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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_11_19PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 50,400 28 PAGES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND Field's'open for Region chair But Anderson hoping for another `good' three years "Let the lobbying begin." That's how one regional coun- cillor describes the fun and games that will be taking place behind the scenes in the days running up to Durham council's inaugural meeting Dec. 6. That's the day the new Region- al council will be sworn in. It's also the day council will elect a member to serve as chairman for . the new three-year term as well as those who'll serve as committee chairmen. "The real story in the next two weeks is `Let the lobbying begin'," said Oshawa Councillor John Gray who's embarking on his third term as a regional repre- sentative. That new term of council will get under way Dec. 6 with the election of the chairman, a posi- tion currently held by Roger An- derson. And, for the first time, that po- sition must be Filled by an elected regional councillor or by the in - See ANDERSON page 5 DAVID PICKLES Trust idea `sounds very interesting and encouraging'. RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Studentsgivefrom the heart Junior and Intermediate students at Gandatseti- will benefit from the approximately 80 gift boxes agon Public School in Pickering showed their prepared as part of `Operation Christmas generous spirit recently by bringing gifts for chil- Child'. Here, Allyson Baggley and Lisa Ford dren in need. Boys and girls around the world show off just some of the gifts. McTeague wants north Pickering lands designated park or put in trust Park all • airport BY TODD HAMILTON under federal statute. Ken Griffith also questioned the AND SUSAN O'NEILL "Whether it's a park... or a land announcement of the proposal dur- Staf}'Writers trust, I'll have to pitch it to the gov- ing the election. Liberal incumbent MP Dan ernment and discuss it with stake- "It's always great promises from McTeague is vowing to have the holders but it seems to be a novel, the Liberals at election time. You federal lands in north Pickering viable and appropriate way to pro- hear it said but not done," Mr. Grif- designated as either a federal park tect these particular lands." fith said. "What I'd like to see is a or placed in a land trust. But, Progressive Conservative 99 -year lease with the University of "I propose to reserve the Picker- candidate Michael Hills called Mr. Guelph for agricultural studies... ing airport lands in a land trust... in McTeague's comments more but whatever the case, I hope all the perpetuity," the Pickering -Ajax- empty promises. candidates will support a complete Uxbridge MP said during a stand- "He's already had seven years to stop to the (airport) idea." ing-room only all -candidates meet- do it," Mr. Hills said. "It's an issue Mr. McTeague said with his ing in Uxbridge Thursday. "This is he's had since 1993 and nothing plan there would be a total ban on a chance for us to put our money has been done but now he brings it development within the boundaries where our mouth is and put those up during an election campaign." lands in a permanent land trust Canadian Alliance candidate See LANDS page 2 AtAGIance Grades 3 and 6 Catholic school board ,test results are in The Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board released indi- vidual school Grade 3 and 6 test results last week. See how your school's scores compare with the board and provincial aver- ages. And see why some Catholic school board supporters in Durham are fuming after Mon- day's election. Their property taxes go to the separate school system, their kids go to Catholic schools, but they were not al- lowed to vote for Catholic board trustees. Story page 8. 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Pickering Councillor David Pickles, a member of the stakeholders forum that's been meeting regularly to ad- dress the .airport lands, said Nuclear restart sparks discussion. Page 14 Friday the idea of designat- ing the lands as a park or placing them in a public trust "sounds very interesting and encouraging". Coun. Pickles, who was not in attendance at the all - candidates debate, added, "There certainly are some lands there associated with the (Oak Ridges) Moraine that should be placed under that kind of protection." He also said the stake- holders group has talked about protecting certain envi- ronmentally -sensitive areas of the north Pickering lands and maintains the group will continue working to protect 41— -.+- From left, Alliance candidate Ken Griffith, Conserva- tive Michael Hills and Liberal MP Dan McTeague de- bated Mr. McTeague's plan for federal lands in north Pickering. They were at an all -candidates meeting. 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(Unit #11), Pickering Memhersfiip is honored u nw� 1004 Curry tocsdona in 49 states & Capt United Way hits half -million mark But plenty still needed to reach $1.35 -million goal With more than five weeks to finding ways to encourage small 22 agencies that apply for fund - go until the United Way of Ajax- businesses and small retailers to ing under the United Way of Pickering wraps up its annual become involved in the cam- Ajax-Pickering's community fund-raising campaign, or- paign this year. fund. Those agencies deliver ganizers are optimistic Ms. Giles noted the more than 100 programs and ser - the organization will United Way is also still vices to the community. Funds meet this year's $1.35- waiting for several cor- raised through the campaign will million goal. porations to report also support special grants for "Right now we're their campaign contri- community projects. feeling really good butions. And, that in- Ms. Giles notes community about the campaign. formation may not be re- members can get involved with There's a lot of support out ported until next month, the campaign through a special there," said Lyn Giles, the United which is traditionally a busy fund-raising event at the Picker - Way's resource development month for corporate campaigns, ing Town Centr4e in the coming manager. she said, adding about 76 per weeks. The United Way's `Tree "Things are going really well. cent of the funds raised each year of Hope' will be on display at the We're currently at approximately traditionally come from the busi- shopping centre from Dec. 8 to $500,000:' ness community. Dec. 24. The tree provides shop - The campaign began Sept. 10 She said it's essential local pers with an opportunity to dis- and continues until Dec. 22. businesses and individuals "keep play an ornament bearing their But, despite the success to on contributing to continue the name for a $2 donation to the date, Ms. Giles said there are "al- services that are in this commu- United Way. ways those last-minute chal- nity". For more information about lenges." One of those challenges The money raised in the an- the United Way campaign, con - is attracting new dollars and nual campaign goes towards the tact the local office at 686-0606. M "°°`Walter P)kNSY1W3 ART GALLERY UPPER LEVEL NEAR THE BAY (905) 831-8173 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 PAGE 3 A/P 111 A HWY.2 0 _ L)HWY. 401 n = BAYLY ST. KINGSTON RD. W. 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"Before, it could be anybody who walked in the door." Council changed the procedure for appointing a chairman in November 1998. And, although some regions, such as Halton, select their chairmen through direct election, there is no provision for direct election here, Ms. Robinson says. She added the successful candidate must obtain a . minimum of 14 votes. "Roger got in by one vote last time," Ms. Robinson said, noting out- going Scugog _Mayor Howard Hall and Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs were also in the running. However, this time around Mr. An- derson could be the only one going after the position. "I haven't heard of anyone (who's interested). Nobody has approached me," Mr. Anderson said. "I hope that's how it ends up. "I think we've had a good three years. I think we've accomplished a lot:' As examples, he pointed out the Region's unanimous agreement on the need for governance reform, the fact that several new Hwy. 401 inter- changes are in the works and the fact taxes have been reduced. its new term "I think the residents of Durham have been well served by their coun- cil... I'm looking forward to working with them for another three years," he said. WE CAN HELRYOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation .- Trustees in Bankruptcy Several convenient locations, including: OSHAWA 146 Simcoe Street N. (905) 728-9404 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave. E. (416) 750-9620 (near DVP and 401) 255 Morningside Ave. (416) 283-8140 (Morningside Mall) O.ac. ATTENTION SNOWBIRDS House or 2-3 bedroom apartment wanted while we wait for new house to be completed. Need for December, January, February and possible March. 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AJAX Health Department - Ajax Office Dec. 16 @ 10 a.m.. to 4 p.m. Westney Heights Medical Centre Nov. 22,,29 & Dec. 6, 13 @4to8p.m. PICKERING Pickering Central Library Nov. 21, 30 and Dec 7 @ 4 to 8 p.m. Pickering Police Station Nov. 23 @ 4 to 8 p.m. and Dec. 9 @ 10.a.m. to 4 p.m. Claremont Community Centre Nov. 25 @ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pickering Recreation Complex Dec. 5 @ 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Parkway Retirement Home Dec. 21 @ 4 to 8 p.m. 01 1 - - J A I (5 Ages 16 months to 12 years QQ Toddlers ages 16.30 months D Preschoolers ages 2'/2-5 years D School Age ages 6-12 years Q Dedicated & qualified teachers Q Developmental Programs combine play, socialization & learning Do Excellent junior & senior kindergarten programs Open 6:45a.m. to 6:00p.m., Mon. -Fri. stmas Aa P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 Editorial & , OpiNioNs NEWS ADVERTISER 'NOV. 19, 2000 EDITORIAL No raise for MPPs as bad as massive proposal Tories have themselves to blame as they deal with fallout of suggested pay increase The Tories could hardly have been questions if only to be fair to all in - surprised. volved. Certainly the MPPs feel slighted Faced with a devastating public and though they put up a brave face in backlash to the notion of a double-digit public, privately they're furious at their pay hike, our governing Conservatives rate of pay. It must gall MPPs to make decided on a big fat zero. Not even one less than a Toronto City councillor or or two per cent a year, nothing, nada, nil. your average high-school principal. Why? A petulant Norm Sterling, The Tories have only themselves to Tory House leader and the point man on blame for this mess. After winning elec- the pay -raise issue, even went so far as tion in 1995, they acted quickly to elim- to suggest the public would only be inate the MPP pension plan (with long - happy if MPPs were to accept a 10 -per time Tories like Premier Mike Harris, cent decrease in pay. Ernie Eves, Bob Runciman and others That may be a bit harsh on Mr. Ster- getting whopping payouts for years of ling's part, but choosing the status quo is service before 1995) and froze salaries. as extreme as the mammoth pay hike At the same time they slashed welfare originally being discussed. payments by 21 per cent and have held Compare an MPP's salary of the line on teacher salaries. Now they're $78,000 to that of an MP ($110,000): stuck. both serve the same -sized constituency, Any large raise would be ridiculed have much the same responsibilities, publicly by the Liberal and NDP mem- work pretty much the same hours. But bers and leave the Tories looking like there is a vast difference in pay. Is Os- greedy hypocrites. hawa MP Ivan Grose worth more than To avoid this controversy in the fu - Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette? Both ture, perhaps political wages at all levels have been re-elected twice and sit on the should be tied to inflation. backbenches. How about Durham MPP In the meantime, by putting the spot - John O'Toole versus Durham MP Alex light squarely on government workers, Shepherd? You be the judge. the Tories have ensured an eagle eye fol - Should Ontario Attorney General lows every move to compensate them - Jim Flaherty, also Whitby -Ajax MPP, selves. make as much as Canada's Justice Min- ister Ann McLellan? Does Education E-mail your comments on this opinion Minister and Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge to steve.houston@durhamnews.net. MPP Janet Ecker deserve as much as a Submissions which include a first and federal cabinet minister? last name, as well as the city of resi- Some would answer `yes' to these dente, will be considered for publication. MM MN; . t1E�ADu ��►�%., ]LETTERS TO THE EDITOR G 5 ' In order to accommodate the PreVen 1S process of in vitro fertilization, abortion j'� ill Where fertilization takes place out - r side the mother in a Petri dish, this laimed them th that To the editor: Re: `Preven is not an abortion pill, it prevents unwanted pregnancy', Dr. W. Gifford -Jones's column, Nov. 5. This is a totally inaccurate col- umn and belongs in the . realm of `mythological science' as applied to the field of human reproduction and development, of which there are many proponents including bioethicists, research scientists, pharmaceutical companies and other biotech researchers. Drug tests another attack on system Welfare plan fails to realize addiction not a conveyor belt system group F y "pregnancy begins with the implan- tation of the fertilized egg in about five to seven days." The immediate product of fertil- ization is a complete human being, a human embryo — the zygote which is genetically unique, genet- ically male or female, an individual human being and is a human child whether or not it is implanted artifi- cially into the mother's womb. Post -coital interception, emer- gency contraception and morning after pills, of which `Preven' is one, are nothing else but abortifacients, that is, they kill what is already conceived, not prevent contracep- tion. A clear. distinction has to be made between `contraceptive birth control' and `abortifacient birth control'. Kick `em when they're down. entitled to the protection of the Human Contraceptives consist of the so - It appears that's the general idea be- Rights Code. That basically means called `barrier' methods: condoms, hind the Province's plan to implement drug and alcohol abusers can't be dis- diaphragms, cervical caps and anti - a mandatory drug testing and treatment Susan criminated against. sperm methods, such as sponges, program for welfare recipients across Mandatory drug testing for welfare jellies, foams and creams. Ontario. rt O'Neill recipients would also present a huge These methods, which have a Announced by Community and So- challenge for treatment centres, which history of a high degree of failure, tial Services Minister John Baird x -Staff Writer are already grossly underfunded. are designed to prevent sperm from Tuesday, the initiative, which was part - - And, as Paul McGary, program fertilizing an egg, which starts a of the Tory's campaign platform, is the leader at the Pinewood Centre of Lak- new human life. Abortifacients latest in a series of schemes targeting But, what of all the others who'll eridge Health Oshawa, notes, treating cause abortions. those who rely on social assistance. suffer as a result? someone for drug addiction is "not a John E.G. Stone, And, although the Tories claim the As Paul Cloutier, head of the Re- conveyor belt system." Pickering program is. one that was born out of gion's income support division, has Rather, "people who come to treat - M� compassion, the ill-advised, and per- pointed out, this initiative will un- ment for different reasons require dif- haps unconstitutional, plan is one that doubtedly be detrimental to families ferent treatment approaches." will only serve to further alienate an al- whose assistance is cut off because one The Province would do well to rec- The News Advertiser accepts letters ready vulnerable segment of society. member has an addiction. ognize that fact. And, if they're truly to -the editor. All letters should be hyped or neatly hand-written, 150 The plan would mean anyone who Certainly welfare recipients should- concerned about helping people recov- `Fords. Each letter must signed refuses treatment or who won't take a n't be shootingtheir cheques u their e9 P er from addiction, the should consid- Y a with a first and last name or two drug test on request will be ineligible arms. But the government hasn't pre- er taking a different approach them- initials and a last name.. Please in - for a welfare cheque. sented any evidence indicating that selves. clude a phone number ljor verifica- "It's tough to get a job and hold a scenario is common. ' Providing additional resources to tion. The editor reserves the right to job if you're addicted to drugs. These- There's also the small issue of facilities like the Pinewood Centre edit copy for style, length and con - tent. Opinions expressed in letters people are in desperate need of help human rights that needs to be consid- would be a better way to go. are those the writer and not nec- just one life around and if we can turn ' � ered here. Just a few months ago the g essarily those of the News Advertirtis- o we've met with success," Mr. Baird Ontario Court of Appeal ruled sub- E -Mail your comments on this opin- er. We regret that due to the volume told reporters this week. stance abusers are handicapped and are ion to susan.oneill@durhamnews.net. of letters, not all will be printed. 44' Local welfare stats roll down again The number of people receiving so- cial assistance in Durham and across the province is continuing to decrease, local officials report. Paul Cloutier, head of Durham's in- come support division, reports 16,288 Durham residents were in receipt of Ontario Works in October, down from 16,987 people in September. The number of welfare recipients here has dropped 19.8 per cent since October 1999, when there were 20,308 recipients. But, of the more than 16,000 people who are still receiving welfare assistance in Durham, 53.4 per cent, or 8,698 were children, Mr. Cloutier noted. Across Ontario, the Ministry of Community and Social Services reports 12 people an hour are moving off the welfare rolls. Minister John Baird re- cently announced the number of wel- fare recipients in Ontario dropped by 16,173 people in October, the 33rd con- secutive month of decline. "Between December 1989 and June 1995, an average of 15 people went on welfare every hour, 24 hours a day, seven days a week," stated a ministry news release. "Between July 1995... and today, an average of 12 people an hour have moved off the welfare sys- tem, many into paid employment." The provincial government reports 565,690 people have left the welfare rolls since the Progressive Conserva- tives took office in 1995. 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The EQAO has stated they "oppose school ranking and sim- plistic comparisons" of results, and recommends ratepayers "pay attention to all of the fac- tors inside and outside the I chool that affect students' achievement." Board officials also empha- sized students do not write a standardized test, but are as- sessed based on provincial ex- pectations. And the provincial standard which determines a school's score, Level 3, trans- lates to a grade of about 75 per cent. The board released two sets of results— Method 1 and 2. Method 1 includes all students in the grades, while Method 2 scores comprise only students who participated and whose as- sessments were marked. In both cases, the results show the board's average is at the provincial average or close to it. In Method 1 Grade 3 scores, students matched the provincial average of 49 per cent in reading, 52 percent in writing and were three points below the provincial average of 58 per cent in math. Grade 6 students were one point above the Ontario av- erage of 51 per cent in reading and 49 per cent in writing and, with a 51 per cent score in math, were one point below the provincial average. Method 2 board average scores, with the provincial aver- ages in parentheses, were for 52 per cent in reading (53) for Grade 3 students, 56 per cent in writing (55) and 58 per cent in math (61). In Grade 6, the board average reading scores were 55 per cent in reading (54), 53 per GERRY BLAKE `It makes me quite nervous.' cent in writing (51) and 55 per cent in math, matching the provincial average. The board had already com- mented, when overall results were released, that they are "very pleased" with the reading scores, since they represent "substantial improvement" com- pared to last year's results. And while writing and math scores were generally not as high as last year, they were either at or close to the provincial average. However, Oshawa Trustee Fred Jones said there's room for improvement. "Overall, we're looking at 50 per cent of the students in Grade 3 and 6 not meeting the provin- cial standard," said Trustee Jones. "Surely we cannot be sat- isfied with that." - Officials noted because a stu- dent did not meet the standard does not mean .they would not have passed a test based on the material. "Not everyone can be a Wayne Gretzky or a Michael Jordan," said Mr. Blake. Mary Gervais, consultant for elementary education, in an in- terview suggested it's important to clarify what Levels 1 to 4 mean. While the provincial standard is Level 3 or higher, that does not mean students who do not achieve the standard are failing Grade 3 or 6. In fact, only stu- dents below Level 1 are not where they should be in terms of their particular grade. She said the assessments, in a way, do not assess the children at all "We use the children, in a sense, to provide us with' infor- mation on how the Province and the board are doing," said Ms. Gervais. Catholic school parents feeling left out Despite paying taxes to system, non-Catholic status means no vote BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer Oshawa resident Dawn John- ston's children go to Catholic schools and her taxes support the separate school system. But when she went to Calvary Baptist Church Monday to vote in the municipal election, Ms. Johnston was prevented from voting for separate school trustees because she is not a Roman Catholic. "I'm being penalized for something my parents did 30 years ago: baptizing me Presby- terian," Ms. Johnston said in an interview this week. Ms. Johnston ended up not voting for trustees, though she was aware of the Catholic board candidates and knew who she wanted to see in office. In the 1997 election, she voted at the same polling station and was per- mitted to vote for Catholic trustees. This time around, the polling clerk told her it wasn't allowed, and Ms. Johnston said another voter at the church was in the same situation. Oshawa clerk Brian Suter said there was no way to confirm Ms. Johnston was able to vote for Catholic trustees in 1997. "They denied me my right to vote for two people," she said. "My question is, how many peo- ple in Oshawa are in the same boat?" Ms. Johnston said she intend- ed to vote for candidate Jim Woodward, who missed a trustee spot by 500 votes. She wonders if her and others who couldn't vote MIKE RUTA/ News Advertiser photo Gail Blackman is upset she can't vote for Catholic trustees, de- spite paying her taxes to the system. might have made up that deficit clear on this issue: only Roman and affected the outcome of the Catholics can vote for Roman election. Catholic trustees. Whitby Town clerk Don "It's provincial law," said Mr. McKay said the Education Act is McKay_ `.,`Qop, 9f thq requi eipents The following list indicates the EQAO assessment results for grades 3 and 6 students at Durham Catholic schools. The method I results are for reading, writing and math. While the law "does create Canadian Martyrs Grade 3 confusion", he said it's been on Father Joseph Venini SCHOOL R W M Canadian Martyrs 26 41 59 Father Joseph Venini 31 44 21 Holy Cross 21 28 21 Holy Redeemer 49 49 67 John XXIII 40 37 52 Mother Teresa 40 44 58 Sir Albert Love 68 68 87 St. Bernadette 43 57 50 St. Catherine of Siena 45 47 40 St. Elizabeth Seton 71 74 79 St. Gregory 57 50 64 St. Isaac Jogues 71 63 76 St. John the Evangelist 60 53 58 St. Joseph (Uxbridge) 46 54 54 St. Leo 52 60 52 St. Marguerite Bour. 55 53 62 St. Matthew 54 53 56 St. Monica 61 80 83 St. Paul 59 66 59 St. Thomas Aquinas 27 30 24 Father Francis Mahoney 81 58 85 Good Shepherd 36 50 54 Holy Family 14 9 5 Immaculate Conception 59 62 62 Monsignor Philip Coffey 49 38 40 Our Lady of the Bay 43 50 45 St. Anthony Daniel 28 38 34 St. Bernard 41 51 32 St. Christopher 34 40 40 St. Francis de Sales 48 85 48 St. Hedwig 66 76 76 St. James 50 56 52 St. Joseph (Oshawa) 34 19 53 St. Jude 37 49 40 St. Marguerite d'Youv. 42 47 45 St. Mark 56 56 68 St. Michael 56 51 65 St. Patrick 52 59 61 St. Theresa 53 59 57 St. Wilfrid 37 51 49 Board average 49 52 55 Provincial average 49 52 58 to be a separate school elector is you have to be a Roman Grade 6' Catholic." SCHOOL R W While the law "does create Canadian Martyrs 45 18 confusion", he said it's been on Father Joseph Venini 39 42 the books for a long time. Holy Cross 35 16 Education Ministry Holy Redeemer 58 46 spokesman Rob Savage cited an John XXIII 43 50 even higher authority: the Cana- Mother Teresa 43 45 dian constitution. Since Roman Sir Albert Love 51 57 Catholics have an enshrined right St. Bernadette 59 51 to a publicly -funded, separate St. Catherine of Siena 43 51 school system, Mr. Savage said St. Elizabeth Seton 44 44 the issue of who can vote is seen St. Gregory 44 67 as helping to protect that system. St. Isaac Jogues 60 54 "The rationale behind it is it's St. John the Evangelist 44 38 part of the constitutional protec- St. Joseph (Uxbridge) 44 48 tion," he said. St. Leo 56 67 Asked what he thought of the St. Marguerite Bourg. 55 55 voter complaints, Mr. Savage said St. Matthew the Evang. 53 59 it's clearly a federal issue. The St. Monica 84 80 Province supports the right of St. Paul 73 67 Catholics to have a separate sys- St. Thomas Aquinas 57 42 tem, and "from our perspective, Father Francis Mahoney 41 41 we will continue to uphold the Good Shepherd 44 50 constitution." Holy Family 35 29 Ajax resident Gail Blackman Immaculate Conception 44 56 had the same complaint. She's a Monsignor Philip Coffey 18 21 separate school supporter who Our Lady of the Bay 62 53 volunteers at her kids' Catholic St. Anthony Daniel 48 40 school, but she couldn't vote for St. Bernard 60 67 Roman Catholic trustees in the St. Christopher 53 55 election. St. Francis de Sales 54 54 °`I just don't see that as fair," St. Hedwig 67 28 she said. "All I want is to have a St. James 58 60 say in my child's education." St. Joseph (Oshawa) 32 43 Ms. Blackman finds the whole St. Jude 72 69 thing "ridiculous". Like Ms.,, St. Marguerite d'Youv. 43 41 Johnston, she had a candidate in St. Mark 54 54 mind but didn't vote for trustees St. Michael 45 40 in the election, though she could St. Patrick 61 51 have participated in the election St. Theresa 60 35 of public school board trustees. St. Wilfrid 42 42 "I think I should be able to Board average 52 50 have a say," sfie said. Provincial average 51 49 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 PAGE 9 A/P Exclusive to Sears /A nR 69 APICKERING TOWN CENTRE HOURS: Open this week from 10 am - 9 pm Monday - Friday • 7 am - 6 pm Saturday I,-. .,-a, � 4 � w j �;.,�O:am'='6�� SWda� - A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 a e ro in PP 9 NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 1 9, 20 0 0 Birthday "Our Bri-Guy turned five years old on Nov. 17. Briam was wished a happy birthday by his sisters Kiersti and Martine, and brothers Nicholas and Christopher." Birthdays Birthdays come fast and furious in the Oliver house. Jennifer was 10 on Sept. 19, while Matthew was six on Nov. 4 and Victoria turned eight on Nov. 13. Happy birthday wishes come from Mom, Dad and Sarah. Rirthriav A little fireman turns fourY ears old on Nov. 25. Wishing Jade Hark- er a happy birthday are- Mommy, Daddy, his friends and family, Ann- tie Tammy and big hug from Grandma. "Happy, happy birthday Jade." Birthday There are happy birthday wishes for "our little princess" Sarah Hejazi, who turns one on Nov. 20. "You fill our lives with joy and sunshine. Happy birthday sweetheart. Love and kisses T from Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Papa, Grandpa and Nana." Birthday Happy birth- Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? day wishes are (' iq 3 going out to Erik L" G t us know. We'll publish your Let Martin on Nov. 20, the day he turns five" years t ff old. Lots of love 1 w from Mommy, and easy -to -clip format... Grandma, Uncle their FREE cake.e. (Please provide e,,. .-. c _ -.' PRIZEodALID LAPII[ SAT , . ..P Michael and Bows. Have 411. ' a wonderful day!" 40th Birthday "Big guy hockey coach and golf fanatic Ian Clarke scores a 40 on Nov. 23. Ian's wishing for no 6 a.m. hockey practices. Love and happy birth- day wishes from your fans Jesse, Dustin, Donna, Grandpa Rey and Edie. You're simply the best:' _ Birthday "Our little devil boy", Jacob H o g a n, turned two at the end of September. "Happy birth- day Jake. You're some- thing special. Lots of love from Nana and Papa" � Birthday � "Happy 12th birthday greetings and best wishes went out to Jamaal Scantlebury on Nov. 16. Greetings to a special boy from his Mom, Dad, brother Jason, all your family and friends." Birthday Happy 11 th birthday wishes go out to Kevin. You are .: •�= growing up so quickly. You _. are a most3 ' precious son. All our love and best wishes on your special day, Nov. 25. From Dad, Mom and bro Stephen." Birthday RoB� 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: (' iq 3 Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS AIDE: L" G t us know. We'll publish your Let ,r Dropping, % Keith Gilligan, 1. Erik Maw, 2. Victoria Olivereasy-to-read• 3 DarianSawh special occasion in an 130 Commercial Ave., —� Winners may directlyey to Baskin Robbins to receive identification) and easy -to -clip format... Ajax,' Ont. LIS 2H5. their FREE cake.e. (Please provide e,,. .-. c _ -.' PRIZEodALID LAPII[ SAT , . ..P t r&#:#s��-��f�r;'f��i�$�.3i.��.a��k��F§#�.p is :r a: .;#ai,##:e �3f;� '�6 ..k2 id'��.•�ai�7 3�� -i MADD kicks' off new Durham chapter BY LEE BAILIE order- to promote awareness paign and other events con - Special to the News Advertiser of drinking and driving. tact Geoff McCombe, co -or - The newly -minted Durham chapter For more information on dinator at 987-1949 or of Mothers Against Drunk Driving MADD's red ribbon cam- Nancy Codlin at 655-8873. wants to change the meaning of `tying one on' this holiday season. Durham College hosted the ribbon cutting ceremony for MADD's Project Red Ribbon -Tie One on for Safety cam- paign, and the message being sent was clear. Connie Heron, victim services board member of MADD Durham and sister of president Nancy Codlin, lost her daughter Amanda when she was killed in a drunk driving accident in 1998. The most important objectives of this campaign are, "to stop drinking and driving and to support the victims," said Ms.Codlin. The executive of Durham chapter of MADD was formed on Oct. 26 in Pick- ering, in response to residents' growing concerns about the number of impaired driving accidents during the spring and summer of 2000, according to a press release. According to MADD's press re- lease, on average 4.5 Canadians are killed and more than 125 are injured every day due to alcohol related crash- es. Other upcoming MADD events, ac- cording to Ms. Codlin include partic- ipation in Durham Regional Police's RIDE campaign kick-off on Friday, Nov. 24, and an information booth at the Pickering Town Centre from Tues- day Dec. 5 to Thursday Dec. 7. MADD encourages people to tie a red ribbon to their vehicle's antenna, side mirror or other visible area, in HEATING SERVING C—LLEN&AIR CONDITIONING DURHAM REG ION SINCE 1970 FIREPLACE SPECIAL �G. FREE STANDING GAS STOVES 35,000 BTU Glass 3 sides Choice Of Colours gold trim Almond, Burgandy, Green & Charcoal Hi -Efficiency Gas Furnaces ON SALE NOW! "FREE" ESTIMATE - CALL TODAY: 9771571 =--ORM, , To : 3 DAYS ONLY DON'T MISS NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 PAGE 11 A/P TEtu Mobility eSpectrum Solutions � Santa' K` tlt#T 6864,555 KNgstoan Rd. Hwy. Limited time offer. Available to new customers * g only. Must be 18 years of age or older to sign a service plan. While quantities lost. Some 401 eS �twm Solutions restrictions apply. See dealer for details. Offer = Not available with prepaid activations. P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 nuclear licence renewal application Two hearings set for .Pickering uc pp n A two-day hearing will be held The operating licences for Pick- CNSC staff are due by Dec. 19 and vene are due by Feb. 6 and all re- a full text of their presentation, to next year on the mlicencing applica- eying `A' and `B' sides and for the will be available on request after quests must be accompanied with a the commission by Dec. 19. Sub - tion by Ontario Power Generation Pickering Waste Management Fa- that date. Written submissions and written text of the submission or missions must be filed with the Sec - for the Pickering nuclear station. cility expire on March 31.oral presentations "from interveners presentation. retary of the Commission at c/o Ms. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Presentations by OPG and (members of the public) will be Interveners preferring to make Carmen Ellyson, Commission Op - Commission (CNSC) has scheduled CNSC staff will be heard by the heard on March 8. Commission an oral presentation to the commis- erations Officer, Canadian Nuclear hearings for Jan. 18 and March 8 at commission on Jan. 18. Written staff and OPG representatives will sion on Jan. 18 instead of March 8 Safety Commission, 280 Slater St., its offices in Ottawa. submissions from OPG staff and also be present. Requests to inter- must send their request, along with P.O. Box 1046, Ottawa, KIP 5S9. a t -u cla"w-r 'A r y, juecember 2 7,0*00m 9:00 P.M. 5 I . ..... . . . . . . N �4 1 . ♦ inglit - oluel kill ]L Igu - f# w ..lI It 4-- �`� iiftGi 1�UIl iJUfl irVV:3L Yeti Alaskan Autumn Dona Delay Order Now By Phone. Winter Pines .Laura Berry Boardin' Muddies a P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 Nuclear restart `most critical' election issue. YES We Do McTeague under the gun as agriculture dominates, all -candidates meeting Layaway BY TODD HAMILTON sents agriculture interests. Arguably the most charismatic can- Same corner for 37 years Staff Writer "I worked on a farm for three didate at the meeting was Mr. Penning - gun laws, environmental protection and Liberal incumbent MP Dan weeks... but I'm not going to sit here ton, who was actually interrupted by ! . McTeague was squarely on the hot seat C - and tell you I have all the answers. You someone in the crowd asking him to HRE;;�.1 BOOMS at the Uxbridge all -candidates meeting farmers do, and we need to et our run for another art an other art �, (farmers) g Y party... Y party. 1 Thursday evening. 7 , ideas," he said. Mr. Pennington said, however, the Old Ajax Plaza While agriculture was the main New Democrat Ralph Chatoor key to assisting farmers was to end cor- on Harwood focus of the meeting, Ajax -Pickering -1R, CHRTIEti pleaded ignorance on agriculture is- porate subsidies and get back to focus- Next to Home Hardware Uxbridge riding candidates for the Nov. 27 election were called on the carpetFgRGRA44 �Quz�y yv�r� sues: ing on the family farm. "I would have to touch base with "Phasing out corporate farm subsi- 683-0407 over the Pickering Nuclear Reactor `A' MrtRS Alexa on this... but our party always dies and supporting the family farms restart and what some believe is an in- PL SEl puts people first" have to be a priority," he said. Recycle, sufficient level of environmental 'in - s pact assessment000 s.. "The Pickering restart is the most _„---101 � a • -� critical issue facing this riding... it's un- safe, it's unaffordable and it's unneces- nneces-sary," ti yk 4 said the Green Party's Chris Pen- sary' ” Reserve your copy nington. "It's a ludicrous proposal" Alliance hope- of o u r However, Canadian ful Ken Griffith said in his conversa- tions with constituents, few have Farmers protested outside an all - candidates meeting in Uxbridge o Christmas Caro[Bookfet brought the matter to his attention. Thursday night. Q "I would not be comfortable with i I a b l e Nov. 30 from the (restart) until I hear from the panel ernment does have to even the playing ava review. But in all my, door -knocking I field. Oshawa Whitby Port Perry, have only had two houses that have "I highly favour the Free Trade talked about it and that sort of amazes Agreement but the entire world has to B ow m a nv i I I e and Ajax me," he said. play by the same rules. Canada is play - Mr. McTeague said he understands ing by the rules, the rest of the world is by phoning the concerns but is worried with the al- .. . not. The Progressive Conservative ternatives. "I'm comfortable with a panel re- party will fight to ensure that agree - mentis enforced," he said. "We would This WeekNews Advertiser view and I would need to be convinced introduce a new T4 that allows Canadi- 579-4473 683-511 O to go further," he said. "I'm more con- ans... for seasonal work to work tax ext. 2231 ext. 246 cemed buying power from (coal -burn- ing plants in the U.S.) or putting 10,000 free." 0 . Mr. Griffith said he wasn't familiar0 Q` •0 �`O _�� 0 —• windmills on the Oak Ridges Moraine with all the issues surrounding the farm 0 /� 1 that'll kill wildlife and put land out of " crisis but pointed to his party's strength Cd h' h 41-1 use. But while the nuclear restart en- dured discussion, as did health care, n western an a a, w rc_ r y repre- SALE rr,, n gun laws, environmental protection and 1 /,'J G ECTAL tax cuts, inevitably the candidates were swayed back to what appeared to be the News Advertiser BOOMS standing -room only audience's main 1 issue —agriculture. Newspaper + 1 Mr. McTeague was grilled time and � , .} again over his party's record on agri- culture. And as the candidates debated in- side, outside angry farmers blocked theNews 1N TODAY'S Advertiser s parking lot with combines and tractors. "We're $}} mad as hell... we're not to survive another committee or = To deliver %; Sun., Nov. 19, 2000 going an election, we need help now," said The News Advertiser News Advertiser one of the farmers who had travelled from Lindsay. "These guys (candi- S,I + Cify Can. Financial Corp. Pick, ANTHONY dates need to wake u" p i nyour ne ighborhood. + Gold Craft JewelleryPick. Sunday's Carrier of the Consistently throughout the meet- 4 Earn extra Cash +HakimO Week is Anthony. He ing, candidates were asked what they •Win prizes tical aaIIaXlPick p �'1 enjoys riding his bike were going to -do to fix Canada's agri- • Learn Responsibility + House of Elegance Pick. and play station. He will culture crisis. The meetingwas at the • He part of your community receive a dinner for 4 boiling point when moderator Bob "It's The f011owill streets are available IMMEDIATELY: g + Marks Work Warehouse AjaxlPick. voucher compliments of Shepherd intervened saying, obvi- ous none of the gentlemen a here have g P • Sparrow Circle • Summerpark Cres. •Littleford St. +No Frills A#Pick. I McDonald's. Congratulations the answers�� . • Chickadee Crt. • Garland Cres. • Daylight Crt. • Flavelle Crt. • Wildflower Dr. • Rainyday Dr. +Payless Shoes AjaxlPick. Anthony for being our Mr. McTeague defended his party's record saying the issue isn't subsidies • Foxwood Trail • Strouds Ln. • Steeple Hill + Pharma Plus A#Pick. Carrier of the Week. but rather market forces that need to be Bayfield St. Richardson St. • Rougemount Dr. • Chartwell Crt. • Valley Gate • Woodview Drive ► P.T.C. Coupon Bek addressed. •Weyburn Sq_ • Petunia Crt. • AshWood Gate "If $300 or $500 million would end • Norfolk Sq. • Edmund Dr. • Brimwood Crt. and Holiday Planner A#Pick. the problem, damn it you'd have it right • Sultana Sq. • Cattail Crt. • Rosebank Rd. S. Cres. Cowan Cir. + Sears A#Pick. now, " he said. "If $300 million would the subsidies, the cheque • Hoover Dr. • Howell • . Riverview Cres. • Stonehampton Crt. • Oakwood Dr. , Vandermeer Nursery AJaxIPICk. Walmart,Ajax end circle of would have been written. If you think • Gwendolyn St. • 7Wyn Rivers • McLeod Cres. • Barry Dr. • Woodview Ave. •_ Oakburn St. +Zellers AjaxlPick, 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax, 222 Bayly St.W.,Ajax Canada has the financial resources to • Sundown Cres. • Pinegrove Cres. • Waterford Gate, 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. outflank massive American and Euro- re wrong. pean subsidies... you're • Lightfoot Place • Rouge Forest Cres. • Westcreek Dr Stover Cres. • Nordane Dr. • Sandhurst Cres. * Delivered to selected households only « You may not like the answer but • 1840 Westcreek Dr. • To nevale Rd. • Rougehill Crt. Y . Autumn Cres. • Kirkwood Ln. • Moorelands Cres. Remember, all inserts, including those on _ it's the facts... why didn't you express • Silver Maple Dr. • Springview Dr. • Woodgrainge Ave. glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest (farmer dissatisfaction) in the last • White Cedar Dr. • Clearside Crt. • Park Cres. of your newspaper throfthyour blucbox provincial election... have they helped • Rosebank Rd. 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Evelyn Arbour is a Registered Nutritionist and is a guest speaker on the "First Take with Dan Carter" television. show. She is also someone who has experienced change in her life when it Qomes to losing weight by changing her eating habits. "I know how it feels physically and emotionally to have a weight problem and digestive 'disorders," she explains. "This experi- ence helps me to work with Evelyn Arbour Registered Nutritionist Connection "You may feel bloated at The Wellness Next you take home a questionnaire. 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It is probable that this individual feels trapped and helpless in their social interactions when they practice a passive approach. This individual may blame himself and feel anger for the direction their life has taken, and consequently feel ineffectual and depressed. The passive approach, of course, is very different from the aggressive -approach, which is another example of an ineffective interpersonal social style. The aggressive approach, com- pared to a passive orientation, is more obviously inappropriate because anger is turned outward and leads to some very immediate negative conse- quences. However, it is obvious that both of these social interaction pat- terns are deeply flawed and lead a per- son into more and more problems con- cerning the expression of anger. 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Once a person has had some success in being assertive in his interactions, he will clearly see the, folly of . trying to apply an -aggressive or a passive approach to life's frustrating and aggravating situations. Although one can recommend an assertive approach to problem solving and handling anger, it is very difficult for anindivid- ual to break the habit of relying on either an aggressive or passive approach in their life." It seems to be that it is only when an individual is confronted with the irrefutable facts that his approach to life and managing anger is causing more problems than solving, that a true commitment to a more effective approach such as assertiveness may take place. Nonetheless, it is a tough task for a person to be able to break the habit of a poor strategy without the help of a professional trained in assertiveness strategies. Receiving assertiveness training either in individual or, group therapy can be a wise investment for more effective and successful problem solving, while practicing the art of success- ful anger manage- I ment. ANGER MANActll`EMENT AND ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING. :Specialized training in more effective social interactions for adults and adolescents. Groups and individual therapy offered at 144 Old Kingston Rd., Suite 203 Ajax, Ontario by Dr. Joanne Coutts Registered Psychologist (905)420-2452 2000 1[7= Warniong Years of training and experience plus sophisti- cated analysis techniques enable your Doctor of Chiropractic to detect subluxations but there are some simple things you ; can look for to find out if :. your spine is healthy. 4 (1) Your heels wear out unevenly. Can be . . NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 PAGE 19 A/P 2000 Signs of an'Unhealthy S due to uneven leg length (4) You have to (6) You are often For more informa- or stress along the spine. 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MISKIN, DENTIST a 0 F ? 3 W R 3i A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, November 19, 2000 Fatal gunso Wo p ph t unset muzz e im rint : auto sY BY STEPHEN SHAW pleaded not guilty to aggravated as- bullet did not damage bone, artery showed Mr. Romagnuolo had 65 of the shots, based on the pattern of Staff Writer sault against Rocco Romagnuolo or muscle in the leg. mgs of alcohol per 100 mis of blood the wounds. Prosecutor John Corel - Tony Romagnuolo died of multi- and discharge of a firearm with in- - Mr. Romagnuolo also suffered in his system, 15 mgs below the li and David Humphrey, the lawyer ple gunshot wounds consistent with tent to wound. several "minor blunt force injuries," criminally legal alcohol driving for Const. Martin, had suggested the weapon being fired from "very Dr. Queen said the autopsy including scratches on his cheek, limit. different scenarios. close range, probably contact," a showed three 40 -calibre police bul- left wrist and middle finger, and two Dr. Queen said there are numer- Court heard Mr. Romagnuolo forensic pathologist testified. lets tore through Mr. Romagnuolo's superficial lacerations on the scalp. ous possibilities related to the posi- was five -feet eight -inches tall and An autopsy showed the 44 -year- stomach and the tissue surrounding Court heard toxicology tests tion of Mr. Romagnuolo at the time weighed 190 pounds. old Sunderland father of three died his bowel. But injuries to his ab - of massive internal bleeding caused don -final artery. and the left renal _ by three gunshots to his abdomen, artery and vein were "the most sig- Dr. Martin Queen testified Friday nificant," causing massive internal during , the trial of three York and bleeding. Q , Durham police constables. "All of these wounds are proba- Cn Pointing to a photograph of one bly less than six inches, in fact much bullet entrance wound, just below closer than that Dr. Queen said. - Mr. Romagnuolo's rib cage, Dr. Court heard a fourth bullet en- v Queen noted the injury was circled tered Mr. Romagnuolo's left thigh, v by a "muzzle imprint," a ring of exited the back of the thigh, re -en- � black soot and gunshot residue tered the back of the left calf and ex- a.> seared on to the skin. ited again through the front shin. a.) "It's a clearcut entrance wound Mr. Romagnuolo's leg was fully 03 from very close range," Dr. Queen bent at the knee when the shot was p-4 told the jury. fired, testified Dr. Queen, noting the "The muzzle imprint implies it was a contact wound. The muzzle was actually against the body... through some thin clothing." Court has heard Mr. Romagnuo- lo was also shot once in'the leg dur- ing the struggle with York Regional Constable Randy Martin outside the Romagnuolo residence on 17 Sideroad on Dec. 28, 1998. Mr. Romagnuolo's son Rocco was shot in the stomach by Durham Regional Police Constable Al _ Robins. Const. Martin has pleaded not guilty to a charge of second-degree murder in the death of Mr. Romagn- uolo. His partner Const. Hoskin has pleaded not guilty to assault with a weapon and careless use of a firearm, charges arising from a sep- arate altercation with Enzo Romag- nuolo, the eldest of Tony Romagn- uolo's three sons. Durham . Const. Robins has Durham College School of Applied Sciences & Technology cordially invites you to our annual 0 pen House... something for one: ever Y Come one, come all! Bring your friends, spouse, kids and parents. RSVP is not required. 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We're looking for business - a minded leaders who are interested in managing their own agency in the City of Oshawa. As a successful exclusive Agent, you will enjoy a rewarding career with excellent earning potential. Through our competitive product portfolio, you will build your success by helping Canadians plan and meet their financial security goals. Bring us your entrepreneurial skills and an enthusiastic attitude, and we'll provide extensive training, with an emphasis on Future Security Planning. If you think you're ready to soar with the eagles, let's talk. Please forward your resume, detailing your business and sales experience to: Rob Hollingsworth 7666 Yonge St., Thornhill ON L4J 1W1 e-mail: rob holhhgsworth@cooperators.ca Fax: (905) 731-8107 HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED • Qualified Sfyksts • Excellent wage and benefits package • Full and pari time positions • Paid vacation 2 Wks. after 1 year, 3 Wks. after 3 years • Dental, Drug and Eyecare plan • Busy locations • No clientele required • Advanced training provided Call Judy Oshawa (905) 434-4994 Hourly wage $7.50 � lals C the coiveto 0AFO RDABLE, PRO!llilON11L HAIRCARE. ouiawlrrrttttt®• A Better Place For You- Visit our website: www.firsfchoice.com 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help DRIVERS AZ plus Clean Abstract = $17.051i r Self Motivation = Bonuses* Right Decision = Advantage Personnel 1-800-665-6219 LOCAL OR U.S. RUNS *Subject to eligibility conditions Tis the season... to join News Marketing Join the growing number of outgoing, enthusiastic Individuals who have discovered News Marketing Canada. As the only full-senice consumer promotions company of its kind in Canada. we can offer a wealth of career possibilities serving a wide variety of major clients. Share in the excitement! Demonstrators You will be responsible for providing in store product sampling and other forms of product promotions for our clients. No previous experience is necessary but preference will be given to indi\,iduals who display an outgoing and assertive nature. Hours are flexible and full paid training and Incentives will be provided. We are currently seeking individuals to fill this position in the GTA, Markham, North York, Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Scarborough, StoutTviae and Uxbridge areas., .Afl applicants should have access to a reliable vehicle and enjoy working in a supporti\,e. team -based em,ironment. Please fax your resume to Audrey Alexander at (416) 287-7771 or phone 1-877-586.6397 ext. 71620. o tae NEWS MARKETING CANADA o 1 General Help 1 General Help Mff General Help CANADIAN COATING requires CULLEN GARDENS INC: has EARN $200., $300., $500., or part-time people for weekends openings for the following po- more per week, assembling and weekday general labour sitions: Full and part time products in the comfort of duties. Valid drivers license 1s dishwashers, bussers, serv- your own home. Send a self - required. (416)264-3336, ers and sales staff. Apply in addressed stamped enveloppe Pickering. person to Cullen Gardens, 300 to: O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. COURIER DRIVERS with cars Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. Fax W., Suite 541, Ref 636, Mis- can earn up to $650/weekly (905) 668-0510. sissauga, Ont. L5K 2R8. With vans can earn up to SUPPORT WORKERS needed. Ffr AZ DRIVER, 2-3 yyrs. ex- $1000/weekly servicing Dur- FT/PT/OC, contract basis. perience. $50K/Yr: $64K/Yr. ham and GTA. (905)427-8093. Working with special needs Propane exp. an asset or will individuals. Kind heart and train. Benefits & Co. uniform. open mind required. Call 905- Mostly Ont. but some hwy. 427-2157 trips. Oshawa, 905-426-3716. $12./HR TO START We are Seeking Outgoing, Energetic People for our Promotions Dept. Must be available to work Evenings & Saturdays Call for an Interview (905)426-1322 is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas *-A**fir*fir AJAX Elizabeth St. Gill St. Home Ave. Welsh St Strickland Dr. Trawley Cres. Adams Dr. Knapton Ave. Ritchie Ave. Wright Cres. Radford Dr. Holliman Ln. Daniels Cres. Brennan Rd. Heatherwood Kings Cres. Churchill Rd. Exeter Rd. Glenwood Ter. Roosevelt Ave Admiral Rd. Parry Rd. Forest Rd. Wiseman Dr. 307 Harwood 309 Harwood 311 Harwood 319 Harwood 325 Harwood 327 harwood Rollo Dr. Leach Dr. Hewitt Cresd. Cluett Dr Gates Cres Warwick Ave. ---------------- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 BONANZA 1. We're Going Crazy.. Too much work, not enough people. All unemployed start NOW! Call Lisa (905) 571-2737 The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00 pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-6�83-5117 * HAM Are you tired of chanting salons? Looking for a salon to settle into. We have full-time or part-time hair styling positions available in Bowmanville, Oshawa and Ajax. Call Toll free 1-800-618-9684 or (416)431-9084 VISIBLE CHANGES BEAUTY AGENCY THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, November 19, 2006 - PAGE 1 General Help RUI General Help CAREER INT ADVERTISING Learn to Manage advertising agency .. representing CFL & NHL teams, golf & country clubs and the entertam- ment industry. Training provided. Call Mark for personal interview at (905) 571-2737 (21 Hours per week) provide administrative assistance to and supports Ie delivery of all core programs, services, Initiatives id activities within the Durham Region. Provides front line response Scheduling of records, management and inventory control Assists in the planning and co-ordination and pro motion of branch programs Other duties as required. UALIFICATIONS ne or two years post secondary formal education A between one to three years lob related experience r an equivalent combination of education and experi- nee. Please forward your resume by Nov. 28th, 2000 to: File #DR -11T Branch Manager,Region of Durham CANADIAN RED CROSS 419 King Street West Suite 115, Oshawa, Ontario. LIJ 2K5 or fax to (905) 723-9023 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. FORCED TO HIRE $22.00/HR. Whitby distribution company, requires 10 people in set up and display dept. Ad- vancement for fast learners. Must have own car, over 18, able to start imme- diately. No experience necessary. For interview Call Mon - Tues only 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (905)720-1507 FULL AND PART TIME MERCHANDISERS Experienced merchandisers wanted, for retail store merchandising and plan o gramming weekdays. Must be well spoken and have an aptitude for numbers. Attractive salary. Own transportation a must. Fax resume to: North 51st Merchandising 1-877-801-4238 1 General Help Off Gmral Help Is Currentl Looking7or FULL-TIME KITCHEN HELP Must be experienced & organized. Catering experience an asset. Please Apply in Person 1211 Kingston Rd., Pickering between 1- 4 p.m. ORDER PICKERS Pickering Our BaylyBrock Rd. client has an immediate need for dayshift parts pickers, exp. preferred. Shifts are: 1Oam to 6pm, 8:30am to 4:30pm, 9am to 5pm. You should be prepared to work any of these dayshifts. Exposure to computerized inventory system helpful Apply weekdays loam to 3pm to Global Human Resources, 777 Warden Ave., #217, Scarborough(South of Eglinton), or fax resume to (416)285-9193. is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas PICKERING Sparrow Circle AuWm Cres Chickadee Crt. Silvertiiple Dr. Flavelle Crt. WhiteCedar Dr. Bayfield St. Woodsmere Cres. Chartwell Crt. Summerpark Cres Woburn Sq. Garland Cres Norfolk Sq. Wildflower Dr. Sultana Sq. Strouds Lane Hoover Cres. Richardson St. Riverview Cres. Valley Gate Gwendolyn St. Petunia Crt. Barry Dr. Edmund Dr. Sundown Cres. Cattail Crt. Lightfoot Place Hewell Crt. Stover Cres. Stonehamptone Roughill Crt. Twyne Rivers Woodview Ave. Ashwood Gate Pinegrove Cres. Brimwoed Crt. Rouge Forest Cres. Rosebank Rd.S. Nordane Dr. Cowan Cir. 1840 Westcreek Oakwood Dr. Kirkwood (Lane McLeod Cres. Springview Dr. Oakburn St. Clearside Crt. Waterford Gate Fairport Rd. Westcreek Dr. Fawndale Rd. Sandhurst Cres. Rougevalley, Dr. Toynvale Rd. Littleford St. Moorelands Cres Daylight Crt. Woo4rainge Ave. Rainyday Dr. Park Cres. Steeple Hill Marksbury Rd. Rougemount Dr. Hillcrest Rd. Woodview Dr. Victory Dr. -------- FOR FURTHER ----------- INFORMATION 905-683-5117 RURAL DELIVERY PERSON NEEDED FOR THE GREENWOOD AREA You would be required to insert flyers into papers and deliver them house to house every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday before 6:00 pm. Must have a car. For more information, call Michelle at The News Advertiser at 905-683-5117 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for a person to deliver to businesses in the Pickering area every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday by 3`00 _ pm. Must have a vehicle. Call Camille at 905-683-5117 THE NEWS ADVERTISER Canadian Tire PickeringIs looking for carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door regtffres Wed. Fri. & Sat. by 6:00 PM. Apprentice -Installer in their neighborhoods. Drive Clean Inspector call 905-683-5117 • $17/hr., flat rate Certified Drive Clean Repair 1 General Help 1 General Help Technician • Top flat rate compensation FRAMERS NEEDED - Mini- FULL Time Customer Service 1 experience. Pay clerk required South Pickering • New 20 bay shop mum year depending on experience. area. Must have computer Profit sharing, benefit package Hourly or on contract. Work in experience and - pleasant Durham. Call after 7 p.m. phone manner. Bilingual an_ Apply with resume to: 905-571-3679. Joe asset. Salary $18,000 per - 1735 Pickering Parkway year.0)83f aia7 resume to: PAGE 24 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, November 19, 2000 Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help MM General Help Eff Office Help 1 Office Help EM Office Help 1 Office Help MMPOWERO WE FIND THE BEST IN EVERYONE... AND PUT IT TO WORK We are currently recruiting for the following positions: Automotive Assemblers/Heavy Bindery & General Labourers Light Picker/Packers • Lab Technicians * Mig/Tig Welders Punch PressfTurret Operator -CNC *,Machine Set Up and Maintenance Technician Positions require shift work, some wknds & steel toed safety shoes ' $$ COMPETITIVE WAGES $$ Please call Monica at 905-686-7732 or fax: 905-831-8134 Work for MANPOWER for 36 hours, for chance -to WIN 1 of 28 Computers R, General Help DELI AND COUNTER help re- quired. Must have deli experi- ence. Apply in person at Buongiorno Italian Bakery and Deli, 15 Westney Rd. N. at Hwy #2, (near White Rose) Ajax. EARN EXTRA DOLLARS for Christmas. Looking for part time help Indoor/Outdoor work Must be able to stand Please call and leave message (905) 4264347 IlIll General Help INTERTEC SECURITY Security officers required immediately in Pickering. Offering training, full benefits, good rate of pay. Contact Human Resources 416-424-2002 or fax resume to 416-424-4695. JIFFY LUBE- Manager, Assis- tant Manager and Lube Tech- nician needed for new shop in Whitby. Experience an asset. Full training provided Resumes only to: O -Lube, 23 Taunton Rd. West Oshawa L1G 764. Only those selected for an interview will be con- tacted. KITCHEN STAFF WANTED: Cooks, Dishwashers, Servers, Bartenders. Pickering area. Fax recumw 416-283-1487 Established MAiunt Mr -in aupenn- tendent couple required im- mediately for private school in Bowmanville. Daily main- Equipment tenance and cleaning duties. Accommodations included, Company meals extra. Vehicle re- * NOW n " quired. Fax resume to: (905)697-2126. in Pickering seeking Retail LIVE-IN Superintendent couple required for apartment com- Sales People Please fax plex located in south-central Oshawa. Experience required resumes: The Fitness Source n maintenance and manage- ment. Prefer middle-aged or 1-905-660-8894 retired, healthy couple, must be able to perform physical or call: 1-800-668-4857, work and perform minor re- pairs. Please fax resumes to AttRose (905)623-2257. Only qualified applicants will be contacted EXPERIENCED WINDOW and door installers/appren- tice $10-$18/hr. Drivers li- cense required. Steady work Mon. - Fri. Some Sat- •for an interview. LOOKING FOR full-time Warehouse Help/Occasional Driver. Class G license re- urday work. Excellent Opp. Steve 905-666-8332 or fax: 905 -666-2590. quired with 5 ton truck experi- ence. Apply in person with re - sume to: Bee & Jay Carton Co., 1290 Hopkins St., Whitby. (905)430 5719. GENERAL LABOURERS needed immediately for ex ttemely busy factory. Must be able to work 12 -hour Conti- LUBE TECHNICIAN PLUS AS - SISTANT MANAGER - full and nental Shifts and be mechani- cally inclined. Problem soly- ing capabilities and good hand -eye co-ordination would be a definite assets. Please respond with a resume to Oshawa This Week, File #614 P.Ll O. 481, Oshawa, ON part time, hourly wage plus bonus. Experience needed. Valid drivers license. Apply at Pennzoil, 195 Westney Rd. S. of 401 Ajax. (905)427-6796 NEED 7B5x OVERWEIGHT GERRITS PROPERTY Servic- PEOPLE es requires 44 Plow & Equip- ment Operators and Snow to lose 20 lbs & up Shovellers for East Scarbor- Barri excellent ough and Ajax/Pickering area. Phone 416435. HARD WORKERS NEEDED, income (905)426-2113 full and pCallart time.between Car re - 11 auired.nd 4 p.m. (905) 579-7816 a.m. DIRECT DIRECT DRIVER DRIVER PERSONNEL PERSONNEL requires PfT Dispatcher 5 G Class for expanding Drivers Pickeringfor expanding - operation Pukering area 1-877-420-1270 $9 - $10/hour or fax resume to: 1-877-420-1270 (905) 420-1270 NOW HIRING - Large northern HOMEWORKERS NEEDED! based appliance company has To assemble our products. partmimmediate openings all de - Free information. Send SASE start. o $peri weekly to to: Kraft, #8-7777 Keele St., start. 11 experience neces- Dept. 7, Concord, ON L4K tY7 wry• Call (905) 720-0311. IDEAL FOR STUDENTS. Tele- OFFICE approxCLER. 2- m.A3-5 phone sales for Police Re- part-time approx. 2 6 is 3-5 tirees of Ontario. Work from days per week. MS Office & Lo - our office, Monday - Friday computer carbskillessential. Ex - 4:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Salaryplus cared in Scarborough. am commission, no experience SPORTS Retail & Team necessary, start immediately SPORTS STORE MANAGER Fax (905) 579-6222 resumes touired �(416)299-4354. Fax INDUSTRIAL SEWING ma- EXPERIENCED SERVER re - chine operators needed, also quired for lunch time shift. material cutter. Whitby factory Call Essence Cafe and Tea location. (905)430-2133 for in- Room, (905) 665-5733 terview or fax resume to: 430 0122 Att: Denise. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME Waitress/Waiter eveings for L'Attitudes Picker- htshift. Must have ex- mg Town Cen. Call Rosa for nightshift. (905) 420-1440 perience. Position required for Pub/Restaurant in South Ajax. Call(905)428-8790. YOUM ominion General MFG Ltd. is oking for new faces. Pogitions railable are for light assem- y factory jobs. Day and Night shifts offered tccessful candidates will be ird working individuals, that Ipport multi-culturalism and tjoy a team spirited environ- ent. Pay rate is $9.45/hr+ a comprehensive benefit pkg. terested applicants are en- iuraged to apply in person or ail to: DGM 1736 Orangebrook Crt. Unit #;4, Pickering, Ont. LIW 3G8 I 90PI I W s k) SHIFT SUPERVISOR Positions Available (Pickering/Ajax) We have several opportunities for candidates with restaurant supervisory experience and/or education in Food Service or Hospitality. Forward or fax your resume to: Wendy's 274 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax, ON LIS 4S7 Fax (905)427-2729 1 General Help MIJ General Help PEOPLE'S TAXI AJAX - •Dis- SNOWPLOW operators need- patchers, taxi drivers and ed with or without truck. Guar - mechanic needed immediate- anteed hours. Also needed ly for very busy company. sidewalk crews. Call Fred or Part-time or full-time. 905- Bill at 905-649-9996 or fax 427-7770. 905-649-1779. PROMOTERS REQUIRED. STRAIGHT TRUCK BROKERS Currently recruiting f/t and p/t required by expanding local positions for promotions in re- transportation company serv- tad locations and events. Po- ing the GTA. Tailgate and dock sitions available in Pickering work. Must be bondable. 905- & Oshawa. The successful 579-80007am-5pm candidate will possess excel STRONG VOICES needed. lent customer service skills, Telephone sales for Garden along with a professional and outgoing manner. Guaranteed Bros; Circus. Salary + com- hourly starting wage of $12.85/ mission. Day & evening posi- hr. Earnings of $13-$15/hr tions available. Call (905) plus bonus after training. Up 579-7776. to $1000 cash incentives based on hours worked. Ex- SUPERVISOR cellent opportunities for ad- vancement. To apply, please call our Head Office @ 1-800- Cleaning Team 661-2118 (12:00-8:00p.m.) • Durham Region 1 -RECEPTIONIST and 1 -RNC ' 3-5 yrs. exp. needed for extremely busy - Speaks & writes holistic weight loss centre. English Must be friendly, outgoing and • Own vehicle to tidy. Fax resume to Carrie at shuttle team of 5 905-619-2037 (Ajax) 66"156 RECEPTIONIST/KENNEL Per LOOKING FOR RELIABLE son 2e hours per week for adult carriers with vehicle to busy kennel in Ajax. Resumes deliver door to door in Ajax only Ajax Pet Care Finley and Pickering, every Wed., Ave. No phone calls please. Fri., Sat., by 6 pm. Call 905- REGISTERED MASSAGE 683-5117 and ask for Alka. Therapist experienced, ma- SUITE DREAMS - Durham's lure, for busy clinic. Call leading bedroom specialty (905)721-0363. store is looking for a sales RURAL DELIVERY PERSON person for an established lo - needed for the Greenwood cation in Durham. An excel - Area. You would. be required lent opportunity to join a stable to insert flyers into papers and growing company. Fax re- deliver them house to house sume to Human Resource every Wednesday, Friday and (905)624-3054. Saturday before 6:00 pm. FURNITURE DELIVERY PER - Must have a car. For more in- SON - full time. Some heavy formation, call Michelle at The lifting required. Deliveries in News Advertiser at 905-683- Durham Region. Valid G li- 5117 cense and current driver ab - SHORT ORDER COOK RELI- stract required. Attention; person for full -time -days Mrs. Graham, Wilson Furfli- wa ABLE P Y lure 20 Centre St. N., Oshawa. & part-time evenings for ca- 723-2255. feteria position Monday through Friday. Experience/ IMMEDIATE POSITIONS transportation to work essen- available. Mediterranean Grill tial. SERIOUS applicants with is now hiring Waitress/Waiter resume call ONLY between 9- and Cooks. Apply in person 5pm (905)-428-0232. with resume: 1450 Kingston SNOW BROKERS needed with Rd. Pickering. 905-839-0443 4 x 4 plows. Oshawa area. WE ARE NOW approaching Guaranteed seasonal rates. our busiest season. 10 full - Phone (905) 432-6976 leave time positions available, $400/ message. wk to start. For interview call SNOW PLOW BROKERS with 905)579-7813 between own 4X4s wanted. Also, side- Mm-4pm. walk crews wanted. Guar- YOU can be an Entrepreneur - anteed hours. Ajax, Scb, We'll show you how. Start with Markham areas. Call 416- Primerica Financial Services, 298-1217 subsidiary of Citigroup, and SNOW PLOW BROKERS build a new career in financial wanted Newer 4x4 trucks, services. Instructions provid- ed. For more info. call Gary routes available -Scarborough, Bittner 905-831-7817. Markham, Durham. Guar- anteed hours, please call 905- WE'RE ONE of the nation's 619-2757 or 416-439-3343 largest financial products SNOW PLOW drivers for 44 marketing organizations. If trucks and DZ drivers re- you desire a dynamic career wired. Labourers for snow with excellent income poten- q tial call Susan Wenghofer 1 - shoveling. Fax resume to 430- 866-787-3918 or (905)436- 2098 or call 430-0032. 8499. Microsoft Office Software Specialist ACNielsen Company of Canada requires an MS Office Software Specialist for its busy Communication Resources Department located in Markham. Duties will involve producing PowerPoint presentations including tables and graphs, and formatting Excel spreadsheets, word processing proposals, mailing lists, manuals, brochures, etc. Ideal candidates will have advanced knowledge of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint coupled with a superior command of the English language, both spoken and written. Previous experience with desktop publishing software such as PageMaker, CorelDRAW, or QuarkXPress would be an asset. To be part of our dynamic team, please forward your resume and salary expectations, in confidence, to: ACNielsen Company of Canada, Attn: Human Resources, 160 McNabb Street, Markham, Ontario 1,311488. Fax: (905) 475-8357. Visit our -Web site at: www.acnielsen.ca F An equal opportunity employer. We thank all 1� die�en .applicants for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be contacted. No telephone, calls, please. 1 General Help WORK AT HOME Health In- dustry $1000 P/T - $5000 F/r per month. Training available. Call for free information BOOKLET. 416-631-7156. 1 Office Help AAAI -AVAILABLE immediate- ly, newly decorated town- house, share with female. Seeking professional, re- sponsible, quiet individual. Basement apt., share kitchen. Very reasonable, 1st/last, Whitby. 668-8112. BUSY OFFICE NEEDS moti- vated, versatile individual for secretary/order desk position. Must possess exceptional communication skills. Knowl- edge of computers and book keeping an asset. Mon. -Fri. 8am-5pm. Own vehicle nec- essary. Call 905-649-1441. EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST required for Whitby law firm. Must have excellent tele- phone, typing and grammati- cal skills and proficiency in Windows, Word, e-mail, Inter- net searching, and computer- ized accounting data entry. Salary range $10-$12/hour. Send resume with references: File#615, c/o -Oshawa This Week, PO Box 481, 865 Fare- well St., L1H 71-5. Replies to successful applicants only. LEGAL SECRETARY experi- enced in criminal and family. Ajax. Call Yvonne 905-686- 4616 OFFICE MANAGER/Accounts Payable Clerk required full- time for mid-size retailer's head office in Whitby. Report- ing to the Controller, your du- ties include reception, switch- board, daily payables, pay- ments, dealing with suppliers and light order taking. You must be experienced in Wind- ows98 and Microsoft Word. Experience with Business Vision would be an asset/ Wages and benefits are nego- tiable. Fax resume to: 905- 665-8155 Aft: Controller PROMOTIONS REPRESEN- TATIVES required immediate- ly. Part-time evenings & wee- kends. Full training provided. Call (416)771-4579 or fax re- sume to (416)412-0609. RECEPTIONIST / SECRETARY Highly motived, versatile, en- ergetic, excellent communi- cation skills, professional manner, advanced. computer skills. Apply by December Ist. Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre, 900 Victoria Street West, Whitby. LIN 5114 RECEPTIONIST Exper for busy Metal Fab office Metal Scarboro. Must have excel- lent phone man- ner, word, excel and ability to multi -task. Fax resume to (416)291-9266 With salary expectations Messier -Dowty sntcma group At Messier -Dowry, a world leader in the design, development, manufacturing and support of integrated landing gear systems, we take pride in creating innovative solutions to meet our customers' needs for high quality, performance and reliability. Payroll Administrator - part-time contract Reporting to the Senior Payroll Administrator, you will be responsible for ensuring the accurate remuneration of 500+ staff, contract and union employees. You will have a minimum of 2 to 5 years experience in a medium-sized company with the ability to solve problems independently and meet all deadlines. Working experience with an external payroll service, preferablyADP, and a solid understanding of accounting are essential. Strong computer skills, in particular MS Excel, are a must. Please forwardyour resume to: Human Resources, Messier -Dowty Inc. Fax: 905-683-2863. E-mail: human.resources@messier-dowty.on.ca 130 WORK FROM HOME PART TIME $15-$18/HR I REQUIRED sales help, with Real Estate experience. To sell 200 lots in Bowmanville area. call (416) 686-7517, or fax 24 hrs., 416-686-6872. MMPfO..G1R@ We are currently recruiting for a Payroll Administrator to work in the Oshawa area for a 6 month assignment. Job duties will include: *Maintain Payroll Information *Issue monthly debit reports *Edit & execute reports *Auditing employee's time authorizations *Balancing monthly pay and adjustments *Customer inquires The ideal candidate will be proficient with Excel 97 and Access 97 Please fax a resume to Kristen at 905-831-8134 or email to pickerina.on@na.manpower.com 1 Sales Help/Agents JMff Skilled Help WANTED EXPERIENCEDFi- CARPENTER & Carpent- nanciat Advisors. Looking for ers helper and ELECTRI- a change of scenery where CIANS & Electrician's helper you can be your own boss, required immediately by a lo - own your own book of busi- cal manufacturing company. ness with a above average Wages negotiable. Fax re- commission rate? We are sume to: (905)434-5346 or looking for self -motivated Fi- -call (905)434-5457. nancial Advisors with 39r ELECTRICIAN, licensed, ex - more years experience to join perienced, able to operate ourwinningteam. Call TPA bucket truck, work unsuper- Ken or Nadbge at (905)666 InvestmentPlanning. Ask for wi6181sed. Telephone (905) 571- 4994. Skilled FRAMING crew required. Hel Whitby. Year round work. Af- ter 6 pm 905-242-4432. BODY PERSON PREPPERS LICENSED ELECTRICIAN re - and painters for busy collision quired for full time position shop, own tools, 10 yrs. exp.; Commercial and industrial immediate positions Call work. Deliver resume in per - (905)985 -6411. son to 630 Euclid St. Whitby. CABINET MAKERS required in LICENSED MECHANIC needed the Bowmanville area. Fully with a minimum 5 yrs. ex - experienced cabinet makers perience. Fax resume_ to: need only apply. Benefit pack- Richmond Auto Service 576 - age included. Please fax re- 1996. sume to: 905-433-1463. SERVICE TECH and installer required. Must have Gas Fitter 11 and minimum 5 years experi- ence. Telephone (905) 686-0018. 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Please send your resume or apply at 1500 Victoria St. E., Whitby, Ontario LIN 9M3 We thank everyone who applies, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted 135 135 135 ARENA ATTENDANT $18.10/hour, 40 hours/week The Scugog Recreational Complex is seeking a Facility Attendant to carry out the day to day maintenance and operational needs of the arena, which includes ice making and resurfacing duties. The position requires a strong mechanical aptitude to perform general building and equipment repairs. The individual will also perform direct supervision of part time and event Staff. During the downtime of the arena operations the individual may be required to Assist in park operations. The successful applicant will have a good knowledge of base of ammonia refrigeration systems, hold a Class B Refrigeration Certificate and have a minimum of three years experience in a multi-purpose arena environment. The successful applicant W!II also have a minimum grade twelve education or equivalent, a class G drivers licence, First Aid and CPR training. Resumes will be received until November 24th, 2000. We thank all applicants, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Personal information for this position is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, as amended Please forward your resume to: Ms. Y. de Wit, Chief Administrative Officer, 208 North Street, P.O. Box 780 PORT PERRY, Ontario L9L 1 A7. 135 - 160 205 QUIRED, live in for energetic wood/oil Chimney cleaning. 8 and 2 1/2 non smoker, Pest screens and caps in - meals and light housekeep- stalled. Modern equipment. ing. Evenings and some wee- Professional service. Call and kends. Pickering area. Refer- leave message (905)686- ences required. ECE wel- 7741. corned. Telephone 420-2693 APPLEWOOD, Burn the best! LIVE -1N NANNY required 1 year old. $210 bush cord, $300/week, 3 children, meals, $80 face cord, 16' Cut and light housekeeping. Beginning split, honest measurement in April. Call (905)831-8170 Delivered. (905) 987-4563 or NORTH EAST PICKERING, 905-242-5141. Newcastle child care needed for 2 1/2 FREE FIREWOOD Broken .year old, and 6 month old, in woodskids and pallets Free our home, 5 daystweek, delivery by tractor trailer load Please call 905- 619-3717. only Oshawa Whitby area only. 6 loads -left. 905-434= • Daycare 0392.(snp) Available LAKERIDGE FARM FIRE - AFFORDABLE daycare. Steps WOOD,the best quality wood, to Glengrove P.S. On St. An- seasoned cut/ split/ delivered. thony Daniels bus route. Discount for pickup. Volume Large fenced backyard & discount. Serving Pickering, playroom. Outings/crafts. Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Cour- Snacks/lunch. Experienced tice. Call anytime 905 -427 - mother of 2 -Call Debbie 905- 1734. 839-7237 ROKA FIREWOOD - 4x8xl2', DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my $69 - 4x8x16' $75. Locally home from Mon. - Fri. Refer- owned & operated since 1961.• ences available. (905)426- Days 705-277-3381 toll free 1403. from Oshawa or Evenings PICKERING Beach / Rollo: 434-6665. Loving daycare; 18 months to1 Bargain 12 years. Daily outings Comer (fenced backyard and park). Crafts, story time, music, nu- 2YR OLD white electric May- tritious meals & snacks. First tag dryer, excellent condition Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- $350. after bpm (905)426 - smoking, receipts. 905-428- 2154 1244. APPLIANCES: Inglis refrigera- WHITES/FINCH-Highview Rd. tor, $125. fridge, Beaumark Experienced day care. Full/ stove $200. Freezer $120. part-time 6mos-12yrs. Smoke Sofa $50, Playmate double free, no pets, fenced yard, first keyboard electric organ $400 aid; toys/stories. Very clean 060.905-839-4970 environment. Call 420-6532 CHILD'S BEDROOM set - 6 piece solid wood, navy, bed 1 Firewood desk, night table, dresser, hutch & mirror. $225. (9050 KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- 839-0403. cellent very best quality hard- wood; guaranteed extra long HAVING A BABY? I have what time fully seasoned, (ready to you need! Dutalier rocker burn) cut & split Honest $200; Costco 3 -position car - measurement, free delivery, 905-753-2246. seat $50; Evenflo-On-My Way carseat $55; exersaucer $35; ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top stroller $35; Lots more baby quality seasoned hardwood. equipment and fabulous baby/ Serving Pickering, Ajax, Whit- by and Oshawa. Call maternity clothing. (905)686 DURHAM FIREWOOD 3514. 427-5278 QUEEN SIZE BED, practically unused asking $200. Call (905)619-6927 THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, November 19, 2000 - PAGE 25 Articles 1 des for Articles for Articles for . Lost & Skilled Help Skilled Help 1 sale 1 Sale Sale • 1 Found Bo er Pontiac Buick ALDERBROOK ANNUAL ti - FEMALE long haired cat, grey & tan colour. Very y peFOUND petitete,, declawed. Found at GM Parts Person Chapman &Dowers Nov.area CHRISTMAS SALE on Saturday v. 4th. required. LOST - one 4 karat [+ LOST -one 14 karat ladies di- pSaturday, November 25, amond ring. Fifteen diamonds. MUST have roven Very sentimental value. Re - GM Counter ex erience. > ward $500. Please call 905 p 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. Only 725-6952 or 242-8623. (snp) LOST BLACK CAT with white Contact Bob Greenbury, belly. Maplegate/Dixie area. Parts Manager, Sunday, November 26 Female, declawed front paws, 7 red collar, black flea collar, Pickering 831-0624 - 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. Only very friendly. Please call 905- 420-6943 with any information Oshawa 686-5859 5600 FINCH AVE. E. • 1 Pets/SupBoadinrding Licensed Autobody Technician Scarborough . YEARS old. RETRIEVER & all required immediate) for very busy (Markham & Finch) shots. Looking for a good y home. Call 905-579-3066. Af- independent shop. We supply benefit ter 6p.m. package and positive working environ- For Safety Reasons GERMAN Sheppard puppies environ- ment. You su�ply tools &the necessary pure bred, both parents regis skills to do CClass A Workmanship'. tered, $350. Call Casey even - No butchers need apply. NO Children Please. ings (905)743-0995, leave - message. Call 905-430-1165 ask for Dennis JACK RUSSELL terrier pup - Articles for 1 Articles for 1 Articles for pies, hand raised, with 3 Sale Sale Sale young children, males, fe- Looking for DSS SATELLITE, unloop and PIANOS & GRANDFATHER WHEELCHAIR, unicare com- males, 7 weeks, Ist shots, ro ram your own DSS cards CLOCKS. Sale now on all Ro- pact, $175., single bed, -ad- $375. Please call (905)434 - HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN In seconds with the New Wild land digital pianos and Sa- justable electric with mas- 2016 Must have as fitter 2 license. Thing X. RCA, Hughes, mick acoustic pianos. Large sage pocket coil/pillow top, YORKSHIRE TERRIER pup - g Toshiba, Sony & Uniden. selections of used pianos. Not cordless remote control pies, champion parents/pedi- Experience required, $199. Also Wanted- used/un- sure if your kids will stick withown. $1,00rab0., whitbar fore epathoxy coated gree's, CKC registered, first Certificate of Qualification 609wanted systems. (905)626 lessons,00%ft allorentalntpaym nts overr bed t bleb$50.tTelephone shots, ed, raised wi, health apply. Order clocks for (905 837-3226. guaranteed, raised with chi995+ Clean driving record. ELECTRIC SCOOTER, in ex- Christmas. Call TELEP PIANO ) ren, well socialized. $995+ cellent condition. Asking 905 433-1491. SCRATCH AND DENT - Varie Serious dog lovers only. Call And at 905-683-4477 $850 call 905-427-2298 ( ) ty of new appliances, New 4 (905)725-9810. Y www.TelepPiano.com cu. ft. danb bar fridges $199, ENCLOSED TRAILER 11x6x6 y g KITTENS, vet checked with single axle, drop rear door, POOL TABLE. 4 1!2 x 9, 1" Full manufacturers warranty. first booster and well as young Hospital Medical Hospital MediCal 9 P slate, leather pockets, brand Reconditioned- fridges $195 / 40 mature spayed or neutered 1 Dental 1 Dental side .door, stabilizer $1900; new cloth, balls, rack up, reconditioned ranges cats (fully vaccinated) looking 4x8 bike or snowmobile trailer Big Screen TV 46' RCA, $1000 $125/ up, reconditioned dry- for homes. Many dogs also $350- '67 Chev. wagon, great firm. Oshawa. 905-439-4789 ers $125 / up, reconditioned available for adoption. Foster Due to the restructuring of our car 2800; '87 Chev. wagon washers. $199 / u , new and Resident Care propane $600; All prices ne- POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' slate reconditioned coin operated homes for cats and dogs gotiable. WANTED - Cube van. billiard tables for sale. Call plow needllyed: Pets supplies espe Services Department Call Lou or leave message 905-420-0113. washers New dryers atname dopa cat food and telco and P donations always welcomed. we are seeking candidates for 613-475-4736 Trenton; or Guy PRE -OWNED ELECTRONIC fridges $480 and up, new 30' Please call Durham Animal 905-404 2714. ranges with clock and window FULL TIME and PART TIME organs, all reconditioned. Adoption at 438-8411 FOR SALE Client moving, din- Conn, Hammond, Gulbransen, $430. Reconditioned 24' rang- ing room set, large table, Johannus, Wurlitzer. (spinets es and 24' frost free fridges 1 1 Automobiles Experience in L.T.C. and computer hutch; buffet, 4 high back & consoles) New Eminent now available. Wide selection for Sale literacyan asset chairs. Also 1 bar fridge. Call Church Organs. Call Durham of other new and reconditioned (905)427-8333 (Ajax) Keyboard Services (905)725- appliances. Call us today, FAX resume to: Stephenson's Appliances, NEED 00 1 or 1-888-767-4267. Director of Resident Care FREE CASINO - Make $10,000 Sales, Service, Parts. 154 Sunnycrest Nursing Homes Limited plus month) . REEsoleSE for5th Whncheel hseatitch, con- Bruce St. Oshawa. (905)576- (905) 576-4712 0800-368 8120Igies.com Call George 432-1251 (snp�ruck. IT A CAR? Articles � Articles Articles for FUR COAT - Mink, full-length. RENT TO OWN new and re 1 Wanted Credit No 1 1 Sale Natural. Size 12. Perfect con- conditioned appliances, and for Sale CANAOIANA ANTIQUES pr!- clition. Paid $3,700 asking new T.V's. Full warranty. Pad- ANTIQUES?Abs valuable,' Ad problem LEATHER JACKETS, up to 1/ $975. Crib, sleigh, antique dy's Market, 905-263-8369 or vice- always valuable, usually vate- Moving. Antique pine white. Paid $875, asking $475. 1-800-798-5502. free! Purchasing outright, es- 9.9% 2 price, leather purses from cupboard Quebec green (905)839-6635. tates w/some antique cont - $9.99, luggage from $19.99, $1500, large jam cupboard ROTO TILLER 10' Radial Arm ents, (no limit to value con- $699 Down leather wallets from $7.99. $995, harvest table 29x72 GREY Sofa bed, excellent Saw, Compressor, Steel sidered), collections of any Entire Stock Clearance Sale! $495, wash stand green with condition. Asking $450. Call Beams, Colonial Zenith TV, Air sort, quantities or single an- LOW as $199/mo Family Leather, 5 Points Mall iron stone. wash set $550, dry 579-6731. (snp) Conditioner, Arc 'Welder, A. tique items. Special interest in 1-vvv-340-5559 Oshawa. 905-728-9830 or sink 15x39 $495, 4 arrow QHA Stallion, 4 -year-old, In- Moorcrott pottery. I'll try to re (416)439-1177 Scarborough back chairs $395/set. Call HANK'S APPLIANCES PARTS dustrial Wood Stove, Stoves, spond to all queries. Robert CALL TODAY & SALES. Stoves, white99/ Doors, Windows, Etc. ' CARPETS - lots of carpet, t903)665-5291. mond, re /self-cleanin $199/ Bowen Antiques- Brooklin, DRIVE TODAYI P9 9 (905)725-7493 snp Ontario. (905)655-8049 or 1100%ease nylon, new stain re- CARPETS SALE & HARD- selection 24' stoves $199/up. Large (905)242-0890. 1980 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX, lease carpets on hand, I will WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 selection frost -free fridges, RUG -coordinating rug, ap- carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price rooms from $339. (30 sq. yd.) white/almond, deluxe/regular prox. 9' x 12', black & creme BUYING ANTIQUE and col- (Classic), "A Gem', fully load - includes carpet, premium pad, Includes: carpet, premium $199/up. upright freezer, dryer colors with floral pattern, or! lectable contents including ed. Asking $12,000. After 8 expert installation, fast deliv- pad and installation. Free electric/gas $175/up. Washers ental flavor. Please call 905- complete estates. Best possi- 4301 or weekends 905-985- ery, free estimates (30 yards). estimates, carpet repairs. reg/extra capacity $175/up. 427-1822. ble prices paid. Henry Kahn, Norman 686-2314. Serving Durham and sur- Water coolers $100. Come 905-985-8161. 1981 CADILLAC SEVILLE - rounding area. Credit Cards early for best selection. 426 SATELLITE MINI DISH spe rust coloured with beige in- t COFFEE TRUCKS and well Accepted Call Sam 905 686 Simcoe St. S.(905)728-4043. cial, $99 after rebate. 60 plus g established route for sale 17720 channels, $14.99, 15 ears terior. 4 dr, exterior in excel - $40,000. Good profit margins. HARDWOOD FLOORING FOR experience (905) 655-3661y for CDs. lent condition, good, clean in - Possession available imme. CARPET AND VINYL SALE- BETTER HEALTH. Unfinished terior. Must be seen. $1000 diately. For more information Carpet three rooms, 30 square from $1.99/sq.ft.; prefinished SIDES OF BEEF, $2.19 Ib., We pay Up t0 o.b.o. Call (905)404-2742 and call John at 905-649-1738 yards from $339 installed. I from $2.99/sq.ft. Also, refin- custom cut, wrapped & frozen, leave msg.snp. will Iiscount your best quote ishing old floors & sanding No growth hormones, sides & $g per disc! 1983 CHEV 12 TON, 305 V8 2 TRAILERS -Heavy duty, u to 10%. New colors and needs. Showroom: Kendal- quarters available, free deliv full-size tires, extra tangg gate designs Customer satisfaction wood Plaza 1801 Dundas St. ery. Orono, 983-9471. Deja Vu DIM# 400 tranny; dual exhaust, new for easy loading: One 5ft wide Reese hitch. $1000 as is. Call x 8ft long $1,200: One Eft wide guaranteed Call Mike for your E., Whitby , 905-433-9218 SOLID RED OAK TABLE 60' Hyl w. of Harwood 905-852-6923 Greg. snp x 10ft Ion $1,400. Call _ free estimate, 905-431-4040 OSHAWA HARDWOOD long, 2 leaves, natural finish, tf ' 9 FLOORS LTD. sin le edestal, looks brand 905) 427-7613 1986 Firebird, B/offer. 1972 (905)728-2030 and . leave COMPUTER Specials, Penti 9 p Chev 1/2 ton B/offer. 10' radio msg. _ um internet starter system LIKE NEW 9 pc. oak dining new, recently refinished. $750 THOMAS TRAINS If its not $299 Pentium laptop $599, room, $2600. Walnut wall unit, o.b.o. Call (416)283-9969 getting used any longer,'we're arm saw, $150 Rally rims & 3 VENDING MACHINES - me leave message. tires. 905-432-3421 chanical, snack/pop. In ex- loaded- 600MHZ with 17' $650. Sofa, love seat, wing seeking buildings, engines, cellent working condition. monitor $998 New color print- chair with ottoman, $1500. call PINE/OAK FURNITURE..Our box cars and other accesso- 1988 OLDSMOBILE DELTA A Best offer. Call 1-905-855- ter $59. We love doing upp 905-420-23b3, after 5. Mission Furniture is on the nes. Call 665-1435 even- emissions tested and certifi grades and difficult repairs. 15 floor....Come and see the ins snp for $2500 or best offer. Call 3359. years experience. Call MICROWAVE $30., Dressers, Style that has turned the Fur- 665.2165. 61. . $50, kitchen table &chairs a WANTED 9 PIECE -oak dining room su- (905)655-36 $50, wall unit $65, sofa 8 niture World upside down..En- 1990 Chrysler New Yorker, ite, like new, must sell. Call CONTENTS SALE - elegant chair $225, antique balloon tertainment units, Home of MUSICAL EQUIPMENT 200,000 km, $1500 as is obo. (416)372-0623 (pgr). fice, Dining Room, Kitchen, Drums, Guitars, etc., living room suite $1,400., sec- back sofa (1880's) mint Call 434-0392. (snp) 9PC DININGROOM set, light retary desk, framed prints, $1,795, Antique 9pc mahoga- and Bedroom Furniture -Don't Audio & video cherry wood, 8 years old, chairs, dressers, beds, crys- ny bedroom suite with large forget thTraditional dition 1, Woodwork - equipment 1990 NISSAN PULSAR NX $550. Executive desk 72', bow tal, china, many other items. armoire $3,495; Queen Anne 0 9 DIAMONDS & GOLD ton: $4500OOkm, excellent l 905 - front, brand new, cherrywood Telephone 655-8951 cherry table & 8 chairs ter of custom built SOLID tion, $4500 O.B.O.. Call 905 $299. Old comics best offer. $1,295, office desk $45, pine WOOD Entertainment Centres 30 day consignment 683-6552. CONTENTS SALE 9 River- sofa $295, microwave stand and Home Office in the Dur- available with advances o (905)430-3076 wood St., Brock/Taunton, ham Region..... Bring your 1990 TEMPO 171k $1,9.,5* $40, coffee & end tables $40, 905-576-4599 1990 Jeep Cherokee 4XH APPLIANCE CENTRE - Wash- Whitby 665-8839. Sat. Nov bedroom suite $225, antique ideas/plans and let us turn P er, dryer, fridge, stove, dish- 18th 25th 10-3pm. 9pc oak di- 6' dressing mirror $695, stove them into reality.....Drop inWANTILI) BMMvideo cam $3,295; 1992 Pontiac Grand washer, all fully guaranteed. ningroom set, 8pc black rat $65; antique chair $195; an- and see out State of the Art corder, prefer Sony, reason- Prix $2,695. All in excellent Come make a deal! 33 Station tan round table set, computer, ti ue dining room suite woodworking facility and let able priced, good condition. condition. Certified/emission St:, ax. 905 426-2682. Beanie collectables & more! q g us show you how fine furniture p 3 tested. (905)683-7301 or AI ( ) $1,395; many other items. Call905-434-0 92 (snp) 905 428-1879 after 6 m APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2- DESIGNER'S HOME, Wool Bowmanville (905)697-3532. is made .....'There is No Sub- ( ) P g stitute for Quality'...Traditional WA TEp fluorescent lights, 1990 VOYAGER V6, auto, air door frost free, deluxe stove, area rugs custom designed MOVING SALE -7 piece pine Woodworking...115 North Port prefe lel 8 ft. long. Call 434 - matching heavy duty washer $300-$1750. Light -wood mod- dining room suite $1000; Road (S. off Reach Rd.) Port 639PLTs'�) works, all power, & dryer $675/all-will separate. ern Lexington bedroom suite kitchen table + 2 chairs $70; Perry 905-985-8774... www. 187,000kms, tilt, cruise, fm Also Kenmore washer used 2 $2000. Unusual Italian import oak dresser $250; secretary's-traditionalwoodworking.on.ca WANTED - White Angora goat cassette, roof console, 5 pas - years $250. Pickering (905) coffee table $1000. Group -of- • desk $400. Leave message hide. 619-1350 (snp) senger, excellent condition 767-6598. Seven prints, w/seal. 705- 905-420-6175 SHEDMAN - Quality wooden $3500 o.b.o. certified a test 277-2228 sheds 8' X 8' barn kit, only WILL HAUL AWAY FRE1- un- 449-7260 BEAUTIFUL 'Harden' cherry PIANO $399, KENMORE $299. plus tax. Many other wanted firewood, cut an split, wood diningroom in time for DININGROOM 14pce cherry- frid e, white $199, Electric sizes and style available. Dr fErably hardwood. 434- 1991 CHEVY SPRINT, 4 door, Christmas, cabinet, table, ex- wood. 92' double pedestal. 8 e y BSS (snp) 5 speed standard, sunroof, Wheelchair (needs battery) Also garages and decks. i761 ng 170,000 kms, new tires, certi- tensions, 6 chairs, 2 years old Chippendale chairs. Buffet, $200, Glass top Cottee/end McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. PICA Christmas fied and emissions tested, over $15,000. Excellent con- hutch, server, dovetail con tables $299/set. 905 655-4138 For more info. call 905 619- Trees dition asking $7,750. 905- struction. Still in boxes. Cost P093 $1750. Call 905 837 8419 420-2932 $14,000 Sacrifice $5000. PIANO TECHNICIAN available' SPRUCE TREES, wholesale, 1991 EAGLE TALON 5 speed, BEDROOM SET, 8 ce cher (416)746-0995 for tuning, repairs, & pre-pur- JVC DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 sur- 5-9 ft. $8.00 each. Minimum power locks, power mirror, P cherry- chase consultation on all round sound home theatre order 50 trees, great fundrais- power windows, air, certified wood. Bed, chest, tri -dresser, DININGROOM SET - Brown makes & models of acoustic system; 500 digital packages er, moneymaker. 432-8220 mirror, night stands; dovetail Cherry veneer on solid hard- pianos. 'Reconditioned Heintz- must o; System includes re- y emission tested. Great on 'construction. Never opened. wood, oval table w/one leaf, man Yamaha, Mason & ceiver,gDVD yand CD player, 5 leave message. gas. $5500 O.B.O. Must sefif In boxes. Cost $9000, Sacri- four chairs, buffet & hutch. Risch, & other grand or speakers, for complete 5.1 1 Computer 431 9252' fice $3500. 416-748-3993 Valued at $3,500, asking upright pianos for sale, start surround for only $957. Sup ppe� Antemet 1991 ISUZU Impulse 4 cyl., BUSY BEE metal cuffing lathe, $2,000 o.b.o. Dresser w/mir- Ing at $995. Get ready for fall digif!ne high end JVC tune�5, automatic, power windows, 9 ror, 3 drawers/2 cupboards. lessons now! Check out the amplifiers, CD players, cas P.C. TEK COMPUTERS - We am/fm cassette, 2 door hatch - model DF1237G, 12 in. swing, $75. Call (905)697-5881. web at www.barbhall.com or sette decks, turntables, signal 37 in. center. Included is all 9 back. Very clean, emission/ accessories $2,500 or best DRILL PRESS 3/4 chuck, 12 call Barb at 905-427-7631. processors, VCRs, DVD play have better prices on laptops, safety. $2600. (905)579-0804 offer. Telephone (905) 985- spd, heavyduty floor model Visa, MC, Amex. ers, televisions. 90 day Jaya- desktops and on the site way. ' Oshawa Stereo 579- 225, PONS. E TEMPEST, 8247 $700; cut-off .saw, 14' $150; 0893 service repair. Please Call 225,000 klms. Easily certified. marine plywood, 4'x4'x1', 28 (905) 837-1330 As is, asking $1300. or best sheets $750; skylight 2'x4' WEDDING DRESS - Size 14- offer, call 905-427-4912. $75. (905)430-7046. 16 $1,000; First Communion dress, girls size 8-10 $200. Best offer. (905)839-8992. PAGE 26 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER, November 19, 2000 • 1 ets/Supplies/ • 1 es uppl es/ 1 1 Automo 1 1 Automobiles 1 1 Automobiles Boarding Boarding for Sete _ for Sale for Sale FTTEN: DOG OWNERS IN DESPAIR! FIND YOUR NEXT USED VEHICLE AT: alized home dog care re in the country inute re hiking trails5��IS./'�Ont care and supervision �,/p, drop off call Michael 905-471-1920r rates and reservations Apartments for , 1 1 Apartments for , Houses for sy spots left for Christmas holidays 1 1 Rent Rent. Rent AJAX, 2 -BEDROOM apart- MAIN FLOOR of tory raised Automobiles Vans/ ment 4 -month sublet, January OSHAWA bungalow. Quiet court, NE 1 1 for Sale 1 4 Wheel Drive 1 -May 1. Option to continue 2 & 3 B/R apts. 280 Oshawa. Pine floors, eat -in 1992 V.W. Passat, auto, 4 dr, 1991 GMC TRACKER 4x4, 5- renting. Sunny, new broad- Wentworth St. West. kitchen, large master bdrm, sunroof, 270,000 km, $3000 speed, 137,000kms, am/fm loom, fresh -paint throughout. garage, storage, parking, ap- $740 & $850. Utilities pliances, bus route, near as is obo. In great shape, will cassette, soft top, 1 owner, $875 ($910 with parking). Incl. Close to schools, menities $945/month+2/3 easilypass certification and certified & e -tested. $4800. First/last. Allan (416)927- 2573, (905)683-1860 shopping and 401. Pub- utilities. Dec. 1. Non - emission test. Call 434-0392 Call (905)985-0298 ( ) liC Transit right past smokers/no pets. (905)721- (snp) 1992 SAFARI VAN, 8 pas- AJAX, NEW spacious 2 -bed- your door. For appt. Call 8825. 1993 BUICK Century Wagon, senger, air, ps, pb, 188,000 room basement apt. Delaney/ (905) 721-8741 Housing 3.3 litre, v-6, loaded, im- km, white with red Interior, Church, separate entrance, maculate, inside and out, trailer hitch, $5000 certified & parking, laundry, utilities in- Wanted must sell. certified and a -test- emission tested. 434-0392 cluded. $785/month, first/last. TWO BEDROOM basement. FURNISHED HOUSE or apart Available Immediately. Near Own bathroom, UR, parking. .id $7,500. (905) 435-5421. (snp) all amenities. Call Khan Share kitchen facilities. $575/ ment for December, January 1993 Chev. Cavalier, 4 dr. 1993 VOYAGER - 5 passeng- (905)686-9506 month. Available Dec. 1st. and February in either Ajax/ auto, am/fm cass„ ps, pb, . er, 6 eycl, maroon colour, Suitable for single working fe Pickering or Bowmanville 228,000 km, runs great , very tinted windows, block heater, BACHELOR APT $512/month- male. First/last & references. area's. Call (905) 427-1822. little rust, easily. certifiable, runs good. $3,500 o.b.o. Call ly plus utilities, 3rd floor walk 905 436-5054.sn g ( ) P• Townhouses will pass emission. $3500 after bpm (905)686-4612 up, no elevator, enquiries Call 1 for Rent obo. 905-434-0392 (snp) Mark 852-3107. Leave ince WHY rent when you can own 1998 a. Seat TRANSPORT sage. your own home for Ives than LUXURY NEW TOWN home in 1993 SUNBIRD SE, sporty Montana. Seats ,' Four cap- BASEMENT APARTMENT IN You thinks Call Re Dave Hay- Whitby, 3 bedroom, 3 bath - red, 4 cyl, 2 dr, air, am/fm, no tarn seats, air, p/w, p/ ca key lock Sales Rep. Re/Max rust, 169,000 km, excellent, less remote, am/fm cassette QUITE HOME near civic, Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. rooms, finished basement certified, emission tested, cd player w/rear audio. laundry, own entrance. $550/ (g05) 668-3800 or (905) 666• - with gas fireplace, 5 new ap must sell $3800 obo. 905-434- 79,000km. A+ condition Ask- month available Dec 1st. 3211. pliances, air, no pets, refer- 0392(snp) ing $21,000.(905)720-2132. Call 43819037. ences and credit check, BRAND NEW bachelor apart AJAX - Oxford Towers.- Spa- $1,500 per mo. Phone (905) 1993 SUBARU IMPREZA 2000 CHEVROLET turbo die cious apartment, quiet build- 430-0404 wagon, 4wd, standard, a/c, p/ sel, 4 wheel drive, crew cab, ment, bright. 1 parking: No ing close to shopping, 401, w, p/l, outstanding condition dually with Oft box,every op smoking, no pets. Available GO. Pool, sauna. 3 bedroom i 1 Rooms $7,500 certified. 1995 Mercury tion, black w/grey leather in- immediately. Brock/Finch, Nov. and Dec. 1st. $989 Call for Rent Villager mini van, fully loaded, terior, 9,000k, never worked, near plazas, schools, trans- 683-8571 until 7:30p.m. certified, $9,500. Must Sell $39,900.(905)623-7990. port. (905) 686-3877 or (416) AJAX Harwood/Kingston Rd. one. Call (905)655 3045 4, 56-7245 Houses available immediately/Deet. 2000 GMC Envoy, fully load- 1 For tient Female preferred. $425/ 1998 FORD ESCORT, ZX2 ed, premium SUV, 4 -door, BROCK RD/401, clean, bright, month, share all facilities, sport. package, 2L Zetec en- auto 4x4, bose stereo, heated 1 -bedroom basement, sepa- utilities included. Parking gine, 5 spd. manual trans, leather seats, transfer lease rate entrance. Suitable for sin • space. Call 905-426-5702 remote keyless entry w/alarm, with 2500 down & $391/mo for gle non-smoker. No pets. All air, remote mirrors, 60K, ask- 30 months (taxes included), inclusive. Parking for 1. ALTONA RD./SHEPPARD ing $12,500.905 576 9331 balance of 3 year warranty, Available Dec 1st. (905)427- - furnished room in clean qquiet GM employee vehicle, call for 4241. int nif 44.0- t lllf employed homeadult for Shareosep further details 905-666-1974. CENTRAL OSHAWA, large 2 r.15t 1 .1�$ kitchen, bathrooms. Refer WE FINANCE bed. Nov. 1st &Jan. 1st ences. First/last. 509-2459 1 Trailers $785/mo., in well-maintained EVERYONE building, close to all amen)fl LIVERPOOL/FINCH Use of STORAGE TRAILERS for sale ties. PLEASE CALL (905) 723- Akitchen, laundry, share bath - ties. time buy- t�Lit BtQtTlpl `: room. Cable in r000m. Suit- t' or rent and looking to buy. We 0977 9 a.m. - 6p.m. ers, bankrupt, caR set them level with the Oshawa - 2 bedroom apt. on able for mature single non - bad credit, no ground. Makes a great work- bus route, fridge, stove, park smoker. $350/month. Avail shop. 430-7693 (snp) ing included. Private entrance ` -` bar 1st. (905)831able 1y49 3. Decem credit. You Ma /Adelaide area. First1last f f lh Stt7 ``1 Motorcycles ry work?'You required, no pets. Asking ROOM FOR RENT, across drive! LO#S Of $750/mo. included. Call 728 from Pickering Centre in an KAWASAKI KZ4, 440 LTD , 3481 or 436 6085. adult home, 905 837 0060 choice. Down or 15km,1982, black, owner has LARGE OPEN -CONCEPT �,� 1 Shared. Trade may be moved $750 obo. Call 435- apartment in elegant estate ;1,` Accommodation required. home on 600 wooded acres.�t� Snowmobiles 2 -huge bedrooms, floor -to +Slit 4Ti AJAX share large newer SPECIAL . 1 telling stone fireplace, fridge/ home. Parking, laundry, own FINANCE stove, gorgeous views +use of phone, cable, storage. Own 1991 POLARIS CLASSIC 500 pool/sauna. Minutes from Kir �� bath. Close to all amenities. DEPARTMENT Tong track, 2 up (backrest) by skihill. Available imme Phone 683-9213 SHERIDAN CHEV electric start, liquid cooled, diately. $1050/month inclu Condominiums 905-706-8498 low mileage (3500), serviced, ,sive. 905-725-9991 For Rent ready to go, $2750. Call 905- LARGE RENOVATED ONE 837-1836 BEDROOM, 2-9torey, central tattern+tlt4t 3 BEDROOM condo, air con - 2000 HYUNDAI ELANTRA VE 94 POLARIS INDY SPORT Oshawa, $550 including water ditioned, neat & clean, avail - full loaded, take over lease, A-ABA-DABA•D0, I have' a y 440ec with accessories. 630 plus hydro. Available now, I I able tinned. Call 416-414- fully 2 months free, no home for you 6 months free money down. We pay lease original miles. MUST SEE! massa 416 258 0144, leave From $550/month OAC, up to 9125. transfer. Call 905-697-3243 or $`1100 obo. 905-725-9281. message. P $6,000 cash back to you, • 1 Office & 905-439-0309 Arts a LUXURY 3 bedroom apt. in $32,000+ family income. Retail Space Oshawa. 5 appliances, 2 full Short of down payment? For 93 LUMINA 4 our, V6 au • 1 Crafts baths, intercom. $850/month spectacular results Ken Col- OFFICE SPACE - Prime down- tomatic, air cond., power CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The utilities extra. (905) 725-9991 lis, Associate Broker, Cold- town Whitby location. Profes- car, safety ma�ntaiemissiions Gift & Craft Showplace' locat• ONE BEDROOM lower apart- welt Banker RMR Real Estate sional office space with or ed in the Courtice Flea Mar- (905)728-9414 or 1-877-663- without receptionist service. $3995. Oshawa dealer. 718 ment in North Oshawa on 1054 Available immediately. Call y ket, 4 km. east of Oshawa email:kacollis@idirect.com (905)668-3986 for further de - 1808.. Murray. .quiet crescent, walk -out to ra- (approx, 6000 people attend vine, fridge/stove & laundry tails. FIND YOUR NEXT used vehi- Ing each weekend). Let us facilities. $700/mth all inclu- A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND- cle at: durhamwheels.com show & sell your crafts direct- sive, 1st/last. 571-0889 ING 6 months free, then own a OSHAWA- Downtown Core, ly to the public. You do not evenings or day 905-440-1086 house .from $600/month o.a.c. 2nd floor, $10/sq. ft. inciud!ng have to' be there. There is NO Up to $5,000 cash back to taxes, utilities and parking. Need a Car? 6 month contract. Rent starts PICKERING Town Centre, you! Require $30,000+family Cal (705)277-3002 ext. 25 CreditAnd Your 'dat $24/month. Call 905-436- Cory 1 -bedroom basement Income and good credit. Short No Credit.Bad ed , 1024. apartment, laundry, separate of down payment?. Call Bill• 1 Florida entrance, no smoking or pets, Roka, Sales Rep. today! Re! Vac. Rentals even BankruptI1 1 1 Apartments prefer single female. Avail- Max $pmt (905) 728-1600, 1- Phone For r ent able immediately: All inclu- 888-732-1600. 3 - BEDROOM house, fully • • • WHITBY :CLEAN main floor sive Call (905)686 equipped w $625. ith pool, short or bachelor apartment located in 6105. 2-3 BEDROOM HOUSE, upper long term. Close to Beaches . • P level, parking for one. Split and goff. 905-430-7675 'Olde Whitby' home. Suitable . PICKERING very clean spa- utilities Available Dec. list. evenings), or 905-666-8628 Down for single working person. cious basement . apartment, $780/mo. Near bus route, days), May Be Required Non-smoker, no pets. Avail- unfurnished, laundry utilities Oshawa. Call 723-1475 S10 EXTENO-A-CAB 4x4 Good able December 1st. $525 all close to everything. Single fe ATTENTION SNOWBIRDS: A Manual, 31 inclusive. Call (905)668-3011 male preferred, no pets/ A UNBEATABLE DEALT From perfect family vacation home shape, 4 speed inch tire on rims. Stock tires, 1 BEDROOM UPPER plus smoking, $600. first/last, ref- $500. down, own your own in Clearwater Florida. 3 bed - rims, matching high cap also den, Harwood/401 includes erence. Available Dec. 1. home starting at -$69,900 car- room townhouse, pool, jacuz- rims, m $2000. Call Justin den,iti H parkin for 1 car, Pauline (905) 426-6208 eve. ries for less than rent. OAC. A tennis court, pond, BBQ, 725 included. Leave massae g 24 hrs free recorded message private yard, close to beach 9 non-smoker, no pets, suit sin- PICKERING, newly renovated 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cold and golfing. Available now. Automobilesggle professional. References, 2 -bedroom basement apart- well Banker RMR Real Estate. For info. & photos (905) 579- 1 Wanted f!rsi/last, avail. Dec. 1st, $775/ ment. Very bright, walk -out to Aurelia Rasanu. 3788. month. Call 905-686-5468 ravine, cable, parking, no SASH FOR CARS! We buy OSHAWA, 2 BEDROOM APT smoking/pets, $795 all inclu- AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 2 CLEARWATER, 2 -3 -bedrooms used vehicles. Vehicles must available from ROOmidM cAPT sive. First/last. Available Dec. bedroom home, fabulous lake furnished manufactured be in running condition. Call bar. Electric heat, washer/dry- _ 1st. (905)686-4718.. view Bowmanville, shows like homes. Heated pool, hot tub be in running in come to 479 ry new, huge lot. $900 plus utili- min's to beaches, major at - Ba I St. East, come at M479 er each floor. Very quiet, ex- PICKERING, 2 -bedroom apv ties, or rent to own option. call tractions, NHL Hockey, NFL YY 1 clusive, adult building. No house suit working couple. 905-623-0029. Football (Superbowl Jan AD AUTO SALES. pets. 905-579-9016. non-smoker, no pets. $900 2001), BlueJay baseball. WANTED 88 Ford Merkur 2 -BEDROOM basement Plus utilities. Available Dec. BAYLY/LIVERPOOL, mn floor Children welcome. $275/ d apartment in Ajax close to a0 1sL 905 839-7585 3-bdrm, large kitchen, 4 ap week) Photos.(905)683- Scorpio, 4 r. 905-434-0392 P 1 ( ) pliances, fenced yard, park- 5503 Y (snp) amenities. Separate entrance. PICKERING, Brock & 401, 1 mg, newlyy decorated, close to -WANTED - Inexpensive car or Air-conditioning, 1 car park bedroom basement. A/C, sep- G0, $1250 inclusive. First! 1 1 Private Hanes trucks. $100-$500. range. ing. Available Immediately. arate entrance, laundry, park- last references No smokers/ For Sale Running or not, but not too $775 all Inclusive, no pets, .ing, near G0, Pickering Tran- pets. (416)289-3580. rusty. Call 905-434-0392 (snp) non-smokers. Call 905-619- sit, amenities No petslsmok 469 BEVERLY ST. Oshawa, 8091. ing, $795 inclusive. Dee.1, BY OSHAWA SHOPPING Save on list price! 3 -bedroom WANTED - VW BEETLEdead 905-424-0860. Centre, $795 monthly, plus brick bungalow, large fenced or alive, or for parts. Gail 905- 2 -BEDROOM BASEMENT utilities. 6 rooms, 3 bed- -backyard, double drive, single 434-0392 (snp) apartment for mature person. PICKERING, bungalow, main rooms, upper duplex. Close to garage, in-law apartment, Includes all utilities and cable. floor, 2-bdrm. apt., West shore schools, Civic Auditorium, hardwood floors, fireplace, 1 Trucks No pets. Available January area. Large bedrooms, eat -in private driveway, fridge, stove sunroom, $152,000. for Sale 1st. Call (905)665-0398 kitchen, family room, fenced Included. Fenced backyard, (905)725-3917 Ilam-7pm. yard,parking, near schools & Phone 905-728-0079. please 1999 FORD F150 XL. 4 wheel Go. $865/month. (905)509- leave message after beep. AJAX - Affordable 3 bedroom drive, silver/black colour. A BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom 1464 or (905)316-1414. detached bungalow, large eat - Take over lease $566./mo. No basement $695+. Also 3 bed- PICKERING '2 bdrm bunga- in kitchen w/walkout to deck & down payment, based on room upstairs $995+. Newly OSHAWA Quiet building. near low, close PTC/Go, extra large fenced backyard, livirrgroom credit approval. call 905-666- decorated, West -Shore area. shopping, transportation. Util- lot, avail Jan. 1st, $1,100 plus w/bay window & hardwood 2173 or 905-706-8606. Includes laundry/parking. ities Included. Simcoe/Mill 2 utilities. First, last & refer- floors, mainfioor laundry. Near Lake. Available imme- bedroom avail immediately, ences required. (905)420- Near Harwood/401 & GO ro- t Vans/ diately/Dec. 1. Paul Carlos- $779, 3 bedroom Dec. Ist. 1524, ute. Private sale by owner, 4 Wheel Drive 905-830-9997. $889. (905)436-7686 until $129,500. OPEN HOUSE Sat. 7:30pm. PICKERING, 401/Whites, im- and Sun. Nov: 18 +19, 1-3 1989 GRAND CARAVAN, a/c,. AJAX - 1 bdrm walk -out bright m. maculate, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 p Loaded, good condition, only basement apt. Full kitchen & WHITBY - ONE bedroom baths, finished basement, 6 oak St. 905-686-9594. snp 175,800 original km, 7 pas- bath, close to GO/401, sepa- basement, suitable for one,m walking distance to schools, senger, certified and e -tested rate entrance. No smoking/ shared laundry, walk to Go/ park, shopping. No pets. $3,900. or best offer. Call pets. December 1st. $700/ Town. No pets. First & last. $1300/month +utilities. Imme- (905) 433-7882 month Inclusive. (905)767 $625 Incl. utilities. Avail De- diate. Call (416) 272-0857 6667 or(905)619-0897. cember1st.(905)666-9442. F v •, a -. c ' , , %t.4 `1 ,.,`a I-. #s 1. at a , h, , ll Visit Us On the Internet: www.durhamnews.net 400 ; : , 400 690 690 i RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. , Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. 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(905)571-5306, (905)823-9040 EXT 2173 WOMEN in abusive relationships for help call Denise House for Women & Children Toll Free 1-800-263-3725 (confidentiality) : 1 1 Improvements BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bathroom renova- tions, new kitchen counters and kitch- ens, finished bas- ments, rec. rooms and decks. 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905)- 619.4663 Cell (416) 275-0034 HANDYMAN AT YOUR SERVICE General home repair, hardwood flooring, ceramic tiles, woodworking, painting, decks, fence repair, much more. Call James (905) 839-4041 RENOVATIONS PAINTING, bathrooms, rec rooms, licensed & insured. Quality work. Best prices (905)649-6996 Want a job done for Christmas? We do d all NO TIME TO TALK insulation, taping, new or old houses. Why not Fax us Also basement your ad! renovations. Call You can use your (416)505-6649 fax machine to send us your FOY- & advertisement. rating Please allow time All Pro for us to confirm Paining and your ad copy and Wallpapering price prior to Stucco ceilings, General Top work deadline. repairs, quality at reasonable prices One of 0 u r 20% off for Seniors customer service representatives will Call for a FREE Estimate 404.9669 call you. Please remember QUALITY to leave your PAINTING & company name, DECORATING address, phone number and Interior/Exterior contact name. Free Estimates S'S'a'!5'!S 837-9558 Fax News TMS PAINTING Advertiser & DECOR 905-579-4218 Interior &Exterior ` European Workman- : 1 1 Improvements ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 HANDYMAN Call a Real Handyman for Fm all your household needs. People with limited cash Storage e Stora MOUNTAIN flow. No job too small, Plumbing, electrical, MOVING SYSTEMS we will move anything, removal, painting, garbage P 9 general repairs. anywhere, anytime. Commeraal or residential. Packaging storage and 0811 Joseph 905-428.7528 boxes available. Senior & mid month discounts. Free estimates. cell - (905)626.6247 571-0755 1.-888-491-66A0 L at., ..J . 1 • - s11 {*.¢{i {. {d •it4 *t.'43i :{�'..•i+�+i`14i.. tt ��isi.+�i. i. Cobras bite Raiders • twice in Ottawa Overtime loss mean Ajax -Pickering just misses advancing to tournament final The Ajax -Pickering Raiders minor ban- tam `AAA' rep hockey team was stung in the semifinals of the Ottawa Sting Ice Breaker Tournament earlier this month. The Raiders hopes of advancing to the championship final were dashed after a close 4-3 overtime loss to the Eastern Ontario Cobras in the semifinal con- test. Jason Crete scored twice for Ajax - Pickering, while Brent Small netted the other marker. Adam Urquhart added an as- sist. Goaltender Michael Parisi faced 24 shots in the game. Stephen Ross Budai was named the game's most valuable player. The Ajax -Pickering bantams started the tourney with a 7-0 blowout victory over the Weston Hawks. Andrew Dissanayake, Brett Connolly and Crete scored two apiece, while Small chipped' n with a sin- gle marker. Assisting were in Aitken with three, Kyle Cunningham and Budai each with two, and Tyler Franey with one. Brian Eustace recorded the win in net. MVP honours went to Cunningham. In the second game, the Raiders were downed 3-1 by the Cobras. Goalie Parisi faced 31 shots in the contest. Crete scored the lone goal, unassisted. Dissanayake was the game's MVP. In the third game, the Raiders were im- pressive 7-1 winners over the Stoney Creek Bruins. Eustace faced 17 shots in net to record the win. Small led the way with a two -goal effort. Andrew Fagan, Budai, Cunningham, Dissanayake and Aitken had one goal apiece. Assisting were Connolly with three, Budai, Cunningham, Fagan, Urquhart, Crete and Aitken with one apiece. Jason Winder and Sean Coultice con- tributed strong defensive efforts through- out the tournament. The team was without Kevin Bandola, Matt McCann and Matt Carroll due to in- juries. Swimmers in synch at Scarborough meet The Durham Synchro Club returned Rebecca Halls finished fourth. Jordan An - with four strong efforts from its members at derson finished in 11th spot in her first the Lieutenant Governor's Invitational competition. Brianna McLellan placed Meet at Variety Village in Scarborough this 15th. past weekend. The Durham club will swim at the Eto- In the 11 -and -under age group, the bicoke meet at the Centre of Excellence in Durham club sent four swimmers to com- Toronto this weekend. pete in the figure competition, and all The club is accepting registration for swimmers performed well. programs beginning in January. For more Katie Lepage captured second place and information, call 720-7477. 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And when old times we often recall, ow Roofing ew Windows That's when we miss him most of all Financing Available - BBB r 905-428-5719 Forever remembered, forever missed, your loving wife Margaret, children & grandchildren. �� E�� Roofing Windows1 Deaths • 1 Deaths 111150% 01=1 905-767-1240 •3 0 Renovations John McLellan "A Man of His Word" BIDGOOD, Percival (Yard Foreman, retired from Canadian Pacific �. Railways) - At the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, on Sunday, Snow Removal Snow Removal November 12, 2000, at the age of 77. Percy Bidgood, loving hus- band of the late Kay Bidgood. Father of Rosalyn and Jacqui. Dear brother of Nesta and Joyce of England. A family service was held at ;CW m the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME (905)428-8488. Odes FILSON Mary., Peacefully, on Thursday, November 16, 2000 at the Ballycliffe Nursing Home, Ajax in her 85th year. Beloved wife of 45 years to Grant Filson. Predeceased by her former husband the Party Services Party Services Rev. Charles Trill. Loving mother of Janice Sydorko, Lynn Davies, A Charles Filson, and Kathryn Arsenault. Proud RABBIT RANTS WORK randma of George Davies, Steven Carrothers, Michael Carrothers, Scott Carrothers, Caitlin Davies, Nancy Arsenault, Christine Ar Doing Magic For Children's Parties senault and greatgrandchildren Justin and Carly Carrothers. And All Occasions.. Have My Own Magician. Survived by brother William Smillie and predeceased by brother Call Ernie 66s-4932 Alexander Smillie. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax * * * * * * * * * * * (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Sunday. A KIDS UNLIMITED complete funeral service to be held in the chapel on Monday, November 20, 2000 at 2:00 p.m. Should family and friends so desire, b N, donations to Alzheimer Society or Ballycliffe Nursing Home would be greatly appreciated. .S Children's entertainment for any occasion. PLEASE NOTE. CHANGE OF LOCATION OF SERVICE Clowns, character look-alikes, loot bags, WALKER, Ian Scott - Suddenly as the result of an aneurysm, on face painting, magic, music. Wednesday, November 15, 2000. Ian Scott Walker, in his 34th year. * 905`471-5331 Beloved son of Ruth and Bruce Walker. Loving brother of Kevin and Wanda; David and Georgina; and Cara and Jim. Dear uncle of . Kimberley, Andrea, Matthew, Alex, Kyle, Kas and Rosalynn. The family will {� ceive friends for a memorial visitation at the MCEACH- CLOWN / MAGICIAN NIE FUNERAL HOME, 29 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Saturday. A • Live animals • All occasions service to celebrate Ian's life will be held at ST. PAUL'S -ON -THE - HILL ANGLICAN CHURCH (822 Kingston Road) Pickering on • All ages Sunday, November 19, 2000 at 3:00 p.m. There will be a reception following the service at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, (400 Monarch Call Jeff Avenue, South of Bayly Street) Ajax. 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