson & Olive 3 pee. e •, ••,, •, bath (shower only) Available No Credit, Bad Credit or Nov. 1st $600/monthly all in- clusive. Call 432-7163, leave even Bankrupt message. Phone Mel today2 BEDROOM basement apt, BROCK AUTO fridge, stove, parking, freshly painted. $695+ hydro. Avail - (905) 619-8763 immediately. No pets. Down Payment Or Trade First/last required. Call 905 - May Be Required 723-0973. 2 BEDROOM Basement Winter Storage apartment across from Cour- Winter tice H.S. Laundry facilities, all Special ! utilities included. $775/month available immediately. Call Cars $99/mo. 905-435-1032 Motorcycles, Seadoos, WHITBY GARDENS UNDER Snowmobiles $69/mo. NEW MANAGEMENT -One Call and two bedroom apartments Sentinel Self Storage available in quiet modern, 9 mature building. Utilities in - 905 -686-7222 cluded. Laundry facilities and 475 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax parking available. No pets. Call(905)430-5420. Ulm Automobiles AJAX- 2 bedroom basement Wanted apt. Newly renovated. Close to all amenities. Air conditioning, CASH FOR CARS! We buy laundry $850 inclusive. Avail. used vehicles. Vehicles must Nov.1. First/last. Call Ron be in running condition. Cali 905-426-5266 427-2415 or come to 479 AJAX Basement apartment, ADAUTO SALES. East, Ajax at MVR -_ one bedroom, 4 pc. bath, AD Alaundry facilities, $600 per A & A AUTO- Cars, trucks, month. Isblast, available Dec. boats. We pay up to $10,000. Ist. Telephone 683-3119 Cash on the spot. Any condi- AJAX - new, professionally tion, any year. Cali us any. finished, largeapt. one Privatebdrm. time, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 en- tance,elaundy, parking, bath - min. service. 905-686-0605 or tub, no smoking no pets, 905-706-3880. $675/mo. (905) 655-8381. WANTED - parts for 1988 Ford AJAX one -bedroom basement Merkur, Any info greatly ap- apt. parking, laundry, sep. en- preciated. Call 905-434-0392. trance, full bath, non-smoker. No pets. Available Nov. 1. WANTED - VW BEETLE, dead First/last. $575 + 1/3 utilities. or alive, or for parts. Call 905- 905-619-2212. 434-0392(snp) AJAX, COUNTRY setting, 1 Off-T,bedroom. Overlooks pond, professional person preferred, for Sale non smoker, no pets, refer- ences, first & last. 905-428- 1993 CHEVROLET Silverado 7407, leave message. 1/2 ton, 350 hp, cap, bedliner, mint condition, passed emis- sions test. Call 905-985-8021 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 1 1 Apartments for 1 1 Apartments for Rent Rent RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint.- On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 12 noon - Bpm Sat & Sun ipm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 1111 — I . Rent PORT PERRY -spacious 3 - bedroom apt. Lower floor of home. Private entrance +yard, air, cable, laundry, parking, non-smokers, no pets, suit congenial working/retired couple. $850 -inclusive first/ last, references. Box 152, Port Perry, L9L 1A3 SPACIOUS 2 BDRM. APT. Whites & Bayley, separate entrance, no pets, no smok- ing. $800/inclusive. Credit ref- erences required. Available immediately. Call 416-910- 9924 or evenings 905-426- 4156. SPACIOUS one bedroom basement apartment, Whitby, separate entrance, parking, laundry, air, very close to all amenities Nov. Ist. $767 in- clusive: Ist/last, references. Telephone (905) 668-2362 IOSHAWA 2 & 3 B/R apts. 280 Wentworth St. West. $740 & $850. Utilities Incl. Close to schools, shopping and 401. Pub- lic Transit right past your door. For appt. call 16 (905) 721-8741 WHITBY - 1 Bedroom base- ment apt with w/o to backyard. Washer, dryer, parking, a/c, bright & clean in executive area. Avail. immediately. No smoking/no pets. $650/ month Inclusive. Cable extra. Evenings (905)668-0538 or (416)-574-2621. WHITBY - one bedroom apt. Sep. entrance, parking and laundry. A/C, fireplace, freshly decorated, satellite tv includ- ed, $685/mo. 905-666-6555. (snp) WHITBY 1 bedroom basement apartment, suit one non- smoker, separate entrance, laundry, storage, parking, safety certified. GO/Lakes close. $600 inclusive, no dogs. Phone 683-8840. WHITBY EXCEPTIONAL 1 - bedroom basement apart- ment, large kitchen & dining room. Very bright & clean. Fridge stove share use of laundry room. Private parking. No pets. $730/mo. includes utilities. References/credit check required. (905)-435- 0827. WHITBY, 3 BEDROOM with garage parking, top floor of triplex, non smoking, no pets, $990 per month. plus hydro. Ist/last required. Telephone 571-0686 WHITBY, executive 1 -bed- room basement apartment, parking, AC, cable included, laundry, "non-smoker, no pets'. $650/month Available Dec 1st. Leave message (905)430-1059. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. 1 Houses For Rent usesfor 1 Townhousesfor 1 Rent Rant Faccepting GLE CREEK COOP WHITBY g applications for townhouses 4 -bedrooms - $862 + mily oriented community BSIDY AVAILABLE applications from 10-8pm Crawforth St. Office: : 85) Mon: Thurs. 10-48, Mon:Sun. 10 am-7pm message at (905) 666-2008 1 1 Houses for Rooms or Rent Rent A-ABA-DABA-DO, I have a AJAR - LARGE room separate home for you! 6 months free! entrance, sep. bath, mature From $550/month OAC, up to working single, non-smoker/ $6,000 cash back to you, no pets. Util. included. $475/ $32,000+ family income. first/last. Available imme- Short of down payment? For diately. Mahtra 905-427-4988 spectacular results Ken Col. AJAX - WESTNEY/HWY #2 lis, Associate Broker, Cold - well Banker RMR Real Estate cluded. $400/month. First & (905)728-9414 or 1-877-663 last. area. Available imme- 054 diatelyy. (905)426-5015 or cell email:kacollis�idirect.com (gi6)771-5592. A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND- BROCK/HWY#2 Use of kitch- ING 6 months free, then own a en, bathroom, laundry, yard. house from $600/month o.a.c. Steps to mall, 401, 2 bus Up to $5,000 cash back to lines. Non-smoking responsi- you! Require $30,000+family bleersoN First/last, imme- Income and good credit. Short diate Must like cats. $375/ of down payment? Call Bill month905 619-2603 Roka, Sales Rep. today! Re/ ( ) Max Spirit (905) 728-1600, 1- LARGE ROOM with shower, 888-732-1600. bathroom & kitchenette. King- OSHAWA - 4 BEDROOM, ston/Brock area. $500/mo., separate diningroom & living- heat/hydro/cable incl. First/ room, fenced yard. Close to last required. Prefer non - 401 & schools, gas heat, cen- smoker. Available Nov. 1st tral a/c, no pets, $1,275 plus 9050) 619-8728 or 1-734-507- " U...- basement. Available Imme- $500. down, own your own diately. First/last. Parking. home starting at $69,900 car- Full furnished. Near all —,..,.- 1— .h, ram ner Y AJAX, 3 -BEDROOM town- ' kitchen, Parking, $500/mo. home, near shops, trans & First &last, references, 2man- schools, 1-1/2 baths, garage, walk to Durham Centre, Har. schools, credit check, wood &Hwy. # 2. Available immed. Call Doug 905-619- $1200/month + utilities. Call (905)201-6612;472-3713. 9595. PICKERING, Liverpool/Hwy 2, 1 Shared Near P.T.C.. 3 -bedroom. fire- Accommodation smokers, no pets. Main/to ' ., "'"' floor, quiet. $1200. (416)875P new home, non smoker, $650 8319 or iet. $1200. 66. per month inclusive. Close to all amenitities. Telephone CENTURY HOME in country " 837-9219 setting, only 35 minutes east SHARED ACCOMMODATION of Oshawa, spacious 2 -bed- $350 per month, single work- room front -half of duplex. ing female, includes parking, Vacant, remodelled," $750 + laundry, cable. Ref. required. heat and hydro. 905-723-7189 Call Rebecca weekdays 1 - HOUSE FOR RENT, central 800-667-4656 or message Whitby, 3 -bedrooms, near (905) 720-2711 schools & shopping, nice Condominiums backyard. $800/month plus For Rent utilities, available immediate ly. Call (905)655-5918 leave BROCK RD./HWY. 2 - Luxury message. 1 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms starting HOUSES FOR RENT in Pick- from $1150. HARWOOD/HWY ering, Whitby, Ajax, Oshawa, 2, 3 -bedroom townhouses, Bowmanville and surrounding $1800. Includes parking, 4 areas. Rent from $1,100 to appliances & amenities. Call $2,000 per month plus utili- (416 296-1012. E-mail: ties. Call Garry Bolen, Sutton !nfo4�delrent.com LARGE 3 -BEDROOM farm. sauna, came, unaergrouno house, available to rent immedi- parking. $890/month inclu- Pickering. (905)668 7284 ly St., sive. Avail. last (905)728-9593 lately. First/ space ro scare up w v classic PICKERING Mustang automobiles year 2 Bedroom round. Home (905)839-1313 or work (905)837-7700 ask Bungalow for Bob. - Finished rec room warehouse - - Large lot - Walk to PTC & GO • s ace $1100 + utilities Available Nov 1 BUSINESSES! (905) 420-1524 Housing$1 Need More Space? Storage Special Wanted Wanteedd ATTN: SNOWBIRDS Retired professional for 1St Rent! cats Sentinel Self Storage 905-686-7222 couple, late 50s, 1wkingfor home/apt. to rent/house sit over winter months. 475 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax Florida 1 Vac. Rentals Prefer Ajax location as CLEARWATER AREA. East grandchildren live In area. Lake Woodlands, 10 min. 905-427-2731 Clearwater Beach. 2 bedroom, .2 baths, ground floor, covered Townhouses For Rent parking at the door. Available after Nov. 15th. 3 months minimum, $1,500/month US. WHITBY, GARDENIHWY 2, 3 bedroom, 4 appliances, gas ga furnace, large deck, quiet (905)725-8633 Private Homes 051 For Sale area, no smoking/dogs, refer- ences & credit check. $1050 + heat, available Dec. 1, Leave bedroom home close to from Message 435-9737. amenities. - carries $945/mo! Won't last! Conrad 1 Rooms for Rem Samelko, Sutton Group Dyna - mic o Rea" Inc. 434-4600 or preferred. Immediate. lst/last. as .twiny iaiiyc. --1 $400. Near 401/Go. One $500,000. No Agents Please month free. (905)426-6674 Call (905)427-6095 after i p. M. THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 15, 2000 - PAGE 33 Furnished Fumished Accommodations Accommodations FURNISHED 2 BED.BUNGALOW . ON FARM Uxbridge area. Long/Short Term Includes all utilities.. *Dishes *Linens *Cable *Tel. $2000. Also .1 bed. Whitby apt. 1-905-852-6513 1 1 Private Homes1 1 Private Honeys for Sete for Sale Money to LendMoney to Lend • EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! We hold your personal cheque `til payday NO CREDIT CHECKS! 3 10—CASH OSHAWA LOCATION CALL NOW! NOW OPEN MI Private Homes Money to Lend d for Sale CENTRAL FUNDING GROUP, NEED CASH? Loans for debt first & second mortgages to 95%. From 7.45% for 5 years. consolidation, vehicle pur- Best available rates. Private chase, home renovation etc. funds available. Refinancing Apply by phone. Same day debt consolidation a rofessionalspecialty. approval. ClbFinanstoncial Canada For fast call 905-666-4986% (905)686servic- Ajax (905) 42145 8 7505.Rd. E. #3, 2367. Financial HOMES UNDER $150,000. • Services Durham, bargains. Free com- puterized list of homes for sale. Free recorded 'message. 1-888-887-9586, ID#1050. Slightham Real Estate - OWN YOUR OWN waterfront - 3 -bedroom plus swimming pool, familyroom, 10 min. from Port Perry. Open House, 44 Nonquon Dr. Seagrave. Sundays 1-4pm, by appoint- ment. New Price, $228,000 (905)986-1001. PICKERING - 401/Whites Rd. North, immaculate, 3 bed- room, 1 1/2 baths, finished basement, 2 fireplaces, many extras. Walking distance to schools, park, shopping. $224,900.416-272-0857. PRIVATE SALE - 2 yr. old freehold townhome. Close to schools -and Camp Samac. 3 bedrooms, waikin closet & ensuite jacuzzi in mater. 3 baths, ceramics in all plus kitchen & entrance. Upgraded broadloom, fully fenced/w/pa- tio, single car garage, large driveway $149,900. 720-4506. (snp) SAVE REAL ESTATE FEES!!! 3 bedroom, Courtice home, ce- ramic and laminate flooring, finished basement with 3 piece bathroom. Excellent value at $155,000. By appoint- ment(905) 438-8680 Lots for Sale BUILDING LOTS Pringle Creek, Whitby. Heavily routed, quiet cres., close to school and conveniences. estab- lishedgood quality neighbor- hood Call (905) 666-8651 Vacation Pro rties LITTLE FINCH LAKE - near Bon Echo Park, shared sand beach, RV or cottage in the Land 0' Lakes, $12,900. terms $115.60 monthly, 1-613-541- 9629. 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Tel: �905� 576-9335 or �905� 653-0707 Toronto= (,4145) 79S-7259 Fax. <905) 57"911-421S NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 35 A/P SRIARTLEASE CASH PURCHASE 2001 CNEVY TRACKER =PURCHASE • Shift -on -the -fly 4WD System • Full Ladder Frame Construction • 5 -Passenger Seating EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $810 • New 5 -Link Rear Suspension PURCHASE FINANCING • 2.0 Litre 4 Cylinder DOHC 127 HP Engine OR 31% •Next Generation Driver and Front UP TO 48 MONTHS. Passenger Air Bags i ..z 3 5 �_ •� _ 3 The 2001s are in. Nappy New Year. 2001 C N E Y R O L E T VENTURE VALUE VAN SMARTLEASE AnT 4 • 3.4 Litre V6 HP Engine srm EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $990 PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. $3,650 Down Payment. $990 Freight and $450 Security Deposit Required. EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $940 • 4 -Speed Automorn atic Transmission • 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. $3,775 Down Payment. I% • Air Conditioning • Standard Integral Child Seat • Tilt Wheel St Power Door $940 Freight and $300 Security Deposit Required. Locks • AM/FM Stereo CD PURCHASE FINANCING PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. LIAM OPTSONS Ah J111111111M Dow. Pent Louse Paya11"d TOW t;tuet OR skip $0 $368 $1,929 UP TO 60 MONTHS. $2,000 $310 $4,112 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15, 2000 PAGE 35 A/P SRIARTLEASE CASH PURCHASE 2001 CNEVY TRACKER =PURCHASE • Shift -on -the -fly 4WD System • Full Ladder Frame Construction • 5 -Passenger Seating EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $810 • New 5 -Link Rear Suspension PURCHASE FINANCING • 2.0 Litre 4 Cylinder DOHC 127 HP Engine OR 31% •Next Generation Driver and Front UP TO 48 MONTHS. Passenger Air Bags i ..z 3 5 �_ •� _ 3 The 2001s are in. Nappy New Year. Fw ftd hftmal6k WA nOtI am mk*epby yew bW WMmiM # OMmdbOWww0dnd1- 10' Based on a 2.9%/7.4%./8.4 % (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) annual lease rate, 36 -month term. $0.12/km charge over 60,000 km for 36 �nonths. Option to pur- chase at lease end is $12,872/$14,265/$16,642 (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) plus applicable taxes. Licence, insurance, PPSA, adminiillration fees and taxes 40 not included. Other lease options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 2.99/6/3.9%/5.9% APR, the monthly payment is $179.24/$225.34/$234.39 for 60/48/48 months Cost of borrowing is $754.40/$816.32/$1,250.72. Total obligation is $10,754.40/$10,816.32/$11,250.72. Down payment and/or trade may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. VThe SMARTLEASE monthly payment and the GMAC purchase finance rate are not available with and are not calculated on the "Cash Purchase r' price as shown. The difference between the price for the SMARTLEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the "Cash Purchase" offer is deemed under provincial disclosure laws to be a cost of borrowing whether or not the same represents actual interest and is required to be expressed as an annual percentage rate of 6.101/./6.19% (Venture Value Van R7Zrrracker R7Z). Offers apply as indicated to new hor demonstrator 2001 models of Venture Value Van R7Z/rracker R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Siiverado Ext. Cab R7L equipped as described. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the Ontario C1o��' clp Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketing Association area only (excluding Northwestern Ontario). Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be combined with other offers Lease and purchase offers do not include Freight (as indicated), Licence, Insurance and Taxes. Dealers are free to set individual prices. See your dealer for conditions or details. tTotal due on signingfn: includes down payment, freight, security deposit, list month's payment plus taxes. 2001 CHEVY SILVERADO REGULAR CAB SMARTLEASE PURCHASE PRICE * 200 HP Vortec 4300 V6 Engine srm EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $990 PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. $3,650 Down Payment. $990 Freight and $450 Security Deposit Required. Overdrive •Air Conditioning with Interior Air Filtration System • 4 -Wheel Disc & 4 -Wheel Anti-Lock'Braking System • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim • Full Instrumentation including: -Speed Automatic Transmission with 3H I% ;v erdrive •Air Conditioning with PURCHASE FINANCING Interior Air Filtration System • 4 -Wheel PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $990 Disc ST 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with $2,930 Down Payment $990 Freight and $375 Security Deposit Required. Custom Cloth Trim • Full Instrumentation including: Tachometer, Engine Hour DASA OPTiAli# Meter & Driver Message Centre PURCHASE FINANCING Payment T"A i"t 5y Down faymmt iAR If L"" pay~ 71AtN Dust - UP TO 48 MONTHS. $0 $409 $2,084 $3,000 $347 $4,238 Fw ftd hftmal6k WA nOtI am mk*epby yew bW WMmiM # OMmdbOWww0dnd1- 10' Based on a 2.9%/7.4%./8.4 % (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) annual lease rate, 36 -month term. $0.12/km charge over 60,000 km for 36 �nonths. Option to pur- chase at lease end is $12,872/$14,265/$16,642 (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) plus applicable taxes. Licence, insurance, PPSA, adminiillration fees and taxes 40 not included. Other lease options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 2.99/6/3.9%/5.9% APR, the monthly payment is $179.24/$225.34/$234.39 for 60/48/48 months Cost of borrowing is $754.40/$816.32/$1,250.72. Total obligation is $10,754.40/$10,816.32/$11,250.72. Down payment and/or trade may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. VThe SMARTLEASE monthly payment and the GMAC purchase finance rate are not available with and are not calculated on the "Cash Purchase r' price as shown. The difference between the price for the SMARTLEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the "Cash Purchase" offer is deemed under provincial disclosure laws to be a cost of borrowing whether or not the same represents actual interest and is required to be expressed as an annual percentage rate of 6.101/./6.19% (Venture Value Van R7Zrrracker R7Z). Offers apply as indicated to new hor demonstrator 2001 models of Venture Value Van R7Z/rracker R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Siiverado Ext. Cab R7L equipped as described. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the Ontario C1o��' clp Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketing Association area only (excluding Northwestern Ontario). Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be combined with other offers Lease and purchase offers do not include Freight (as indicated), Licence, Insurance and Taxes. Dealers are free to set individual prices. See your dealer for conditions or details. tTotal due on signingfn: includes down payment, freight, security deposit, list month's payment plus taxes. 2001 CNEVY SILVERADO EXTENDED CAB SMARTLEASE PURCHASE PRICE $ • 270 HP Vortec 4800 V8 Engine •4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with srm EXCLUDES FREIGHT OF $990 PER MONTH/36 MONTHS. $3,650 Down Payment. $990 Freight and $450 Security Deposit Required. Overdrive •Air Conditioning with Interior Air Filtration System • 4 -Wheel Disc & 4 -Wheel Anti-Lock'Braking System • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim • Full Instrumentation including: CHEVROLET Tachometer, Engine Hour Meter & PURCHASE FINANCING Driver Message Centre �y Olds I� Sy DASA OPTiAli# Dow. P"M"t Payment T"A i"t UP TO 48 MONTHS, $0 $303 52,316 $3,300 $424 $5,001 Fw ftd hftmal6k WA nOtI am mk*epby yew bW WMmiM # OMmdbOWww0dnd1- 10' Based on a 2.9%/7.4%./8.4 % (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) annual lease rate, 36 -month term. $0.12/km charge over 60,000 km for 36 �nonths. Option to pur- chase at lease end is $12,872/$14,265/$16,642 (Venture Value Van R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Silverado Ext. Cab R7L) plus applicable taxes. Licence, insurance, PPSA, adminiillration fees and taxes 40 not included. Other lease options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 2.99/6/3.9%/5.9% APR, the monthly payment is $179.24/$225.34/$234.39 for 60/48/48 months Cost of borrowing is $754.40/$816.32/$1,250.72. Total obligation is $10,754.40/$10,816.32/$11,250.72. Down payment and/or trade may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. VThe SMARTLEASE monthly payment and the GMAC purchase finance rate are not available with and are not calculated on the "Cash Purchase r' price as shown. The difference between the price for the SMARTLEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the "Cash Purchase" offer is deemed under provincial disclosure laws to be a cost of borrowing whether or not the same represents actual interest and is required to be expressed as an annual percentage rate of 6.101/./6.19% (Venture Value Van R7Zrrracker R7Z). Offers apply as indicated to new hor demonstrator 2001 models of Venture Value Van R7Z/rracker R7Z/Silverado Reg. Cab R7B/Siiverado Ext. Cab R7L equipped as described. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the Ontario C1o��' clp Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketing Association area only (excluding Northwestern Ontario). Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be combined with other offers Lease and purchase offers do not include Freight (as indicated), Licence, Insurance and Taxes. Dealers are free to set individual prices. See your dealer for conditions or details. tTotal due on signingfn: includes down payment, freight, security deposit, list month's payment plus taxes. A/P PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 15,20M • ►� • 1 • • ® A a _ A 1998 NEHOWNR SRT 1999 D0 TRATUS 1995 PON GRAND AM 1997 1OLDFLUTLASS SL It's hot and ft's here! Finished in green, 4dr, Excellent value! Fully equipped including air condi- A must see and drive, sporty 2 dr, auto, air condi- Luxury family Sedan SL package with alloy wheels. Fully auto, moon roof. Low kms. 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