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PICG NESS A��RTI ER S PICKERING'S COMMiJTViTY NEWSPAPER SIN-, CE.1965 PRESSRUN 51J06 - 40 PAGES"' " FRIDAY, , DECEMBER 8, 2000 OPTIONA€, 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND 464t -face! rr ■ els Wn*end A hur- a COMM" ctristum y,.s es -the Who Sunday - _ ti AJAX - Come and cele- brate Christmas in the VHlage Wi they Jean McDonald Singers. - A concert is being held Sun- , 'Dec. 10 featuring baritone - es Tankers, the winner of the ' di c fi-on senior singing competition at the Rickering.Me#ra fast music lies- oval. The audience is encour- -.-re- aged` to sing along. The concert_ is nt St., An Bi'SUSA N,OWEIU- East Duffin's community, and the drews Presbyterian Church, 35 Soff Waiter "_ possibility of creating a Durham Church St: IV., in Pickering Vil- l KER G -= The City- of -College site here are some of the [age, beginning at 3:15 p.m. The. :. ' Pickering is faced the chat- shallcnges councillors will have to cost is $8 for adults sod $3 for lenge :of embarl g an a new tackle in the -coming months and children. if you ai`irlteresLed in join - course this: term - :as, councillors , years. shut their:;fcicus lir imm the south Our future growth and the fu- in the choir.cail 837-2611.'" and the east #o, north and the tare opportunities... of this com- _ West, munity over the next 25 ;to 30 to 40 ; MERE I i 1 11VD IT ,.. i`iis iii aug$1 address Tues- years rest to the north, he. said,. - lay,- " Pickering. JMtyor Ways noting that doesn't mean there is _ Eaiitarial Pagel6 Arthurs, who was ptesenteci� with any need to" -fear massive urban Entertainment/2$ the chain of office by his; daughter sprawl aero. "We have the capaci- ` Sports/ Tara, told a crowded council ty to manage that growth effec- �, y„ chamber that s €ie the Ci tool . ROX PIETRONIRO/ News Advertise€ photo Classif edl� to alter its route. l The mayor . also believes the "During the past term City, has "a challenge to look j /� through.1 Coil GIVE SIS A` CALL Genet`alIM-5110 -spent �� a tot of time l fiso the. west this term. / 6 in Ilistrib ' f�3-517 .. = the "We leave'looked to theeastut General AXI -7 's focus on revi363 taii ing . Pick this past µ- of office;' he said lit ering's vtztfront; "It's tate for es re%re City's position on It may cold outside Riot" that didn t stop friends Zain Syed (left) "and. Veath 1Votices/683 3005. to change urY d6ectiox to turn atnaigamating} with Ajax. Persatxd from betting ari a little after-school hoops ,S'incerely Yours- 'out's around and -look north' "We'll continue to work with around action. Here, Zuin-makes his move in a drive to the net as Michael Mayor Arthurs- believes issues our neighbour to the east on some blocks his. passage. Zain, Michael an_d friends Steve Maharaj and R'h site:;, durhamnewnet..: sum:a, air ofH y_ 407°in. Randy"inson fought:this friendly battle on Chapman Drive ire ,. the develo moot of flee l; F See FIC�Oe$ Ajay Enterd:;���st©n -- . i�dur3tamnews:rtei . .: � ---o,,- cus on -governance =cin, la :out vision cif future at inaugural meeting M 4 l -Bi' SU91trO'i'Il = StClWTttet " -in, past five yew," Mr. Anderson ing those issues. said 3[e his inaugiiral address. "I cad" The Region willalso continue to r Improving transportation, find- - assure you tom" throughout the next deal with the "ongoing fallout from :" ` ing a site for Durham's garbage and tackling the issue of governance re- .: three '.�, this council, will be . provincial dogloading" this term, dealing .with many complex .and he said, noting -as transition fiindigg _!q 1 70911 0, ft�r_tn.. avid service realignment -are contentious: issues:' '- � ends, capital costs for .new auibri-. some of the challenges facing Mr, Anderson, "who was, none- lances and road -and bridge repairs Durham -over the next three years, nated, f6r, chairman" by Whitby will hit the Region, _ Regional Chairman Roger Ander- Mayor Marcel Brunelle, said trans- Waste management is another son believes. pooitation will be a "keyfocus_for�us issue councillors will -have to tackle " _. The former Ajax councillor, as we wrestle" with items like fund- in rhe coming months, Mi Ander- " who's held the position of . - hain - ing for GO Transit capital expan- son told the packed council chain- chairrnan for the past. three years, chairman sion,: flitter extension of (Hwy.) bels. = was returned to the seat Wednesday 4071 azo rush-hour gridlock on our The Keele Valley landfill site,, _ after beating Oshawa . Couiii~illor ; , highs -anti regional roads." where the Region etitrently sends its y during John Gra ui=a "2i-6 vete .- negotiating trash, is scheduled to cl©se in two _> Durham's inaugural meting. ROGER AIVDERSQN •. ' =`Tile weal coit�mitments from the years. - rail a of res y `Contentious issues.' _ . Visibilities has x nsiderabl _ _ _ . g eprnrn t wiil�be essential tos oaddress- See DZIRHAM page S ,A s �I ` RI: �� -NE" ADVERSEFf, FRIDAY EDITION, Dwembbr 8, 2000 PAGE 3 A/P '0-lhv o nice silte.__D m s e lie t5(esee e BY STEPHEN SFAti' last officer to testify rn his; Rocco he was aaever'" `` Ike testified he returned to shots coming from;' Const. Court has heard the vio S44 Writer own defence at the four-' volved phys it ik three months later, per- Robins replied.. fence erupted when the oi i - A Crown attorney has ac week-old trial. Testimony with Qmst Rob ns ' `forming administrative du- Mr. Corelli continued, cern showed up 'at the resi cused Durham Regional Po- wrapped up Wednesday. Rocco told court . "ran ties; but suffered a "massive "Did it occur to you, - sir, dence to arrest Tony's' eldest lice Constable Al Robins of Closing arguments start up and .tried to push Const. breakdown" in October maybe it .was Const. Martin son, Enzo, for ,allegedly trying to justify the shooting Monday. Martin off Mr. Romagnuolo, 1999. He remains on anti -de- that had shot Tone:.. That it threatening to break Const. of an `smarmed boy" by por- Mone of the officers deny:. after the fatal shooting, but pressant medication and.is; was Const. IVIa who hadi3oskin's legs during a phone traying . Tony Romagnuolo fining their weap6as. Each was grabbed from behind by undergoing counselling y in a cau eight days earlier. and his son as would-be contends he acted in self -de Const. Robins and'thrown to Mr. Corellnsuggest killers, fence, orin the case of Const. the ground. As fie started to Ctinst. Robins ,0ersian of the "He was no boy. He was a Robins, to save the life of his get up, he said he too was events `Just didn't happen.:.' young man;' Const. Robins colleague, Const.. Martin, then shot:. The reason you endured this SHM said of Rocco Romagnuolo, who was embrpoed in , a Under cross-examination stress and pain is because >�SiaL2TY HbI CF3AltTSII visa= A who was 17 years old = on struggle wit'Mr.- itomag�t- by prosecutor John Ct�retli, you had to deal with the real- Buy Direct From The Dec. 28, 1998, the night his uolo: Coast. Robins said he,ccnild ration that you shot an un- Maoufactur+er And Save On: father, Tony, was-. shot to -Const. Robins said -he be- not explain why` spent shell aimed boy," the Crown said, + E.xotic ins Lea#her death -by York Regional Po- lieved Const. Martin had casings, from his gun were . "And now you're trying to • 5haee Coam for � Bicker'Boots lice Constable Randy Mar- been stripped of his gun and found near a Hyundai Pony justify it by making (Tony • Boots Men or tin. possibly shot; and was in parked in the driveway. The and Rocco)... loolr like they Ankle N►omen • +, •Ankle. Boots Const. Robins, 51; is danger of being Choked to location is more consistent'_ were killers ti atiught. • Delta charged with aggravated as- death by Mr Ron Bgnuolo. with the area where Rocco- If Const.,,Robins descrip-, Boot Acceseories sault and • discharge of a "I had to preserve Const. testified he had been shot., tion was truthfid, Mr. Corelli 487 WVestney Rd. 5., at Clements, Ajax firearm with intent to wound Martin's life," he said. ``I don't know how 'they wondered, why did he not at- Rocco. Const. 'Martin, 3g, is He said he was, trying to got there, sir," he said. tempt to chase after and tack 428-1787 charged with second-degree hold back an enraged Rocco Court heard Const: le Rocco, rather than. draw- Mon n Su da Fri. -5 murder in the death of .Mr. when he heard two gunshots:_ Robins was diagnosed with ing his firearm and shooting?.Open Sundays: l�-5 Roruagnuolo, 44,-a father of The teenager broke free from post-traumatic stress disor- ' I wasn't about to run into -three. his grasp and started running der following the incident, an area where I heard gum A third Of Rcer, York Con- in the direction of his father. stable Mike Hoskin, - 4.1, is Const. Robins said he charged with assault, with a shouted at Rocco to stop and weapon and careless use of a when he didn't, -fired two firearm after the bloody roundsfrom -his Clock pistol. clash two years ip outside The second bullet entered The NEWS- the EWSthe Romagnuolo residence Rocco's left side and tray- ADVERTISER on 17 Sideroad in Sunder- elled through his body strik welcomes letters to land mg several organs. the editor. Coast.. -Robins was the In earlier -testimony, Letters should be n limited to 150 Salon & Tiny -Store 1 open 7 days a week - Thursdt 1 �1< TOYS, Pargr Favus - � 1�4s' Chails 1 The Mgt Waco , 1 �,< dub Card � Aedna �9f 4wer iR E. � ; aw�a MCI - PICKERMG�rom page i "Politics really is .a passion These gentlemen PPp I olids s. make 'politics a lifestyle ehoiee:t' I believe the service issues=' he said,' adding while Ficker�ng constituency rewarded the incumbents with large will also continue its governance study with Os- majorities which-speaks volumes of the work the did." GOIdCII. $byl1SS. StQCkin' , Exth W l )z Care trp essio al f hawa, the City -needs to look west to the GTA this last council The for 2(10Q-2003 tern was sworn stil l',`l�'S.„ ShamW & {aaditrotrer per � f term. council -the "It's reap time for hs as amunici" municipality to turn in Tuesday along with the mayor, and includes1$9,0"mReg. Y P .�' - y g-. Y d tttttF $Zb.501 StrainerU%".- � r our face est.;. we need for look at the Greater-.;Wai`d 1_local 'CotmcillorDave Ryan, Ward 1 Re-. • Sara • Soxe m L Toronto a is s: oard.(GTSB) and Ott what role ;final Councillor l�!laurice �3re�ne�WA-0.2 local it rria or�_ _-not-take an vwhe rt shes.its f Councillor Bill McLean, Ward 2;'I egiona Coo-: y_<• • Port (on service r€alignt tent, due- in- arch)" he ' + ctr Mark Holland, Wardd 3 , h cal ;Councillor ` ' ' j • , said; adding he suspects the GTSS will be work- David Pickles and. Ward 3 Regional-Councillor ing with municipalities to seek solutions bti,gov- `,-Rick-Johnson. - _ Co!nmuni mews t he at WWW durhamnews.net ernance reform.: ; "We are Woking for--a broader, and. might I suggest, a bolder, future;' he surd :"It's about" � .building the community through change.., this or ganitation isap to the . challenges of becoming ; the changer" Tlie ma also . hi kited the_ areas of `vol ygr gig `- unteerism, Y*tih'and the• bus tress commiulfity to - h1s "speech Sang hewants the City to celebrate volunteers in 2WI which has been.designated th&- International Yeai of the Voluriteerbthy tWted Nations:. J;f "i suggest we dedicate Canada i?ajt to volurt I. n- i: cons teens; P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDmoK December 8, 2000 P. INIONS 1 NEWS ADVERTISER DEC. 8 2'000 EDITORIAL PICK:ERING NEWS trl _ �=`. ��` �-��1�k .{{��it► ��A.CCG ADVERTISER A Metrd community.1 r in n,unnsStill"t o- NanPper 11G KGt`i �`� _ •. _ 4 ` Tim Whittaker Wpm LISlonS, : an�:lon 11 Publisher �: EdnorBin-Chief t . Three years into discussions, were �� Steve Houston `> Managing Editor likely facing at least that many more Xl, s - - B n��Do�� a As we start anew term of municipal It could be they know, little about the Advertising government, clearly, we're no further Province's plans. Premier Awe Harris is Duncan Fletcher ahead today -on the issue of Durham well-known for making decisions and �I f, Retail Advertising amalgamation than we were three years letting his ministers and caucus know Manager after the fact. Often the first to know are Eddie Kolodziejeak ago. Classified Advertising In the last three years, Province=man- those who work in the premier's office ` ' - Manager_ dated amalgamations have taken root in and possibly the minister of municipal John Willens Toronto, Ottawa; _ Hamilton and, Sud- affairs and that's about it Real EstatelAutomotive They've been � . noir and con Do we need amalgamation? Do we y y - ...- . Advertising Manager tentious in each of these large munici want change? Are there better ways to - - Abe Fakhonrie -s•-- - ..�.. -Distribution Manager palities, but, nevertheless, they've pr6' deliver services? Would a Durham-wide --- Lillian Hook ./ > ` ceeded• . , fire, service- make ;sense in the way a Office Manager What's happening in the 905 region? Durham-wide police service has for 26 Barb Harrison Unlike the aforementioned muncipali- years? It may be a false assumption to Composing Manager ties, which are largely made up of iii- assume some type of amalgazriation is eral and New Democrat. members, the inevitable,_; Just. because -it was done in LETTERS �'O '�' EDITOR 905 is aue'Tory blue. IThe four regions other Ontario communities - doesn't g News Have sent a pack:of backbenchers and mean it has to happen here. Still, each (905) 683-5110 - � trustees, not listening to the 61ec- ministeis to Queen's Park -during the municipality is. at Least_ looking the },.,, g like Whith and Ajax, is saying' Former Ll ,stee. torate: Get the. message.loud and (905) 683-5110 past two elections and it may not play" ,issue or, y 1 clear. politically to shake things up at the local clearly it's not interested at allin aural level. gamation. Scugog;' is reachirig ;nut to way ofd ►aseThe electorate is so fed up (�5) 7 ft Asked about the of 'aural a Brock, Uxbridge and Cla>on fora with the work of the boards and er P�P� $ } (905)683-5117 mation, - three of: four Durham Tory rural-attachment while -it's clear Picker ��� accusations, �� teachers, that the electorate ld General Fax MPPs (Whitby-General-Oieneral uig (with Ajax) and Oshawa (with Whit- willing to vote for an 1$-year-old (905) 683-7363 Tim °Flaherty was, unavailable for.an in-: by) have, it heart set on a union of high school student: Obviously E-Mail against young she was seen by the voters to be steve,houston terview) pied the predictable neutral some sort. how political laic Whey said amalgamation` We'll to" wait "for the: Greater the most credible of all and durhamnews.net board member dare You ridicule the voters' Web address decisions ut Durham (arid, presumably Toronto � Board reporCin Mardi Y wrwwAudmunews:aet other 90S regions) would be madelocal- before any lirther action is taken, but, choice: ly and not-`at (queen's Park. They also Re`the l thane years, nothing is ex To the editor: -I must also say that yourJetter 130 Commercial Ave., made the case for'shared services at the p ted tm ' _ soon. Re: `Student faces to road as is so condescending as to be nau- Ajax,.Ont. LIS 2115 lowest cost, -to. the taxpayer, ere:-In other a ;'. fitter to the editor, Dec: seating:_ What you .and many trustee A,-#�aitrrrewntr►t a►z#ds`: 1. ' forget, is our words, Janet mer (Prckerittg Jar _ adults that most of PubIicatio Mail Sales Uxbridgeledt a%bn' minister),-' 3eriy to sfio t►etttst+ ►t�cWr/tamtrewa.r> � Lloyd elarke is,astfltittded -teenagers are ae�tttatly sniaite�r Agreement Number Submis -wtrl�h ►ndude a first and by- the `elec d cif, Jennifer . than the adults they are supposed Ouellette_ _(Os wal and amort- "O Toole 33279 (Durhamr) are' ttgltt- Itppealut test nand r as tit r -oi real- Iiridge< - -Mr. Olarlce ,obviously to respect wiWgamati(m _ denoe; *X b0 lderW fipr' tion. ` ` "spent 21 years„ as- have many - Too many, adults, and I include The News Advertiser is oleo, , 1- -, - - I -.- . -, _ stridents the school system, as one of the Metrolanci - Printing, Publishing aid-, - treat our high school entn if they are not' inteiTigent and in- ° Distributing group �"' �'`�`� l o` .o 1 !7 de nderit individuais..1 trust the 1 by Pe newspapers. The News sitting , members of the Durham Advertiser is a member of Used e f iAIN - ' W - duesdays hold �nvaluable�.lo6k at future �3istrict school Board will riot be the Ajax � Pickering _so arrogant and disrespectful of Board of Trade, Ontario Directed Study Wednesdays. Entering the courtroom silently Nis. Bridge. .,Perhaps she can community Newspaper p. ty - Generatly; there are three opinions. (as - trial was in, progress), we teach them something, like con Assoc., Canadian Com- of this � lifeskills independent bowed'to-the judge and quickly found flict-resolution strategies. munity Newspaper learninp�prram offered only at Sizi� seats. where :we could observe the Perhaps when you were 18, Assoc., Caiaadian Crcu- len - you were _not -� able of -m. lations Audit Board and clair Secouda .. Schcl& One, rile - Wednesday sessio4s area great leant- �} c ihe�re was. already a witness being ational- Aecis ons', :. but thaatuis t� o Press Council. ing cool _for today's stadents.--vo,; questiorted on thetaztd. The_ case not to say Ms: Bridge is not eapa= Publis reserves the The her they're awesQi for sleeping i i;arid �}pr'nivn 'haper quickly cycled through the cross�ex- ble..For you to assume she is note ; right to classify or, refuse skipping. Anil #hree, they re a waste amination, a second atones; and his without giving her the opportuni-Y advertisement Credit -cross-examination before the judge, ty to prove herself is disgusting, . advertisement limited . o€valuable learning time.- for The three opinions come.- from we originally chose the first=de- jury, lawyers and staff took -a break. Sharon Lennox; to space price error occu- three different groups of people, -of gree murder trial, travelling up vari- Overall, the trip was much fun and Pickering` . Pies. course.. s ous -sets of escalators to reach the _ ' a great experience. It made me realize ' Myself; I. generally tend :to: fall sixth floor In order to, enter, we had -I really-do want to seriously consider into a combination of them-all, usual- to go throu9114-metal detector and let a future m law. ly depcnding:on:my mood -�- or what police officers check any. bags we It also served aas confirmation"that '1" mews Advertiser accepts letters I have, planned for a particular were bringing inside rice etxirt. Directed. Study Wednesdays are not, is editor. A11 letters should be 156 Wednesday session. : After frantically working to take ' just to'sleep in and get a free day to typed,g h Ott hand-written,mube sgned However, Nov. 29 was different. ` off all rings; necklaces, watches-: and take cookies, They're also a,great ex-. with a first and last nan2e o two This time :I wed on a trip down, to: other-potent metal items, we, dis-- perionce to do something that may initials and a last name. Please in- in Toronto, in: Toronto, home of coveted the: t * only.involved.v deo : seem Boring `to others, but is impor- elude a_phone ngmber:for verifca- Editor 1 0 aMa r. the Ontario Supreme Court. My evidence. Capt to you. tion. The editor serves the right to edit for Ie, length and on- friends ' and I had the op mity to We heated back down the escala- What do I .say? Bring orf the next . �� , style, � tent_ Opinions: in_letters watch our choitce of or►going :trials, tors to try again and after reviewing;.- . Wednesday.: are those of the writer and not nec- including fraud, lust- and sectrnd-de- the `list ,of eases,- we settled upon. a essarily-those of the News Advertis= - gree murders, robbery; atterirpted second-degree murder. it was backup E-Mail your caruriems cit t epic►- er. We regret that, due to the volume - rinurder and prostitution, . the fourthfloor. ion to swe houww&durhamn w&net of letters, not all will be, printed: s -ici ns s 0 Local poli or amal amation cards. But Durham MPPs say time for action is now as new -municipal term begins BY SUSAN O'NEILL _ look like. Staff Writer But; he did indicate the government is It's up to Durham's local politicians to interested in seeing a system that can "de - decide the fate of the Region, say area _ liver better services to taxpayers at a lower MPPs who maintain the Province has no s cost with fewer, more accountable politi- preconceptions regarding the shape of gov- = cians . .ernance reform here. "I believe the Region of Durham has a And the fact Whitby and Ajax residents job, and that is. -to look at resizing the_ gov overwhelmingly voted against any amalga- ernance model and who does what," Mr. motion talks during the recent municipal O'Toole said. "I'd say this term is the term election, doesn't change that fact: that changes must ,occur, - Durham and Hal - ,The provincial government has assured ton and all of the 905 areas will be (partici municipalities in the 905 regions it has no gating) in a much more condensed dialogue intentions of addressing the issue of amal- (during this term)." gamation, prior to the release of a report He maintained Regional government is 'from the Greater Toronto Services Board MPP JANET ECKER MPF JERRY MPP JOHN 0ITOOLE the place to start achieving: savings. The (GTSB) on streamlining service delivery in `There are no plans sit-. OUELLE7TE `I don't think it's a MPP says some services could be better de the GTA, which is due out in March. livered on a GTA -wide basis.. -ting in the wings -waiting `We have to -matter of too many "Services like ficin could be re -ex - maintain despite the fact the Conservatives policing to pounce... there. are no find cost -efficiencies politicians at this level. amined and I mean that very positively," he maintain there'are no plans for reform here ry P Y• and that there is no set time frame for, proposals I'm aware of to and improve services There is a risk of cutting said, explaining more specialized services change, Durham's representatives suggest change governance in for people.' off access ifyou:reduce the. such .as drug, fraud and organized crime local politicians should work: to resolve the Durham.' number of politicians.' squads "should be eo-ordinated at the GTA issue as they embark on a new, three-year level" which he believes would free up re - term. of to change governance in Durham:' Durham Region. sources to address local issues and comm - "Our position has been the same for But,. she says there are no guarantees "There are a number of municipalities in pity policing. , quite some time," said Pickering -Ajax- that won't change in -"three to five to 10 northern Ontario asking for amalgamation Asked whether there should be fewer -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker. "The governyears:' to take place," he said, noting as for the 905politicians here, Mr. O'Toole said "I don't ment does believe municipalities should be Ms. Ecker maintained the governance regions, the government is waiting to. hear think it's a matter of -too many politicians at continuing to look at ways to have less gov- issue is one local politicians will have to re- what the GTSB recommends. this level. There is a risk of cutting off ac+ ernment, "better quality services, fewer solve. And -she suggests. the current term is However, he does agree municipalities cess if you reduce the : number -of politi- _ politicians where that makes sense and a good time to address. it. have to look for ways to be more efficient cians." amalgamations where that'makes sense. "Municipalities `should continue to be in and cites transportation as. one area where He noted, "I don't think local councils "We also believe local solutions are the charge of their own; fate," she said, adding improvements could be made in Durham: ' are the issue... I think the governance dupli- best solutions where possible. My position she believes service delivery is a more im- "We've put a platform forward to reduce cation is at the Region... -it's like the United has been the same since the day I went to portant issue than governance. the number of politicians and bureaucracies Nations at the Region, everything is donee in Ajax council in 1995. I don't support the "Delivering the best quality services at that am out there, he said. "We have to find committee." forcible amalgamation of. Pickering and : the most cost-effective price is most impor- cost efficiencies and improve -services for He says the type of role the Region Ajax. I will continue to encourage both tant to me... form should follow function," people." should adopt in the future is "precisely the communities and I will continue to work she said, noting taxpayers want to know. Meanwhile, Durham MPP John O'Toole question" local representatives need to ad - with both municipalities or do what I can at where to get services, but they don't get noted when Municipal Affairs and Housing dress. the provincial levef to assist in thein contin- "too fussed" in terns of who provides those Minister Tony Clement visited his riding in "I do think we need Regional co-ordina- uing to find ways to keep taxes down and services, to them: "Focusing -on quality -ser late October, the minister assured the resi- tion and I do think we,need inter -regional provide services." vices at thebest price is a;priority." dents here he is in favour of a local solution. co-ordinatign," he said. The education minister added, "There Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette also re- Mr. Clement told Newcastle residents Whitby -Ajax MPP and Attorney Gener- are no plans sitting in -the wings waiting to ported he hasn't heard any "specific plans" .;, then that the Province has "no .preconcep= al Jim Flaherty could not be reached for pounce... there are no proposals I'm aware regarding the issue of amalgamation -in tion" of what a restructured Durham could comment. _ Pickering mayor says. s y y: l ies 111 ines_ 1V�e U-ni . . . . . . . . . . PICKERING Durham's ment's desire to see local solu- In his inaugural address to denial," -he said, noting the City MPPs would be better .off ,pro- tions, fewer politicians, and im- mark a new council term, Mr. of Pickering will continue to viding municipalities with clear proved service delivery is the Anderson said he doesn't believe work as an agent. of change. direction regarding the govern "standard mantra. amalgamations are the answer to As for the report on streamhn- ment's expectations and. time "That's very nice, but having the Region's problems. ing services in the GTA that the r frame for governance. reform said that we're making absolute- "I'm stunned to find he's Greater Toronto Services Board rather than suggesting ways for ly no headway on achieving come to that conclusion in the (GTSB) is expected to release in local governments to realign ser- that," he said, noting in order for middle, of this process," Mayor March, Mayor Arthurs believes vices, says Pickering Mayor the 905 areas to realign services, Arthurs said in reference to the "one option open to the; Province Wayne Arthurs. , the existing government struc- I fact Durham is working towards will -be to provide some direction "In my view the MPPs would tures have to be altered. a June 30 deadline to reach a so- _ to the GTSB following its re - be better advised, rather than Mayor Arthurs also said he lution on governance reform. port... to do what it was set up to musing about service realign- was "stunned"- by a; speech from "It's clear' certainly much of do; `to facilitate and negotiate WAYNE ARTHURS ments, to, be more, definitive in Roger Anderson Wednesday, the political body in Durham Re goternance reform options.. `MPPs would be better respect to the governance models where the Durham chairman in- gion is, not yet prepared to face "The Province has an oppor advised :. to be more (they want to see)," . Mayor dicated he.believes the Region's the reality. that we have too many tunity to allow for locally driven definitive in respect to the Arthurs said: governance discussions should governments to service the popu- solutions," he said, noting those ovive ince pest to He added comments from, focus on service rcalignments lation that we have... there's still _ solutions "have to occur in the $ local MPPs about the govern- and not on amalgamations. a degree of denial, at least public context of the entire GTA". A/P`PAdt 8 NEWS ADVERTISER. FRIDAY EDITION, December 8, 2000 w��»��onn "'�_°•. .. _ ,.__._._ `C_oovriatit 2A6O_ Inc- NEWS AmERYrom, FRimy E i, 8, MG PAGE 9 A/ i !' -e t s ake F h -S -Activ.ls im I a' rty Offiic'e.. home f6r,a- -day Peaceful sit-in intended to raise awareness of --new labour legislation A group of trade, unionists, stu- unions, Mr. Leavitt added. the holiday break," Mr. Leavitt, dents and community activists occu "The government is so fearful of charged. pied Attorney General Jim Flaherty's public opinion, they have extended Mr. Flaherty was out of his office Richard Whyman : and Harriet 'Whiteman (front) Whitby constituency office Wednes- the legislative session to Dec. 21, so when it was occupied, and was not staged a -sit-in at Whitby Ajax MPP Jim Faherty's of - day demanding the government con- they can push the bills through_ before ' available for comment. fice Wednesday to protest Bill 69. duct public hearings prior to passing two contentious labour laws. "What _the Mike Harris 'govern- ment is trying to do is roll back the clock by 100 years on employment standards," said Chris Leavitt, presi- dent of United Steel Workers of America,- which led the peaceful; sit- in. The activists were in their second day of occupying offices; of key gov- ernment members. Yesterday,' they: occupied the North Bay office of Pre- mier 'Harris and the Etobicoke office of Labour Minister Chris Stockwell. Mr. Flaherty,, the- Whitby-A3ax MPP, and Kitchener MPP Elizabeth Witmer made, the list because they_are B Inai Shalom V '�kvah former labour . ministers who, the have "presided wishes everyone -a unionists claim, over the rough and quick passage of-dam- aginglabour laws without listening -to the workers they're hurting: "If passed" warned- Carol Anne ` `Low Prices -For All Yottr Christmas Needs Formerly Panda Sale OPens November 16 BOXING Gift Decorative WEEK Wrap Tins` SALE Scooters STARTS NOW Located in Mackenzie Plaza, 230 sayly St. W., Ajax. N. the honer► Qw to Plaice beb a.n ftrwood.a w•abw% AM Wilt of McDonald's OPEN 7: DAYS A WEEK TILL CHRISTMAS -m.-Wed. 944M,'Thurs. & Fri. 9 -Spm, 8st.-.9:0044mo Sun.. 12-1 M , Sceviour, the Ontario Federation of ColYle join ,the -p ' Labour's director of human rights, on �,� a "Bills 139 and X47 would allow em - ployers ` to intimidate workers into 3:00 pm — 5:00 pm `. working 60 -hour weeks, take vaca- tions a day -at a time, and work .longer..�Enjoy for less money because of changes to s Games • Fbod,-41 overtime rules.'.' • Prizes ! Crafts require e . Bill 139 -would also m- ployers to coach workers on how, to - get rid of unions, but does not require pasting of information in non-unionPlease Call 1 Ii141'tlt t©1 � - 1 iied workplaces on -how to form P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, December -8, 2000 elf7 em,n'� 0 StcrU;te�se bu PO. -rt Id h Speaker visiting Ajax,°says sports should be `safe, welcome, special' for children « u BY KEITH GILLIGAN Self-esteem, we ` know disrespectful and distrust- won rather than if they had dians are costing the health fun, he said. Keepingactive system- billions of dollars, y Staff Writer we ,can build it 'through ful. "Individuals_ with high AJAX — Sports can be sport," `' said David self-esteem appear confi-, is important, he noted; each year. to growing obesity Mr. Carmichael said ad- a great builder of self -es- Carmichael of Partici=- dent, secure, assertive, cre- and pointing rates in young people.. - - verse health effects will . teem iii youths. paction, the organization ative, action -oriented Unfortunately, if the ap- invited to lead the seminar. are high achievers. "Fort per cent of five- begin impacting adults at y p g p g to ei ear -olds can be an earlier age, noting heart ht- g Y e proach is wrong, sports canSports "can help young Among the benefits of being active are, improved considered obese. That's a ' problems baby boomers also decimate a youngster's people develop:' confidence. Mr. Carmichael de- physical fitness, learning "the Health crisis," -he said. ypically suffered in their A study released last 40s, could' affect, the echo Those were just two of scribed self :esteem as time management and so- the raised at the sem- feelings of self-worth that cial skills, and, improved Monday by the University baby boomers in. their 30s. - "Sport has a role to play -points mar, `Building Self -Esteem can be observed in patterns self-esteem. 'of But, instead of prombt= of New Brunswick's faculT ty of kinesiology reported like never before," he said: Through Sport', held at tl;e behaviour." g � • �+I�'��� � Ajax Community Centre Self-image is "made 'up ing fun and participation, obesity rates. of Canadian "The first step is to under - y - children have more than stand our -consumers, un-, recently and hosted in part of self-concept and self -es- adults usually" push, win -r he said, adding self- ni_ng, he said._ Par - doubled over a 15 -year pe- . derstand our children_ Par - by the Ajax and Pickering teem;' recreation departments". concept, is thoughts, while ``.We introduce competi- riod. From 1981 to 1996, cots are assuming their kids of Canadian are having fun. Bad as - Others involved in organiz- self-esteem is emotions. Live pressures far too early. The A:child with low self -es- Let them play 'and prac- DAVID CARNIICHAEL the percentage Pe boys betwe n seven and 13 sumption. We have to be re - about ing the event were Youth Centre and _ the teem often appears , de- tire," Mr. Carmichael said. `Spur is can help young "about who can be considered ` ally careful our ap- obese rose to 13.5 per cent proach." Durham Region. Health De- pressed; withdrawn, intro- "Kids can learn win- people develop.' insecure, ning and losing: after they - from five per cent. For With fun there has to be partment. vented, anxious, get hooked on sports:' listed keeping active and girls, the percentage went a balance between skill and Studies by ;the Youth staying out of trouble, from five to 11.8. challenge, he said. "Let is them -explore they'll man Sports Instihrte �t Michigan building social skills, work- Tickefiift'g.he ` in.with others, developing. , State Utuversity found t g A person considered .and _ .obese -.if their body weight find that balance ' "Sports number -one reason• chit- aeadership abilities and in is having fun as reasons for is .20 per cent above the de- He added, , sirable body weight for should make. young people dren participate a sport invaluable, Budd to stave fun. Df the top -10 " wanting their children in- their age, Sex, height and feel safe, welcome, compe-_ ".. reasons for taking part, volved in sports. _ winrrin is last. "It doesn't make sense. Standard assists g body build. tent, connected, empow-- And, overweight Cana- ered and special." . poodle Parents should "look at -None of youput down win= partial quadriplegic sport as,"a way to get thil- - ning as a reason to get into { • ; { i, dren interested in activities. • sports,_ but we let .winning BY MIKERUTA the backyard -and hasn't . if they want to play and get yin the way," Mr.For Adults the week, aorea Staff Writer been seen since. 4 have resources, we should Carmichael .said. ending Dec. 9, 2000 M - P I C 1K E RI N G -- A The Watters' fence had find a place for them;" Mr. have really high expecta- City man needs the pub- been removed for repairs Carmichael stated. "Studies tioiis: We're -gutting pres- TWS Lad Z Weeks Weeb sa Title Artist Week Week- Age- the Chart lie's help in locating, his • .and Buddy took advantage show if we get active, it af- - sure on them." a special- of that to runoff. fects attitudes to that sport An example of pressure gtgCK AND B< UE - TR B Y 1 -NEW! missing pet, skills dog that disappeared ' "He has wandered be- and physical attitudes." is a well-meaning parent the seminar first asking a child if they 1 1 -- 2 2 Monday morning on Essa . fore :but he ,usually comes . Parents at ES Crescent on the west side - back .right away, _ sand Mr.a ANOE i 3 ._.. 2 of Frenchman's Bay. Watters...... l..r a.... rr. r �" ..r '� �' OU. Rick'Watters is a partial, Buddy is black, with e - e 1: and for eight hair cut ab'put ntedin _ T 'fAEi !�H &_THE HOT �M {'T 3 6 quadriplegic, years `Buddy' has been an_ length for a , poodle. He # �. t GTTS 5 invaluable help. weighs roughly 55 pounds, "He the size of a � .. ;- - comes -to work with about golden �, � - :. : - ; � : .. - _ SCIt1Bl�-LtJAI)E .. `� 2 me every day, he said in retriever. Togetber, r "He's The 10 dog is •`• an. interview. a Stan- -year-old Witt A THAT YdU CRI�R'T LI�AYE BEHtNI) 7 1 4 lord poodle, and . he: has wearing a choke chain _ been specially trained at a tags on it, including a Croy �. OH � Oakville to_assist of Pickering number to call J . , �prygpli�ACY pl' ONE $Y 2 14 school -in - IT�cbi tt me. if he is found. Buddy Mr. Wat- Watters said Buddy "A1lS 1 pulls "part tern' wheelchair and, when is part of the family and -; , s I # _ 18 12 his owner drops something is asking anyone who .,lo- = on the floor, he picks-. it up cater him to -c either the - and returns it. -City, of Pickiering or the -. On Monday morning, " Watters house at 90 -$3`7- i -Buddy was let outside into 1399. Pay your 1 NewsAdvertiser, Cerr the WOO Tlie - - delivery charge and ADVEMM welcomes letters to y ,- setters should be t , you tout win a 1tm�l.to M, r _ mC p 1lerit . wow al`slgned - - os�AwA C1'+C �1Ii�RitIM with a fu# first and ��++ SysteM last name {}R two `W"'°ass�.` (4i4. initials and.a Last arsaa`olr ' (dot exactly 8S _ IUS fB !} name tetters muse inctude a telephone . ,timber for ooiect0i 10 for h =. confirmation tuposft will not be, W.Jem iftowmn&Tbii� Pr' ,,ere TMS , i-7£ft, LIN ASE " � . tt -EIMII them: Aw 2-1 , • - 1:!:,mil dul#rarr�ey�.net . .. NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDMON, December 8, 2060 PAGE 11 A/P Let the fmn begin! -0 ff I W- in e es,, 200 Pick, eri-�ngr Ck, S PICKERING = The City will be "A lot of the events are things from past place contestants. at the Recreation Complex from 1 to _3 transformed - into a winter wonderland in years," Coun. Holland said, adding the On . Sunday, Dec. 10 community mem- p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 27 and again on the coming days as Pickering kicks off opening night kickoff is apopular, activity bers are invited to listen to the sounds of a Jan. 3 and 5. Winterfest 2000. that typically draws a Iarge crowd.. "We choir festival in the food court at the Pick- The New Year's Eve Free Skate takes "It's a lot of fun," said Ward 2 Regional usually get a really good turnout for _the ering Town Centre from 111 a.m. to 3 p.m. place at .the -Recreation Complex on Dec:, Councillor Mark Holland of the third an- fireworks:' Pickering Museum Village also hosts 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. nual festival which kicks off Friday. ."You He- noted the fact there are a lot of Christmas in the -Village from noon to 3:30 T,he youth pool party featuring a DJ see a lot of families coming out... it's on a prizes up for grabs throughout Winterfest p.m. also takes place at the complex from 7 to 9 scale that's very community -oriented." is an added attraction. A music . night featuring concert and p.m., Coun. Holland; chairman of the Winter- "We're lucky_ to have the Pickering jazz bands takes place in the council chain- Winterfest 2000 is. sponsored by On - fest, committee, reports the group began Town Centre as one of our. sponsors,' -he bers at City Hall . on "Tuesday, Dec. 12 at tario Power - Generation, the - Canadian. planning this year's activities when last said, noting the PTC is "offering 40 $1007 7:30 p.m. Progress Club, the Pickering Town Centre; year's ended gift certificates . through the `Winterfest The Mayor's `Tour of Lights', for adults the PineRidge Arts Council -and the City of ".`The opening nighis t obviously a lot of 2000 Passport to Prizes' brochure that will 55 and over, takes place from 7 to 10 p.m. Pickering. the work. A lot of planning goes into the be delivered to mailboxes this week. = on Wednesday, Dec. -13. All of the Winterfest 2000 activities are co-ordinating of the fireworks and the mid- This year's events include fireworks, a The Pickering Town Centre hosts `Hol= free. way," -Coun. Holland said. "We try to fill tree -lighting and family `entertainment at iday Karaoke' in the food court= from noon For more information call 420-4620 or the three weeks with as much as we possi- the opening night kickoff on Friday from to 4 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 15 and Saturday, visit the City's Web site at www.cityof-- bly can." 6:45 to 8:1.5p.m. at Esplanade Park behind 'Dec. -16. Shoppers can also take advantage pickering.com. e reports the, committee aims to ex- Hp - the Pickering Civic Complex. of Midnight Madness at the PTC on Dec. pand the festivafeaeh year. And, with the r- On, Saturday, Dec. 9, community mem- 15. - - -inclusion of two new events, Winterfest bers can take part in a snow sculpture con- The Pickering Figure Skating CIub pre - 2060 is no different. _ test beginning with registration at 10 a.m.. sents `Christmas Around The World' at,the The -first new attraction is a music night behind City Hall. Judging is scheduled for Pickering Recreation Complex from 7 to 9 featuring the sounds of professional con- 2 p.m. Contestants are reminded to bring -,p.m. on Monday, Dec. 18.- - `cert and jazz bands at City Hall on Dec. - their own shovel, gardening tools and a Free skating is, being. offered following,, 12. Also .added this year is a youth pool container' for water. Cash prizes will be the show. party on New Year's Eve. presented for "first , second- " and third- Tim Hortons is sponsoring apfree skate f � nee a 11i ies D�111bartor, �� ���5 �d �� Q PICKERING - Dunbarton High runs Monday, Dec. 11 to We Dec. Donations can be -dropped at Dunbarton School 'students are -taking up a `Santa' 20, with "all donations headed for the Salva- High School and cheques should be made Cause'. this holiday season. tion Army, which will forward the items to payable" to The Salvation Army: For more The students' food, toy and cash drive " . families in need. information contact John Kirwin 839-6532. , t o hate Jbr-= . - sense . _too! - - > By Du id Onodera, Special Correspondent Where ' m, y'Ou GO in the GTA " Gat those panting lot bluest Looking -for a more convenient way to the region. Plus, GO Transit offers you, Tiy these alternatives travel and save some money too? 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United Way, our ongoing from the United Way.helps�s The. Ajax _Pickering._ and ure out with families -how help new arrivals in the com- United Way funding has also programs could have quite a low0tokwithlbefamili6s Whitby Association fofCom- their child can become inte- munity through the establish- allowed the association to few difficulties. It helps. us ..- family groups which e munity Living has _beehrhelp- grated into the community ment of family groups. The help new families immediate- , meet the needs of people becoming extremely i mpc - ing developmentally disabled and how they can benefit. .-groups.help families cope ly, with no waiting lists. coming into the area;' said tart in the region: individuals and -their families lead better lives for.. the, -past from being involved, in the . community," said Ms. . 35 years,. Dionne: at the organization's During that time, the orga- Ajax -based offices. 1 nization, - which receives The association provides funding from the United Way support so 21 developmental- of Ajax and, Pickering, has , ly disabled 'people can live been responsible for success- successfully on their own in fully . integrating the several group home in Ajax, �t t developmentally; settings disabled of all Pickering and . Oete im Of ages- into their _ . , respective communities. Whitby. This support in- eludes 10 to � - - .. peopen � - l� e l ;e n 15 hours of .:�. Dionne,' direr- wed of sup- _ for of develop- port; including 4 st t : Pio if meat and person- help with gro- al supports with eery_ shopping, / p P� ��� `�� Community Living, ex- banlang, cleaning and piained ' the organization planning for the week. helps the developmentally disabled become involved in disabled The organization also helps 75 individuals through4 A� --ape the community in many Are Industries- where clients �" ATVNELIEYABLE CHRISM, SAV ways. learn various jolts in maim - She said that help. all be- facturing. ginswith individualized con- And, another 'SO adults get - tact with the people who look help through the association's 00 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA, ON UG 4W2° ' Tel: 1-906-723--7760 - to the organization for guid- ance and a helping hand. "We get involved with families and individuals of all vocational program." where they receive on-the-job train= ing and mentorship to help them make "the transition Y . SHAWA _ Slmcoe St: N. ' c ages; some as young as two from school to the work€orce, --► z to up'into the later years. We How the. United Way R outgoing Durham Region Home - Builders' Mario veltri, centre, rsu memoe� Association President Brian Collins (left) received' Award for his- outstanding contrIbUtibn to the a plaque from incoming President Wayne Clarke. Durham Region Home Builders' Association. With Mr. vow are his wife, Anna (left), and daughter. Nina fright): C9M Dianne Collins, left, receives a bouquet of flowers; sed . Rick. Tranquada was presented with the • s s • Member of the Year Award by. Brian Collins, right.. AM PAGE 26 N9*S AMR" R #=kbAY emno V,; t9e� dersae _ng c� G1amo-w ego -"a What will the best- beyond is pared -down ©pu- Here are some tips to bring an :. ;sophisticated mood in a room cent fabrics; :silver or _ gold- complement the room dressed homes be wearing in fence, according to, design up-to-the-minute look to your likea wonderful color palette, i leaf accessories; and mirror -or- scheme. the' new millennium? experts: Neither" the cold, "home: whether you choose a mono- glass accents work well. No longer does a Compared with the fickle*, sleek minimalism_ . of the What often says luxu-_' chromatic scheme or an inter- Instead of opting for room have to adhere strictly world of - fashion apparel, 1970s, :` the,-' 'over -the -top . ry'in a room is- the choice -OU - esting, mix of compatible coi- lots of large-scale prints, -AP one style- or period. What trends in .interior design excesses of the 1980s' nor the fabrics; Rich, opulent fabrics ors. " choose a mix of subtle tex- gives a room energy and per-, 'pat- evolve over a long period of "hom-e-as-status=symbol" in elegant colors :and subtle • Subtle, refined touch- tures. and understated "S011aiity_ are interesting .com- time, sometimes laking as style of the 199t1s. = the loop patiems .;and textures set this es of :metallics, whether in terns in a' classic style — like binations of elements — a mix much as a decade to have an that appears particularly glamorous tone. Good chole- fabrics, wallpapers; furniture, - tone -on -tone damasks, geo- of materials, traditional` fur - impact. right for today is. elegance, es are silks, low -luster. satins, or accessories, give a room a . metric -motifs,, stripes and nishings paired with more One of the key trend to glamour and luxury - but in iridescent fabrics, brocades rich, urbane look. Also impor- checks. contemporary " pieces, and emerge for the year 2000 and :a subtle, unpretentious way. and damasks, and luxurious tart is anything that adds Choose accessories accessories that reflect a range samples, overruns, discon- for an cheru'lles or velvets. shine, shimmer, luster . or carefully, editing your choices of styles —. eclectic j ,N►l L ^ Thetits' ' itiothing` creates a gleam., Iridescent or opales- to a few things that perfectly look. �f i�i7 Located at 458 Fairall' they're all top .quality: name St. in Ajax at Westney Road, Sure Fit has been in business reduced prices." jj Faq-61-1: u"Wti eni Gne retailers all over North tion and 'prices to believe= America. non't dare shop retail until J N -you've visited Genuine 100 long time staff, Sure Fit ` " There' are factory, out- if you're looking for lets and then" there are incredible savings on a wide authentic factory outlets. selection of --home -decor What's the difference?. items then you must visit Well at Genuine. Factory Genuine Factory Outlet. Outlet, there really is a facto- They offer savings up ry busily making the prod- to 75% off on brand name acts that you're buying in products and people cant the retail outlet -What you'll from as_€ar.away as Ottawa find is unlike any outlet` and allparts of Toronto. you've ever seen. It's more "The thousands of than just a warehouse'but a products you see may be well stocked and organized :: samples, overruns, discon- selection of unique products tinued or slightly imperfect for your home. ; seconds," says Bernie_ "But Located at 458 Fairall' they're all top .quality: name St. in Ajax at Westney Road, brand " goods at drastically Sure Fit has been in business reduced prices." for 37 years supplying major You -must see the selec- ''; retailers all over North tion and 'prices to believe= America. non't dare shop retail until Employing. more than -you've visited Genuine 100 long time staff, Sure Fit Factory :Outlet. Also: if you and - its Genuine Factory need help just ask any of the Outlet may be ` Durham's friendly and knowledgeable best kept secret. ,"Mere are staff'to assist you. They will places that call themselves give you old fashioned cus- factory outlets but ` they're tomer service and really take not," says Sure Fit Canada the time to help you. CEO Bernie Barry. "Here it's open seven days a you can hear the sounds of week. For more information the factory while shopping call (905) 683-2222. In oig retail outlet." FAC "TORY. FT-, 5-0-0 SQ,-� OVER 5,000 TOP 4UALITY `- NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, December 8, 2000 PAGE 25 AIP Tri around region for Bowmanville man `Tour Durham Passport 2000' wins himweekend getaway A Bowmanville resi- House and Souwmeester's gen's in Manchester ,and For -more information on dent's touring of Durham's Bed and Breakfast in Port Emiel's Place in. Port Perry, events being held in eight municipalities this Perry. and- . gift certificate from Durham Region,- visit" the year has made him a big " The prize also includes The Genuine Article in Port Web site at winner. dinner and lunch at Hau- Perry. ' " www.region.durham.on.ca. Hugh, Laing won the pp m grand prize in the -Region's March of Dfines needs , ou In Durham `Tour Durham Passport IYl 1 llll y Residents had - to travel t The Ontario March of with disabilities and helps ployment training and to _each municipality and Dimes - is looking for can them to become more. self- ' placement supporta receive a stamp from agar- xassers for its upcoming sufficient. To volunteer or to make S' f th i d "d ttcipatipg business. Seth anniversary door -to- ome. o. ese me u .e a Una ion, con ac cam- p All -of the completed door, campaign: g recreation: ppportunities," paign co-ordinator Jim Just the fai., 683-7363 as its were entered in a The., fund-raiser begins attendant services, house- Strachan at 1-800-263 draw in Janna -y .and raises keeping support and. em- 3463, ext.105. . 1k ff_ T•........ ..,..., .� .,uo®b � m�.nn:r-.. inr -':nrr rr ar o . ani � AM PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAYIDITION, Decembsr 8, 2000 AIN "A `beake S. the''di r , . Hand-knit ereation9 provide comfort for Alzheimer patients in Durham. Region � - Alzheimer. Durham is give nett with", someone who may:. special tribute to the volun ing out "special gifts for people, be non_verbal or confused teens who donated -time and - :with Alzheimer Disease this Alzheimer Durham "pays a:,materials: to make the bears. holiday season. Hand-knit bears, collected �• for, close to a year from volun= teers throughout Durham, Re- gion, are finding new domes- with people with, dementia who,reside in long-term, care- facilities. -. For people with dementia, _ activities that involve their'`` sense; especially touch, -can =' Stimulatememories—.- - The bears :also _,piovide' .a " w means'far odwneople .toxon x YO News Advertiser arrier ale P.00, very-Oh4t .-;_ g.. _i $+".'4 ... 5 rgk _'yam '=+S 4 �v ,Y•v'k`3 % O 66ul _ Mf (t10t eXa�tly a jtluwated) The stmt& ducats. Sather for the openfnq for .', eeremen esKevi I* me U a " - "� tore Maneveri 81084 Robinson hands f p.a coffee" as they camp out for the-night#n'be one of the first pe0pls_ f6 -the storie Io et a �Pleydatlen 2 More; manpr #iichar 4obia$on },far vo L introduces his ttanagertt to the: raatd L -R Dari#.> 5herrY, Cornelia; ` _ item- Greg. #Nil#, Phil and Richard, NEWS ADVERTISER, --FRIDAY EDITION, December 8, 2000 PAGE 27 A/P Y, DEC. 8 TT BILLsOARD dents and $2 for ehildren,..available at door. AXE: The Durham Re- =gidnlax support Group meets ��'\p j(� 20®® the 7,' p -m. the second Friday of each LECs V, , TORONTO WALK: Guests are invit- iwvk..Where's support for ; deag`with life-threatening al- 4.28-9431 (Jim; in the evenings). ed to join the Durham Outdoor Club on their Toronto Beaches Walk. Meet at spy- tlioe A;`106-31018 for information, lora- the Pickering GO Transit station at 9 - 1 SATURDAY, DEC. 9 a.m. 420=4801.. PANTOMIME: The Pickering Players Y ` TTS: The Pickering Players community theatre troupe presents- the CRAFT SALE: The 3rd Shoreline 'rswhmuEity atre troupe presents th6 pantomime Cinderella in the South United Rangers hold a craft sale from 11 a.m. Cep- ,, patime inrella in the South leas at Dunbarton-Fairport United Seas at Dunbarton-Fairport Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Picker- to 3 p.m. at the Ajax Community tre on Centennial Rd. It's a fund-raiser Church, 1066 Dumbarton Rd., Picker- ing, at4p.i.n. and 8 p.m Adults $12 se- for a Gil Guide trip to Ireland in July, ing; at 8 p.m. Adults $12; seniors/stu- niors/students. $10;48, children up to 2001. There will also be mint cookies dents $10, $8 children up to age eight. age eight. Group rates. (416) 410-0211 for sale. 427-2292. Group rates. (416) 410-0211 (Box of- (Box office). fice), _ FUND-RAISING DANCE: The Ajax - CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: The Pickering Chapter of the One Parent SUPPORT,: GROUP: The Serenity Durham Chamber Orchestra presents Family Association holds its fundrais- Group 12 -Step Recovery meeting is at Sounds of the Season at 7:30 p.m. at St. ing dance at 8 p.m. at the Pickering- - 8 p.m. at the Bayfair Baptist church, Mark's United Church, 201 Centre St. Recreation Centre. OPFA members 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The S. in Whitby. Corelli's- Concerto $10, non-members $12. All are wet= group deals with all types of addictions, Grosso No. 8 will be featured along come. Dress code in effect. 831-7098. 'including co-dependency. Child care with other seasonal music. Tickets are New Years' Eve tickets are now avail - during the meetings 4 $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and stu- able and going, fast. 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'8 2 0, 0,0 1,905-426-6242 'over yourself when you're heading.out ea -c-overa e 1i v-. e- s eac-e,�_O, H ith 9 9 P f d How much money do what you're covered for - if you do have. to make a what you will need to do. quires that you pay a cer- the advice-of your doctor you have in the bank? How and, more importantly, claim, here are a- few things Also keep : in mind that if tain ` percentage of your = how much risk you can much credit do you have on what you're not covered , to keep in mind. you do need to make a medical bills, which is gen- afford. your credit cards? for. First, it is important to claim on your travel health eraliy between 10 to 20 per. _ Read your policy before Are you prepared to sell For example, many tray- understand clearly the policy, there are often de=cent. - you leave on your trip. your home on short notice el health insurance policies terms and conditions of ductible and co=payment These terms will be con-. If you're not sure what to cover the costs of a med- do not cover pre-existing your policy. -clauses. Let's say your pol- tained-in. your policy. Keep your policy covers, ask ical -emergency if you are conditions. Some insurers require icy- contains a $250- de= in mind that deductible and your ' insurance company travelling outside Canada? A'pre-existing condition that; if you have, an" unex- . duc:06 . That means you'll co-payment clauses can before you leave, and make Whether-you are travel- is a -health problem that pected medical emergency, have to .pay the first $250 help to reduce the price of sure once you are packed,. , ling for business or plea- your doctor has already di- you pay first and are reim- towards any claim youyour policy. and ready to go you have sure, travel health insur- agnosed before you leave will save a lot of Ontario. bursed at a later date. ' have. Generally, the higher your policy and elle incur- Other insurance compa- If the claim is $250 or your deductible or: co-pay-- ance company's telephone ance you unnecessary, and possibly Some examples are: re- nies prefer to pay the hos-. less, you would pay the full ment, the lower the price of number voh you. financially crippling, ex- cent surgery; stroke, heart if 'you need medical trouble; cataracts; diabetes, . ptal directly. expense. your policy. - News Your policy will tell you . A co-payment clause re- You. can decide —with Canada pense treatment while out of the kidney disease and cancer_ country. If any of these apply, an Your Ontario Health In- emergency illness or injury - surance Pian. (OHIP) will arising , from these condi-. cover you as long . as" you tions may not be covered. travel within Canada. OHIP Some insurance compa- , will also provide limited nips will not cover medical - coverage outside of Cana- :emergency costs related to da, but-many facilities out- pregnancy, injuries caused side . the country charge by scuba or sky diving, much m6re than the 01UP contact : sports or other rate, risky activities, substance - Without travel health in- abuse or war. surance; you will be per- Non-emergencies, such sonally responsible for as continuing or followup these expenses, and they care after your ' medical can add up rapidly. emergency has been stabi- Ttavei health plans are lized, or routine health care ; available from- many or elective surgery, are ex= _ _ ,• sources, . including your eluded. travel agent, health insur-- - Some policies will not hospital join us at. Pickering N. cl ear's I of O -mat o n Centre f O T O m e ante companies, by phone, pay .for emergency and over the Internet. stays -lasting Jess.. than 23 know hours. Read at farm- fah. All the events are free, and there's something great But you should consecutive what you ` _are purchasing the fine "print to make: sureid� limits- excitingfor ges 2 through i2. eve ka � and' what the policy -.you. you: understand the have will or will not cover. tions of-your policy and its . - To help you get a" better definitions. ............. ..............- ....................; ..... . idea of what you may need, It is always a good idea ; the FinancialServices to check with your doctor $ringyour family and enjoy a great .Commission . of Ontario about any health problems,- holiday movie., fun holiday crafts and plenty (FSCO} has developed previous treatment, and ` of holiday treats at the Pickering Nuclear, o should some helpful information medication you in. a publication, .called mention to the '`insurance ' information Centre. `Shopping for Travel company, particularly if yip Health Insurance'. your medication has Saturda , December th, �000 y 9 This publication is avail- changed recently. You -may - Time: i 13o am to 3:3v pm able on FSCO's Web site at also want to ask your dbc- www,fsco.gov.on.ca, or by for to review your applica- °_ Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer- - udol hTheRed-NosedReindeer- calling (416) 2504250 or tion.D calling sney's:I Mickef fine'Upon a Christmas - 1-800-668-0128. SO what do travel health y `Keep, in mind the fact insurance policies usually -Sats-December It 9%000 travel health insurance is cover? :designed` to cover costs re- They usually cover -most Time: i 1L:3o am to 3:30 Pm lated _ to unexpected med- of the treatment you.would. = FrostyTheSnowfnan ical emergencies only. need for an unexpected , Disney s: Wiunie'Fhe Po©h Unexpected medical medical emergency emergencies means any un- This means medical care Season's of Giving foreseen illness or injury ' you 'would need. -immedi= that:.requires- immediate: ately to deal with an acute, Call 905=839-115.1 Ext. 3917 treatment to alleviate an ex- " unavoidable condition, ill- ser. Register early to-avoid . regit sting danger. to. life or__ ness,,disease or injury.,to. , health: It would generally in- disappointment. Space is limited. But all travel health in- elude emergency ground surance policies may not and air ambulance,. hospital For more information on our Saturday programs as wAMii!!t coverall things. in-patient cam and medica,� To get the best coverage, tion, outpatient services for weft as other Pickering Nudear Infarmation4entre 1UFU shop around;, and read. the less. serious 'emergencies, events, please tall (905)834.1151 ext. 3917 GEN N. policy carefully. a_. , doctors fees' and emer- between Ukll&am. and 4x00 p.m, . Understand it. before gency-related travel .ex- _ . _ _�:�Peeitses. yc? � : so that you know x �- � P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Decd 8, 2000 LEIS Or, -t NEWS- A D. V E R -T'I S E R D E C'. 8 2 0 0 0 -.Aen s soar at rovinciai,_,quaiiiier� Gymnastics club posts top marls in all categories PICKERING -- Pickering Aeri- on beam. Chelsea Hing placed third onships following the three qualifiers. als Gymnastics Club members re- overall in the regional pre -junior .cat- ••• turned wits solid performances from . egory with silver medals on vault, Two Pickering -Aerials gymnasts a Metro East provincial qualifier re- bars and floor. also competed in the recent Ontario Gently. Keira Rainville, in her first region- Tour Selection Competition in Mis- The Aerials joined other gymnas- al competition, _earned fifth-place.ef sissauga. tics clubs from across the GTA at the forts on vault and floor. Nicole Wray Alicia Wald placed fourth on floor " Gensini Gymnastics Club in Oshawa earned gold medals all-round in the and fifth on beam in the senior level 2 " for the.first,of thrf qualifiers. Aeri= . junior regional category. bracket. als' ,athletes ranke, :"b the top five in Aerials' provincial- and national- - It was Wald's first time competing . every category. stream athletes are now preparing for at a tour selection meet. Felicia Bianchet. finished second an upcoming U.S. invitational meet in Kate Newton placed ninth- overall all-around in the novice level 2 Gate-. January. in the national open category; She P g r � gory. She won, gold on vault, silver. on The Metro East team will be sey achieved a personal best performance uneven bars and Bronze on the floor lected _ for the provincial champi- on beam. M. F+'ill exercise. Teammate Emma Grant - placed fifth overall in the same nate- gory In her first time at a provincial - qualifier; Tara> Swaim: captured - the `L x ." all-around silver medal in the novice " level 1 .category. She placed second 3 on balance beam. In the same catego= . >?y, Melissa Downton placed fifth ow gars. In the pre junior level 1 division, = iMalvina Mana; finished third overall with" a .gold on vault and silver on_ - beam and floor. Danyelle Sora, competing to her R©N PIETROA(MO/News Advertiser photo first -level Z .junior .competition, - _ placed fifth all=reuad, thanks in part 'to a Suver Ott va111t':" tlne gift that!* worth even mere, long after the holiday **&son's over. R (��j M - a1 khV ` du The P mals postkd'outstanding re- t " salts in the senior level, I category- as - three athletes finished in the top six. Cheryl Kielly.concentrates` on her" backhand return -Katelyn" Strezov placed second over-. o� J•%Q�e .� 4.850` during a doubles match in women's tennis_ league all, while also earning a gold medal • Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 play at the tennis babble Wednesday afternoon. Ajax on vault. It was her first-ever rovin- p- cial qualifying meet. In the same cat- AmW «�-+ rib «sr.+aNU rK3,�, winVndUMm1ok.rar�,e"LM brim a tennis.players kaave token their games indoors to the egory, Brittany Lloyd finished fifth tennis bubble at the Ajax Community Centre with the J n' overall, including a gold On bars: If there's one gift that's guaranteed to gather interest this holiday Onset of colder` weather Ashley Bianchet finished" sixth over- season, it's New Canada Savings Bonds. By starting a nest egg for 'all and earned a silver on vault. a laved one's future, you've given them a unique and really AliclaWald placed_ third Overall in thoughtful gift. And there's never been a better time to buy them. (� 1 j ddle, Dol l In hu the senior level bracket. She earned You can buy either bond for as little as $100. So pick up a, gift a gold medal on bars, silver floor n and a bronze On beam. card wherever you bank or- invest. It a great way to, let loved ones know they'll be receiving New Canada Savings Bonds. _ for Aerials' regional -Stream gymnasts annua-t-m-eetin also fared. well at the meet: Salisha ..' _ To buy direct, call J • 888.773.9999 ` The Ajax -Pickering 7:30 p.m. in the meeting Mohommed placed second overall, For more information, visit www.csb.gc.ca earning silver medals on vault, bars. Dolphins Football Club is room at the Police Credit and- floor in the- novice regional ` holding its annual meeting _ Union, 962 Kingston Rd. bracket. Stacey lvlittstsopaulos placed . in Pickering next week. For -more. information third overall .; in the same category YOU'RE ON SOLID R ou N o. I CailacTa The meeting is slated contact the:Dolphins'- hot- after a gold on vat:and a *river on for Tuesday, Dec., 12 at ;dine at 619-91-80: beam. Diana Capps earned - a bronze *This rate also applies to eanaaa savings sands *ares 56 and sz; issued January 1, 1999 and Jarpary 1.2000 reapectiuery, for the near beginning January 1.2001: NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, December 8, 2000 PAGE 31 P Tweens, _'C'sil,ver at toum-ining ej PIC G_— The Pick- earned the shuiout'against Man- =- Recent regular -season play ening tween `C' ringette team vers and was strong all tourna- saw the team defeat Manvers participated in two recent tour- merit. 12-1and Markham 3-1. God - naments, earning the silver Pickering; also played at a tender Kaitlyn Kraehiing was medal at one. tournament solid' between the pipes in the The tweens travelled north to -in London winning efforts. Manvers for a one -day_ tourna- where it Scoring were " Danyelle ment recently, playing fours lost 5-1 to Brighto;,. "Samantha Green- n; games. The first game saw them the host" = ' ` w Andrea, Hahnes, Karly lose 104 to a strong Ennismore t e a m', :. Dorton, " Stephanie ", Pilling, squad. Pickering, " however, . then 5-3 to Danielle Taglioni and Dana fought back to. -defeat Manvers Fairest. Al- Valera. Assists went' to Julie 7-0 in the first of two meetings though ` it Clements and Kimbeiiey Roy. and then 5-1 in the second persevered Caithlin Partridge has been a game. The two wins put them in winning their force defensively for Pickering. the playoff game against Ennis- third match against St. Thomas The team is, coached Greg more where Pickering earned 4-3, Pickering's 4-2 prelimi- Clements, _ assisted by Rocco the medal "after dropping a nary -round record wasn't good Taglioni; - Ken Partridge and -silver 4-1 decision. ,. enough to gain. entrance to :the Kathie Valera. The manager is newsr�� ♦ it ri CC3Acro E Vii 1 X19£ !!e 683-73W PAGE 32 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, DECEMOER 8,2000 Visit Us On the krternet: www dudwAwews.net Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser To F1ace Your Ad In Ajax or Pic"rtng CatL• -.DS, 483 07,07- CLASSH- E-Mail eddress classiiieds@durbatrtnews.net ,. Web Sile: www.eurhaminews net c G ®1 11 areera i Cereers' .. Gwlerat tlstp Cameral Help t General Help General Help EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITY" 'fie s Advertiser If you are a self-starter with a proves" is [eliver for reliable people to insert and track record and waM to advance year �llver Papers and flyers door to door career coo reacting. ,Formula ford has every Wednesday, Friday and Promotloiri an opening for two Saturday in the Pickering area. SALES CONSULTANTS 'Deliveries must be completed,by6:00 pm. Must have a vehicle. Automotive experience is not required, For more information" howevecall r a- sales background would be _ GuaTaniteed�" �5-685^-51.17 beneficial, Full training will be provided. We offer: 0 an aggressive pay structure whichMAI'RSTYLISTS We currently seek 20 Indnn- duaisforTearri Managtement as we as product Promotion and will enableyou to earn over 50K Demonstration. This position is 0 Company car • pension pian l] health & dental package, WA ED part-time and requires a commitment of 22 hours per. week., We welcome applica- O a network of 5 dealerships tions from individuals with or For a confidential straight forward. - without experience in, direct interview, please taxyoar-resuare: a due "t""'_ 5_ selling. Full training' will be Att: Yoga 1Narren General Sal" Manager • : lxct nt WOP Bull benefits provided and the possibility for advancement exists for 839- • ful owpari tints POSH* � those who excel. Please phone 14800.665.5426 .to speak with either Susan at ------`- irtenssoFr 6ERTIREo s # Istaera nteolnyee MGSE ut fed ®urm coh structorPOCK at wxxreo JOMEW tele, wh�y.campus. Fad . nancial A#Asori. t.00lft for availabre to c0811111011(E.F). ' where Lam skills, to open new I7 ve7Mfi(s. oFkr1 e P-�e�i! ext 3715 or Carolyn at ext. 3747 or fax.your resume to a change of soeaery you . can be your .own -boss, career doors. Join the Micro soft MCSE Information Open own your own book -of twsr tAH, at VAMW r2MMie year,3 wks. Iter 3 years = (905) 602•.8823. . VWk-won thio lr#ortlst:wwwk •ret- THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERMER, DECEMBER 87 2000 -PACE 33 GwwdHdp 0 Help 1 om" Help 'Offide H*� No,IEidkaf 1 I�OaPDaaW 5 Deas[ THE NLN" ADVERT ER is.looking for prospects to deliver newspapers & flyers ro the following areas AJAX Old Kingston Rd. Elizabeth St. Thorp Cres. Farmers -Ave, MacDermott Dr. Carle Cres Georgina Dr. Hiley Ave. Mill St. Lincoln Ave. Todd Rd. Hibbins Ave. 'fawn Cres: Booth Cres. Linton Ave. Larner Dr. Kearney Dr. Crawford Dr. CloverRidge Dr.. E. Andrea. Rd. ' McRae Rd.. LakeDriveway E. Cowling Cres. Dryer Dr, E. Graham Crt. Clark Rd. Gregory Rd. Rollo Dr. Cluett Dr. Doyle•Crt. Hewitt Cres. Barbour Cres. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-6$3-5117 E1(PERIEMCED LIME COOK j needed for family dram in Port Perry. Bring resume to 15 ! Water St. or tel 905 985-3553 for interview. Ate n: Donna. PDX & ROBLE Pickeringg Hiring experienced Sacs Chat, Manager Servers Cooks, W W,W S P H E R 1 0 N C 0 N Front Dosk Coordinator As the first point of contact for ctiai t you must exhibit a friernliy and professional' demeanour = both in person and or_the phone. You must also be proficient with a' Meridian phone system and able to hargtle more than 300 calls per clay white. overseeing appointment scheduling and database management, Excetbent written .and verbat communication skitts,.expert knowledge of MS Word and Excel, and a typingspeed of 50 w.p.m: or higher are essential. Familiarity with Outtook.and PowerPoint would be great. A reliable and dedicated team player will excel in this role. We are... assese mom spherion+ workforce architects Mase forward your resume today to: hhbet Wilkie, Spherion Workfnrre ArWtecti faw_(426) 494-2887 • E --mail iwifkie@spherion.ca i RN'S AND RPN SS Badoiders: Bus" & Dish- ran" ran"z, near reaming CWefllg twos _ei glum, n1ai11�f001n sinks, moraem washers. Fug & part-time po- 1 GWwd Help i � �p►AD!!� 11h> U NWAge is SYa fMlpiApems Go (905j 63 -9608. sum, box eprial A i1NN fn 'N t; " club cabla , oc- if yell i� le !ieiel sfUons. Fax resumes to: 416- IIRiY IINNEEDOFANA1N11!7 tewonii 10blee gihler trotters, rete chairs, ea= ee:taeae'WtIIN" 283-1487. NG Cash & we have experienced glWamORt naNs, Odd ebeita,• & hrltdl, ;olid Cam requires P/T Store narnrrles from oversee RAW oak tables, Itadda9 tables, ebnsOle tables, 111deo eerria, ban's nae an FRESH AIR, exercise and C (days iffl) for our busy The Howard Marten Co a distributor o centralized gar teas far 1n. , more, Cal fora carrier note Cash & Ca store located in I'np=nye f /hardworking, patient, Iive in cablAett, phis merry Other aAktes. NO mumble in your area today. 905-683•• Oshawa. Jo� Duties Include: lubrication, equipment and fluid handling systems has a nanny ung employer to � fid. Come look. rood NualNv fnrnNure. g NEI tiff_ 5117. customer service, = stocking sponsor. Cai Mother's Helper. d CASH FAR NIBNTLY shelves, data entry, .heavy requirement for the following positions 416 496 05112 Tlmra. NII Sat: 10 a.m N 6 p.m. cNIFFITH• PROPERTY SERV Sun. 11 to 5 p.m. MUST NAVE OW CAR ICES LTD. We are currently are a amp TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE DAYClIRE AVAILABLE In rya Mdm Avellem ALSO SERVERS looking for 1 Tandem .Snow tin person to: 352 Marwood _ here mom" rte, flexible 9115'72641560 w 985-686-3M Plow Operator, . with a pos- Oshawa or Fax gyp' (dose to Why Hw" E!!p. e,le0ait. aestt. sitift of War -round employ- Reporting to the Sales Manager, you will be responsible to: piiEschoot. Rserences eval. menu Please fax resume to: ( 1579 5269. able upon request Call ABSOLU ELY EVERYTHING M p�mpJ Ressaw to mos promote orw-products to new and eidstirtg customers in 1 & raw Comer PRICED To CLEMIU -Futons 7f CONSUMERS DRIVE, 905472-8011 am= v010Ea nom. (905)6199428. StsS. Nianresses $89, Palliser HELP wanted Seasonal and Telephone sales for Garden Ea81eT11 (�ttal'i0. EXFR ED, LOVING mother 1p� good '� � leather and upholstery sotas and MI 1M roti ti wanted m. t ed can today, start 817011. Circus. Salary + � wants to care for your children, diDoih 575. Cal S83 91loveseats, reduced In NZ #ills aua: full ti� row. Cal Jen at 416- masian. Day 8, evening Ppos�t Qualificationw. fuWpart time. tlarwood/4o11teat rance. Large Pselection 821-9547. tions available. Call (post- • College Diploma in an en eerie disci line (preferred) or Lord Elgin i?s., flerdble hours, re 1 Mal the perfect 579-6222 p + g p femmes fall Donna 619-2344 Christmas gill, Beech bags are Antelttea 105: - We need 20 IH)IISE. CLEANERS �� SUBWAY SANDWICHES . has ,, a $diooi Graduation Diploma. - 1'1CI�RINB aaaeh- / Rollo: '85 FORMULA PLUS, 521cc, !tack!! We are ovarstrtckes amt people to belt m_ our brand part time. Ajax, Pickering. the following positions avail- • A mutimum of 5;years industrial sales ex rience m the Loving daycare. 18 months to good shape, t1500obo:: 12' passing 'huge'savings ado our ruaw CRfkx, alt seas, imme- W= rel 905 428 4495 able: Part -Time Days, ap lubrication equipment, y g years. Daily ouNn akrrrtlnum boat stip EvkhruAe, ��� Futons mattresses, mately, for seassonat and fou it drautir5 or fl ' handlin industries. 12 gs bedroom suites, sofas, love - LOSE UP TO-20M$per month. 75 Consumers .Or. Wh (feutceit bac rd and park). flat floor, 2 seats. wAraller seats, bean tnags, etc. Piked to � e pessary 100% all natural tactor for- Eull-time AssismM Mangers CrUts. storyme, musle, mr i1500obo, Korg Elecafe Para 18+.pGallPan!m- 686 2442 mulatd. Call 1877 418-9913 Job .& fuM turtle nights apply CiUS'iOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE trtlous meals 8 snacks. First ($1400 now i1000obo, Tak!- clear!! If you're for m - CL.SSIFIE� or check out websne: at either Alex location• Aid, C.P.R. certified. Nott- man 12 eixtric atone fumus at pprim �sTA wwwAirvers!im.com Access Duties will include: smoking, receipts. 905-428 tic guitar $900.905.986-5487. us out first. our proms CUSTOMER code 91560 SUmE igNt,duti s i - to per. ' 1244. cant be beat! Luigi's Furniture, . form light, duties in scroll apt •processing of sales orders LEATHER JACKETS, up to 1/ 488- Kin4 SL W., Oshawa (905) LUBE TECHNICIAN PLUS AS building in Oshawa. Must be • prpvid' customers with t2chnical product support IMCI�RINC cqNu atit!ed teacher 2 Arm, leather purses,from 436-0860. $ERItICE slstivir hlAla m to and hm*. exp. preferred but not r > -CC ha11 wonderful I" daycare, S9�99; tugpage from $1s9.9M9, AFFORDABLE APPLIANCES part time, hourty wage plus necessary. Salary. Call 905-. 0 Administrative st-- - ` -- - " "- - -- -- " " fielrs Advertiser re- bonus. Fxperlence needed. 743-0283. - tiWt"advertisers Val -drivers license. a Q1lalifications: Check their ad UpUn Pea, 195"w S. SUPERINTMElfT part-titnne, publication as News Ad- of 401 Ape. 0 )427 7911 non-tN" r�Wdred for 23 unit •College Diploma opubnent in Uxbridge. land [is ertiser will not be re- MS MMURANT re- PM & hie computer a Secondary Scht pona[We,fof frlore thein quires Puff time servers and a must 3 references required. • 2 years of curd ON.ilnwrr- kmrtion evening bartender. ty In q�y In w�g'to Bac A, Ck environment 0 trete Shall be no ii- to 774 .tjve Q UxbrWpe Time JournaVTrib biiRy for non-!nsertign I� one, Box 450, tlxbr!dge, ON • Strong mechanic. f any adyerNsemerit. NEW LOCATION now `open. L9R 1M9 succag ia�lity for errors'jn ads Customer Service Reps. LOW= FOR RELMBLE 1�e limited to the amount needed. FT. Must possess adult carriers with vehicle to - Co�penSok excellent communication deliver door to door m Ajax to ft bald for the Space rxc0- skit, min, Geade 12, own-ve- and every Wed., opportunity eying the error. AN Copy ham. No selling. To schedule Fn., Sed • pm. Cal 905 is SUbjeCt to the appr0- art 'interview call Roy, 9-11 683-5117 and for Alca. > Please Bend resw vat of management of - a.m. only at 570-7813AINEES W � to l News Advertiser PNMT SALES full-time ex 'Systems' Good Good CLEI1NERa NEEDED knma penance reforred, mus have communication skins needed CLI stom , far retail department meet an � for colour,( amiable, togeffter wed! ability to .work and in good health 3 wetin toms. Experience would office duty and/or !pht duty exp, Oshawa. With ert y Minimum 6 hours be aces some t! r once. Various shltt available. :�me to . pearance, and professional fart* law seen Call Ste 1-800-565-3756., yyy�per 894 Simcoe St. N. .attl�de a must Pro Once �y to fie maternuy Icev DELI AND COUNTER help re (No hone calls or faxes Service Pickering. 905-830- Commenckg ImmediaIs te! quired, fugand part-time. - 08a* 2057. NS rt -male les mitt". iv Must have del! experience. PEItn160N SECURITY is crow FIR IU M DELIVERY PERIM fax resume to j 433-7038 i AApppplIqy m persons me accepting applications for the - fun time. =Soho filling phone (905) 1981'. %n Bakery and De . 15following yosihons: Slatiorlary required Delverles In Alam Westne�yy Rd.. N. at Hwy t2, reacts, Mobile Canute .Unit Regkn. Veld G Ikense and cur- EXPMIEYCEO MMM Tax pr (near White Rosa) Ajax. 8 preference given with own rent driver abstract required. rens required for ler! DELIVERY DRn1EN (with car} Gerdes. AppliceMs mns Have Attent1w, Mrs. Graham, Wilson. Canadian Tax preparACrrSWA In part time Monday to Friday reliable transportation. Apppply Furniture 20 Centre St. N. with 2 oto (A � 2Fax8:30). Cart Chris or tri persoir to: 201 Vvhlte Oshamwa. 723-2255. reunintofo 0426 5598, 905420.7335 or Fax re OaksCrt., Whitby Ont Mon WEEKEND HELP, Saturdaayy sume to: 905.420.7342. day Thu 9 a.m 12Noon and/or Sunday. Horse farm 7:00 OZ TRUCK. ORIVER with elect °r � t0: (905)6% 0102. am -11:30 am. 905-852-5084 abstract. ApMv M ppeerson with SERVICE TECHNICIMtr re A LICEtISM eW and f te or resume at Best Choles Eggs, quired, 3 F/T posllau to" stet . YOU CAN BE Alt EHTR RE yeer renthlec! and filter r . Edgerton Rd., :Black- Immediately. 27-33K/yr. Can WA. We'lshow you how. Stat qui[edd hrr epnmucW-aiid t Immedidatediately. mist possess excel- � America Financial dus4riaL Seb•motivseQ it VOCIIoM communkatkn-sklkt,-re- Services, a subsidiary of ebb to work �MI EARN 5200.,- 5300., 5500:, or liable vehicle and be. able to C roup, and bu lld a new career Fax resume to: 5440 more per week, aswmbing in� services. Irnsnrotron Of travel on occasion. Previouis for more information CARPENTERS i Nip Ye products in the Comfort customer service, experiencecanSusanW ser 1,866 Apprentices needed fmm yen own home. Send .a sell- an asset. To osyc edule an in 7$7-3918 w (9436 8499 dniagtely. Experienced In Frac addressed slam d edas St trvrew ce0 305379.781between83, onto full-time Forming. salary mane to: O.P.H..8-2400 [)urrdac St 11am ONLY W., Suite 541, Ref 638. Mb 1 able " benefits, { 427. sissalga, Ont. L5K 2R8. SHANDEX 'TRUCK INC. AZ " or fax [roans 905 ll 427.58 Driver needed immediately, ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT for FR"ER fJWI UP TO SzBfNR delver ExcelteM pay , bene-lls. small Pickering office. i!4 plus Mus have own car US Experience sleep• Experience using MS Excel, " and Insurance witii cReanAriv ers. Please contact. 8gi =rOe SimD!Y Accounting 43b 1430. rd. Cog 'Jan (moi) (905)420-7407 8*218b225 DlECE OR ASSISTANT required dayday shift for Pie eu�llntp>rr Lsme � • Mln: 5 yrs. exp. Let - for 1 -year matemity leave. terslrop. Mus be ex�d�nced resume: 905 J 113023 • Own tools Start dee Janus 22, 2001. wih forkmt, prganuBo and re- BOOKKEEPER, Parttime. 20-25 For8 P w Send resume %ldonday De- liable. Also, cleaned let hours. e.p. 4Sys times 5 ". combat A1, 2800 to: -"first tersh staff 61 afternoon 57 1� . Steps Child Gare. 1998 whites to. lax reanw: gp5 hours. Accura<e_hardwgrkerwlur Rd., Pickax , ON L1V 61`5. 831-3023 or deliver: Temple- FRRXDtX CARING PEOPI man Direct; 1734 Orange- `Gil• 15 mlmde J/E test with DSA; ECE, mor i ESTHETICIAN AND/Oft ELEC brook Crt . Unit.9, Pickering, 487 Wesneq Rd,S. St�iB, Ape lated, experbnce rulqu fes►aA' TRDLOGIST required as an Non sm0ldng Instructors assistant. Full or LtW 3G8. No ptwne calls piam. cam for medleally part-time. Monday -Friday 9- SMALL Nortri tib , Saw I�iatilYE ASSlarlllr required child in a group sf Spm. Must be mature. self- WABusinessis now escort- . for busy sales on, East ft. Full time ant' part W conildeM and motivated. Cart Scerhaokgh F,rdl nae �S, available. Ma dilates must current- in hle ok r. Ii for enjoy a tale work' f0 vro Moors" and practical ad --friendly working" environment meuuner. Must fe self-starter shift& fries antlespsf verge4. pmee bd - Miniand are a team Play +welt-organited. Fax resume ' atrnpsphere. ra!nkg I! mum 3 yrs wodt ce. . fax your resume to Dayton &lary Dns: 416 831 ad.8832 'a ax resume to 9� ti8 Fax resume (905)728-6310. Noblest (905 433-80 . UN HelpFioepllel UfcaF. ELECTRICIAN for oral sur- e ane position gery,HARP preferred,- no I Industrial work. evenings, no weekends and In Marson to 630 Please mail resume: Dr. ' FIREV y. Klein, 92 Church St.S., Suite FBEE rim remrim for 104, Ajax (NNI L1S 664 wood W. fax resume ---- deM nraN 3672 - -- -- ASSESSMENT, PROPERTY les 1464 18', 1410. Ild!d chain with too high? Looking for answer to Aid. solitaire diamond, ap- lower -ft? Free info. Send god praised. � $1850. Also Ladys S.A.S.E.: PTA 27-1300 King St xcel MI �!nr0e hennrtgp E., Suibttl91, Oshawa LtH SJ4 semlty band. ha oratted, BEDROOM SET - 8 Oce. POAj!v BPP�ised S350Q. accepting d= miirror,niigphtestanddss, 3A Best Offers"655-9185 dovetafi construction. Never free 1902 WICKER 1:9T: opened in tenets. Cos $9,000: 1920'S player piano with 37 SwAtiics $3,500 (416)748-3993. 101 musk scrolls ecCeleM CARPETa SAIF 8 IUIRWNOOD =rel order Antique seiph FLODPJ Nt: 3 rooms from hI1"b-y woad & cast non ArNue Ra $339. 30}Nroludes: HAM nfrew cooly stove. 0950 s Det nfo.�erqhtrm aol' Installation. (1 Cat. For more quj- estimates, carpet repairs. (905)697 3212. Serious ingot- Serer Durham and surrou ries only please.area Credit Canis Accepted CS syIM HONDA CR 250cc dirt Sam 905-686.1772, , g , bike, runs well, Beteg 5950. CARPET IIID YONYL SALE= sAD) (9115? 432.1757 Chris. three moires, 30square FIRE 1986 HONDA XRiDD cc - dirt y from5339Installed. I Will rood, . bice, g� condition. Hardy discount yow list gout 01 tb off, used, second corner 51.908 or. 10%. New ;colors and t dis. best offer. Oshawa (90.5),436- desiDris.Customer satisfaction 3236 Ruthe Anne. guaranteed. Call Mike for your 3 TWNt BEDS wtwooden head free I;i;iie, 905.431-4040 = & footboards: large desk. ,An- COFFEE TRUCK and well estab- tiques - coffee & and tables, 3 Belied .rout for sale $33,000. drneaars nen w/mtrmr. mal, Good Drum mamins. Possasidon OAYCME to my" home for race Corw, loon skirted and Cover KINFSIO IST physically handicapped 3 yr. Pick up loads, 114 o.p.o. Coil (9011)4311 wanted for Old chid. flexible bouts FIT bUSh "Cords. full-time position or PIT. FaNngbrook area. Ex- QaVS JVC DOLBY �TAL 5.1 sur-. in private tceamt en. (905)5. Immediate �r -31-700.` round sound home :theatre physiotherapy system 50y dig!ta1 pacs! centre. Call must go; System include re- LfVE IN NANNY or full day WILL HAW.; `AWAY FREE- alm, DVD a CD r .5 (905)683-"98 or: umwarded ffrewood, rad ands speakera, for complete5.1 light housudueepkq Sitting for pN� surround for only 7. Super Fax {9N$)683-93$3 2 year-old & new barn South Q e hardwood a34 -0i92 *ft No and JVC liners, PHI OTOMfCi, iced. for Ajax. Can 905:W72227 rsnp) amplflem, CD Mayers, cos- _ doctors otfke located in Bdryehr sett decks, turntables: by. Part-time posilon. Please . NANNY WANTED live out, 1 D►ocessors, ..9 o ay T89- Oshawa mad resume to: Fife .622, January start. 4-yar-old , w ers, televlsWrhs..90 day This Week P.O. Box twins, fight housekeeping, DISHWASiIER GE, - -4uiM wey. Osha+a: Stored 481. 865 Farewel Street, ping, APPmx 6,m - bpm, Sense btNlt iIn hila &/dryer 4893 Dstewa, Ont LiH 7L5. " 3 yrs,.old al lei while . Day no weekolds. 905 a)37 7809. conddion. $150 each. Days 5: rafriflersor 2- RN FULL-TIME &Part-time 416-250-7111 evening/wee door frost fres, Odiu ! save, PRIVATE part time daycare/ matching hearty duty washer : required 1017 Oral Surgery. hou sekeepi g. Monday - Fri- las683-6136 8 :dryer $675( wr'l sepatse. Good hours. HARPS - ash. _ day. Own transportation re- IKEA WHITE DL 0G tabu 6 Also I(emnore wMicer used I Maiil resume: Dr. S. Femvick, qu!red Nottry East of Uxbr�e: chairs $200. matching cabinet years $250 +Dryer. W. -767 - Oshawa, King St. W:, Sane 502, x416) 396 4771 Monday Fri-- $200.905 686-7217 6596 Oshawa Ontario. LItt1A4. �y PAGE 34 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 8, 2000 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durinlrtews.net ArUcbs for ArtkksJor Christmas sem- etma h�dsln►as 1 1 ea - " , 1.1 parbnents or , i l Apart ner s o 1 i Sale Ssb TFe•a Trees Trees _ Trees for Sob Rerd Ra DININBROOM. 149ce Cherry- SONY PLAY -STATION 2. still in 1 BEDROOM UPPER pias den. wood. 92' double pedestal. a box, never used, receipt avail- es WE FINANCE Ilarwood/401 imr, non-smoker, OSHAWA Chippendale chairs. Buffet, able. $1:200 or best offer parking for 1 car, non smoker, 3 B/R apts. 280 • /� EVERYONE nop�s sadsmgk orofessional. Wentworth St. west. hutch, server dovetail construe Telephone (905)438-9443. �C%y vler��� f firsUlast, avail $7 51mons, $740 & $850. Utilities tion,stoimbotras.Cest$1a,00r,. First time buy$n5lmomh.ca1190566rr5466 Sacrifice $5006.(416)746-0995. LAK FUMMRE•,our n,I '�,������� Incl Close to schools, Mission furniture is on the -� iiIL9ia6/lirsa ers, bankrupt, 1 or 2-bedtoom - DN181 PMWSUITE- 40 yrs/old, floor. -Come and see the$* that sho ing and 401 ' Pub walnut, excellent condition oval has turned the fur-nitwe World £ r ad , f10 walkout $695 or $B65 li pp h ��� b Credit c Transit right past table, 2 -leaves, buff 4 Chairs 1 ' upside down Et tertainm eid unds j Credit. YOU estate thly inclusive. with your dour. For appptt. can amxdiair $1800.: curio cabinet, Horneotfice,Dining'Roem, property . 905 721-ti741 waked 5400 chandelier. 8 -arm all and Bedroom Furniture -D fa- WOrk2 •YOU pond and new, patio, crystal $600; 655-9883 get..: Traditional Woodworking is TREEdrive! Lots Of utilities; parking, and UXBRIDGE. IN TOWN, 1 bed- ttieleading manufacturer of Custom lou udcluded. No room, $575 & hydro, first & GREAT CHRISMAS 61FTI :pSs buiU' SOLIDWOOR Entertainment Ch01Ce. DI)wn or >z v -4412 Satellite, unloop and Pram Centres and Homo Office k the FARMS Trade may be Wst, 905-852-7569 & 85 your own DSS cards in seconds Durham Region..::. Bring your Jan. 15th N. Pickering UXBRIDGE, Spacious, 2 bright, w'ttithe New WildThing X.RCA, Ideas/plans and ret us tum Mom _-.... required. (905)649-1422 or -2-bedroom apartment, lowe Hughes:. Toshiba, Sony & prop in aril sae outWSPEC{AL (41318-4839. half of house, non-smoker, Unideri. $199. 905 626-6092. Std Art woedwaking fadF Hame$t-YourSpruce parking for 2 cars, satellite TV, Free installation & delivery in p TAv Q FINANCE 1 BEDROOM, main floor of ityardktusshowyouhovrfinefur- house on Bay. Large kite of Das furnace, laundry facilities Durbiam Region• mture is made ::.There is No �(� Pii11a fl'Om saver .140 TtW DEPARTMENT available. $895/month, utili- DSS SYSTEMS - H & HU pro- SubstUuk for QuelUy ...Traditional arG01YC�9N SHERIDAN CHEV mature a►,enclosed porch. sail "ties included. (905)852w6597 rammed witlUwithout syslams. Woodworlun ..:ft5 NortD Port acres Qf fA®RDaE mature quiet indhvidual. Avail 0 g Road (S off Re 11 fld.),Pott Perry �5-��-�98 Jan. -1st: $750/month includes WHITBY - Senior Apt Compim & WTX ufira untoopers. 985 }� cable: Call for anot• (905)420-' One bedroom avallable Dec 1st: Programmers and uoMoPm9 also 905-985-8774 .. www.tredit.- To�Y7 trees available. Website canbdss.com . ahvoodworivrq.on.ca, 9556. Clean quiet building. Excellent (905)426-9578. - small: BACKSTREET BOYS TICKETS • assume .Please MONTANA 2 BED. APT. Fridge, stove, heat ' from pa Quiet setting across Horse drawn wagon Tr1CtOr Rides' assume lease or purchase from park. All utilities included. eenbdssQYehoo•c FOR SALE also Toronto Maple �v outright. Includes A/C, CD hydro included. /OliveLaundfar.. For appt. call 430 7397. ELRAN RECLIf M couch and Leafs, Toronto Rotators. Also w' I Freshly cut Balsam and Fraser fir player, auto sliding door, pas- available. Albert/Olive area buy Leafs, Raptors &other con- senger keyless entry. lm- Available Jan. 1st. $700/mo. WHY rent when, you carr own rocking recliner swivel chair. Great certs. Telephone (905) 626- - y maculate 'cond. 20,000km. firstAast. Call 723-9781 (snp) your own home for less than you condition, I' ht blue, asking $90D think?!! Call DaveHayla;k Sales o.b:o.,Call (905)571-0276 5568 trees In our Christmas 905-686-7106. or stood Jeff- OSHAWA, 2 BEDROOM APT iiiiiiiii��� flax*msn.com available from mid-December: Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty FRIDGE A STOVE for sale, TRUCK CAP for sale, fits 1997 • 1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800.or Admiral, almond colour, irosl !L box, Green. $550 ORO. Call Santa will be here with (randy canes Automowin Electric heat, washer/dryer each 45) 666-3211. adult free, works perfectly $650/pair 905^571-0179 for the kids 1 Wanted I floor. Very quiet, exclusive: 905 - Call (905)987 787 after 6pm. WATERBED, king size, complete 579-0016. Na pets 905 i iNoRent GAS FURNACE, 60,000 BTU with frame & heater, unmarked. • CASH FOR CARSI We buy Direct vein with A/C coil, brand Looks brand new. Best offer > Free tree shaking, baling, disposal OPENFRI,SAT &SUN. used vehicles. Vehicles must 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, 2nd new; in box. $1400 or best offer. taken. Evenings 905 t)EC. 2'�-24TM a AM - be in running condition. Call line, Brock Sonya area, non • bans & parking 427 2415 or come to 479 smoker, no dogs. $1150/,month Call alter 4pm905-571-76982 g�RATCN AND DENT -Variety of y g Q Bay St. East, Ajax at MUR- plus utilUles. Paula 905 -763 - HARDWOOD FLOORING FOR BET- new appliances, New 4 cu. ft 90-640-1325 AD AUTO SALES: 1725. TER HEALTH. Unfinished from danby bar fridges $1�J, Full man Bonfire, Music, Refreshments '& www •dnislmast:rees,on.eay A & A AUTO 51.99lsq.tt;prefinLstthdfrom$2:99 hdxturers warranty. Recondition Prizes to ICO>[I>[Cfrfa>r>41;]>ttffij g� tyBgrg tg- BEAUTIFUL 2 + 3 bedroom $1.99 Also, refinishing ing oil m $2. 9 ad fridges $195 / up recondi- Y , apartments in Pickering $695 + sandwia needs. Showroom: Kendal- tioned ranges $125/ up, nx:oiidi s • t s • WB pay Up t0 $10,000. $1100 inclusive:" Laundry/park- air wood Mara 1801. Dundas St. E., toned dryers $125 / up, recordr- Cash On the Spot. Ing. Near Lake, West -shore area. Whitbpyy 905-433-9218 OSHAWA tinned washers $199/up, new and AnyCOndlOOn; any year. Available immediately. Paul HARfnNDOD FLOORS LTD. reconditioned, coin operated Call us anytime, Carlos 1-905-830-9997 >ri washers and dryers g. low pprices. 24 hours, days, AJAX DETACHED 4 bedrooms, LYNX CAT COAT w/fox tnm; ladles, New brand rrenhe fritlges $480 and 1 Automo ea 30 min. service. January 1. Upper, large & spa- fult length, like new. fits size ir, -uP, new 30' witD Clock and .'.. for Sale rams 12. New $7500, asking $2200. Call window $430. Rerwnddroned 24 t 905-080-0605 cions. Fatuity room, garage & Angela 905.434.1060: ranges and 24' frost free fridges ;: d //may 1909 CORSICA; 4 dr sedan, for or M-706-39110. more n. Su incl. Call Dennis now available. Wile selection of � VT reef Frees ► jZ, Ie , . AW Bodv and s is. Morgan. Sutton Group 905 DRESSERS, $50, kitchen table & -.other new and reconditioned „U 725-0 rd. $3900 as is.. WANTED Dead of Alive 831 � chairs $45, wall unit $95, sofa & • s • • 725 0858 or 43)7232 (snp' Cars, -Trucks, Machinery. Free chair $345: antique balloon back ap$liances. Coil us today, Tres Farm • / removal plus cash. Cali 655, one, bedroom basement sofa (1880'9) mint $1;595, Stephenson's Appliances, Saks » 19Y1 CNEV CHEYENNE 454 in 4689 (SNP) apartment, parking, laundry, Service Parts. 154 6mse 5t I1r• great wndition, heavy duty, S..—.- for one, non smoker Anti9ce m "y Oshawa. (905)576-7448. F�"B'L 243 OOWcm. Repair all avast, WANTED - inexpensive car or - IstJkst, $600 inclusive. Available supe with targe armoire $2,995, W¢.hU `O help Q one owner. White, work. truck, trucks. $100 5500: range. immediately. Call (905) Queen Anne cherry table & 8 1 r trailer ready, remote control Runni or not; but not too chairs -$1 195, office desk $35, �fp ml` CI'QQ 427-4704 pine sofa }245, microwave stand r ` � � � `� . start. 8N box indh st rxk, sus nrstY. Call 905 434-0392 (snp) BEAUTIFUL one bedroom ,split oak bedroom suite $650; ANMUE97AbsolullaW Advitxr • tom tarrred and fufisae-runnkrp Trucks level. Quiet area. Non smoker, no antique mahogany 6' dressing always valuable, usually free' tmii$ured Chiu mos MCf1E0ms boards. Good for window work 1 for pets Available Jan $650.. Call_ mirror, $595: antique chairs Purchasing outright, estates $10,000 O.B.O. Call Mike 723-1492 $195, antique dining room guile wlsome antique contents, (no • � • Ii4)aTlIIg �� (905)839 3998 a CCU (416)817- 1990 CHEVY SUBURBAN, $1,295; manyy other items. limit to value considered), cow : • Great assortment of Sward winning Standing or fivA cut treed : 0506' excellent rwndltion inside and bed. Nov. OSHAWA, large 2- U, Bowma2 (9115)697 3532: tions of any sort, quaMihes or TPIIIIIIng 1942 CADILLAC BROUGHAM, in out; Painited in 1997, au- bed. No1st &Jan 1st single an-tato items. Special +'jar. and horse•dr8tW4 WBgan-rides, •ccelfent condition, on, 66,1 tomatic. all power, air, $7WIn0 m well-maintained NATURAL MUSKRAT coat, sig kiterest in Moororott ry. I'd kms., luxurious finen-or fully 175,E kit: $6,700 ceMW building, close to all amenities. A -ABA -BABA -DO :f 4wa, a 12-14 valued $2,000 asking best try to mond to all gderres •• � � baling and shaking • Wreaft • free St illS • Roping.: i Iles axledor, a well main or best offer. (905)666-3203 " PLEASE CALL (905) 723 0977 9 home for you! 6 months fres! offer. Call 665--5793, leave toes Robert Bowen Antiques forced ca. Private sale. asking a.m. 6p.m. From $550/momh OAC, up to sage Srookiin, Ontario. (905)655 $12.950060. Cd1705 939 2556: 1990 FORD F159 . XL7 lariat DOWNTOWN WHITBY, addle �000 cash hack to yed, 8049 or (905)242-0890. I.()CATION 4x4, ext.rab longbox, apartment, 2 -bedroom, hard• SrJ 000 faintly Income. NORDIC TRACK pro $SOD, rowing 1992 V.W. Parol auto, 4 dr 190,000kms air, , tilt; Pertm® machine, exercise bike, exerOse l b wood floors. includes Treat, air bench 4 training mat 4 p;ng cycle, SET OF DRUMS, arse a motor sgnroo#, 270,000 km 53000 as cruise. box liner. too! box re- t of dam pa or dndilolder than than 8large tared ll,,�� is Ono. In Ggrreeaatt shape; will easily cem new, brakes. $4500 as le laundry facilities. !parking $750, spectacular results "Ken old- pong table. cross country asmaller than 800 ce and Ballantm FM � certUlcetion and emission obo. Pontypoo1705-277-9709 hydro extra. No' ts. Avail Feb. IIs, Associate Broker, Cold " paw well Banker RMR Real Estate downhill skies. (905)433-6147 must be a 4 stroke. Call g 8:50 b m tesL:CaU.434 0392 (snp) tsl. (0430-83 7. 905 728 9414 or 1-877-663- PIIINitTECHNICIAN available for 404-2917 1890 ISUZU HOMBRE, space (( )1 CASH PMD For any used or //4is� iii -9158 1993 BUICK REBAI prey metaft, cab pick-up, auto, 4 cyc. LARGE OPpI-CONCEPT apart- 1054emat1: t9m. tuning; repairs, &' pre pureliase :. e l good rxnditioa, used deity, asking 27,000km extended warranty, mans in elegant estate homy onA ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING consultation on all makes & mod- new Martiall Arts clothing1 or Aurora$ $3500. Call905-668-1889 - black hnrteriodgtoy interior. 600 wooded acres. 2 irupe bad - makes tree then 66 els of - acoustic pianos. ul o--110 Mint condition, one owner, rooms, floor -to -ceiling stone Recon Heintzman, _ 1992 DODGE SHADOW, auto non smoker. 13,800 rertlUed , frd0at 9orlleo a. • t Yamaha Mason & Risch, &other from 0 cash $600/month k c Up o ` ... matic, 4 -dr $2,506 plus taxes Call Dave (905)571-6625. - views +use of pooVsauna. R ,000 cash back to yoel grand Or pianos for sale, • o.b.o. certified & emission test-Minutas from Kir-try skihM aquae $30000+#amlly income starting atIXGet ready for fail . r S. ed. 87 Pontlac6000, 9cyi•, $450 OLD BOY NEW 'PARTS Available immediately. $105Q/ and Wsons nowt Check out the web atShort of down l—1 a gor a n.t uwimez .: ' . 1y C B Rola, S ; wvrwJtarbMalLcom or pit Barb at We pay up to as is. 905-068 5555. 1989 GMC Jknmy 4 x 4. blue, month inclusive: 905 725 999t . l 2 dr, automatic, all power _ air p rodaY• Re/Mair ( , 905-427,7631: Visa, fid, Amex, i :.. •logs Chw. Cavern, 4 dr auk, good toes,'retwitt everything - LUXURY 3 bedroom apt. in 728 1600,1888 732-1600: - :. . a. •:$� �r CjNSC." . ar'i/fm'eass„ Ds. �, 228,000 km, engine, transmission, lots of Oshawa. 5 appliances 2 full. PIANOS , & GRANDFATHER nae very rsat,. wily k's, but still runs good. Re- baths, intercom. $85b/month ROOMS. Oshawa. now avail CLOCKS. Christmas Sale now on Deis Ve Dbw Aulomo4Bee , " will pass emission. c ' of wgrk' dare are avaik utilities extra Available Feb. i at. k. Mr. Leroy 576-0111. all Roland digital pianos and • • $:r500obo. 905.434-0992 (snp) able: Asking $4,000 or best (905) 725-9991 Samick acoustic pianos. Large Y, w of HarW - A_ UNBEATABLE n you from selection of used -planes (Yamaha,- 9051427-7613 1995 FORD AEROSTAR" offer as is. Telephone (705) NORTH OSHAWA, 1 bedroom, home$500down. am your own Kawai etc.) Not sure u your lids 148,OpOkms; safety +emwmn 878 0588. clean quiet b" call inclusive home starting at $59.90[1 carries will stick with lessons, try our rent WANTED- orange CPC pallets, AfNL1"Ait. A1lSt1'%dBif! tasted, well maintained merit yang except cbble, a k Jan. ' i, for less than tem UAC. 24 4rs to hNMll. 1009k of' rental pay will pick up, Reasonably priced. �+ TA' E - van OslNwa deain 354 +: luso. 4 Call 579-9600 or 436 free. 069 ext amsa well to ownts . 10 Christmas Sale on -all .905 434-0392. (snp) ww 1990 +1991 Aeroatara, 71.0M.- 6418., 728-1009 ext 277, (dwell Howard Mifier clocks. Call TELEP �ris6�a Deedwa# oto & St o"s A � : + 108,000kms, $2995 +$3495. 19$5 GMC Conversion van, ONE t TWO BEDROOM apart- Rasm. Real Estate:AureNa PIANO- (905) 433.1491. 905-718.1808 ps. tab. air, tK buckets: table, ments, in most beautUul adult www.TelepPleno.coin 1492 Sandhurst Cr Pickering 509-7635 $6" DOVvn bed. excellent shape, 184,000 A UNIQUE EXECUTIVE country SPRUCE, nice me, 19!15 I= TAURUS auMmidle balding. Avail. immediately. 0 tiat to PUIYSTATH►N 2 (2 systems) for ].OW 83IV�%ffiO power windows, air, cruise, �: cert_ and emission tested, Stevenson & Ross -land, home in a park lake setting, 3 sok, new: N box, have receipts, $2g. 640 BavN St. E. Ajax. You ....,,.�rr u,. POWalltimes"- rested, 270,000asking $ . 430-7693. (snp) Oshawa. Call (905)579-3700: U ain treed arra a ear $ale, each or hest offer CaN cut$18::4tson St: WDBby 1 C/ rry km, $18(10 O.B.U. Call ( 1998 GMC SAFARI, V6, its, O8HAWA APTS. Bachelor 1 Dan 905-259-4142 (905) 666-2127. Sebe Sites 5097' golf course. This Nagler Simpson pl�Obl®/1% pb,, raised roof, rear jownde & 2 bedroom: includes utili- designed home is only one of SUITS, SUITS, SUBS The THE WOOD GUYS . Seasoned 1995 SUND11tN;E; air con, Zaalchafr lin), 98,000 km., Nes Parking: Satellite TV two on the Property, very spa - 9.9,0/ certified, asking $5500. Call . Annual Christmas Party is just dry hardwood, l2' & 16' bush & B C{.0&EO_UT SALE 9■g % Db,165,-000, asks $3800 ono. ares. Laundry on site. Build cions, a great room with a Erni., face, delivered(9M)473-3333. &I434 -03N (snp . , evenings + weekends 1-705 Ing 11 905)432-8914, or separate dining rm., 2 bdrms:, a around the comer. Why not -look Our � Your Ga11In!!i ^ ec 'erne g ( g your best for lot less shop A,y & ' 1 �v6-�7�vV-J 9 448 2350 (snp) Budding r2 & r3 (905) 52j. very -large offreelden (or 3rd. ng at RUGGED REPLAYS where • 18m, of mint p0mi bialim - romance; BaVeli, BtC. 1995 PONT. GR ND PRIX SE, 0425.Or for ail 1 888 558 2622: bdnn:) and 3 bethrooms. Use of ppff phlS 1000's. of wed red mit S, CALL TODAY, ONLY 63,OOOKMSit White, 4 1892 PONTIAC SUNRUNNER, bams also included. $2,WDlmo. iorarourda$100.you'Ngetastyl- Dfdff TODAYI door, budtat , 3,1L, fully white, son top, 4x4, 5speed, PICKERING-EXECUTNENOW, + utilities. Call Mary Noce: ish suit, shirt, tie and a pair of CRAFTERS WANTED at The ALL sl'00 EACH UNInL GONE lady-drtven great condition. win - shoes. -Sound too good to be true? Gut & craft showplace focat- Picker) Market" 1901 CADILLAC SEVILLE rust- bonded story, limed Asking $4200. Call 905-666- new all basement apartment, park- Prudential Sadie Morons Really, Visit RUGGED REPLAYS in WDibv e down, -emissions fasted. Non Ing, all inclusive, sroddn9 Per 905-852-5325. 998944 ke in the . east" Flea Mar- Wes' doors to 8le FOM Ehlve, coloured in ce` interior. 4 dr, smoker. $11,900.905-619-0407 1319. son. Cal (905)420-8376 and see forbeen yourself. Sirxle t lest, 4 km. east, of ,Oshawa "SBttIMBy arm SYddBy only exterior in ex lent condition; 1992 SAFARI VAN, 8 Pas- BAYLYNYERPOOL, large roots wetire been offering ordy the best (approx. 60DO people attend THERE!!![ goad, dean inlerac Must be span.- " 1997 Chrysbr IetreOld ES, "3.3 ' Se room ase Brock"& 401,1 Dei in basement apt to share w11 in new;& rsM to new otlxrig for flog each weekeerrdd1 tet us $1000 o.b.o. Cab _(905)404-2742 Alog, [due, 94,000 kms. fully n air, Whiteit tab, interior, room ba5emerd clearly, bright. "BE* teens and bo f up to Y+. show& sell your crafts direct- and leave mse.snp• traAer hitch wi certified �& separate entrence; launotherngareaG 5460 incl'BELbW RETAIL From leans to ly to the public. You -do not • 1 Art & Craft • 1 Arts & CraRe "a VOL" 2" GLS, turbo, 4 and emission tested. Asksemission tested. 434-0392 ruin Transit amenUles. ble, near GUUNo Mmulast references No smok- dress pants, sport jackets totuxe- have to be there. There is NO door autariatic; runs well,air ono: Call 7289815. (snp . (snp) ts/smoking, $750 inclusive, ers/pets. (446)289 3580. dos, we've gof 420 New itans ere 6 month contract. Rant starts windows; kxdrs. - and 1997 HONDA CMC, SiCaup, also available for Christmas at at $24/moo. Call 905-436- �r 9! PONTIAC MONTANA VAN, " m nedla 'N 905-424-0860 - GLENHHIMUNDAS WDI� - wholesale prices! Experience con- SIFT AN T Interior excellent: 225 tell.: 135K loaded. sumotrf. $13,500. or 1024. certified. $1750 o.b.o• take arerk+asre.locetedrnBrookBn: dark teal 22k Kms PICKERHI6, luxury home, neer renovated one bedroom nal signmerd .shoDDingq for men like r Telephone 837-8419 $25,500.905-723-9064. basement . $700. ALSO never before.TTaakkee401toTnickson / Computer C{�aranee en crafts gitttllrar@, _ large 11 -bedroom walkout base- apt Ca9.Jason905-055,7861, (snp) Spotless 3 bedroom 2 -storey St , um North we( rel tice to fusBukra I Anlemet pplies and more 1961 FLEETWOOD CADILLAC 1997 iNTREPO SPOUT. fully WONDERFUL5Tcker4 WINTER wish eat -in . p 'long/Jacuzzi,, home $1250. Available Jan: ( l S VE UP TO 4W. hoar & motor let excelkxit cacti Idadad, excelkm condnlon, 1 P Appliances included. near on left (Bum's SL Plaza), Mon. P.C. TEK COMPUTERS We tial. $571X1 or best offer. $8500. Call 905-W5-2701. black removable hard �tops 57 inclusive. s vaiNkbn Jane amenities. 2�r garage. 665 -- Wed. 10.6; Thurs. - Fri. -10A have better Prices on laptops, Sat. & Sun. Dec. 9,& 10,10 -5 -p.m. Call s� Co player and more. $9500 0657. ' Sat.10b. Sun. 11-5;. COO 404- dosktops and on the Sire Zt10 Harwood Ave. S@uth Ajar r i 1 QBO, " cal 416-M— Grsfnast• (0427-0621 2063 servicerepair. Please Call 1086 Audi, 4000 S, 1987 Ford- 1 7312(cell). OSHAWA Quiet building near Go station, stormcoeps t POOL TAM ES. 8' and 9 slate nil (905) 837-1330 _ Van. Asking $500 080 for both. j Modem kiitchen & der ceRog to CHRISTMAS CRAFT & GIFT SALE CaiC576 4439 shopping, transportation. !lard bolas, for sok. Call 905- . L.�t & .np j i / TI'4dlers utilities inducted. Simcee/Min 2 own. Bye-bye landbrd. WetrUt 420 table • 1um, *-Saturday December 9th * 9 am - apme 1967 SUNK GBAN9 National 'As ' - - - bedroom avail Dec. 15 & Jan . S i Pickering East Shore Community Centre w - Rebuilt Mots ( STORW TRAILERS for sale ,. 1at• $779; 1 Bedroom Jan.• Ist' Your grow 905-438-9659 RENT TOOWIInewatdrecondf FOUND -Vold hoop earring DO,000Ion. Runs t CsssmettrB D or rent -and looking to bury. We 9 (te) 436-7686 until LUXURY WATERFRONT on _ tioiredappikt'as,andtnewT.V's. on Toronto St. S Uxbridge 910 I1Veirpotil8 4I. (laverpoo/ & Blryiy} and, man iced €' I :apo. ( can set them level with the 7:30pm• Fralick's Beach. Three bed - FOU ivar[ardy. Paddy's Market (gp5) 852 3241. Lots of tde�s &more Call (EveMngs) i9�W66 8155.: ' •CREDIT? 9263-8389 a 1' Mar98- D CAT rt 11 ground. Make a great work , /SPACIOUS well maihtained 2 morns, two bathrooms "(jacm- ask for Jim or } ► shop. -400-7693 (snp) bedroom-oppts Avail at 9Q0 and zi tubs): ensufle laundrryy, CA, 888 Glen SL Some with walk-in marble fireplace, $1600/month Persian, vid"Ity t. Mart n's • eN • sit 9122 or (476 r� 5 1 1 1 887 (CCN) )606-2759.EVEN j' - Seoeimobilas including utilities, $17001 SATELLITE MIM and spacial, and Radom St Call 831-1302 196e CHEv" Cavalier, 4 -door, , • 1 closets, Phi provided. centre, Close O month furnished including $99 after -rebate aril only $99 to claim or adopt. GOOD home; 2 yr. M . E" aduft, American Bull automatic, amtfm cassette, schools, shopping ceritre, GO utilities. Available immediate= installation. That's ft! Lowest Station. Uupft included. Call ly, price this years. 16 years expert- -mi Pels tpplfeel oil -male canary, owner haw 2: female American PR 2a W an offer. as 52000, ' . ISS_ POLARIS I: XLT 600, c , preferably, p 'rail � CCU (905)655-3661 ing help difficulty indh debt bifiS, mal Terriers. 1, 5 month old nta an offer (90�B�D718 ISS suspen newt rac'bg (905)728.4m. come,.1-6616 rw Pete. `Call BOOM will help eat. 725-9394 ktatnt mak Ameduxn PK Bull -need shocks, almost new track, asking YYHIIBY - CLOSE to 401 & Ga, 905-431-8618 Spm. ' - SNOWBOARD OMM blu Boy. TO home, mother �th 149 OOOkmIan s: auto air Ao r ut : $322f1O. caN 005 655 9820, snp TWO BEDRbOM NOOSE, t(x message. 3 -bedroom main floor burgle extra wide, used boots size and baby tabby rat. Call b09- to spend hnstmas w fa- low, available, immemately, 12, carrying case, S`bo- ORO WHITE BEAUTY, 'Duchess' mitres of their own: Very oeftlled & emassion tested, BRAND NEW ENCLOSED bridge, with detached double nngg 0258 needs a new home, mature friendly dogs: Please call 25tJ Call 509 $550 dou* 12 -ft Tomrw snowrrw- $1,� P� 00�. r renc car garage, over -1 acre prop Coit 905fJ77.9949: female. `very affhxtionAte, ROSCOE'S RESCUE KEN MELS bile -=trailer Aluminum frame.. as, FlrsUlast. No stook erty. $1,000 r mo. plus uldi- SONY PlAY8Tt1TI0N 2 never 2 NAND RAISED AFRICAN" " owner tow- 1190 Cbryaw ` Neta YOti•r, 13=inch wheels Super sink snp. Evenings (9051655 7531. .� (905r 649 5657 air 5 200;000 km, $1500 as is olio. de ` Save aha rax $4250: (416)676-06 6 - - grely- CONGO PARROTS S ready in 905-420-1 likft small dogs, at 905 355 5285. 434 0392. (srip) 705.799-6869 used,sbNinboy, roof of receipt. for Christmas, $1,P00 fine. 9• Cal '434 o.D:o. (905)420-5359. Call JanM at 900-377-1778. _ Visit Us On the.lntemet: www.durharimews.net THE AJAX PiCKERING NEWS. ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 8,2000 -PAGE 35 • V _art t 1 s ahtn. 1 bores i { ate mei _ ` • { oMrveeno4 ' 1 far Safe - for 5rr �� ��� NDRTHwEBT Gum Now Amnon BNOWBIR68: A ONLY $134,9991 Dom bun= OPEN HOOSE, Sunday, De- 4 BEDROOM SEMI in Bowman= - renting - 3 tdm iownhomes. perfectfamily vacation home: galow in Ajax.4OX100foot 16L 3 comber 10th, 11 a:m. - 4 p m Va. law yard; to Beautifully decorated 3 bed- school,- some _ MORTGAGES ANDLOANS 5925/mondo x. plus lam' m .Clearwater Florida. 3 led- bedrooms. Huge eat -in kitchen. ties, CaN (905/, 6 8th. room townhouse, pool jacuz- NINCe L Sales Rep., 5uttorr room, 2 bathroom freehold new uppradesng;6119,sgo. A; tennis court, pond,BBO, G 91)5 8319500 townhouse with: large fenced r� more into 1905) 697-M . 1st & 2nd #0 95%' Purchase reiinatt�a ROOMprivate yard. close to banal OPEN H0US Sunday, Dec. 10, backyard. Eat kttehen with ". for PAMand AvaiNabie now. 2 4pm oak c8bineL4. 12 x 15 patio, N • Your batik said P6 -,No Income' Poor Credit Rands avatlab)e with 4tne equity. �,,eo; ALTotUI Ru./SHEPPARB fur- t. . 0 & photos (905) 519 CENTRAL FUNDING GROUP, FroZ nlsiied room kk dean quiet Matt first & second mortgages to Ing distance to Courtice Cort[- RICE LAKE, south shore. 1-1/4 Competitive rates. C,onsuit an experienced home for non-smoking CLEARWATER, 2 -3 -bedrooms 95%. From 7.45% for 5 years: muni r,�der.nd . 2t acre building td, includes 24' employed person. Share Sep, furnished manufactured Best available rams. Private MouKon Crt., Courtice. (905}. �iront K dr�d wok,drive broker instead of Shopping. *'came f ro� kttchen, bathrooms. Refer- homes. Heated pool, hot tub funds available. Rert+rrenarrg debt 434-8029 or sea web site w��ayy. Reduced $10,00% ONLY ensea Firstflasi509-2459 min's to peaches, major at consolidationaspeclaNy.rotfast www bytbeowneroom3W4 _, 13&500, terms availabld. VJ. - W:' tractions. NHL NFL professional service 905 Lm (r, RemMr 905623-3194 1 905."X8429 AJAX FURNMEO BED (Superbowl 7. TM room irk new bona. DVW Football (Superbowl Jan 668 4986/ 905 6� 2557. BOWt111U1Yt1. a 2-ldotrr, vicason 2001}. BI baseball. sine detached, 3 bedroom, � BEVEW Sb Oshawa 3- EV. including movie channel. Children weicorrte. 5275/ 3 baths cold room nkgly ighe�pce available. weekly. Photos. (905)683- d hackyard renovated thmugtmut 45' BRANSON M158DURt Condo • AuGtbtts } garage frontage, on quiet crescent PrLand NII�WDDD/HwY Y, rkwmfor. fwm la1Y OW .House Sunday Deeem- available -Dec 17-24 -and/or lvale Flom9s wood floors, re place, _sun bg� 10th 9-4 58 Pri Dec . 24-31. Fairfield mead- GUINNESS _ $10K to $50K touch u & custom noir an rent 3410/month firstflast 1 t r room, 5151,900; (905}725 Drive , $153 000. Call I Cola Crmxrr. 1 -berm de approvals 48 his. Omrem clod ag antiques, resiA 1 required. km rw pets _ 39t7.Opan Hoeae $un. Dec. 10 (416 11160 truce, sleeps 4." Was 51575 secured t m $25010 1677 furniture. 285 derred. 4 t p.m. to 4 p.m. U.S, � ct905-66 -4779 613 0130 or (905)420 3960.cnp or • 1 1\t1i;Bons • 1 AuCtiWts ' • t P e t •_ • • • { Serslus X15420-0401 A m d i Servkrt Services Sergi 310,10001 85, WN LARGE ROOM downstairs,. --share STOREYS . kitchen & bath, $1211/wk: paddvp FORST CITY AUCTIONS & utilities included Park/Rossland, non --smoker. BAILIFF AUCTION Available I n ned. 424-2036.•, ROOMMATE TO SNARE t-BDRM FOOD PROCESSING EQUIPMENT - kilt. 1600sq,fLwork-shop, feat 'TETE SPUD FACTORY INC." les _ for mechanic or hoon secluded kwwtry w near 40C WED. DEC. 13`'' at 11:00 a.m. s wW� accomadation in Ajax - 650 VICTORIA ST., COBOURG, ONT me ,�� •>A9 Revivalt Tabernacle Durkim WooM condi SVA'mo inciu- (401 to Exit 472 go South, lett on Elgin f� - R,� shoe of utikaes, paddi>a, indoor right on OntatYorleft on McGuire)` 9O A Family Oriented pool. t imsw�sti nom [mow o St., ' Wng AraNable immed tom; Complete facility that processed raw, .potatoes to t� Conuounity Chinch. reterer�s required. s05-619 hying - blast freezing and packaging. Partial List 9557: 'Ste il► performance Fryer' S/S 30' L i 6' W with E 77te Church That Love is Buiil+Eling ridomt� shins 36" conveyor -gas mea, `General MIAs Fat Fryer ST. ries t ssY iiu and Where Miraeies are Happening Two KgROOM CONDO m System Model. - S/S 19' L x3" W with 35 Church St. N. r g Courtics, round floor, avail. +• Around conveyor etc, Quick Freeze Unit 30' L x 12' W x 13' H, fjC . immediately 51,350/morrth PICKERINGr VILLAGE - 683-7311 S�O Kingston, Rd Pickering inclusive wrth cable, local tet• Walk-in Freezer - 1995 Bizerba S/S Computerized . e hone, 2 car paoidrog, fire Bible 5Wy - 4c];5 a.m. % Double Vacuum Table, Hydraulic Dumping Unit for Sunda F Wo 10:30 a.m. t1}y s storage. Fast &fast YYP • t90.ri)s23 BD79; (4t6jBt5322t. comes of potatoes, 5'x8' Hooper whit S/S Auger, Sunday School - Sup", vised �i1iT5ely t DMee a' Destoner 16" dia. x'8' tall, 4'x9' S/S Power Potato Dr. Everett Briard - Interim Minister Peeler,_, 1999 Ursscbell model G' Dicer with blades, EVERYONE WRLCOME > _ P OFHCn m PHI 40"x50" Shaker/Gradin Table with Shullalo Silver buildlrg 40 King W. Osla- g - - we, S15/sq.ft., VYa ter Frank remover, Blanching Took, 10hp Boiler, 21' SdS &haust Rp�yyt CePage rrenk RE, 576 AJAX, 4ti1,, Hood, S/5 6' L x 36 din. Power Washet/5cntbber, Nt�v T GOd enge tk 35'x18' Walk-in Freezer', 2 Refer Refrigeration Units; PE a,.� I.R. T30 5hp Compressor, darke 3500 lb. Propane 1NDOQN/OUTDOOR storage. ForkW Honda 11hp;Power Washer, 2 50001b. Palle 95 MaCil Dr., fkLean Community Centre Cars; trucks; boats, tratlers,.. Sunday School -10:00 a.fll. secure location. year round: jacks, 1986 GMC 7000 '18' Refer Track, 6'x8' Steel Near t akar' and Hwy. 1. Worship Service -11 d�0 $.m. ' Hoo , 42" -arid" diz., steel fans, roller conveyors,j' gone 9B5ao s37o Rev. Christie Pastor: y' 11114111" cgy S/S belted -sectioned -screen conveyors power s ' drkeu, new cardboard boxes, ladders, 30" dla. Vibro (M) Wo -700 ; � ) 434-2716 INOUSTNIAL" uirt, Paktk & energy"Separator, dock plate, Peerless 12" dicer, Bloor, creat toration. 171514. SClaw JOques nth 'C ChUI'C1t tk $5.00 not. Available imrne- mobile shelves, 6' S/S table, mops, pails, Xoctks 1200 48 Finch Av1 1ue, stately. Ca��S 579 -son. gales plastic;tank, etc.'lterms Cadb or,Zertifiea lex5a .i 3281) e, 194:1ra1'ers premium: For damned W; P"erina LIV . Rev. Dr. & Mrs. AudleyJames call tie1<4-bot-2s4tlt. () 831-3353 Founders/Oversee. rs/Overseer fSr. Pastors SUt AY LITURGY . OPEN INVITA i{flN ALL TiEIE FO 'R MEMBEILS Vi Saturday Y'gil 4:3fl p.rn: - , Sunday .Morning IMNIDS OF�RE .TIlME TANERNACI E DU $.30; Yfl:00;11:30 a.m. We t}1e members of Revlvaltime Tabernacle would -like t4 extend a special Sim0o Ever ilig :30 p mT invitation t0 you t0 join us for our 11:00 am and 6:30 *Worship Services: Under the leadership of Rev. Dr: & Mrs. A,udley N. James we are experiencing a seaso> of renewal, revival, restoration and regeneration by Join rs r it; Holy, Spirit. Prod is again ing a mighty wo > work at Revivaltime r%rr._ An TabernacleDurham-,.Wt ails . g you to-beapart of this mighty move . of God as we spread the.Gospel throughout the region "of Durham. Please • s ` fe fi& to join us at:aily time. You will be truly, blessedt Plle�se join us on i�ceMI)ie}r 17th &-24th at 7-0m. FWrn sr�ttlip l Art*wk / Gilffware & C©t�ec blas < a as. R.T.T. Durham.Presents SUNDAY DECEMBER 10TH WEEKLY ACTIVITIES. The $allantrae. Community Centre Sunday 10.ODAM " Sunday School (A D ages) Monday 7:30P -M Prayer Meetb* A Ikm .rgwx #4s ll:OOAM Worship Service Wednesday'i:34PM Bible Study q?�ew ct Noon / Auction m begin at l:Do g ra, - Anive E&iy to.. Enskrre Seating 6 30PM Evening Praise & Woahip friday, 7:30PM Youth Group OVEk $00 cluALTrY rrEW - A LARGE. OFFERM of nctav: ember 1© If vl/e cosh be of any' ncx t© you, please call us at 7-7791 IFURNITURE AND GIFT 111CMS FOIA CHRISTMAS' A Partial List Only - Far too May to list . $` Farei uioge: Tables & chain --clocks- marble top console&- carved consoles PPC'Chair ''° .. , ST. PAUL'S ON -'EHE -MILL mahogany and oak g sets- cresta hand caved cabtoefs� tit ��I fg� mpg:. 1 stands- fancy occasional tatilrs- ts- hall stands- oak and mgt . . Victorian kyle washstands with pitchers and bawls1WRY'lh a 4ueEhA Farr'il �hri�tma� 1N Itcing Iry Lave Ghnstfa n#re Amre style firmishings- upholstered chairs &k -carved chairs- — cafiieets- coffic 'rAnniyersary &c end tebfes- area -rags- bookcases- Tea seryers- modern and reproduction deA& • •• — — r •- — - — �� ova bets r>iirrors what not clinic- iNahw�lcobed Bleigh t> 'tU( > SLtitdflY Worship this Slott' y and craw furaiakirfl$s Persian carpets ----� scans- Parlour lamps- Some Estate pieces A LASTING GI WEA �i� GRtw.te: Weathervanes- wrought iron- Cast iron- Satsuma Oriental Pmelaia- Bronze' Decem�' 16 &.17, 11 a.m. at the starves- Candle Holders- Porcelain- Doff f int ue Porcelain dolls- Accent terns Sign Pmsenir A Ch ist�S StOrY D� Baker's racks-: Magazine stands- Cact Iron doorstops- Alabaster scu 7:00 PM (Sat.) at F4rett Brook Bible Chapel P1 G RRC. -CE Giaislvare- Spots showcases-� o -o- One of a kind hand crafle(l gift— �, 6lr--30 :PM (Sun.) Desna glassware- Royal Dux- VERYtUrl QUR GIFT IDEAS PPC,8 Ch1/d/taJ7 8 MMlsb/4�S DlWsiDn / 1,999 -Fairport Rd., Pickering And ct,ils fr�rner of Fairport 8 Finch Vane Farm U. S. Jewellery, Stamps end the ii'PCP Drama 13J�up . i y A Sp cuiar Collection Of Ladies' Ana cents' Goid,_Dramond Ana Cienrrice 3toa es Prte>TeJft tha ChJrstrr►ars musical. Friday, December t 5th m 7�0 p.m. Call $39-'%` 9 Necklaces, Fxrings ak'Rings - Coius, Bank Notes A Sta�ps Finn .. lie4164-& Dance, Music & >1'be A Private collection -Some Estate- GIVE A GIFT 7 AT WILL1CAST FOREvER �-`�� All ►! �iiYVtV//ipil Autographed Sports 1"� _ tin iGl Wayne caetzky =Maurice Rienat d kxdie 1Toure -Bobby oft - - ------------- -C — Rookie Cards Packs - MuehMirch More ' do=s Ln An.011ts wiling Coilection.t fAd +�� �- Ee G�JttEi: A VARIETY OF ORIGINAL: OMS ON CA iVAS / ORIGirIAI, FRESCOS % . a- t % Rare offering of Christine Marshall- James Lumbers- Robert Bateman- Jim 'Daly` . L`ondl4dight CQDii/S thio/ Walter Campbell- CarlBrenders- Trisha Romance- A Private Collection offered- AJ. Ca Aydim l 70 Casson/ IOM Annivweryl Sold out Ontario Series/ Ptatim mad Full sigsalu m Cassemst Franidin CanruchaeU MIL MacDorWd/ Bmu1y Carr/ Tom'lhompsoa — — — — — — — — — — �'}� Many Mmy.Mom AN prer y Frame! And Nivated r E &V Mere" L/ Teaoss Cash; l�sa We, Amex - As per posud-ad amri iwced. Add#ikms andi deletions apply. Anctie>reea mK resp�stble.fa acciaenLs. 14:01to Midnig it. 3.D. MARSHALL AND ASSOCIATES --M( - - - - - � 1#44&40rt l ew& Bine ae 64MV 74? .Eve rro= 16" at Pf'C! . $AGE *ifitkfkk PICKERING Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews-.net ell koAemofmm •!1 r! omM s ' 'Persortats . • ! Personalill • :1 Annottnostttetds . etlt IR�11T -. Fundsts WRT7T, ANDREW V. ti,iad of debt wXlhoat _ amrp and it rmation' BI WOMEN'" OF THE banikr lot Gr�onsatxx�ted. r Yo•r lx+setese or DATELWE in abusive CHRISTMAS RA RE : loving of dear. Everyone armed ardtess 5ewices farm r relatioasbips BY THE In l a T Of credit rating' (M or freeea tw Meet-'etHusband; Father £� Grandfather who iMarnration. 5-576-3505. CLUB �� eE Y$Eau I��`coe 1 1)e„ a xonse for AJA1e.uoNEss passed away Student loans included. _ AB &,: s ood Women &Children Drawn Set, Dec. 2I20bo December 5, 1999 will r' ase tra i+inu 1(96018304 '�� at the AI•ax Lions Hall, Tenders . 1 fientters f:.` :'S3pO 905 � code #22 TC1,501callt Tou Free Clements Rd. Gone but not for often J� 1� 1-800-263-3725 g taE1 ELfJrE9PpORrUNtrYTrtick www.hadasxxx.com INVITATION TO BID W�� �� , Stop Qperatgr needed East of (conf t7Oti`y� 1. s500 Money Tree Shirley &Family ''Ods fort listed Ctsted beknnraddresS f0: Toronto min. ash required FtELRIsnREO?�and0 sands Janson Ajax The Distribution Manager g i25tl90 s ra11so5 sloe Let1NASSAGE MASSAGE bete DURHAM tfttlatEB New approach Beaubint Rasstarr Pdies emg take ffr lastingrelati20Ch pathsDeaths News Afdtrertiser <- kOojtV Ltl/iRD; ane of opts,s your treubtes away Wegd-1 tilesovrth seminars, dances. R�r Persaud Ajaxb�31d Qiir fastest grawir� . doer stores ' pillshgeridng 7 way to meet singles. 3: $1148 Cash130 CornrrmerCia!1 Avenue p offersfraMochise_opportun fords 128 -nuns uY call for interview 905 KeiM�Sorias Ajax Acton, M8 Elizabeth The famil annouces 6]8X, Ont. Lis 21{rJ' per$Onal ChCQtiC n�,rW Great A nQdoh 665-2018 4*1720 .NEW WEBSITE; Mary y Iar.store kcationafxrxllem www,duftmsingles.com with sadness the passing of a vibrant, caring, Will be recieved until 5p.rn., December 15, LT pa tam. can r -ems -sass. DURHAI s OWN nAnHs MR - W01 independant :lady on .Tuesday, December 5, M ifH:Et Catt9o5 6x31110. Create 2ODO, `contract commencing January 2,0;1 CI CHS! etrrnsrMAs cl►attif simPly, a private mallbox or browse 'her ttut -"Dream Spa'. Fug -body 2000 at the- Versa Care Health Centre, Ux 2001. Work consists of countingor. inserting, processing unclaimed ban other persortai ads free. Meet a reW2ti0n m2mP.0WM bridge. In her 95th year. Bessie, beloved wife g rtpw.Frxnd or Love for IN& Friday 11 am - 9 pm.155 Stmwe St accounts, Easy extra income. bundrulg; and crapping off papers, �ftrs, �+� 10"'��� Call 1-ss6-746-5486 ext. 219 5otith, Oshawa. (905p2t-23x5. _ of the. late Harold Acton (1980). Devoted Catal u0s and tither ducts #o: s fic S.W,F., 59 YEW semi -refired mother of Kiith Acton of Oshawa and his 09 P� 0SI—IM i, 1 Personals would like. to meet Iced ` ! Deaths ! Dealt locations to the Pickering area. Delivery to genneman 5s 60, watt a wife Joan (1996), the late Maurice Acton LU�AT34N sense of humor and knows (1996) and his wife Doreen' of Ottawa, Isa- be completed within 3 his-. after receiving a amArTENOAHi$atMiNen sora of }eand knit dank MAJOOR, Maria Peacefully, at the Village belle Brooks and her husband Ross (1986), NOWOVEN E)N mem. expedenre the royal twat- ' y g ftrtai. p uct._ , r rrenlFua-body to Wtion utg :& trove rrtg. Reply to Filet Retirement Centre, Pickering, on Thursday, Grace Nicholls and her husband Ken of- Whit- Info'mation avaib�ble at . C 4LL 3+ W. B a m.. f ami e1 TTA 602 FO. Box 48,:615 Farewell P Celina sr, osnaxa• -4"15 St; Oshawa, oat LIN 715• December, 7, 2000, in her 90th year. Maria by and Jeanette Acton of Toronto. Survived 130 COmlrmerrfat Ave. Majoor, beloved wife of the late John Majoor. by her brothers Wallace and Mildred McMil Ask forPickering area • OW # 1 . ! ! �ts wear Rernoral= Snow Removal Loving mother of Trudy and her husband Ian of Newmarket, Bob and Ph IR McMillan Lowest or any bids not necessailly accepted. Adrian DiDapWi, Ted and his wife Yvonne of Oshawa. -Predeceased by brothers Howard, ®=! Majoor, Dorothy and - her husband Remo Di- Harry, Rev. Keith, Armour McMillan and WE RE C0*ADIpN matteo, Simon, Maria, John and his wife Leila sisters Mabel Stevens,: Florence Turner and veli in Majoor. Beloved Oma of Gin, Debbie; Franc- Nora Bishop. Fondly remebered by fourteen' MUMCIPALITY g ' . es, Carla, Marco, Rick, Robert, Ronald, Bran grandchildren and fifteen great ggra��n���dc�h�il OF GIi�iNAIH iota) hairrtr# rr3patrs �, da,: Brian, Barry; Stephanie, Joshua, and Lu dren. Resting at the LOW &LOW LOW -FUNERAL A renovations, , Cas: Great Oma of 12 great grandchildren. HOME, UXBRIDGE on Friday, December 8, insid9: & out. TENDER -FOR work f Maria will be sadly miss b her family and 2000 from 2' to 4 and 7 to 9 p:m. Funeral' i rtyservioe; . PadyServicea ed VARIOUS MECHMAL friends, both here and in Holland. The family Service to be held at the Trinity United NJ guarart%ed- will receive friends at the MCEACHME FUNERAL Church, Uxbridge on Saturday at 12:00 noon UPGRIMIE MOBIPICATIBNS AT 6 -x913 1thBB1T Wi 1 iT8 i Oa C E, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Interment, St, James West Brock Ce . Magic For Childreffs Parties - BVFFIH CREEK WATER POlLIITION �' Ville) 90528-8488 from -2-4 and 7-9 pm. Friday, metery. In Bessie's .Memory, memorial dopa - Comm KANT � G1ROti! Arai A! OccaSiDnS- Have WOwrt Magtaan, funeral Mass at St. Frank de Sales Owrch .(82 tions may be made,, to the St; James West Iwo `RI! Ctltltl Erni• , Church Street St. S., Pickering Village)onSaturday, Brock Cemetery or the Charity of your T-645-2 Doors, windows, Decanieer 9, .2000 at 10 am. nt - choice. kkA' LED` TENDERS, clearly marked as to I ung, a, t orapeb S Francis de Saks Cemetery. contents will : be received by the ceramics decks Oegional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., Free Estimates Exclusively Seniors:Discamts CWOM Nw_ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2MM , t GIBBON, Robbie Alexander Peacefully swim, passed away, on December 6, 2000; at home, be a mandatory site , meeting Delicious, faux drapes' psc Rememberyour a< the age of ,as. Loving son of Christine acrd to be Held at the D�'in Creek Water crisp valances stylish . Bseer# $eif�elceRobert Gibson. Beloved brother of - Ian, Kevin .428 fitted slip covers. . [21ue tion:Control Plant, 901 McKayRoad, p f� paid p Servrng Durham and Emily. The famil will receive friends at ring, shin at 9,00 am., Monda,Yourfabric ororus. :; pnyg Y q�e11 the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Fri 15 years of rdeas o"arted loved ones Kingston Road, Ajax. (Pickering --Village) 905- cember 1, 2000. Firms wishing to 'be Discretion .nsidered for this tender mr attend this :1 Handy Parser call 6Z4-4410 Guaranteed 428-8488 from 7-9 pm Friday. Funeral Seryang, Open 9 a.m. Daily icein the Ch 1 on Saturda ,, December 9, ROD", (905) 725-2322 n } e Holid yecifications and tender forms may be AGHARNDYEMS 1 1 lig the aS�/i 2000 at 1:00 p m. Should, family- and friends secured from, the Purchasing, Section; NowI3irin 18+ a SO desire, donations to the Spina Bifida H Supply & Services Division, at tel. basement finishes, DESEH•s s and Installation i x � � a ddr�mph lu Association be greatly ap- (905)571-3311 drywall DEsieHa. Seas and lnstaDlatart * s Asso ' 'On would . (Full service) Carpet. Hardwood, OUR Lowest or any tender not necessarily painting: Jnterior, Vicryl: Ceramic file, . Laminate, '# exterior, plumbing Custom Made & Designs.- accepted. esigns, v S� ' and much more. years Fxpenern. Free Estimates : i GRAY, Arthur James - Suddenly At t ROGER ANDERSON and Slap At. Home Seniors } } i iia: Western Hospital on Tuesday Dae REGIONAL CHAIR, W) 606-1841 Disrmunt. Best prices. Customer 100%Discretion Satisfaction Guaranteed! Tel 905- 2000. Art Gray of Newmarket at 45 years of J.S LORNE C.E.T., M.B.A.,•CPPO, . _ • e 438-oosrorre9:416-s3o-0861 Out � ?may age. Beloved husband of Sharon (Auckland). . t PI ttwae gam til ( Dear son of Arthur and Doreen Gra DfARIA., Manager of Supply & Services, • t ry Finance Department 905-431-5204 € yyris = #t Sharon. Dear father of Jim 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor, PLUMBER ON THE 00 >tA1U121118 g 1Ne Hlc. Too Hiring 18+ Sheri (Paul Dear brother of Qe. (W� Oshawa, Ontario Top Quality Plumbing at twsyt loo gred7 or Just don't _ Striecher), . Doreen ' (Ttm .Gibson} Susan (Joe Reasonable rates I" cleaning? Bond & Insured. L1H 886 r.. ( PheilFer), Carol (Gary . Stickwood); Lori Service and kelt cera (905) y one of to Steve Duncan . Dear son -in -taw new installations a derating by one m our ) Residential a staff. and. Dear grandfather of -Thomas, tilMg- a 1 Personals • 1 Persaals-Commeruiai KLASSIC NO # an, Matthew and Kenzie. Also .'survived by No job too big or small CLEANING t many, nieces and nephews. Friends called at Free estimates -over 20 Pidraing, and � ; the ;lit. Albert United Chprch, Alice strut,, years. ertce niaa uea i� _ ML Albert for visifatiom .- Funerat. s 'was- Calt t�7-9722 vum,n a, held on Friday, December 8; 20t'Rt at: 2 m, bon$ Why rip# Fax US : fi b f l l an e followed by cremation. A Masonic i • xeaaonabte:ratea your ad. was held under the auspices :of Tuscan Lodge M 428-1648 You fall use your.- � the ' KidneyFoundation, of Ca Donations to ©eru42s-06s6 A.F. & A.M. ,f�J9, . ono Canal 'would be i a>a,, faX maWine t�? Decappreciated.e e ant Arrang m Arrangements rusted to the An Pro P" Lathangue & Skwarchuk Funeral Horne, Mt. w sarrfoea Send u5 your .. If,, ,, Stucco ceilings, General y e Albert 1 800 209 4803 repairs,at `�� SNOW ON THE advertisement. 20%bff�s� HILLS MASON, Harald elrt - Peacefully,. atter a Please alfiow time . WHIZ At ><;I' -rope Farm _ lengthy illness on Friday, December 1 st 2000 SPECIAL THANKS 404.9664 Tobogganing Ar forus; to Confirm ' j� at Scarborough Grace Hospital: In his 69th Hot chocolate '° Deal year Harold, loving husband of 50 years to, to my family for planning a.wonderfat day ` your ad Copy and ��� �. Vera Leslie. Dear father of, .Sharon -and Doug at the Village. Seniors for my 99th birthday. QUALITY Horse prawn j �, Stapleton, Harold and Debbie Mason, Cheryl tbants to all who attea8ed and vice : PAINTING & Sleigh Rides. . price prior to: 1l'%d: ( % a d "Bill Gray, Bob and Kelly Mason. Proud fiiy (905)655-4123 "J/ grandfather of seven and .great grandfather $for the lovely tom, f and done a& DECORATING.- deadline. It was a day to remember. ` Interior/Exterior 5450 Laker�`ige Rd' of . Brothero Helena Joh .0 corn Pick One of Our and Donna and Dez Lamondian. Resling at Free Esiinnates a ecem , 2000 John & Ada Peters / the LOW AND LOW FUNERAL HOME, Uxr r customer $eNICe > 'jx bridge on Mond December 4th, 2000 for AJAX X37-1558 D f a� • • F service in the chapel at 2:0 m. Visitation representatives will 2 �,xbr►a a Ce - call { two hours 'or.. Interment, g Cd4+It�t ' TMS PAINTING &B DRIVING - Call yoll. mete . In- Harold's memory, donations to meter y. DECOR SCHOOL the Canadian Cancer Society or the Salva - Please remember , j ; DSAO approved t tion Army would be nave dated: Interior � Exterior Duero techracaldilrfcuaies chis r►otice THANKS) TO ST. JUDE and; the European Workman- _ . insurance to leave your t$ appea ing Fridays of wedhesday paper. Sacred Heart of Jesus , for. favours Shtp 10 to t:ar lessons company name received. May the Sacred Heart of Fast, clean, p y - , -reliable service. j19T. £. IttclliNES Catherine - On Thursday, Decem- Jesus be adored, glorified, loved F� ppddcc� � � � address, phone )ERIter 7, , 2000, in her 91st year. Loving wife of.. and preserved throw ut the world 42$-0081 (416) 2813064 (j(pjj()eC and the tate Jack. Beloved mother of June, now andp orever. sacred Heart of Richard, Marlene, Robert, Donald and the late Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of contact name. J$dt• Catherine is survived by her, sister Mary miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, help-NOW488813 (of `S�iand) and she will be sadly missed by er of the hopeless, pray for us. St. t her trfafty Grand Children, Great Grartdchil- Jude helper of the sick, pray for T1s,. Cross @C$ _ r �9 fax � �dren; nieces, nephews and friends. Friends • will be received mat the ACCETTONE FUNERAL Say this prayer .nine times a day for NEws 1 683=070`7 eight days. B the.ei eighth da our A�E'1A0 f" • HOME, 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905-428-9090) Y Y $h Y Y PackingAvad. F GRISKESCORTS_ Saturday, December 9 from 11 A.M. until the prayer will be answered; regardless Estknst ourcall 113 ohH r ADVERTISER time of service - in the ' chapel at 1:00 P.M. of how hopeless your sntuati, `: 't t5� -g02g ���1g• 57942-18 The family woo like to extend their gappreseems., -Publication must beelation to the nurses of Ballyci0e Lodge for iced. L, ' all their kindness arid. spacial care. RON PIETRONIROI New; Advertiser. phots Reim' to -s. der Mother Teresa Catholic SchooFs Alonsv Telly xtuil� -s a !:rIOM during tl�e seccvd�e i enst Vit. Ber�aclette m sentot� bay+s'v, wyha l ldd iQn �` two schools rnef to the separate school sio. al M6*,- at,moih Sto,_ J.. LOA. Rivett,at, 6.3-51-10 er Teresa school ftdnesdrteror P rxoe 9e NEWS Aovwnsen, r eomor+. wa.mwr s, zaoo ".. i lip th- .r LO f A number of Aja1c-�' ckering g�+mnasts posh high marks at provincial qualifier in Oshawa