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Job safety
pays off for
area firms
Improved workplace safety and
a share of S147.3,52 have been the
rewards enjoyed by 23 small busi-
nesses from Ajax and Pickering
that panicipated in the Safe Com-
munity Incentives Program (SCIP)
offered in the eommunit).
The program is operated by
Safe Communities of
Pickerina/Ajax (SCOPA), a not -
tor -profit organization committed
to improving the le%el of health and
safety. SCOPA is sponsored by the
Towns of Ajax and Pickering, the
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade.
and several local community agen-
cies and businesses.
SCIP workplace health and
safety training consists of six, two-
hour training modules for small
business ownerslmanagers, provid-
ed by SCOPA and the Workplace
Safety and Insurance Board. The
SCIP program also includes work-
place evaluations that help small
businesses implement valuable
health and safety policies and pro-
cedures.
SCOPA offers the SCIP pro-
gram at eery little cost and at times
that are convenient for participating
See PICKERING page 2
COMM U N ITY ti E �V S PA P ER SINCE 1 96 S
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Pickering church food drive a success
JASON IJEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo
A notably talented cow
Mux Hunt joined other musicians with the Pickering Concert
Band in full Hullowgurb during a performance on Saturday
at the Kuhn Auction'Burn in Pickering. Costumed musicians onh_ •
added to the trust' c s magic at the show.
Pickeringman faces sex assault char es
g
Uncle is charged after girl, 13, found to be pregnant
A 30 -year-old Pickering man with his wife, the girl and her fa- nant;' he said.
accused of impregnating his 13- ther. It's alleged the teen was mo -
year -old niece appeared in an Os- Sergeant Jim Grimley said the lested by her uncle on an ongoing
hawa court yesterday on charges case came to the attention of de- basis since October 1998 while
of sexual assault and interfer- tectives on Oct. 10 after the 13- her aunt and father were asleep in
ence. year-old complained to her aunt the home, said Sgt. Grimley.
Durham Regional Police said about a medical problem. The name of the accused man
the married man was arrested by "They took her to the doctor was not released by the police in
officers just after midnight Sun- and an ultrasound revealed the order to protect his niece's identi-
day a: the home which he shared child was seven months preg- ty.
Cupboards are
no longer bare
at food bank
While food banks in Toronto
and the rest of the GTA have been
struggling to meet their Thanks-
giving drive goals, it has been a
relatively good blitz this year for
St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community
Foxxl Bank, which serves resi-
dents of Ajax and Pickering.
"I'm happy;" says St. Paul's
chairman Esther Lucas. "It was
pretty good. Our shelves are not
quite full but they're not bad. I do
think really, on the whole, we've
done pretty well"
Even though there are still
some empty shelves, Ms. Lucas
notes more residents have donat-
ed cash to the food bank this
Thanksgiving. When the actual
food and cash donations are con-
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sidered together, this year's drive
has been as successful as last
year's, she says.
Ms. Lucas notes there were
several groups in the community
who helped the drive a great deal.
They include Pine Ridge Sec-
ondary School, which held its
own drive and donated the pro-
ceeds to St. Paul's. the Pickering
Slo-Sports oldtimers hockey
club, the children's Emergency
Foundation and Pickering Village
United Church, which provided
generous donations, and local
firefighters and volunteers from
the Pickering Optimist Club, the
Bayfair Baptist Church youth
See NEEDY page 2
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Needy families fed
with successful St. Paul's
Thanksgiving drive
AY-1.DY from page I
group and the food bank itself, who
helped hand out leaflets. collect donations
and run the drive.
Ms. Lucas says St. Paul's is counting
on people who regularly donate to the
food bank throughout the year to help
keep its shelves full so needy families in
the community will not have to go hungry.
Donations may always be dropped off in
food bank collection bins available vear-
round in the same supermarkets that par-
ticipated in the Thanksgiving drive.
"A lot of people do it every week;"
notes Ms. Lucas. "They do their shopping
and drop a fcw things in"
Non-perishable food donations may he
dropped off year-round in Pickering at
Loblaws (formerly the SuperCentre) on
Liverpool Road. Your Independent Grocer
at the Glendale Marketplace, 1900 Dixie
Rd.. and Say -A -Centre in the Amberlea
Plaza on Whites Road north of Strouds
Lane; and to Ajax at IGA on Westney
Road just west of Harwood Avenue.
Cash donations, used to buv fresh milk,
eggs and produce, may also be made at St.
Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church week-
day mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or any
time on weekends (ring the bell at the
main entrance). Donations by cheque
made out to St. Paul's Food Bank can also
be mailed to St. Paul's on -the -Hill Angli-
can Church. 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering,
L1v' IAS.
Pickering firms practise what they preach
PICK RI,VG from puke I
small businesses. And, small firms that com-
plete the program have the opportunity to
earn a 75 -per cent rebate on arry savings re-
alized on their Workplace Safety and Imur-
ance Board injury claims.
Businesses that participated in the 1998
SCIP program received a group rebate of
$1-1-.35' T-hLN gathered recently to receive
their SCIP certificate, and rebate cheques.
SCOP: i. t'.. a,, cpunv registra-
tions for the'_(XX) SCIP program, which will
begin in January.
Registration forms may be obtained by
calling 837-6638.
Any business owner/manager who would
like more information about the program
may attend SCIP information sessions Tues -
da\. Nov 16 at noon at the Ajax -Pickering
Board of Trade. 1099 Kingston Rd.. suite
22.4: or Tuesday. Dec. , at 2 p.m. at the Ajax-
Pickenng Board of Trade.
Phone the board of trade at 837-6638.
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-wing it on school prayers
Officials work to
write the bible on
inclusive inspirational readings
BYSUSANOW ILL
"I don't know how long that process will
Staff Writer
take" as the group has "perhaps a few thou -
The task of compiling a booklet of inspi-
sand" submissions to sort through.
rational readings and prayers for public
•'It's a big job," he says.
school students may be a "big job", but the
Mr. Williams admits the topic of prayer in
end result will be a valuable resource for
schools is a "complex and sensitive issue".
pupils across the region, reports a public
So school teachers and parents will "have a
board official.
really good look at (the booklet) just to make
When Durham District School Board
sure we're getting it right."
trustees voted in June to include inspirational
He reports several themes emerged during
readings reflecting the multicultural makeup
the committee's last brainstorming session.
of Durham's public school system as part of
The criteria the group came up with for de -
the daily opening exercises, they also formed
termining which readings to include in the fi-
a committee to develop a booklet for school
nal product include the requirement that
use.
prayers or readings be respectful of others,
When that committee reports to trustees
that the language be appropriate for children.
on its progress next month, the board will
that the tone be positive and motivational,
likely hear just what a daunting task the
and that readings highlight honesty, equity,
process has been.
justice and diversity.
However, it's a task community members
Readings must also meet the Province's
are tackling with enthusiasm.
legislation, he adds. Under the Education
• This is an opportunity to really involve
Act, inspirational scripture readings can he
the community in the education system,"
part of a school's opening exercises as long
says Lewis Williams, the board's ethno cul-
as they reflect the cultural and spiritual diver-
tural equity and race relations officer, who's
sity of Ontario's multicultural society.
overseeing the project.
Mr. Williams is optimistic the committee
Mr. Williams reports the committee,
will "end up with something that will be of
which includes approximately 60 people
value in our schools.
from a variety of community organizations.
"It's our hope that all groups will see
will meet again this coming week when they
themselves reflected in this document." says
-will apply the criteria they created at the
Mr. Williams, who recently organized the
first meeting to all of the various prayers and
board's seventh annual STAR (Students To-
readings that have been submitted and col-
gether Against Racism) camp. "We're look-
Iecied.
ing at this as an inclusive resource."
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`Positive crisis' looms for Junior Achievement
As more kids learn about working world, more volunteers are needed
Junior Achievement of
Durham Region faces. a
-positive crisis" as the pro-
gram grows each year.
Durham JA executive
director Donna Raetsen
Kemp told Regional coun-
cil Wednesday the organi-
zation has experienced
•' phenomenal growth" in
the past couple of years.
Approximately 250 stu-
dents' were involved two
years ago in JA programs
which give young people
insight into the working
world and hands-on experi-
ence at running their own
business. That skyrocketed
to 3,000 pupils last school
year and the number of
participants is expected to
reach about 5.000 next
year.
JA offers free programs
for students from Grade 5
to OAC through the help of
200 volunteers. By 2002,
JA hopes to reach all class-
es in Durham, Ms. Raetsen
Kemp said.
"We're facing a crisis' -
as more volunteers are
needed to help with JA pro-
grams -
"But it's a positive cri-
sis."
She reached out to
members of the business
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'With Junior
Achievement, I found
out about other jobs. '
community for their sup-
port in introducing young
people into the working
world.
"How can you help'?
You can volunteer six to
eight hours to deliver a
program."
Stephen G. Say well
Public School Grade K stu-
dent Corcy Legere told Re-
gional council he's taken
two courses anal learned
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Tuesday's Carrier of the
Week is. Kevin. He enjoys
hockey and baseball. He
will receive a dinner for 4
voucher, compliments of
McDonald's.
Omgratulatiow Kevin
for being our Carrier of
the Week.
Walmart,Ajax
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quite a bit.
After drawing up a bud-
get, Corey found out, "My
personal expenses are
$700.
"My regular and irregu-
lar expenses are $700. I
need to work to live and I
need money and I'm not a
cheap kid.
"I always wanted to be
an NHL hockey player, but
with Junior Achievement, I
found out about other
. jobs," he said.
Ms. Raetsen Kemp not-
ed the fact that 35 per cent
of students don't graduate
from high school costs the
federal government about
$4 billion a year for such
things as job skills training.
And, it hurts young
adults who can't find jobs
because they lack suffi-
cient education, she said.
"It's also a blow to their
self-esteem."
With that in mind, JA is
developing a program
called The Economics of
Staying in School.
"It will help not only at -
risk students, but also those
on the right track.- report-
ed Ms. Raetsen Kemp.
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`It's the rediscovery of an old thing': Herbal therapist ocT. 2.6, ]999
;BY LINDA WHITE r cializes in computerized electro- I Credit workshop
Sniff Wrirer dermal screening designed to
Treating your body with re-
measure the body's response to for women in Ajax,
spect is the cornerstone of a various electromagnetic freyuen-
holistic approach to life which y ` cies. Pickering offered
recognizes that the mind, body b During testing, the patient
and spirit "are all connected," `- holds a brass rod in one hand Women are invited to attend
says a wellness consultant. while the technician uses a pen- a free workshop to learn to better
"Would we he smoking, would g _> cil-like probe to touch the appro- manage credit.
we be eating the wrong foods - Questions About Managing
priate acupuncture points on the 9 9
would we be staying up late when t Credit? is being offered b the
other hand or on the foot. 9 Y
we're tired it we respected our The computer takes amea Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre
bodies:'" wonders Wend Brand � � � Wednesday, Nov. 10 from 1:30 to
Y surement which results in a score. y
stats, a registered nutritional con- �, The test is used to detect sen- 3:30 p.m.
suiting practitioner, holistic nu- w ..ry---^_ The workshop will provide in-
>. sitivity to (Duds, animals and en-
tritionist and live cell micro- �'� :`"""'� "� formation on such topics as finan-
sc.opist =^'-" g *' vironmcntal allergens; compati tial separation issues, joint credit
�. - bility of mercury free dental ma -
Too many people spend more terials: and nutritional irnhal- accounts and protecting yourself
�, and your credit.
time tending their gardens and - antes. The workshop, which is open
decorating their homes than they Testing is recommended for
do taking care of their bodies, she 1 thou m suffering frofatigue. hto all women m Durham Region,
}- will l held at the Durham suggests. peractivity, eczcrna. car infer Re-
gional Police station at Brock
tits. Brandstatt believes tions. headaches, mood swings. Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering.
strongly in slit nerd to find out _ 3 X irritable hovel syndrome. colitis. Space is limited.
what is ailing our bodies, instead joint problems and other health To register, call Sally at the
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of taking medication that�z'. concerns. centre on Tuesdays or Thursdays
"masks" problems. ,- " _ {£ But chanoing your lifestyle is at 426-1064.
She begins by laking a small _ "work". Vit.. Campbell points
prick of blood from a patient's out. "People often want quick rr Durham kids raise
finger and doing a live blood JASON Llf.'BRFGTS/Nexs Advertiser photo sults. But that's not what it's
analysis that can point to things about. It's about long-term SPIRIT to end racism
like digestive problems and low Sherri Campbell (left) conducts an electrodermal screening test change."
immunity. on Nanette vonRoeder at the Greenwood Holistic Centre in Ajax. And changing your lifestyle this week
(The analysis costs $75 and is can lead to mam tmpro.ements
covered under sonic health insur- like increased energy. "A lot of More than 90 pupils from
ance plans.) people start to de%elop a Ic,.el of separate elementary schools
Coupled with a detailed yucs- Find
out more at self-fulfillment and develop a lot across Durham are gearing up for
tionnairc to assess bodily signs of self-confidence. It comes out an anti -racism and student lead -
which may relate to nutritional . of the changes they've made and ership program being held in
imbalance, Ms. Brandstatt makes because the understand their Whitby this week.
upcoming .* Students in Grades 6 through
recommendations on such things bodies heater." g
as diet and colon cleansings. !Many arc also understanding 8 will take part in the two-day
the dangers of stress in their SPIRIT Students Preventing I
"Let's start from the bottom ( 9 S-
and build a healthy body," ex and Wellness Expo lives• notes Sonia Ragman, a norance and Racial Intolerance
plains the Ajax -based consultant, wellness consultant at Phar- Together) program at ay and once suffered from severe shore Pavilion Tuesday and
lered e s Ve they and a re�cs Wednesday. Oct. 26 and 27.
mi raincs and became "(rostral- Leading natural health ex- background is in iridology, ` � Y•
g lered massage therapist.
perts will share their thoughts cranio sacral therapy and more. The event, sponsored by the
ed" with treatment that "masked" with you at Health and Wellness will discuss 'What is Alco t Because the pace of life is e The
Catholic District School
problems but didn't offer a cure. Expo '99. holism?' — the five signs of al- fast, people no lunger enjoy slit Board, focuses on educating
Clinical herbal therapist Diane I The event will be held at the coholism tendencies and the lifestyle where you would have pupils in diversity and gives stu-
Tait of the GreenwcxA Holistic ! Metro East Trade Centre in five essential nutrients needed three square meals a day. They dents an opportunity to partici-
Health Care Centre agrees with Pickering Saturday and Sunday, to reverse alcoholism. realize there are a lot of unwant- pate in role-playing activities de -
that assessment. + Nov. 6 and 7, from 9 a.m. to 5 Mark Priemer, who advises ` ed things going into their bodies signed to increase their aware -
"You can treat the symptoms, I p.m. each day. and assists international suppli- and they want to reverse that ness of equity issues.
but (herbalists) want to address Keynote speakers include ers with the terms of the Cana- trend" through herbal medicines. Students also have a chance
the problem. Sam Graci, consultant and re- dian Food and Drug Act, will dis- vitamins and minerals. to develop action plans to fight
"Why are those symptoms searcher in the field of leading- cuss government regulations Yet, "People are becoming racism in their schools.
There? This is not just a Band-Aid edge health and nutrition. and nutrition. more and more knowledgeable
type of approach." He is co-author with Harvey The event features an or- I that there is no wonder drug," Bust a gut at
While Ms. Tait recognizes Diamond of 'The Power of Su- ganic food market, vegetarian notes Ms. Rayman. "It depends
there is "a lot of mystique sur- perfoods'. cuisine, fresh juice bar, fitness Ajax comedy club
Other speakers include Dr. demonstrations and more. on an individual's needs, their other rounding herbal medicines", she P et, lifestyle and so many other
notes, "It isn't a new thing. It's Sharon Forrest, a naturopathic There's no admission charge. factors." An Ajax comedy club hopes
physician, licensed minister and The trade centre's on Brock
the rediscovery of an old thing." Through massage therapy, Ms. `patrons will 'Yak' it up during its
That's why many seniors are clinical hypnotherapist who Road between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. Rayman sees many people with line-up of laughs for November.
aims to help people "find con- 401. Yuk Yuk's East will o
often more comfortable with an eye on their future. � pen the
nections and solutions to the For more information on I month with headliner Wayne
herbal medicines than their chil- past and present emotional and Health and Wellness Expo '99 "They realize that keeping
dren. "Many still have the memo- muscles and tissues in better con- Flemming, who'll be joined by co -
physical problems,' a news re- and other guest speakers, con- dition may prevent problems in medians Daryl Makk and Kandi
ry of herbs being used at home," lease explains. tact Kerri Nowensky at 1-800- y p P Abelson from Nov. 4 to 7.
says Ms. Tait. Trac James-Hocklin, whose 576-1086 or 404-2622. later years. A lot of people come
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Though she is looking forward in with work-related problems, as ' The Launching Pad — Yuk
new
the best Yuk's showcase of t
to the day when herbal medicines repetitive action takes a toll on stand-up talent f will t on
are regulated, "The thing I need and -a -half hours assessing a pa- as a nutrient more than anything part of their body. They can't quit stage Wednesdays, Nov. 3, 10,
more than that is for people to see tient's overall health, finding out else." their job and they're not comfort- 17 and 24. Stewart Francis will
someone who understands what information about their family Though many patients are able with popping (a pill) every ;provide the laughs Nov. 11 to 14.
they need. It's not safe to go into history, digestive system, blood looking for an immediate fix, Ms. day." ; Opening for Francis are Dave
stores and fill your earl based on pressure and why they're there. Tait warns it could be several And while some visit a mas- Nystrom and Terry McGurrin.
one article you've read. From that information, she months before you notice an im- sage therapist to deal with a spe- From Nov. 18 to 21, Yuk Yuk's
"People are doing a lot on makes a custom-designed herbal provement in your symptoms be- cific injury, others see it as a welcomes Ron Vaudry to the
their own," adds Ms. Tait. Self- remedy. cause a treatment plan may also stress reliever. "They're taking stage, along with fellow comedi-
medication "either won't work, is She believes those remedies include dietary adjustments, time to wind down and to deal ans Tim Lowing and Johnny
the inappropriate dosage or is the are easier on our bodies than pre- lifestyle considerations, exercise with their stress," says Ms. Ray- ` Gardhouse.
wrong (medication) totally and scription drugs, which she com- recommendations and stress man. f The comedy club has Kerry
will make them feel worse. Only pares to "hitting a hammer on management strategies. "It is one of the most invasive Talmage Nov. 25 to 28. He'll be
the odd person will feel better." your head" because they are more Ms. Tait often works with factors in our lives today and Joined by Darren Frost and Stew -
In an initial consultation, for concentrated than herbal reme- Cherri Campbell, a technician at contributes to so many health art Silver.
example, Ms. Tait spends one- dies, which "your body receives the Greenwood clinic who spe- problems." Call 416-967-6425.
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OpiNioNs
Editoria
GetF=�irate thv Future.
EDITORIAL
Pensions too generous
MPs must reassess gold-plated program
Today is a great day for nearly 100
Members of Parliament.
Ninetv-seven MPs. including Dan
McTeague (Pickering-Ajax-Uxbridvc)
and Ivan Grose (Oshawa) can celebrate
six years as Liberal members of the fed-
eral government. The% can also raise a
glass to their membership in the exclu-
sive pension plan granted to all those
MPs who serve six consecutive years or
more in Parliament.
Some made noises just over six years
ago about how the pension plan was too
generous. To be fair. it has been scaled
down from the obscene $6 -Sl ratio (tax -
paver contribution compared to MPcon-
tribution) it watt formerly. to the S3.61-
$1 contribution it is todas. It cannot be
claimed until a member turns 55 (it used
to be, members could claim it immedi-
ately upon leaving the House) and mem-
bers now cannot double -dip, that is take
the pension while taking another gov-
ernment job (like becoming an ambas-
sador or senator).
Still, the pension is far more gener-
ous than almost anything in the private
sector. Estimates arc that if all members
live to age 75 and collect the pension it
will cost taxpayers $50 million.
Now is the time for the government
to review the plan and reduce taxpayer
contributions to a more reasonable le%el
- no more than S'_ -S 1. That's fair and is
a more realistic contribution level con-
sistent with whatis offered in the private
sector. The level of service should also
be increased to eight years from six.
Canadians want what is fair and the gov-
ernment and all parties should listen.
GM vote hints at friction
Contract support,v el l below Chrysler, Ford
A deal which won near unanimous
support by Ford and Daimler -Chrysler
workers watt able to get only 132 per cent
support from General Motors staff.
The three-year contract provides a
wage hike of three per cent each year. an
annual 1.5 per cent cost of living al-
lowance, a $1.000 signing bonus.
S20X) per year in child-care subsidies.
an SS(X) annual tuition fee subsidy and a
25 per cent hike in pensions. It's a gen-
erous offer in these low -inflation times.
Despite GNI's promise to invest $575
million in the Oshawa plant when pro-
duction of the Grand Prix moves here
from Kansas in 2(X)2. Oshawa workers
gave lukewarm support to the deal, rati-
fying it by just a 70 per cent margin.
While autoworkers across Canada
appear happy with the deal negotiated
by their high-profile president Buu
Hargrove, it's clear there is still much
work to do between management and
the workers here.
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my Dad's situation.
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watched as the rest of his plat(x)n
died on the field around him and
also survived a Japanese prisoner
of war camp.
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Pensions too generous
MPs must reassess gold-plated program
Today is a great day for nearly 100
Members of Parliament.
Ninetv-seven MPs. including Dan
McTeague (Pickering-Ajax-Uxbridvc)
and Ivan Grose (Oshawa) can celebrate
six years as Liberal members of the fed-
eral government. The% can also raise a
glass to their membership in the exclu-
sive pension plan granted to all those
MPs who serve six consecutive years or
more in Parliament.
Some made noises just over six years
ago about how the pension plan was too
generous. To be fair. it has been scaled
down from the obscene $6 -Sl ratio (tax -
paver contribution compared to MPcon-
tribution) it watt formerly. to the S3.61-
$1 contribution it is todas. It cannot be
claimed until a member turns 55 (it used
to be, members could claim it immedi-
ately upon leaving the House) and mem-
bers now cannot double -dip, that is take
the pension while taking another gov-
ernment job (like becoming an ambas-
sador or senator).
Still, the pension is far more gener-
ous than almost anything in the private
sector. Estimates arc that if all members
live to age 75 and collect the pension it
will cost taxpayers $50 million.
Now is the time for the government
to review the plan and reduce taxpayer
contributions to a more reasonable le%el
- no more than S'_ -S 1. That's fair and is
a more realistic contribution level con-
sistent with whatis offered in the private
sector. The level of service should also
be increased to eight years from six.
Canadians want what is fair and the gov-
ernment and all parties should listen.
GM vote hints at friction
Contract support,v el l below Chrysler, Ford
A deal which won near unanimous
support by Ford and Daimler -Chrysler
workers watt able to get only 132 per cent
support from General Motors staff.
The three-year contract provides a
wage hike of three per cent each year. an
annual 1.5 per cent cost of living al-
lowance, a $1.000 signing bonus.
S20X) per year in child-care subsidies.
an SS(X) annual tuition fee subsidy and a
25 per cent hike in pensions. It's a gen-
erous offer in these low -inflation times.
Despite GNI's promise to invest $575
million in the Oshawa plant when pro-
duction of the Grand Prix moves here
from Kansas in 2(X)2. Oshawa workers
gave lukewarm support to the deal, rati-
fying it by just a 70 per cent margin.
While autoworkers across Canada
appear happy with the deal negotiated
by their high-profile president Buu
Hargrove, it's clear there is still much
work to do between management and
the workers here.
E-mail comments on these editorials to nnews@durham.net. Include your full
name and town of residence.
Please do as we say, not as we do
FA`s C�UtTY MONEY �
UTTERS TO THE EDITOR
ountR, won t
help war vet
To the editor:
Re Blake Purdy's Oct. 17 col-
umn headlined 'Grateful for the
freedoms we enjoy':
His sensitively -written article
about his father's Second World
War experiences reminded me of
my Dad's situation.
A soldier in the British Army,
Dad was stationed in Burma. He
watched as the rest of his plat(x)n
died on the field around him and
also survived a Japanese prisoner
of war camp.
As Mr. Purdy wondered in his
. It will take a lot of work to save our kids from cigarettes
Smokers are welcome to light a cig-
won't be pulling in the big bucks.
arette as they browse this column.
Judi
In Canada though, our children are
After all, a few were smoked ponder-
G. ;9
fortunate when it comes to anti-smok-
ing the topic, after the world's largest
Bobbitt
ing propaganda. Legislation has result -
tobacco company admitted, for the
ed in big, bold warnings on cigarette
first time, hsmoking is dangerous to
Sta�%Editor
Packs loudly proclaiming all the terri-
ble things that can result from smoking
Of course the news itself that light-
and there aren't many public places
ing up can lead to cancer and all kinds
strategy," such an announcement un-
left where you're welcome to puff.
of other nasty things comes as no sur-
doubtedly will offer legal protection -
Health departments take anti-smoking
prise to anyone. But the good news is
against any future claims by smokers
messages into the classroom. We have
the admission by the Philip Morris
they were unaware of the health haz-
tough tobacco advertising laws.
company has prompted more calls for
ands associated with the company's
Is it enough to wipe out smoking
stricter tobacco regulation in the U.S.,
product.
among the next generation? Not likely.
aimed at protecting children from tak-
That's good business sense and it's
It's always tough to convince the
ang up the habit. Those doing the call-
a bit of a mystery why any tobacco
young they are not immortal and they
png have their work cut out for them.
company would have hesitated to take
should learn from their elders' mis-
Here at home, it's illegal for anyone
that step before now. Used in excess,
takes rather than emulate them. When
,under the age of 19 to purchase Giga-
plenty of products carry health risks,
all is said and done, if we are to ease
testes; unfortunately, plenty of people
and the admission - information every-
the burden placed on our health-care
under the age of 19 have no problem
one knew anyway - is unlikely to affect
system caused by smoking, we might
obtaining them. If you need proof, just
current sales. As for future cigarette
have to consider outlawing the habit
take a close look at a congregation of
sales, I'd be looking for a different line
altogether.
high school students near you.
of work as we head into the next cen-
While a Philip Morris executive has
tury. Smoking is uncool, it's increas-
E -mad comments on this column to
publicly stated the company's health
ingly socially unacceptable and
nnews@durham.net. Include your
warning is not part of a "litigation
decades from now the industry just
full name and town of residence.
column. who knows how much
death and destruction was un-
leashed in the war'?
My family knows nothing of
Dad's war experiences, only what
we've read in KK)ks. His only com-
ment would be "well, it was some-
thing like that" and change suh-
jects. Like Mr. Purdy's father. Dad
also is not a Legion member.
Again. as Mr. Purdy wrote, Dad felt
"war watt not something to Ke glo-
rified". All the pain and horror was
buried deep within him.
Unlike Mr. Purdv's father, my
Dad is still living. It is true there
aren't many tomorrows left and the
days he has remaining have he -
come quite difficult. Dad had two
heart attacks this past summer and
now experiences terrible shortness
of breath. He's gone to his doctor to
arrange for home oxygen therapy
only to find he doesn't "qualify"
for government coverage.
Can you believe this'? He's 79
years old. He worked to develop
this country with his sweat and
blood only to find when he needs
his country he's told he's not sick
enough. Dad must now spend his
life savings so he can breathe. A
great country, our Canada? I won-
der. I'm very disenchanted.
Mary Ann Medeir es,
Ajax
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November i
Town Council Meeting
November 3
Site Plan Advisory Committee
November 8
Executive Committee Meeting
November 10
Committee of Adjustment
November 15
Town Council Meeting
November 17
Site Plan Advisory Committee
WASTE REDUCTION WEEK 199
November Ist - 7th
The Town of Pickering
encourages all residents to
"Step Lightly into 2000"
by
REDUCING
RE -USING
RECYCLING
SUBSIDIZED
COMPOS TER SALE
As part of our continuing efforts to
reduce the amount of waste being sent
to Landfill, the Town of Pickering will
be subsidizing the purchase of
backyard composters from Norseman
Plastics. The sale of the "Earth
Machine" will take place in the
parking lot of the Pickering Civic
Complex between 8:(X) a.m. and 4:00
p.m. on Saturday, October 23, 1999.
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included.
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Public Works Department at 420-4630
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The Town of Pickering
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and design study for
lands near the south end
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AJAX PICKERING JOB FAIR
Wednesday, November 3, 1999
Time: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
1400 Bayly Street Suite 16b
Pickering
The aim for the Job Fair is to connect agencies, employers and programs
to possible employees.
To set up a booth or to advertise job opportunities, employers,
organizations, companies etc.
Please call by November 1st
839-3845 ext. 325
A Reminder to All Commercial and Industrial Property Owners
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL VACANCY & EXCESS
. LAND APPLICATIONS
If your commercial, industrial, shopping centre or office building have vacant
units for the entire three month period from July 1, 1999 to September 30, 1999,
you may apply for a reduction in your property tax rate for the 2000 taxation
year. The reduction in taxes is approximately 35% for industrial and 30% for the
remaining property classes.
In order to receive your lower tax rate, YOU MUST APPLY IN WRITING, by
November 1, 1999 to:
Ontario Property Assessment Corporation
Oshawa Centre Office Galleria, Suite 170
419 King St. W.
Oshawa, Ontario
L1J 2K5
1-800-268-2224
The vacancy application form is also available on the Ontario Property
Assessment Corporation (OPAC) website at www.assessmentontario.com. If
your application is not received by the deadline, you will be charged the full
occupied rate for the 2000 tax year. If your units are vacant in following years,
you are still required to make a written application each year to receive the
lower tax rate.
To qualify for an excess land designation, the property must not be developed in
any way other than land servicing. The same reduction in taxes also applies to
excess land. To receive the lower tax rate, you must apply in writing by the
November 1, 1999 deadline. If you have any questions regarding your vacancy,
excess land status, or your assessment, please contact the local OPAC office in
Oshawa.
Town of Pickering Finance Department
ATTENTION
Curbside Garbage Collection
Restricted to 4 Items
By—law #5422/98
Effective November 1, 1999 the
Town of Pickering will be restricting
the number of garbage items placed
_curbside for pickup to 4 items per
week, for single family residences.
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year s provincewide Grade 3 and 6
assessments.
The Education Quality and Ac-
countability Office (EQAO), which
administers the annual reading,
writing and mathematics tests, will
release board -by -board results Fri-
day, Oct. 29, reports EQAO
spokesman Nadia Temple.
Ms. Temple says individual
scores have already been provided
to students and boards have until
BILLBOARD
OCT. 26, 1999
Dec. 1 to report their school -by -
school results to the public.
"I would expect most school
boards would start to move that ma-
terial out within days;" she says.
Ms. Temple adds the information
boards receive from the EQAO is
much more detailed than the board -
by -board results that will be re-
leased at a press conference Friday.
More than 8,000 Grade 3 and 6
students in Durham joined pupils
across the province in writing the
tests between May 10 to 28, the first
year for the Grade 6 assessments
TUESDAY, OCT. 26
BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: A blood
donor clinic is held from 12:30 to 8
p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, 21
Bayly St. E., Ajax. All blood types
are needed, with a special need for
type 'O'. 1-800-701-7803.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27
HALLOWEEN: Children aged three
to six are invited to hear Halloween
stories and make a pumpkin mask at
10 a.m. at the Greenwood Library.
Free. No registration required. Cos-
tumes welcome. 683-8844.
ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham
holds an Ajax Support Group Meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd.
S., Units 19 and 20 (at the northeast
corner of Clements Rd.), Ajax. All
caregivers welcome. 576-2567
(Kim).
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pick-
ering Toastmasters club holds its reg-
ular meeting tonight at the Private In-
vestors Management/Prudential
building (formerly Fortune Financial
building), 335 Finley Ave., Ajax.
Meet and greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Guests welcome.
Learn public speaking and leadership
skills. 683-4439 (John) or 619-9079
(Nancy).
COMPUTER: The Macintosh Users
East (MaUsE) meets from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. in the lecture theatre of
Henry Street High School, 600 Henry
St., Whitby. Rene and Janet Barlow
of Microimage Plus will demonstrate
the Apple iBook and G4 desktop
models. 433-0777.
THURSDAY, OCT. 28
UNEMPLOYED: C.A.R.E., part of
the Durham Region Unemployed
Help Centre, offers a workshop on
Self Esteem at 1 p.m. at 1400 Bayly
St., Unit 12, Pickering. Reservations
a must. 420-4010.
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Designed to provide a snapshot
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Following the release of the 1998
results last fall, school boards across
Ontario were required to submit ac-
tion plans to the government outlin-
ing initiatives to improve programs
and student performance, not only
on the assessments this year but in
overall learning. Those action plans
were submitted to the Province in
1
February.
At the Durham Catholic District
School Board, that action plan
placed a greater emphasis on litera-
cy and challenged students to ex-
plain how they solved math ques-
tions. Grade 3 and 6 classes were
also provided sample tests to prac-
tise before writing the actual assess-
ments.
Meanwhile, the Durham District
School Board's action plan is one of
eight that's been posted on the
EQAO's Web site as an example of
howto interpret the test results and
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how to use the data or future plan-
ning, reports Dr. Anne Lloyd, as-
sessment and accountability officer
for the board.
That action plan, which corre-
sponds with the board's system plan
entitled Durham Directions, focused
on initiatives to improve mathemat-
ics instruction and the need to famil-
iarize students in Grades 1 and 2
with tests similar to those used in
Grades 3 and 6.
For more information visit the
EQAO's Web site at
www.egao.com.
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And that, says Licks store manager
Brent Marlin, is a source of pride for the
Pickering restaurant, a popular fast-food
alternative since its opening on July 14,
1992.
"We're really excited about it. It's a
real sense of pride to know that all our
hard work and what we do is recognized.
It's nice that people feel the same way we
do (about the Homeburger)"
What makes the Homeburger the best?
Mr. Martin says it is always big, always
fresh and it comes with Licks own blend
of spices which gives the juicy Homeburg-
er its own special flavour.
"We make our burgers fresh every day;'
explains Mr. Martin. "Our customers ap-
preciate that it's not processed or frozen
and you can tell"
He adds that Licks employees are also
specially trained in how to cook the
Homeburger properly so that it's at its de-
licious best when served to customers.
Licks -own Nature Burger is fast be-
coming a popular menu item with cus-
tomers who want the taste of hamburger
without the meat.
"We make (the Nature Burger) fresh as
well;' notes Mr. Martin. "It's becoming
more and more popular ever% year as peo-
ple become more health -conscious and
watch their diets."
Licks also has a grilled breast of chick-
en on a bun, made with fresh chicken,
marinated in barbecue sauce. Also on the
menu are fresh tossed and caesar salads,
as well as ice cream that is made specially
for Licks.
New to the Licks menu is Soya shakes
and non-dairy and sugar -free ice cream.
Licks also prides itself on its customer
service, delivered by staff that are always
friendly and cheerful to its customers.
With so much competition in the restau-
rant business, having helpful and courte-
ous staff is a top priority.
"We hire staff who are outgoing and
friendly. We have friendly people who try
to make people who come through our
doors feel at home. There are so many dif-
ferent options for the fast-food dollar and
we know that every single customer is the
most important person when they come
through the door;" says Mr. Martin.
Licks also does catering, barbecues and
school lunches in the Pickering area.
Licks also has its own Web site at
www.lickshomeburgers.com. The Web
site has everything on the menu, coupons.
franchise information, store locations and
promotions as part of its page.
The restaurant is open I I a.m. to 10
p.m. Sunday to Thursday and I 1 a.m. to
1 I p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Licks is at 1 163 Kingston Rd., Picker-
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East Side Mario's
Bakery
Bun King Bakery
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Sunset Grill
Buffet
Mandarin
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Top Shelf Bar & Grill
Chinese Restaurant_
Mandarin
Cup of Coffee
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Deli & Sandwich Shop
Subway
Family Restaurant
Papp's
Fine Dining
Liverpool Nouse
Fish & Chips
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Greek Restaurant _
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Ice Cream
Dairy Queen
Indian Restaurant
Mt. Everest
Italian Restaurant
East Side Mario's
Outdoor Patio
Lone Star
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Salad Bar
Mandarin
Seafood Restaurant
Red Lobster
Steak
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Bay Sports
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Billiards
Petrina's
Bingo Hall
Delta Bingo
Children's Ent_
Air Zone Party & Play Centre
Comedy Club
Yuk Yuk's
Golf Course
Deer Creek
Ice Skating_
Laurie's Learn To Skate
Live Entertainment
Herongate Barn Theatre
Movie Rental
Blockbuster
Movie Theatre
Ajax 10
Pub
Black Dog Pub
Sports Bar
Top Shelf Bar & Grill
Accounting Firm Thomas/Chase
Bank/Trust Company_Canada Trust, 1794 Liverpool
'Brew Your Own Beer/Wine
Carousel Wines
Carpet Cleaner
Sears
Catering Company
Mainly Cheese
Children Tutorial Education
Speech Language &
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Tanning_
Continuing Adult Education
Durham College
'Dance Studio Jacqueline's School of Dance
Day Care Centre
Helping Hands Daycare
-Dry Cleaner Cadet Cleaners -570 Westney Rd.
Financial Planner
Richard Price
Fitness Club
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Heating/ Air Conditioning
Walker Heating
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John Boddy
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Master Rim
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Laurel
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Lloyd's Pest Control
Photography Studio
Sears
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Shoe Repair
Ajax Shoe Repair
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TravelAgency
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Lighting Centre
Home Depot
Lingerie Store
Auto Parts
Canadian Tire
Body Shop Bruce Bissel Buick Pontiac Ltd.
Domestic Car Dealership
Bob Myer's
General Auto Repair
Master Mechanic
Import Car Dealership
Pickering Toyota
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Mr. Lube
Tire Store
Canadian Tire
Used Car Dealership
Consumer Car Mart
Bopping
Adult Entertainment
The Palace
Antique Store
Antique Discoveries
Appliance Store
Sears
Art & Framing
All Pickering Supplies
Bicycle Shop
Bay Sports
Book Store
Chapters
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Blacks
Craft Store
Michael's
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Bell Mobility Excell
Clearance Store_
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Sears
Drug Store
Shopper's Drug Mart
Fabric Store
Fabricland
Factory Direct Store
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Floor Coverings Carpet Towne Flooring Centre
Florist
Reed's
Formal Wear
Tuxedo Role
Furniture Store
Leon's
Gardening Centre & Nursery
Van Derrneer's
Gift Shop
Gift Gallery
Grocery Store
Loblaws
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GNC
Home Improvement'Hardware Home Depot
Jewe!lery Store
Donlands Jewellers
Kitchen/Bath/Bed
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Lighting Centre
Home Depot
Lingerie Store
La Senna
Local Shopping Centre
Pickering Town Centre
Maternity Shop
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Sleep Country
Men's Store
Moore's
Musical Instruction
Legend Music
Office Supplies
Business Depot
Optical Store
Kearn's
Paint, Wallpaper Store
Color Your World
Pam' Supplies
Party Packagers
Pet Store
Pi's Pet Centre
Pool Company
Diplomat Pool & Spa
Record Store_
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Dr. Farber
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Andrea Allan
Pharmacist
Joseph Ho (Pharma Plus)
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Looking for that perfect
wedding or anniversary dia-
mond ring?
Or, perhaps, you're in
search of an ideal gift for
someone special.
Look no further than
Donlands Jewellers, a full-
service jewellery store
which has all those special
touches that puts it a cut
above the rest. In fact, it's
been recognized as this
year's News Advertiser's
Readers' Choice Award for
favourite jewellery store.
And, no wonder.
Donlands Jewellers has
everything you could ask
for in a jewellery store. The
outlet specializes in gold
and diamonds, and offers a
wide selection of in -stock
rings and necklaces in a va-
riety of tasteful styles to
meet every price range.
But, that's not all. Don -
lands Jewellers also carries
beautiful watches from top
manufacturers as well as
sterling silver items. The
store also has a full line of
stone rings such as rubies
and emeralds, as well as
birthstone rings.
Donlands Jewellers also
prides itself on its price -
matching policy, which en-
sures customers always get
the lowest price on its mer-
chandise. The store will
meet or beat the price of an-
other jeweller.
And, if there's anything
that's not in the store, says
manager Julie Stafford, then
it can be promptly ordered
in for the customer.
"If you need a particular
chain that we don't have in
stock, we can get it in for
them;" she says.
Donlands Jewellers also
does custom work for its
customers as well as repairs.
The store also carries a
wide assortment of giftware
items, including picture
frames from Frameology —
a popular line of picture
frames. There's also candles
and Christmas giftware
that's now on the shelves.
Aside from its quality
jewellery and giftware,
Donlands Jewellers also
prides itself on its commu-
nity involvement over the
years, notes Ms. Stafford.
The stores has sponsored
and donated to a variety of
community organizations
and charitable causes over
the years.
"We're pretty active that
way;" says Ms. Stafford of
Donlands Jewellers involve-
ment in the community.
"When people bring in a let-
ter to us, we try to help out
the community. We've
helped everyone from the
Hospital for Sick Children
to a local peewee hockey
team"
Donlands Jewellers is
open Monday to Friday
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat-
urday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
and Sunday from noon to 5
p.m.
It's located at 705
Kingston Rd. in the Whites
Road Shopping Plaza.
For more information,
call 420-2552.
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THANK YOU!
I, Richard S. Price, Branch-=
Manager of Private Investors
Management Inc., would like
to thank all of you that voted
me "Number 1 Financial
Planner" and "Number 1 Investment
Planning Company" in the Durham Region.
After serving the Durham Region for over 23
years now, it is indeed an honour and
privilege to win the Reader's Choice Award
for both categories.
Thanks also goes to my efficient and
wonderful team for their contribution to my
success.
Mary Anne Karpis (Associate) Diana Gillespie (Administration)
Deborah Woolacott (Associate) Debbie Fish (1larketing)
Brenda Vahey (Receptionist) Nichole Price (Administration)
Leanne VL'(x)Ihead (Administration) Cathy Dalton (Receptionist)
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Consumer Car Mart
Number 1 Used Car Dealer
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The readers have voted Consumer Car Mart, the best
used car dealer in Ajax and Pickering.
Owners Gerry and Lynn Goodis couldn't be happier.
Consumer Car Mart is part of a family run business that
has operated in Pickering for over 12 years. They pride
themselves on providing quality reconditioned and
100% warrentied used vehicles to the public. With much
of their business coming from referrals, the philosophy
of no pressure selling, excellent service and fair pricing
has been an overwhelming success. All of Consumer
Car Mart vehicles are inspected on a rigorous 300 point
inspection. If the vehicle doesn't pass it is then
wholesaled. Customers can call about a particular
vehicle they are looking for and if they don't already
have it, they will get it. Test driving for 1/2 to 1 full
hour as is insisted by their staff, ensures that the vehicle
is comfortable and that it performs and handles to your
satisfaction. The people of Ajax and Pickering have
come to depend on Consumer Car Mart as the number
one place to purchase a used car. As the weather gets
colder customers will also appreciated the heated indoor
showroom where you won't feel rushed or pressured.
Browse, ask questions and test drive if you like. You'll
also discover why Gerry and Lynn have earned your
vote.
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RELAXING ATMOSPHERE
Mandarin Pickering is very delighted to be chosen "BEST" in the
categories of "Salad Bar", "Chinese Restaurant" and "Buffet" by the
patrons of Pickering in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Readers
Choice Awards. With past experience, the success of the Mandarin
Restaurants is based on happy customers who always return and tell
others about the excellence of the Mandarin Experience. High value is
placed on consistency at each of the 13 restaurants. The customer can be
assured that no matter which Mandarin you visit, the food will be good
and the atmosphere will be relaxing. The Corporate Philosophy and
Mission Statement are the foundation for our customer service
commitment, which is.
Evervone at the Mandarin must work together
to ensure that every customer's expectations
for quality food, friendly service and a pleasant
.atmosphere are not only met, but exceeded.
Founded in 1979 with one table -service restaurant located in
Brampton, Mandarin Restaurant and its 13 locations is thrilled to
celebrate 20 wonderful years in Southern Ontario of providing award
winning all -you -can -eat Chinese & Canadian buffet as well as Zi -la -carte
and take-out menu service to our customers. Because we care about
satisfying our customers, on the back of each bill is a Comment form.
We take each and every one of these comments very seriously. They are
entered into a computer program that generates reports showing all of
the comments provided by customers at 'the 13 locations. Every
customer, who comments, receives a written response signed by the
franchisee of the particular restaurant.
We look forward to showing you what the Mandarin Experience
is about by serving you in Mandarin Pickering at 1725 Kingston Road.
Visit us on our website www.mandarinbuffet.com or at
www.toronto.com. The Mandarin looks forward to continuing its
expansion into new locations and communities with new partners based
on the solid foundation of the Mandarin's past.
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lessons at
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Legend Music
Legend Music of Pickering Elliot, guitar strings and all
offers an alternative to high- related accessories, and a full
priced musical instruments and line of FX for guitars and
music lessons. basses. The store also carries
"We're an alternative music drums, mandolins and banjos.
store in that mom and dad don't Legend Music also carries out
have to lose their shirt to provide expert repairs on guitars and
a quality instrument and lessons. amplifiers.
In fact, since the store opened Mr. Broomer, a former
3 years, ago, Legend Music has musician himself who's found the
received praise for providing top- music store business a perfect fit
quality lessons by qualified, for him, says he's thankful for the
professional teachers. people of Ajax and Pickering
"Our student base has grown who've made the store the News
in the past three years," notes Advertiser's Readers' Choice for
Mr. Broomer. "The kids who best music store.
come here to learn how to Legend Music is open
play an instrument actually Monday to Thursday from
learn something. We've 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.;
really built our business on ) Friday from 11:30 a.m. to
the quality of the teachers 7:30 p.m. and Saturday
we have and how the kids from 9:30 to 5 p.m. The
are learning." \, store's located at 1211
Legend Music sells top- Kingston Rd., Unit 12A,
quality, but less expensive Pickering.
guitars from such makers For more information
are Alvarez. Ibanez and - about Legend Musk.
Takamine, amplifiers by call Mr. Broomer at
Crate, Marshall and Trace 837-2839.
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Everything for the garden at vandern�eer Nu
For 35 years, Vandermeer Nursery in
Ajax has been the area's first choice for year-
round gardening stock and supplies.
Having the best products as well as bring
in new items has proven to be successful for
the family-owned nursery over the years,"
says Jane Kristen of Vandermeer's.
"I believe we try to bring in the best prod-
ucts at the best prices and try to bring in new
things people haven't seen before;" she says.
Vandermeer's makes it easy for the most
avid to the amateur gardener to continue to
garden all year round. Everything required to
get the best results both indoors and out-
doors is available at the nursery. And, it's all
backed by helpful horticultural knowledge
and advice by Vandermeer's friendly staff.
In the spring, Vandermeer's prides itself
on having all the varieties of bedding plants
as well as all its customers' pottery and stat-
uary needs. There's also a full assortment of
trees and perennials. Currently, 90 per cent
of all annuals and perennials sold are pro-
duced on site, and many items are found ex-
clusively at Vandermeer Nursery.
Vandermeer's also sells a number of gift-
ware items, including the popular Victorian
Gazing Globes — a mirrored ball which are
placed on pedestals in the garden or hung
from trees.
Vandermeer's is now gearing up for the
Christmas season and is expanding its
Christmas stock this year with more indoor
house plants and pottery. The outlet is also
growing 12,000 poinsettias and 15,000 cy-
clamen plants. Each Yule season, the nursery
also has a large assortment of Christmas
trees as well as Barcana line of artificial
Christmas trees. There are also lots of
Christmas ornaments and decorations to
choose from to make Christmas an even
more magical holiday season.
Vandermeer Nursery Ltd. is at 588 Lak-
eridge Rd., Ajax. Call 427-2525.
What is a Genuine Factory Outlet
The Sure Fit Group of Companies had its
The original product line of slipcovers has been
beginnings in 1964 and in 1988 in a small area
extended to cover the dining room, kitchen
in the corner of the factory, no larger than your
kitchen, the Genuine Factory Outlet was born.
ensemble business with our Meal Time and
Elegant Dining home textiles. To further
Our first sales were on Saturday morning
compliment our home textile thrust, Sure Fit
where we sold our factory remnants to local
has expanded into the sot window covering
home sewers. This space has eventually grown
business accompanied by a new line of
to over 5,000 square feet, the size of the new
designer cushions. Sure Fit Ajax, also called
box stores which we find all over North
Home Decor Genuine Factory Outlet, is the
America. Sure Fit's business expanded rapidly
largest factory outlet in Durham. Their recently
with the North America major department store
expanded bed and bath departments are a real
and mass merchants. The result was we created
hit with the public, offering sheets, comforters,
many overruns and thus the requirement for a
pillow shams, bed skirts, down duvets and
Genuine Factory Outlet. Today there are 3
duvet covers, along with brand name towels
factory outlets, one in the original factory in
and accessories. They also carry beds, futons
Ajax, one in Kingston and a 12,000 square foot
and futons covers. Visit their showroom for a
giant factory outlet in Fall River, Mass.
great gift selection of home accessories,
The nineties have seen major expansion at
making ideal Christmas Gifts. Sure Fit is
Sure Fit Home Furnishings under the
located at 458 Fairall St, in Ajax, just south of
leadership of its owner, Bernard Barry.
the 401 off Westney.
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206 Harwood Ave. South
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Pickering Town Centre
Pickering
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Flower Shop
Oshawa Centre
Reed's Downtown Oshawa
Flower Shop
12 Simcoe St. South
Oshawa
Jeffrey, Philip and all
The Staff at Reed's
would like to extend our
sincere appreciation
to all our valued
customers for voting us
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IN DURHAM
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The Lewis family and
staff of Carpet Towne Floor-
ing Cente would like to
thank their customers for
choosing them as the num-
ber -one place for all their
Flooring needs. The Lewis'
built Carpet Towne on refer-
ral and repeat business and it
is very satisfying to know
that has not diminished over
time.
"It gives us great satisfac-
tion knowing all our cus-
tomer service is awarded in
this fashion." says sales
manager Steve Shand. "We
will strive to improve and
provide better service each
and every year and offer the
kind of atmosphere and cus-
tomer service that you de-
serve.
For the past 22 years,
Pickering and Ajax area res-
idents have been finding
what they need from Carpet
Towne Flooring Centre --
the people who know floor-
ing.
Carpet Towne has all
your flooring needs, whether
it's an area rug, wall-to-wall
broadloom or beautiful hard-
wood, vinyl or ceramic
flooring. The staff work
closely with you and your
budget so you'll be happy
with your selections.
Carpet Towne, which
opened in Pickering in 1978,
features a showroom high-
lighting the best incarpet
products from such manu-
facturers as Beaulieu, Cross-
ley and Shaw, to mention a
few.
Feel free to browse or ask
for help from the knowl-
edgeable and friendly staff,
who are up-to-date in al
areas of the flooring indus-
try. Don't hesitate to bring it
samples of your paint of
photos of your furniture, of
room. Combining your
needs and desires with the
expertise of the staff, you'll
find the perfect flooring tc
transform your home with
the look you'll be happy
with for many years to
come. You will find the
showroom has something
for every decor and every
price range.
The showroom also fea-
tures the latest in tough,
durable flooring by such
manufacturers as Pergo and
Wilsonart. In addition to
hardwood flooring, there's
also a large selection of ce-
ramic from wall to floor.
To cap everything off,
visit Carpet Towne's area
rug gallery and choose from
a selection of Chinese, Indi-
Enke BLssell Buick
Pontiac has proudly
served Duftm
for 27 years
Bruce Bissell Buick
Pontiac Ltd. has been serv-
ing Durham Region since
1972.
As a General Motors
dealer they offer a com-
plete line-up of new Ponti-
acs, Buicks and GMC
trucks.
Whether you lease or
buy the staff will get you
behind the wheel in a car
or truck that fits your
lifestyle and budget.
If you need a pre -owned
vehicle, Bruce Bissell
Buick Pontiac is a GM Op-
timum Used Vehicle Deal-
er.
This means each car or
truck must pass a I50 -
point inspection before k is
sold and comes with a 30 -
day exchange agreettrtent,
GM Warranty and Road-
side Asgistance.
Bissell offers a com-
plete service department
with factory -trained tech-
nicians and a large parts in-
ventory to support it.
There is also a complete
body and paint department
with the latest equipment
in order to turn out first-
class, guaranteed work,
and complete glass instal-
lation with its windshield
repair service.
Gord Mott, owner of
Bissell Buick Pontiac, says
"We have very little staff
turnover and enjoy a large
repeat and referral busi-
ness.
He would like to thank
all of their customers for
the continued success of
this dealership.
Bissell Buick Pontiac
Ltd. Is at 201 Bayly St. W.,
Ajax.
For more information,
call 683-6561.
an and Turkish rugs to com-
pliment your flooring.To en-
sure the perfect look, only
the best, professional in-
stallers are used.
Visit Carpet Towne's
showroom and you'll find a
relaxed and comfortable at-
mosphere. Their ultiniare
goal is service, satis(crc Jinn
and sincerity.
Carpet Towne is located
at 469 Kingston Road in
Pickering. For more infor-
mation, please call 905-831-
2111.
To better serve their cus-
tomers. Carpet Towne added
a new location in Whithv at
sly Dundas St. F.
The staff at Carpet Towne
encourage customers to fax
or email any feedback they
have to assist Carpet Towne
in their goal of complete
customer satisfaction. The
fax number is 831-7473. The
email addre o, is
cow-kncpca idirc,t.com.
rree �nop-ar-Home is now
available from Carpet Towne
Flooring Centre. for those who
prefer the con% enience of practi-
cal. expert adv ise in the comforts
of their own home. The Pickering'
shop -at-home number is '-800-
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THANK -YOU
Management, Staff & Sponsors of THE DELTA BINGO -
Pickering, would like to thank everyone for voting us the
winner of the 1999 Reader Choice Award. It is a great honour
and very much appreciated.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our
loyal players for their continued support. Due to the
generosity of our customers our charity groups have been
able to support or subsidize many local organizations, which
allows our community to flourish in many positive directions.
Once again Thank You!
Anna Hawe
Club Manager (AwaftThe Delta
Pickering
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An American
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East'Side'
Mario's - A Winner
in three categories in 1999
Visiting East Side Mario's is always an unforgettable experience at
- the Pickering Town Centre.
Fans of this unique eatery definitely did not forget about East Side
Mario's when voting in the 1999 Reader's Choice Awards.
We want to thank once again our loyal Customers and the many new
ones that have visited us in the past year.
At the Pickering location owned by Matthew Kraft, the American
Style Italian Eatery is known for great service, excellent food, value
and a delicious array of creative menu items.
Making customers' dining experience a memorable and enjoyable one
-is mays a Pah' and making it possible is the friendly
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WHEN YOU ARE HAVING NEW DENTURES MADE,
GO TO THE "SPECIALIST"
THE DENTURIST YOU SEE
THAT'S ALL HE DOES
HE MAKES DENTURES
Your Denturist is a Denture Specialist to make complete and
MOTS
partial Dentures. He is the only professional legislated
The main reason for sore spots is ill-fitting dentures -- it is a
"specifically" to make Dentures. For Service and "one on one"
combination of shrinking gums and Denture wear. See the
contact with the person who is actually making your Denture.
person who makes your Dentures.
we your local Dentunst for a consultation.
OTEFR REASONS
Do your dea4ues speed ■ore tie is a &m tbu is your
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spots. Bone chips can appear many years after the initial
A prominent biblical figure whose patience was legendary.
insertion. As we get older. our body goes through change.
who withstood pestilence and calamity, was beard to say one
tissue; mom sensitive to pressure. which leads to sore
Day that the only thing that got to him was "sore gums".
spots. Poor oral hygiene can be the reason for denture
discomfort. Dentures must be brushed thoroughly after every
QTS
The main reason for sore spots is ill-fitting dentures - It is a
meal.
combination of shrinking Gums and Denture wear.
TOE EASE DISCOMFORT
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Rinse your mouth with baking soda or Salt. Leave the
NEW DE FS
offending denture out as much as possible. You should brush
You can expect some adjustments the first month after
your gums. palate and tongue with a soft bristle Toothbrush
getting your dentures. It takes time to settle into place. At the
after every mal and before going to sleep. A sore mouth. if
first sign of discomfort. do not be alarmed. If it lasts more than
untreated. could lead to complications. If the problem recurs
3 or four days, contact your denturist.
UPPER
regularly. contact your local denturist.
DENTURES
The upper Denture is the "good Guy". The one that gets all
SERVICE WITH A S I
Seeing a dentunst can save you money. Denturist Fees are
the smiles. The Denture that causes the least discomfort. The
affordable because there are no cost marls ups or outside delays.
big plus the upper Denture is its suction. The Air caught
Mahe an appointment full or partial dentures. new or
between the palate of the denture and the roof of the mouth
replacement. refit or repairs. whatever your denture
makes an ideal suction cup.
requirements see a Dentunst A referral is not necessary
LOWER DENTURES
You can call William Steil D.D F.CA.D. (A) or Charles Wm.
Lower Dentures have become the "culpni' from much oral
Stnl D.D.
abuse. Lower dentures are much maligned. So much ;.; tzoole
For a free consultation Phone 1904169342%
tend to divorce them from your partner.
the upper Denture. The lower Denture
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seeks refuge to the most unlikely places.
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amongst lipsticks and combs in ladies'
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handbags. lunch pads. back pockets. and
REPAIRS (1 hr)
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if they have a caring owner. submerged
for in denture
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When it comes to quality
skating lessons, Laurie's
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"Thanks to all of our valued customers
who voted us Best Skating Program."
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For the second consecutive
year Carousel Wines has been ? ' t i
selected the best Brew your own Ch
store in Ajax/Pickering. Owner
Jazz Austin and his staff of Dave
Bergin, Richard Bod & Neil Bryson 1999
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would like to thank all their
customers for their continuing
patronage. They look forward to "FRT�SfR
being of continuing service.
THE FESTIVE SEASON IS APPROACHING.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS WINE
Carousel Wines
(across from LCBO)
1794 Liverpool Rd.
Pickering 831-3244
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Reed's is your first choice as
Reed's Florists,
and the 3rd oldest in the
Durham's oldest estab-
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lished florist, is the winner
They have locations
for the third year in a row in
at the Harwood Plaza and t
the 1999 Readers' Choice
the Pickering Town Centre
Awards.
as well as stores in t
Owner Jeffrey Wilson
Downtown Oshawa and the
says they were thrilled with
Oshawa Centre where they
the honour but also weren't
also won the Readers'
surprised because of their
Choice Award.
long history in Durham and
Reed's is a household
the entire country.
name that carries the best in t
"We want to thank
fresh flowers either grown
the readers who chose us
in the area or imported from "
number one Florist," says
around the world from such s
Jeffrey. "Their continued
places as Israel, Holland Fl
loyalty is the reason for our
and South America.
success.,,
They are the perfect
Reed's Florists is the
choice for flowers to cele -
oldest florist in Durham
brate anything from a birth-
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"People come to
1999 Reader Choice Award.
because they know
he staff are friendly and
Bring this coupon for a
helpful," says Jeffery.
I "FREE TAN or EYEBROW SHAPING"
And because we have a
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905) 683-6060.
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FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE YEARS!!!
BEST ACCOUNTING FIRM
1997...1998 AND 1999
JUDY KUKSIS CGA
Judy Kuksis is a Certified General
Accountant. She has been in public
practice for 8 years and has a very
strong background in Accounting,
Personal and Corporate taxes. She
provides a personalized service
which means she is available to
answer all your questions herself.
She is also personally involved in
all aspects of her client's accounts
which allows her to give them
sound advice. She provides all
types of accounting services from
year-end Corporate Financial
Statements and Corporate taxes to a
monthly accounting service.
Judy provides a very fast and efficient personal tax service and is.
extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of personal taxes. She
prepares computerized personal tax returns while the clients are in
her office and then Efiles (electronically files) them the same day.
The Clients usually receive their refunds within 2 weeks.
Judy provides a personal financial planning service. She will
evaluate your present position and determine what you should have
in place in order to achieve your goals by retirement. She will also
examine your family position to ensure you are well covered in the
event of any unexpected changes. If you are investing in RRSP's or
any other investment she can help you with this as well.
Please don't hesitate to call her with any questions. 905-420-
2081.
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Thank you Ajax & Pickering for
choosing Helping Hands Daycare
as your favourite Daycare for the
third year in a row
'We are .ery proud of our centres and always try
t,, go c the best care poLsihle to our families
r Our philosophy is w let the
children !earn & grow as
individuals as well as to a
group. to a safe, loving
environment, children are
r' encouraged to explore all
areas of development thru
play and also by weekly themes that are set out by their
teachers.
We pride ourselves on offering a program that is
relaxed and friendly, parents can drop their child off to
the morning and have peace of mind knowing their child
r will be well cared for.
Our Pickering location at IS„_ Whites Rd iAmberlea
Our Ajax location at 31 Brennan Rd Shopping Centre offers care for children aged 6 weeks to
Conveniently located beside Westney Heights 12 years old. This location offer an outsta-tdtng scnool-
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weeks to i years old. Cottle see our new ball -pit night camping, Wonderland and Ontario Place to name a
room it's a blast. few.
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The sounds and smells
of Little Italy at
East Side Mario's - Ajax
When you walk into
East Side Mario's. you're
walking into a place far
removed from the
surroundings outside its
doors. You're entering the
Little Italy district of
Manhattan, New York
City, with all the sounds
and smells and action
that makes this restaurant
unique.
The family dining
concept has been a big
attraction for area patrons
and many comment on
the interior design that
depicts a streetscape in
New York's Italian
section.
You'II enjoy the
storefront facades and
sidewalk displays with
related paraphernalia and
various scenes of the Big
Apple. Of course, the
food is the big attraction
at East Side Mario's. The
menu items at East Side
Mario's are made from
the freshest ingredients
and deri%ed from
American- hahan-,tvle
eateries with such a
varied menu including
Linguini Chicken
Tettrazini, Ribs and
Rotisserie Chicken, 10 -
ounce New York Strip
Loin to Angel -Hair
Primavera, you're sure to
find something for the
whole family. All East
Side Mario's entrees are
served with an unlimited
supply of Hearty
vegetable or Italian
wedding soup or Garden
or Caesar Salad and their
famous freshly baked
garlic homeloaf. It's
family value that can't be
beat.
When it comes to
service, you better look
out because it's an
experience you soon
won't forget.
"We overwhelm our
customers with service,"
says Emanuel. -Many
can't believe the attention
thev receive from our
staff. Their every need is
take care of.
Kid, eat free
Wednesdays. As of Oct.
18, East Side Mario's is
offering an all-new menu
to liberate your taste
buds.
A traditional bar area
portrays a pub -like
atmosphere with Hungry
Hours from 3:30-5:30
and 10:00 'til closing,
featuring half-price
appetizers. TV monitors
within the restaurant
display sporting events,
including the NTN
interactive entertainment
network of trivia games.
So, take a walk on the
East Side for a taste of
Little Italy where owners
Vickie and Emanuel
Camara of Ajax and
Bowmanville offer a full
menu until 1 a.m. and are
open seven days a week.
The Ajax East Side
Mario's is at 100
Westney Road South in
Transit Square. For more
information, call 619-
2229.
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offer an extra thank you to our valued loyal customers. We are committed to
quality customer service and have serviced the Durham Region with offices in
Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa, for over 20 years. We thank you again, and look
forward to continuing to serve the local community.
We would like to show our appreciation to the
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We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to you wonderful Black Dog patrons and News Advertiser
readers for honouring us with the "Best Pub" Readers Choice Award for the third vear in a row! We feel
doubly grateful, because we are also nominated for the second time as best "Business of theYear Award" b%-
the
ythe Chamber of Commerce. We are very proud of this recognition.
It's who we are, and the way we do business.
If you've never experienced Black Dog hospitality, our first class "real British pub" atmosphere, quaintness,
mature clientele and the most gracious and hospitable staff are a rare breed that's above and beyond the
rest.
We have the only smoke-free dining room, a pub room with the best fresh air system available in Toronto, a
banquet/corporate room and catering facilities.
We feature an extensive continental menu, quick lunches, delectable and heart smart dishes with an excel-
- -lent collection of wines, scotches and finest of beers of the world.
We've heard time and again that we're the best place in town to bring friends, clients, family and visitors
you really want to impress. You are a stranger here, but once.
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and acknowledgement.
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Original Owner & Operator Since 1993
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(S. of Hwy. 401, east of Pbrt Union Rd amm from White Rose) (416)286-4544
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Pickering Toyota's Readers Choice Hat -trick
The growth and prosperity Pickering has
experienced has also been realized by
Pickering Toyota, a leader in new and
used car sales and customer service
celebrating its 11th anniversary in 1999.
Pickering Toyota, headed by general
manager Dave Hong, has achieved the
enviable distinction of becoming one of
the top Toyota dealerships in the
province, and it's due to the line-up of
quality Toyota cars and trucks, its
unmatched commitment to customer
service and, of course, to customers
who've come to expect the quality of
Toyota.
"The dealership has grown with the
community over the past several years.
Its a nice achievement to double our
business over the past four years. With
the growth of the community, Pickering
Toyota has become one of the largest
volume Toyota dealerships in Ontario, just
outside of the top 10," says Wayne Turner,
the sales manager at Pickering Toyota for
the past six years.
The service department at Pickering
Toyota, under the guidance of service
manager Pat Barnes who's been with the
dealership for the past 10 years, is a full-
service, state-of-the-art facility. It even
offers drive-thru service, Express Lube,
where customers can get their 6,000 -
kilometre service in 29 minutes
guaranteed or the next visit is free. The
dealership now has a new body shop
facility as part of its service department.
"Customer service is second to none
here:" says Mr. Turner. "We strive to back
up our commitment in service. You not
only get quality vehicles here, you get
quality sery ce"
Toyota itself has built its automotive
reputation on three principles -- ODR --
quality, durability and reliability. All Toyota
vehicles, from the Echo, Corolla, Camry
and Solara, the flagship Avalon through
to its Tacoma and Tundra trucks, as well
as its Rav4 and 4 Runner sport utility
vehicles and its Sienna mini -vans and its
new -for -2000 Echo and Celica, are all
noted for worry -free driving. In fact, the
Toyota Corolla is now the number -one
selling vehicle worldwide.
And, with leasing being a popular way to
enjoy a new Toyota vehicle, owning one is
more affordable than ever, says Mr.
Turner.
Pickering Toyota, says Mr. Turner, is a
very team -oriented business, with
everyone on staff pulling together to give
the dealership's customers the best
possible service. He points to the fact
Pickering Toyota's sales staff has
remained the same for the past several
years.
"There's a lot of emphasis placed on
team spirit here and it rubs off on our
customers. We sell a quality product, so
we strive to see that every customer is
happy. That is Pickering Toyota's
trademark. The customers have to be
happy with the process of buying a
vehicle" says Mr. Turner.
The dealership also carries a good
selection of certified quality used
vehicles, offering the largest selection of
used Toyotas in Durham Region. Each
used vehicle goes through a rigorous
inspection prior to going on the lot. The
balance of any warranties are honored
and all used cars come with a 30 -day
goodwill guarantee for vehicles with no
manufacturer's warranty.
Pickering Toyota is at 557 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering.
For more information, call 420-9000.
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Unique Giftware & Collectibles
Friendly, helpful service along with a
wide assortment of unique giftware
and collectibles go hand in hand
making The Gift Gallery in Ajax the
Reader's Choice recipient for the
best gift store.
The owners, Kathie and Gord
Dixon, extend a special thanks to all
the wonderful customers who
continually frequent The Gift Gallery
and for all the special compliments
given on a regular basis.
The store is starting its ninth year
in business as of Nov. 1, 1999. Noted
for the quality and distinct variety of
its merchandise, The Gift Gallery is
a Bradford Exchange dealer and
carries Snowbabies, Seraphim
Angels. Boyd's Bears, Cherished
Teddies.Circle of Love,
Trisha Romance plates and dolls,
Fritz and Floyd, religious items and
home decor.
Kathie and Gord wish to take this
opportunity to gratefully acknowledge
two very special employees, Colleen
and Wendy, for their
part in The Gift
Gallery growth. Their\
talents and
dedication to their r"
work are outstanding.
The Gift Gallery -
offers complimentary gift wrapping
and a three month layaway plan.
Hours of operation are Mon. to Wed.
9:30-8, Thurs. and Fri. 9:30-9 and
Sun 12:00-5. The store is located in
the Baywood Centre on Bayly, one
block west of Harwood Ave. For
more information call 427-5589
"Bradford Exchange Plates
Boyds Bears - Cherished Teddies
- Snowbabies
Religious items - Seraphim Angels
Home Decor - Fitz and Floyd
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or You Two Maternity thanks its customers
For lbu Two Maternity is a
similar name to most
families that have had a
baby in the last 11 years, so
Ws not a surprise that For
You Two Maternity has won
the Readers' Choice Award
for the second year in a row.
Owner Linda Gilbert-
Gedrnintas, a I i f e4ong
resident of Ajax -Pickering,
opened For You Two
Maternity in 1986 at Hwy. 2
and Whites Road. In 1997,
the business moved to a
Linda Gilbert-
all Mason
Linda Kemp .,:Jude Sherlock
friendlier shoppe at The Courtyard
in Pickering Village.
Linda and her dedicated staff
focus on customer service. For
You Two Maternity boasts a 40 per
cent referral rate, that's thanks to
the remarkable service, huge
selection and great prices on
fashions, nursing wear and breast
PUMPS.
In 1995, For You Two Maternity
was the proud recipient of the
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's
'Business Excellence Award"
recognizing the business's
commitment to continuous
improvement and quality
standards.
Linda is determined to source
wonderful maternity fashions direct
from the manufaclurers, offering
afbrdable styles that look good and
W great. New stock arrives daily
Preparations are under way For
You Two Maternity's 11 anniversary
celebrations.
For more information, call For
You Two Maternity at 426-2088
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Co-op goes back for the future
`Inclusive' housing project celebrates fifth anniversary with time capsule
PICKERING — A housing co-
operative here is celebrating its fifth
anniversary as a "diverse, welcoming
and inclusive community" and has
prepared a time capsule to be opened
in 2020.
Rougemount Co-operative was
-envisioned, planned and brought to
reality" by a group of 12 Durham Re-
gion families "who wanted to ensure
a future for their sons and daughters
with a disability within the heart of a
welcoming community and where
they would be valued contributing
members;' a news release from the
co-operative reports.
The co-operative housing facility
is home to more than 200 people, in-
cluding families, single people and
seniors.
Plans for a time capsule have been
in the works since the creation of the
co-op.
The Rougemount Co-operative
time capsule will contain letters, pho-
tographs, birthday cards to children
of members, official documents relat-
ed to the building, memories of resi-
dential life at Rougemount and of the
Pickering community, along with
their dreams and wishes for the fu-
ture.
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Ing residents (from left) Shana that will go into a time capsule to
Malhotra, Trjfanv Dane and Hilda be opened in 2020.
Durham College university proposal
finds ear at Queen's Park
BY CHR/STY CHASE
Staff Writer
OSHA%A — Durham College
president Gary Polonsky is -cau-
tiously encouraged" after pitching his
college -university idea to the
Province recently.
"No one threw us out of their of-
fice;' he said.
-They were intrigued. I think they
found the idea interesting. We left
cautiously encouraged"
Mr. Polonsky and the college are
pushing to make Durham "an applied
and integrated university -college;'
offering students hands-on college
education along with the chance to
upgrade to applied degrees and bach-
elor of arts and sciences degrees.
Mr. Polonsky and government of-
ficials met in early October to discuss
Durham's plan, the first of many
meetings, he said.
" I believe they felt our vision was
compatible with what the market is
calling for and with what the govern-
ment is calling for," Mr. Polonsky
said.
He pointed to last Thursday's
throne speech, which states the
provincial government will expand
the number of community college
and university courses with direct job
links.
Durham has also been very job -
GARY POLONSKY
'I believe they thought our vision
was compatible with what the
market is calling for...'
oriented in its programs and courses,
Mr. Polonsky said. In the past, he's
said Durham, as a college or universi-
ty, will continue to keep its roots in
the workplace.
An integrated college -university
will give students more options in
post -secondary education.
Mr. Polonsky said the process will
Crafty people sought for Lioness sale
AJAX — The Ajax Lioness Club
is still looking for more crafters for
its upcoming annual craft sale.
The sale is set for Saturday, Nov. 6
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St.
Bernadette's Church, at the corner of
Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street.
All profits from the sale will be
channelled to local charities.
For more information or to reserve
a table at the event, call Germaine at
683-3323.
take time.
-There's still a long journey;' he
,,aid. -There will be literally dozens
more meetings before we get a signal
to expect an act, legislation"
Durham also has much work to do
to transform its vision into a detailed
proposal, he added.
He expects the proposal to be
complete in the first quarter or half of
2000.
Mr. Polonsky has said he'd like to
see legislation enacted in later 2000
with the university ready for 2002.
Durham already offers some day
university courses at its Oshawa cam-
pus through Trent and York universi-
ties.
It hopes to one day operate a uni-
versity on its own.
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Halloween Dance
Canadian recording
artist Anita Perras will be
performing at a Halloween
Dance in aid of Lupus.
The event will take
place at the Garnet B.
Rickard Recreation Com-
plex, Hwy. 2 and Durham
Rd. 57 on Saturday, Oct.
30 at 7 p.m.
The concert is spon-
sored by the family and
friends of Darlene Top-
pie/Kortakaas.
The event will include
prizes for best costume, a
silent auction and a cash
bar, and there will be a DJ
from 7 to 9 p.m.
The Anita Perras con-
cert begins at 9 p.m. and
runs until I a.m.
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mation, call 619-0000.
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Panthers win, Panthers win!
Pickering juniors sandwich first victory between two more losses
BY Al- R/VE7T trails St. Michael's and Os -
Pat O'Halloran, John
Sports Editor hawa. tied for seventhlace
P Buscema and Oliver Lopez
PICKERING — It took a in the conference with eight g scored for Pickering.
lot of blood, sweat and tur- points. In the loss to St. Mike's,
moil, not to mention 16 The Panthers' first win of "' the Panthers let an otherwise j
games, but the Pickering the season may serve to get close game get away in the
Boyer Pontiac Panthers final- the monkey off the team's third period. Trailing 5-4 with
ly have their first win of the back, putting a small ray of >= just more than five -and -a -half
junior hockey season. light on a dark period for the - minutes to play, the Panthers
The Panthers dominated franchise. The squad's dismal took a double -minor penalty,
the North York Rangers from start hit its lowestpint when
ix allowing the Buzzers to score
start to finish en route to a 5- the coaching staff quit two two powerplay goals to put
1 victory in North York Fri- weeks ago. the game on ice. St. Mike's
day night. The win was the "I can see the players' scored one more into an j
silver lining to an otherwise faces have changed after we RON BLIZZARD empty net. `
bad week for the OHA On- won;' says Panthers' general Plans to have new head Winder, O'Halloran,
tario Provincial Junior 'A' manager and interim coach coach in place this week. Schofield and Doug Carr tal-
Hockey League club. At the Ron Blizzard. "We beat them lied for Pickering.
Pickering Recreation Com- convincingly and they Buxton, a veteran pick-up On the coaching front,
plex Sunday night, the Pan- showed me that they can win. from the Coilingwood Blues, Blizzard says he has nar-
thers couldn't hold a third- The guys have been sticking scored for the Panthers rowed the candidates from
period lead and ended up los- together, we've been sticking against North York. six to two and hopes to have
ing 5-3 to the Markham Wax- to a plan and it finally Paul Guthrie earned the a new bench boss in place by
ers. On Thursday night in worked" win in the Panthers' net, fac- the end of this week.
Toronto against the St. The: Panthers held a 2-0 ing 21 shots. The Panthers' next home
Michael's Buzzers, the Pick- lead after the first period, in- In Sunday's game against game is against the Oshawa
enng juniors were defeated creased their advantage to 3- Markham, the Panthers Legionaires at the complex
7-4. 0 after 40 minutes and added couldn't hold a 3-2 edge in this Friday. Game time is
The Panthers continue to two more markers in the the final 20 minutes of play. 7:30 p.m.
bring up the rear in the third. [Markham scored !hree unan-
league's South Conference Mike Hanna, Garret swered goals in the final
with a dismal record of 1-12- Winder, Matt Garisto, Dan frame, including one into an
4 for six points. Pickering Schofield and newcomer Ben empty net.
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girls lead
Dunbarton High
cross-country team
PICKERING — Dun-
barton High School Spar-
tans cross-country runners
made fast tracks at the Eto-
bicoke Cross -Country :deet
at Centennial Park last Sat-
urday.
Secondary school ath-
letes from across Ontario
participated.
The Dunbarton midget
girls' team finished third
overall at the competition.
Meanwhile, the junior girls'
squad finished eighth.
The Spartans' midget
girls' team was led by Elyse
Campbell who finished sev-
enth. She was followed by
teammates Tenn Seeney
(25th). Courtney Lumsden
(51st) and Kr -,sten Perks
(79th).
Alicia Kaye finished
10th for Dunbarton in the
junior girls' event. Ashley
Colvin placed 47th, Kim
Scott was 72nd and Anne
Jamieson 79th.
In the junior boys' event,
Josh Lumsden placed 23rd
and Adam Morrison fin-
ished 35th for Dunbarton.
Brian Amero was 65th
for the Spartans in the
midget boys' race and Chris
Burnett 167th.
Cross-country runners
from other area schools also
fared well at the Etobicoke
event. Ian Mayne of St.
Mary Catholic Secondary
School in Pickering placed
second in the junior boys'
race. Matt Leduc of Picker-
ing High School in Ajax fin-
ished 19th in the senior
bovs' event.
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Sport SHORTS
OCT 26. 1999
Squash tourney
courts players
AJAX — A long-time fund-raising
tournament is courting older squash
players for a good cause next month.
The eighth annual Chris Doona Vets
Squash Tournament is at the Ajax Com-
munity Centre Nov. 12 to 14. Its for men
and women in the over -30, over -40 and
over -50 age brackets. An open -age cate-
gory will also be offered.
The annual event celebrates the lives
of two Ajax Squash Club members —
Chris Doona and Lee Hanebury — who
embraced the qualities of sportsmanship,
humour and fair play. Both lost their bat-
tles with cancer.
All proceeds from the tournament will
be donated to the Ajax chapter of the
Canadian Cancer Society.
The Doona and Hanebury families
will be on hand throughout the weekend
to present prizes to the winners at the
conclusion of the tournament.
The tourney offers food and prizes
and promises to be fun for the players.
Call Vicki Gleeson at 427-7059 or
Andy McPhee at 683-6142.
Gunners, goalies lead
midgets to tourney win
PICKERING — The Pickering Pan-
thers Bay Sports midget 'AA' team post.
ed a perfect 5-0 record to capture the
championship at the annual Whitby
Thanksgiving tournament.
The Panthers outscored the opposi-
tion 25-4 through the tourney as they
combined a potent, balanced attack with
stellar goaltending from the tandem of
Scott Gray and Garett McKinnon.
In the championship final. the Bay
Sports Panthers were firing on all cylin-
ders as they rolled over Port Perry 8-1.
Brett Carpenter scored a pair of goals,
Kevin Rogers, Brad O'Neil, Shawn Coop-
er, Mike Mitchell, Mark Rogers and David
Hughes netted singles. Assisting were
Kevin Rogers, Mike Dawson, Paul Cain,
O'Neil, Cooper, Mitchell, Jon Walsh,
Mark Rogers and Hughes.
The Pickering midgets advanced to
the final after scoring a 5-1 victory over
Oshawa in the semi-final. Pickering spot-
ted Oshawa an early 1-0 lead. Cooper
led the attack with a goal and two assists.
Dawson, O'Neil and Mitchell each con-
tributed a goal and an assist. Mark
Rogers picked up the other marker. Kevin
Rogers and Walsh earned assists.
The Bay Sports midgets opened the
tournament with a 3-0 win over rival Ajax
Knights. Scott Gray was perfect in net to
record the shutout. Cain scored the game
winter midway through the second peri-
od on a blast from the pout after Mitchel
won the face-off. Mitchell and Carpenter
also tallied. Dawson and Aaron Calder
chipped in with assists.
Pickering defeated the Mississauga
Braves 4-1 in the second game. Hughes
notched a pair of goals, Jaynes Judges
and O'Neil added one apiece. Mark
Rogers recorded two assists, Cain, Kevin
Rogers and Mitchell each had one. Gray
was outstanding in net, facing 26 Missis-
sauga shots.
In the final preliminary -round con-
test, Carpenter scored a hat trick and
added two assists to lead Pickering to a
5-1 win over Milton. Also scoring were
O'Neil with a goal and two assists,
Kevin Rogers with a goal and an as-
sist and Calder with a single helper.
Goalie McKinnon played well, facing
26 Milton shots.
Other team members are Tony
McMulkin, Craig Lillie, Darryn Dubeau
and Scott Vahey.
Loose puck
Whitt» Wildcats Greg Williams (17) tries
to heat Ajax -Pickering Raiders goaltender
Brian Horner to a loose puck, while
Dolphins ground
Grizzlies for three wins
ANDREW tWANOWSKII News Advertiser photo
Raiders Andrew Sarver (9) prepares to
check the Whithv plaver during recent
,�
All three Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Football
Club teams turned in winning efforts in Central
Ontario Minor Football League clashes recently.
The Dolphins tykes got past the North York
Grizzlies 15-6 in North York. The Grizzlies
struck first, scoring the opening touchdown of
the contest. But, the Dolphins took over from
there. Led by the inspired work of the offensive
line of Justice Mounsey, Jonathan Hosein, Wes-
ley Northam, Scott Campbell, Broc Elliot, Jide
Utomi, Justin Smith and Rotimi Olusoga, the
Dolphins dominated the line of scrimmage.
Fullback Huntley Richards powered his way
to two majors. Running back Robert Spagnola
excited the fans with several fine nuns in the
contest to set up touchdowns.
The Dolphins' aggressive defence reacted
well to various North York offensive formations
and shut them down after their first-quarter
touchdown. In the fourth quarter, the defence's
fine play drove the Grizzlies into their end zone
to produce a two-point safety for Ajax -Picker-
ing.
Rotimi Olusoga and Justin Smith were
named offensive stars of the game for the Dol-
phins' tykes. The defensive game stars were
David McIlravey and Marc Gregoire.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins' peewees were in
Markham to play the Raiders when they posted
an impressive 32-22 victory. Jason Collins
scored two touchdowns for Ajax -Pickering. The
Dolphins played well on both sides of the ball in
the contest. Strong kicking by James L.eckey
and a great game by Justin Malik were keys to
the win.
The defensive game star for the Dolphins'
peewees was Brendan Doyle. Collins was
named the offensive star.
The Dolphins' atoms blanked the North York
Grizzlies 22-0 in North York. No further infor-
mation was made available to the News Adver-
tiser.
Hot goalie,
penalty -killers
pace bantams
PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers
Bay Cycle -Tact Construction minor bantam
select hockey team skated to its first road vic-
tory of regular -season play, defeating
Markham 5-2 recently.
The strong goaltending of Andrew Wilcox
and the Panthers' penalty -killing were the keys
to the second win of the season by the Picker-
ing bantams. The Panthers found themselves
short-handed on several occasions in the con-
test. but were able to shut down Markham's
powerplay for the win.
Panthers' defcnceman Colin Frizzell
opened the scoring in the first period. John
Kenthol and Troy Carpenter drew assists.
Shawn Dubeau scored the first of his two
goals in the game to give the Panthers a 2-1
edge heading into the final period. Brendan
Bowes and Chris Walsh assisted on the goal.
The undefeated Panthers notched three
goals in the third period, the first off Carpen-
ter's stick. Andrew Hackett and Colin Camp-
bell set up what proved to be the winning
marker. The Pickering offence kept up the
pressure and was rewarded with its second
goal of the stanza by Chris Macilwain, from
Hackett and Carpenter, who recorded his third
point of the night. Dubcau scored his second
goal of the game with less than two minutes to
go on a pass from Craig Burrell.
Other Panthers players are Paul Denis. Jesse
Seward, Brian Walders. Jason Costa and [an
Chassels.
The team is coached by Paul Carpenter, as-
sisted by Al Macilwain and Ian Hackett. The
minor nantam hockev action. ulanar,cJ " amplacn ncnunut.
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We are looldrtg for a top notch GFNI RAL MANAGBi for
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( :SOK per year for the right candidate)
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PROTECT MANAGER
A leading Automotive Retail Facility
Planning company, located in the Oshawa
area, is looking for a pro -active Project Man-
ager.
ao-ager. The ideal candidate will be an ar-
chitectural technologist, have 5-10 years'
Project management experience, and strong
skills in CAD and MS Office software. A
demonstrated high degree of professionalism
is essential as this position works directly
with High Profile clients and our suppliers.
This is a detail -oriented position requiring
excellent written and oral communication
skills. Preferences will be given to applicants
with experience with signage and corporate
image projects. Bilingual (FrenchilEnglish)
language skills would also be an asset.
Please fax a copy of your current resume and
salary expectations to:
(905)434-2566
Only those whicants to be interviewed
will be contacted
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WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive Canadian manufacturer of
custom moulded rubber and plastic products, is currently seeking
a qualified
MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT
Applicants must be able to complete mechanical installations at
trouble shoot mechanical problems. In addition to the mechanic
requirements the ideal candidate must be able to perform son
routine electrical maintenance. Position involves shift work.
Qualifications: Millwright's license is mandatory with a minimu
6 years experience in a manufacturing environment. You will I
required to supply your own tools. You must possess the ability
work with minimal supervision.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human Resources Department
1707 Harbour Street
Whitby, Ontario L1N 91136
or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414
Only applicants selected tier o!tcr ,. - -ontacted.
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905) 623-6273
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Requires:
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For Part Time Work:
Evenings and Weekends
PREMIUM $$$ PAID
(905) 640-5222 or 1-800-263-3325
FAX (905) 640-1748 Attn: James
Medicinal Herb Grower/Alanufacturer
Requires full time Indtvlduai.
General maintenance - some lifting involved.
Delivery route and supplies pick up to Toronto twice weekly.
Must be reliable, responsible, clean driving record.
References required.
Please fax resume to: (705) 437-4383
No phone Inquires please
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
requires
NEN1'SPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers twice a week In the
following areas:
UXBRIDGE
Main St. N.
Campbell Dr.
Beswick Dr.
South Balsam
James St.
Joseph St.
Mill St.
Water St.
Wheler Crt.
CANNINGTON
Adelaide St.
Cameron St.E.
McKay St.
York St.
GOODWOOD
Durham Rd. 21
Hwy 47
Front St.
Tindal Lane
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Lembitu
Mannitu
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CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
requires
RURAL ROUTE CARRIERS
to deriver papers twice a week m the
Mowing areas:
UXBRIDGE NORTH
SANDFORD AREA
Must have a reliable vehicle
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
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CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or Individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application In an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list In
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are fazed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the tile number.
Originals must be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
1-1 Assistant Store Manger
Customer Service Rep.
Concrete Pump Operator
i General Labourer
i Jr. Computer Programmer
i Warehouse Production
'Must be 15 to 24 years of age
'Out of School and work
Apply in person at:
1400 Bayry St. Suite 16B
(Beside the Pickering Go Station)
or call B39-8011
DAIRY EQUIPMENT DEALERSHIP
Seeking Sales/Service
Person in area.
Must have ability to work and plan
independently service experience
preferred, stales and agricultural back-
ground a plus. Extensive training pt ograrn
and growth potentlal.
Plembe fax restalrte to (905) 655400
or phare 905-655.3177
FOR CHRIS'1'M"
Toy & Gift
Warehouse Sale In Pickering
Hours: Mon. -Fri. 18 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CALL: (416) 940-7247
Is looking for reliable people to insert and
deliver papers and flyers door to door every
Tuesday, *W6driesday, Friday and Saturday in
the Pickering area. Deliveries must be com-
pleted by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle.
For more information
call 905-683-6117
Toronto Una. (416) 798-7259
24440ur Fax: (905) 579-4218
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TRAFFIC MANAGER REQUIRED
Manufacturer & International Distributor is
seeking an experienced person to perform
shipping/receiving functions In a fast paced
environment. Experience in international
shipping, customs documentation, and
materials handling essential. Must be an
organized individual with computer and
tow motor skills. Experience in a similar
position is essential. We're looking for
expertise. Forward resume with salary
OAI1Gt,ld0UlnJ. UUdU1111C IV[ cipp11UdlIU11 lb
November 5:
Michele Dinga
Old Port International Marketing Inc.
16050 Old Simcoe Rd.
Port Perry, Ont. L9L 1P3
Fax: 905-985-0676
Email: mdinga@oldport.net
Only applicants selected for interview
uiill be contacted.
News Advertiser is seeking
contractor to deliver to rural areas
in Pickering. Work consists of
collation and distribution of
needed one day/week.
Duties include cleaning
and laundry.
No child care required.
Please forward resume
outlining experience and
references to:
24 Toronto S.N.
Uxbridge ON
L9P 1E6
File #3708
. VlxAl twJ111Y IC
of travel ram b U-1 in-
stdutt specializing in Travel
and Tourism Training. Next
class begins Nov 1 Please
call 90.5-725-3919
JWP DISTRIBUTION SERVIC-
ES INC., a reputable. estab-
lished and expanding Picker -
mg based couner company.
has immediate openings for
enthusiastic broker drivers
with a small car or mini van
Geographical knowledge of
Metro Toronto is beneficial
Interested partes call AI or
Vali at (905) 420-6705
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long-
term temp must have 6
months workup experience 8
safety steel -toed boats Pick-
ering through Oshawa areas
Car an asset From $7.50 to
$9 00 per hr We wd be inter-
viewing at the Oshawa Civic
Audtonum 99 Thortton Road
South. Oshawa. Every Tues
and Thurs 930 a m- 2 p m
Data Research Assistant
We require a mature, outgoing person,
with good telephone manner and com-
puter skills. This position is to assist in
the acquisition of information and educa-
tion of clients, with regards to the ever
growing construction industry. We are a
very unique industry and you will be re-
quired to learn various building codes and
general related knowledge.
Please Send resumes only:
1885 Clements Road, Unit 215
rtctcenng vntano
L1 W 3V4
Fax; 905-427-2545
Attention; Personnel
DEALERSHIP
An experienced person is
required for Accounts Payable
and general accounting functions.
Dealership experience required.
Please send resume to:
File #441
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ontario.
LIH 71_5
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side standard office hours. You will be re-
nsible for the assignment of staff to fulfill
care requirements of our clients. Hours
be worked both in the Branch and in your
The successful candidate will possess:
RPN /PSW Certificate / Background
Knowledge of Community Health Care
Excellent verbaVwritten communication ski
in English
Excellent organizational & interpersonal skills
Demonstrated ability to multi -task
Demonstrated ability to meet tight deadlines
Office experience an asset
Fax resume immediately to:
(905) 576-8852
Attn. Branch Manager
Equal Opportunity Employer
• We thank all applicants for applying,
only those contacted will be interviewed.
CHILDCARE - Oualified ECE
call
APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2
with First Aid and CPR Oua6-
door frost free, deluxe stove.
ty programming (music, sto-
matching heavy duty washer
nes, trans, outdoor play)
I dryer $675 all - will spa
meals, snacks. LiverpooU
rate Also Kenmore washer
Krosno area. Call (905)839-
used 2 years $250 Pickering
6458.
416-822-9369.
CHILDCARE availble for new-
CANOPY BED, wrought iron,
born a up LiverpooVKrosrto
queen orthopedic mattress
area. Oil provide reapts. rel-
Set. New Cost $1.200 Sacri-
erences, meals, snacks. Call
fid $5DO. Can deliver. (416)-
Mrla 905-420-3054
726-9685.
RESPONSIBLE NOME child
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
care. 10 yrs experience Ird-
100% nylon, new stain re -
ants to 10 yrs CPR Creative
1eise carpets on hand I wily
play Outdoor activities.
carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price
Church/Delaney. Call Elaine
includes carpel, premium pad.
905-683-0352.
expert installation. fast deliv-
LIYE-OUT nanny wanted. 1
ery, free estimates (30 Yards).
infant 4-5 days/week Non-
Norman 686-2314.
smoker, light housekeepping.
CARPETS SALE B HARD -
references required. Shep-
WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3
parcVRosebank area. Call
rooms $339. (30 sq. yd) In -
(905)831 fi317
dudes carpet. premium pad
DICKERING Beach / Rofle:
and installation. Free esti-
Loving daycare. 18 months to
nates, carpet repairs. Serv-
12 years Daily outings
Ing Durham and surrounding
(lenad backyard and park)
area Credit Cards
Crafts. story time. music. nu-
Call Sam 905-686 1772
tntious meals d snacks First
CARPET AND VINYL . Capel
Aid. CPR certified Non-
three rooms. 30 square yards.
smo ing. receipts 905-428-
from $329 Installed, I will dis-
Ti
couxt your best quote up to
Fal1[I: (416) 29a99r,
10% Customer satisfaction
1 Wow,di
guaranteed Cal Mike fa your
Mems bike $5 Ladies
free estimate. 905-431-4040
CDA/PDA seeking full time or
COMPUTER FACTORY
Part time employment. HARP
BLOWOUT Amazing 1 yr no
Certified. 3 yrs experience
mk 17051 745-2453
payments, then $16/wk (OAC)
tvaWbk Immediately '� Mhz loaded. printer,
1 Sal•• HekVAgartt• Skilled Help � morxtor, m,ernet. Software and
6uskr•s ro more Free scanner, delivery
i irrrecn Will n rnair_u• U. 1 and setup 1-80G-515-5545.
papers and flyers.
Three days a week.
Must have vehicle.
Please contact
Camille at 683-5117
LOOKING FOR enthusiastic
E C E Assistants and supply
staff lot child care centre m
Part Perry and Uxbridge area
Aptly by conlaclmp Karen
James at 905.985-0800 or
Fax resume to 905-852.9356
MARE MONEY AT HOME unto
rr�- pe•so^al #movie y
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f� ffirfr Srarboldlgdb iraNeb.
Asa BCJIK'Ih Jecrelan YOU will protide secretarial,
siauc hboard and acim�usuairve
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Needed
For Xmas selling
%,I of 5 y s expenence m an
�fection Molding PWnf
SVong electrical & PL C
troubleshooting skulls as well
as extensive hydraulic/
pneumatic repair and rebuild-
ng skills p to uliize0 Fab -
notion exp using T t G and
M I G welding equipment With
R.M T. WANTED busy pro-
feSsioral 7, tear practice for
sale South Ourtam Owner
moving please repel by re
wine to File 0440. cro This
Week. Oshawa, Ontario LIH
71.5
1 Fsewood
COMPUTER FACTORY
BLOWOUT. A„an,,, t yr no
m
44000 #Mhz loaded. pirmler.
mp�pr nternet. software and
more Fra scanner, delivery
and sehtp 1.800.515-5515
COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pe 9
ism starter system $429
of great thin in StrtY for You:
It ,
NOW HIRItiG ININIEDIATELY
proven methods to get you
stared For details send
The ideal candidate must have: min. 2 Yrs bflsiness
experience or a related business school degree.
No Quotas
basic machining skills is an
mail resume to 10 Rodda
Pentium laptop 1744. 233MHz
rnlemet system $699 Loaded
Full and Part time
SASE to AMR ENTER-
Excellent orgo"au°ml dt inWPOManl skills 1 -T -a
661-x659
asset Self starters who can
KOZT NEAT FIREWOOD. ex-
celkrn very best quaity hard-
35OMHz system $889 We
Storefront Personnel
PAISES 15-75 " St W.
Suite 203 AwI. om L,S7K7
systetn e1�er� with Loan 123 & WordPerfect for
EARN EXTRA CASH s
work with min
vie tyke plortr Wages o be
wood, guaranteed arra
fully
I" Y�pppgrrades aid di6-
putt reps 1905)655-3661
No experience necessary. ti1oming and
MASSEY-S RESTAURAN• a
vrishdovrs. Previas exper with 6ti0 9002
offer c j,
Call Pauline
negotiated Fax resume to
14161292-2094
time seasoned cul I
6
Split Honest mawrement.
heedelivery.
CONTENTS SALE: 8 -sea d-
2
evening shifts available.
q",.s expe.,cnced se�.ers,
dualsp�resllae m
Its
$249 ' Extra -cap. wasP
Cter Ir Maeketk aed AP-
905-753-2246
minq room double pedesW. -
lets. $102 eunetr
to: 1750 Bayll St. W. Pickerin
Weeriendvrngms n
person
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416-39&9390
'�'tFITTER 8 WELDERS
requre,t too
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST toApply
extends.
nutcn 6s . 2 arm chairs 1
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MATURE HELP Headed Must
Road
Scatrborough. ON MIS
OSHAWA 3 Premier Bed
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metal fabricator
tadisned rusty labrnnhor n
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ualny seasoned turdwoor.
Pnditrrhp Afyu, Whod
soft -chars excellent cund-
tion $2500 Barbecue tow
w
De flexible for days ever-
SCS
room Speciality Store is
Ion full Orae Saks
with Blueprints and work with
by andOsnaWa Car
DURWIM FIREWOOD
twice W duly Cover.
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195 Thotkscin Rd N. Whtby
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tune rft required Pan-bme or sa oupon supplies n Toronto N .p assist local twrdrarsrp xrOSs Ganadi from our 4S DENTAL assist'recepr requd Furniture World Chairs 1500, with mirror. fdeart, srceeaN
Full-time eve and wee- I wrr arras $faDmt t Condition. asking $250. Call
kends E�ereena preferred resume to m CvtuNiers Uowooloosay a Varqus Q4-921rs
available to (9 Call 1-9 51 404 1216
Also txxtnmtncw: required for UNDERtaODp'S. Ito Frky a fax (9051 401-9550
dart amileve:nrgs and wee- Ave 1Wx. Drtarq Fax (905)
kends Seeing skills an asset 619.9929 Emil - PAINTERS WAIMO. New
Shoppers Drug Man. 1300 stuppbn*uwood corn Musing Hnirrtv or yacewort
King St Eat, Osnkw Fax re- to" Must have tools. veM-
arm to (9059334660
CW DCARE M WMTIY "'
pares E C E or Atssrant tak-
ing ECE own Also cook po-
srbon available. experienced
CIA me -901,
CLASS 'A' . D2 G Driver and
movers helpers required fa
furniture hrroing Salary
based on quaMrnnpx Ex-
pefolonce Cal 905-
CLEAINNC PU40 needed
fa every second Thursday or
Friday Mfro kke dogs. aid 0e
in " Hwy 226 RolAerpkn
call arnybme atter 4 905-427-
ye. txperwice Work in Afar.
EXPERIENCED Scar. Barn. WMtbv 1-905-
COURIER
DISPATCHER
WANTED
For local courie
company. Posi-
tions available
immediately.
Call Rob or Paul
at Call
(905)427-7733
1064 more per weft, assembling
products in tha comfort of
Construction your own home send a so-
addressed
o-
Company 10 0 P d YE10ias St
doing work for retail W Stene 541, Rel 636. as -
customers fooling for %&sup. Ort LSK 2Re ire,, - fame work aialable
exPeffenced EARN amam5 Poli• We Iran you Must have
Cal 649 -
Child and Youth
Workers/
Developmental
Service Workers
Pius
Full-time
Housek
Hornig
chaNenged/Autistic
chiidren in
residential setting
in Stoulthir lle.
Tel: (416) 699.5W
Fax: (416) 69 "N7
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person forrerwvations/n905-852Fax resu"5-4052
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tows. expenenoe on w-
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renoadassasob-cow
P
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ape Fax restore to
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(9M)434-7.
INMNTNY STYLE BOOM
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231 Breen St. IN,
tions available for End a n-
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for Departm«u Store Shop-
po g Spree. tgeidbfe hours, full
or part-time. Guararfleed wage
plus borwses. Cam Now" 1-
100-265.0760. 9:00 - 5:30
EST. Also lu ng Haraykst
and Make -w ArNR.
ESTNETICNN 8 NAIL TRW
N111M. requited iweddey
for progressive IBM salon n
WIMDy. Cal (906) 430-3156
wommmMmw 10 bdellin,
traehsportatan a mist. coli
marrag Mev. ,. Caen
for in -
www, 905 823 fi67o. Ext.
7210.
DLRHANVS LARGEST
CHRYSLER DEALER
Has an opening for
NEW/USM
SM"P MON
We offer:
• Great floor traffic
• Aggressive remuneration package
• Monthly & Annual bonus
• Good benefit plan
• Demo supplied
Become Part of our Winning Team!!!
For private and confidential interview
call and ask for Dwayne or Ted
VILLAGE CMTSLBR AJAX
19 Harwood Ave. S.,
Ajax, Ontario. LIS 209
(los) 693-53"
Ash %e Dw►ayow air ?ed
papa irh0ustr,y maerkrfaKe
repair products atalogue Po-
ull time Sernd resume to
(905) 571-2235
Tables $10 Do. Files In 00
50 Commercial Ave. Alaif
S719.9951(SM)
lerttial managemft opponu-
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DENTAL ASSISTANT Retep
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bomst Treatment Coordinator.
full bme in Whitby Please
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mail resume to 10 Rodda
$140 Excellent �aij
S350iup. Deluxe frost -free
$350(up yRkrtpwl kedOt
1
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M1 E 2416
661-x659
stove. like new Syn . only
3RD 00 !TH yen apprentice
mectww needed for 3 bey
OMMUSAIIY ASSISTANT re-
MONUVAN slag ng ferns -when
male. sealpart temak. $20pr
5599 Electric stoves SWuP
Gas stove. sealed tuners.
garage n Courts Resumes
glared for lull bmtlpart time
rpt Light oak crib vWdt corn.
seHtMarurg 5299 Gas
rpwe0 Ed Plat's Auto
positions m Picke q south
am CA Ken 416-28rn6-6522
pkle ' " lim""bk.
stows $199/ MakMng
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MATCIMMG stove i fridge. aF
$24wup. rasher St9W�q ex-
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to (905)M-7072 or Call
morhd colour, very chart. ex-
tri tap dryers. gas/Nectnt
urine Mann
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(90505-7071
petting working Cordrbon
5225/up. Large selection of
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i®rediaefy. Fxpexienoe
prderred, but not
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mphniptan, dip
mat Please
to Salifychille Lodge. 70
sky -glider exerciser wrtn x-
NAROWDOD FLOWING
capable of
mostg any efedrtcal carob
naming
Station St Alae- LIS ti119.
bon pulls 14 tWXW morsfor
580 brand new 905-639-8312
3-1/4- x 3W TBG Si ch atn-
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NEWWENNER 1D -ton floor
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fikke d 4 colours.
busy sears catalogue and ides rlall letirkeian. Please imam 2yeas US �. recd �roatw.d Fit Physiofdh«apisf Osnaata ate 6962.
San Lee Combo Store. 403 car (906)420 5111 lora d" waft rtn� %--WA bineft won tat mien# by Ml a�. Graduakes welcome to � a sp AS T LIOUI-
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KIIFORMA 63M Power P.C.
48 meg. Ram. 120 MHZ, 1.2
Giq hard drive, no monitor.
$iDoO obo. 905.985-0707
eveninIts; 416.596.5096
days. (snp)
PIANO TECHNICIAN available
for tuning. repairs. and pre-
purchase co nsullatan on all
makes & models. Also recon►
diboned pante for safe. Call
Barb at 905.427-7631.
POOL TARES. 8' and 9' slate
billiard tables for sale. Cal,
905420-6113.
RENT TO OWN new and re-
conditioned appliances, and
new T.V's. Full warrant' Pad-
dy's Mantel 905 -263 -8369 -Of
1-800-796.5502.
SHEDMAN - Duality wooden
sheds 8' X 8' bam kil. only
$339. plus tax. Many other
sizes and styles available.
Also garages and decks. 761
McKay Rd. Unit 3. FSdierrrrqq
Fo more into. cep 905-619-
2093.
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AUCTION BARN
FRI. OCT. 29 AT
5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN
ON COUNTY RD e4
'he property of E.A.
aquet of Bobcayyggeon
nus others, Cfbbard
ralnut tea wagon,
ring back chairs,
hmcan Phyfe drop
rat table, walnut Chi-
a cabinet, refinished
the sideboard, Hoo--
!r kitchen cupboard,
+ardrobe dresser
ombination, parlour
hairs, wicker fern
land, 6 captains
& flat top trunks,
bndge lamps, chester-
fields, needle point
root stool, map Ie
dresser, round pedes-
tal table, walnut end
tables, modern Hoosi-
er cupboard, wooden
rocking chairs, an-
tique parlour stove,
Morris chair, O-Pee-
Chee Upper Deck
score Rookie & other
sports cards, Western
saddle, blanket & bri-
dle, sectional chester-
field, qty. picture
frames, hand tools,
china, glass, house-
hold &r Collectable
Items.
Don is Greg Corneil
Auctioneer
RRlot Little Britain
705-786-2183
rant & Office
tent, Tools, Ma-
i. RV's, Auto's.
1, Lawn Equip -
Also Soorts Cards
e to be set in Novem-
Call for details
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915423-799!
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your order for Bedroo
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tres or Home Only
November 6. 1999 and
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for Christmas....Dmo in
us slaw you how high quality
SOLID WOOD furniture is
made.-Tradkional Woodwork -
Munn Pon Road,
Port Perry ..................9g5 -98S
8774...fntp/www.tradtiaW-
woodwodeng.on.ca
BABY TREADMILL WALKER
Wood baby cradle 550,
ries ttDv crib with accesso-
ries Playpen $15, wo-
bom carseat Evenpo jj225.
Evedlo toddler carseat 550.
852.1837.
TREADMILL. Magnetic re-
cumbant and lifecycle type
exercise bike. stepper.
weiqghes, and elliptical
(905)420-3079
RECONDITIONED FRIDGES
$195 / up, reconditioned rang-
es 3125/ up, reconditioned
dryers $125/ up, recondi-
tioned washers $1991 up. new
and reconditioned coin oper-
ated washers and dryers at
low prices. New brand name
fridges $480 and up, new 30'
IN ges with dock and window
5430. Reconditioned 24' rang-
es and 24' frost freefridges
now available. Wide selection
of other new and mcordi-
bored aPpliances. Call us to-
day. St nson's Apppant-
a. Sales. Service. Para. 151
Bruce St Oshkawa(905) 576-
7418. weD see www.drxham-
mall.ctxnsinfieraons.
Spinning magazine rack 510;.
conte table & end tables SW.
16705.367.2356 (sip)
PLAVIR PIANO, v-nrape. fully
Opeimb"i, excellent cored'►
UK cones with 6 mils, OM
idler Call 721-0601 weekday,
momings or weekends.
1 Auctions 1 Auctions
Sat. Oct. 30 at 10 a.m.
An approx. 6 hour sale at the Ballantrae Community
Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy 48 on Aurora Road, held
for a Stouffwlle home and a local antique store, will in-
clude a large selection of furniture for refinishing, as
found. rough, and home ready pieces plus good glass,
china, collectibles. jewelry and appliances. Eg. leather
chesterfield and loveseat (ex). 9 piece Duncan Phyte
walnut diningroom suite (0910). over 50 chars for re-
finishing; ant. bedroom furniture; Art Deco upright
clock plus marry more furniture Mems. Old tin child's
bathtub: 1930's double sleigh plus many other collecti-
bles. Old advertising collectibles from local businesses.
Washer; dryer. chest freezer. Ladies South African
18k1.gold wedding ring; 9k1 South African gold ring
w/pearl; 14 kt gold pendant; chld's gold nng (old),
and others.
Many intrresting articles from this older home.
Visa, M/C, Interac, Cheque
CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411
Mom details wone.clarksonauelions.com
CEIVIVRY FARM
AUC nON SALE
For HOWARD WILLS $ 578 DURHAM RD 88
(The Oki James/Flewell Victorian
Homestead dates back to 1805)
(,OW : Come 1 mile west of Uxbridge on
Durham Region Rd. 8 to Em #578 (N -W. corner
of Rd 98 & Conc. 6)
SAT., OCT. 30TH AT 10:00 a.m.
C9ebslt Silt QftM: 2-1936 case C tractors, plows.
riding mowers, 1991 Vicon LS 200M sprayer
Inter). McLaughlin Doctor's buggy w/lop, 2 horse
cutters, turnip wagon (all wood), 2 walking plows,
turnip drive & slower, Pttoobst Patten & Co organ
N.Y., gramophones Britannia & Harmomela,
cupboard top, samplers chtsL library disk, oak
rockers, 3 Mss bads, P.B. rockers. OuueNc rocker,
tricker rocker, AAwall pc. 3 Moll bevelled Interior
(very fancy), 3 pc. settee, sldtboards, sewing
machine. DunamPhyfe, china Cabinets, dressers
w/oval & bevelled mirrors, basement mpillewd,
washstands, commode chair, parleur tables, day
couch, plank & hoop back chairs, 4 dr. drum
w/oval mirror & claw feet, appeal. 50-60 amt.
pictures & frames, screen doors, ell lamps,
clocks, wood sap bacteria, frame w/Ooatm Vlc*b,
Pink dep., 50s tins, wood i better boxes,
postcards opalesteat, lime granite slop blocked,
old pints, Toy Panama Pile driver P.A., sugar
kttUt, scrum doors, wagon wheals, grain cradN,
odd wash machines, Twin City separator, woad
west machine, stone grinders, boxes of tins,
glass, cei". Packed In boxes Partial 110. hint&
betuf, Washroom . No: Never s sale to me
property !(lalldel 8 a.m. sale day only. jgiligill,
Cash - Good tint ,
Stetrem Amcdo cane= flow, eel Severs
Andivsew, sbdbw= 519-92-2"1
WHITE MELAMINE European
style Canac kitchen cabinets
8 pantry with oak handles.
Kohler sink and 6 stools. Ask -
$2200. o.b.o. 1905►666-
1874.
WOLF COAT, full length,
medium women's, wont twice,
deathin fain' - Insured at
$1500. asking 3500. 7% 432-
2091.
GARAGE door repairs. broken
sprigs, cables. miters, opeo-
ers installed. Tuleeps. $49.95
416.336-0073
www
1 AAkMt
WANTED
"Leaf Tickets'
Will pay face value.
Call Bruce Danford
579-4400
ext. 2207
1 Auctions
BUYING ANTNWE and col-
lectable contents including
complete esttaartm Bestlife .
poser
905 985.8161 Henry Kahn,
.1 AM a
ME
dafGin & Craft ShowplarA' localt
CRAIFTERS WANTED at 'The
ed in the Courtice Flea Mar-
ket. 4 lint east of Oslo . Lel
us show & sem r crafts dr-
rectly not
haw b be t Fre. ft YOU a NO
6 month contract. Rein stars
at
4$36/mornh cam 905-436-
102
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M, 1110" MU, u41. au At 3:4u, r't i niun Amu
STEPHENSON AUCTION BARN, HAYDON. From 401
fled 431 at Bownamille, north 8 mi., on Hwy. B57 to
Con. Rd. 8, turn east at Fire Hall. Preview 4:30 pm
to sale time. List to include: Can silver 50c pcs
Asst 1911-1969, Can 1937. $1 $5. & $10 bills
(1937), Bell -Guelph upright piano (1900). Jewelry,
arcasite ring, gold chains, china cabinet. bedroom
furniture, crib, Old books, dishes. stuffed wildlife, cedar
rails and many more articles. TERMS: Cash, Interac,
M/C or Visa. Auctioneer DON STEPHENSON Ph: 905-
261-4402. or 905-277-9029, Fax 705-277-9010.
Wed. Oct. 27, Start: 5:30, View. from noon
Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd N P ckenng. 3 mP N.
of Hwy 401 exit 399 featuring this week antiques, fine
furniture, glass, china & collectibles from a Weston es-
tate to include
FURNITURE- (2) 9 pc. DR sten. roll top desk. Ig faux
oak armoire w/eiaborate crown, Victorian settee. Ig.
carved sideboard, oak press back office chair, carved
console table w/mirror. 8 Chippendale style dining
chairs, church pew, cedar chests. 4 pc. 1960's cherry
G bbwd BR ste. walnut comer chma cabinet, knee hole
desk, walnut armoire, modern 8 pc. DR ste, antique
sewing machme & sewn; basket. Westinghouse refrig-
erator (like new). GE freezer, 1947 Champion 42 boat
motor w/ong documents. 6 bar stoois, oak drattk+g
stool document boxes, pine benches. mahogany tea
wagon, mahogany nesting tables, occasional tables &
chairs, carpets. 2 pc. pine flat to wall cupboard. 6
pressbac1 chairs Iq 2 pc. corner cupboard etc.
GLASS. CHINA_ MISC: 8 Norval Mornseau acrylic on
carvas, water coeurs-rints. 7 Royal Douhons. 12
Royal Albert Val D' or bouillon cups."Told old fishaq reefs
n box, Britain' Soldiers (newer), toy teasel in box,
Woodstock ticket. antique brass chandelier. quilts. old
wooden hockey game, foidnng pre Shen, airplane ash-
tray, cement birdbath. Regulator clock, toys, costume
jewelry. Ig. carved guilt famed mirror, neon Miller light.
bridge lamps etc.
'LOOK IN FRIDAY OCT. 29TH EDITION
FOR SUNDAY OCT. 31ST PUBLIC AUCTION"
Randy PotNrAuctioneer (995 683-0041
ESTATES & CONSO M OM 0& SPECIALTY!
ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!!
Our'Audion Pacbge' consists
of your ad running weekly
in these publications:
• Oshawa Whitby This Week
• Ajax Pickering News Advertiser
• Port Perry This Week
• Northumberland News
• Uxbridge Tribune
• Canadian Statesman
"Adifeltisers Please Note:
Eltecittfe Nov. 1st, the Canadian
Statesman will be a Tuesday
publication instead of Wed., so
please submit your ad by leen
Monday.
One call does it sill
Phone 576-9335
Fax 579-4215
EIM AUCTION WL, fiber 2. CsftM. Tbms. Oox
of Mrs.
Pelrsoon M cobo�g, Mm Mangan of pbow ep Bill Mrs
flea Tmorloo, Them SBN includes poiessionsl twvy, duly
table sawodor m acdW*mfs lode, nary new bridge. stove
& dish tla#K SUN club wisher -6 dryer edce9at oak dining
room fable will gorgeous could" Chine cabinet. bedroom
suite with lot. armor, dresser 2 night stands and her. bund,
rkeanly new tgiitan sat mat set. otlar mud bedroom set. ltd
sofa, kttlornp maclrrne (rhevtr ensW►, hxaR bods. suppAes, ek.
bed sofa & cieair, OirNtte, pair ngtdNd bva Seats &
matching lair, occasional chairs. tables. dressers. ch M.
etc., crystal & glassware, chins, household articles, etc.,
Sat. Sale 81aAing at 131 a.m. F rill,nn selection
glass, china, crystal. lamps. dishes. rxNtectables, amboma
silver, compotes. household Wll"bles etc., excellent 9pc.
dining room sole, ant. piing caltinN, antique armoire, ant.
dressers chests. ant. tables, chairs, etc.. Excellent sebaion
modem home furnishings. modem bedroom suite, ant. duo &
matching dresser. single bed. dishes & household articles.
beddrq kream,
excellent sera &lair set selection small W
bNs. Davenport desk, excellent fades knee hale desk. pit
tures. minors, lamps. everyday dishes & household artiodes.
The estate from Torino ties 25 or 30 boxes of sirup china
plus etc., ixlNeclible pa., not unpacked at advertising time.
No Reserves. Gary i Bill Warner Asche --Ifrs tN15-
SHOW & SALE
Sat. Oct. 30, 1999
10 am - 3 Pau
Trinity Hall
20 First Avenue
Uxbridge, ON.
Sponsor:
Pineridge Chorus,
Sweet Adelines
Fourld
FOUND - small black dog,
ford Delaney and Westney
area. Mondex eve Od 19.
rink. apprx 2 years old. ve
friendly No collar Cam (416
738-3534 anytime
LOST - couch cushion, ligln
bluenanipink, on Old Sirficoe
Rd Port Perry ILtgbn to
Co 2622 area) n toad can
96
1 Auctions
CW AS pups are back! Un-
1967 FORD Galaxy 500 2
Het NISSAN POLSM NX
believably cute. Adult weight
door. Band top, 289 motor. red
16 hr, 5 -speed, 240.000 km.
4-7 Itis First shots& de-
withred intim Never winter
very dean, runs beautifully.
worming 5400 neg. 138-1649
driven Original all the way.
$2500 as is
x57,_4632
FIVE ADORABLE male Shar-
most set! Catdied will trade
00 o Cap 905nal
Wave
Pei puppies $500 each Dad
for truck or $6500 723-7019,
=9
was awarded best puppy.
Days,4339570.srp
feel Poll= 60M LE, V6.
Mom was a poster dog. Tele-
31L. 192.0001m. Fully loaded
phone (905) 373-0528
1961 PONTIAC Pansienne
with security alarm. whiter
KrTTEN. 3/4 Himalayan. 114
Brougham. loaded, rare 267-
On K's. No
gray 4 door, emission lesled.
Ask $3.300
samese Flame Pointe mala
original
rust 2nd owner. asking $1500
certiArd.
(9051839 OZ83
if.
blue sets, very Pliny. shoe-
Uxbridge 905-852-6962.
and vet fiery
Heaney.
H!2 62METRO, mica
$150.905.263-4149
190H!2 Stanza. emis-
clutch. 6288 50: 1990 Tempo.
2 year end American Pitbull
Terrier Black with brindle
cion tested. certifiable Got
enmparry car to must sell
only 167K. $2999: 1990 Ply -
ASAP Asking $1000 as is
mouth Lahr. 147X. $4295.
legs, looking to stud. with pa
Call (905)428 7020 ask for
Cars in men condition. certi-
pers Call Joel at 579.8285
(enp)
Tim Patterson orTurV Wayne
W. emission tested, 6 month
1110 FOND TAUNUS, 3 O
warranties. (Kelly & Sons)
1 1 ArAonrabitt
V6auto. loaded. 178.o00kms.
683-7301 or 706-2018 amen 6
for 5*
& 1988 Ford Thunderbird,
p.m
190 PONTIAC Acadian ansc
3 8 . Vs. auto. err.
184 both m good
1M GEO STORM, 4 cyl.. 5
sport deluxe, factory original.
a Cel.
shoed Cemhed & Emission
spd AM/FM cassette. air.
mine -xinion Appraised at
t905) 52600/acn o b o.
cored well maintained Cerb-
$905-985.47.10 16.000 or B 0
(9051718-7096
� dean air tested 1+1.000
1 Auctions
mi Auctions
1 ArreOoew
SATURDAY OCTOBER 30TH -10 A.M.
Antiques, Furniture, Collectables & House-
hold Sale featuring a large collection of An-
tique Car Parts & related items for The Estate
of Murray Franklin of Myrtle. Sale 4 Vanha-
'den Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge. Durham
23 (Lakeridge Rd.) north to Davis Dr.
Mason & Reisch baby grand piano w/mahog-
any finish & brass ft.(70 yrs.old), 1800's
wicker baby carriage (restored). oak 9 pc d/r
ste., d/r table w/4 chairs. gate leg table, oak
bow side china cabinet w/claw ft., player pia-
no & rolls, pine cupbd., couches, sofa bed,
rockers incl. mah. w/needlepoint seat, Bent-
wood & child's; high chair, oak desk, dress-
ers, Ig. pine blanket box, steamer trunk, plat-
form scales: Coltecbbles & Art: Sports cards
& Memorabilia, wet/dry Pepsi chest cooler
(ex.), crocks incl. blue flower, brass sleigh
belts, milk bottles, Renfrew cream sep., milk
cans, mantle & wall clocks, hanging scale,
cameras.3 oak phones, flip toaster w/box.
postcards, ped. oil lamps: China & Jewellery
Royal Doulton dinnerware 'Beatrice' 40pc : &
figurines- Sunday Morning,Grace, Janine &
Joanne; 4 Lladro figurines, Tenura, German
stein, Collector plates incl. Rockwell, mans
solid link 14k bracelet; Mjg Simplicity garden
tractor (walk behind) w/blade, idler, snowblow-
er & sickle bar mower: Briar Edge hand scuf-
fler (ex.), Dominion safe (56'x36'x3O'), Ig. qty.
tamarackk 2'x8', steel & wood barrels, horse
hide cutter robe. old wringer, hitches, 60 res-
taurant chairs. 2 s/s corner counters: Toots -
qty. Husky, Snap -on. old hand. forged, gar-
den, wrenches, pliers pipe wrenches: acety-
lene torch, 1 & 2 hp air comp., barn &buggy
jacks, chain saw, qty. hardware, bikes. hand
cart, stock racks, anvil, wood tool boxes,
cross -cut saws, fence stretcher, old outbid.
motors -Neptune & Firestone; Guelph stove
(1914), bench grinder, old fishing tackle. steel
shipper's cupbd., 200' elev. cable, lawn roller:
Old Auto Parts & Colletxables: Ig. qty. -oil filt-
ers, classic auto parts & mouldings. accesso-
ries & air fitters; qly.-tires incl. 21', oil cans,
tools, apx. 100 wheel discs (some new), trim
rings & hub caps, car radios & speakers -30's
to 40's: 61 Chtev radio (nib) Gw mounting kit,
'37 Dodge tune-up kit & filter, valve train lu-
bricant kits, lenses. 6 & 12V bulbs & lights,
starters, gas heaters, old instrument gauges,
tachometer, vacuum; ignition parts- wire, con-
densers, distributor caps, spark plugs 'A' &
'T; radiator caps, hoses, screens/covers,
windshield wipers & arms, floor mats, 40 s
Did carburetor, fuel pumps, shock absorbers,
roof racks, 1964 Olds bolt of upholstery, 3 sun
visors 50's aftermarket, steering wheel spinn-
ers, licence plates -1918 to date; 3 sp. trans.
exhaust systems -mufflers & tailpipes, Model
A steel wheels, wide white walls, wooden
wheels, seat covers '51-'52 Chev/Pontiac; V-
befts, 3 paper car covers, chains, wire, old
road signs, old service stationroad maps,
various car paints, old fins incl. CTC, Super -
lest, STP, Whiz, Watkins, etc.; auto manuals
Ii parts books, car ramps, truck cap, trailer
We & Reese hitches, split rim remover,
wheel pullers, bean breakers; 1947 Fwd !N
Iraader w/turf tires (restored), 3pt.h blade -4',
Nhipple tree, diamond harrows, plow stralght-
mers, dirt scoop, 3 drum roller, pto pulley,
craw bar, suitcase weights Nob: Two auction-
lers selling at same time Preview: 8 a.m-
Day �� Cash, Visa, M/C, Interac or
4 Gail/ Hill A Voms
(Dili. of 1361082 UfNted)
3fflce 90 052-9538 Toll Free $004L'44647
reNular 416.5186401 Fax 905-852-1087
NEXT SALE- Sat. Now. 20th ®18s.m.
® Vanhaven Sales Arena
For Richard Thorman of Cynwyd Castle,
Jackson's Point
SATURDAY OCT. 30TH, 10.30 A.M.
For the Estate of Mary Stroud of 99 James St.
Brooklin. Take Hwy. 12 to Brooklin follow
Baldwin St. to George St. East to Ballot St.,
South to James St. Watch lot signs.
Auction features complete household contents including
9 pcs. diningroom set. Victorian bed, Waterfall bed-
room set, washstand. blanket boxes, mist tables, par-
lour, coffee. end, chrome kitchen set, parlour chairs.
arrowbacks. couch. rugs. smoke stand. oil & bridge
lamps sewing machine. bedding & bnens, old pictures.
copper boder. Community Plate tea set, sterling pcs,
quality glass & china. Spode dish set. Depression
?lass. pots.pans, kitchen contents, garage contents.
fridge. stove. washer & dryer, vacuum plus many more
articles you'd expect to find in an older homestead.
Real Estate features one storey 2 bedroom, full bue-
ment wood frame home. selling at 1 00 sharp. Terms
55.000 deposit selling subject to Estate Trustees appro-
val (Property an be viewed Friday Dct. 291h.
2 p.m. to 7 p.m) Call for into
MacGregor Auction & Appraisal Services
Michael J. MacGregor C.P.P.A.G.
1-905-623-7949 1-800-363-6799
TESS
Tidd Estate Sales Service
2nd Session
Exceptional Fstate Auction
Sat Oct. 30th at 10:00 a -m. At TIDD'S
AUCTION HOUSE
5 kms east of Cobourg on Hwy t2
Lht Exit 4C1 at Hwv#45 C>bourg (,., v,uth to
4th set of lights (King 4 !Hwv t2). Tum lett.
Follow for appppcox b kms Watch for siggnnss
ANT. FURNITL RE Walnut Em ire uvle C.
of drawer,. 1 4 cut oak revolving bookcase
(Clea: -1 - TFIES & Cu. Montreal), butternut Nx)k
shehes, 1/4 ;tit :,ak desk, 018M burled walnut
spinet (Chappel & Co London), CISOO foot ped -
,
drill & bit, pine spurning wheel w/
wool bobbins, 011400 iron parsonage table,
1H00 butter chums, Victorian nursing rocker,
Ad wool carder, pnmitrve pine hanging chest
N 5 draweein
, primitive pe washstand w I pine/
ile backsplash (needs top), very ornate mahoga-
iy rnai ie stand, brass embossed wood box,
Mme blanket box (Guelph /hand-crafted), p
rosewood end tables w; leather mlav & :arved
abnok kgs, plus more ART - Works of art by
Neish amu Brian Taylor - onigunal oils, original
rnptych, sculpture - one of a kind, framed nude
repc'se Abstract painting by Tamil m
Taosaitis,
-arty hand tinted French photos (girls playing
)dlkards), old pant "Ships flotilla" signed, signed
horough-bred horse punts, framed watercolors,
rtc COLLECTIBLES - Old advertising signs
knd posters to include - "Fine Old Cigars"
Tamed poster (Montreal), Three Nuns Tobacco
fluurahon, 5 cent beer sign, handsomely framed
mtage Irish pub signs, ant-Bellantine" pub
rggn (electric), Canadian Southern Railway cer-
ifcate 24112 issued C1887, cork sarltng lantern,
1700 Wright Steam Engine Lantern, old crocks,
delft coffee grinder, wood and brass scales w!
weights, pr. ant. brass carcass scales (New
(ork), wicker bull kindling basket, brass chestnut
-oa-ster, etc. TOOLS - Drill press (new), chain
aw (like new), Mastercraft 12.5 hp riding mow-
rr (42" cut/6 yrs. old) & trailer, carpenter's
►lanes, many wood clamps, tools boxes, power
oats, belt sander, ladders, Irg. assortment of
rand tools, (hammers, wrenches, screwdrivers,
tc.) MISC. - Official bumper pool table (wal-
kut/35' x 51"), cue tack w/6 professional cues,
awed pool parlor sign, snooker scoreboard
redwood), striped velvet sofa and chair, 8 pce
Clack, lacquer diningroom suite, 5 pce. Italian
wdroom suite (Armoire, king-size bed, Pr. night
tands, vanity w/swing mirror), Italian hall
able and side armchair, solid mahooggany cre-
lenza, wrought iron garden bench/loveseat,
everal white wicker pees., floral tapestry style
ipholstesed sofa (reclines both ends) and match -
ng recliner chair, desks and chairs. CLASS
LND CHINA - Limoges, Delft, Cranberry, ltal-
an Porcelain, crystal, pressed grams Royal
youlton "Pensive Moments- HNI974, cups and
aucers, decorative plates, ornaments, vases,
Plus so marry more unlisted items. This is a defi-
dte "Must attend sale". See you there! Viewing:
'ridgy- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. / Sat. - 9 a.m. to time of
ale. Lunch available. Terms - Cash, Visa,
d.C., Interact,cheque w/proper I.D. TIDD ES
'ATE SALES SERVICE. 190511372-2994 or 1-
77-863-2477. Specializing in Antiques do Es -
ate Auction Sales.
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ArAtimitiblies
a sits
199 CEO STORM, 4 cyl. 5
%'sod , AM/FM cassette. am
-d well maintained. Certi-
tied dean air tested. $4.000
call 433 4039.
1883 PONTIAC NONNEYILLE
SSE, fully loaded, auto. air.
power eve�fmq, leather in-
torror, sa etyl cave dean.
Orad new 3800 wperdaroed
i30a 9�6�wee5�ys.D00 432
Ill? SONRUNNER 4X4. as-
sume lease, pootl terms. ex-
cellent =VCD, remote
Start/ewa. alarm, Wnvenible.
black 10th
837-5103 un soft top. (905)
Agcll III s
i tverm•d
A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
boats We pay up to $10.000
Cash on the spot Any condi-
tion, any year Call us any -
,me 2d hours. 7 days. 30
min service 9054;86-5003 or
905.424.0591
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be in running condition. Call
427.2415 or come to 479
SI Eat. Am at MUR-
AD UTO SALES.
NEW 355 CID CAev engine
forged IC to 1 pistons, dart
treadscamp cam. roller
rockers weWnd Intake 390
Hp. $3200 Rob 432-1304 9-
6pm weekday
1 Truck•
for Sell
19114 CHEV S10 -teended
ab passed emission test
box rummy good runner $1500
080. 1987 Pontiac 6000 4
cO.. best offer. 15tiberglass
b" Evartr0e motor a
trailer S 00C 080 Can
(905)623-1569
1M$ DODGE t 2 Ion hick -up
Great stype 115.500 original
kilometers Emission passed
5 moths ago A in taimilly
I I new $4 000 o It o Coil
(905433-2190 leave msg
11M5 Chevrolet S-10 dub o0
44 Ducker seats. Ieal QrE[n
tory Ib w box Iver. v6 vOr-
tec. 102.000kms Certified
asking $14 500 T20 0249
fit 416-064-5151
18M FORD F' SO XLT ex-
ternded ab elec!"i" 4x4,
4 6L. A 4 speed ago. wd-
ed $25.000 (905)967-1134
emu and rweicerds
EXCELLENT PLOW TRUCK
1986 FW sue K15 GMC Jtm
my Ago. 4WD air, tin a
crane Pwr windows AAA/FM/
Candte New body a palm
yo0 54000 o b o 905-640-
6582 sic
TWO DODGE peck -up trunk.
fullsitemum condrbon,
100.000 km. 6 cyl. $5900
oro 4342775
1 wrw/
4w t
1888 LLgM APV - one
owner 7 passenger, f^
loaded tinted plan.
66.0001im 160.000(7 yr ex-
livided warranty Emrssm
tested, remote start
$11.9$5 0.0.0 (905)720.2254
(; 1 Tfa§M
STOCK CAR TRARM, 1994
utimWe race Luger Super
Inge alumnus storage Dox
wrovemead whsa tido Cost
$7.000 Mum sea 53.100 uk-
triel 905.8524W.
1878 Stl>DIMI �DS185.
a" cdrlbb I . all stored
inside. never been 0n dirt.
must be sm. 51200. CAN
4905) 985.9671.
1
IM Skilm Formula Pies,
563 alglrle. studded trade,
2000 bn, M Nelson. 23cd-
tam CWAMW 12900. 705-
Z%44M nip)
IMT sm M. 1300 holies.
MOL coves. studs, skies:
loaded. 54,800 or hest alter.
ICA NS -728-2010.
APOWAM
FWRW
1 LMk$E 881800@. Very
dean a bar , ? , fbors.
tonal O*Aw. rho ppeqbs
Auaibbk Nov. 15L $650Ifmo
578 0 m-
awred
2 a 5 MiMBM ba$OM l
aji, -r as awAnifbm S4P
able wariml p te$10'50 a'vndid
sm plus aft". Contac
781.
2 - Two Bedroom aM in North
Dalwre, $725. a $M All in-
dusive. Newly m oated,
targe yard. Immediate pos-
scam. Cal Tom Donavan
M)432-2000.
! Pearson Apartment avail -
am immediatey. WW Os1n-
We to hasp" a O.S.C.
Call 416-335-6104 wil IN M iflckrsive.
lo!F7M"°ll 'While walk ro
loom
w 401.. Araigv e
o�,�, 6 ;:
11 a °r 11 Rsrver s a 1 "Rod,
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tAc-ri[�1Jrlii.tv10 -rLJri,%
33 & 77 Falby Crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apts.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
http://windiammer.webjump.com
2 BEDROOM apt rieaPr Osha-
wa Centre and 401 .Zuh
laundry', storage Non
Smokers Preferred $660/mo
lis- duo Available Nov 1sVt
5 8.9160
3 BEDROOM. south Oshawa
apartment shared backyard
separate entrance $775 m-
cluslve No pets. available
Dm D1st 1st. last and refer-
ence required. Call 705-786-
1 842
OSMAWA- 304 SIMCOE ST. S.
Newry renovated 1 -bedroom
apt 5550 utilitiesand Avail-
able Immediately Rrstlast
reawred Call Stephen (905)-
571-3229
AJAX 2 -bedroom basement.
legal newly renovated, AC,
prtate entrance. no smo
ppeets 1 block from torp 1
Dias references $800/month
Immediate David (905)426-
5163
BRIGHT ONE BEDROOM
basement apartment. 4 -pc
bath with laccuzi Non-
smoker, no pets In Good-
wood Avadabk Dec Ise Ref-
erences $550 plus utilities
905.642-5299
CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2
bedroom apartments available
In wek-rraintaned building
C10ee to all amemon Phase
call (905)72340977 9 am - 7
pm
COURTICE SPACIOUS well
maintained ' bdrrr Available
Nov 1st $900 . Mdro No
smodnypets (905) 74156
EXCELLENT
EXCELLENT LOCATION. Pick-
erng stunning main floor 3
bedroom $1100/mo. girtie5
nn- weir. pykmg, laundry.
able Nov 1 ca2
Cal 905-4420i1-
2104
LARGE I-KOR00N M.011
floor of noose ci Ala. wodh
aru La
floors. �iin9Ogrc0lpkl no
hardwood
smoking. 9 uiuve
LAIIGE 2 BEDROOM very
An base"rrt apt sep
ewana. neat. llydr0 2 W
filiation; nduded FirstAasV
references No smoking or
pill Near 1=hire
SO ndusive Available
Doc 1st 436.2105
fNORTMUT OSHAWA - 1
bdnn den apt Ranks No
suwkinypets Suitable lot
Professional
Avail Decemperslt rV
IoM f700/mwe iticlueu e
(905)72o-2307
ONE BEDROOM APT down-
town Dshawa Newly rencr sl-
ed with upper deck overtook-
ary city inclu-
sple l catlike Cal 576.44558
or 726-9318ONE Apt
level
BEDROOM house00Nx 782 Ric
Rd South $45&morei plus
Avpetstsmokurta
adabk November 1st.Call
(905)579-9008 or (905)723-
3345
08I APT$ Bachelor 1
a 2 bedroom ncwft as W4
;ties aid laurndryN32m
1905)-571-0425. war ,-
BM-568-z6zz.
OSHAWA DUPLEX. 2 BED-
ROOM APT., touchy park..
kftili0ies iacltlded. Jeno..
Bust a be. 905.623-111BB.
BSNAOM. 2 fae1a apart -
Mal over Oshawa Centre.
main beir d miplea, fitettrie
beat. n0 Deet ,f1JHsftlDrSe►--
arwd. SBBOrx off (905} -922 -
sl to -.6255
$625/m. VfdM Apartments
Near La=.
few)
720.2153.
ric ro oDecemberN1
amBri°mem taPP. C/A
mmm. First
dIMLly. bCaB Mo at)a37-
2172
in
4 D
hM
us" dreoa
w, Still rlok
tSM10p0'addt. in
cildive
(90%501E-2375
BETItW - Quiet buildiiv in
Oduma. main tenants,
central locaboo.2 a 3 bed-
room apartments available
January 1st. Electric heat.
WastaBeach ho". TN 5M 90
=9 PUMWG • Large
one bedroom basement, sell
nrdaird above glade wind-
ows. No smokinyp0s. Sud
md*q singialcools. Rel
kRlAni. f6(9055)W4"13tldtuive.
SPACIOUS well maintained
one bedroom basement apt.
Separate entrance and kitch-
en. shared laundry. $700
mirth all inclusive, no smok-
9
,5mil Nov 1 Afax 426 -
SPACIOUS well-maintained 2
a 3 bedroom opts. Avail. at
900 and 888 Glen St Some
with walk-in closets. paint
provided. Close to schools.
shopping centre. GO Station
Utilities included Call 728 -
Large freshly decorated
2 8 3 B/R apts for rent.
5670 8 $800 util. ind.
at 280 Wentworth St.
W Your First choice.
For appt. call
(905) 721-8741
TOP OF HOUSE 2 bedroom
apt avail mmed with skyline
no pees. adults welcome 905
666-4115. ask for Joanne
(Dundas/ Codrcane area)
TWO BEDROOM apt, very
clean. north Oshawa Avail-
able November of December
1st New appliances Firsil
IM. No pets 5725 /month
(905)579-9600
TWO BEDIIOOMS available
November 1 Two locations a
350 Malaga a 946 Masson
Rd Oshawa $M,ncirth. ala
inclusive, no pets please cal
from 9 am - 9 p m 905 576
6724
WHITBY Large one bedroom.
walkout to peek, spolllss.
dose to transit, non smirker
aN mines included Air con-
ditioned. parlwhg. cable. fire-
666-
16�63 AvNabk rmms. SM Istilast (diatelly
WHITBY 3 BEDROOM m Au -
per fridge stove, parkirrqq
Iwrdry. fenced yard 5774
plat on and hydro Avatabie
December 1 No smoking. no
000 (985)509-0090
W"ITBT. bVhQ1111P"toe Spd-
lesi coy 1-1 I whin home
No dogs. Sat proksuolw or
working uuc000YYutypp�le� 5835 (n -
dudes I)uskor) Available 1 Oa
wwm ROJ MY 2 - 1 112
bedroom basement awrl.
ment Sods working single
Verson. nofsmoker. S5ft
morrMy Available Nov 1st
905.420-3048
1 Ha'v'e
Fa RIM
A UNBEATABLE OEALI From
5.500 down. own your own
home starting at $0.900 Car-
nes for less can rem OAC
24 firs tree retim- ---we
905-72&1069 ext 277 CoW-
wueN Bahner RMR Real Estate.
Alreka Raarw
LOG CABM for two Sea -ow
tamed. put hrepl-, am +
Moro No pdS Available Nov
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE'
u Qom( tram $7001more
h Nat tAidt D•wxnpywlf "
(905) ST1-6275
14800-8���G]277 r5
Mark
rk Sit rtil"
M OAM OBI have a home
r 6 more'' fwe, Flom
mir soon`. Orion.
otic t�
a . Cao
m Cons. Barrier
HOUSE
For Rent In
CANNINGTON
NeinIiilclwtt tietrsn
krrece i eafpakug
$800. plus
(905) 952-1741
i B!/BOBM tMeiE to root.
in itp. apse
un.ihNws.�-ft arparK.y-
ties. (416) 605-0231. tai
A8SOunW A$TOIMOMC
6 m°dhs free, dwn omni a
house Ir0(m S55Wmon R. You
require full Ewe ta.," in-
come $28.000 + reasonable
credit. I do the rest. Don't
whit. Call Sip Roka. Caldwell
Banker RMA RW Estate to-
day. (905) 726-91114
AJAK - CLEAN 2 bedroom
tAdwn, folic
., , IrdliRlour
Sutton A416 X1-9500,
90541113 -VI.
SICK OF IMPMNGY3
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Markt + a
is Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt
• Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markt
Mark offers honest, professional,
N ; /
no pressure service to help you own a home.
(805) 571-6275 or 1-8004MO-6275
Mark Stapley
-Sales AW Rernex Ability Desi Estab Lb. �•.x
COORTICE - detached 3 bed-
room. double family/
tore, main nor laundry.
fenced, available hmmedlate-
7b13
&$1295
0660 �5-s79
LARGE 3 BEDROOM house -
fenced yard. Adelaide 3 Wil-
son area Avail Nov 15th
Isi-d Lasties blCCaalll 432-1268 References,
MAIN FLOOR. 2 -bedroom, 5
appliances air conditioned.
$875/month including ubldhes
Cable extra Non-smokers. no
pets(905>rla5-66889ble December 151.
OSHAWA CENTRE area. 4 -
bedroom backsplif semi. ga-
rage. 1-1/2 baths. gas heating.
walkout Excellent condition.
$9Wmonth. utilities ForsU
last nopC1S. references Joe
905)434-5656
OSHAWA. 3 -bedroom bunga-
low great location. nicely
decorated, yard. shed. avail-
able November 1st $750/
month plus heal a hydrro Non
smalum. no pets 728-7861
PICKERING. 3 -bedroom bun-
g:�w. main floor. new Go.
routes, appliances. tdnk-
tiuz padkxig included 51025/
moreh No ararraLt or Smok-
ing Call (705)538-8866
HOU"
nfatsd
IN EXCHANGE Chnstian cow
pkh baby wokm r«
Xdean
2-oom S«tf ASAP Z
assist famityard main-
tenance etc a lower rent
Aw/ ickenng Kelly 905-
6119-1626.
Townhoue•e
1 e
For Rent
AAA plat Gorgeous 3 -bed
room in excellent area of
Oshawa. dose to all warri
ties. walkout b Maud yard.
W* room. nicely d1COr7, I
tndw, stove. washer, dryer.
an
water d Cando tees irudtrded
in rent Available Nov int
$1.095 per math plus uhkbes
Wont fast. Gaut Garry Bolen.
Sutton. (M) 436.0998
Al OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed-
room townhouse Close to
schwots. shopping Sew per
Memel plus uldAes RWAad.
Available Decembertst (905)
579.9956 days
1 Ream`
r gm
AVAN.AM homediably Fur-
room
ble. kitchen facilinties near
ron
FTC/GO
TC/G1hnoaaGenerating
3156 0
PNXEa spau0w. Chan
turrastled room Cable, as
Iaciams. seSposRrtale entrance.
worker 7S'Mm.0
uVBWGODUTLT urdur-
unisthed Dsdlsittrq room, pn-
qre Oats. share lotherNloany-
rut
i1 1 Orw�eet tett (906j
$37-0556.
MEAN $1eOrWpeN G.M. p�-fill.fur-
am. lritdwn aocmd.dm.
tad. 5100 why/ SM WAMP.
2nd room furnished. SO
wait. Hydro a SM workers
welcome. 728-1389
a" W.Mv - omit dent
frnislied toots in non smok-
rbwdry 10 home. AM= pari paring. to sm
Mho 1 .(dial Cam OW
areaafsa, t �pp�
bvd. aOrgl - honed. $400(
lawn , awl. Noe. 1, oppolrte
lel stop. Stew hop wdr°rt,
Call 90641 Uo
am for fm in Bowmam-
via, do$@ to 101, Shaw
dwa lice W few a w
$40WONiM Michelle.
5671 wave WN0 ' itaee.
BOOIM FM 881E for tfrr-
ehc iabnWatohh call ?2o-
room, �e�iatiwr°�tad' ;pier.
IdAd, rd flMfrired.
s�1�. per modh.
PICIt811NGa S. b GO and
tdy
La a pa l , s �-r
rooreltilsdlenpo'. Call 905./20673.
-
PIcM TOIrtINNISE -
wwBk to PTC.. one bedroom +
basarer o It area, use d
kilceVbath,� �$yo501r0q all indu-
(905)a37-0709 female.
a Corudormkilaas
BEAUTIFUL 3 BORN CONDO
toth Parking. a eentrues $85�mo inclu-
sive Avail Nov 1 IMast
(416)-284.6557
M m;; -&
R•ta I s
I!! LOCATION LOCATION LO-
CATION - Across from
Oshawa Centre 600 sq ff. Of-
fice available Oct 1 Cap 434-
2447 or 655-4132
1,517sg ft prime main floor
office or retail space on King
SI.W Oshawa. High traffic
Cal Randolph LahpaOxr, 436-
0990. Sutton Group Reny
CONMEROU UNITS. Park a
Bloor, great location t And -
able units. 1425 sq it each
Cap (905) 579-5077 after 5
pm (905) 571.3281
OFFICE SPACE for rem• ex
celtert Condition Dundas St E.
Whitby. 400sOff Available
immediately All inclusive
Reasonable Call 905.725-
2642 or 728-6956
SNARED RETAIL location for
rem in Uxbridge on Brock St
IV
approx 5DO sq h avat-
akAlso dry basement sta
age space avarlod5p6z925 sq it
. • uiareg• a
$25.$ MONTH FOR OUT
DOOR STORAGE NORTH
EAST OSHAWA Tralers.
boats . RVs turd surface.
lacked gates. nyrpu�pr�rro�u and ac-
cess,
le fill
a0e 1 avadeve lel (905) S
944
CAR CLEAN-UPMETTtAJUNG
sok or iaase Parking for
4-5 cars inside with Ids of
parking outside Phase con -
fad (905)426.5512
GARAGE FOR RENT7ST0R-
AGE. Dry/dean/wure Room
t�«600up ro 8 cars « whatever,
t niefewwlMle Nrildng.
t00/IhtawNcar Courtice
area (905) 436-8938 leave
message cab returned fly
wi•dkend
• 1 Ra11w
AIR"
ATTENTION SNOWBNIOS: A
WW tally vacation home
in Clearwater Floida 3 bed-
room WWrt*M. pod. WAg-
a. tarns Wurl pond. 660.
= it aid. dose b twach
and get Aq�t Amislar0le now and
Jan toplwbs (905) 579 349 tto a
11 hMrr Hemi•
For blip
OIB111BS SALE - Balk tone-
doswes. tree kit of foreco-
sire prepef, Toreceive a
2ielpr
ns t1M-605.7965 10
#1042 10 kale a fln 1 9 tP
dicdng which prucecanoe
ant aces you are PAW c -
(Tack b no one. Report corm -
WY d ales_ Pyke. Saba
W"r nrst
INlln Delhi frisk
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call
1-818-7344118
on. 4882
for a free report
message) as
Prolif" by.
'am Swirls
Sutton Group-
enmoe Really Inc.
ONECOIASE 4-11edroom, 3
o1A1ia. car",
iQellarew°d
ae vMdpo.obdow :�
,900. (M61432.4�
NEWCA$1LE, Cha 2
&M2
bhome. Wuydwo-
rated. new Mooring . car"
and wkldowe. Felty developed
basement. jacuzzi tub. wood
ba . Call for flittering WS Mail/
vac184.
MVESTMENT d Linty -in Free.
3 -separate apartments. Posi-
five ineotww, all tmidt. garage
with ll ( 1 16Wj,935 6
Oihwia
$155,000. Ca
®=
WHISTLERM ACKCONB
One bedroom condo on
Bladccomb Mountain for rent.
1999/2000 rentals available.
Call(905)668-8403
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to
PROBLEMS. Get out
of debt quick without gong
bankrupt or being garnisheed.
Everyone accepted regardless
of credit rating Cap for tree
Information. 905-576-3505
Student bin included.
Finrrrdd
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bad credit Guaranteed' 416-
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Crafts... Knitting... Home Baking... Penny Auction...xlewellery
Table ... White Elephant...& Much More
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MORTGAGES - Good. bad and
ugly Financing for any pur-
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Services Corp (905) 668-
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• 1 _ Busili••t
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10 Start and expand your busi-
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MARION (:ASSIF - (A'tubcr _(,, 1')<M
near Nt r m.
It ha, kern a wNile year wrdM.w y,wt. but m that year
"nor fundv and hrctw % have ween very iwasy tryut4 n, make
ytww dream heconre a reakry leememher how often ytwr
talked atwrrt cvaMi+fugt a wt%Aw%lwp 4w Jcjr skater.
14) cimunUe ttarw edwasumi wtr arc thnaed to well ir- that
v,i r -In has c,wnc true' Dunn4 the t irmrnencerrent
i te
cmonres at IlxhndW Sec,wrdary lcihod m ik•ccrribcr.
re
the akaitm will I.e the fr.a- recrprerrt. id'The Marven
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pnwrd and Pira<d, krww M that y. ac there wwh u•. pmt
as you always haw hien, eta-, wrall can AuW and cann4
4w ala haers and patent.
Ma xt. ,ww Ah- is st-nit, wppnmrw mW arncem sis
rt, efl,irts, because ,vie want you lo he pmod of us. You
haw tau4M to well lard w,wk and a hdwf M what you d).
pays off a hundredAAd Ill Suu4rr4 um as we all try over
test to part akr4 wllhtwr yua W nst- y
tawc.
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Iypcs of roofs, new and old.
Guaraniccd 10% Discount to
y insured, Free estimates.
ewr at ("s) 42*4rm4
i 1 IWdy Parson
SMVICES
basement finishes,
drywall
painting: interior,
exterior, plumbing
and much more.
(985)831-2416
int, Now it's Acer All
arydwBirtur
Vacuuming, dusting,
kitchens baths, blinds.
baseboards. ledges.
doom and more for 1
lar pnoe of $65.00
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EDWARDS, Suddenly at Oulnte Health Care Prince
Edward Co. Memorial, on Monday, October 25th,
1999, EARL DU14CAN EDWARDS, of East lake,
tomnerfy of A)ax, at the age of 72. Beloved husband
of Ruth. Loved father of Penny Edwards of Rolia,
Mlssoun, Debbie and her husband Bob McGure,
Keith and his wife Susan and Jeff all of Ajax. Dear
brother of Douglas of Scarborough and the late
William (Herb) Edwards. Sady missed by his
grraMddhddren Lance and Sarah McGuire and Meghan
Edwards. Special uncle of Chefyl and husband JJ�ojherf
E lery. A Service of Remembrance Will be held at,
Wefknglon United Church iWellinalon. on Thursday,
October 2801 at 2 p.m. Reverel Jeff DeJonge Of-
fiaating Donations to G.LF.T. of Camp Tr kjm
would be apppeaated by the may (Cheq1e pfe-
fefred please) A memorial service w8 also be held
at the Ajax lions Hai (Clements Rd West, Ajax) on
Saturday, October 30th at 2p.m. Arraingemerm art -
trusted to THE WHATTAM FUNERAL HOME, 33
Main Sheat, West, Pilon, Ontario
HAllELTMiE, Palrlal8 June (Pain) - FolowArg her
Wish, Pam passed away at her home on Saturday, Oc-
tober 23. 1999, with her beloved husband Waller
and her best friend, Helen Dionne at her side. Pam
Hazeltine in her 71st year. Loring Craw d Ante,
Sandra, and Jane. Much loved sister of Joyce Dealon,
of England, and Brenda and her husband Harold
Payle, of Bermulk The famiy Will receive fiends at
the MMACH E R N9kAL HOME, 28 Old KW
Sion Road, Ajax (Picke" Village) 9%42"M
from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Wednesday. A "r Fla
funeral service to be held in the chapel on Thursday.
October 28, 1999 at 11am. In lieu of flowers, done
tions may be made 10 "s Place Autism Stxvioes.
LEHMAN. Don (Beanie) - Peacefully a
Markham-Stouttville Hospital on Monday,
Or3ober 2511. 1999. Beanie in ho 183rd year.
Beloved husband of the late Evelyn Lefwmmn.
Wild be deeply mistsed by lo -V dauglifters
Cecilia, Donna, JudtA his son Tom and wills
Katy. Dear grandpa of 9 and great
of 9. Survived by his sister Vi Rerwrie.
R ilemds may can at the O'Neill Funeral
Hunte on Wednesday from 3-9prin. Service
at Sto4ANllde United Church, Thuneday fpm.
It dee' n memorial donations may be Infinite
Ito Maddu m Sloutvfte Hospital.
RAULICK. John - Passed away pemcefuy
on FrWaK October 22nd. 1999 in his 85th
year. Beloved husband of Marissa Ratlick
(Nowa) of Goodwood. gear %Ww of Steven
and his fails Kallia. Lynda and hall hMaband
Russ and Wayne. WE be missal by his
gramddgtdrel Joshw, MOWWW. Jesse aro
Even. Brother of Helen Boderveld, Lena and
has ate George Kowalluk. Noris and the We
Don Davidson. the lata Ross and Charles
Kkmbel, Sylvia and rim late lard 2knimer-
man. Mems and Claire Mccrecien, the ata
Kay Koeowan. the ant BM and Terry( Ste
aces Nicholas and Lena, and Mac and Mary
Hyduk- BnoMher-in-law of Charles Kknbal and
Plater Kineovv m. Speciai sande of many
nieces and nephews.
John • we will miss you. WWI known for your
strong opinions, you are (cherished for your
Oono&Wvt love and support. You were always
there to take on any other's issues. From
your early days paying M the Canadian
Football League, and throughout your entire
tlde, You here been a wonderful husband, fa-
ther. gramdkOw friend and champion.
Fta OM service was held at Goodwood
Baptist Church on Monday, October 25th,
1999 at 2 p.m. Memorial donations to the
Goodwood Baptist Church or cl ar8y of your
choice would be appreciated by John
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NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, October 26,1999 PAGE 39 AM
Women
seeking
men
NO BAGGAGE &
NO HANG UPS
Easy ticbe wm1, 59 n 5.2-
&
150 IDs fan haired/ with blue
eyes NKe took Retired I
am Into lots of things & open
t0 new ideas Hoping for
chemistry enelligence & pas
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suoh 4488
OPEN LOYAL
SINCERITY PLUS
What IT-Icre 90 I nave to offs
A great rural for lite. 45 r SF
auger sue 5 3- Indy Blonde
fiaw/bown eyed I'm not In a
rush New to this please be
gentle But, be quick some-
one mgllt catch me first,
54HO
YOU'LL HAVE TO MEET
ME TO FIND OUT
C.nI to! u.- & r I —%
60 WS SK Very .Jive active &
vnaclous 51- & Irl, good
shape 'Looking la fun &
companionship A great Its
never 58463 yrs 01 age
hewlhtAv"ot pOD&tmx to
Is what I'm watching for
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we"g ht Proportionate I lie
to fish Lookaw; for the nay
best r a, ai ".. charming
intelbrrin :limilem on 2258
LIGHT HEARTED SPIRITED
SPARKLY
Like a fine Iess,v ..ave :tunny
layers 41 yr 5.9 with i great sten
figure. brown hair with baby
blues I'm No gamier% sports,
running. sailing, hoses & any.
thing you may have in mind AJt I
ask s that you be unattached.
Intelligent&great corrparry 70(10
JUST WHAT THE
DOCTOR ORDERED
Prescript— fa what ads o,; Si
swl 5 1-. stun Wild, brows, lair
& blue eyes I've heard myself
described before, and teY
always use words lie -spunky,
social._and gloriously
relaxed.- I'm often foul on the
curing rink. hailing alley or golf
course. awl would adore ,t If I
met it good 100kitg¢rttk'mart
to accompany rte 5441
CALL. WE'LL TALK
I may I.. rn:v ;r ,wI
ppwu ve awn wwwnh I(#5.'r sit,
5'I-, and dust nghta rm one of
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••lipenerces and feeds above
all else. and know that my win
ming ways have hehpW me
th rOgfh MY puneys I -d km to
meet someone to stere my out-
look
utlook Or, file & who has a tool
calm demean 2417
HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
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9W 46 _;. olunde haw. brown
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peless nmamtic. Angles wings
r fact (sorretm est I by to go Out
M4 ropy, whatever ,s m hunt of
ire ficin theater to a gunk dares
parser-Ookwv; to a goad taker
who d lie --gu gut and raw the
world w,0, me 1424
I HAVE WARM SMILE d A
HEALTHY EGO
Chamn:q & 1,:-grtfw F -Al
tine studta'a 5 6- will, blonde
hair & bIg baby blues Pretty 25
r SF I am a dart fan, reader &
great humorist 11 you think you
have what d takes to make me
chuckle are ntel!gent & some-
what social do nig 6971
HAVE DOG WITH LEASH
CAN TRAVEL
Very perry Bluo,fe ^.:u•,I.1 34.
r SF Sinn Wud & a fit tulld
Lovely green eyes I am a lot of
fun to be with arourwl & hmiq
around with. 000 must be al
your list of likes Fit as a peach
If yore a movie buff & have a
passion for life & alltat II has
to offer let's correct 19864
SOMEONE DECENT. JUST
LIKE ME
Is tial too Nod .v, -.' *w •, ".0 29
y/o.Eag k" 0oakarra pet
ty I love to IWOr and thing and I
IGW to music. read. and travel
Walmalf to meet someone non -
est. faithful, halhyor6ng, and
decent I'm ready Id stability
with nkat one special ntekgent
,,oft & htapp" guy 1968
OUALITY TIME WITH A
SEXY PARTNER
Erose me G •, l •f- be
your 50 swl. W. 145 ,los. and
wery ataacbm I'm my fun to be
amid ant ungoy good corwerrsa-
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vat. 'Arlen and go for 41q
woks ahboug h my true passion
in k* a hdwg Seeking a gen
t.uin '-nos attractive (Sue 91.
easy tc alk to ad Im'poled
Shag —1 124r:
STARTING FROM SCRATCH
flro!v lxulle hrOvme I..u, .11
baby blues 5'5- with a aw6um
Wild Z3 yi SF Fit as a peach I
lie to rook. travel rearhrg &
writing Lt#inq fa an under -
staged. passlaraie. whtelkgert
someone to spend life with I
can be reached at t s number
am
LOOKING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION
Attention •lentk•,•an
Attractive, 5'4- & 115 lbs petite
brown eyed & biavle hared
active SF I have 2 dogs yyhich
are my ,nhpotanl to me I'm 49
yrs I'm also Into sports. Look„;
for a he 'Villveight poporl",
ate gentleman who is cod
itu0ut life. 1947
LOOKING FOR MY NICHE
In yo, F,.-, ..•Ind :: • f 9-
125111 of ht ply le ;settee.
Iaeatrve & am"turous Seg*
1ltgdM of 1 Walks o the beach
Rami sin & Jet Sk, ill in the
longer Guess what I m looking
buy You gnaw ,t to perleo
gW DperdabhhtY. aHecto &
sots of generis h, ,s what I'm
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STRONG VALUES. HUGE
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Tho attrac9ve. average &we"
Y/o buetl8 Is a btibly. exited
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theater the Opera. masts plants
and a good boor, f you're
humorous. smart mid good
look". Cave me a menage
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Men
seeking
women
I HAVE A WARM SMILE &
A HEALTHY EGO
Loris it, ^her m^, %an .armed
Complexion shot dark hair with
a good athletic hu, Id
Professwnai y employed
Boahrg. fishing, skiing & most
ph"Kal sports ,s what I :rn
into Looking for a physically fit
lots of vlvac.a.s fun & who can
be discreet in all ongoing type
relationship 1154
ALL MY EXCES
LIVE IN TEXAS
So. run sa, r; •..r, e- uk.
x19 ganhwyemplowd 39 r
avarabke roar, 61' & 215 lbs
Can be quiet/can be bud I'm
keen on spots. b0.yt% dant.
Ing & wuoa diving & the octs
sronai note on the town civil me
to file way 7807
SEEKING A GRIL TO GET
LOST IN THE CLOUDS
WITH
Highly erhhlyr,., ,,: 3 -eascn-
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PIS• down hisbrown eyes. a
a goatee I'm tarty retangd,
bbl I'm sull a firm belleyer n
taking life by the horns I waw
to meet saneone I can really
connect with have fun & env
quiet twos worn Isn' thar
IT'S ALL IN THE TILT
46 If SM He s 5 8 & 125 lbs
Blue eyed & brown hailed Very
hl & ^Ie,m m appearance. Not
hand to get a" with at any
times Golf, skiing & movies
,r wet are my likes There Ism
''vo much I wuuldin t be up fort
1996
HOPING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION LET'S
Keep enc•. •:esu•, wan^. •h,s —
ter VI+y twltl working gau fuliy
employed Somewhat risque &
highly adventurous Caught
your eyes Call to fear lots more
Oh, t
by the by I'm 6 fall
salVpeppef far with great blue
eyes Athletically onentated &
40 yrs 1648
ALL THE DUALITIES YOU'VE
PROBABLY SEEN LOOKING
FOR
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eyes & a terrific smile Polite,
weelingent respectful & adven.
turous Self employed 47 r SM
Pokss^%Ay wiclned Look ug
for the best of both worlds quiet
at tines & social it others I
'l we a real emotional levee & ,t
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75M
LETS Do IT TOCETHERI
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35 swim. malum buna. and
loves to laugh I Ihke :o match
moves at home. walk the
beach, and nde my bike
kdernsstW
In a woman whoa a
Beal ksteWo'talker & wrho has
high hopes about the future &
where It could take Is' 1254
THE NEWS ADVERTISER
3rd Annual READERS CHOICE AWARDS
And the winners are...
All -Around Restaurant... East Side Mario's
Bakery............................Bun King Bakery
Breakfast ................................. Sunset Grill
Buffet. . ....................................... Mandarin
Chicken Wings ........ Top Shelf Bar & Grill
Chinese Restaurant ..................... Mandarin
Cup of Coffee ....................... Tun Honon's
Deli & Sandwich Shop .................. Subway
Familv Restaurant............................Papp's
Fine Dining......................Liverpool House
Fish & Chips ............................... McIntosh
Greek Restaurant ....................... Mr. Greek
Hamburger ......................................... Licks
Ice Cream ...............................Dairy Queen
Indian Restaurant ..................... ML Everest
Italian Restaurant ........... East Side Mario's
Outdoor Patio..............................Lone Star
Pasta...............................East Side Mars's
Pizza........................................... Pisa Hut
Salad Bar .....................................Mandarin
Seafood Restaurant.................Red Lobster
Steak.............................................The Keg
Billiards ........................................ Petrina's
Bingo Hall...............................Delta Bingo
Children's Ent Air Zone Party & Play
Centre
Comedy Club ............................. Yuk Yuk's
Golf Course..............................Deer Creek
Ice Skating..--....... Laurie's Learn To Skate
Live Entertainment Herongate Barn
Theatre
Movie Rental...........................Blockbuster
Movie Theatre ............................... Ajax 10
Pub .............................:.......Black Dog Pub
-Sports Bar.................Top Shelf Bar & Gril
Accounting Firm .................Thomas/Chase
Banklfrust Company Canada Tmst,1794
Liverpool
Brew Your Own Beer/Wine Carousel
'Wines
Carpet Cleaner...............:...................'Sears
Catering Company.............Mainly Cheese
Children Tutorial Education Speech
Language Oft Learning Centre
Continuing Adult Education Durham
College
Dance Studio Jacqueline's School of
bance
Day Care Centre.. Helping Hands Daycare
Dry Cleaner Cadet Cleaners -570 V tstney
Rd.
Financial Planner ......... _.._.Richard Price
Fitness Club......................Extreme Fitness
Hair Salor/BarberShop First Choice
Haircutters
Heating/ Air Conditioning. Walker Heating
Home Builder..........................John Boddv
Insurance Company..................State Farm
Investment Planning Company Fortune
Financial, Bayly Branch, Richard Price
Lawn Service .............................. Woodman
Martial Arts Club.....................Master Rim
Modelling School ........................... Laurell
Pest Control...............Lloyd's Pest Control
Photography Studio .......................... Sears
Print Shop...............................Kwik Kopy
Retirement Living Ballycliffe Retirement
Lodge
Shoe Repair....................Ajax Shoe Repair
Tanning ...............................Tanning World
Taxi Service..............................Rapid Taxi
TravelAgency .... Carlson Wagonlite Travel
Weight LossClinic........... Weight Watchers
Auto Parts............................Canadian Tire
Body Shop Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac
Ltd.
DomesticCar Dealership ........ Bob Myer's
General Auto Repair....... Master Mechanic
Import Car Dealership .... Picketing Toyota
Muffler Shop....................................Midas
New Car Dealer Bruce Bissel Buick
Pontiac Ltd.
Oil/Lube Change ......................... Mr. Lube
Tire Store .............................Canadian Tire
Used Car Dealership -Consumer Car Mart
Adult Entertainment .................The Palace
Antique Store .............Antique Discoveries
Appliance Store .................................Sears
-Art & Framing ........ All Pickering Supplies
Bicycle Shop .............................Bay Sports
:Book Store ...................................Chapters
Camera Shop ................................... Blacks
Craft Store ..................................Michael's
Cellular PhoneCentre Bell Mobility Excell
Clearance Store ............................Winner's
Department Store ...............................Sears
I HOPE YOU LIKE HAIRY
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Average I"s � it,r,w.• .iver-
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with anyone sensitive & bm-
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work -ng guy Boahal :o y di,
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Dmtnerl My treat 1%1
WHAT WOULD MAKE YOU
FEEL CHERISHED?
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heat & a healthy sprit- %
swim, 61, Jd on sr, ,Ice to
lock a: I'm an Opldir%
�.tiV n,nq goy who's Interest
r:
of sp itual pursuits. med,
'.Ilam, native drumming. art,
.+n,f sailing See -w; somin e
with SOON Cr":v :',. with an
anlStK bent Who$ :onfat-
abe with herself 3000
HAZEL EYED i BROAD
�CHESTED YOUNG MAN
Grc w;'mS a ..:I .t, .
good buldfm 29 urs. 5'Y &
190 Ihs I have gown haw
with ham eyes Mother
brought me up right "I
charnelad. 'rwlepllg ill & hod
waking I like most spats.
SX -9 sorra er/linrte'l &
work ',ars at Seeking vw
aciventwM I"man all guy Wy
9777
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Fabric Store Fabricland Factor% Direct
Store ...............................................Sure Fit
Floor Covenngs Carpet Towne Flooring
Centre
Florist.... ................................ _..._... Reed's
Formal Wear .......................Tuxedo Royale
Furniture Store .................................Leon's
Gardening Centre & NurseryVan
Defineer's
Gift Shop.................................Gift Gallery
Grocery Store .......:...................... Loblaws
Health Food Store ..............................GNC
Home Improvement/Hardware Home
Depot
Jewellery Store ............ Donlands Jewellers
Kitchen/Bathl9ed .............................. Seats
Lighting Centre ......................Home Depot
Lingerie Store ..............................La Senza
Local Shopping Centre Pickering Town
Centre
Maternity Shop..... For You Two Maternity
Mattress Store ......................Sleep Country
Men's Store ................................... Moore's
Musical Instruction..............Legend Music
Office Supplies..................Business Depot
Optical Store..................................Kearn's
Paint/Wallpaper Store .... Color Your World
Party Supplies...................Party Packagers
Pet Store .............................PJ's Pet Centre
Pool Company ......... Diplomat Pool & Spa -
Record Store ..................................... HMV
Regional Shopping Centre Pickering
Town Centre
Shoe Store ......................................Payless
Sporting Goods Store........ National Sports
Strip Mall...........................Durham Centre
Toy Store ...................................Toys R Us
Women's Store ..............................Braemar
Chiropractor..............................Dr. Franko
Dentist ....................................... Dr. Dhanji
Denturist ........................................ Dr. Steil
General Practitioner ................... Dr. Farber -
Massage Therapist ................ Andrea Allan -
Pharmacist......... Joseph Ho (Pharma Plus)
Physiotherapist ............. Whites Rd. Physio
Specialist..............................Dr. E. Salmon
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HAPPY INDIVIDUAL
LOOKING TO HAVE SOME
FUN
Pretty :"maw e, ' •- 'guy 45
Ins & 225Itis. . Garr Ian/eyes
Sk,mq & .eepn q In interests
Looking for a Sexually advert
ttxO11S I'd female tc pamper
lie a ow cess tin very Opel,
minted & discreet 1111
HOPING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION
This ,,kr;nro ,,.• .run �. ,.
Jarlas your; man of 63 1S.3
5"9" & 240 IDs Hard-working
professional What do I have
'C offer YOU may ask) ',ons Of
life. love & eflefvesce-ce
Om" out tuners Io 2 &
hOk" hands are lust a few
of the things, I have m mend Id
60th Of us 6496
IF MEN ARE NOTHING
THEN WHAT ARE OOGS7
Successful O.SUess wrxr
professional I law all my
har/teeth I'm 53 yrs 6' &
Mils log golfer I'm W.-
asdy, a type A personality,
Social. irwdltgtnnl, charming &
can be busted in a crowded
roan mlbptng that you would
be very attractive. intelgent
-In an gaily, to be with per
-
sonairty 3335
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SM Easy :xvam, 3 •ewng
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look,,.; 'tru these ails & go
hey :nus s what I want 3r, -•yl
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57- a I M lbs Very open
minded adventuresome
Looking fix someone to shore
a ane -V '325
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R GS; 5'5- 120 lbs ht as a
peach I'm into music. basket
ball. soccer & ke v,g fit
Looking nor Elena,'w"juess
with me „ght doll 9942
NICE LOOKING BITCHY
GIRL
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the citing a '&wq •eat 35 x
iv Trust your mstwKis a shed
your pm,r0ces Nice tookmq �
great shape Work whin tr• ;�,c
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1261
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adventurous curious & .ery
act,ve & spoj Erotic & al
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blondebkee eyed. harry chest.
and a bit on the muscular side
like •o think 1 myself as
Oe,rg a little mr,tl-. dus. and 1
speed a lot of lime outside talo
rg advantage of nature and an
that good stuff I'm iodt,ng 'a
1 guy who ll treat me Cil; wa nI
Deserve to be treated, and
wants to be apprectated in me
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the 3rd Annual Readers Choice
Awards
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Women
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men
NO BAGGAGE &
NO HANG UPS
Easy ticbe wm1, 59 n 5.2-
&
150 IDs fan haired/ with blue
eyes NKe took Retired I
am Into lots of things & open
t0 new ideas Hoping for
chemistry enelligence & pas
-
suoh 4488
OPEN LOYAL
SINCERITY PLUS
What IT-Icre 90 I nave to offs
A great rural for lite. 45 r SF
auger sue 5 3- Indy Blonde
fiaw/bown eyed I'm not In a
rush New to this please be
gentle But, be quick some-
one mgllt catch me first,
54HO
YOU'LL HAVE TO MEET
ME TO FIND OUT
C.nI to! u.- & r I —%
60 WS SK Very .Jive active &
vnaclous 51- & Irl, good
shape 'Looking la fun &
companionship A great Its
never 58463 yrs 01 age
hewlhtAv"ot pOD&tmx to
Is what I'm watching for
Know of anyone? 2925
CLASSY ACT TO FOLLOW
Pfofel..1 , .IIf, , ,Thr;I,%yI•,' S:,
✓• SF Whom bu Ilyheght
we"g ht Proportionate I lie
to fish Lookaw; for the nay
best r a, ai ".. charming
intelbrrin :limilem on 2258
LIGHT HEARTED SPIRITED
SPARKLY
Like a fine Iess,v ..ave :tunny
layers 41 yr 5.9 with i great sten
figure. brown hair with baby
blues I'm No gamier% sports,
running. sailing, hoses & any.
thing you may have in mind AJt I
ask s that you be unattached.
Intelligent&great corrparry 70(10
JUST WHAT THE
DOCTOR ORDERED
Prescript— fa what ads o,; Si
swl 5 1-. stun Wild, brows, lair
& blue eyes I've heard myself
described before, and teY
always use words lie -spunky,
social._and gloriously
relaxed.- I'm often foul on the
curing rink. hailing alley or golf
course. awl would adore ,t If I
met it good 100kitg¢rttk'mart
to accompany rte 5441
CALL. WE'LL TALK
I may I.. rn:v ;r ,wI
ppwu ve awn wwwnh I(#5.'r sit,
5'I-, and dust nghta rm one of
nese people who values new
••lipenerces and feeds above
all else. and know that my win
ming ways have hehpW me
th rOgfh MY puneys I -d km to
meet someone to stere my out-
look
utlook Or, file & who has a tool
calm demean 2417
HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
Look— w.un! ';r that perfect
9W 46 _;. olunde haw. brown
'nes. 5 5 115 Ws attractwe
peless nmamtic. Angles wings
r fact (sorretm est I by to go Out
M4 ropy, whatever ,s m hunt of
ire ficin theater to a gunk dares
parser-Ookwv; to a goad taker
who d lie --gu gut and raw the
world w,0, me 1424
I HAVE WARM SMILE d A
HEALTHY EGO
Chamn:q & 1,:-grtfw F -Al
tine studta'a 5 6- will, blonde
hair & bIg baby blues Pretty 25
r SF I am a dart fan, reader &
great humorist 11 you think you
have what d takes to make me
chuckle are ntel!gent & some-
what social do nig 6971
HAVE DOG WITH LEASH
CAN TRAVEL
Very perry Bluo,fe ^.:u•,I.1 34.
r SF Sinn Wud & a fit tulld
Lovely green eyes I am a lot of
fun to be with arourwl & hmiq
around with. 000 must be al
your list of likes Fit as a peach
If yore a movie buff & have a
passion for life & alltat II has
to offer let's correct 19864
SOMEONE DECENT. JUST
LIKE ME
Is tial too Nod .v, -.' *w •, ".0 29
y/o.Eag k" 0oakarra pet
ty I love to IWOr and thing and I
IGW to music. read. and travel
Walmalf to meet someone non -
est. faithful, halhyor6ng, and
decent I'm ready Id stability
with nkat one special ntekgent
,,oft & htapp" guy 1968
OUALITY TIME WITH A
SEXY PARTNER
Erose me G •, l •f- be
your 50 swl. W. 145 ,los. and
wery ataacbm I'm my fun to be
amid ant ungoy good corwerrsa-
Clow. thing. arel File romance I
vat. 'Arlen and go for 41q
woks ahboug h my true passion
in k* a hdwg Seeking a gen
t.uin '-nos attractive (Sue 91.
easy tc alk to ad Im'poled
Shag —1 124r:
STARTING FROM SCRATCH
flro!v lxulle hrOvme I..u, .11
baby blues 5'5- with a aw6um
Wild Z3 yi SF Fit as a peach I
lie to rook. travel rearhrg &
writing Lt#inq fa an under -
staged. passlaraie. whtelkgert
someone to spend life with I
can be reached at t s number
am
LOOKING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION
Attention •lentk•,•an
Attractive, 5'4- & 115 lbs petite
brown eyed & biavle hared
active SF I have 2 dogs yyhich
are my ,nhpotanl to me I'm 49
yrs I'm also Into sports. Look„;
for a he 'Villveight poporl",
ate gentleman who is cod
itu0ut life. 1947
LOOKING FOR MY NICHE
In yo, F,.-, ..•Ind :: • f 9-
125111 of ht ply le ;settee.
Iaeatrve & am"turous Seg*
1ltgdM of 1 Walks o the beach
Rami sin & Jet Sk, ill in the
longer Guess what I m looking
buy You gnaw ,t to perleo
gW DperdabhhtY. aHecto &
sots of generis h, ,s what I'm
acsng 7531
STRONG VALUES. HUGE
HEARTThat about S.0.d
Tho attrac9ve. average &we"
Y/o buetl8 Is a btibly. exited
prOfess+Onal I mak/: tune for
theater the Opera. masts plants
and a good boor, f you're
humorous. smart mid good
look". Cave me a menage
—1 nrrvkrr -V-11 1115
Men
seeking
women
I HAVE A WARM SMILE &
A HEALTHY EGO
Loris it, ^her m^, %an .armed
Complexion shot dark hair with
a good athletic hu, Id
Professwnai y employed
Boahrg. fishing, skiing & most
ph"Kal sports ,s what I :rn
into Looking for a physically fit
lots of vlvac.a.s fun & who can
be discreet in all ongoing type
relationship 1154
ALL MY EXCES
LIVE IN TEXAS
So. run sa, r; •..r, e- uk.
x19 ganhwyemplowd 39 r
avarabke roar, 61' & 215 lbs
Can be quiet/can be bud I'm
keen on spots. b0.yt% dant.
Ing & wuoa diving & the octs
sronai note on the town civil me
to file way 7807
SEEKING A GRIL TO GET
LOST IN THE CLOUDS
WITH
Highly erhhlyr,., ,,: 3 -eascn-
ably outgoing. 45 swm 5 '90
PIS• down hisbrown eyes. a
a goatee I'm tarty retangd,
bbl I'm sull a firm belleyer n
taking life by the horns I waw
to meet saneone I can really
connect with have fun & env
quiet twos worn Isn' thar
IT'S ALL IN THE TILT
46 If SM He s 5 8 & 125 lbs
Blue eyed & brown hailed Very
hl & ^Ie,m m appearance. Not
hand to get a" with at any
times Golf, skiing & movies
,r wet are my likes There Ism
''vo much I wuuldin t be up fort
1996
HOPING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION LET'S
Keep enc•. •:esu•, wan^. •h,s —
ter VI+y twltl working gau fuliy
employed Somewhat risque &
highly adventurous Caught
your eyes Call to fear lots more
Oh, t
by the by I'm 6 fall
salVpeppef far with great blue
eyes Athletically onentated &
40 yrs 1648
ALL THE DUALITIES YOU'VE
PROBABLY SEEN LOOKING
FOR
But can t seem 'o pond dk*
eyes & a terrific smile Polite,
weelingent respectful & adven.
turous Self employed 47 r SM
Pokss^%Ay wiclned Look ug
for the best of both worlds quiet
at tines & social it others I
'l we a real emotional levee & ,t
an be pierwith sanest
who Is Is a bol pholosoplkca
75M
LETS Do IT TOCETHERI
And ttwre s a Lin 1, 'c n
35 swim. malum buna. and
loves to laugh I Ihke :o match
moves at home. walk the
beach, and nde my bike
kdernsstW
In a woman whoa a
Beal ksteWo'talker & wrho has
high hopes about the future &
where It could take Is' 1254
THE NEWS ADVERTISER
3rd Annual READERS CHOICE AWARDS
And the winners are...
All -Around Restaurant... East Side Mario's
Bakery............................Bun King Bakery
Breakfast ................................. Sunset Grill
Buffet. . ....................................... Mandarin
Chicken Wings ........ Top Shelf Bar & Grill
Chinese Restaurant ..................... Mandarin
Cup of Coffee ....................... Tun Honon's
Deli & Sandwich Shop .................. Subway
Familv Restaurant............................Papp's
Fine Dining......................Liverpool House
Fish & Chips ............................... McIntosh
Greek Restaurant ....................... Mr. Greek
Hamburger ......................................... Licks
Ice Cream ...............................Dairy Queen
Indian Restaurant ..................... ML Everest
Italian Restaurant ........... East Side Mario's
Outdoor Patio..............................Lone Star
Pasta...............................East Side Mars's
Pizza........................................... Pisa Hut
Salad Bar .....................................Mandarin
Seafood Restaurant.................Red Lobster
Steak.............................................The Keg
Billiards ........................................ Petrina's
Bingo Hall...............................Delta Bingo
Children's Ent Air Zone Party & Play
Centre
Comedy Club ............................. Yuk Yuk's
Golf Course..............................Deer Creek
Ice Skating..--....... Laurie's Learn To Skate
Live Entertainment Herongate Barn
Theatre
Movie Rental...........................Blockbuster
Movie Theatre ............................... Ajax 10
Pub .............................:.......Black Dog Pub
-Sports Bar.................Top Shelf Bar & Gril
Accounting Firm .................Thomas/Chase
Banklfrust Company Canada Tmst,1794
Liverpool
Brew Your Own Beer/Wine Carousel
'Wines
Carpet Cleaner...............:...................'Sears
Catering Company.............Mainly Cheese
Children Tutorial Education Speech
Language Oft Learning Centre
Continuing Adult Education Durham
College
Dance Studio Jacqueline's School of
bance
Day Care Centre.. Helping Hands Daycare
Dry Cleaner Cadet Cleaners -570 V tstney
Rd.
Financial Planner ......... _.._.Richard Price
Fitness Club......................Extreme Fitness
Hair Salor/BarberShop First Choice
Haircutters
Heating/ Air Conditioning. Walker Heating
Home Builder..........................John Boddv
Insurance Company..................State Farm
Investment Planning Company Fortune
Financial, Bayly Branch, Richard Price
Lawn Service .............................. Woodman
Martial Arts Club.....................Master Rim
Modelling School ........................... Laurell
Pest Control...............Lloyd's Pest Control
Photography Studio .......................... Sears
Print Shop...............................Kwik Kopy
Retirement Living Ballycliffe Retirement
Lodge
Shoe Repair....................Ajax Shoe Repair
Tanning ...............................Tanning World
Taxi Service..............................Rapid Taxi
TravelAgency .... Carlson Wagonlite Travel
Weight LossClinic........... Weight Watchers
Auto Parts............................Canadian Tire
Body Shop Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac
Ltd.
DomesticCar Dealership ........ Bob Myer's
General Auto Repair....... Master Mechanic
Import Car Dealership .... Picketing Toyota
Muffler Shop....................................Midas
New Car Dealer Bruce Bissel Buick
Pontiac Ltd.
Oil/Lube Change ......................... Mr. Lube
Tire Store .............................Canadian Tire
Used Car Dealership -Consumer Car Mart
Adult Entertainment .................The Palace
Antique Store .............Antique Discoveries
Appliance Store .................................Sears
-Art & Framing ........ All Pickering Supplies
Bicycle Shop .............................Bay Sports
:Book Store ...................................Chapters
Camera Shop ................................... Blacks
Craft Store ..................................Michael's
Cellular PhoneCentre Bell Mobility Excell
Clearance Store ............................Winner's
Department Store ...............................Sears
I HOPE YOU LIKE HAIRY
CHESTS
Average I"s � it,r,w.• .iver-
age integrity 3i vi Vets along
with anyone sensitive & bm-
ng soul 510- & 155 qs hard
work -ng guy Boahal :o y di,
ves & a hit of a move buff
Dmtnerl My treat 1%1
WHAT WOULD MAKE YOU
FEEL CHERISHED?
A strong roan wcr ., :.. ,w
heat & a healthy sprit- %
swim, 61, Jd on sr, ,Ice to
lock a: I'm an Opldir%
�.tiV n,nq goy who's Interest
r:
of sp itual pursuits. med,
'.Ilam, native drumming. art,
.+n,f sailing See -w; somin e
with SOON Cr":v :',. with an
anlStK bent Who$ :onfat-
abe with herself 3000
HAZEL EYED i BROAD
�CHESTED YOUNG MAN
Grc w;'mS a ..:I .t, .
good buldfm 29 urs. 5'Y &
190 Ihs I have gown haw
with ham eyes Mother
brought me up right "I
charnelad. 'rwlepllg ill & hod
waking I like most spats.
SX -9 sorra er/linrte'l &
work ',ars at Seeking vw
aciventwM I"man all guy Wy
9777
Drug Store ................Shopper's Drug Stan
Fabric Store Fabricland Factor% Direct
Store ...............................................Sure Fit
Floor Covenngs Carpet Towne Flooring
Centre
Florist.... ................................ _..._... Reed's
Formal Wear .......................Tuxedo Royale
Furniture Store .................................Leon's
Gardening Centre & NurseryVan
Defineer's
Gift Shop.................................Gift Gallery
Grocery Store .......:...................... Loblaws
Health Food Store ..............................GNC
Home Improvement/Hardware Home
Depot
Jewellery Store ............ Donlands Jewellers
Kitchen/Bathl9ed .............................. Seats
Lighting Centre ......................Home Depot
Lingerie Store ..............................La Senza
Local Shopping Centre Pickering Town
Centre
Maternity Shop..... For You Two Maternity
Mattress Store ......................Sleep Country
Men's Store ................................... Moore's
Musical Instruction..............Legend Music
Office Supplies..................Business Depot
Optical Store..................................Kearn's
Paint/Wallpaper Store .... Color Your World
Party Supplies...................Party Packagers
Pet Store .............................PJ's Pet Centre
Pool Company ......... Diplomat Pool & Spa -
Record Store ..................................... HMV
Regional Shopping Centre Pickering
Town Centre
Shoe Store ......................................Payless
Sporting Goods Store........ National Sports
Strip Mall...........................Durham Centre
Toy Store ...................................Toys R Us
Women's Store ..............................Braemar
Chiropractor..............................Dr. Franko
Dentist ....................................... Dr. Dhanji
Denturist ........................................ Dr. Steil
General Practitioner ................... Dr. Farber -
Massage Therapist ................ Andrea Allan -
Pharmacist......... Joseph Ho (Pharma Plus)
Physiotherapist ............. Whites Rd. Physio
Specialist..............................Dr. E. Salmon
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HAPPY INDIVIDUAL
LOOKING TO HAVE SOME
FUN
Pretty :"maw e, ' •- 'guy 45
Ins & 225Itis. . Garr Ian/eyes
Sk,mq & .eepn q In interests
Looking for a Sexually advert
ttxO11S I'd female tc pamper
lie a ow cess tin very Opel,
minted & discreet 1111
HOPING FOR A SOLID
CONNECTION
This ,,kr;nro ,,.• .run �. ,.
Jarlas your; man of 63 1S.3
5"9" & 240 IDs Hard-working
professional What do I have
'C offer YOU may ask) ',ons Of
life. love & eflefvesce-ce
Om" out tuners Io 2 &
hOk" hands are lust a few
of the things, I have m mend Id
60th Of us 6496
IF MEN ARE NOTHING
THEN WHAT ARE OOGS7
Successful O.SUess wrxr
professional I law all my
har/teeth I'm 53 yrs 6' &
Mils log golfer I'm W.-
asdy, a type A personality,
Social. irwdltgtnnl, charming &
can be busted in a crowded
roan mlbptng that you would
be very attractive. intelgent
-In an gaily, to be with per
-
sonairty 3335
LOOKING FOR DISCRE-
TION
Nice IUu4ny 40 .r '30 as
SM Easy :xvam, 3 •ewng
'vee & easytpmg. Int. pff.
baseba4 & hocrev 'I by any'
thug aux & sumermrs twice
3154
Alternative
Lifestyles
YOUNG READY & WAITING
look,,.; 'tru these ails & go
hey :nus s what I want 3r, -•yl
blonde halved baby blues GSF
57- a I M lbs Very open
minded adventuresome
Looking fix someone to shore
a ane -V '325
INTO CONSERVATION a
THE ENVIRONMENT
9rowr, ,a„ N.., ... � . .
R GS; 5'5- 120 lbs ht as a
peach I'm into music. basket
ball. soccer & ke v,g fit
Looking nor Elena,'w"juess
with me „ght doll 9942
NICE LOOKING BITCHY
GIRL
Arty out more 3 ,,,I ; wq mho
the citing a '&wq •eat 35 x
iv Trust your mstwKis a shed
your pm,r0ces Nice tookmq �
great shape Work whin tr• ;�,c
k Thunderbolt experience Qt
NO n%7.ty & moral 'ober
1261
STPORM AS A POSE
mad fen . r....:ed I -.•e•.
ng a iF :" nq music 6
$"Ul gamtugs •I bdo
26 yrs & all independent & hp
Of fie utmost n ogi,ty _4"
to the sine• r ,.wi 71Y,
HEY GUYS IM OVER HERE
buddul q tfpe treat :o Boa at
34 fr vSM 6— & 185 n7 pl
toned :o the tone Gainfully
employed Intell.9ent open
adventurous curious & .ery
act,ve & spoj Erotic & al
ented 2355
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vnh. 3GW. 17 . In ,os,
blondebkee eyed. harry chest.
and a bit on the muscular side
like •o think 1 myself as
Oe,rg a little mr,tl-. dus. and 1
speed a lot of lime outside talo
rg advantage of nature and an
that good stuff I'm iodt,ng 'a
1 guy who ll treat me Cil; wa nI
Deserve to be treated, and
wants to be apprectated in me
sane way 7316
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The News Advertiser would like
to congratulate all the winners of
the 3rd Annual Readers Choice
Awards
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1997 VOYAGER V6218 1997 GRAND VOYAGER SE V6217 ! 1997 NEON 4 DR. V6191 1997 CARAVAN SE T3347A
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power steering, power brakes, 7 3 38 mo. 208 mo. p.d.l., air cond., quad seats, sunscreen
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